A great tale of adventure and intrigue. Book is in good overall condition, with a strong, straight spine, all pages firmly attached, no tears or writing on any pages, no folded page corners. There is scuffing on the front and rear covers from shelf wear, light staining and minor wear to front and rear cover edges.
The content progresses from simpler tricks to more difficult ones, covering effects with coins, matches, slates, marbles, and handkerchiefs, and also includes chapters on mathematical mysteries and parlor magic.
Life of Jesus François Mauriac HC Longmans, Green 1937 1st Ed Signed
This product is a signed hardcover copy of "The Good Die Poor" by Henry W. Clune, published by Longmans, Green and Co. in 1937. It is a piece of original literature in English, categorized under the genre of fiction. This collectible item holds significance as it is a signed edition, adding a special touch to its value for collectors and fans of literature.
No author is specified. In our modern dictionaries the Kabala is defined as 'the mystic Theosophy of the Hebrews.'. Staples rusted; narrow chip to left edge of rear cover (to blank margin only); else Near Fine.
No author is specified. In our modern dictionaries the Kabala is defined as 'the mystic Theosophy of the Hebrews.'. Staples rusted; narrow chip to left edge of rear cover (to blank margin only); else Near Fine.
○Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket (HCDJ). ○Author: Virginia Woolf. The Years is Virginia Woolf's most popular and accessible novel, tracing the history of the Pargiter family over fifty years. Moving from the late Victorian era through the turn of the century and into the mid-1930s, the narrative captures the subtle shifts in English society and the internal lives of its characters.
○Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket (HCDJ). ○Author: Virginia Woolf. The Years is Virginia Woolf's most popular and accessible novel, tracing the history of the Pargiter family over fifty years. Moving from the late Victorian era through the turn of the century and into the mid-1930s, the narrative captures the subtle shifts in English society and the internal lives of its characters.
