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paperback. Etat : As New. ~ Cover has some minor shelf wear. ~ NEW inside and Out! Clean & Crisp Pages w/No markings. (Email for more info./pics).

Etat : New.

Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. Atoms, Galaxies, And Understanding: Cosmology In Its Simplest Form. Book.

Etat : Very Good. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Hardcover, [ix], 53 pages. Very Good condition in a Good- (minus) dust jacket. First edition. Size 8.25"x5.5". A collection of humorous and satirical poems by the author of "The White Sands Incident." Book has moderate soiling on text block edges. Interior text clean and unmarked. Dust jacket has soiling, edgewear, small chip near spine top; enclosed in mylar cover. …

Paperback. Etat : Good. . Satisfaction 100% guaranteed.

Etat : As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Etat : New.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Good. First Edition. Red hardback with gold print on front and spine. Front board has 2 cup rings otherwise boards have very minimal shelf wear. Pages are tight; clean/unmarked. 53 pages. Stated First Edition. DJ not price clipped ($5.00); in mylar. DJ has minor bumping to edges/corners; minor rubbing; minor general shelf wear. DJ Good+ condition. Wonderful copy of very scarce item! Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

Softcover. 20 page pamphlet. Softcover; stapled wraps. Ex-Library copy; with the markings of a UFO Study Club. Some sunning, a bit of light soil to covers. Previous owners name inked on the front cover. Pages clean. ; STT18A; 9 x 6"; 20 pages; Ex-Library.

Softcover. Etat : Near Very Good. Stapled wraps, related ephemera laid in, booklet has bumps with slight creasing to the spine ends and corners, thin cross creases and a touch of mottling along the spine, rubbing to the covers, sunning to the edges, and some light soiling to the back. Overall, this is a solid, Near Very Good copy.…

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. owner inscription inside, clean text.

Etat : New.

Etat : As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

paperback. Etat : Good. Good, 1954 Stapled softbound wraps, 41 pages, text contains nderlining & markings in pen, address label on inside cover, sound binding, firm corners.

Etat : New.

paperback. Etat : Good. 1965 Softbound, 75 pages, blue covers are loose from book, first 3 pages also loose, book has a curl at fore-edge, name in corner on cover is only marking found.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. (Used/Nonfiction/Memoir) This book is in very good condition with a sizable stain stretching from the the top page edges to the back cover along with yellowing o the pages due to age. Atoms, Galaxies, And Understanding: Cosmology In Its Simplest Form is a book written by Daniel W. Fry that explores the fundamentals of cosmology in a straightforward and accessible manner. The book covers a wide range of topics, including the origins of the universe, the nature of matter, the structure of galaxies, and the evolution of life on Earth. Fry uses clear and concise language to explain complex scientific concepts, making this book an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning about the mysteries of the universe. The author also includes numerous illustrations and diagrams to help readers visualize the concepts being discussed. Atoms, Galaxies, And Understanding is an engaging and informative read that will appeal to both science enthusiasts and casual readers alike.…

Parthenon, Hälsingborg 1966. 59 sidor. Förlagsband med skyddsomslag. Gott skick. Originalets titel: The curve of development. Översatt av Ivan Troëng.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Blue cloth, lettered in gold foil. Mild rubbing to corners and extremities, a few surface marks to cloth, rubbed with exposure along several sections of cover fore-edges. Firm binding. 1st ed. 120 pp. A classic work of UFOlogy, scarce in its original edition. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.…

Softcover. Etat : Good. No jacket. Owner's name written on copyright page. A few pages underlined. Scarce.

Wrappers. Etat : Fine. First Edition. El Monte, CA: Understanding, 1957. First Edition of the July, 1957 issue; Vol II, No. 7. From the collection of Max Miller, of Flying Saucers International and the "Saucers" publication. Octavo, printed wrappers, 16 pp. + book list. Near Fine. Rather spectacular condition for a paperbound issue from 1956. A scarce publication from one of the plethora of UFO investigatory organizations of the "First Age" of UFOlogy, which was essentially the fifties, Understanding is one of those which took the direction of reporting sightings and discussing the nature of UFO and extraterrestrial life in general; they, like so many of the embryonic organizations of the years immediately following Kenneth Arnold's Cascade Mountain sighting, perhaps lacked the funds and personnel for field research that only a few groups, like NICAP, were able to assemble. Understanding is self-described herein as "a non-profit organization dedicated to the propagation of a better understanding among all the peoples of the earth, and of those who are not of earth." Because all of these organizational publications - and the first full-length books written on UFO, as well - were prior to whatever the mystery of abduction might be about, the attitude in the first 10-12 years was almost universally an upbeat one, an attitude of almost automatic faith in the altruism of other intelligent life forms. No books or publications at that time dealt with abduction, but of contact, and benevolent earthly activity on the part of aliens was assumed even when there was no contact. Contents of this issue: "Society"; "Peace Pilgrim"; "Thoughts on Service"; "Spacecraft Dept."; "Radiation"; "Interstellar Spirits"; more. A nice, historical UFOlogy and/ or New Age collectible, in superior condition, from the collection of Max Miller. L7.…

Wrappers. Etat : Fine. First Edition. El Monte, CA: Understanding, 1957. First Edition of the May, 1957 issue; Vol II, No. 5. From the collection of Max Miller, of Flying Saucers International and the "Saucers" publication. Octavo, printed wrappers, 16 pp. + book list. Near Fine. Rather spectacular condition for a paperbound issue from 1956. A scarce publication from one of the plethora of UFO investigatory organizations of the "First Age" of UFOlogy, which was essentially the fifties, Understanding is one of those which took the direction of reporting sightings and discussing the nature of UFO and extraterrestrial life in general; they, like so many of the embryonic organizations of the years immediately following Kenneth Arnold's Cascade Mountain sighting, perhaps lacked the funds and personnel for field research that only a few groups, like NICAP, were able to assemble. Understanding is self-described herein as "a non-profit organization dedicated to the propagation of a better understanding among all the peoples of the earth, and of those who are not of earth." Because all of these organizational publications - and the first full-length books written on UFO, as well - were prior to whatever the mystery of abduction might be about, the attitude in the first 10-12 years was almost universally an upbeat one, an attitude of almost automatic faith in the altruism of other intelligent life forms. No books or publications at that time dealt with abduction, but of contact, and benevolent earthly activity on the part of aliens was assumed even when there was no contact. Contents of this issue: "Two Questions"; "Piatigorsky"; "Many Mansions"; "Who Knows Dept."; "Upon Another Dawn"; "Steps to the Stars"; more. A nice, historical UFOlogy and/ or New Age collectible, in superior condition, from the collection of Max Miller. L7.…

Wrappers. Etat : Fine. First Edition. El Monte, CA: Understanding, 1957. First Edition of the January, 1957 issue; Vol II, No. 1. From the collection of Max Miller, of Flying Saucers International and the "Saucers" publication. Octavo, printed wrappers, 16 pp. + book list. Light age-toning at left margin, else fine. Rather spectacular condition for a paperbound issue from 1957. A scarce publication from one of the plethora of UFO investigatory organizations of the "First Age" of UFOlogy, which was essentially the fifties, Understanding is one of those which took the direction of reporting sightings and discussing the nature of UFO and extraterrestrial life in general; they, like so many of the embryonic organizations of the years immediately following Kenneth Arnold's Cascade Mountain sighting, perhaps lacked the funds and personnel for field research that only a few groups, like NICAP, were able to assemble. Understanding is self-described herein as "a non-profit organization dedicated to the propagation of a better understanding among all the peoples of the earth, and of those who are not of earth." Because all of these organizational publications - and the first full-length books written on UFO, as well - were prior to whatever the mystery of abduction might be about, the attitude in the first 10-12 years was almost universally an upbeat one, an attitude of almost automatic faith in the altruism of other intelligent life forms. No books or publications at that time dealt with abduction, but of contact, and benevolent earthly activity on the part of aliens was assumed even when there was no contact. Contents of this issue: "The Second Year"; "Poet's Corner"; "Philosophy of A Common Man"; "Teen Age Page"; "Spacecraft News"; "New Group of World Servers"; more. A nice, historical UFOlogy and/ or New Age collectible, in superior condition, from the collection of Max Miller. L103.…

Wrappers. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. El Monte, CA: Understanding, 1958. First Edition of the March, 1958 issue; Vol III, No.3. From the collection of Max Miller, of Flying Saucers International and the "Saucers" publication. Octavo, printed wrappers, 20 pp. + book list. A very sharp Near Fine. Apparent discoloration in the scans are scanning artifacts, and do not exist in the piece. Virtually fine. Rather spectacular condition for a softbound issue from 1958. A scarce publication from one of the plethora of UFO investigatory organizations of the "First Age" of UFOlogy, which was essentially the fifties, Understanding is one of those which took the direction of reporting sightings and discussing the nature of UFO and extraterrestrial life in general; they, like so many of the embryonic organizations of the years immediately following Kenneth Arnold's Cascade Mountain sighting, perhaps lacked the funds and personnel for field research that only a few groups, like NICAP, were able to assemble. Understanding is self-described herein as "a non-profit organization dedicated to the propagation of a better understanding among all the peoples of the earth, and of those who are not of earth." Because all of these organizational publications - and the first full-length books written on UFO, as well - were prior to whatever the mystery of abduction might be about, the attitude in the first 10-12 years was almost universally an upbeat one, an attitude of almost automatic faith in the altruism of other intelligent life forms. No books or publications at that time dealt with abduction, but of contact, and benevolent earthly activity on the part of aliens was assumed even when there was no contact. Contents of this remarkably representative little publication: "The Proven Method"; "Realistic Prayer for Atomic Age"; "A Mother's Petition"; spacecraft department; teen-age page; more. A nice, historical UFOlogy collectible, in superior condition, from the collection of Max Miller. L103. …

Wrappers. Etat : Fine. First Edition. El Monte, CA: Understanding, 1958. First Edition of the January, 1958 issue; Vol III, No. 1. From the collection of Max Miller, of Flying Saucers International and the "Saucers" publication. Octavo, printed wrappers, 20 pp. + book list. Light age-toning at left margin, else fine. Rather spectacular condition for a paperbound issue from 1958. A scarce publication from one of the plethora of UFO investigatory organizations of the "First Age" of UFOlogy, which was essentially the fifties, Understanding is one of those which took the direction of reporting sightings and discussing the nature of UFO and extraterrestrial life in general; they, like so many of the embryonic organizations of the years immediately following Kenneth Arnold's Cascade Mountain sighting, perhaps lacked the funds and personnel for field research that only a few groups, like NICAP, were able to assemble. Understanding is self-described herein as "a non-profit organization dedicated to the propagation of a better understanding among all the peoples of the earth, and of those who are not of earth." Because all of these organizational publications - and the first full-length books written on UFO, as well - were prior to whatever the mystery of abduction might be about, the attitude in the first 10-12 years was almost universally an upbeat one, an attitude of almost automatic faith in the altruism of other intelligent life forms. No books or publications at that time dealt with abduction, but of contact, and benevolent earthly activity on the part of aliens was assumed even when there was no contact. Contents of this remarkably representative little publication: "Three Kinds of Science"; "Many Shall Be Called"; "Spacecraft Department"; sightings; a letter to NICAP; and more. A nice, historical UFOlogy collectible, in superior condition, from the collection of Max Miller. L103.…

hardcover. Etat : Good. Third Printing. Signed & inscribed by author to previous owner on endpaper, 1956 3rd hardcover printing, VG-/VG- in Mylar, dustjacket is a quarter-inch too short, wear at spine ends & corners, heavy wear/tear at fore-edge crease, some rubs at edge of spine, in new Mylar, bookplate on pastedown, addresses in top corner of endpaper, 2 consecutive pages creased at top corner. …

Etat : Very Good.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 109pp. A few finger smudges to pages and very mild foxing to endpapers.

Wrappers. Etat : Fine. First Edition. El Monte, CA: Understanding, 1956. First Edition of the January, 1956 issue; the first issue, Vol I, No.1. From the collection of Max Miller, of Flying Saucers International and the "Saucers" publication. Octavo, printed wrappers, 16 pp. + book list. Fine. Apparent discoloration in the scans are scanning artifacts, and do not exist in the piece. Rather spectacular condition for a softbound issue from 1956. A scarce publication from one of the plethora of UFO investigatory organizations of the "First Age" of UFOlogy, which was essentially the fifties, Understanding is one of those which took the direction of reporting sightings and discussing the nature of UFO and extraterrestrial life in general; they, like so many of the embryonic organizations of the years immediately following Kenneth Arnold's Cascade Mountain sighting, perhaps lacked the funds and personnel for field research that only a few groups, like NICAP, were able to assemble. Understanding is self-described herein as "a non-profit organization dedicated to the propagation of a better understanding among all the peoples of the earth, and of those who are not of earth." Because all of these organizational publications - and the first full-length books written on UFO, as well - were prior to whatever the mystery of abduction might be about, the attitude in the first 10-12 years was almost universally an upbeat one, an attitude of almost automatic faith in the altruism of other intelligent life forms. No books or publications at that time dealt with abduction, but of contact, and benevolent earthly activity on the part of aliens was assumed even when there was no contact. Contents of this remarkably representative little publication: "International Understanding"; "The Relativity of Reality"; "Our Visitors From Space"; "The Antiproton and Energy Unlimited"; and more. A nice, historical UFOlogy collectible, in superior condition, from the collection of Max Miller, and, of course the first issue of a new publication. L103. …

Etat : Good. Used/Rare and Unusual SIGNED COPY This book is in good condition. The cover has minimal wear with pages slightly discolored due to age. "To Men of Earth" is the account of an unusual visit which began at the White Sands Missile Proving Ground, near Las Cruces, New Mexico, on July 4th 1950. It happens to be a tru historical record of an event, which did not take place just as described, although that is probably too much to expect the average reader to believe. Fortunately there is no need to do so, since the book, even if considered only as fiction, is fascinating reading, and makes a substantial contribution to the understanding of the subject. Signed by Author(s).…