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Hardcover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. Uncredited (illustrateur). Hardcover. First Edition [no number line]. No DJ. Edge wear. Quarter maroon/fleur di lies boards. Light soil/spotting at page edges. Spine wrap split at upper board edge but still attached to back board. May have other minor incidental cosmetic defects expected with age. Else tight and square. LIT/ADVENTURE.

Single Issue Magazine. Etat : New. Pages are crisp and clean, binding tight.1/8 closed tear bottom edge spine. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Orders received before 3PM PT typically ship same day. All profits support the non-profit community.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Wraps lightly toned and edgeworn, with minor chipping at spine head. Staplebound; staples secure, free of rust. Binding sound. Pages tanned, text unmarked. With contributions from Fletcher Pratt, John Wyndham [as John Beynon Harris], and others. Cover art uncredited.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. Uncredited (illustrateur). Hardcover. First Edition [no number line]. No DJ. Edge wear. Quarter green/fleur di lies boards. Light soil/spotting at page edges. May have other minor incidental cosmetic defects expected with age. Else tight and square. LIT/ROMANCE/ADVENTURE.

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. Uncredited (illustrateur). Hardcover. First Edition [no number line]. No DJ. Edge wear. Quarter green/fleur di lies boards. Light soil/spotting at page edges. May have other minor incidental cosmetic defects expected with age. Else tight and square. LIT.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. ROOM: NO. 2 [SPRING 1987]. [Mamaroneck, NY, Room Press, 1987]. Uncredited editor. Stiff light tan wrappers, upper wrappers printed blue and black (slight rubbing to lower wrapper), else fine. Contains poems by David Giannini and Barry Sternlieb. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.

Single Issue Magazine. Etat : Very Good. Paperback magazine in very good condition. All inside pages are in great shape. Minor shelf wear to the cover.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Paperback original first edition, Belmont Book #B50-646 with "A Belmont Book?September 1965" and no other printings on its copyright page. This attractive book is in very good condition, marred only by very shallow reading creases in its spine and front hinge, missing the tip of the back top corner cover, some short very shallow creases in its front cover, and light wear to front cover edges. Its binding is tight and square. Covers are bright and unmarked. Pages are unmarked and unworn. As with all Space Age Book purchases, I will ship this book in a moisture proof zip-loc bag, padded in bubble wrap, inside a sturdy box to assure it reaches its new owner in the same condition as my description.

Soft cover. Etat : Fine. uncredited (illustrateur). First edition/printing paperback original (PBO) 1963 Gold Medal d1366 in Fine, unread condition, no hardcover edition.

Soft Cover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. ----------science fiction pulp magazine, digest size. This shortlived (4 issue) magazine mostly reprinted stories from Marvel Science Stories (1950-1952). Edgewear, a near fine copy.

Soft Cover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. ----------science fiction pulp magazine, digest size. This shortlived (4 issue) magazine mostly reprinted stories from Marvel Science Stories (1950-1952). This is the FIRST ISSUE of this magazine. Spine edgewear, a near fine copy.

Mass Market Paperback. Etat : Very Good. ----------paperback. A 175-page science fiction anthology. Faint reading crease, corner creases, edgewear, a VG copy.

Mass Market Paperback. Etat : Very Good+. First Edition. ----------paperback. A 173-page science fiction anthology. Corner crease, edgewear, price stamp on page block bottom edge, a VG+ copy.

Soft Cover. Etat : As New. First Edition. ----------science fiction pulp magazine, digest size. This shortlived (4 issue) magazine mostly reprinted stories from Marvel Science Stories (1950-1952). Modest shelfwear, essentially an unread as new copy.

Mass Market Paperback. Etat : Very Good+. Richard Powers (front cover) (illustrateur). First Edition. ----------paperback. An anthology of tales from the short-lived digest magazine Beyond Fantasy Fiction. Spine and reading creases, spine fold, price stamp on bottom page block edge, a VG+ copy.

Paperback. Etat : new. New Copy. Customer Service Guaranteed.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. GREATER GOLDEN HILLS POETRY EXPRESS: VOL. 2, NO. 1. [San Diego, Feminist Poetry and Graphics Center, 1976]. Uncredited editor. B/w illustrations. Bibliographical references. Stiff yellow wrappers, printed black (slight rubbing to wrappers), else fine. "National Issue" of the periodical, containing contributions by Ellen Marie Bissert, Diand di Prima, Carolyn Hull, Deena Metzger, Sondra Gayle Stein, et al. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Ian Fraser (illustrateur). First Edition. THE GRYPHON: SPRING 1953. [Leeds] University of Leeds, 1953. Uncredited editor. B/w illustrations. Bibliographical references. Includes advertising matter. Stiff white printed wrappers, pictorial upper wrapper in dark blue and pink (slight rubbing and fading to wrappers), else very good-fine. Contains Stephen Spender's address to the First Festival of the National Union of Students, held at Leeds, January, 1953, titled "Students and Culture"; also notable for an article on nursery rhymes and stories by Geoffrey Handley-Taylor and the upper wrapper linoleum cut illustration by Ian Fraser; plus poems, short stories, etc. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Book.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : No Dustjacket. First Edition. ISBN . B000WAYB26 Mass Market Paperback First Berkley Books Printing as stated on the copyright page. Near Fine Condition. Tight bright attractive copy with no markings to the book. A collectors grade copy with flat spine and no creasing to the covers. No Signature.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. This is "Blackwood's Magazine" for July 1968, being Volume 304, number 1833. The issue contains interesting articles on solo ocean voyaging, John Cowper Powys, and Elizabethan society as well as some excellent short fiction. TITLE : Blackwood's Magazine ISSUE : Vol. 304, No. 1833 DATE : July 1968 IMPRINT : William Blackwood & Sons PLACE : Edinburgh STATUS : OP - Out of Print PHYSICAL DETAILS : Monthly Journal; 96 pages; approximately 5 7/8" x 9 1/8"; decorated wraps, sewn and glued. CONTENTS : ** Voyages Alone Around the World by Erroll Bruce ** Mohamet and the West - a story by Pendleton Hogan ** The Flying Lesson - a story by J. I-C. ** The Malawa River - by G. N. Paterson ** The Master Gunner - a story by Robert H. Hill ** Nomen Laude Dignum - by Olad De Wet (concerning John Cowper Powys) ** Mini-Skiing in Macedonia - a story by Willard Manus ** Memories of an Elizabethan - by J. H. Mair (concerning the 1598 "Survey of London" by John Stow) ** A Night in Old Taranto - a story by Leslie Gardiner ** The Looker-On (Editorials) ** Book Reviews. CONDITION -- VERY GOOD -- This is a previously owned periodical which remains nicely preserved - clean and presentable with but near-negligible wear .

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Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Fair. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1985 Edition. © 1985: #144 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991. Small pen marks to front cover:- Synopsis: With the conquest of the stars, Mankind spread to become the dominant race throughout the galaxy. The presence of other, alien races, forever plotting to usurp Man's position was not the only problem which had to be faced. To feed the ever increasing human population, whole planets had to be given over to producing food. This advance caused resentment among alien races, and the simmering anger threatened to boil over:- (original cost £0.22).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Good. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1984 Edition. © 1984: #123 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991:- Synopsis: They called it the Vortex. A spinning mass of energy which travelled, apparently harmlessly, though the solar system. Like a dormant volcano it caused no harm until it erupted for some unknown reason. Terror gripped the universe - it was a destroyer of worlds - A Planet Eater:- (original cost £0.20).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Very Good: Light signs of wear. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1984 Edition. © 1984: #120 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991:- Synopsis: In deep space strange things happen. The stellar cruiser 'Vesterion' crashed into the heart of the sun under the direct control of her captain. The space tug 'Callisto IV' engaged full space drive whilst anchored in the asteroid belt, tearing herself in two. But the strangest case of all began in 2246 when the Terran probeship, 'Osma', was under construction:- (original cost £0.20).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Fair. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1984 Edition. © 1984: #118 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991. Penned writing to back cover:- Synopsis: After the nuclear devastation of Sol III in 2384, Earth was occupied by an alien race, the Deneb. Both sides had resorted to nuclear warfare, which left the landscape a radiation-ravaged wasteland. The invaders didn't care about the desolation, all they required from Earth was a stopping-off place for their starship battle-fleets. A large alien garrison was established within a protective force-dome, while the surviving Earthmen were left to fend for themselves in the radio-active wilderness. All resistance and fight was beaten out of the surviving Earth people who were left in abject poverty to scrape a living, until along came - The Freedom Fighters:- (original cost £0.20).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Good. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1982 Edition. © 1982: #86 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991:- Synopsis: By the year 2783 the Alliance of the Worlds had engineered a lasting, but fragile peace. Some worlds were jealous of this peace because it prevented them from gaining spoils of war. Vigilance against these agents of disruption was close and constant, yet disputes did arise. It was then loners like Herne appeared to lend a hand. Who was Herne? Where did he come from? Nobody really knew, except Herne himself - The Cosmic Outlaw:- (original cost £0.18).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Good. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1983 Edition. © 1983: #100 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991:- Synopsis: As Terran adventurers explored deeper into the galaxy, traders followed them to do business with the new worlds. There were credits to be amassed by this new breed of inter-stellar wanderer: but with wealth came crime, and space piracy flourished. A new Fighting Force, the Galactic Law Enforcement Squad, was founded to protect the freighters: but even they could not guarantee protection against one of the desperate killers among the Pirates of the Ether Sea:- (original cost £0.18).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Very Good: Light signs of wear. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1982 Edition. © 1982: #74 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991:- Synopsis: The long and bitter war between the Empires of Earth and Morgos had reached stalemate. For every weapon there was a counter weapon, and both sides had stretched their resources to the limit. At the border of their Empires was the desolate planet X44B, strategically placed and rich in rare space-fuel elements. Two space fleets orbited the planet, safe behind their energy shields. There was no way of landing without dropping part of those shields, and that meant certain annihilation. So neither fleet could reach the stockpiles of fuel that each side had mined and both desperately needed:- (original cost £0.16).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Very Good: Light signs of wear. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1982 Edition. © 1982: #72 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991:- Synopsis: The Terran Confederation was locked in grim conflict with the brutal, warrior nation of Farfeet. On Earth's galactic outpost, Thule, the fighting was fiercest. Neither side had spacecraft capable of reaching the other's home planet, so Thule was needed as a stepping stone. Whoever controlled Thule would win the war. To supply Thule, the Terran Confederation developed the Cyclotron Tunnel, a beam of pure energy that could send supplies at the speed of light - and the Farfeet did their best to wreck it. And the stranded Earth army:- (original cost £0.16).

Paperback: 7" x 5½". Etat : Good. Cover Art: Uncredited (illustrateur). 1979 Edition. © 1979: #9 of the series of 281 published between April 1979 & January 1991. Small pen mark to front cover:- Synopsis: Time-warp opened up galaxies many light years distant. To patrol them, the Galactic Federation formed a corps of specially trained men to do for space what the fearless Marshals did for the early West. They called them - The Law Lords. Their oath - to bring justice to the wild desolation of space: to be Judge, Jury and sometimes - Executioner:- (original cost £0.12).