True red (20 résultats)

Paperback. Etat : Good. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts, Tuhoe says, If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing. He lived this way for 17 years.However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation.True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts, Tuhoe says, If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing. He lived this way for 17 years.However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation.True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Pictorial card covers, colour photo illstns. A near fine copy.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Appears to be unread. The only copy we have ever come across which is not signed. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. "Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts," Tuhoe says, "If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing." He lived this way for 17 years. However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation. True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light. …

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Appears to be unread and signed as with most copies. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. "Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts," Tuhoe says, "If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing." He lived this way for 17 years. However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation. True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light. Signed by Author(s). …

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Appears to be unread and signed as with most copies. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. "Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts," Tuhoe says, "If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing." He lived this way for 17 years. However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation. True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light. Signed by Author(s). …

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Appears to be unread and signed as with most copies. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. "Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts," Tuhoe says, "If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing." He lived this way for 17 years. However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation. True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light. Signed by Author(s). …

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Appears to be unread and signed as with most copies. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. "Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts," Tuhoe says, "If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing." He lived this way for 17 years. However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation. True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light. Signed by Author(s). …

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Appears to be unread and signed as with most copies. Wearing the colour red, living by the 'law of lawlessness' and having the patch with the emblem of the mighty bulldog on your back was what ex-Mongrel Mob leader Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac called being True Red. "Because all levels of society hated us we created a new society of hatred symbolised by the bulldog. Its ferocious habits were engraved on our hearts," Tuhoe says, "If you weren't a mobster you weren't worth knowing." He lived this way for 17 years. However, constantly living for the bash, beer, prison and the possibility of dying in a pool of blood eventually saw Tuhoe search for another way of doing life. Leaving the Mob was hard. Not only did he face the rejection of his own and the fierce judgemental prejudices of mainstream society, but with the awakening of his conscience came the realisation of a past filled with inflicting pain on others besides himself, and of a life devoid of any sense of love or hope. This led him down a path of confession, forgiveness and reconciliation. True Red is the essential biography of one man's fascinating journey from the realm of darkness into the world of light. Signed by Author(s). …

Softcover/Paperback. Etat : Good. Tiny bit of edgewear and peeling at the corners, otherwise great and is signed by the author. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Etat : Good. No Jacket. The book is in good condition. It has been inscribed by the author and dated 25/7/2015. The book contains graphic violence and offensive language. Inscribed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Pictorial card covers, colour photo illstns. Signed by Tuhoe Isaac on the title page. A near fine copy. Signed by Author(s).

Inscribed, signed and dated, octavo softcover (VG-, sl. stain to fep.); all our specials have minimal description to keep listing them viable. They are at least reading copies, complete and in reasonable condition, but usually secondhand; frequently they are superior examples. Ordering more than one book will reduce your overall postage cost.…

Soft cover. Etat : Fair. 1st Edition. Some scuffs and wear to flyleaf. Signed by both Isaac Tuhoe and Bard Haami. Signed by Author(s).

Soft Covers. Etat : Very Good. None. First Edition. 23 cm, xvi, 165 pp, colour and b&w photo plates, soft covers. VG copy.

Soft cover. Etat : Good. Autographed, Mongrel Mob, Tuhoe 'Bruno' Isaac, True Red. Signed by Author(s).

Etat : gut. True Red In englischer Sprache. pages.

Sewn as issued, wrappers printed in red & black. Slight wear to foot of spine. Very fine. English version of the text booklet for Svensson's collection of lithographs, printed in a Swedish and an English version of 300 numbered copies each, plus another 75 for Press and Institutions. The present copy is unnumbered, and bears the hand-written statement "Prov" (proof) with Svensson's signature in lieu of a number. It also bears a full-page illustrated inscription on verso of front wrapper to Swedish publisher Gerard Bonnier, in Swedish: "En sannsaga om isolering mänskligt tålamod och stort hav - till Gerard Bonnier från tillgivne Roland S. Dec. 1965" ("A true story of isolation, human patience and great seas - to Gerard Bonnier affectionately from Roland S. Dec. 1965). Stockholm, Proprius Publishing House, 1965. 4to. [iv] + 60 pp. Richly illustrated.…

Häftad, omslag tryckta i rött & svart (det främre med en minimal rund fläck nederst). Fint exemplar. Trycktes som texthäfte till en bildportfölj med samma namn, i en svensk resp. engelsk upplaga om 300 numrerade exemplar vardera, samt 75 exemplar för bibliotek och press. Här föreligger ett onumrerat exemplar benämnt nummer "ett / korrektur", signerat Roland S. i kolofonen, samt med helsides dedikation på främre omslagets insida: "Till Gerard och Peggy Bonnier - en sannsaga om en enslig ö och dess människor - och en hälsning från er tillgivne Roland S. Dec. 1964." Aktiebolaget Nordiska Bokhandelns Förlag, 1964. 4:o. 56 s. Rikt illustrerad.…