Charles E Underwood (126 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. This book should be helpful as a how to guide for a man working alone to build a strong, yet simple log cabin made to last. It can be a log cabin that a man can be proud to call his home or for a getaway home on the weekend. I built the 13 by 41 foot cabin shell, including cutting down the trees and peeling off the bark, in three months while camping out in a tent. Cutting down the trees and peeling off the bark took more than half of the time in completing the shell of the cabin. It was hard work, but by using the trees on my property, and a couple that I got off the river's gravel bar, I saved money and it gave me a more satisfying feeling of accomplishment as I lived my dream. I did the work by myself without anyone or any heavy log moving equipment helping. My wife, Su, and my then seven year old son, Anthony, helped me to work on the cabin mainly by freeing me from having to cook, clean, and do other daily chores while the cabin went up. We lived in a tent on our property for 41/2 months as we built the cabin. The extra month and a half was needed due to the not expected deep snow upon our arrival in March in Alaska, and having to survey the land before I could start cutting down trees. I give some special pointers that will help with building a log cabin in a cold, snowy place like Alaska, but most of what I write can be used to build a log cabin in a forested area anywhere. After three months' work the cabin shell was up and we moved from our tents into the cabin, however, the well and plumbing, septic system, woodstove chimney, interior walls, electrical wiring, and 8 by 28 foot add-on to the side of the cabin, which are covered in varying details (less on the wiring and plumbing) in this book, were worked on as I got the time and money. Overall, to complete the cabin, it took about four to five months of my time. The 757 square foot cabin was completed in about four months' time working long hours, six days a week. The long camping experience was an ordeal for my wife, but my son and I enjoyed it. We thank God for His help and guidance through it all. The plans contained in this book are designed to allow a man working alone to build a cabin in a short time that will last a life time. I include an additional chapter about building a pergola type patio cover out of red cedar. 59 pictures are included in this book. My first trip to Alaska was in 1981 when I went there looking for adventure and prospecting for gold. I wrote about that experience in the book: THE WILD STILL CALLS TO ALASKA: Looking for gold; Enjoying the wild. …

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. This book should be helpful as a how to guide for a man working alone to build a strong, yet simple log cabin made to last. It can be a log cabin that a man can be proud to call his home or for a getaway home on the weekend. I built the 13 by 41 foot cabin shell, including cutting down the trees and peeling off the bark, in three months while camping out in a tent. Cutting down the trees and peeling off the bark took more than half of the time in completing the shell of the cabin. It was hard work, but by using the trees on my property, and a couple that I got off the river's gravel bar, I saved money and it gave me a more satisfying feeling of accomplishment as I lived my dream. I did the work by myself without anyone or any heavy log moving equipment helping. My wife, Su, and my then seven year old son, Anthony, helped me to work on the cabin mainly by freeing me from having to cook, clean, and do other daily chores while the cabin went up. We lived in a tent on our property for 41/2 months as we built the cabin. The extra month and a half was needed due to the not expected deep snow upon our arrival in March in Alaska, and having to survey the land before I could start cutting down trees. I give some special pointers that will help with building a log cabin in a cold, snowy place like Alaska, but most of what I write can be used to build a log cabin in a forested area anywhere. After three months' work the cabin shell was up and we moved from our tents into the cabin, however, the well and plumbing, septic system, woodstove chimney, interior walls, electrical wiring, and 8 by 28 foot add-on to the side of the cabin, which are covered in varying details (less on the wiring and plumbing) in this book, were worked on as I got the time and money. Overall, to complete the cabin, it took about four to five months of my time. The 757 square foot cabin was completed in about four months' time working long hours, six days a week. The long camping experience was an ordeal for my wife, but my son and I enjoyed it. We thank God for His help and guidance through it all. The plans contained in this book are designed to allow a man working alone to build a cabin in a short time that will last a life time. I include an additional chapter about building a pergola type patio cover out of red cedar. 59 pictures are included in this book. My first trip to Alaska was in 1981 when I went there looking for adventure and prospecting for gold. I wrote about that experience in the book: THE WILD STILL CALLS TO ALASKA: Looking for gold; Enjoying the wild. …

Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Light edge and cover wear. Unmarked pages. All Orders Shipped With Tracking And Delivery Confirmation Numbers.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 24 pp., Illus, Orig Brn Illus Paperback, VG.

Softcover. Condition: Good with no dust jacket. Square, tight binding. Clean but tanned pages. Wrappers have owner's name stamped at top front corner with two small ink marks on front, general handling wear and tanning. Contents: Routtenberg, "Neural Mechanisms of Sleep: Changing View of Reticular Formation Function"; Ephron and Carrington, "Rapid Eye Movement Sleep and Cortical Homeostasis"; Baron, "Social Reinforcement Effects as a Function of Social Reinforcement History"; Underwood and Ekstrand, "An Analysis of Some Shortcomings in the Interference Theory of Forgetting"; Hay, "Optical Motions and Space Perception: An Extension of Gibson's Analysis"; Ekstrand, Wallace and Underwood, "A Frequency Theory of Verbal-Dscrimination Learning"; Theoretical Notes: Broen, "Response Disorganiozation and Breadth of Observation in Schizophrenia"; Thompson, "On the Incompatibility of the Houston and Osgood Transfer Surfaces."; 9.5" tall; 107 pages.…

Second edition. -- Includes 21 plates and 147 text figures. -- Hardcover, 854 pages. Condition: very good (faint cover stain, more on fore-edge; no jacket).

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Offered is the April 14, 1892 (Vol. VIII No. 15) issue of "Twentieth Century: A Weekly Radical Magazine" edited by Hugh O. Pentecost and published by the Twentieth Century Publishing Company out of New York City. A magazine measuring 8-7/8" by 12-1/4" and containing 24 pages including front and rear covers. With eight pages of vintage advertisements, contents of this issue include: Editorial by Hugh O. Pentecost; "Christianity and Slavery" by B. F. [Benjamin Franklin] Underwood; "An Open Letter to Dr. [Charles Henry] Parkhurst" by J. E. Homans ("You are a priest of a religion which, beyond talk, has done nothing whatsoever to oppose the unjust conditions by which an aristocratic class are allowed to grind down, deceive, demoralize, and ruin their fellow man"); "The Suppression of Sunday-Schools" by William Jones; "The Oath of Allegiance" by Harry B. Gill; "Anarchy's Apostles: VIII. [C. L. Charles Leigh] James - The (Il)logician" by Henry Cohen; Fiction - Chapter XXI of "The Journal of a Scientist During a Voyage to the Planet Mars" by Samuel H. King; "With the Ideal" by Eleanor F. Baldwin; Correspondence (including lengthy letter from Wm. B. DuBois to Mrs. Frank Leslie [Miriam Leslie]); "Reigns of Terror - Christian and Anti-Christian" by Charles Bradlaugh (reprinted from the "National Reformer" of August 31, 1861); Our Weekly News-Letter. A complete issue; former owner's name to upper right corner of front cover; covers light to moderately soiled, particularly along edge areas; small corner chip to front cover; interior pages age-toned.…

Wraps. Condition: Good. Vol. LIV. no. 5. Pulp magazine. Byline cover. Includes "The Perfect Crime" (complete novel) by Francis Lynde; "That Big Word, Indispensible" by Clarence L. Cullen; "Beef" by Henry Herbert Knibbs; "Angel face" by Charles Somerville; "Blight" by H. de Vere Stacpoole; "A.W.O.L." by Berton Braley; "caught in the Net" 9editorials); "The Secret City" (pt. 2 of 3) by Roy Norton; "Amateur Stuff" by W. R. Hoefer; "The Hurricane" by Carl Causen; "Three Strikes" by Roy W. Hinds; "Sweeney's Joke" by Raymond J. Brown; "Hop Carter's Luck" by J. E. Grinstead; "The Black Butterflies" (verse) by John Curtin Underwood; "The Map" by J. B. Harris-Burland; "A Chat with You" (feature). Edge and corner wear with short tears and small losses;staining at upper edge, mostly towards rear and foredge corner; rear cover re-glued at hinge with tape mends. Magazine. …

Paperback. Condition: New.

Tela con Sobrecubierta. Condition: Bien. Portada, 821 págs. Ilustraciones intercaladas en el texto. Cuidada edición.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book should be helpful as a "how to" guide for a man working alone to build a strong, yet simple log cabin made to last. It can be a log cabin that a man can be proud to call his home or for a getaway home on the weekend. I built the 13 by 41 foot cabin shell, including cutting down the trees and peeling off the bark, in three months while camping out in a tent. Cutting down the trees and peeling off the bark took more than half of the time in completing the shell of the cabin. It was hard work, but by using the trees on my property, and a couple that I got off the river's gravel bar, I saved money and it gave me a more satisfying feeling of accomplishment as I lived my dream. I did the work by myself without anyone or any heavy log moving equipment helping. My wife, Su, and my then seven year old son, Anthony, helped me to work on the cabin mainly by freeing me from having to cook, clean, and do other daily chores while the cabin went up. We lived in a tent on our property for 41/2 months as we built the cabin. The extra month and a half was needed due to the not expected deep snow upon our arrival in March in Alaska, and having to survey the land before I could start cutting down trees. I give some special pointers that will help with building a log cabin in a cold, snowy place like Alaska, but most of what I write can be used to build a log cabin in a forested area anywhere. After three months' work the cabin shell was up and we moved from our tents into the cabin, however, the well and plumbing, septic system, woodstove chimney, interior walls, electrical wiring, and 8 by 28 foot add-on to the side of the cabin, which are covered in varying details (less on the wiring and plumbing) in this book, were worked on as I got the time and money. Overall, to complete the cabin, it took about four to five months of my time. The 757 square foot cabin was completed in about four months' time working long hours, six days a week. The long camping experience was an ordeal for my wife, but my son and I enjoyed it. We thank God for His help and guidance through it all. The plans contained in this book are designed to allow a man working alone to build a cabin in a short time that will last a life time. I include an additional chapter about building a pergola type patio cover out of red cedar. 59 pictures are included in this book. My first trip to Alaska was in 1981 when I went there looking for adventure and prospecting for gold. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 20th Edition. 854pp. 8.7 inches, thickness 1.9ins. Navyblue buckram, gilt titles. Slightly rubbed edges, lib tape round spine, faded patch on front (label removal?). Internally ex-university lib bookplate, some small etcs, else contents about as new. Illustrated with diagrams, engravings and b/w photographs. The history of medicine from ancient cultures through mediaeval to the development of scientific experiment and analysis. Heavy book, 1.6 kg before packaging. Overseas postage would require addition. (Medicine, History, Ancient, Anatomy, Physiology, Biology, Science) Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. …

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Hardcover with dustjacket - in good condition.

Hardback. Condition: VG+. VG- Pc DW. 1st Thus. Book is in very good plus condition with very minor signs of wear and/or age. BUT "The Guardian Library" stamps both sides of title page (no other marks). Price clipped DW is otherwise entire but a bit dust marked. SPECIAL POSTAGE RATES MAY APPLY Packed weight 1750g.…

Paperback. Condition: New.

Con un apéndice sobre la historia de la medicina española por José María López Piñero. Ed. Guadarrama, Madrid, 1966, tela editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada, 821 p., 22x16 cm., frontis, texto ilustrado dentro de paginación, papel couche. Excelente estado. [1621 g.]. Ciencias, medicina.

2nd edition hardback with dust jacket Nice copy octavo xv + 854pp., frontis., b/w pls. & ills., appendix, indexes.

8vo, xiv + 450pp. Original cloth in blue matte dustwrapper, very slightly worn at corners and very slightly discoloured toward spine. b/w reproduction of illustrations and documents on plates. A beautiful copy in very good to near-fine condition. First edition.

Original publisher's dark-blue cloth hardback, gilt title spine, dustjacket, thick 8vo: frontispiece, xiv, 450pp., [2]pp., 27 plates, chapternotes & references, list plates, table of contents, index names, index subjects. Volume 8: Publications of the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum. New Series.

Hard Cover. Condition: Acceptable. Dust Jacket Condition: Acceptable. Hard cover. Marks found on one page and inside back cover, otherwise the pages are clean and tight. Binding is good. Cover shows light wear to corners. Dust jacket is edge worn and slightly faded and has corner of flap cut away. Volume I only. …

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Hard. Condition: Good Minus. Good Minus. Published for the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum by the Oxford University Press. D/J slightly discoloured, particularly to spine, dampstaining to the inside. Apart from unfortunate dampstaining to the boards, lightly dusted closed edges and minor marking to f-fep, book in good condition, internally very good. Size: 8vo.…

Medicina Historia de la ciencia Salud Enfermedad Médicos Ed. Guadarrama. Tapa dura. 821 pags. 16 X 22cm. Índice: El orígen de la medicina. Grecia antigua. Los herederos de Grecia. La edad media. El renacer de la ciencia. El periodo de consolidación. El periodo de subdivisión cientifica. Medicina en España GASTOS DE ENVÍO ORDINARIO HASTA 1 KILO, GRATIS. (3,50 el Kilo de más o fracción) Los PEDIDOS DE MENOS DE 6 euros tienen unos gastos de 1 euro.…

1962. Oxford. Second. Hard Cover. Book-VG. DJ-VG. 9x6. 854pp.