Fielding Temple (22 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Missing dust jacket; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Condition: Very Good. Very Good Condition. Has some wear. Five star seller - Buy with confidence!

Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Good. 7th. Good condition Mass market paperback, 12mo, 1974 edition. Book has some wear and is used, is in decent usable shape. RARE Size: 12mo - over 6" - 7" tall. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Hardcover. No dust jacket. Pages are clean and unmarked. Covers show light edge wear with rubbing/light scuffing. Binding is tight, hinges strong.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day!

Spiral-bound. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Moderate edgewear on the boards. Large crease(s) in the cover. Please note the image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: GOOD, Decent Reading Copy. Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett;Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; (illustrator). ARGOSY Men Adventure Magazine Volume 355, #5; (November/1962; Popular Publications;) Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett; 150 pages including covers; Writers: Brett Halliday.; Donald Hamilton; Nelson Valjean; Dick Hewett; Dick Adler; Pete Kuhlhoff; Carl L. Biemiller; Paul Ditzel; Truman R. Temple; Lawrence A. Bundy; T. R. Fehrenbach; Richard X. Fielding; Richard B. Weeghman; Gil Paust; Joe Christy; Gil Paust.; Joseph Scholnick.; Martin Deutsch.; Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; Contents; BOOK BONUS - ** "Never Kill a Client" by Brett Halliday.; ARTICLES - ** "An Argosy Crime Report: Who Murdered Henry Marshall?" by Donald Hamilton. The Estes probe's skull was smashed, his lungs were loaded with carbon monoxide. There were five bullet holes through his chest - and they called it suicide!; ** "Send for Dr. Voodoo!" by Nelson Valjean. Bothered by 'Jinkey vibrations?' Short of Do-as-you-please perfume? Fresh out of mummy dust?; ** "How to Break a Camel" by Dick Hewett. You need the muscles of a wrestler, the courage of a lion tamer and the skill of a top rodeo cowboy to tame these snarling, kicking denizens of the desert.; ** "The Bandit who Wouldn't Stay Dead" by Dick Adler. Salvatore Guiliano lay in a pool of blood, his body riddled by police bullets after the mafia forced him into a trap. But the spirit of this modern robin hood refused to die, even when the black hand killed again to wipe out his memory.; ** "Scopes for Varmints" by Pete Kuhlhoff. Take a new handgun designed for a special cartridge, add a telescopic sight, and the result is a winning combination.; ** "Positively the World's Greatest Athlete" by Carl L. Biemiller, art by John Huehnergarth. Stop all those barroom arguments! Cease those family feuds! Here at last is the definitive dope on the amazing man.; ** "Dispatch 'Heavy You'" by Paul Ditzel. Heavy utility 27 could pull down a brick wall or poke its steel snort through eight inches of hard concrete - but what could it do for six men trapped in a gas filled dixty-foot hopper?; ** "The Myth of the German 88" by Truman R. Temple. Was it really the 'superweapon' that some GIs claimed? Could it do everything but deliver the mail?; ** "King of the Klondike" by Lawrence A. Bundy, art by Lou Glanzman. Who else could set up a telegraph office when there were no wires within five hundred miles? Who else could swindle and fast-talk himself into a position as top dog in the wild world of the gold rush? Who else but Soapy Smith.; FICTION - ** "Operation Bug-Out" by T.R. Fehrenbach, art by Jack Dumas. 'Don't turn your back on me, Sergeant Barker - just don't turn you back!'.; PICTURE STORY - ** "The Raciest Girls in the World" by Richard X. Fielding. Once they drop the starting flag at Le Mans, the real race is on in the infield - and a girl has got to move fast to stay in the running.; SPECIAL FLYING SECTION - ** "But Can I Afford It?" by Richard B. Weeghman. It's not as cheap as taking the bus, maybe, but flying your own plane doesn't mean you have to be rolling in oil stocks.; ** "What? Me Fly My Own Plane?" by Gil Paust. Given the dexterity and brains you need to keep up with today's highway traffic, experts agree that flying your own plane is safer than piloting the family car.; ** "They Fly Strictly for Fun" by Joe Christy.; ** "Just How Safe is Private Flying?" by Gil Paust.; FEATURES - ** "The Best of Spirits" by Joseph Scholnick.; ** "Travel Trials" by Martin Deutsch.; *** Book Order # ADV147; Condition= G = (2.0) GOOD; (Used Reading Copy); Tape residue to right edge of front cover cover creasing Price=US$15.00); Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Tight solid binding, slight spine and front reading creases, no markings. Slight edge wear.

Spiral-bound. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Fielding Publications inc. Ex-Libris and is stamped as such. Moderate edgewear on the boards. Moderate shelf wear. Please note the image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett;Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; (illustrator). ARGOSY Men Adventure Magazine Volume 355, #5; (November/1962; Popular Publications;) Photo Front Cover: Richard Hewett; 150 pages including covers; Writers: Brett Halliday.; Donald Hamilton; Nelson Valjean; Dick Hewett; Dick Adler; Pete Kuhlhoff; Carl L. Biemiller; Paul Ditzel; Truman R. Temple; Lawrence A. Bundy; T. R. Fehrenbach; Richard X. Fielding; Richard B. Weeghman; Gil Paust; Joe Christy; Gil Paust.; Joseph Scholnick.; Martin Deutsch.; Interior Artists: John Huehnergarth; Lou Glanzman; Jack Dumas; Contents; BOOK BONUS - ** "Never Kill a Client" by Brett Halliday.; ARTICLES - ** "An Argosy Crime Report: Who Murdered Henry Marshall?" by Donald Hamilton. The Estes probe's skull was smashed, his lungs were loaded with carbon monoxide. There were five bullet holes through his chest - and they called it suicide!; ** "Send for Dr. Voodoo!" by Nelson Valjean. Bothered by 'Jinkey vibrations?' Short of Do-as-you-please perfume? Fresh out of mummy dust?; ** "How to Break a Camel" by Dick Hewett. You need the muscles of a wrestler, the courage of a lion tamer and the skill of a top rodeo cowboy to tame these snarling, kicking denizens of the desert.; ** "The Bandit who Wouldn't Stay Dead" by Dick Adler. Salvatore Guiliano lay in a pool of blood, his body riddled by police bullets after the mafia forced him into a trap. But the spirit of this modern robin hood refused to die, even when the black hand killed again to wipe out his memory.; ** "Scopes for Varmints" by Pete Kuhlhoff. Take a new handgun designed for a special cartridge, add a telescopic sight, and the result is a winning combination.; ** "Positively the World's Greatest Athlete" by Carl L. Biemiller, art by John Huehnergarth. Stop all those barroom arguments! Cease those family feuds! Here at last is the definitive dope on the amazing man.; ** "Dispatch 'Heavy You'" by Paul Ditzel. Heavy utility 27 could pull down a brick wall or poke its steel snort through eight inches of hard concrete - but what could it do for six men trapped in a gas filled dixty-foot hopper?; ** "The Myth of the German 88" by Truman R. Temple. Was it really the 'superweapon' that some GIs claimed? Could it do everything but deliver the mail?; ** "King of the Klondike" by Lawrence A. Bundy, art by Lou Glanzman. Who else could set up a telegraph office when there were no wires within five hundred miles? Who else could swindle and fast-talk himself into a position as top dog in the wild world of the gold rush? Who else but Soapy Smith.; FICTION - ** "Operation Bug-Out" by T.R. Fehrenbach, art by Jack Dumas. 'Don't turn your back on me, Sergeant Barker - just don't turn you back!'.; PICTURE STORY - ** "The Raciest Girls in the World" by Richard X. Fielding. Once they drop the starting flag at Le Mans, the real race is on in the infield - and a girl has got to move fast to stay in the running.; SPECIAL FLYING SECTION - ** "But Can I Afford It?" by Richard B. Weeghman. It's not as cheap as taking the bus, maybe, but flying your own plane doesn't mean you have to be rolling in oil stocks.; ** "What? Me Fly My Own Plane?" by Gil Paust. Given the dexterity and brains you need to keep up with today's highway traffic, experts agree that flying your own plane is safer than piloting the family car.; ** "They Fly Strictly for Fun" by Joe Christy.; ** "Just How Safe is Private Flying?" by Gil Paust.; FEATURES - ** "The Best of Spirits" by Joseph Scholnick.; ** "Travel Trials" by Martin Deutsch.; *** Book Order # ADV147-2 >>Cover scuffing; & creasing. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Book.

Paper Magazine. Condition: Fine. Various, Stevan Dohanos Cover (illustrator). This is the FIRST EDITION. A superb item for the Collector ,Donald Hamilton,Erle Stanley Gardner :Serials , and Numerous other articles Including "The Worlds Greatest Treasure Hunt" And The Epic of the Canadian Pacific " by Temple Fielding , Wonderful condition you won't be disappointed! 110pp Many more available ( my one finger typing is getting faster!) E-mail for details Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Not Inscribed or Signed.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Lombard C Jones (illustrator). Good / --.B/w illustrations by Lombard C Jones. Silver titles to black cloth spine on orange paper covered boards. Map end papers. Binding is OK although upper hinge is slightly loose. Light soiling to covers. Light tanning to page edges. Text has no inscriptions. Not ex-library.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. LOMBARD C. JONES (illustrator). Wrapper is price clipped, chipped, rubbed and marked, boards lightly marked. Clean throughout. Good. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Missing dust jacket; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

XXII,1064 S. Mit 30 kleinen Textillustr. // Author to Reader: [.]This is the year when history`s biggest T-bomb- "T" for "Tourist" -will scatter its golden fallout over 1,903,000 square miles of European landscape. It`s startling to realize that American trippers, numerous as we are, will constitute only a tiny pinch of powder in this mighty explosion. With the prosperity, bargain transportation, and the New Leisure this year, millions upon millions of continental vacationers will swap countries as tirelessly as some spouses in Hollywood swap wives. The boom is fantastic. Vast areas of wasteland have been reclaimed to lure the holiday-maker`s dollar or franc or pound. New hotels, restaurants, excursion targets, and other facilities are opening like popcorn on a hot griddle. Architects, contractors, painters, and plumbers are groggy from an epic dose of redecoration and modernization. From the Skagerrak to the Aegean to the Atlantic, Europe is twitching with a St.Vitus`s dance of compulsive mass movement. The Jet Age is no longer a promise. It is here. That`s why this 1960-61 edition of the Guide is such a very special one.// Contents: Author to Reader, Tips on Highspots, Let`s Get Ready, Let`s Go By Plane, Let`s Go By Ship, Let`s Be European, Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Eire (see Ireland and Nothern Ireland), England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland (see Netherlands), Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Scandinavian Airlines System, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, L`Envoi, Index /// Ecken bestossen. Einband wenig berieben. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 590 19,5 x 12 cm. Orig.-Halbleinenbd. mit Rückengoldprägung. Mit illustrierten Vorsätzen (Europa-Karte).

.- Canadá-USA. 1963-64. William Sloane. 8º. 1292 p. Holandesa tela editorial. . . .

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Publisher - William Sloane Associates, New York, 1949. Rev. ed., 3rd pr. Illustrated by Lombard C. Jones. Good condition, red boards, sunned spine with black panel, stain to front board, wear to corners and edges. Top page edges red. Internally very good.

New York, Fielding Publications, 1969, in-8, tela edit., sovraccoperta, pp. 1485.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. xi, 804 p.

Condition: Good. SIGNED/INSCRIBED! New York: William Sloane Associates, 1948. 1st edition. 12mo. x,427pp. Illus. Inscribed by author on front endpage; author's name and address written on pastedown. Good book. Fair dust jacket. Upper right corner of dust jacket front panel torn off. In protective mylar cover. (Europe, guidebooks) Inquire if you need further information.

Condition: Gut. 43 Seiten altersbedingt guter Zustand bo104934 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 300 Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag 17x17.

Hard Cover. Condition: Good. Illustrated by Lombard C. Jones. William Sloane Associates, Inc. New York. 1955. De 19,5x12,5 cm. Com xiii, [iii com ii em br.], 749 págs. Encadernação do editor com lombada em tela com gravações a ouro na lombada e pasta anterior. Folhas de guarda com mapa da Europa no século XX. Ilustrado com desenhos alegóricos a preto e branco. Exemplar com dedicatória do autor a Umberto di Savoia (foi o último Rei da Itália, filho do rei Vittorio Emanuele III, viveu em Cascais por muito tempo durante o seu exílio) no verso da pasta anterior datada de 1955, Madrid. Com ex-libris de Celestino D Matos Domingues na folha de anterrosto e com ligeiro dano no festo anterior. Data retirada do copyright. Importante guia para consulta, que divide-se em seis capítulos: Let?s get ready; Let?s go by ship; Let?s go by plane; What?s flying all about?; Funny place, funny people; The countries: onde se pode encontrar os perfis de 28 países nomeadamente - Albania; Austria; Belgium; Bulgaria; Czechoslovakia; Denmark; Egypt; Eire (Ireland); England; France; Germany; Greece; Holland (Netherlands); Hungary; Ireland; Italy, Luxembourg; Monaco; Netherlands; Norway; Poland; Portugal; Rumania; Scandinavian Airlines System; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; Yugoslavia. Cada capítulo encontra-se dividido por subcapítulos tematizados. Temple Hornaday Fielding (Condado de Bronx, 1913 - Palma de Mallorca, 1983) foi um notável escritor de viagens americano, neto do famoso naturalista William Temple Hornaday. Formou-se em Princeton em 1939, em 1941 entrou no exército estadunidense como artilheiro, sendo depois recrutado para os serviços de inteligência. Durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, foi agente de operações psicológicas na Europa sob o Escritório de Serviços Estratégicos (OSS), foi também capitão vinculado à unidade do Ramo de Operações de Moral (MO). Fielding foi dispensado do exército como major em 1945. Em 1951, ele e sua esposa se mudaram de Nova York para a Dinamarca, mas logo se estabeleceram em Formentor, Maiorca, Espanha, onde ele estabeleceu a sede da empresa Fielding Publications, Inc. Os Fieldings actualizavam constantemente as suas informações e passavam pelo menos cinco meses do ano viajando e visitando acomodações turísticas. Publicou os Fielding Travel Guides a partir de 1948, dos anos 1940 aos 1980 os Fielding Guides eram os guias de viagem mais utilizados para a Europa e as Caraíbas. O « Fielding?s Travel Guide to Europe», começou por ser um guia escrito para os recrutas que chegavam a Fort Bragg, na Carolina do Norte durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial. Do seu obituário do New York Times, de 19 de maio de 1983, Seção D, página 26: «Embora condecorado por muitos governos por sua contribuição à indústria do turismo, o Sr. Fielding, nascido no Bronx, tinha grande orgulho em ser considerado um conselheiro e companheiro do viajante americano comum que queria saber não apenas onde comer e dormir, mas também quais armadilhas para turistas e outras armadilhas devem ser evitadas.» 19.5x12.5 cm. xiii, [iii with ii in bl.], 749 pp. Publisher"s binding with canvas spine with gold engravings on the spine and front board. Endpapers with a map of Europe in the 20th century. Illustrated with black and white allegorical drawings. Copy with dedication by the author to Umberto di Savoia (Last King of Italy, son of King Vittorio Emanuele III, lived in Cascais for a long time during his exile) on the front pastedown dated 1955, Madrid. With an ex-libris by Celestino D Matos Domingues on the front flyleaf and slight damage to the front inner hinge. Date retrieved from copyright. An important reference guide, divided into six chapters: Let?s get ready; Let?s go by ship; Let?s go by plane; What?s flying all about?; Funny place, funny people; The countries: where you can find profiles of 28 countries - Albania; Austria; Belgium; Bulgaria; Czechoslovakia; Denmark; Egypt; Eire (Ireland); England; France; Germany; Greece; Holland (Netherlands); Hungary; Ireland; Italy, Luxembourg; Monaco; Netherlands; Norway; Poland; Portugal; Rumania; Scandinavian Airlines System; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; Yugoslavia. Each chapter is divided into themed sub-chapters. Temple Hornaday Fielding (Bronx County, 1913 - Palma de Mallorca, 1983) was a noted American travel writer, grandson of the famous naturalist William Temple Hornaday. He graduated from Princeton in 1939 and in 1941 he joined the US Army as a gunner and was later recruited into the intelligence services. During the Second World War, he was a psychological operations agent in Europe under the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), and was also a captain attached to the Morale Operations Branch (MO) unit. Fielding was discharged from the army as a major in 1945. In 1951, he and his wife moved from New York to Denmark, but soon settled in Formentor, Mallorca, Spain, where he established the headquarters of the company Fielding Publications, Inc. The Fieldings constantly updated their information and spent at least five months of the year travelling and visiting tourist accommodation. He published the Fielding Travel Guides from 1948, from the 1940s to the 1980s the Fielding Guides were the most widely used travel guides for Europe and the Caribbean. The « Fielding?s Travel Guide to Europe», began as a guidebook written for recruits arriving at Fort Bragg in North Carolina during World War II. From his obituary in the New York Times of 19 May 1983, Section D, page 26: 'Although decorated by many governments for his contribution to the tourism industry, the Bronx-born Mr Fielding took great pride in being regarded as an adviser and companion to the average American traveller who wanted to know not only where to eat and sleep, but also which tourist traps and other pitfalls to avoid.' Language: Inglês / English Location/localizacao: M-4-E-10.