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Paperback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. The second Saladin Between the two men is a tragic past, a failed mission, and a woman who knew them in war- and who knows their secrets now. Around both men is a conspiracy of lies and violence that reaches back to the Cold War. But as Beg moves in for (illustrator). A second chance In the windswept sands of the Middle East, Paul Chardy fought side by side with Ulu Beg: one, a charismatic, high-strung CIA covert warrior, the other a ferocious freedom fighter. Then Chardy fell into the hands of the enemy, and Beg was betrayed. Now the two men are about to meet again. A second gun Beg has come over the Mexican border under a hail of bullets- determined to assassinate a leading American political figure and avenge his people's betrayal. The CIA wants Chardy to stop the hit. Chardy wants to save Beg's life.

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Paperback. Condition: Acceptable. Minor damage to parts of text, may include water or spine damage. Overall, still a fine copy for classroom use! May contain highlighting/underlining/notes/etc. May have used stickers on cover. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed to be included with used books. Ships same or next day. Expedited shipping: 3-5 business days, Standard shipping: 4-14 business days.

Paperback. Condition: Good. Connecting readers with great books since 1972! Used textbooks may not include companion materials such as access codes, etc. May have some wear or writing/highlighting. We ship orders daily and Customer Service is our top priority!

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Metal comb binding. Condition: Very Good. Fourth Edition. Mild edgewear, some rubbing to rear cover, pages very lightly toning; b/w photos, drawings, maps; 342 pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Large octavos, one softcover, one hardcover. 388 and 378 pp. The pair now reduced from $14.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. B&W drawings and photos (illustrator). Our first offering, "Landscape Design / A Practical Approach," is a large (7 X 9-1/2-inch) 8vo of 392 pp., with its original price of $35.50 rubber-stamped to the FFE, in a very good glossy color dust jacket. "From design analysis, study of land forms, and specialized business-landscaping analysis to environmental design and design of the landscape's hard elements -- this book covers the entire, rapidly growing field of landscape design, wirth the commercial designer/ salesperson especially in mind." "This book," author Hannebaum adds, "resulted from those frustrated attempts to secure a suitable text that was comprehensive enough for horticultural students yet detailed enough to make them awarer of the vast territory covered by the term 'landscape design,'" to include plantings designed to cool in the summer, allow the sun's warmth to heat in the winter, to block winds and control the drainage of surface water, while of course providing colors and fragrances for enjoyment. OUR SECOND OFFERING, a slightly smaller near-fine octavo of 374 pp., slightly soiled and bearing NO dust jacket, "Landscape for Living" is the 1972 Yearbook of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, photos mostly B&W but with a few introductory scenic photos in full color. Articles on flowering annuals and perennials, insect pests and what to do about them, selecting lawn grasses, using composts and mulches, plants that will attract birds, bees and butterflies, an essay on "Trees and Shrubs Can Curb Noise, but With Quite a Few Loud 'Ifs,'" etc. Two books on related topics combined into a lot to consolidate shipping. Combined weight will be 3-1/2 pounds. The pair now reduced from $15.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. The emphasis of the National Geographic photographers on 1950s-early '60s "kids and families" photos is . . . charming. Redheads, freckles, rolled-up bluejeans, watermelon picnics. . . . Are the tykes really still allowed to climb freely on all those alpine precipices over rushing rapids? Together, these two large, jacketed quartos weigh nearly 7 lbs. Shipping Priority or outside the U.S. is likely to be costly. The pair now reduced from $12.50.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. "Soil Geography" totals 484 pp. including Index. The ISBN of our second book, "Soils," a 2-1/2 lb., 1977 hardcover in jacket, is 0-13-821918-4 . The foldout "World Soils Map" is intact. The pair now reduced from $21.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. We list the ISBN of "Caro's Most Profitable Hold 'em Advice," a 407-page, year 2007 First Edition trade paperback from Cardoza Publishing with no spine creases but downgraded to "very good" due to the front wrap beginning to curl up and also due to some minimal yellow "Hi-Liting." The ISBN of "Harrington On Hold 'em Volume II," a 450-page, year 2007 trade paperback third printing also downgraded to "very good" (in this case due to spine creasing as well as some minimal yellow "Hi-Liting") is 1-880685-35-3. Two books on related topics combined into a "lot" to consolidate shipping charge.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Cover design by Horatio Monteverde (illustrator). We show the ISBN of Slotboom's "Secrets of Professional Pot-Limit," a fifth printing from 2009 which appears as-new but which we downgrade to "very good" due to some scattered yellow Hi-Liting. The ISBN of "How Good Is Your Pot-Limit Omaha?", a 2009 fourth printing which is indeed as-new unread, is 978-1-904468-07-3. Both 8vo trade paperbacks from D&B Publishing, no location given. Pair of books on related topics, 240 pp. and 224 pp., combined into a lot to consolidate shipping charge, the pair now reduced from $22.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. Sketch Maps for "Colorado Gem Trails" by Mignon Wardell Pearl (illustrator). 4th Edition. We list the ISBN of "Ghost Towns and Mining Camps," a near-fine 1984 8vo trade paperback of 496 pp. including Index. The ISBN of OUR SECOND BOOK, "Gem Trails and Mineral Guide," a very-good 1988 hardcover of 222 pp. in near-fine dust jacket, is 0-8040-0052-2. These are both revised, updated editions of books originally published in the late 1950s. "Colorado Ghost Towns" includes many "now and then" B&W photos on matte stock, as well as maps. Two Colorado exploration books combined into a lot to consolidate shipping charge, the pair now reduced from $28.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. A pair of sports-betting books for one price. We list the ISBN of Smith's "How to Beat the Pro Football Spread," since Banker's "Spiorts Betting" -- an unusual 182-page, 1986 WIRE-BOUND paperback (so it will lie flat when desired) -- shows no ISBN. The Lem Banker book also lists no publisher other than the two authors, though in his "Acknowledgments" Banker thanks Mort Olshan of "The Gold Sheet" for "the generous help he gave us in putting together this book," as well as "top sportswriter for the 'Las Vegas Review-Journal's Royce Feour, who conscientiously edited my local column." "How to Beat the Football Pointspread" is a first edition, first printing 2008 octavo trade paperback of 155 pp. Reduced from $30.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Our first offering in this lot, "Drawing the Line," a trade paperback "First Edition -- 1995," deals with gerrymandering and continental drift, and offers a lengthy discussion of the controversy surrounding Yale's supposedly medieval "Vinland Map."' Symmetrical number line 3 5 7 9 10 8 6 4 2. The publishers contend they remove BOTH the numeral 1 and the "First Edition" statement from a second printing -- they're obviously wrong, and we conclude this is a first (trade paperback) printing. Geography. 368 pp. including Index. Reduced from $12. OUR SECOND OFFERING, here, is a "good" 1966 Yale University hardcover in a "good" dust jacket. "The Vinland Map and the Tartar Relation" states "Fourth printing April, 1966." (First was 1965.) A "good" quarto with a 5/8-inch rough spot to bottom corner of front board (possible kitten chew) in a "good" price-clipped dust jacket which is chipped to edges. Fold-out maps intact. Though they are later copies of much earlier originals, these maps (circa 1440) are cartographic evidence that distant lands -- including North America -- were known to at least some Europeans far earlier than imagined, the authors conclude. But controversy arose immediately upon publication of this effort -- issued essentially simultaneous with the announcement that alumnus Paul Mellon had purchased the map for a reported $300,000 for donation to the university -- and by 2019 specialists at Yale, where it is still held, declared that the latest scientific and historical research has established the "Vinland Map" to be a modern forgery. 291 pp. including index. The pair of books on related topics now reduced from $24.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 'Billy the Kid' cover art appears to be signed "G(eorge) Gross" (illustrator). Three mass-market Western paperbacks from the same era, all originally priced at 35 cents. (NONE of these books have been hand-signed by the authors, or by anyone else.) "Billty the Kid," Bantam Giant A1246, the 1954 first Bantam printing of a book originally published in hardcover by Little Brown in 1953, is "good only" with a diagonal crease near top of front wrap and a half-inch dampstain to bottom outside page edges. "Gut Shot," 1962 Ballantine original 578, is "very good" with a rolled spine. "Short Cut to Red River," "complete and unabridged," is Avon T-382, 1958, showing two reading creases. (The original hardcover of "Short Cut" was from Macmillan.) Three mass-market Western paperbacks combined into a lot to consolidate shipping charge, the group of three now reduced from $18.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. Cover painting of "Massacre Trail" by Robert Schulz (illustrator). "The Secret Brand" is Perma Star * 257, "Permabooks 1st printing . . . November, 1953," unread, "complete and unabridged" from the December, 1952 Doubleday hardcover, 159 pp. Reproduced signature to excellent cover art too small to read -- COULD be Robert Stanley. Our SECOND OFFERING in this lot, "Massacre Trail" is Permabooks M-3013, appears to be a paperback original, shows a hint of a single spine crease, may be unread, but call it "near fine," states "Permabooks 1st printing . . . May, 1955," 124 pp. The two 25-cent Permabooks mass-market paperbacks here combined into a single lot to consolidate shipping charge, now reduced from $15.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. "The Sicilian" covers Vallejo's Viable Lowenthal; Danger in the Taimanov; Take the Sting out of the Open Sicilian; Karklins against the Najdorf; Baklan and Epishin's Sozin Antidote; The O'Kelly Vairation: Not Just a One-Trick Pony, etc. OUR SECOND OFFERING, "Flank Openings," from 2008, ISBN 9781857445831, is as-new unread but with a soft crimp near edge of front wrap, covers Nimzowitsch's 4 e4; The Mighty Mikenas; An Improved Lowenthal?; The Kasparov Gambit; Slaying the Slav; Kramer's Gambit; An Enhanced Benoni, Larsen's Antidote to the From, etc. The pair of trade paperbacks on chess, of 304 and 252 pp., respectively, now reduced from $32.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. "Hell in His Holsters" is an as-new, unread mass-market paperback Western (but with minor creasing to bottom outside corners), Signet 1108, originally priced 25 cents. States "First Printing" (as a mass-market paperback), October, 1954." (The hardback original was from Doubleday.) "Haunted by his bloodsoaked past, an ex-outlaw battles to clear his name in the smoldering saga of tension and violence in the untamed West!" Fine cover painting (though we're not sure any of those single-action revolvers will actually fire till they're cocked) is neither signed nor credited; could be Bob Stanley; totals 152 pp. Our second offering, "Trouble Town," Signet 866, states "First printing April, 1951," but that likely means "first thus" as a mass-market paperback -- the hardcover first was from Doubleday the year before. Pages moderately age-toned. Our third offering, "Lobo Gray," Signet S2216, originally priced 35 cents, states "First Printing, December, 1962," and may indeed be a true paperback first. Each book appears unread but shows a faint vertical reading crease to front wrap near the spine. Three Signet mass-market paperback Westerns consolidated into one lot to consolidate shipping charge. Page counts total 152, 142 and 127 pp., respectively. The three Signet paperback Westerns now reduced from $22.