Issue by Saturday Evening Post (182 results)

Hardcover. No Jacket. Assumed First Edition. 382 pp, color frontis and b/w illustrations, the book and contnets are clean and tight, the front inside hinge has been reglued, the covers are tight, they have some scuffing and color flecking.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Minor shelf and handling wear, overall a clean solid copy with minimal signs of use. Former owner's name, otherwise unmarked. Secure packaging for safe delivery.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dark Green linen-like covers and spine, , light shelf wear, covers and spine have color loss/whitening with spots, title is printed in white on the front cover but most of the white is gone, end pages are foxed and have light soiling, page edges are lightly soiled, 15 chapters and nice color illustration across from the title page, in red, gray black and brown with young couple seated on the couch in formal attire while the cuckoo clocks strikes 12. Light shelf wear.…

Good plus or better, light general wear Cloth Saturday Evening Post cover by Norman Rockwell reproduced as frontispiece.

Condition: VERY GOOD. First printing. A salesman's sample book with an unusual approach highlighting the inexpensive cost of the magazine: "This volume designed to show how one issue of the Saturday Evening P{ost would look if published in book form." Note on the title page that it was produced exclusivly for the use of authorized agents for The Saturday Evening Post and an advertising blurb on the first page that it is "simply a reprint of one copy. If published in this form it would cost 1.50 from a bookseller. As one of 52 issues included in the year's subscription for the periodical it costs the reader from FOUR TO FIVE CENTS." Includes stories by May Edginton, Hugh Kennedy, Octavus Roy Cohen and others, an article on the League of Nations ("Spineless Leagues and Faceless Nations") and more. Illustrated with drawings throughout, including a full color frontispiece of the Norman Rockwell cover. 382 pp. Very good overall in very dark green cloth with white lettering (lettering on spine rubbed and barely visible, spotting to edges of textblock, but tight and sturdy).…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Folio, softcover, VG in plastic "baggie". Features: Please Hurry someone. Diary of a plane crash reveals how a family survived two months without food in California mountains; Truman Capote reports on the filming of "In Cold Blood". The Tom Dodd Scandal, senator's ex-aide tells inside story of corruption and more. Book.…

Magazine Bound. Condition: Very Good. August 1977 250th anniversary issue of the Saturday Evening Post, first founded in 1728 by Ben Franklin. Issue is very good, with the slightest of shelfwear along edge, and all interior pages are crisp and clean. Cover is separated for 2" from top of spine down. Size: 10 x 13". …

Condition: Very Worn Condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Book is clean and tight. Green cloth. Very slight fraying to a portion of the spine. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. The dark green cover has the title in light green on the spine the title has worn off. The corners and spine ends are a bit shelf worn; there is a small spot on the bottom of the cover. The end-papers are bright and clean; there is an advertisement tipped in there. The frontispiece in color, is of a man and woman(man looking at the clock). There at least 10 wonderful black and white illustrations throughout the book.…

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Condition: Good Used Condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. First edition. First edition. Hardcover in midnight green cloth lettered in white. 382 pp. Color frontispiece of a Staurday Evening Post cover by Norman Rockwell of a younf courting couple with the man looking at a clock striking midnight. Illustrated with drawings and photographs. "This volume designed to show how one issue of the Saturday Evening P{ost would look if published in book form." Essentially a publisher's sample with the statement on the title page that it was produced exclusivly for the use of authroized agents for The Saturday Evening Post and an advertising blurb on the first page that it is "simply a reprint of one copy. If published in this form it would cost 1.50 from a bookseller. As one of 52 issues included in the year's subscription for the periodical it costs the reader from FOUR TO FIVE CENTS." A tight, bright example with some spotting to the lower portion of the rear board and a tiny bump to one corner.…

(Philadelphia, PA): Saturday Evening Post. Good plus condition: cover worn./No Dustjacket. (1919). 12mo., 382 pp. . Good plus condition: cover worn./No Dustjacket. Frontis; B&W plates (illustrator).

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