Hardcover edition (1972) in Near Fine or Very Good+ condition with a VG dust jacket. The covers are in great shape with only a hint of shelf wear. Spine ends are lightly indented. The binding is tight. The interior pages are unmarked. Abrasion on the front flyleaf. Jacket shows some scuffing / surface wear and a small triangular chip at the head of the spine of the jacket. The book will be carefully packaged for protection from heavy handling and the elements during shipment. Electronic USPS tracking issued free of charge. Seller Inventory # 12758

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Title: Coding Processes in Human Memory (The ...

Publisher: Wiley, New York

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good

Edition: First Edition.

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No dust jacket. Hardcover. Good condition. Ex-academic library (Oxford University). Library label on front pastedown. Library label residue on FEP. Library stamps on page block and title page. Library numbering on reverse of title page. One or two minor marks on boards. Spine is bumped, with one or two marks and wear, fraying and bumping at ends. Leading corners are worn and split. Page block is grubby. Binding is slightly visible at front. Contents are clear. AF

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Alien Bindings is an online bookshop located in Baltimore that has been in operation for nearly 20 years. Alien Bindings caters to the sciences including the physical sciences, astronomy, mathematics, computer science, the social sciences and medicine. I also dabble in a wide array of other categories including antiquarian books and history. I run a clean, green business. I try to reuse clean materials for packaging whenever possible. For example, books are carefully packaged frequently using clean cardboard for custom made boxes, recycled paper is used for printed labels and recycled plastic or bubble wrap is used for a weather-proof barrier. I drop the packages off to my local post office via foot or cycle in order to further reduce the carbon footprint.

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