Estate Books & Ephemera Online Only Auction
Lot 372:
Description
32 Misc. Hardback and Paperback Books including The Great American Insurance Hoax by Richard Guarino and Richard Turbos c. 1974; The Stock Market 5th Edition by Richard J. Teweles and Edward S. Bradley c. 1987; The Bankers by Martin Mayer c. 1974; The Executive Look by Mortimer Levitt c. 1981; The Family Tree Maker by Broderbund c. 1995; The Ultimate Shopper’s Catalogue by Maria Elena de la Iglesia c. 1987; Success is a Choice by Rick Pitino c. 1997; Way to Happiness by Fulton J. Sheen c. 1954; The Consumer Reports Money Book c. 1992; The E-Myth by Michael E. Gerber c. 1986; The Lifeline Legal Guide by Steven Mitchell Sack c. 1996; The Complete Guide to Getting a Grant by Laurie Blum c. 1996; Two copies of Encyclopedia of Estate Plans by Robert S. Holzman c. 1981 and 1982 (revised); The Institute Cookbook by Helen Cramp c. 1913; Gourmet’s Old Viena Cookbook by Lillian Langseth Christensen c. 1959; The Ultimate Origami Book by John Morin c. 1998; My Hands, My World by Catherine Brighton; The Best Indoor Game by Adrian Van Sinderen c. 1957; The Tribune Book Open Air Sports edited by Henry Hall c. 1887; two copies The Greatest Game Every Played by Jerry Izenberg c. 1987; Fun with Stunts by Alexander Van Rensselear c. 1945; The New Way of the Wilderness by Calvin Rutstrum c. 1958; American Boys Treasury of Sports, Hobbies & Games by Stanley Pashko; How Come Christmas by Roark Bradford c. 1948, The Penguin Hoyle c. 1946; God Bless You at Christmas by Phyllis Culp Mabry c. 1971; Twixt Greek and Barb by William C. Levere c. 1900; Two Volumes of Arizona Quarterly Summer 1958 and Spring 1960; The Acorn Meredith College May 1915; Midway No. 23 1965; Modern Methods January 1918; and two copies of University of Louisville Bulletin April 1930 and March 1930. Combined lot measures approximately 18"x12"x17".
Condition: Condition – Good – Some volumes have light soiling and wear to covers. Some volumes have soiling to edges. Some volumes may have light toning and/or foxing. Some dust jackets have small tears and wear to edges. Please see photos.
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