Three are First US Editions First Prints and one is a First US Edition 8th Print. The Wild Irish and Signora da Vinci are in very good condition. The books do not have any other issues.
“THE LONG WALK” (1979) BY STEPHEN KING (RICHARD BACHMAN). SIGNET MASS MARKET PAPERBACK-1ST EDTION, 3RD PRINTING. Rare paperback. Creasing and chipping to spine. Edge wear. Toning discoloration to back cover.
“THE LONG WALK” (1979) BY STEPHEN KING (RICHARD BACHMAN). SIGNET MASS MARKET PAPERBACK-1ST EDTION, 3RD PRINTING. Rare paperback. Creasing and chipping to spine. Edge wear. Toning discoloration to back cover.
This fourth printing edition, released in New York, captures the mysterious and atmospheric essence characteristic of Heath’s work. While this edition is not a first printing, it holds value for collectors due to its mid-1960s publication.
This fourth printing edition, released in New York, captures the mysterious and atmospheric essence characteristic of Heath’s work. While this edition is not a first printing, it holds value for collectors due to its mid-1960s publication.
These letters reveal the depths of Van Gogh’s thoughts and artistic struggles, making it a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and historians alike. Unlike other editions, this Signet reprint from New York provides accessibility to Van Gogh’s personal reflections.
The product is a collection of Stephen King novels published under the pseudonym Bachman Books, including titles such as Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork, and The Running Man. This hardcover book club edition was released in 1985 by New American Library and is intended for young adult readers. The novels fall under the horror genre and are written in English, with a total of 692 pages across the four titles. The collection features a dust jacket and is a vintage piece from the 1980s.
The product is a collection of Stephen King novels published under the pseudonym Bachman Books, including titles such as Rage, The Long Walk, Roadwork, and The Running Man. This hardcover book club edition was released in 1985 by New American Library and is intended for young adult readers. The novels fall under the horror genre and are written in English, with a total of 692 pages across the four titles. The collection features a dust jacket and is a vintage piece from the 1980s.