“It Can’t Happen Here” by Sinclair Lewis is a classic piece of literature that delves into the complexities of country life in North America. Published by Country Life Press in 1936, this first edition hardcover book is a collector’s item for fans of American literature. The story is set in a fictional town in the United States and follows the themes of disillusionment and the struggle between the ideal and the realistic in rural society. With its timeless narrative and special attributes, this book is a must-have for any avid reader or collector of classic works.
First edition (52nd printing) hardcover copy of “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie, published by Simon and Schuster in 1936. The corner of one of the cover pages is torn and there is a stamp on two of the cover pages. Besides that, it has a slightly distressed look (appropriate for the age) but is overall in great condition.
Book had cosmetic damage. However it is solid, sound is firm and so are the pages. 90 year old book. Pictures are of the item you are purchasing. I ship everything packaged very well. Note my reviews. If you require specific packaging, you must ask before purchasing, depending on the request I may have to charge for extra handling. If you want to combine purchases to reduce shipping, all purchases must be in your cart before check out. I am happy to answer any questions you have. Thank you for visiting my shop.
By Holling C. Holling. Illustrated by H.C. and Lucille Holling. “The Book of Cowboys. First edition 1936. The top and bottom edges on the back are worn. See the pictures.
The New Yorker Magazine, July 11 1936, the complete issue in extraordinary shape. William Steig did the cover.
The New Yorker Magazine, July 18, 1936, complete issue in extraordinary shape. Antonio Petruccelli illustrated the cover.
The New Yorker Magazine, July 25 1936, the complete issue in extraordinary shape. William Crawford Galbraith did the cover. The pages are crisp and clean, bright white without a hint of foxing or any other staining, no writing, no creases, nothing missing, tight to the staples.
Issues describes as “Bedsheet Size” are oversized 8.5 x 12″, while those designated “Pulp” are the more familiar 7 x 10″ format that morphed into the comic book. All are complete. The Shadow Pulp Magazine published July 1st, 1936.
Issues describes as “Bedsheet Size” are oversized 8.5 x 12″, while those designated “Pulp” are the more familiar 7 x 10″ format that morphed into the comic book. All are complete. Doc Savage Magazine published July 1936.
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