J.F. Rutherford Watchtower. Comfort for the jews 1925. After reading a few pages in this book, I noticed that Rutherford was pro Israel. The pages are in good condition with no tears or highlighting that I can see.
Antiquarian edition. Estimated to be over 100 years old. Please see photos for more details and thanks for buying from us!
The binding may beloose, but all pages arepresent unless otherwise noted.
Comfort for the Jews, by Joseph F. Rutherford. Origin: International Bible Students Association, Brooklyn, New York, ©1925.
Title: Der Internationale Jude. – Author:Henry Ford. From 19th-century Russian philosophy to samizdat of the Soviet era, each title carries a unique story and cultural resonance.
These books are over a hundred years old! They exhibit obvious wear. All pages are complete and intact! VERY SCARCE SET OF BOOKS!
This vintage book from Robert Greene, The Mermaid Series, is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts of poetry and plays. With its hardcover binding, English language, and 1st edition printing, this book is a rare find that is sure to impress. The book also comes with special attributes of being an ex-library copy and featuring an introduction by Thomas H. Dickinson. Published by Charles Scribner’s Sons, it offers a glimpse into the performing arts and is an original printing. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add this one-of-a-kind book to your collection. Box4
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New stated first edition copy, sealed and in box. Came from the distributor. We have a limited number of these available. We tried to price these fairly. We will accept offers. Happy to find a home for these. We opened one copy to do the photography of the item. The one for sale here is: NEW SEALED. STATED FIRST EDITION. This is a great in-depth look at the publication and activity of the magazine over the decade. Reproductions are of high-quality and there is lots of information about Hefner and his staff and the features they ran in the magazine.
The Collector is the first novel by John Fowles, whose multilayered fiction frequently explores the tensions between free will and the constraints of society, even as it plays with traditional novelistic conventions, and challenges readers to find their own interpretations.