Vintage 1972 paperback of A Holiday For Murder. Typical wear for age.

A nice touch in this novel is the way it handles moral gray areas.

HBDJ book, “Symbols and Legends in Western Art, a museum art”. by Whittlesey, by Scribner’s, 1972 (not sure of edition), 367 pages with b/w illustrations.

This is a vintage hardcover yearbook titled “1972 United States Naval Academy Annapolis USNA Yearbook Lucky Bag Volume 2”. The book features 416 pages of illustrations and narratives that capture the essence of the United States Naval Academy in 1972. It is a professional edition faux leather bound book, with dimensions of 12 inches in length, 9.5 inches in width, and 1 inch in height and weighs 3lbs. The book is the official edition published by the United States Naval Academy, featuring the graduating class of 1972. It is a perfect addition to any collection or a great gift for anyone interested in the history of the United States Naval Academy. The book is in excellent condition and has been well-maintained over the years, making it a valuable piece of history.

Donald Featherstone. Battles With Model Soldiers. Publisher: Drake Publishers, 1972. Hardcover with dust jacket in very good condition. Light edge wear. Binding tight. Interior clean. 215 pages.

Lot of 3: King Ottokar’s Scepter The Red Sea Sharks The Crab with the Golden Claws Published by Methuen in London English translation. Books show wear indicative of a few readings. Small creases and chips typical of a vintage paperback.

What stands out about this history book is the illustrated battle maps.

De Guibert, Joseph; Young, William J., tr.; Ganss, George E., ed.The Jesuits: Their Spiritual Doctrine and Practice, A Historical Study. Loyola University Press(2nd printing, 1972. The Institute of Jesuit Sources).

Typical foxing for a book that’s 54 years old.

Published by Droke House/Hallux of Atlanta in a single printing, the title turns up infrequently in collectable condition with jacket intact. This book, his third, was his most elaborate. Author Criswell (Jeron Charles Criswell King).