TAKE BACK YOUR MONEY: A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR THE NEXT By John E. Girouard *VG+*
TAKE BACK YOUR MONEY: A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR THE NEXT RECESSION, THE ONE AFTER THAT, AND THE ONE AFTER THAT By John E. Girouard *Excellent Condition*.
Finding Happiness: Building Stable Relationships in Turbulent Times – Swets,…
Condition Notes: This book is in excellent condition. There may be minimal writing on the inside cover or cover page. Cover image on the book may vary from photo.
Spies in the Civil War for Kids: A History Book (Spies in History for Kids)
This history book for kids provides a unique look into the Civil War through explorations of cunning plots, inventive gadgets, and clever disguises that are fascinating! Send spy-enthusiasts, ages 8 to 12, behind enemy lines with top-secret Civil War history.
Candy Experiments: By Leavitt, Loralee (Paperback, 146 pages very clean)
You will love the way the text is illustrated with period-style drawings.
The Art of Followership: How Great Followers Create Great Leaders and Organi…
You will find that this novel has a voice that is truly unique.
FLOUNDER FUNDAMENTALS (SALTWATER STRATEGIES) By Chester Moore
"Flounder Fundamentals" by Chester Moore, Jr. is a first edition paperback book published in 2000 by Texas Fish and Game Publishing Co. This nonfiction book is part of the "Saltwater Strategies" series and focuses on the fundamentals of catching flounder in saltwater environments. With 146 pages, this book offers valuable insights and tips for anglers looking to enhance their fishing experience. Chester Moore, Jr.'s expertise in the topic and clear narrative make this book a must-have for those interested in nature and sports & recreation.
Color Capital of the World: Gr – VERY GOOD Signed By Author In Crayon
"Color Capital of the World: Growing Up with the Legacy of a Crayon Company" by John Whitworth Kropf is a trade paperback book published in 2022 by University of Akron Press, T.H.E. The book, signed by the author in crayon, explores the history and legacy of a crayon company in the United States, specifically focusing on the Midwest region. With 146 pages of biography and history, this book offers a unique perspective on the world of business and creativity. The colorful illustrations by the author himself bring the story to life, making it a captivating read for anyone interested in the crayon industry and American history.
Brand New – Yoko Saito’s Japanese Taupe Color Theory: A Study Guide Saito, Yoko
What stands out about this activity book is the variety of tasks inside.
FLOYD CLYMER’S BOOK OF THE BSA UP TO 1930
146 pages, 95 black & white illustrations, size 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Originally published under the title The Book of the BSA, by ‘Waysider’ (F.J. Camm) this book is one of The Motorcyclist’s Library series published in the USA by Floyd Clymer by arrangement with the original publishers, Pitman Ltd. of London, England.This reprint of the 4th edition (1930) includes complete technical data, and detailed instructions for the service, repair and overhaul of the major mechanical and electrical components for the A series (1.74HP), B series (2.49HP), L series (3.49HP), S series (4.93HP), H series (5.57HP), E series (7.70HP) and G series (9.86HP) Pre-WW2 Single and Twin-Cylinder SV and OHV Motorcycles. Also included are detailed specifications and data for the 6, 6a, 7, 7c, 9, 9c, 14 & 15 sidecars and the 9HP (1021cc) BSA Three-wheeler. A GUIDE TO THE VARIOUS ‘BOOK OF THE BSA’ EDITIONS FOR OWNERS OF PRE-WW2 MODELS THROUGH 1939The 2nd edition (published 1926) provides detailed coverage on the 2.49HP through 9.86HP models up to 1926 with some of those models dating back as far as 1914. This edition includes a 1927 supplement that provides data on the first year ‘Sloper’ model. As the ‘Sloper’ models are highly regarded and collectible the VelocePress reprint (ISBN 9781588501790) of the 2nd edition is considered to be a significant publication for BSA models built prior to 1927.The 4th edition (published 1930) covers the 1.74HP to 9.86HP models up to 1930 and it was also the time frame that BSA began to identify their models by the use of an alpha designation. Once again some of those models date back to 1914 making the VelocePress reprint (ISBN 9781588502308) of the 4th edition of most use to owners of the early A (1.74), B (2.49), L (3.49), S (4.93), H (5.57), E (7.70), G (9.86) models.With the publication of the 6th (1933) and 7th edition (1935), model coverage changed to include the 149cc to 986cc X, B, R, W and M singles and the V-Twin J and G models. The 7th edition included a 1936 supplement and was also the last edition to include the X, R, W and J models as they were eliminated from the 8th edition. Consequently, the VelocePress reprint (ISBN 9781588501868) of the 7th edition is of most use to owners of the X, B, R, W, M, J and G models up to, and including, 1936.The 8th edition, (published 1937) eliminated all of the data for the earlier models prior to 1936 and the contents were specific to the 1937 models only. Due to its narrow focus, it is likely to be of the least use to owners of pre 1937 models. The 9th edition published in 1939 made up for the lack of information in the 8th edition and it is the only edition specific to the entire line of BSA models manufactured from 1936 through 1939 prior to the onset of WW2 including the B, C, G, J, M, Q, R, W, X & Y models. The 10th, 11th and 12th editions published after the end of WW2 were just a reprint of the 9th edition with the addition of a 50 page ‘supplement’ covering the post-war models. This supplemental information is of little use to owners of the pre-war models. Therefore, as the 8th edition did not include information on the J, R, W and X models the VelocePress reprint (ISBN 9781588502315) of the 9th edition is of the most use to owners of the 1936 to 1939 B, C, G, J, M, Q, R, W, X & Y models.
