NEWBURY, DONALD (3 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. John Fulton - Wraparound Painted Cover (illustrator). BLUE BOOK - July 1951 MAGAZINE Vol. 93, No.3 TWO SHORT NOVEL - (1) "The Weight of Evidence" by Stewart Sterling (New York harbor police follow the kidnaped boy to a greater crime.); (2)"The Meek Shall Inherit the Islands" by Donald Barr Chidsey (A drama of old-time Hawaii, when whalers, missionaries and traders contended for the favor of the Hawaiians.); THIRTEEN SHORT STORIES - (1)"O'er the Ramparts" by Zachary Ball (From that Valhalla of the Valiant, America's great captains look down upon our dar-flung battle line.); (2) "Sunday's Dust" by William C. Gault (The story of a race driver and his kid brother, who was a hot driver too.); (3)"Sahara Duty" by Robert Carse (The Camel Corps carry the battle to their old enemies the Senussi.); (4)"Time Exposure" by Nelson Bond (A jocund journey into the strange country of the fourth dimension.); (5)"Infinity" by Fred Ross (He bought a lens which made magic photographs of the future.); (6)"Apes Could Play Tennis" by Joel Reeve (The game meant a job and money as well as batting a little ball about.); (7)"How It Really Happened" by Hugh Pentecost (A young lawyer defends a client who despite good intentions was guilty.); (8)"Sea Beast" by Paul Annixter (A story of that giant of the American coasts, the sea elephant.); (9)"Flaming Jet" by Grange Lewis (Was this accident in an airplane factory really a murder?) (10)"A Good Club" by DeWitt Newbury (A colorful tale of the Viking Age.); (11)"The Bridge over the Grand Vallat" by Paul Corey (An O.S.S. man revisits French friends an a desperate errand.); (12)"Longneck" by Robert Barbour Johnson (The author of 'Zebra Team' gives us another story of the circus.); (13)"Three Men Rode In" by Philip Ketchum (His job at the stage station involved a desperate fight.); STORIES OF FACT AND EXPERIENCE - (1) "Underwater Demolition Team" by Edward T. Higgins with Dean Phillips; (2)"Why MacArthur is a Great General" by Brig. Gen. Henry J. Reilly (His experience in World War I taught his the strategy he employed so successfully in his later career.); (3)"The Old Wolf" by E. Merrill Root (Israel Putnam fought ably with Rogers' Rangers and in the Revolution.); >>> Beautiful painted Wraparound cover art by John Fulton, part of the Series "Men of America" Theme covers; ISRAEL PUTNAM (Born for Battle -- Cover depicts Escape from British on Horse down Cliff; Revolution, French & Indian Wars) Wraparound Painted Cover. >>> Minor indents to backcover Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Book.

Soft cover. Zustand: FINE+, Near New. John Fulton - Wraparound Painted Cover (illustrator). BLUE BOOK - July 1951 MAGAZINE Vol. 93, No.3 TWO SHORT NOVEL - (1) "The Weight of Evidence" by Stewart Sterling (New York harbor police follow the kidnaped boy to a greater crime.); (2)"The Meek Shall Inherit the Islands" by Donald Barr Chidsey (A drama of old-time Hawaii, when whalers, missionaries and traders contended for the favor of the Hawaiians.); THIRTEEN SHORT STORIES - (1)"O'er the Ramparts" by Zachary Ball (From that Valhalla of the Valiant, America's great captains look down upon our dar-flung battle line.); (2) "Sunday's Dust" by William C. Gault (The story of a race driver and his kid brother, who was a hot driver too.); (3)"Sahara Duty" by Robert Carse (The Camel Corps carry the battle to their old enemies the Senussi.); (4)"Time Exposure" by Nelson Bond (A jocund journey into the strange country of the fourth dimension.); (5)"Infinity" by Fred Ross (He bought a lens which made magic photographs of the future.); (6)"Apes Could Play Tennis" by Joel Reeve (The game meant a job and money as well as batting a little ball about.); (7)"How It Really Happened" by Hugh Pentecost (A young lawyer defends a client who despite good intentions was guilty.); (8)"Sea Beast" by Paul Annixter (A story of that giant of the American coasts, the sea elephant.); (9)"Flaming Jet" by Grange Lewis (Was this accident in an airplane factory really a murder?) (10)"A Good Club" by DeWitt Newbury (A colorful tale of the Viking Age.); (11)"The Bridge over the Grand Vallat" by Paul Corey (An O.S.S. man revisits French friends an a desperate errand.); (12)"Longneck" by Robert Barbour Johnson (The author of 'Zebra Team' gives us another story of the circus.); (13)"Three Men Rode In" by Philip Ketchum (His job at the stage station involved a desperate fight.); STORIES OF FACT AND EXPERIENCE - (1) "Underwater Demolition Team" by Edward T. Higgins with Dean Phillips; (2)"Why MacArthur is a Great General" by Brig. Gen. Henry J. Reilly (His experience in World War I taught his the strategy he employed so successfully in his later career.); (3)"The Old Wolf" by E. Merrill Root (Israel Putnam fought ably with Rogers' Rangers and in the Revolution.); >>> Beautiful painted Wraparound cover art by John Fulton, part of the Series "Men of America" Theme covers; ISRAEL PUTNAM (Born for Battle -- Cover depicts Escape from British on Horse down Cliff; Revolution, French & Indian Wars) Wraparound Painted Cover. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Book.

Soft cover. Zustand: FINE+, Near New. John Fulton - Wraparound Painted Cover (illustrator). TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. BLUE BOOK - July 1951 MAGAZINE Vol. 93, No.3 TWO SHORT NOVEL - (1) "The Weight of Evidence" by Stewart Sterling (New York harbor police follow the kidnaped boy to a greater crime.); (2)"The Meek Shall Inherit the Islands" by Donald Barr Chidsey (A drama of old-time Hawaii, when whalers, missionaries and traders contended for the favor of the Hawaiians.); THIRTEEN SHORT STORIES - (1)"O'er the Ramparts" by Zachary Ball (From that Valhalla of the Valiant, America's great captains look down upon our dar-flung battle line.); (2) "Sunday's Dust" by William C. Gault (The story of a race driver and his kid brother, who was a hot driver too.); (3)"Sahara Duty" by Robert Carse (The Camel Corps carry the battle to their old enemies the Senussi.); (4)"Time Exposure" by Nelson Bond (A jocund journey into the strange country of the fourth dimension.); (5)"Infinity" by Fred Ross (He bought a lens which made magic photographs of the future.); (6)"Apes Could Play Tennis" by Joel Reeve (The game meant a job and money as well as batting a little ball about.); (7)"How It Really Happened" by Hugh Pentecost (A young lawyer defends a client who despite good intentions was guilty.); (8)"Sea Beast" by Paul Annixter (A story of that giant of the American coasts, the sea elephant.); (9)"Flaming Jet" by Grange Lewis (Was this accident in an airplane factory really a murder?) (10)"A Good Club" by DeWitt Newbury (A colorful tale of the Viking Age.); (11)"The Bridge over the Grand Vallat" by Paul Corey (An O.S.S. man revisits French friends an a desperate errand.); (12)"Longneck" by Robert Barbour Johnson (The author of 'Zebra Team' gives us another story of the circus.); (13)"Three Men Rode In" by Philip Ketchum (His job at the stage station involved a desperate fight.); STORIES OF FACT AND EXPERIENCE - (1) "Underwater Demolition Team" by Edward T. Higgins with Dean Phillips; (2)"Why MacArthur is a Great General" by Brig. Gen. Henry J. Reilly (His experience in World War I taught his the strategy he employed so successfully in his later career.); (3)"The Old Wolf" by E. Merrill Root (Israel Putnam fought ably with Rogers' Rangers and in the Revolution.); >>> Beautiful painted Wraparound cover art by John Fulton, part of the Series "Men of America" Theme covers; ISRAEL PUTNAM (Born for Battle -- Cover depicts Escape from British on Horse down Cliff; Revolution, French & Indian Wars) Wraparound Painted Cover. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.