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By: N/A
Price: $7.00 $6.30
Publisher: 0
Seller ID: 43108
Condition: Very Good- with no Dust Jacket
Pamphlet cover is a bit worn and slightly stained. Pages are clean and tight, no noticed markings. Overall great condition; ; 4" x 7"; 8 pages View more info
By: Kreiling, Kip; Stretch, Jesse
Price: $17.77 $15.99
Publisher: TransformationHelp Press: 2009
Seller ID: 51862
Condition: New
Brand new softcover book! ; The Imposter describes how the author, Kip Kreiling, transformed from a hardened juvenile criminal to a highly successful corporate executive, husband, and father. Through his journey, he discovered 8 principles of human transformation that will help anyone achieve their aspirations. ; 0.9 x 8.4 x 5.5 Inches; 312 pages; 0615320554 View more info
By: Muir, Malcolm (Editor-in-Chief)
Price: $17.00 $15.30
Publisher: New York, Editorial And Executive Offices: Newsweek Building: 1959
Seller ID: 54655
Condition: Very Good
Magazine is in good condition considering age, and has little wear and no noticed markings. Old address sticker on front cover: "Mrs D H Goddard, Salt Like City, UT" ; The Cover: Obviously an actor of such versatility as Art Charney cannot justly be represented by a single portrait, and he should properly be studied from more than one angle. Thus two facets and two viewpoints on the cover. Photo by Jack Zwillinger. For a look at another side of Carney - the inside - see page 59.The Old Soldier Cracks Down: Ike becomes his own Defense Secretary, tough and testy, and the mutinous gr... View more info
By: Muir, Malcolm (Editor-in-Chief)
Price: $17.00 $15.30
Publisher: New York, Editorial And Executive Offices: Newsweek Building: 1960
Seller ID: 54657
Condition: Very Good
Magazine is in good condition considering age. Cover has some wear and aging, and an old address sticker: "Mrs. D H Goddard, Salt Lake City, UT" No other noticed markings. ; The Cover: Newsweek had expected to devote this week's cover to the boom in compact cars (see page 81). But as all eyes turned to Algeria, the editors rushed out this photo portrait (by Lionel Durand) of the man whose prestige now rests on saving the Fifth Republic--Gen. Charles de Gaulle (see page 23).The Democratic Albatross: Why Truman is embarrassing his party leaders. Washington Trends. Page 21. Fran... View more info
