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Ok, it looks like it is in its first state but should have a DJ (see photo of a reprint) and a large rat is smelled in the value discrepancy. >
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Flare Path: a novel of the North Atlantic Bomber Patrol
Claymore, Tody .
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PRICE $18.

• Edition: 1st Edition thus
• Book condition: Very Good
• Quantity available: 1

Cleveland and New York: World/ Tower, 1943. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition thus. 28,609 shelf. Blue-stamped red tweed bds, very old tape mend upper spine. Markered-out name FEP, usual age-toned paper. Clean text. Decent dust jacket w/ several old tape reinforcements, some wear. Solid..

Bookseller: Gil's Book Loft, New York, United States
Seller rating: 5 stars
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Flare Path: a novel of the North Atlantic Bomber Patrol
Claymore, Tod

• Edition: 1st Edition thus
• Book condition: Very Good
• Quantity available: 1

Cleveland and New York: World/ Tower, 1943. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition thus. 28,609 shelf. Blue-stamped red tweed bds, very old tape mend upper spine. Markered-out name FEP, usual age-toned paper. Clean text. Decent dust jacket w/ several old tape reinforcements, some wear. Solid..

Bookseller: Gil's Book Loft, New York, United States
Seller rating: 5 stars
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FLARE PATH
Claymore, Tod

Published by William Morrow (1942)

Used First Edition

Quantity Available: 1

From: Better World Books (Mishawaka, IN, U.S.A.)


Price: US$ 497.43
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Item Description: William Morrow, 1942. Book Condition: Fair. First Edition. Shows definite wear, and perhaps considerable marking on inside. Bookseller Inventory # GRP95931922
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Well after all that just 1 bidder and sold for the stupendous price of......$9.99.
But I paid $2.20ish so....
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love this!

 

Minus a dollar-ish to eBidet.

 

Boo man United would of got more for a buryfc shirt .lol

 

The book is interesting: during WW2, books printed here had no DJs, as paper was so scarce.

 

Nice little necklace, heavy crackled glass. Badly punched, but a 9ct stamp on the chain/clasp. I suspect 1920s or 30s.

One whole British pound from a dealer.

 

Pretty color!

 

Isn't it nice: sort of citrine. A keeper.

 

Classic 30s colour, as it were. The amber color was everywhere for a few years.

Yesterday's Moorcroft find. It has a chip out of the edge that someone filled in with marker, but for one whole US dollar I got my first bit of Moorcroft.

 

BTW Bear - those beads could be citrine instead of citrine-colored. If that's gold chain on there they might be better than glass. They don't have a perfect color match, so it might be worth checking.

 

I have NO clue what you just wrote.

 

Yes but it's supposed to have one.

 

Premier League stuff. I had to read it twice myself. I have a beat-up Man U winter coat, a gift from a friend, had to learn some of the language in self-defense.

 

Ha!!!!!
Well I've zero interest in the shin kickers so would only take that to sell.

 

Hello? Anyone home?

 

I concur......& always loved that kind of chain......it's classy.

 

Lloyd, it's not the Twin Towers.
All I know is that the manufacturer of your puzzle called it CONCRETE JUNGLE, & the design has been discontinued. I found some unused online, ranging in price from $10 to $32.

 

No, that's midtown, looking northeast. Looks like 1980s or 90s. I believe I can see the U.N. on the East River.

 

good guess the box says 1979 . wasn't sure of the view . thanks for the info G