2000 AD PROG No 301. 29th JANUARY 1983.
HARDBACK in good condition. Inside- A couple of pen scribbles, as shown. Pages a shade off-white.
"Making Wood Banks" by Harvey E. Helm is a guide for craft enthusiasts focusing on the art of carving wood banks. This nonfiction book, part of the Home Craftsman series, provides detailed instructions and illustrations for creating decorative wooden items. Published in 1983 by Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., this trade paperback offers a comprehensive look at woodworking techniques with a focus on carving. The book is written in English and weighs 14.1 ounces, containing 128 pages filled with tips and projects for the avid woodcrafter.
Condition Notes: Sun-fading on the cover. The binding is tight and all pages are present. Missing dustjacket. The pages appear aged but unmarked. Light staining on the page edges. Individually inspected by Shay.
Auction catalog from the New York Galleries from May 21, 1983Late 19th & 20th Century Works of Art including Fine Art Nouveau and Art DecoIncludes the sales results Has items such as serving sets, vases, lamps, furniture, and morePaper catalog edges have slight wear
For sale is a very good condition Follies Architecture for Late Twentieth Century Landscape Archer 1983 exhibit PB. Do your research. The very last thing I want is for anyone to think I've intentionally misrepresented an item I've sold to them.
1983 Follies: Architecture For The Late Twentieth Century Landscape Trade Paperback Book By B.J. Archer and Anthony Vidler. Size: 11” tall x 8 1/2” long x 1/4” thick Condition: Has wear and tear: glue residue on the binding on the inside of the front and back cover, moisture stains, fading, white wear marks, worn edges and corners, the cover doesn’t lay completely flat, tiny tears, some tanning, marks, surface scratches, scuffs, discolorations, smudges, color and material wearing off in areas, indentations, creases, and worn down areas. Please scroll through all 24 pictures and use the zoom option to see its condition. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for your business.