Hardcover with dust jacket. Dust jacket is in very rough shape with large tears, pieces missing, and chipping from the edges of the covers and spine. Previous owner's name stamped to the top edges of the pages. Minor rubbing and tanning to the pages. Clean and unmarked text. Ships via media mail.
Electric Networks: Functions, Filters, Analysis by Henry Ruston and Joseph Bordogna. Part of the McGraw-Hill Series in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Item in good condition. Hardcover. Original dust jacket included; shows significant wear including scuffing, tears, creases, and stains. Top corner of board rounded, otherwise boards are in very good condition. Discoloration/staining along the edges. Pen marks on front free endpaper. Highlighted sections throughout.
What stands out about this workbook is the clear separation of chapters.
This workbook includes quick review sections that summarize each textbook chapter.
"Suspect Documents: Their Scientific Examination" by Wilson R. Harrison is a hardcover book published in 1966 by Sweet and Maxwell. The book focuses on the scientific examination of suspect documents, making it a valuable resource for those interested in document examination. Written in English and American English, this textbook offers insights and techniques for analyzing and interpreting dubious documents in a forensic context. With a clear emphasis on the subject matter and a reputable publisher, this book is a key addition to any collection related to criminology and forensic science.
Health Second Edition. Condition is Acceptable. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
You are purchasing a Good copy of 'Operation Breadbasket: An Untold Story of Civil Rights in Chicago, 1966–1971'. Condition Notes: The item shows wear from consistent use, but it remains in good condition and works perfectly.
This workbook is a nice touch for anyone who likes to write notes directly in their textbook.
This softcover edition of The Foundations of Scientific Inference by Wesley C. Salmon (Pitt Paperback 28) presents a foundational work on scientific reasoning and the logic of inference. The book includes a handwritten signature on the title page from Michael Krausz, dated “New York 1970.” The cover shows visible wear including creases, rubbing along the edges, and small surface marks. The spine has reading creases, and the rear cover also shows handling wear. The interior pages show a stamped code (“DD 295”) on the title page and an inscription at the top. The binding is intact. Copyright years 1966 and 1967 are printed on the copyright page. Overall good condition — please review photos for complete details.
