by | 6 Aug 2026
“The Negotiating Game” by Chester L. Karrass is a vintage 1st edition hardcover book published in 1970. Focused on communication studies and negotiation techniques, this nonfiction work provides insights on how to effectively communicate and negotiate in various business and personal settings. The book, with a dust jacket included, is a valuable resource for those interested in improving their language arts and disciplines skills in the realm of business, economics, and psychology. The book has library stamps and stickers, the dust jacket is worn, and a number of pages have writing/underlining
by | 5 Aug 2026
Intended audience: Adult readers, university students in introductory physics, instructors, and science enthusiasts.
by | 5 Aug 2026
Pages/Edge: The text block is tight. Page edges show just a few faint storage specks (as pictured), but the interior pages are clean, bright, and free of writing or highlighting.
by | 5 Aug 2026
Top of the book jacket is slightly bent The product is a textbook titled “German Navy in World War Two” by author Jak P. Mallmann Showell. Published by Naval Institute Press in 1979, this first edition hardcover book is geared towards adult audiences interested in military history, specifically World War II. With 224 pages, the book explores the subject area of the German Navy during the World War II era, providing detailed information and insights into its operations and significance in the context of the war. This informative and educational resource is recommended for individuals aged 12 years and older, making it a valuable addition to any history enthusiast’s collection.
by | 5 Aug 2026
The city was bursting with creative activity and things were happening all over. Pop art gave way to performance art, rock n roll succumbed to disco music, sex was accepted and even glorified. New York in the 70s paints a complete and unadorned portrait of this very special era.
