There are differences in the two city's cuisines, for sure. The only
copies of these books I've seen outside of shops in the region are in
our library and NFS.Come to think of it, I seldom see either of them
when scouting in the region, and I've been...
Comb bindings come in a variety of colors, the most common being the
ones you've mentioned: white, black and red.They are most often
purchased in box lots of same color, and it would be highly unusual for
a comb-bound book to be seen in a variety of ...
I have several Street and Smith pulps for sale right now, and they are
perfect bound, not staple bound. One of the is an after market hardbound
copy which includes the complete perfect bound paperwrapped book.I have
sold Speed and Spicy (two house na...
Pulps are books.They are perfect bound in paper wraps. Early pulps had
wraps that extended beyond the text block just like the boards of a
hardbound book. Later they were trimmed to the text block, like
paperbacks today.They tend to be the size of tr...
On the eve of the most important holiday in the American Calendar, one
which celebrates racial harmony and community spirit rather than pagan
sacrificial rituals, I resurrect one of Satnrose' favorite holiday
posts.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf3...
