Olive green cloth with embossed decoration on front and spine, gilt title box on spine. Most volumes have damage to spine ends with edges rubbed and corners bumped, hinges cracked but all still intact. Several have some minor damp staining and curling but does not affect any text. All volumes have b/w illustrated frontispiece with tissue guard, b/w illustrations throughout. No expedited or international shipping. Titles include: Martin Chuzzlewit; David Copperfield; Oliver Twist/Pictures from Italy; A Tale of Two Cities/Edwin Drood; Dombey and Son; Sketches by Boz/Great Expectations; The Old Curiosity Shop; Christmas Stories/The Uncommercial Traveller; Nicholas Nickleby; Our Mutual Friend; Little Dorrit; Bleak House; Barnaby Rudge/Hard Times; Pickwick Papers; and A Child’s History of England/Christmas Books.

King of the Harem Heaven by Anthony Sterling (Pseudonym).

Published by Monarch Books, Inc. in 1960.

Tight spine, clean copy. Illustrated wraps, spine rolled, edges rubbed and corners bumped, tiny light brown stain on front wrap. Text is clean and unmarked, pages tanned but not brittle, all edges red stained. Monarch Book MA300 original price 35 cents. This is the amazing true story of a daring charlatan who ran a virgin love cult in America. 159 Pgs.

From the back of the bookcover:

The workers at Bethlehem Steel carried the plant for its last 30 years-hence the title- and kep the plant going in spite of the ineptitude of Martin Tower. Contrary to what the media reported, the plant would have closed many years earlier if not for th extraordinary effort of the workforce. For the first time anywhere in print, a fresh perspective and new insight direct from the mouths of 47 workers and superintendents- not the stuff that comes from the south end of a northbound mule. This is the real story; not what Bethlehem Steel wanted you to hear.

An Awakening Heart” is the true story of Christina Krause, ancestor of the author who must confront the fundamental conflict between her faith, and the religious practice that requires her to relinquish her children. Set against the backdrop of early America, this readable, informative book gives insight into a little known immigrant experience.

Read more about the writing of the book here.

Price: 22.00