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ARTHUR ASHE PORTRAIT IN MOTION 1975 Hardcover w/Frank Deford 272 pages good cond

PORTRAIT IN MOTION by Arthur Ashe, with Frank Deford1975 Hardcover272 pages.Good condition. Slight age wear to edges of cover – see photos. Tiny light brown spots on top edge. They were in a library under some plants, it is some sort of leaf residue, definitely not bug droppings. All the book are from my passed-on mother and I can vouch for where they were and their condition. > See my other tennis books listed I WILL GLADLY COMBINE SHIP JUST REQUEST A COMBINED TOTAL BEFORE PAYING < Let me re-introduce myself. I am once again here to sell my decades of collections & inheritances. There will be many categories to come: Entertainment memorabilia, vintage clothes, china & glassware, travel collectibles, tons of Playbills, books & more books, a huge classical lp record collection, clippings, magazines, New Yorker covers, large collection of Christmas ornaments – many nautical, VHS tapes, CDs, New York City 70's/80's night club ephemera, postcards, vintage greeting cards – and whatever else I'll find as I go through all my boxes in the house. I care about my customers because you love the things that I have treasured & collected ♥ Feel free to contact me with any questions. Every item packed with care. Refunds issued if you are not pleased. 1/0

The Roman World Ser.: Roman Fort by Peter Connolly (1998, Uk-Trade Paper)

Delve into the intriguing world of ancient warfare with Peter Connolly’s « Roman Fort, » a compelling addition to The Roman World Series. With 32 pages of detailed content, the book is ideal for both adults and young adults with an interest in historical events and military stories.

“The Art of Memory” by Frances A. Yates (2014, Uk-Trade Paper)

“This unique and brilliant book is a history of human knowledge. Before the invention of printing, a trained memory was a vital importance. Based on a technique of impressing places and images on the mind, the ancient Greeks created an elaborate memory system which intern was inherited by the Romans, passing into the European tradition, to be revived, in a cold farm, during the Renaissance. Francis Yates sheds light on Dante’s “Devine Comedy”, the form of the Shakespeare Theatre, and the history of ancient architecture; “The Art of Memory” is an invaluable contribution to aesthetics and psychology into the history of philosophy, of science end of literature.-Cover Summary This is a preowned book in very good condition. Please see photos.

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