The Crown Of Wild Olive; Four Lectures On Industry And War, Ruskin 1895

The Crown of Wild Olive is a rare and valuable piece of literature, written by John Ruskin and published by George Allen in London in 1895. This book is a Nineth Edition and has special attributes that make it a collectible item. The binding is made of cloth and the book is written in English. The topic of the book is lectures on industry and war, making it a great addition to the Books & Magazines and Antiquarian & Collectible categories. Book is in very good condition. Green cloth boards with embossed edge on boards and gild writing on spine. Corners are bumped, light edge wear and spine ends are pushed. Lightly toned pages, light foxing on endpapers/paste downs and title pages, very small book plate/tag on back paste down (previous owner). All other pages are clean with no writing, marks or stains. All pages intact and binding is tight.

the apostle paul alexander whyte pb baker book house 1977 reprint minister’s

Good condition. one inscription with number on title page. no other marks or notes. good clean copy. good binding. ready to be read and enjoyed. “The Apostle Paul” by Alexander Whyte is a vintage nonfiction book published by Baker Book House in 1977 as part of the Minister’s Paperback Library series. This lecture series on the topic of Christianity is intended for adult readers and provides insights into the life and teachings of the apostle Paul. Written in English, this paperback book is a valuable addition to any religious library, offering a thought-provoking exploration of one of the foundational figures in Christianity.