The product is a first edition hardcover book titled “Age of Patronage: The Arts in England, 1660-1750” by Michael Foss. Published by Cornell University Press in 1972, this art history book explores the patronage of the arts in England during the 17th and 18th centuries. It includes illustrations and is written in English, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of art in Europe during this era. This book provides insight into the cultural landscape of England during the Age of Patronage. Tight binding and pristine interior. DJ intact. See pictures please.

The product is a vintage paperback book titled “I Lost Everything in the Post-Natal depression” written by Erma Bombeck in 1972. The book is a humorous fiction novel aimed at adults, with a total of 192 pages. It is in English and was published by Fawcett Book. The author, Erma Bombeck, is known for her witty and relatable writing style, making this novel a likely entertaining read for those looking for humor in a fictional narrative set in the 1970s.

Batman #242, VFN- 7.5, Jun 1972. Batman begins his war against this arch enemy by recruiting a crack team of allies. The first Batman cover by Mike Kaluta…. (We use a high-quality scanner to reproduce the best colour-match of our comics and avoid distortion. ).

• 26457 Seuss, Dr. Marvin K. Mooney Will You Please Go Now! Bright and Early Books for Beginning Beginners 13 1972 Random House, New York 1st Edition (?). VG /VG. Text is clean. Glossy pictorial cover shows some wear, rubbing evident to bottom edges of front/rear covers, base of spine bumped. Previous owner name stamped on front free endpaper and front pastedown. Dust jacket shows some edgwear, has one closed tear to front panel along top edge. Dust jacket contains all first printing points (Younger/Hirsh) except for lack of price on dust jacket flap. Cliff Erickson of To & Again Books notes this anomaly is not documented in Younger/Hirsh and according to his research is more scarce than the DJ with the $2.50 price. Peter Glassman from Books of Wonder concludes, however that it is more likely a “Cat in the Hat Book Club” edition, however there are not the expected Book Club markings found on other titles. . Random House discontinued printing dust jackets for this title the year after its initial publication.