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This 1961 hardcover encyclopedia set spans Volumes 1-9 and 11-16, with illustrated DIY guidance for adults. At $49.95, it's a heavy, very-good-condition reference for mechanical projects-just know Volume 10 isn't included.
Compare four editor-written reference books, from a 1979 computer projects hardcover to a brain science guide, with listed prices, formats, and conditions to help you choose.
Compare the $6.98 TIME Your Brain: A User's Guide with the $25.00 Giant Handbook of Computer Projects (1979). Two hardcover references, different eras and price points - which one belongs on your shelf?
Compare three 1979 Giant Handbook of Computer Projects hardcovers and Life Album 1997 by condition and listed price to find the reference book that fits your shelf.
These two 1979 hardcover copies share the same core book details. Choose the HC book copy for unmarked text, or choose the HC 2nd Pr copy for its lower listed price if its front-cover wear is acceptable.
First-edition hardcover reference on American religious magazines, edited by Fackler and Lippy, listed at USD 32.59 with clean pages and visible wear.
Should you spend $23 on this 1979 hardcover from 73 Magazine editors? It packs era-specific computer projects in a solid hardcover, though the front cover shows sticker-peel damage and creased corners. For hands-on readers, it may be worthwhile.
Two used hardcover copies of the 1979 Giant Handbook of Computer Projects are listed at $23 and $25. The $23 copy has Good condition with front-cover damage; the $25 copy is Acceptable but noted as having no writing or highlighting. Pick based on whether you prioritize price or interior cleanliness.
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