New York Folklore Quarterly, December 1972 (Niskayuna High School Edition)
New York Folklore Quarterly, December 1972 (Niskayuna High School Edition)
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Book Notes: Text block loose from the cover wrapper, with the side-stitching visible; light tan marks along the stitched edge of the contents page. Cover wrappers toned and dust-soiled, with a faint ring-shaped mark at the top left of the front cover and two small water spots near its right edge. Fore edges of the covers rough and uneven. Inside pages clean.
Author(s): New York Folklore Society
Publication year: 1972
Binding: Stitched wrappers
Language: English
Publisher: New York Folklore Society
Condition: AcceptableISBN:
The December 1972 issue (Vol. XXVIII, No. 4) of the New York Folklore Quarterly, produced by students in Vaughn Ward's folk culture and oral tradition classes at Niskayuna High School, Schenectady, New York. The articles come from the students' field work in the Albany-Schenectady-Troy area: an interview with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Brann, Italian folklore, a day with Lawrence Older, traditional Polish cooking, the life of Felicia Nagorka, Burnt Hills gas station painter Pop Owen, and a house history of 2955 Rosendale Road, Schenectady.
New York Folklore Society, Cooperstown, New York. Vol. XXVIII, No. 4, December 1972.
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Like New
This book is in excellent condition and appears to have been read only once. The pages are clean and unmarked, with no creases or stains. The binding remains firm and tight. There may be minimal signs of shelf wear on the cover or dust jacket, but overall, the book looks and feels nearly new.
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Very Good
This book has been read but remains in great condition. It does not look new, yet there is no obvious damage to the cover. Wear and tear are minimal. The pages are clean, free of highlighting or notes, though it may contain identifying marks from a previous owner or bookstore.
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Good
This book shows moderate to heavy signs of wear that can include creases, stains or tears. The cover may have minimal damage, and the binding remains intact with slight wear. The majority of pages are undamaged, though there may be some highlighting, underlining, or notes. It may also contain identifying marks from a previous owner or bookstore.
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Acceptable
This book shows significant wear, which may include tears, large stains, creases, loose pages, and heavy notes, underlining, or highlighting. The binding may be loose but remains intact. While it has noticeable imperfections, it is still a complete and readable copy. Any major defects will be clearly noted in the listing.
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As Described
This book is visibly worn and may be heavily soiled, scuffed, stained, or spotted. It may have loose joints, hinges, or pages, and some text or pages may be missing. Large tears and other significant defects may be present. While still a readable copy, it shows substantial signs of use. Any major flaws will be clearly noted in the listing.
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Dust Jacket Grading
(A) Excellent
The dust jacket is in excellent condition, may show the slightest signs of shelf wear, if any.(B) Good
Shows minor shelf wear, usually along edges and may have a few light stains.(C) Fair
Displays moderate shelf wear, including some noticeable small tears, creasing and/or stains.(D) Poor
Contains large tears, several creases, and/or heavy staining.(F) As Is
Shows significant wear and tear. Majority of dust jacket is torn or missing. May contain heavy staining.
