1st American Printing. 8vo over 7.75 - 9.75'' tall Tight Clean copy ! Jacket has tears, missing chips. 169 pages. 8880

Condition: Good - in Poor DJ. DJ faded and spotted, some loss at head of spine. Top edges of text block heavily spotted and browned. Text bright and tight. :: Further Information: 360pp. Index. Weighs 0.900 Kg. which exceeds standard rates. ::

Condition: Good+ - in Good+ DJ. DJ a little faded with a couple of vertical marks to upper panel. Small previous owners sticker to ffep. :: Further Information: First Edition. 121pp. Index. ::

Condition: Good. :: Further Information: The author gives a lucid outline of the present knowledge about heaven and earth. And do other life form exist. 125pp. Jacket Designed by Edwin Taylor. ::

Condition: Good - in Good DJ. DJ slightly ruffled along edges, several small closed tears and some nicks with a little loss. Bruised at head, tail and corners. Top edges slightly dusty. Inscription to front pastedown. Text fine and bright. :: Further Information: Illustrated frontispiece. Fred Hoyle answers such questions as: How was the Universe created? Is the Universe running down? What is the fate of the Earth? 112pp. Size: 8vo Foolscap (17 x 10cm Approx.) Dust wrapper in protective, removable sleeve. ::

Condition: Good - in Good DJ. Top edges of DJ creased, open tear (1cm) to top edge of upper panel with further creasing and nicks. A little rubbed at extremities. Internally bright and clean. A solid copy none the less. :: Further Information: Illustrated with B&W and Colour photographs. This major work by one of the great figures of 20th century science represents a fundamental challenge to established thinking on the origins and nature of the Universe. 256pp. Index. Size: 4to Crown (25 x 19cm Approx.) Illustrated by Stuart Jackman. First Edition. Weighs 0.900 Kg. which exceeds standard rates. ::

224 pp. Título original: OSSIAN'S RIDE. Traducción de Celia Velasco Blanco. Bordes de lomo levemente desgastados.

Col. Los Libros del Mirasol. Traducción de Mario testa. Una siniestra nube negra, que roza los planetas y los saca de su órbita, amenaza interponerse entre el Sol y la Tierra, apartando los rayos solares y transformando alternativamente a nuestro planeta en un infierno de calor y de frío. Junto con otros científicos especializados, Chris Kingsley es enviado a un establecimiento ultrasecreto para asesorar al gobierno en la emergencia. Durante los meses que siguen, y bajo la influencia de Kingsley, sus colegas se conforman cada vez menos con permanecer como simples consejeros. La nube negra es una narración apasionante y una fascinadora puerta abierta a la inventiva científica, a lo que se agregan el rigor y la lógica de su autor, Fred Hoyle, uno de los más eminentes astrónomos contemporáneos.