Business, Psychology, Blah from Arrygarrybooks

London, Hutchinson, 1997. First edition, first impression. Book tight and bright, no inscriptions or other markings. Dustwrapper, clipped and seems to be slightly yellowing, with some edgewear, particularly to the top back cover.

London, David Bruce and Watson, 1967. First edition, first printing. Book tight adn clean, no inscriptions. Dustwrapper, not clipped, grubby, remains of sticker - see image - and some edgewear.

London, St Martin's Press, 1989. First UK edition, first printing. Book tight, no inscriptions. Dustwrapper not clipped, some edgewear top and bottom, particularly to the spine.

London, Routledge and Kegan Paul. 1957. First edition, first printing. Book still tight and bright, no inscriptions, a little foxing to the end papers. Dustwrapper unclipped, faded, and some foxing on inside covers and slight nicks and some edgewear.

London, Chatto and Windus, 1988. First edition, first printing. Book, foxing to top of book and inscription on front end papers, to me. Pages yellowing. Dustwrapper a bit grubby and some edgewear.

London, Faber and Faber, 2005. First UK edition, 2nd impression. Book tight, no inscriptions, some foxing to the top of the book. Dustwrapper unclipped, a little edgewear, particularly to the bottom edge.

London, 4th Estate, 2018. First edition, first impression. Book, no wrappers as issued. Basically as new Bought on publication, read once by me, and on my shelves ever since. This is good.

London, Bloomsbury, 2013. First edition, 3rd impression. Basically as new. Bought on publication by me, read once, and on my shelves ever since. Sadly, no Douglas Adams, but as good as the original. "Wotton-Under-Edge: The Marmite below the shoulder of the jar that can't be reached by knife."

London, harper Collins, 1995. First Uk edition, first printing. Book tight, No notes, markings, highlights, underlinings. Dustwrapper torn at the spine otherwise fine. |The follow-up to Reengineering the Corporation which was all the rage in the nineties, with much ado and to little obvious effect.

:London, Blackwell, 1993. First edition, paperback. Tight, spine faded. There are some notes made on the end papers and some underlining. Apparently, pages 33 and pages 49 are particularly useful. I can't remember making the notes, but I can remember taking this book seriously.

London, Kogan Page, 1994. First edition, first printing. Book tight, some foxing to the side of the book, no markings, highlights, notes or underlinings. Dustwrapper tear to the spine and some edgewear.

London, Harper Collins, 1990. Fifth edition. hardback, no wrapper as issued. Tight, pages yellowing a bit. Inscription on front end papers. No markings or highlights or notes or underlining.

London, Gower, 1995. First edition, first printing. Book and wrapper a bit grubby, but no inscriptions, markings or underlnings. This is (or was it its day) the best book written about assessment centres and the role of the assessor. By far the best. I attended a course run by Nigel Povah, the co-author - and used the methodology for ever… Read more about this item

London, John Wiley and Sons, 1992. First published 1991. Decent condition, some inscriptions and markings and underlinings, but not overly so. An 800 page doorstopper of a book, the bible of assessment when I was doing my Masters at Goldsmiths I've thrown in the 100 page softcover 1994 Supplement - edited by Peter Herriot and Neil Anderson, the latter one… Read more about this item

London, Routledge and kegan Paul, 1966. 6th Impression. First published 1947. Book tight, A couple of small inscriptions. Dustwrapper unclipped and only minimal shelfwear.

University of London, 1965. Fifth edition - first published 1940. Book intact, inscriptions on the front end paper. Dustwrapper badly torn (see image).

London, MacMillan and Co, 1937. Two volumes, first edition. No dustwrappers. Volume 1 no damage, Volume 2 damage to spine - see image. Some inscriptions and other markings inside.

London, Harper Collins, 1997. First edition, first impression. Book tight, no inscriptions, some dust markings to the top and side of the book. Dustwrapper unclipped, a bit grubby and with some edgeweaer particularly to the top.

London, Michael Joseph, 2011. First edition, first impression. Looks unread, at least I don't remember ever getting around to reading it and I bought it on publication. No inscriptions, not clipped, minimal shelfwear.

London, Flamingo, 2002. First edition, first impression. Book tight, no inscriptions, slight foxing to top of book, pages yellowing. Dustwrapper unclipped, a bit grubby and some shelfwear to the top edge.