26 Results: New & Used in Textbooks in Templestowe Lower 3107, VIC

Full set of Great Books of the Western World in original book case INCLUDING Full set of Children's Great Books in book case plus a few other leather bound books. Pick up Templestowe Lower only.

This book is intended to help students prepare for exams in technical authorship and for anyone interested in producing sales-technical literature. 52 pages. Hardback. 1966.

Used but in very good condition. Pick up Templestowe Lower. Cash on pickup.

Used but in good condition. Pick up Lower Templestowe, cash on pickup.

Various high school text books used, but in good condition. Prices marked with yellow sticker in photo. Cash on pickup. Collection from Templestowe Lower. Near Templestowe College. Essential Mathematics 7 Cambridge $36 2nd edition Essential Mathematics 10 Cambridge $36 2nd edition Oxford Humanities 7 $36 2nd edition Oxford Humanities 10 $36 2nd edition French Quoi De Neuf? Student book level 1 2nd edition Musicianship and Aural Training level 1, 2nd edition, by Deborah Smith $15 Trash by A

"The Physiology of Domestic Animals" by H.H. Dukes. London, 1937. 695 pages. A serious old Melbourne Uni vet students textbook covering all aspects of domestic animals, with b/w drawings, diagrams and photos.

"How we Discommunicate", by Philip Lesley, 1979. 227 p. A good read for anyone hoping to be a good communicator in public relations. The more you learn about it the better you will be. The author was voted the leading actice public relations practitioner by members of his profession in the US. An ex library book.

"IN CHARGE: a Supervisor's Note Book", by Gordon P. Rabey. 8th printing 1981. 62 p. Very useful practical little manual for anyone needing to plan and organise a team. A must have!

"The Five Great Problems of Salesmen and How to Solve Them", by Percy H. Whiting. 291 p. Published in 1964, but don't be deterred by the date. If you want to be a salesman, you have to read this!

"Understanding Contract Law", 3rd ed, 1992, Butterworths, by D. Khoury &Y.S. Yamouni. 313 p. Very good/excellent condition.

Julius Caesar (with intro., notes and appendix on dramatic reproduction. Julius Caesar (New Swan Shakespeare) with glossary. Macbeth: Notes about the author, the play, the characters, commentary, test questions. The Winter's Tale (with notes, glossary, etc.) Romeo and Juliet (with intro, notes, suggestions for presentation, etc.) ALL $10 each.

PLEASE REFER TO PHOTOS FOR INDIVIDUAL PRICES FOR THE BOOKS. VCE, YEAR 11 & MANY OTHER YEAR LEVELS OF TEXTS BOOKS AND NOVELS FOR VARIOUS SUBJECTS. ENGLISH MATH METHODS PSYCHOLOGY BIOLOGY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT LEGAL COMPUTING MEDIA FOOD TECH ITALIAN GEOGRAPHY DICTIONARY ATLAS

Published back in 1988, but possibly still a helpful little text for today's Economics student. It has 102 pages, including lots of test-yourself questions and answers.

Philip Kotler et al, "Marketing", Prentice Hall, 4th ed., 1998. 910 pages, illustrated. Heavy, packed with information. A thinner supplementary volume: Stewart Adam, "Marketing on the Internet", 1998. 61 pages. Both in excellent condition.

$10 each: Voltaire: Romans et Contes, 675 pages Balzac: Les Contes Drolatiques, 2 volumes, 336 and 333 pages. Geoffrey Brereton's "An Introduction to the French Poets - Villon to the Present Day", 301 p. "La Chanson de Roland", 79 pages.

Roman Jakobson, "Essais de Linguistique Generale", 1969, contains 260 pages on linguistics by a an expert in the field. This used to be a set text for university French sudents. Should still be good today as linguistics does not age.

"Il Poliglotta Moderno per imparare senza maestro la lingua inglese". Voume 1. Milano, 1947. A huge (22 x 30 x 6 cm) hardcover voume of 1092 pages with lots of illustrations. It looks as old as it is and some pages contain student's handwritten notes. Despite its antiquity, the book could still be a useful aid for Italians wanting to teach themselves English, but the vocabulary and pictures in themselves provide a quaint reminder of a bygone era.

"Oeuvres de Rabelais collationnees sur les editions originales, accompagnees d'une bibliographie et d'un glossaire par Louis Moland". Volume 2. Paris, Classiques Garnier, 1950. 527 pages. Paperback. Text is in French (obviously).

Maurice Grevisse "Le Bon Usage: grammaire francaiuse avec des remarques sur la langue francaise d'aujourd'hui". 8th edition. Paris, Hatier, 1964. 1192 pages. Underneath the dust jacket - in perfect condition. A most valuable item for any serious student of French.

"Trente-deux Petits Contes" par Marc Ceppi. 1927. 124 p., illustrated. $4. "Les Precieuses Ridicules", by Moliere, with intro. and notes to the play. Repr. 1953. 46 p., illustrated. $5. Francoise Sagan, "Bonjour Tristesse". 1954. 180 p. FREE - because it's falling to bits.

Doktor Faustus [SOLD] Freytag's "Die Journalisten"[SOLD]. "Die Judenbuche" [SOLD] "Immensee", by, Theodor Storm, with intro., notes, vocab. & exercises. 1959. 136 p. (German Gothic script). $5

"Advanced Accounting", by R. Keith Yorston et al, 6th ed., Volume 1. Australia, The Law Book Co., 1965. 572 pages.

"Introduction to Legal Studies", by Nicholas Bates. 3rd ed., 1980. 448 p., illustrated. ($10) "The New Essentials of Legal Studies: the individual and the Law in operation", by Tony Kuc and Leanne Newson. 3rd ed., 1990. 255 p., illustrated ($10) "Commercial and Legal Studies: Teachers Guide Year Twelve", ed. by Jan Hartnett, 1978. 70 pages. ($5)

Virtue's Home Tutor: First Aid for Happy and Successful Schooling, by J. and A.E. Fisman, 1976. It is a bit dated, but contains all manner of day to day information and vocabulary, teaching spelling, grammar, arithmetic, etc. Lots of attractive illustrations. (A few random pages are pictured). It is meant for home tutoring, but could be quite useful for an English learner.