Books for Sale

The books and magazines listed below are for sale for a total price of $200 + shipping (might I recommend book rate?)

Books for Sale

List of Books

1. Trick Origami by Momotani
   
2. Create Your Own Paper Dinosaurs
   
3. Origami 1 by Florence Sakade
   
4. Origami 2 by Florence Sakade
   
5. Origami 3 by Florence Sakade
   
6. Complete Book of Origami by Robert Lang
   
7. Fantastic Folds
   
8. Origami Sculptures by John Montroll
   
9. Russian Origami by Sergei Afonkin
   
10. Creative Origami by Kasahara
    
11. Living Origami Book 2
    
12. Origami in the Classroom by Chiyo Araki
    
13. Newspaper Magic (poor condition)
    
14. Origami Boxes by Alexandra Dirk
    
15. Kusudama Ball Origami by Makato Yamaguchi
    
16. Mette Units 4 by Mette Pederson
    
17. Origami Treasure Chest by Kitamura (paper in the back is damaged)
    
18. Origami (AKA Colorful Origami) by Toyoaki Kawai.
    
19. The World of Origami by Isao Honda
    
20. All About Origami (poor)
    
21. Making More with Money (Features Piggy Bank and hollow Star of David Fold) by OUSA
    
22. OUSA Annual Collection 1994
    
23. OUSA Annual Collection 1999
    

British Origami and OUSA Magazines

British Origami 227 August 04 British Origami 226 June 04 (2 copies) British Origami 225 April 2004 British Origami 228 October 2004 Origami USA Summer 1997 Issue 59 (features Robert Lang Interview)

Uncle Jack History

I doctored this picture years ago to put into a "hacked" version of Dr. Jack Stott's web page. He has since passed away, but files do linger.

Here he is as the green guru of Star Wars fame. 

Pose I say!

Note my teaching posture. Do I look competent? 

Beware the fish

Here I am trying to out-fury the fish. I think he won. 

Baltimore Freak Museum

Enjoying a moment before the Meetin trip to the American Dime Museum. 

My crazy single days

I always dreamed about courting a Yiddish Mrs. Robinson, and here I am dancing with one at my friend Howard's wedding reception. 

Google Maps with your own Points

Check out the Google Maps API . It's super-easy to integrate maps into your sites using JavaScript. I'm going to create regional bookstore maps on my Teaching Writing website one of these days.

The Modern Christian

Budding minister Amy Sens shares her thoughts at Sacrilicious