Collection of classics. $5each or Lot for $80

A collection of assorted paperback books including classic literature and adventure novels. $5each pricing is based on recent sold comps from AbeBooks, Amazon, and eBay, most are 4 to 8 dollars each, though a couple classics and Branson push higher. - Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen, Collins Classics edition circa 1990s. Fair condition with clean pages. Value 4 to 6 dollars. Austen’s early satire of Gothic novels follows a naive girl’s misadventures at an abbey. - The Young Lions by Irwin Shaw, likely 1960s paperback. Fair with creased spine. Value 3 to 5 dollars. WWII novel interweaving three soldiers’ stories from different backgrounds during the war. - They Sailed Into Oblivion by A.A. Hoehling, 1970s Ace Star. Good with vivid cover. Value 4 to 6 dollars. True maritime disaster stories covering famous shipwrecks and their tragic ends. - Losing My Virginity by Richard Branson, updated edition likely 2000s. Good with glossy cover. Value 6 to 10 dollars. Branson’s autobiography detailing Virgin’s rise and his entrepreneurial adventures. - The White Nile by Alan Moorehead, Penguin edition circa 1980s. Fair with toning. Value 5 to 8 dollars. Comp sales from AbeBooks, Amazon, eBay. Narrative history of the 19th century explorations to find the Nile’s source. - The Hermit by Lobsang Rampa, Corgi 1970s. Good with bright cover. Value 4 to 6 dollars. Controversial spiritual memoir claiming Tibetan monk experiences and astral travel. - It Is the Lord by Peter M. Rinaldi, 1970s Warner. Good. Value 3 to 5 dollars. Study examining the Shroud of Turin and arguments for its authenticity. - The Square Shooter by Walt Coburn, 1960s Monarch. Fair with western cover. Value 3 to 5 dollars. Classic pulp western about a gunfighter carrying an important message. - Trouble on the Massacre by Todhunter Ballard, 1970s Avon. Fair. Value 3 to 5 dollars. Western novel set around the Sand Creek Massacre and frontier conflicts. - Henry the Fourth Part One, Pelican Shakespeare circa 1980s. Good. Value 4 to 6 dollars. Shakespeare’s historical play about Prince Hal’s rebellion and coming of age. - The Call of the Wild by Jack London, unabridged edition likely 1970s. Good. Value 3 to 5 dollars. Buck the dog’s journey from domestic pet to wild leader in the Klondike. - Lilith by J.R. Salamanca, 1960s paperback. Fair with cover wear. Value 4 to 7 dollars. • The Chatham Rats by David Mariner, likely 1970s paperback. Fair with cover creases. Value 3 to 5 dollars. Cold War thriller about a covert mission to stop a missile program. - Matagorda by Louis L'Amour, 1990s hardcover. Good with clean dust jacket. Value 5 to 8 dollars. Western following a rancher seeking justice in coastal Texas after betrayal. - A Hero for Our Time by Arthur Schlesinger, circa 1960s. Fair with heavy cover wear. Value 3 to 5 dollars. Biography and essays on John F. Kennedy’s legacy and political impact. - Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy, illustrated hardcover likely 1980s. Good with solid binding. Value 6 to 9 dollars. Hardy’s novel about Bathsheba Everdene and three suitors in rural Wessex. - A Million Little Pieces by James Frey, 2003 paperback. Good. Value 3 to 5 dollars. Memoir of addiction and recovery later disputed for factual accuracy. - Rumble Fish by S.E. Hinton, 1980s paperback. Fair with worn cover. Value 4 to 6 dollars. Comp sales from AbeBooks, Amazon, eBay. Young adult novel about a tough teen living in his brother’s shadow in Tulsa. - Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, Penguin English Library. Good. Value 4 to 6 dollars. Dickens’ classic about Pip’s rise, love, and disillusionment in Victorian England. - The Beggar’s Opera by John Gay, Penguin Classics. Good. Value 5 to 7 dollars. 1728 ballad opera satirizing politics and society through a criminal underworld story.