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1936025168Boston MA U.S.A.: AMC 1936. 10th . Hardcover. VG. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Assorted Maps. 10Th Edition 1936. Red Cloth Vg Condition. A Very Scarce 'Field Variant/Edition' With The Flap And 2 Pockets Front Cover And Rear hinges are starting two split from use. Contents And All Else Vg To Near Fine With An Owner Name To The Front Fep Opposite The Cover And A List Of Peaks Reached Inside The Rear Cover. Quite attractive on the shelf. Correct 1936 Mount Washington Map By Cutter Is Present And In Fine Condition Folded Normally Into The Rear Pocket. This Edition Had An Approximate Print Run Of Just 3000 According To The Amc History Published In 2007. Bonus: Also Included Will Be The May 1937 Supplement 16 Pp In Stapled Wrappers Covers. This Is An Extra From My Own Collection Of Amc Material. Note: According To My Sales Records For The Past 25 Years I Have Sold 19 Copies Of The 1936 Guide Only Three Of Them Have Had The Flap. That Is Approximately 16%. The Lack Of Sales For The Field Edition May Have Been At Least Partly Due To The Great Storm And Hurricane & Floods Of 1938 On The East Coast. Or Possibly Some One At The Publishing House Goofed And They Only Bound-Up 500 Of Them With The Flap Who Knows I Have Looked And Read Through All The Journals And Bulletins From 1936 1937 And 1938 But Found No Indication Of How Many Of Each Variation Was Printed. <br/> <br/> AMC hardcover
19724491972. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. The Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists Pub. Denver CO. 1972; 1st edition; Very good condition bound in full hard cover cloth; Editorial Errata layed in; some sunning and fading to outer edges of cover else a fine copy; The West Geology hardcover
1952021015Garden City New York: Crime Club Doubleday 1952. First Edition so stated. Publishers orange weave cloth with green lettering. Pages are age toned else about fine in dust jacket $2.50 price intact small closed tear at rear soiled at rear panel and lightly sunned at spine. Very scarce title. Dust jacket illustration by Vera Bock. Although accustomed to many unusual presents from his parishioners the Reverend Martin Buell an Episcopal rector in Farrington Montana was slightly nonplussed when he unwrapped a gift elk roast and discovered in the package a neatly severed human toe. Then a visiting hunter was reported missing in the neighborhood and the Reverend had a hunch that the two incidents might be connected. Mystery multiplied with the sudden appearance of a strange but attractive young woman who had seen a dead man in a Pullman berth. And oddly enough her description of the corpse coincided with that of the missing hunter. As Martin pursued his private investigations of variant clues he laid himself open to wild rumor rebuke by his bishop misunderstandings from his friends and even personal peril. But after a series of dangerous adventures and humorous involvements he had the satisfaction of proving his original hunch correct when the elk roast provided evidence which trapped a killer. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good-Near Fine/Very Good-Near Fine. Illus. by Bock Vera. Book. Crime Club Doubleday
2016x-1138794988Routledge 2016. Hardcover. New. 172 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. Routledge hardcover
1836PHO-906Londres, Georges Virtue, 1836. Deux volumes in-4 (270x200mm), VI +2ff (table), 192 pp., 58 pl.; 2 ff., 136 pp., 50 pl., 1 carte dépliante, demi-veau époque , dos lisse orné , coiffes frottés , peu de rousseurs .Première édition française illustré de 108 planches originales de villes , montagnes , paysages , etc de Suisse.
188910925Chaumerot Paris 1889 1 vol. In-4 de 26 pp. 1 f.n.ch., demi-chagrin de l'époque, dos à nerfs.
1828PHO-1905London, Henry Colburn, 1828, First edition, 8vo, pp. xvii, [3], 346, [2] ads; 4 aquatints, half cloth, title and author on spine, small defects, no foxing, nice copy.
109136A Paris, De l'Imprimerie de Philippe-Denys Pierres, 1778, Imprimeur du Grand-Conseil du Roi & du Collège Royal de France, rue Saint-Jacques, 1 volume in-4 de 260x200x45 mm environ, 1f.blanc, faux-titre, titre avec vignette, xxij-1f.-518 pages,1f. (note), 12 planches dépliantes, 1f.blanc, reliure pleine basane brune d'époque, dos à 5 nerfs, portant titres et tomaisons dorés, orné de caissons à fleurons dorés et motifs doré, tranches marbrées (en partie effacées).Mouillures dans les marges en début et fin de volume, quelques pages salies, cuir frotté et épidermé avec une coiffe arasée, début de fente sur un mors externe, coins dénudés, léger manque de cuir sur les pièces de titre et tomaison.
1779011620LYON & PARIS CHEZ FAUCHEUX & CHEZ VEUVE DUCHESNE 1779 Un volume grand in-16 de XLIV + 401 pages , dans une reliure XIXéme demi basane marron , dos plat orné avec titrage doré , tranches mouchetées , bien complet des 4 PLANCHES dépliantes in-fine , infimes taches , bon exemplaire , peu fréquent . Bon Couverture rigide
193080546Paris, Librairie Félix Alcan, 1930, in-8, XVI, 426 pages, XV, 7 cartes dépliantes hors-texte, broché, couverture imprimée de l'éditeur, ÉDITION ORIGINALE de cette étude sociologique dédiée au Maréchal Lyautey. Non coupé. Petits manques, insolation et déchirures à la couverture. Couverture rigide
19361065781936 Librairie des Champs-Elysées - 1936 - 7 volumes In-4, brochés, feuillets non coupés - Nombreuses illustrations en N&B - 202 + 317 + 246 + 204 + 302 + 139 pages + Livre sixième (planches d'album inédites) sans pagination - L'un des quinze cents exemplaires (numérotés de 201 à 1700), enrichi de huit planches d'album reproduites en phototypie sur papier Japon "Orient" - Exemplaires N°1422
185610941Lyon, Bajat Fils, sans date (1856) ; 3 tomes in-8 ; demi-veau glacé aubergine, faux-nerfs et titres dorés (reliure de l'époque) ; (4), 528 ; (4), 516 ; (4), pp.[517]-944 pp. et en tout 6 planches hors-texte et 25 cartes dépliantes illustrées et lithographiées (imprimeries ou lithographies de Mlle Boyer ; Roche ; Pinsard à Saint-Etienne ; Ferlay à Roanne ; Vve Ayné, Honoré Brunet et Bajat à Lyon).
190214964Dupont et Malgat Paris 1902 1 vol. In-4 de 808 pp., demi-chagrin de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné.
75214Paris, éd. L'art culinaire et chez l'auteur, 1904, deuxième édition, in-8, cartonnage pleine percaline vert foncé, plats gravure à froid, aureur, titre et fleurons dorés sur dos à 5 nerfs, coins arrondiss, reliure de l'époque, 396 pp. + 2 pp. de publicités en fin de volume, ill. de nb. dessins en noir de Gérard Tantet et Froment, dont 1 en frontispice, préface, menus, table des matières, bel ENVOI à la plume de l'auteur à Prosper Montagné sur la page face à la page de pré-titre, Un très grand classique de la littérature culinaire sur les recettes abglaises et amériquaines du nord. Très beaux dessins en noir de tantet et de Froment. Cet exemplaire, de la deuxième édition (la première édition est de 1894), n'est pas en parfait état MAIS un très bel envoi de l'auteur à Prosper Montagné autre grand chef de cuisine français de la même époque. Très RARE Bon état de la reliure, restaurée par un professionnel; le papier est jauni et cassant
Pages 303-396 plus 28 pages of ads, many wonderfully illustrated. Numerous black and white illustrations and photos in text. Features: Saved by Two Inches - How a big-horn sheep brought a veteran hunter to the verge of destruction in Montana; Gun-Running with Mexican Outlaw Emiliano Zapata - article with great photos; A Terrible Trip - Gold Searching in German New Guinea; Twenty Years in Newfoundland (Part II) - article with nice photos; Fishermen's Luck - a story from New Zealand involving T. Colthart, H. Hewlett and D.G. FitzGibbon; Across the Andes and Down the Amazon - the story of an adventurous journey (part II); The Well of Skulls - a story from Hyderabad; The Lake of Life - the Idiong secret society in Africa; The King Who Met His Match - a story from Sierra Leone; Trapped in a Tank (cover illustration); Captured by the Monkey-Men - an explorer's tale from the Orinoco River; The Smugglers of Gibraltar; Pete the Pup - an adventurous dog in New Mexico. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Minor chipping to back strip. Three inch opening between front cover and base of spine. Overall a pleasing copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
Pages 337-364 plus advertorial covers. Features: Cover photo of Italy's Naval chief, Admiral Dzara, surrendering the Taranto fleet at Malta; Page of illustrations of Britain's powerful new 5.5 Gun-Howitzer; Full-page photo portrait of Admiral of the Fleet Sir Andrew Cunningham; Nice photos of Mediterranean naval heroes Sir A.U. Willis, Sir Neville Syfret, Sir James Somerville, Sir Philip Vian, Sir H. Burrough and Sir Arthur L. St. G. Lyster; Great photo of the H.M.S. "Warspite's" big guns in action; Two-page illustration of Allied landings on Salerno beaches; Two pages of great photos document the Battle of Salerno - the Allies first brushes with the enemy after landing on the beaches; Two-page illustration of naval bombardment at Salerno and Eboli; Fantastic centrefold illustrations of Germany's new Tiger tank super-weapon; Photos of Important German bases seriously threatened by the Red Army - Kiev, Smolensk, and Poltava; Photos of personalities of the week include Colonel Knox and Admiral Stark, Sir Kingsley Wood, Metropolitan Sergius, Sir V.M. Grayburn, Lord Kenmare, Dame Enid Lyons, Mrs. Bernard Shaw, and Mr. Churchill with his wife and daughter Mary; Photo of signing of the Italian armistice; Photos of Mussolini after his release from his mountain hotel prison at Gran Sasso; Photos of the surrender of Italy's navy; Photo of Maltese residents surrounding the fuselage of "Faith", one of the island's three original defenders; Six photos illustrate Nazi demolition at the Hague as they fear invasion; One of the first photos of the R.A.F.'s 8000 lb bomb which is delivered by Lancaster; nostalgic ads; and more. Unmarked. Average wear. A sound vintage copy of this excellent WWII issue. Book
Pages 537-564. Features: Cover photo-portrait of the King with General Henri Giraud (in 1940); Burial of Lieut.-Commander E. Esmonde, V.C.; King welcomes fighter pilots back after daylight sweep over northern France; Photo of dozens of gas producer units to be fitted into lorries to save petrol; Photo of Australia's Dr. H.V. Evatt with Churchill; Photo of U.S. Admiral H.R. Stark in London; Photo of POW German Generals Von Ravenstein, Arthur Schmidt, and I.P. de Villiers at South African port; Photo of A.T.A. platoon marching; Seven photos of Madagascar plus one-page relief map indicating its strategic importance and why it has been occupied by British forces; Photos of bomb damage in York, Norwich, and Hazebrouck Railway Station; Photos of King and Queen surveying Bath bomb damage; The Spring Air Offensive - article with maps of Burma and Mandalay vicinity; Six interesting photos of Mandalay and Lashio; Fascinating two-page map illustrates "The Riddle of the Middle East as viewed from Berchtesgaden" - a map looking towards the oilfields; Wonderful photos of Marshal Chiang Kai-Shek and his wife meeting Gandhi and Nehru - scenes at Calcutta, including photo of Madame Chiang Kai-Shek wearing Sari presented to her by the Birla family; Air photos of Grim aftermath of R.A.F. attacks in Rostock and Augsburg; Dramatic centerfold action illustration of Beaufighter long-range fighter downing enemy aircraft; Polish troops march in Edinburgh; Photos of Royal Artillery Mountain Battery excercises in Wales; One page of illustrations of Luftwaffe Developments - Germany's new fighters and bombers; Nine great photos explain how $millions in gold was recovered from mine-infested waters - salvage ship 'Claymore' recovers booty from sunken liner 'Niagara'; Photos of thirteen personalities of the week include W.P. Pycraft, Rear-Admiral H.J. Ruser-Larsen, Mr. Patrick Munro, M.P., Third Officer Agnes McLennan Traynor, Mr. Thorvald Stauning, Brig.-Gen. H.H. George, Staff Sergeant J.L. Lockhard, and General MacArthur with Mr. Curtin in Canberra; Fascinating one page of illustrations introduce stereoscopic television pictures - a notable British achievement; Eight high-resolution photos illustrated the world's diamond trade, now centred in London as experts from the low countries help the Allies; Classy B.S.A. colour back cover ad shows Egyptian scene with caption "The ever-turning wheel", by F. Matania; more nice vintage ads. This copy was never stapled. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this vintage issue. Book
64 pages. Features: Nice cover illustration of sledding scene; Classy two-page 1934 Chevrolet ad with prominent illustration of handsome grille; One-page yeast ad features photos of Dr. Edouard Antoine of Paris; Australia's Central Bank - interesting article on contemporary developments in central banking; One-page color Crisco ad; Mean People (short story); The Beginning (short story); Taking Children to Sea - interestin photo-illustrated article on attractions offered for children aboard ocean liners; The Trimming of Paul Lumiere (short story); The Girl in Green (short story); White Cargo (part 2 of short story); Tomorrow's Transportation - interesting photo-illustrated article; The Impregnable "Mountain" - photo-illustrated article on Stony Mountain Penitentiary and its escapee California Bill; Pond's ad features photo of Mrs. Henry Field of Chicago; Two-page Dodge photo ad features crowd gathered around car and another photo of car flying over cliff; Photos of Hollywood stars; Interesting Lux ad includes photo of Barbara Rainforth; Movie News and photos; Nice two-page photo ad for the New Plymouth Six includes photo of Walter P. Chrysler; Radio Stars - news and photos; Movie Reviews; Beauty article; Cooking article about Tea; One-page ad for Magic Baking Powder features photo of Madame R. Lacroix; Interesting Bovril ad includes photos of their product being loaded onto ship, the "Bear of Oakland", of Antarctic explorer Admiral Byrd; Fashion illustrations; One-page Kodak ad entitled "Snapshots at Night!"; Magnificent colour ad for Heinz ketchup inside back cover entitled "Wonderful Wedding" depicts 'blue-blood' female tomatoes being paired with Asian spicy males!; Colour Dutch Cleanser ad on back cover; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
62 pages. Features: Cover illustration by Franklin Arbuckle of young boy in horse-drawn cart; Brooke Claxton - The Cabinet Minister Who Never Sleeps; Troubles of a Royal Dress Designer - Hardy Amies; Victor - headwaiter at Montreal's famous Normandie Room; Angel (fiction by Albert Lefevre); The Strike That Terrified All Canada - Winnipeg's General Strike and Bloody Sunday, June 21, 1919; North America's Oldest Boomtown - St. John's, Newfoundland; The Biggest Twins in History - Jack and Leo Leavy of Vancouver are 6 feet 10 inches tall and weigh 300lb; The Caterpillars are Coming - major enemy of forests; Uncommon one-page colour ad for BA and their 88 & 98 gasolines with illustration of car racing up mountain past eagle's next; Fantastic "Vancouverites Map of Canada" by Len Norris radically emphasizes B.C. whilst Toronto is not even mentioned; Nice colour-photo vintage ad for Snyder's Dynavista sectional furniture; Uncommon Molson's ad includes only illustrated home-improvement tips by Tom Gard; Nice colour-illustrated one-page Chevrolet ad shows the 1952 Styleline De Luxe 4-Door; Half-page Bank of Toronto ad with photo of welder; Nice colour Aylmer canned peas ad; Austin A-40 one-page two-colour ad; Nostalgic one-page colour Tex-made fabric ad shows three well-dressed ladies; Half-page colour ad for Valentine shoes for men; One-page colour ad for Ford cars; One-page colour REO truck ad shows truck hauling head of the Sphinx!; Colour 2/3-page ad for Johns-Manville Lifetime asbestos roofing shingles shows blowtorch trying to burn roof; One-page colour Massey-Harris ad explains how 84 million baby chicks must be fed in Canada each year; Half-page colour ad for Champion spark plugs features sports car maker Briggs S. Cunningham; One-page colour ad for the 1952 Studebaker Starliner (teale Commander V-8 Starliner) inside back cover; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A very nice vintage copy. Book
1065 pages. Index. List of family biographies. Profusely illustrated with black and white reproductions of archival photos. Illustrated endpapers. Dark red cloth-covered boards decorated with gilt. Unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy of this very informative local history. Bibliographic References: Strathern 2994, Krotki (2nd Edn) 314. Book
709 pages. Reproductions of many dozens of wonderful archival black and white photos. Contents include: Railroad Story; Lumbering; Indians; Carving Out the West; After the Hudson's Bay Trail; Points of Interest; Districts and Schools; Hunting, Fishing and Trapping; Recreation; The Oil Patch; Cemeteries; Echoes of the Past; Builders of the West Country; and more. Bright yellow boards adorned with attractive colour illustration on front. Gift greetings upon back side of front free endpaper otherwise unmarked. Binding sound. Average wear. A sound copy of this wonderful reference. Book
52 pages. Features: Great New Year cover art by Harold Eldridge; Fantastic International Harvester ad inside front cover shows large crawler dragging a massive log through the woods; Interesting full-page ad for Canadian General Electric's fluorescent lighting; Strike Town - A Close-up of Windsor, Ontario when 20,000 auto workers went on strike; Photos of prize-winning writers - Kay Webster (Mrs. Paul Belanger) of Vancouver, Jean Howarth of Vancouver and Anka Stewart of Sarnia; Money in Mushrooms - Charles Slack of Waterloo, Quebec is the British Empire's top mushroom grower - article with photos; Wilfred and the Two-Ton Romeo (fiction); They Sleep to Survive - article on animal hibernation; Field Marshal Alex (Major-General the Honorable Harold R.L.G.Alexander) - article with photo; When You Win You Lose - short story; How Fast Can We Fly? - Aviation article by Wolfgang Langewiesche; Hot-Heads (people with bad tempers); Laurentian Playground - article with photos; Nice half-page 2-colour ad for Aunt Jemima Buckwheats; Colour photo ad for Caterpillar Diesel inside back cover shows equiment moving a mountain near Charleston, West Virginia; Average wear. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Book
12 pages approximately 8" x 8" folded in half to make effectively 24 pages measuring approx. 8" x 4". Printed upon glossy stock. Black and white photos. Proposes fourteen days of activities/destinations for tourists to the Vancouver area. These include: Stanley Park and Marine Drive, English Bay Beach, Indian River Park, Grouse Mountain Resort, Grand Canyon Park and Capilano Canyon, B.C. Electric Observation Car and Crystal Pool, Bowen Island, Union Steamship Northern Trip, New Westminster and Cheakamus Canyon, Horseshoe Bay and the C.N.R. Triangle Tour, Vancouver Golf Courses, Hollyburn Ridge, West Vancouver, Squamish and Howe Sound, Lynn Canyon, Harrison Hot Springs, The Cariboo Road, and Vancouver Island Includes a great 3-panel aerial illustration of the lower mainland by H.E. White, looking inland from the southwest (there was no YVR in those days). Moderate wear. Unmarked. A high-quality example of this magnificent early Vancouver tourism booklet, undoubtedly highlighted by the colour illustration of a young lady in period swimwear on the beach at English Bay. Absolute magic! Book
Pages 90-176 plus 16 pages of ads. Features: The Slacker - a young Californian deserts the Army and his lady to flee to Mexico where great misery follows, but he eventually atones; The Mysterious Witch Doctors of Siberia - disguised as a Russian peasant, the author penetrated into little-known Siberia to investigate the uncanny doings of the native Shamans - article with photos; My Island of Dreams - Part II - the adventures of Amateur Robinson Crusoe, J.W. Frings (with photos); Through Central America on Horseback - Part V - riding through Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Salvador, and Guatemala - story with photos of earthquake damage in Guatemala City; Mountain Mysteries - the strange story of Mr. Crump who was lost for 18 days in the Lakeland crags, plus other cases of mysterious disappearances; Cheating Death - John Edwin Hogg recounts his most harrowing experience; A Bear-Hunt in Lousiana - interesting and successful hunt in the Louisiana Marsh - with photos; My Burglar - a Singapore encounter with a Chinese burglar, stripped naked and greased from head to foot, with fish-hooks in his pigtail and a double-edged sword between his teeth; The Rajah's Lift - the tragic story of a home-made hydraulic lift; The New Moon - information in a diary saves the lives of two men; A Man's Luck - Part III of Hjalmar Hutzebeck's story of life and love in the Far North; Photo and brief write-up of the world's most northerly police post; Photo of the smallest business house in the world in Duncan, Oklahoma; 'House of Gold' built by a wealthy miner in the California's Mojave Desert; and more. Somewhat above-average wear. Back cover almost loose. Unmarked. Binding intact. A worthy copy of this great vintage issue. Book
32 pages. Features: Cover photo looking up the Yukon River from the wheelhouse of a sternwheeler; Why Not From Krupps to Japan - an anti-Japan rant by Sahonovitch; And Why Not Join the U.S.?; "Delate Klush Muck-A-Muck" - article with fantastic photos of the native eulachon (oolichan) industry; There's Gougers in Them Thar Hills; From Montana to the Klondyke - Part 1 of 3 - The Stikine Trail to Telegraph Creek and Dawson City (1897); Now is the time to join the Registered Trappers Association; The Hospital Insurance Act; politically incorrect African cartoon; Great New Natural Gas Wells Favor Westcoast Line (with map of the Northwest Alberta and B.C. Natural Gas Field); Nice photo Finning ad shows a Caterpillar bulldozer dragging a scraper; Dozens of nostalgic local ads. Faint date stamp atop front cover otherwise unmarked. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Magazine