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Written by Carlyle; Translated by Saburo OitaBiblio.com

Hero Worship Theory Iwanami Bunko <Japanese Version>

Wood, Carlyle, edBiblio.com

TV Personalities Biographical Sketch Book - Volume 3

195730945St. Louis: TV Personalities. c.1957. Volume 3. Plastic comb binding. Near Fine. nice clean copy no signfiicant wear plastic comb backstrip completely intact. B&W photographs "Interesting Biographical Information about . well known Television Stars" averaging a bit less than a page in length for each about 185 people are covered in 158 pages with each entry accompanied by a head shot. Many of the names we recognize today as iconic stars of early television were covered in Volumes 1 and 2 and while there are still quite a few recognizable big names in Volume 3 Frank Sinatra Dick Powell Gene Kelly and Orson Welles for example the preponderance is of mid-range talent supporting players and the like with an occasional movie star whose career was on the wane Betty Grable Mickey Rooney Buster Crabbe along with a smattering of up-and-comers Julie Andrews Robert Shaw. Even one dead guy made the cut: James Dean! A rather curious entry given that Dean appeared in only one filmed teleplay; most of the entry discusses his film career and his still-nascent posthumous celebrity. There are number of familiar TV news names as well: Mike Wallace David Brinkley and Ralph Story. One particularly charming element is that the name index essential because the entries are not in alpha order includes numerous character names e.g. there are index entries for William Frawley and Hugh O'Brian but also for "Mertz Fred" and "Earp Wyatt." The non-alphabetical arrangement also results in some hilarious juxtapositions such as Orson Welles and Gumby appearing on facing pages. There was no duplication from one volume to the next i.e. each one contains a unique set of entries -- and yet this Volume 3 from 1957 chronicles an awful lot of people who were around and quite prominent at the time Volume 1 1954 was published but for whatever reason hadn't "made the cut" for the first two books. In the back of this book are ads for the two previous editions each with a complete list of the personalities contained therein; good luck in assembling a complete set though -- all volumes are pretty scarce. . TV Personalities unknown

ReadInk · États-Unis75,00 $US≈ 63,46 €

William Wordsworth; John Milton; Lord Byron; Thomas Carlyle; Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; Ralph Waldo EmersonBiblio.com

1903 Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood; 1903 Lycidas; 1903 Hebrew Melodies; 1904 Thomas Carlyle on Shakespeare from The Hero As Poet; 1904 Goethe on Shakespeare Being Selections from Carlyle"s Translation of Wilhelm Meister; 1904 Emerson on Shakespeare from His Essays on Representative Men.

19031011B9London: The De La More Press 1903-1904. Paperback. Very Good. 6.5" by 4". None. A very scarce selection of significant poetry and literary criticism from the De La More Press encased in the exceptionally scarce slip case. Very scarce. In the publisher's original soft covers encased in the especially scarce publisher's original card slipcase. Collection comprised of: 1903 Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood by William Wordsworth; 1903 Lycidas by John Milton; 1903 Hebrew Melodies by Lord Byron; 1904 Thomas Carlyle on Shakespeare from The Hero As Poet; 1904 Goethe on Shakespeare Being Selections from Carlyle"s Translation of Wilhelm Meister; 1904 Emerson on Shakespeare from His Essays on Representative Men. A smart selection of significant English poetry and criticism including works by John Milton and Romantic poets Wordsworth and Byron and three discussions of Shakespeare by eminent writers Thomas Carlyle Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the publisher"s original soft covers encased in the scarce card slip case. Externally very smart with only minor shelf wear the odd mark and subtle spotting most noticeable to Ode on Immortality. Slip case in two parts torn to the front joint and spine head and tail otherwise reasonably smart with light marking more prominent to the rear. Internally firmly bound. One or two spots to the first and last few pages otherwise a very bright and clean collection. Very Good The De La More Press paperback

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni135,00 £GB≈ 154,14 €

Thorpe, CarlyleBiblio.com

A Journey to the Walnut Sections of Europe and Asia

192379372Los Angeles California: Privately Printed 1923. Presumed First Edition First printing. Hardcover . Good condition. 8 101 1 pages. Illustrations. Signed by the author on the title page. Signature reads: With Compliments C Thorpe 9/20 1923. The cover is somewhat soiled and worn. Carlyle Thorpe celebrated 25 years of service as general manager of the California Walnut Growers Association CWGA on Jan 27 1937. "The California Walnut Growers Association was organized in 1911 by a number of representative individual walnut growers as a co-operative non-profit marketing organization without capital stock. Fifteen of the local walnut growers associations immediately contracted with the California Walnut Growers Association for the marketing of their output and subsequently other associations did likewise. The author writes that it is not his intention that this volume should be used as a text book or a statistical reference work. It is no more or less than the record of a journey in search of facts about walnuts and walnut production not ordinarily available to those interested in this subject. In 1921 the board of directors authorized Thorpe to visit the walnut -producing regions of Europe and Asia-quite an adventure in those days. In his privately published A Journey Through the Walnut Sections of Europe and Asia he described harvesting and often-unsanitary shelling methods but of greatest use to California growers were his observations on varieties and cultural practices. These helped influence the industry in the direction of harvesting and drying walnuts earlier rather than letting nature take its course. Up to this point growers sun-dried their harvested walnuts and mold was a continuing problem. University of California researchers in concert with the CWGA experimented with artificial drying to remove moisture from nuts before they were shipped to the packinghouse. By 1927 half the crop was artificially dried. Privately Printed hardcover

Ground Zero Books · États-Unis125,00 $US≈ 105,76 €