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195433037Frankfurt a. M., Büchergilde Gutenberg, 1954. 154 Seiten , 24 cm, Leinen
195352993ABNeuwied am Rhein/Berlin-Frohnau, Luchterhand., 1953. 8°. [21 x 15,5 cm]. 160 Seiten und Anhang mit 16 Seiten Briefbeispiele. Grüner Originalleinenband mit Kopffarbschnitt. - Ein sehr gut erhaltenes, sauberes Exemplar in fester Bindung und ohne Eintragungen. = 1. Auflage. abc DES PRAKTISCHEN KAUFMANNS Band 1.
1989790268PN. New. 1989. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition. . PN paperback
1945464573Jewish Education Committee of New York. Good. 1945. Soft Cover. V372x . Jewish Education Committee of New York paperback
1999x-3764361271Birkhauser 1999. Mixed Media Product. New. paperback/cd-rom edition. 200 pages. 9.25x6.75x0.75 inches. Birkhauser unknown
1999DADAX3764361271Birkh 1999-07-01. 1999. paperback. New. 6.72x0.48x9.47. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Birkh paperback
193360349Chicago IL: Century of Progress International Exposition Committee Kaufmann-Fabry Photographers 1933. Folio. 12.25 x 14.5 in. 52 leaves unnumbered. silver gelatin photo title w/calligraphic name of recipient added 51 warm-toned silver prints with 8 x 11 in. images in center with 1.5 in. blank borders each captioned in pencil all mounted on white linen hinges. Full blue-gray morocco gilt ruling & Art Deco lettering on front cover & spine rounded corners blue silk moire endpapers lower margins of title first two leaves renewed w/paper repairs poorly removed former owner’s bookplate on verso of silk moire front flyleaf carefully repaired still a VG- exemplar from the library of General Robert Elkington Wood 1879-1969 who served in the Philippine Insurrection Quartermaster for the Panama Canal Railroad Company during the construction with the 42nd Rainbow Division in the AEF in World War I and after retirement with the du Point de Nemours Co. in Venezuela and then as President of Sears Roebuck from 1928-1939 and chairmen until 1954. First edition of this spectacular presentation souvenir album for the Century of Progress which influenced modernist architects for decades and served as an invaluable exhibit of art deco design motifs. The limited number of presentation albums appear to have been created as gifts by the photographers for the Board of Trustees Officers and Founder Members for the Exposition. These remarkable images include a night shot of the Grand Fountain; aerial views of the grounds; the facade of the Hall of Science which typified the linear geometric Art Deco style of the Fair designed by architect Paul Philippe Cret and one of the interior shots showing the Great Hall announcing Planck’s Quantum and Einstein’s Relativity theories; the General Electric buildings; the stunning Transportation Building with it’s amazing Art Deco facade and a nighttime view of the Planetarium and Terrazzo Reflecting Pools. The photographers have also included an excellent photo of Italo Balbo’s squadron of 24 Savoia-Marchetti SM.55X flying boats above Lake Michigan next to the fairgrounds. His planes had left Italy on June 30 1933 and finally arrived over Chicago on July 15 1933 and even carrying airmail of which the commemorative envelopes are still very desired items by collectors. Also included are views of the Streets of Shanghai Swift’s Orchestra Shell Admiral Byrd’s South Pole Ship the “City of New York†The Chrysler Motors Building Swiss Village Electrical building with fireworks in a night scene and many others. Kaufmann & Fabry was an active commercial photographic firm specializing in architectural photography in Chicago from before 1910 and are still an active company. Founders were Charles D. Kaufmann b. 1888 an Austrian-American and Herman Fabry 1879-1955 German-American who are perhaps best remembered as the official photographers of the 1933 Century of Progress World’s Fair and were awarded not only the rights for publishing and distributing photographs and photos in publications but also operated a camera shop and film processing lab on the Exhibition grounds through 1933 and 1934. Century of Progress International Exposition Committee, [Kaufmann-Fabry Photographers], unknown
1933134251Chicago Illinois: Century of Progress International Exposition Committee Kaufman-Fabry Photographers 1933. By far the most beautiful" souvenir of the Century of Progress Exposition First and only edition of this spectacular highly limited-issue souvenir album for the Century of Progress exposition an event which was to have a profound influence on modernist architects for decades to come and served more generally as an invaluable "repository" of Art Deco motifs. A small number of these presentation albums were created as gifts for the Board of Trustees Officers and Founder Members for the Exposition by the official photographers. World Cat. records only 15 copies at 12 locations all but a couple with identifiable recipients; just a handful of copies at auction. This copy from the library of Orville J. Taylor 1885-1969 noted Chicago Attorney Century of Progress Trustee World War I veteran who served as Major with the 86th Division of the A.E.F. but unfortunately is also remembered as the author of the whitewash "Taylor Report" on the black market activities of US personnel after World War II. The remarkable images include the spectacular Grand Fountain at night; aerial views across the grounds by night and day; the facade of the Paul Philippe Cret-designed Hall of Science which typifies the linear geometric Art Deco style of the Fair together with an image of the interior of the Great Hall where smartly dressed crowds scurry past wall text announcing Planck's Quantum and Einstein's Relativity theories; the Electrical Building with a shot of the circular court the central Electrical Fountain with its chromed canopy reflecting the iridescent jets of water playing below; the stunning Transportation Building at night with its sunrise façade brightly illuminated from within and by day showing the cables from which the domed roof was "flown"; a night time view of the lowering Adler Planetarium which contained the only Zeiss projector in America at the time; a selection of views of the national "villages" - Black Forest Belgian English Colonial Italian and the Streets of Shanghai - and a shot of Italo Balbo's squadron of Savoia-Marchetti SM 55X flying boats overflying Lake Michigan. Founded around 1910 by Charles D. Kaufmann 1888-1948 a Bohemian-American and Herman Fabry c.1879-1955 German-American Kaufmann & Fabry was a Chicagoan commercial photographic studio specialising in architectural photography. The firm is perhaps best remembered for its work recorded here as official photographers to the 1933 Century of Progress World's Fair. They were not only awarded the rights for publishing and distributing photographs and for the publication of photo illustrations they also operated a highly lucrative camera shop and film processing lab on the Exhibition grounds for the duration of the Exposition. "Surprisingly little has been written about Kaufmann & Fabry - either the business or the men themselves. They claimed to have the most thoroughly equipped photographic plant in America. We are lucky in the next century to have this splendid sample of their artistry and a magnificent souvenir of the Century of Progress. of the thousands of printed books and souvenirs produced around the fair Kaufmann & Fabry's album of photographs is by far the most beautiful" Chicago by the Book p.127. Folio 347 x 295 mm original full blue-grey morocco by Arthur Hertzberg gilt ruling and Art Deco lettering including the recipient's name on front cover and spine blue moiré silk endsheets. 52 unnumbered leaves mounted on white linen hinges the first with a silver gelatin photo title the recipient's name added calligraphically followed by 51 warm sepia-toned original silver prints 278 x 203 mm each captioned in pencil in an attractive cursive hand. A touch rubbed front hinge starting toward the head but remains a excellent exemplar. unknown
198932146AB1989. New York The Architectural History Foundation / The MIT Press 1989. Small Quarto 22 cm wide x 23.5 cm high. 158 pages / Illustrated throughout. Original Hardcover no dustjacket. Excellent condition. Includes for example: 1. "Form became Feeling" - A new view of Froebel and Wright - Excerpt from Nina C. Vandewalker - "The Kindergarten in American Education" 2. Frank Lloyd Wright's Mementoes of Childhood 3. Frank Lloyd Wright and "The Sovereignty of the Individual" 4. Frank Lloyd Wright and Gottfried Semper etc. etc. hardcover
1998V34829Hamburg (Gruner + Jahr AG) [1998] (= wöchentliche Beilage zum Stern). 4°, illustrierter Originalumschlag ( Klammerheftung) 30 S., Abbildungen, 1
1985x-3540155279Springer 1985. Paperback. New. 811 pages. German language. 9.60x6.60x1.66 inches. Springer paperback
1984x-3540134816Springer 1984. Paperback. New. 593 pages. German language. 9.60x6.60x1.25 inches. Springer paperback
1982x-3540115145Springer 1982. Paperback. New. 612 pages. German language. 9.60x6.60x1.28 inches. Springer paperback
193014722(Tübingen 1930). 21 Seiten. Mit Abb. u. Illustrationen sowie einer zweiseitigen Beilage. Originalbroschur. (Gelocht)
1983x-3540124764Springer Verlag 1983. Paperback. New. 511 pages. German language. 9.60x6.60x1.07 inches. Springer Verlag paperback
19641383571New York: Modern Library 1964. First Modern Library Edition. Hardcover. Octavo 305 pages. In Very Good condition with a Very Good Minus dust jacket. Spine tan bronze and black with tan bronze and red lettering. Dust jacket protected in mylar covering with price uncut "$2.45". Minor shelf wear and soiling. Shelved in Poetry Anthology. 1383571. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Modern Library hardcover
19627909New York: Random House 1962. Modern Library Books Edition. Hardcover 305 pages. Very Good/Good. Modern Library Books Edition. Cloth bound. Gilding on outer spine. Bumping to top and bottom of outer spine. Light soiling to top front board. Stamp residue on outer text block. Foxing to outer and inner dust jacket. Price sticker attached to front inner flap. Chipping to top and bottom of dust jacket. Random House hardcover
196615839(Lahr, 1966). Quer-4°. 48 S., mit zahlreichen farbigen Abbildungen. Orig.-Engl. Broschur.
