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194128652Garden City NY: Garden City Publishing 1941. 8vo pp. 319. Illustrated with photographs. VG in worn dj. Includes flowering shrubs. Garden City Publishing unknown books
32387Other: Other. Very Good. Hardcover. NY 1934. 475 pages clothbound no jacket very good condition. . Other hardcover books
1926182026New York: The Conde Nast Publications Inc 1926. Hardcover. Good-. edge-wear to covers; scuffs scratches & soiling. rubbed fraying to corners. spine tanned; 5inch tear to spine edge binding exposed; smaller tear to back edge. front hinge rattled & cracked yet attached. slight split to textblock. previous owners name in pencil & price to cover endaper; pgs have instance of pencil check-marks some smudges or marks otherwise clean. blue cloth w/ gilt tiling & title emblem. 223 pgs w/ bw illustrations. Conde Nast's second fantastically illustrated guide to elegant interior design and decor. From stylish New York interiors to the simplicity of New England a nice collectible of early 20th Century design. The Conde Nast Publications Inc hardcover books
1929101635New York: The Conde Nast Publications Inc 1929. Hardbound. G No dj; cover is soiled and worn; flyleaves are tanned; some marks from previous libraries; interior pages are clean. Yellow cloth with silver embossed design and title. 227 pp. Over 200 color schemes are presented with profuse illus. mostly in BW. A standard and timeless reference to the Art Deco period in America. Subtitled "Containing over 200 color schemes and 300 illustrations of Halls Living Rooms Dining Rooms Bed Chambers Sun Rooms Roofs Garden Rooms Kitchens and Baths: The characteristic colors of each decorative period; How to select a color scheme with unusual treatments for painted furniture and floors; a portfolio of crystal rooms and 8 pages of unusual interiors in color." Chapter headings include Painted designs on cottage floors unpainted furniture models of the day in detailed drawings crystal as a backgound for colors and a whole lot more. Includes the names and addresses of decorators at rear. Please note that most of the illus. here are BW photos with color drawings of interior design interjected at various points. The Conde Nast Publications Inc hardcover books
1944103558New York: Old Print Shop 1944. Softbound. VG. Printed sheet two-sides. One illustration. Lists 12 paintings in a Folk Art Style by this 20th century portraitist. Old Print Shop paperback books
1926013581New York: Conde Nast Publications Inc. 1926. Book. Very good condition. Hardcover. First Edition. Folio. 223 pages of text. Original hardcover binding is lightly shelfworn with minor spots of discoloration. Minor spotting to closed page edges. No dustjacket. Which Contains Seven hundred illustrations of halls living rooms libraries dining rooms bed chambers and other rooms of the House Together with their color schemes; An Outline of period furniture; Practical suggestions for the making and use of accessories; And a portfolio of many beautiful interiors. Includes Elsie de Wolfe Elsie Cobb Wilson Ruby Ross Wood Richard H. Dana Robert Carrere Harrie T. Lindeberg Agnes Foster Wright Mrs. Somerset Maugham Jane Teller Ellen Shipman Diane Tate and Marian Hall Mrs. Buel McMillen Inc. etc. Includes a list of architects and designers. Measures 13 inches in height. From the working library of Industrial Designer Paul MacAlister with an old photographic print of his bookplate loosely inserted. Conde Nast Publications, Inc. Hardcover books
196836864Washington D.C.: GPO. Very Good. 1968. Softcover. USGS 1968. Wrappers very good condition rubber stamp on cover. Complete with all maps and plates. . GPO paperback books
192920208Philadelphia/London: J.B. Lippincott Company. Very Good in Very Good dj. 1929. 1st U.S. edition. Hardcover. price-clipped light wear to base of spine a little soiling/spotting to top edge and fore-edge; jacket spine somewhat faded a couple of small and unobtrusive edge-tears. Sea-going mystery-adventure listed in Hubin that begins in a subterranean cafe in Marseilles where a young English sailor falls in with a rough crowd and finds his passions inflamed by a beautiful young woman in distress. Dynamic dust jacket art by an uncredited illustrator. . J.B. Lippincott Company hardcover books
1903WRCAM55317N.p. but likely Chicago 1903. Two-color map on thin paper approximately 18 x 31 3/4 inches. Original folds. Slight separations at a few crossfolds few short closed marginal tears. Very good. An interesting promotional map produced by Chicago oil and real estate speculator Charles O. Richardson highlighting the oil- producing areas of Uinta County Wyoming at the dawn of the 20th century. Uinta County is located at the extreme southwestern corner of Wyoming on the border with Utah. At the time this map was produced crude oil was vitally important to both the Standard Oil Company and the Union Pacific Railroad - for the former to refine into gasoline and for the latter to lubricate locomotives. Both entities appear on the present map. <br> <br> The "Index" or key of the map references the first two wells of the Standard Oil Company other oil & gas wells the lands of the Standard Reserve Oil Company the lines for the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad red dashed line the Union Pacific Railroad Main Line solid red line and certain county and other roads. On the far right portion of the sheet is a large schematic cross-section showing "the stratifications of oil sand encountered" in drilling the Union Pacific Oil Well. <br> <br> Oil was known to exist in Wyoming long before the present map since at least the 1830s when Captain Bonneville found an oil spring near Dallas Dome. Uinta County was known to have oil near Hilliard when Fort Bridger was established nearby in 1842 both appear on the present map. Yet this map is one of the earliest depictions of the industry on a promotional piece produced when the railroad the automobile and the motorcycle created explosive demand for oil. Overall the present map is testament to the importance of southwestern Wyoming in the history of the oil industry. Wyoming still ranks in the top ten among oil-producing states in the U.S. <br> <br> A rare map with only four copies reported in OCLC at Yale SMU's DeGolyer Library the University of Utah and the University of Wyoming. EBERSTADT 130:609. OCLC 14191520. unknown books
187128111Boston Massachusetts: David Clapp & Son 1871. First Edition. Wraps. Very Good. First Edition. 3 128-381 pages 2 lithographed folding plates and one table in rear. Original tan printed wrappers. No title page as issues apparently. Explanatory notice tipped in apologizing for the delay caused by the necessary time taken by "experts" in transmission of proofs etc. Some corners turned mildly soiled a nice copy. Wraps. Contains a number of articles as follows. "Prize essay on Ventilation" by X. Y. Z. no mistake; "Alopecia" by Edward Wigglesworth; "Theory of Tuberculosis" by R. H. Fitz; "External manipulation in Obstetric Practice" by W. L. Richardson; "Venesection Its former Abuse and present Neglect" by Henry I. Bowditch; "Practical Aspects of Medical Science" by John Dole; "Parasitologicall Investigations on Vegetanle Organisms" by H.C. Perkins with lithographic plates.<br/><br/>The Massachusetts Medical Society MMS is the statewide professional association for physicians and medical students supportingtoday 25000 members. Acts of Incorporation received final approval from the Massachusetts State Legislature on November 1 1781. We are the oldest continuously operating state medical society in the United States. their website. David Clapp & Son unknown books
2004047507New York Etc.: Simon & Schuster 2004. 2d Printing. xv 240p.colored illus. dj quarto format. Simon & Schuster unknown books
1959EEG1205Urbana:: University of Illinois Press 1959. 1959. Series: Univ. of Illinois History of Science Society 1. 8vo. xxvi 2 48 pp. Two-tone olive-grey and black gilt-stamped cloth. Very good. A facsimile reprint of the 1803 edition. Young's medical thesis from the University of Edinburgh. "Young one of the first American experimental physiologists showed the solvent principle in the gastric juice to be an acid but wrongly inferred that it was phosphoric acid. He also deduced the association and synchrony between gastric juice and saliva." See: Garrison and Morton 982. "In one year from the time he graduated he died in Hagerstown June 8 1804 in the twenty-second year of his age. A tradition in his family states that the cause of his death as well as that of his sisters was tuberculosis." – Howard A. Kelly American Medical Biographies. University of Illinois Press, 1959. hardcover books
1976163887Baltimore MD: The Baltimore Museum of Art 1976. First edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalog for a show that ran April 6 through May 30 1976. Introduction by Brenda Richardson and with the text of her interview of Zucker as well. Includes with the covers 7 black and white illustrations. A very good copy in stapled wrappers with a couple of small spots but internally a clean copy. The Baltimore Museum of Art unknown books