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1969033940Tokyo Japan: Iwanami Shoten 1969. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 567pp.; HB brwn.w/blk.; slight rub w/cleantight pgs. Title trans.: "Study of Japanese Shell Mounds" illus. in Japanese. <br/> <br/> Iwanami Shoten hardcover
1943353047Washington D.C.: The Associated Publishers Inc. 1538 Ninth Street N. W. 1943. 16pp. 8vo. Self-wrappers vertical centerfold. 16pp. 8vo. Dr. Carter G. Woodson founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History in 1915 and Associated Publishers in 1924. Original publisher's catalogue of "Valuable Books on the Negro" with the "New Books" section dating the catalogue to circa 1943 including books by Carter Woodson Jane Shackelford Charles H. Wesley Effie Lee Newsome and including works illustrated by Lois Maillou Jones. OCLC notes various editions of this catalogue printed between 1924 and the 1960s though the present 1943 edition particularly scarce with just two holdings. The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1538 Ninth Street, N. W. unknown
1797006228Edinburgh: Bell Andrew & Macfarquhar Colin publishers 1797 Edinburgh: Bell Andrew & Macfarquhar Colin 1797. 4to. Pages from the third edition in eighteen volumes greatly improved specifically the final part: text to vol. XVIII Part II 4 full-page engraved illustrations to this volume title-pages to all volumes preface to volume one errata to all eighteen vols. 2 ll. cancellanda for volumes XIV and VIII and frontispiece to vol. I. Large 4to pp. xvi title-page and preface to vol. I xxxiv title-pages to vols. II-XVIII and pp. 801-945 to vol. XVIII errata on verso rest as described above. One gathering 5U separated from block causing complete tear across a leaf but everything still present this gathering dustry an untampered-with survivor uncut and unopened in remains of original blue publisher's wrappers ex libris of Sir James Sutton. The final part as issued by the publisher of the third edition of the 'Encyclopaedia Brittanica' it gives the text in full from WARRANT to ZYMOSIMETER. There are five plates in the packet each measuring 9" x 11" four with multiple engravings: 1 entitled "Le Clere invenit. A. Bell Prin. Wal. Sculptor Auxit et exornavit." which is the frontispiece to Volume I and shows a variety of curiosities and inventions. 2 - 5 the plates to volume XVIII the packet also contains the complete text to this volume - "Water Works" with 9 geometical and mechanical figures "Weighing" with 2 figures one showing the back of a weighing machine the other the front with concentric circles and the weights of different countries; on the same plate ""Water" with 2 figures showing what appears to be the distillation of water. "WINTERA Aromatica" a full-page engraving showing the plant with 12 additional figures on the bottom showing the stages of growth of the plant from seed to flower. In-depth articles on Watches Water illustrated Weather Weight illustrated John Wesley Whist Wind Wine Wintera illustrated Witchcraft Wool Work-House Water-Works illustrated with tables Zoology Zurich Bell, Andrew & Macfarquhar, Colin, publishers paperback
1993299191Peter Howard and David Ralston 1993. Photograph. B/W photograph 7.5 x 9.3 inches on sheet 8 x 10 inches. A modern print of a photograph by Chester Kessler of the Beat poet. The image is from the original negative. Chester Kessler 1919-1979 moved to San Francisco in 1949 where he studied photography with Minor White. In the 1950s he immersed himself in the North Beach Beat scene photographing writers poets and artists. A near fine copy. Printed later from negative by Peter Howard and David Ralston.<br> Peter Howard and David Ralston unknown
1804247484Hudson N.Y. 1804. 8 pp. printed in three columns. 4to. Old fold lines. Minor soiling and toning. Very good. In a tan half morocco and cloth folder spine gilt. 8 pp. printed in three columns. 4to. A single issue of this Upstate New York weekly newspaper which began publication in 1801. This issue contains the text of President Jefferson's Message to Congress of Nov. 8th. In his speech Jefferson discusses relations with foreign powers including the Delaware and other Indian tribes the Louisiana Purchase; the United States Navy; and the federal budget. Critical of Jefferson Croswell would later be tried for libel and defended before the Supreme Court by Alexander Hamilton. The publication of this weekly newspaper would continue through 1807. unknown
1900102634<p>No place no date but French c. 1900. Each mark pasted on a single sheet of thin paper 17 x 22 cm. Most with an identification in ink at the bottom of the sheet. paper browned uniformly and eight sheets with rodent damage not affecting the image.</p><p>A curious collection. The marks and vignettes are mostly French Paris even but there are marks from all over France and also a few European: Milan Genève Bruxelles Madrid most identify 19th century printers and publishers but there are a few earlier ones. Some printers and publishers are represented with more than one mark some identical but mostly with slight differences.</p>
102492307X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1024920070.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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2000Q-0842325417Tyndale House Publishers 2000-10-13. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Tyndale House Publishers paperback
9a783Um 1895. In drei original Pappkartons welche als Buchimitation ausgestattet sind. Dazu ein original Stereoskop mit ausklappbarem Handgriff. - Die Fotos sind nach Ländern und Kontinenten sortiert. Enthalten: Europa Afrika Ceylon/Indien Ägypten Palästina Canada/USA. Die Aufnahmen zeigen viele Arbeitsbereiche von Menschen wie Landarbeiter auf dem Melonenfeld Ananasfelder in Florida Baumwollfelder in Georgia Oliven- und Weintraubenernte in Californien Alligatorenzucht in Florida Costa Ricas Hansen kaffeeernte Zuckerrohranbau in Peru Kaffee-Bohnen auf Jamaika Papayazucht in Columbien Schneiden von Tabak auf Cuba Kaffee Enthüllen in Cordoba Mexiko Schokoladenernte auf Jamaika Bananentransport Jamaika Anzapfen eines Gummibaumes in Brasilien Berbau unter Tage in den USA Polarforscher bei Wintervorbereitungen Teeernte in Japan Füttern von Seidenwürmern in Japan Traubenpflücken im Uhr-Tal Seidenfabrik in Syrien Wasserträger am Nil. Kultur-historisch-ethnologische Aufnahmen wie Leben und Gesellschaft Archäologische Schätze Spanischer Stierkampf einige Bauwerke und seltene Tieraufnahmen - unknown
196796149Greenwich: WE Publications 1967. 1st edition. Nice Copy. octavo. chipped dust jacket 227pp. b/w plates text ills. Based on German as well as Allied Manuals & Tech. publications. Neat ownership signature o/w a very nice copy in a chipped dust jacket WE Publications unknown
B0-FZ3W-QHM7New. unknown
16680S. & W. Partridge & Co. 9 Paternoster Row London. 25 October 1880. Both the engraving and the letter are in good condition on lightly-aged paper. ENGRAVING: Dimensions of image: 5.5 x 9 cm. Dimensions of paper: 12 x 18 cm. In black ink. The coffee house with signage is shown behind an old stone wall in front of a country house. It is built like a barn with a taller structure beside it possibly a reading room. LETTER: 2pp. 12mo. Bifolium. Informing him that the engraving will appear in the next number of the 'Coffee Public House News' and offering to sell 'an electrotype cast of the block for 10/-': 'You would probably find this useful as a local printer could strike off any copies you might require in any form.' S. & W. Partridge & Co., 9 Paternoster Row, London. 25 October 1880. unknown
1879016965Edinburgh/Chester: Adam and Charles Black/Catherall and Prichard 1879. SEVENTH EDITION A&C Black. Full green limp cloth hardcover with gilt stamed designs on the spine and gilt lettering gilt design centered on the front cover the binding is shot with a split through the cloth at the front board. Front cover almost detached map endpapers and fold out map torn but complete. Numerous plates showing Wales. Overall in POOR condition. A reading/scanning copy. . Full Cloth. Poor. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Hardcover. Adam and Charles Black/Catherall and Prichard Hardcover
192612838Washington DC: The Associated Publishers Inc 1926. 8pp. Illustrated. Original self wrappers stapled. Light toning and thumb-soiling. Very good. with: Pictures of Distinguished Negroes. Washington DC: The Associated Publishers Inc. 1927. 4pp. on a single folded sheet. Folded with short separations to upper fold lines. Light toning. Very good. An informative pair of promotional pamphlets issued by the Associated Publishers a notable African-American publishing house during the early-20th century. Both works provide a valuable peek into the marketing of books and images to the African-American community in the early-20th century. The first work Publications of the Associated Publishers Inc. is a catalogue of currently available publications listed by title author and other specific details with descriptions of each book at varying lengths. The authors represented here include Carter Woodson numerous titles here Kelly Miller Robert Kerlin Booker T. Washington Paul Laurence Dunbar and others. Three works including the Washington and Dunbar are given full-page illustrated treatment here. The penultimate page includes a listing of all the "Works Produced by the Association since its Organization September 9 1915." Our proposed date for the work comes from the fact that the first two books listed -- the only two books listed on the first page -- were published in 1926. OCLC lists different versions of Associated Publishers catalogues issued between 1924 and the 1960s but we do not locate the present version.<br /> <br /> The second work present here advertises collections of portraits of notable African-American leaders authors musicians artists and more touted as "The history of the Negro race told with the pictures of its great men and women." The front cover of the brochure is illustrated with portraits of Frederick Douglass Booker T. Washington Paul Laurence Dunbar and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. The main thrust of the work includes a dozen themed groups of pictures offered under titles such as "Negroes Internationally Known" "Negro Women of Distinction" "Negroes of Genius" and so forth. In total the brochure offers portraits of over 150 prominent African American figures. Also available are larger-format photographs measuring 11 x 14 inches featuring "Eleven Distinguished Negroes." The brochure ends with an order form. Dating this brochure is challenging because of the rarity of both the brochure and the photographs it advertises. OCLC lists just one record under this title comprising a hundred pictures dated 1927. Harlem bookseller Lewis Michaux repurposed the present brochure in the 1950s perhaps to advertise the remainder of photographs not originally sold by Associated.<br /> <br /> Associated Publishers was a publishing company founded in 1921 by Carter G. Woodson 1875-1950 a "Father of Black History." Woodson was an African American historian and journalist and a founder of both the Association for the Study of African American Life and History ASALH and The Journal of Negro History. The son of formerly enslaved parents Woodson earned a Ph.D. in history at Harvard only the second African American to do so after W.E.B. DuBois. Confronted with the realization that major publishing companies showed no interest in producing works related to African American life and history Woodson organized The Associated Publishers as an outlet for publishing papers books translations and other materials related to African American culture. The Associated Publishers, Inc unknown
189132609Albany: Joel Munsell's Sons 1891. First Edition. Soft cover. Good/fair. Quarto. 8 211 pages 8. Red flexible boards with black illustrated title on the front cover and black title on the spine. Includes tan illustrated dust jacket. Edges shaded red are partially faded. Light edge wear to the red covers and spine. Dust jacket has light toning soil edge chips and splits at the flap folds. Small "nick" to the text foredge. Joel Munsell's Sons unknown
3730476<p>Washington D.C.: Associated Publishers Inc. circa 1950s–1960s. Halftone print from a photograph. 22¾ x 18¾ inches. Laminated else very good.</p> <p>Note: this copy laminated likely for a classroom setting. An almost life-size portrait of Booker T. Washington 1856–1915 author orator and founder of the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. The portrait was printed in a half tone process after a photograph by Scurlock Studio of Washington D.C. founded by Addison N. Scurlock 1883–1964. </p> <p>Associated Publishers Inc. of Washington D.C. were established in 1921 by Carter G. Woodson to publish books on African-American history including his own. Known as the “Father of Black History†Woodson began the annual celebration of Negro History Week now Black History Month in February 1926. </p> <p>Jarvis R. Given’s 2021 book Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching describes the firm’s long history of publishing portraits of important African-Americans “lithographs with suitable margins for framing.†These portraits were issued from the 1930s into the 1960s. As an example in their 1939 catalog Valuable Books on the Negro Associated Publishers sold individual prints and sets of “Pictures of Distinguished Negroes.†The catalog offered “Large Pictures†suitable for “Assembly Halls and Offices Almost Life Size—19 x 24 Inches $1.00 a Piece—Six for $5.00…They supply a long felt need for pictures large enough to be seen at a distance and easily recognized.â€</p> <p>Not in OCLC or in the collections of Howard University including their digital “Associated Publishers Photograph Morgue.â€</p> unknown
3730473<p>Washington D.C.: Associated Publishers Inc. circa 1950s–1960s. 24 x 19 inches. Foxing to image and margins; very good.</p> <p>Almost life-size portrait of Brigadier General Benjamin O. Davis Sr. U.S.A. 1877–1970 who became the first Black army officer to attain a general’s rank in 1940. The portrait was printed in a half tone process after a photograph by Scurlock Studio of Washington D.C. founded by Addison N. Scurlock 1883–1964. </p> <p>Associated Publishers Inc. of Washington D.C. were established in 1921 by Carter G. Woodson to publish books on African-American history including his own. Known as the “Father of Black History†Woodson began the annual celebration of Negro History Week now Black History Month in February 1926. </p> <p>Jarvis R. Given’s 2021 book Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching describes the firm’s long history of publishing portraits of important African-Americans “lithographs with suitable margins for framing.†These portraits were issued from the 1930s into the 1960s. As an example in their 1939 catalog Valuable Books on the Negro Associated Publishers sold individual prints and sets of “Pictures of Distinguished Negroes.†The catalog offered “Large Pictures†suitable for “Assembly Halls and Offices Almost Life Size—19 x 24 Inches $1.00 a Piece—Six for $5.00…They supply a long felt need for pictures large enough to be seen at a distance and easily recognized.â€</p> <p>Not in OCLC or in the collections of Howard University including their digital “Associated Publishers Photograph Morgue.â€</p> unknown
3734124<p>Washington D.C.: Associated Publishers Inc. circa 1950s–1960s. 22 x 17 inches. Some wear at margins; very good.</p> <p>An almost life-size portrait of Carter Godwin Woodson 1875–1950 the “Father of Black History†and founder of what is today the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. Woodson is shown seated in a chair. The portrait was printed in a half tone process after a photograph of Woodson.</p> <p>Associated Publishers Inc. of Washington D.C. were established in 1921 by Woodson to publish books on African-American history including his own. Woodson began the annual celebration of Negro History Week now Black History Month in February 1926. </p> <p>Jarvis R. Given’s 2021 book Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching describes the firm’s long history of publishing portraits of important African Americans “lithographs with suitable margins for framing.†These portraits were issued from the 1930s into the 1960s. As an example in their 1939 catalog Valuable Books on the Negro Associated Publishers sold individual prints and sets of “Pictures of Distinguished Negroes.†The catalog offered “Large Pictures†suitable for “Assembly Halls and Offices Almost Life Size—19 x 24 Inches $1.00 a Piece—Six for $5.00…They supply a long felt need for pictures large enough to be seen at a distance and easily recognized.â€</p> <p>Not in OCLC or in the collections of Howard University including their digital “Associated Publishers Photograph Morgue.â€</p> unknown
3736036<p>Washington D.C.: Associated Publishers Inc. circa 1950s–1960s. 22¾ x 18¾ inches. Fine condition.</p> <p>A nearly life-size portrait of Frederick Douglass 1818–1895—famed abolitionist and orator—based on a photograph depicting him as an elder statesman.</p> <p>Founded in 1921 by Carter G. Woodson Associated Publishers Inc. of Washington D.C. specialized in works on African-American history including Woodson’s own publications. Woodson often called the “Father of Black History†launched Negro History Week now Black History Month in February 1926.</p> <p>Jarvis R. Given’s 2021 book Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching details the Associated Publishers’ tradition of producing “lithographs with suitable margins for framing†showcasing prominent African Americans. These portraits were advertised from the 1930s and onward. As an example the firm’s 1939 catalog Valuable Books on the Negro offered “Large Pictures†suitable for “Assembly Halls and Offices Almost Life Size—19 x 24 Inches $1.00 a Piece—Six for $5.00…They supply a long felt need for pictures large enough to be seen at a distance and easily recognized.â€</p> <p>Not in OCLC or in the collections of Howard University including their digital “Associated Publishers Photograph Morgue.â€</p> unknown
3734849<p>Washington D.C.: Associated Publishers Inc. circa 1950s–1960s. 24 x 19 inches. Near fine condition.</p> <p>An almost life-size portrait of George Washington Carver 1864–1943 agricultural scientist educator and inventor wearing a cravat and with his trademark flower in his lapel. Carver is known for his research work and writings on the peanut plant promoting peanuts as an inexpensive source of protein.</p> <p>Associated Publishers Inc. of Washington D.C. were established in 1921 by Carter G. Woodson to publish books on African-American history including his own. Known as the “Father of Black History†Woodson began the annual celebration of Negro History Week now Black History Month in February 1926. </p> <p>Jarvis R. Given’s 2021 book Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching describes the firm’s long history of publishing portraits of important African Americans “lithographs with suitable margins for framing.†These portraits were issued from the 1930s into the 1960s. As an example in their 1939 catalog Valuable Books on the Negro Associated Publishers sold individual prints and sets of “Pictures of Distinguished Negroes.†The catalog offered “Large Pictures†suitable for “Assembly Halls and Offices Almost Life Size—19 x 24 Inches $1.00 a Piece—Six for $5.00…They supply a long felt need for pictures large enough to be seen at a distance and easily recognized.â€</p> <p>Not in OCLC or in the collections of Howard University including their digital “Associated Publishers Photograph Morgue.â€</p> unknown
3733406<p>Washington D.C.: Associated Publishers Inc. 1936. 2pp. Quarto sheet. Faint toning at folds; near fine.</p> <p>Prospectus for Negro Musicians and Their Music published in 1936 by Carter Woodson’s Associated Publishers the first firm devoted exclusively to publishing Black-themed books and related materials. The 439-page illustrated book is promoted as the first history of Blacks in music and the first “to compare scientifically the achievements of the Negro in this sphere with those of other advanced peoples.â€</p> <p>The prospectus reprints the book’s table of contents as well as six newspaper or magazine reviews including those in The Knickerbocker Press The Boston Globe The Birmingham News-Age-Herald and The Nashville Banner. An order blank is printed on the back.</p> <p>“The Associated Publishers was born in the fertile mind of Carter G. Woodson being part of his plan to correct the widely held belief that the Negro had no history. Following World War I Woodson sensed a desire among Negroes to know more about their past. Publishing companies however were not interested in bringing out serious works on the Negro. Hence in November 1920 Woodson organized The Associated Publishers with himself as president of the board of trustees.†Quarles Benjamin. “A Profile: The Associated Publishers†in Negro History Bulletin Vol.28 No.4 1965 p.81.</p> unknown
3730471<p>Washington D.C.: Associated Publishers Inc. circa 1950s–1960s. 22 x 17 inches. Mild foxing; near fine.</p> <p>Almost life-size portrait of Ralph Bunche 1904–1971 political scientist scholar and diplomat. Bunche was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his diplomatic negotiations effecting an armistice between the new state of Israel and its Arab neighbors. He was awarded the U.S. Medal of Freedom in 1963.</p> <p>Bunche’s bust portrait was printed in a halftone process after a photograph likely taken the year before he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950. Howard University records a print of this identical image but their example has a caption and a copyright date of 1949. </p> <p>Associated Publishers Inc. of Washington D.C. were established in 1921 by Carter G. Woodson to publish books on African American history including his own. Known as the “Father of Black History†Woodson began the annual celebration of Negro History Week now Black History Month in February 1926. </p> <p>As discussed in Jarvis R. Given’s 2021 book Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching the firm had a long history of publishing portraits of important African-Americans “lithographs with suitable margins for framing.†These portraits were issued from the 1930s into the 1960s.</p> <p>As an example in their 1939 catalog Valuable Books on the Negro Associated Publishers sold individual prints and sets of “Pictures of Distinguished Negroes.†The catalog offered “Large Pictures†suitable for “Assembly Halls and Offices Almost Life Size—19 x 24 Inches $1.00 a Piece—Six for $5.00…They supply a long felt need for pictures large enough to be seen at a distance and easily recognized.â€</p> <p>Not in OCLC or in the collections of Howard University including their digital “Associated Publishers Photograph Morgue.â€</p> unknown
2000161272Cambridge Mass.: Bentley Publishers c.2000. 1st edition. As New. quarto. laminated boards c.500pp. b/w plates text ills. diags. index Copiously illustrated with over 2000 illustrative colour photos Bentley Publishers hardcover
