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197616765Charles Scribner`s Sons, New York, 1976. 160 Seiten. Gr-8vo. Hardcover/gebunden.
19949278AFrankfurt, Dt. Fachverlag, 1994. Mode, Markt und Marketing. 4°. 219 S. Orig.-Leinen mit illustr. OU.
1999112244Wien: Tosa Verlag, 1999. 30 x 25 cm ; Pp.
200092359Köln duMont (monte) 2000.
196849597Bonn, Verlag der Europäischen Bücherei H. M. Hieronimi, (1968). 220 S. Mit zahlr. tls. farb. Abb. im Text u. auf Taf. Kl.-4to. Rosa OPp. mit schwarzem Spitzenüberzug.
198615522New York : Rizzoli International Publ., 1986. 280 S., überw. Ill. gebundene Ausgabe
19954200BSolingen, The Fetish Factory, 1995. 8°. 35 S. Text und 30 nn. S. mit Farbfotografien. Farb. illustr. Orig.-Broschur mit Front- und RTitel.
1976417309Belier Press Inc. New York USA 1976. 4°. Coloured Original soft cover. Rich illustrated with many photographs, illustrations and comic strips. Around 45 p. Good copy. Magazine about art of erotic bondage, gags and packaging with the desire of women to submission of submissive to dominant in the style of Eric Stanton, Felix Moreh, Fred Winter, John Willie, Irving Klaw, Franco Saudelli or Eric Kroll etc.
1968463BBonn, Hieronimi, 1968. Gr.8°-quadr. 222 S. mit 255 Abb., davon 40 Farbtafeln. Rosa Orig.-Pappband mit echter schwarzer Wäschespitze bezogen und montiertem Titelschild am VDeckel.
19273596BMagdeburg, Hannover, Heinrich Mittag AG, 1927. 8°. 106 S. mit sehr zahlreichen, teils zweifarbigen fotografischen Abb., mit farbigen Kapitelblättern. Orig.-Broschur mit Fronttitel.
198810659AFrankfurt, Ausstellung des Historischen Museums, 28.4.-28.8. 1988. 8°. 81 S. mit 345 Abbildungen. Illustrierte Orig.-Broschur.
199122327Studio City California: Rigomor Press 1991. 1991. First LIMITED Edition. . Stated first printing illustrated Post Cards in UNOPENED BOX FINE CONDITION. First Edition. Unbound. Studio City, California: Rigomor Press, unknown
1908ZB354619Chicago 1908. quarto 190 pp. copiously illustrated; original stiff paper wrappers library markings spine worn away and now in need of rebacking. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Chicago unknown
191278991Karlsruhe, G. Braun, 1912. 68 S. Mit zahlr. 141 Illustr. 4to (27 x 22). OHLn.
191210218San Francisco: The American Laundry Machinery Co 1912. Hardcover. Very good. Oblong 8vo 6 volumes 58 44 31 68 46 p.19 p. profusely illustrated incl. plans tables. -- Contents: Section 1. Washing machines washroom accessories extractors clothes tumblers -- Section 2. Flat work ironers and accessories -- Section 3. Starching machines and sundries drying machines and accessories -- Section 4. Dampening machines ironing machines press machinesironing room accessories -- Section 5. Dyers and dry cleaning machinery -- Section 6. Miscellaneous equipment for the laundry and power plant. -- Contains 6 numbered sections each with its own title page indicating that they are portions of Catalog A. -- Towards rear pages there has been some dampness to to top edges. A few pages 20 or so were stuck together and you can see minor damage where the were separated. -- Priority Mail Required for this volume; will include Insurance. --. The American Laundry Machinery Co hardcover
1949218691949. Chinese-American Labor Chinese Laundry Association Inc. Membership Certificate. San Francisco California: Chinese Laundry Association Inc. Signed by both the Secretary and the President of the Chinese Laundry Association. Has an official circular blind-stamp stating "Incorporated May 17 1949." Measures 8.5" x 11". An exceedingly rare surviving membership certificate issued by the Chinese Laundry Association Inc. This official document is labeled No. 096 and certifies that Yee Kay was an active member of the association and entitled to the privileges and protections of its charter. Founded in response to the intense discrimination labor exclusion and municipal regulation that Chinese laundrymen faced particularly under San Francisco's racially targeted health ordinances and business license regimes the Chinese Laundry Association functioned as a protective labor organization. By the early 20th century Chinese laundries had become synonymous with Chinese American labor identity comprising the largest source of employment for Chinese men barred from other industries by racial prejudice restrictive laws and union exclusion. A rare artifact of Chinese American labor history and early 20th-century urban resistance to exclusion. Overall very good condition. unknown
