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199288086Bloc-notes 1990-1992. Longanesi, Milano, 1992. In-8 p., cartonato editoriale, sovracoperta, pp. 490. Prima edizione. Dedica autografa firmata dell'A. all'occhietto. Ben conservato.
1952327a2087New York: Kasper and Horton. Good. 1952. First Edition. Paperback. Stellar provenance for this signed first printing example inscribed by Mullins 1923-2010 to dedicatee of a subsequent printing George Stimpson upon title page. Also signed by Stimpson inside front cover. In the Foreword to the 1991 printing of this title Mullins paid tribute to Stimpson by saying he and Ezra Pound were "two of the finest scholars of the twentieth century who generously gave of their vast knowledge to a young writer to guide him in this field which he could not have managed alone. The research for this book at the Library of Congress was directed and reviewed daily by George Stimpson whom the New York Times on September 28 1952 called 'A highly regarded reference source in the capital'". The first nationally circulated revelation of the secret meetings of the international bankers at Jekyll Island Georgia 1907-1910 where the draft of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was written. "Has the honor of being among the first books burned by the freedom-loving Allies in Germany after World War II had bailed out the bankers once again." - Robert H. Weems in 'A Populist Bibliography'. Average wear and soiling. Binding intact. A truly extraordinary signed first printing example of what is quite possibly the king of conspiracy titles. Singerman 0865. 8.7 x 5.5" ; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Mullins on the Federal Reserve Bank the Fed Privately Owned Central Bank President Woodrow Wilson Colonel Mandell House Jekyll Island meetings Rothschild Rockefeller Paul Warburg; Signed by Authors . Kasper and Horton paperback
190660282Madrid, 1906. Folio oblong. Bound in a splendid recent full longgrained burgundy morocco binding in pastiche style, with four raised bands to beautifully gilt spine. Boards with gilt ornamental borders and gilt centre-piece. Gilt line to edges of boards and inner gilt dentelles. Marbled end-papers. All leaves re-hinged. Occasional light brownspotting, but overall very nice. Title-page (the version with the second line (beginning ""Colección de Ochenta...) in lower case), 2 pp. of text (dated 1863) + 80 engraved plates (on fine, laid paper measuring 23,4x32 cm.). Plates 17 and 77 have been misbound (the numbers 1 and 7 look almost the same - Harris II:201: ""In some sets this plate has been bound out of order where the number hs been read as 77"""" II:288: ""In some sets this plate has been bound out of order where the number has been read as 17).
19470008116Jerusalem Israel British Mandated Palestine. Good. 1947. On offer is a unique historically significant journal handwritten during the final days of British Mandated Palestine most entries made immediately prior to the Declaration of Independence. This is a one-year page a day journal for the Jewish year of 5708 September 1947 to October 1948 has about 50 entries with most entries made between September 1947 and December 1947 and few brief records scattered over the next few months - the last one is dated June 7. It measures 7' by 5' the hardcover is slightly soiled but otherwise the journal is in very good condition. The text is in Hebrew the handwriting is mostly legible. Author's name is not identified but there is a note on the front page: "Vaad Hakehilla. Hanala Klalit" Local Community Council. General Management. It is clear from this note and from the context that the journal was kept by a member of the Hebrew Community Council in Jerusalem the body that was established in 1917 and coordinated and represented different groups of Jerusalem Jews during the British Mandate. Vaad Hakehila was responsible for different aspects of Jewish life in the city including economic and social assistance to the residents. It had a social services department and a society of assistance to kindergartens issues related to them are mentioned in the journal several times. Most entries are the minutes of the Council meetings. Some entries deal with organizational and financial matters taxes elections complaints dispute settlement work of social services purchase of fire engines but most meetings reflect increasingly tense situation in the city and concern food and fuel supply food rationing security and organizing Mishmar ha'am National Guard - unit of volunteers established in September 1947 in Jerusalem for maintenance of public order. The Council was constantly in contact with the state authorities political and religious leaders various Jewish organizations trying to solve various problems facing Jewish community in the city. Among the names mentioned in the journal are Yitzhak Ben-Zvi David-Zvi Pinkas a Zionist activist politician a signatory of the Declaration of independence and a future minister Mordechai Shatner a signatory of the Declaration activist and politician one of the founders of Yad Va-Shem who then was a member of the Jewish National Council Ben-Zion Meir Hai Uziel the Sephardi chief rabbi of Mandatory Palestine who appeared before the Mandatory government as representatives of the Jewish community and on missions on its behalf Itzhak HaLevi Herzog the first Chief Rabbi of Ireland and then the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Mandatory Palestine and of Israel Menashe Elassar a noted Jerusalem businessman and many other. The first entry is dated September 15 and mentions a meeting with Mr. Ben-Zvi who had been the President and a member of the Vaad Haleumi the National Council a post in which he served as the chief representative of the Jewish community vis-a-vis the mandatory authorities. His name is mentioned several times throughout the journal in relation to various matters. A council meeting on September 17 dealt with several issues including social work and house confiscation order of the Babayoff family: "Military Commander refused a request to postpone confiscation order for the Babayoff's House till after the holidays . Chief Rabbi Uziel was asked to speak with the commissioner about postponement of the confiscation order. Rabbi Herzog was also asked to speak with the Military Commander regarding the same matter". Many entries mention searches conducted by the British Army in Jewish neighbourhoods one of such searches on Yom Kippur Eve finished with desecration of a synagogue: "Search in Nachlat Zvi Jerusalem neighbourhood. After we received information regarding the desecration of the synagogue by the army during their search R' Nattan and I went to check if the information was correct. We reached the location after the search had finished and the army left the place. All the synagogue benches the tables chairs and pillows were upside down. All of the study books Mishnayot Zohar Gemaras were scattered on the floor. The holy ark was open and the Torah scrolls were open ." Some of the entries refer to property damage caused by bombings that the council members were assessing: "After the two nights that passed in Jerusalem Shabbat night and Motzei Shabbat when tens of thousands of bullets were shot towards the all the Jewish areas of the city I got up early . to visit the places that were the primary targets of the bullets of the police and soldiers. The primary target was again the homes near the police dormitory in the hospital of the English Mission. The view of the horrifying sight of the destruction caused to these homes and the miracle that nobody's life was taken . testimonies were collected from dozens of people."Nov. 16. One of the constant subjects was ensuring food and fuel supply in the city: "Meeting of the supply committee with bakery owners to ensure sufficient flour supply in case of emergency" ".To bring all wholesalers and demand from them to increase supplies in Jerusalem." they meet with members of the Jewish National Council JNC and devote many meetings to this matter. As part of their activity they meet with mukhtars heads of Arabic neighbourhoods. Va'ad had limited means to cope with the worsening situation and in December the Jerusalem Emergency Committee was set up that took upon itself civil administration of Jewish Jerusalem which explains why there are almost no entries after November. Though it includes only about 50 entries of varying length the journal provides a lot of details from the months preceding the Declaration of Independence and contains names of many people who played an important role in creation of the Israeli State. Overall it's a fascinating document of the life of Jewish community in Jerusalem during the last months of the British Mandate and activity of the Jewish Community Council in Jerusalem.; Manuscript; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF 20TH CENTURY 1940s POST-WW2 ERA MIDDLE EAST ISRAEL JERUSALEM JEWISH QUARTER CREATION OF ISRAEL JEWS OF JERUSALEM BRITISH MANDATE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE MANDATORY PALESTINE BATTLE OF JERUSALEM 1947 BOMBINGS IN JERUSALEM JEWISH SELF-GOVERNING BODIES IN MANDATORY PALESTINE MISHMAR HA'AM NATIONAL GUARD IN JERUSALEM LOCAL COMMUNITY COUNCIL IN JERUSALEM VA'AD HAKEHILA VAAD HAKEHILA JERUSALEM LOCAL AUTHORITIES LEADERS OF JEWISH COMMUNITY OLD CITY PARTITION BRITISH ARMY IN MANDATORY PALESTINE SOCIAL SERVICES DURING THE BRITISH MANDATE ISRAEL BEFORE INDEPENDENCE SELF-GOVERNMENT OF JEWS IN JERUSALEM JEWISH COOPERATION WITH BRITISH ADMINISTRATION IN PALESTINE YITZHAK BEN-ZVI DAVID-ZVI PINKAS MORDECHAI SHATNER END OF THE BRITISH MANDATE FOOD RATIONING IN JERUSALEM FOOD SUPPLY TO JERUSALEM ZIONISM ZIONIST ACTIVISTS JEWISH NATIONAL COUNCIL JNC VAAD HALEUMI 1947 JERUSALEM RIOTS JERUSALEM RELIGIOUS LEADERS HEBRAICA JEWISH HISTORY HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS DIARY DIARIES JOURNALS PERSONAL HISTORY SOCIAL HISTORY HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . hardcover
1998214h5886Singapore: Prentice Hall. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1998. Hardcover. 0130208035 . Signed and inscribed upon title page by Lee Kuan Yew to Valéry Giscard d'Estaing dated October 1998. "The first volume of the memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew 1923-2015 the man who planted this island state firmly on the map of the world. In Intimate detail Lee recounts the battles against colonialists communists and communalists that led to Singapore's independence. Lee brings the reader into his personal life with unusual candour and the occasional touch of humour. He also shares insights into the men who shaped the times." - dust jacket. "For a country to rise from the threshold of subsistence to one of the highest living standards in the world in 30 years is no common achievement. At the root of this success lies the genius of one man Mr. Lee Kuan Yew." - Jacques Chirac. "Lee Kuan Yew is one of the seminal figures of Asia and this book does justice to his extraordinary accomplishments." - Henry Kissinger. "Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew is one of the brightest ablest men I have ever met. This book is a must read for people interested in a true Asian success story. From this book we also learn a lot about the thinking of one of this century's truly visionary statesmen." - George Bush Sr. Valéry Giscard d'Estaing was President of France from 1974-1981 and hosted the author several times in France. 5-680 pp. Chronology. Index. Black and white reproductions of photos. Unmarked with light wear. A special copy.; 8vo; Signed by Author . Prentice Hall hardcover
1953214h6109Appleton Wisconsin: C.C. Nelson Publishing Company. Fair in Good dust jacket. 1953. Second Printing With Revisions. Hardcover. Charles A. Lindbergh's copy signed and inscribed to him by his fellow seeker of peace justice and historical truth Harry Elmer Barnes 1889-1968 whom Murray Rothbard eulogized as "the last of the truly erudite historians." A truly magnificent provenance for this work which "shows how the extension of military operations to civilian populations and property and the increasingly destructive nature of total warfare menace the very future of humanity and Western civilization. This work makes it clear how the Nuremberg war-crimes trials far from curbing the barbarism of present-day warfare will make it absolutely certain that every known form of destructiveness and mass-murder however fiendish and devastating will surely be brought forth in the desperate effort to avoid a defeat which in all future wars will mean the summary liquidation of the political leaders and top military officers of the vanquished countries." - dust jacket. Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi among others would probably concur. As the most prominent spokesman for the America First Committee which sought to keep America out of WWII Lindbergh most likely endorsed the conclusions of this book first issued in England in 1948 under a nom de plume by Veale "a lawyer and student of history with a lifelong interest in the cause of peace and international justice." - xi. On page vii Veale refers specifically to Barnes by stating "in accordance with what Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes has called 'The Historical Blackout' the bulk of the British press newspaper and periodical alike rigidly ignored the first edition of this book. Not one London newspaper with a nation-wide circulation reviewed it." Eventually this work was issued in 18 editions and three languages. pp. xvii 1 305. Index. Bibliography. Black and white reproductions of photos. Unmarked with average wear to publisher's red cloth lettered in gilt. Narrow openings along each hinge bear narrow remnants of earlier tape repairs. Small erasure patch atop front free endpaper. Tanning to photo endpapers. Moderate wear to dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. Housed in new custom acid-free slipcase. An extraordinary memento from the collection of Charles Lindbergh 1902-1974 the legendary American aviator who rose to global prominence in 1927 by being the first to fly nonstop from New York to Paris. Stimely p.61 Select Bibliography of Revisionist Books p.21.; 8vo; Signed by Notable Personage Related . C.C. Nelson Publishing Company hardcover
193488436London: Nancy Cunard at Wishart & Co 1934. First Edition. One of 1000 copies. Large quarto 31.5cm; publisher's dark brown buckram with titles stamped in red on spine and front cover and a map of "The Black Belt of America" on rear cover; dark brown topstain; viii23-855pp; with numerous half-tone and other illustrations throughout including the color fold-out map of Africa tipped in between p.584-585. Modest external wear particularly to base of spine and upper and lower front joint gently spine-sunned light wear to topstain with a touch of dust-soil to covers and faint foxing to endpapers and text edges occasionally extending into the margins; small closed tear to lower edge of title page with a tiny puncture to one lower fold on the map; hinges sound; a solidly Very Good copy. <br /> <br /> A monumental work compiling some 250 contributions by more than 150 authors two-thirds of whom were Black privately published and financed by Cunard a direct descendant of Benjamin Franklin and heiress to the Cunard shipping fortune. Blockson notes Cunard's "bohemian spirit" and "unbending devotion to ending racial prejudice" and calls Negro "a landmark in African-American literature see BLOCKSON 71 p.53-5. Cunard stated her purpose in publishing Negro was to show "that there was no superior race merely cultural differences that racism has no basis whatsoever." Among the impressive list of contributors were Langston Hughes W.E.B. Du Bois Zora Neale Hurston Jomo Kenyatta Samuel Beckett Ezra Pound Theodore Dreiser Countee Cullen Sterling Brown Claude McKay and many other key figures in the Harlem Renaissance. Of the 1000 copies printed many hundreds were destroyed during the blitz of London -- an assertion that was long offered by dealers without documentation but which is indeed supported by an annotation in Cunard's own copy held by the Ransom Center dated October 1941: ".what remained of the whole edition has been destroyed by bombs and fire last years Sept. save 10 copies saved by E.E. Wishart as if in prevision." This fact along with the book's unwieldy size and fragile binding accounts for the scarcity of attractive copies in the marketplace; the present example being among the nicer copies we have handled. BLOCKSON 71; PERRY 761 The Harlem Renaissance: An Annotated Bibliography and Commentary. 88436. Nancy Cunard at Wishart & Co unknown
1997541H2157New York: Broadway Books. Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1997. First Printing. Hardcover. 055306682X . Signed without inscription by both authors upon half-title page. "Offers an utterly persuasive prophecy about a new American era that will begin just after the millennium." - dust jacket. xiv 382 pages. Footnotes. Index. Light overall wear. Binding tight. Yellow high-lighting to eight pages. Dust jacket now in glossy new archival protection. A rare double-signed first printing example of this most extraordinary work. ; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; United States History Cycles Forecasts Future Signed Twenty-First Century Strauss-Howe generational Theory Steve Stephen Bannon Donald Trump Presidential Campaign 2016; Signed by Authors . Broadway Books hardcover
1912ST20811Paris: Eugène Figuière et Cie 1912. FIRST EDITION. PRESENTATION COPY. 240 x 185 mm. 9 1/2 x 7 1/2". 44 pp. 2 leaves. <br/> STRIKING 3-D OPTICAL ILLUSION BINDING BY A. CONTRERAS stamp-signed on front turn-in WITH AN ALL-OVER DESIGN OF CUBES rendered in black white and silver morocco smooth spine. In older probably original brown woodgrain drop-back box backed with black buckram. With 26 black & white photographic reproductions of works by Cézanne Picasso Derain Braque Metzinger Laurencin Gleizes Léger Duchamp Picabia and original owner Juan Gris printed on glossy white paper. WITH A HALF TITLE INSCRIPTION in French OF GREAT IMPORTANCE FROM ONE OF THE CO-AUTHORS translated as: "To the painter Juan Gris with all my best wishes Metzinger." Occasional underlinings in blue pencil. Text leaves with overall light browning and occasional foxing due to paper stock lower corner of half title restored and fore edge with minor chipping otherwise a fine copy the plates clean and bright and the binding unworn.<br/> <br/> Penned by two Cubist artists this is a highly resonant association copy of the first major treatise on the Cubism movement presented to noted Cubist painter Juan Gris and later put into an illusionistic binding composed of variably colored cubes that seem to jump off the surface. Albert Gleizes 1881-1953 and Jean Metzinger 1883-1956 had painted in both Post-Impressionist and Fauvist styles before their interest in exploring form and structure as well as light and color led them to the style that would become Cubism. Influenced by Cézanne's "brick-by-brick" technique and Poincaré's writings on space and time the new movement sought to examine objects from a mobile perspective and to depict multiple views of a subject in one painting. In "On Cubism" they explain: "An object has not one absolute form; it has many. It has as many as there are planes in the region of perception." The work features black & white illustrations of Cubist paintings by the authors and by fellow pioneers Picasso Braque Derain and Juan Gris to whom this copy was presented by Metzinger. Born in Madrid as José Victoriano González-Pérez 1887-1927 Gris studied engineering before moving to Paris to pursue art. First working as an illustrator for periodicals he was inspired by Metzinger to begin painting seriously. His training in engineering helped him appreciate the importance of mathematics in painting a realization triggered according to art historian John Richardson by Metzinger's painting "Le Goûter Tea Time" exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in 1911. Our volume was later in the collection of and probably bound for Chilean architect and collector Carlos Alberto Cruz 1939-2022. We have been unable to find more information on our binder "A. Contreras" but it seems possible that he was also Chilean as the Valparaiso-based Cruz owned a number of bindings signed with that name. Eugène Figuière et Cie unknown
1930112h6061Durham NC U.S.A.: Duke University Press. Very Good in Fair dust jacket. 1930. First Edition. Hardcover. "The notion of identifiable 'lost tribes' involves certain presuppositions concerning Hebrew history and masses of supposed local evidence in many parts of the world. These presuppositions and the assumed evidence require a candid and searching anthropological historical examination. This book has no other purpose or method. But the examination brings to light a great body of the real facts of Hebrew history." - Preface. "The main thrust of Godbey's work is to disprove the assumption that the northern tribes taken into captivity by Sargon II in 722/1 B. C. were lost in the welter of international movements following that event." - J. M. Myers. "Godbey is fascinating. He is well worth reading - for his consummate passion for detail for his marvelously intricate tapestry of scholarship in an area where so much is tricky territory. He tells us a great deal about the horizontal development of Judaism." - Dr. Morris Epstein. "Fascinatingly erudite." - Michael Pollack in "Mandarins Jews and Missionaries. "Allen Howard Godbey 1864-1948 of Missouri was a Methodist minister Methodist historian and teacher writer and scholar in the field of the Old Testament Hebrew history archeology and Semitics. He was a professor at Duke University 1926-1932." - SNAC. pp. Xx 2 802 42 black and white plates. Extensive bibliography. Index of scripture passages. Topical index. Footnotes. Errata slip affixed at xi. All three foldout maps present and in excellent condition. Bright gilt lettering upon backstrip. Akkadian bust embossed upon front board. Fore- and bottom edges untrimmed. Binding tight. Clean and unmarked with light wear to publisher's black cloth. Two-inch clear archival-tape repair to fore-edge of page 429. Above-average wear to dust jacket now in archival protection. A quality copy of this extraordinary work.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Lost Tribes Jews Jewish HIstory Revisionism . Duke University Press hardcover
1993214h1742USA: Basic Books. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1993. First Edition. Hardcover. 0465042147 . Signed and inscribed upon front free endpaper by John Sack to producer Jean Doumanian. "Set in Poland in the last days of World War II and the period immediately thereafter when the USSR was ethnically cleansing the region of Germans this book tells of the internment camps set up by the Soviets in Poland sometimes re-using camps captured from the Germans in which they placed captured Germans and over which they set as administrators several of the Jews who had been interned in the Nazi camps. James Bacque sparked controversy in 1989 with his book 'Other Losses' about Germans who died in internment camps under General Eisenhower in roughly the same period. Sack's book was for reasons that should be plain even more controversial. Sack it should be noted was of Jewish ethnicity." - Gerry T. Neal. "Nothing has ever been written about this. To unearth the story the author spent seven years doing research and conducting interviews in Poland Germany Israel and the United States. Sixty-five pages of notes and sources testify to the accuracy of the reporting." - dust jacket. An unattributed online synopsis states "Not for sixty years has a book been so brutally and in the end unsuccessfully suppressed as 'An Eye for an Eye'. One major newspaper one major magazine and three major publishers paid $40000 for it but were scared off. One printed 6000 books then pulped them. Two dozen publishers read and praised it but all rejected it. Once published it became a best-seller in Europe but was so shunned in America that it became in the words of New York Magazine 'The Book They Dare Not Review'". "John Sack 1930-2004 was an American literary journalist and war correspondent." - Wikipedia. Laid-in is a signed letter on Sack's letterhead to Doumanian in which he explains "The story is true. It has been corroborated by 60 Minutes and The New York Times. From this day on let no one say 'They don't write parts for women'". He goes on to itemize the actions of "real-life heroine Lola" which are recounted in this book. Perhaps Doumanian who produced several Woody Allen films considered making a movie based on this book. In a 1999 talk available online Sack describes visiting Yad Vashem in 1989 to conduct research saying "As you know Yad Vashem has fifty million documents about the Holocaust. I asked what they had about Jews in the Office of State Security. They said 'Nothing'. I said 'It had Jewish Commandants and Jewish Directors.' The Chairman of Yad Vashem replied 'It sounds rather imaginary' and the Director of Archives said to me 'Impossible.'" p. xii 2 252. Clean bright tight and unmarked with light wear. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A very special example.; 8vo; Signed by Author . Basic Books hardcover
195663207Warsaw, March (27th) 1956. 8vo. Original printed wrappers. With ""Wylacznie do uzytku organizacji partyjnych"" (""Exclusively for inner-party use"") printed to top of front wrapper. Stamped serial number to front wrapper: 3083. Light sunning to outer margins of wrappers and a few small tears (no loss) to spine. Capitals with tiny loss. A very nice copy indeed. 72 pp.
19561125558196Montreal : Published for the McGill Poetry Series by Contact Press 1956. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. black cloth silver spine lettersdust jacket79 pages illustrated five full page line drawings by Freda Guttman with some minor wear to dust jacket at top of spine with very small loss and at top corners of d.j.very slight tone to spine of d.j in protective mylar jacket. a fine example of the author's first book of which approximately 400 copies were printed. part of the McGill Poetry Series operated by Louis Dudek.First published in 1956 when he was twenty-two years old Let Us Compare Mythologies is Leonard Cohen's first collection of poetry. It is an accomplished and passionate collection which demonstrates Cohen's remarkably assured voice even as a young man. An unprecedented debut published to immediate acclaim. [Published for the McGill Poetry Series by Contact Press] Hardcover
1944864H4484Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. Good in Good dust jacket. 1944. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed and inscribed by Jan Karski upon front free endpaper. Karski 1914-2000 recounts his experiences when his homeland of Poland was rent asunder by the joint Nazi and Soviet invasion of 1939 and his harrowing subsequent life as a member of the Polish underground during which he was captured by the Gestapo and severely tortured. Provides a ghastly eyewitness account of life in the Warsaw ghetto into which Karski was smuggled so his observations could be reported to the outside world. Firearms advocates will cringe at Karski's account of what happened after he and a large group of Polish soldiers handed over their weapons to their 'comrades' from the Soviet Union. In 2012 Karski was posthumously awarded America's highest civilan honor the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Obama. 391 pages. Moderate wear to publisher's red cloth. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. Binding intact. A sound copy of this truly unforgettable WWII narrative. Laska 672 Kehr & Langmaid 5407 Weiner Library Catalogue Seven 997 Enser p.343.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Polish Underground - World War 1939-1945 Gestapo Torture Warsaw Ghetto Poland Resistance Espionage Polska Holocaust; Signed by Authors . Houghton Mifflin Company hardcover
1948566h5692London: Westropa Press. Good with no dust jacket. 1948. First Edition. Hardcover. "This book is different from other books. First of all it is only in form a book at all. In reality it is a part of the life of action. It is a turning-point in European history a late turning-point but a real one. This book is itself the first blow in the gigantic war for the liberation of Europe. The prime enemy is the traitor within Europe who alone makes possible the starving and looting of Europe by the outer forces. He is the symbol of Chaos and Death. Between him and the spirit of the twentieth century is unremitting war." - Foreword. "The spectacle of Yockey 1917-1960 being persecuted framed and driven to his death simply because he wrote this book is not one we would expect to see in the Twentieth Century in the land of the free and the home of the brave." - Willis Carto. 10 iv 4-405 3 pp. Average wear and soiling to publisher's khaki cloth. Title embossed atop front board. Black lettering upon professionally restored backstrip. Modicum of moisture-induced rippling near fore-edge of back board. Binding sound. Contents tanned at periphery. Foxing to free endpapers. Publisher's address lightly penciled upon copyright page otherwise unmarked. No dust jacket. A sound copy. 7.25" x 5". Singerman 757; 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall; Francis Parker Yockey Imperium history . Westropa Press hardcover
19622409180259xbvkJamaica, Island Worcester [and Things] - Ceramics, 1962. Material: Ceramic / Total height (Pot with lid): ca. 39 cm; diameter at foot: ca. 15 cm, largest diameter (open top of 'pot'): ca. 24 cm. / Colour: lightbrown-rosé with white partly gilt-lined embossments and partly gilt inscriptions; foot and pineapple-top: white. / Weight: ca. 3 kg.
1939222j2678London: Longman's Green and Co. Good with no dust jacket. 1939. First Edition. Hardcover. "This is a very long book but it has to be long. Since the real history of Palestine for two decades has been kept hidden from the public it is in a sense necessary here to recreate those lost twenty years in as much of their detail as possible. Half the facts I have to give have never been mentioned at all many of the documents have never been quoted. There was no Palestine Question nor ever would have been one if certain statesmen had not created it. The book deals primarily with the story of how Palestine was placed under Mandatory government in order to establish the 'Jewish National Home' which later - it was intended - should become a Jewish State. Under no circumstances can it be sustained that because of the prophecies of the Old Testament the Jews have a permit to return to Palestine arbitrarily and wrongfully. To do so would provide an example never before seen of Scripture being quoted for the devil's purpose." - Introduction. J. M. N. Jeffries 18801960 was a British war correspondent historian and author. Between 1914 and 1933 he wrote for the Daily Mail serving as a war correspondent as head of the Paris bureau during World War I. In 1922 he travelled with the owner of the Daily Mail Viscount Northcliffe to Mandatory Palestine." - Wikipedia. vi-xxiv 728 p. Index. Bibliography. Foldout map of Syria 1916 indicating "reserved area" and of Zionist Holdings in Palestine. Former library copy with usual markings and average wear in tight contemporary quarter-leather library binding. A quite uncommon and sound example. Multiple online sources suggest much of the original print run was destroyed by a German bomb during WWII. A 2016 Christie's auction listing mentioned the possibility that the scarcity of this title stemmed from the Jewish Agency buying and destroying as many copies as it could. ; 8vo . Longman's, Green and Co. hardcover
1920426j1799Boston: Small Maynard & Company Publishers. Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1920. First American Edition. Hardcover. A first American edition example of what are now more commonly known as the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion. 6 149 p. Part One inclues an eight-page introductory statement with a three-page summary of the Protocols followed by the XXIV Protocols. Part Two begins on page 74 and provides evidence as to the origin and authenticity of the Protocols with an examination of parallelism between the actual policies of the Bolsheviki and the Protocols and an examination of parellelism between the Protocols and Jewish writings. Professionally rebound in dark candy apple red buckram with silver titling and decoration upon backstrip. Prior owner's name atop facsimile of title page of a Russian edition otherwise tight and unmarked with moderate wear. Small faint moisture mark to bottom edge of first eight leaves. No dust jacket as issued. A sound example of this ever-contentious work. Singerman 0109. 9.2 x 6.2 inches. ; 8vo . Small, Maynard & Company Publishers hardcover
1922441j1364New York: Charles Scribners Sons. Good in Good dust jacket. 1922. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed and inscribed by Stoddard upon front free endpaper. "The revolutionary unrest which to-day afflicts the entire world goes far deeper than is generally supposed. Its root-cause is not Russian Bolshevik propaganda nor the late war nor the French Revolution but a process of racial impoverishment which destroyed the great civilizations of the past and which threatens to destroy our own. In light of recent biological discoveries confirmed and amplified by investigations in other fields of science especially psychology all political and social problems need to be re-examined. Such a re-examination of one of these problems - the problem of social revolution - has been attempted in the present book." - Preface. "A penetrating study of the under man here in America." - Boston Herald. "How any one with an interest in the future of the nation can fail to heed studiously the questions he very lucidly raises it is difficult to conceive." - Harold Callender in the New York Herald. "Lothrop Stoddard 1883-1950 was an American historian journalist and political scientist. He wrote several books advocating eugenics white supremacy Nordicism and scientific racism. His books were once widely read both inside and outside the United States. This book introduced the term Untermensch the German translation of 'under man' into Nazi conceptions of race. As a journalist he spent time in Germany during the first months of World War II where he interviewed several prominent Nazi officials." - Wikipedia. 10 273 p. Somewhat above-average wear to original black cloth lettered and decorated in red. Small bookplate inside front board. Front hinge tender but intact. Back hinge discretely repaired by prior owner. Small ink stamp upon back free endpaper. Incidental faint one-inch ink squiggle to page 189. Moderate loss to periphery of dust jacket now in glossy new archival protection. Laid-in is a photocopy of a letter signed by Stoddard endorsing a 1924 Virginia petition requiring all residents to be registered by race prior to the granting of marriage licenses. Weems p. 94 ; 8vo; Signed by Author . Charles Scribners Sons hardcover
192928401Brooklyn New York Hicksville etc. 1929. Very Good. Brooklyn New York Hicksville etc: ca. 1920s. One hundred and eight 108 movie advertisement text cards nearly all hand-painted in white on stiff black card stock and measuring ca. 17.5x18cm to ca. 20x20.5cm.; many with painted pictorial elements or color printed paste-ons. General wear to margins some placards suffering shallow losses at extremities not affecting text or illustration while a few have larger pieces missing though the vast majority in Very Good condition. Date based on the lone dated advertisement 1929.<br /> <br /> A remarkable time capsule from the early days of blending film-going with advertisement one placard even promoting this form promising that "This novel advertising medium brings results to the merchant." Not only did it bring results it was also cheap for the movie house to produce: at least sixteen of the examples here are painted on the versos of trimmed silent film text cards. The ad for Frankel's Men's Shop offering holiday suggestions of silk scarfs neckties bath robes and hosiery when flipped tantalizingly reads "The bath after the ceremony." Chas. Friedopfer Furniture on the other hand is painted on the verso of the text placard "Then followed rank houses headquarters for the half-bred gauchos who herd cattle over the vast estates" possibly text to accompany a jingoistic newsreel or Western film.<br /> <br /> Of special note however is the breadth and diversity of the businesses that made use of this advertising novelty many of them first- and second-generation immigrant-owned family businesses catering to their fellow countrymen and countrywomen the collection including six advertisements in Italian two in Chinese and one in Czech. <br /> <br /> Businesses range from the garment industry Army & Navy Store Self-Acting Shoe Store Father & Son Clothes Shop "Pants to match your coat!"; to pastry and ice cream parlors; florists; garages and bodyshops; movers; pharmacists; optometrists and dentists "at the subway station"; radio repair; electricians; beauty salons our favorite: Joe's Beauty Parlor; furniture stores and auction houses; banks; cleaners and laundromats; department stores; jewelers; haberdashers; malt and hops stores; a Chevrolet dealership out in Hicksville; a taxi company "polite and courteous drivers"; quality meats; hotels and boarding houses; Singer sewing machines; and finally a coal company located inside a pet shop. unknown
1938426j1629Asheville North Carolina: Pelley Publishers. Very Good. 1938. First Edition. Hardcover. "Elmhurst has assembled and produced the data in a readable story which shows irrefutably that Communism is not merely a crackpot program for undermining the Christian governments of the world with unworkable socialistic theories carried into practice. The young man has scoured up the data in enthralling biographical form attesting that communism is world Jewry in action! I pride myself that I know something about Jews and Communism. In 1918 I found myself in Siberian Russia. I traveled 700 versts in that stricken country while Communism was 'coming in'. After coming home from Russia I spent five years in the fleshpots of Hollywood making moving pictures shoulder to shoulder with Jews. I served a stiff apprenticeship in Jewish psychology and temperament. I read the complete manuscript of this book in one evening - at one sitting - because it held my interest convincingly unflaggingly till the last page had been reached. The author and his co-helper Miss Theresa Holm scoured the libraries of the world and compiled therefrom the devasting sic data out of the mouths of the Sons of Jacob themselves. Good Christians seem to forget that Christ was the world's outstanding Jew-Baiter and that the sons of Jacob slew him for His Naziism!" - Introduction. "A major American work on the Jewish inspiration and support of communism." - Singerman 0476. 4 230 pp. Index of individuals. General index and bibliography. Errata slip bound in at page 202. Bright gilt lettering upon original red cloth. Clean tight and unmarked with light wear. No dust jacket presumably as issued. A rare and very well-preserved first edition example. 7 x 5.75" ; 12mo . Pelley Publishers hardcover
1905140504North Adelaide: The Photographer 1905. Very Good. North Adelaide The Photographer circa 1905. A collection of 87 stereo-microphotographs comprising original gelatin silver photographs with the pairs of images printed as one plate approximately 65 × 120 mm mounted on stiff card approximately 88 × 178 mm in various shades of grey. There are 21 with printed labels captioned 'Wm. P. Dollman John St. N. Adelaide S. Aus.' with numbered manuscript captions the numbers range from 2 to 228; there are 14 with unnumbered manuscript captions on plain labels; the remaining 52 are on plain cards. There are only six duplicates and none of them are an identical matching pair. Minimal signs of age and use; overall in excellent condition. The literature on the photographic history of Australia is singularly quiet on the life and work of William Parmeter Dollman 1846-1908. He is not to be found in Davies and Stanbury or Photohistory SA the pioneering research work of Robert Noye now on the website of the Art Gallery of South Australia. However he was definitely recognised in his own time. His obituary appears in the 'Evening Journal' on 7 October 1908: 'The death is announced from heart failure at the age of 63 of Mr. William Parmeter Dollman of North Adelaide. The deceased gentleman came to South Australia from England in 1853 and for about 30 years had been in the service of the proprietors of "The Register" and its associated journals as a printer and reader. He was sub-overseer of the newsroom for several years but relinquished that position to return to the reading room. Mr. Dollman was held in the highest respect for his integrity and ability and was much esteemed by his intimate friends. He was a member of the microscopical section of the Royal Society and conducted a great deal of microscopical research. He was an authority on the instrument itself a student of electricity and a skilful photographer'. <p>We have traced a number of newspaper references to his photography not least in a list of prize-winners in connection with the 14th annual exhibition of the SA Society of Arts reported in the 'South Australian Register' on Thursday 15 December 1870. 'Six entirely untouched stereoscopic views . by W.P. Dollman' were awarded a cash prize of £1 1s. Given that the other prize-winners in the photography section were Bernard Goode and Townsend Duryea this is high praise indeed. <p>An article by Dollman appeared in the 'Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society' in June 1906: 'A Simple Method of producing Stereo-Photomicrographs sic' 3 pages plus a full-page illustration of one of the stereo-microphotographs present in this collection 'Polyzoa Idmonea radians'. It was 'Read February 21 1906'. Dollman states 'I have made a hobby of stereoscopic photography since 1865 and as well have handled many Microscopes optical work being always an attraction to me. Some twelve or more months ago a friend called my attention to an article on stereo-photomicrography in the "British Journal of Photography Almanac" for 1894 by the then-editor . who therein explained several methods of producing stereograms of microscopic objects. I adopted what I thought the simplest method that of obscuring by a semicircular shield half of the objective in use. <p>A good deal of my apparatus is makeshift - that is diverted from other uses - but is effectual. My optical outfit is the best both in low and high powers condensers etc.'. <p>In addition to the 87 stereo-microphotographs there is a stereophotograph captioned on a plain label 'Photo-microscopic Apparatus' depicting an impressive set-up in Dollman's studio as described in the journal article. This card and two others with hand-written captions on plain labels have the following inscription in ink on the verso: 'Not for competition. Wm. P. Dollman North Adelaide'. Also included with the collection is a slightly damaged unmounted single microphotographic print 74 mm square. 89 items. The Photographer unknown
195143451Paris, , 1951. In-4 agraphé (265 x 210 mm) de 16 pp., couverture tapuscrite.
1931328c6774Paris: Editions R.I.S.S. 1931. First Edition. Paperback. Fair. 225 pages. "Beneath the great westward flow of our civilization there are undercurrents moving eastward. These are impelled by a spirit which looks back to the east to the days of tyrant and slave of luxury and misery and incidentally to the suppression of western culture. The following pages are designed to cast light on these eastern undercurrents which have undermined western states." - Preface. Black and white photographic portrait of Sergius A. Nilus who "published the first complete version of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in Russia in 1905." - Wikipedia. In this work "the genesis of the Protocols is traced to Asher Ginzberg better known by his Hebrew pen name Ahad ha-Am who supposedly wrote the Protocols in Hebrew in 1880 while in Odessa." - Singerman 0221. Erratum list affixed inside front cover. Unmarked. Above-average wear. Age-yellowing to card covers and contents. Covers nearly detached. Binding tender.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion Zionism Israel Balfour Declaration Jacob Brafmann Russia Asher Ginzberg Political Zionism Ahad ha-Am . Editions R.I.S.S. paperback
1918833j0216Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. Fair. 1918. First Edition. Hardcover. "Shortly after I retired from teaching I picked up Conant's 1959 book-length essay 'The Child the Parent and the State' and was more than a little intrigued to see him mention in passing that the modern schools we attend were the result of a 'revolution' engineered between 1905 and 1950. A revolution He declines to elaborate but does direct the curious and the uniformed to Alexander Inglis's 1918 book 'Principles of Secondary Education' in which 'one saw this revolution through the eyes of a revolutionary.' Inglis 1879-1924 for whom a lecture in education at Harvard is named makes it perfectly clear that compulsory schooling on this continent was intended to be just what it had been for Prussia in the 1820s: a fifth column into the burgeoning democratic movement that threatened to give the peasants and the proletarians a voice at the bargaining table." - John Taylor Gatto. "Gatto 1935-2018 taught school for nearly 30 years and was named New York City's Teacher of the Year in 1989 1990 and 1991. In 1991 he retired saying he no longer wished to 'hurt kids to make a living.' He went on to author books on education including 'Dumbing Us Down' and 'The Underground History of American Education'" - Wikipedia. "I moved heaven and earth as it took years to find a copy of this book." - John Taylor Gatto. xvi 3-741 1 10 ads pp. Index tables references graphs footnotes problems for further consideration. Prior owner's name and date upon front free endpaper. Binding tender but intact. Occasional light pencil underlining and markings. Above-average wear to original red brick cloth lettered in gilt upon backstrip. No dust jacket presumably as issued. A rare surviving copy of this profoundly historic documentation.; 12mo . Houghton Mifflin Company hardcover