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262199London: Nabarde Kargar n.d. 113p. very good paperback. Translation of "Workers' Inquiry" published by exiled Iranian activists. Nabarde Kargar unknown books
192027670New York: Thomas Seltzer 1920. First English Language Edition. Octavo 19cm.; original blue gilt-lettered cloth vii1228pp. Spine a bit cocked light dampstaining to cloth spine gilt dulled; upper hinge cracked but holding contemporary ownership inscription to front free endpaper. About Very Good. French Communist's first novel published in the original French under the title Femme the previous year. Thomas Seltzer unknown books
139286Girard: Haldeman-Julius Publications n.d. 32p. 5 x 3.5 inch plain printed wraps "sex love & passion" penned at right edge of front cover. Little blue book no. 1445. Sensationalistic discussion of Peggy Hopkins Joyce Mae West and other performers. Haldeman-Julius Publications unknown books
14309NY DARIEN 1972. FIRST AVON EDITION VERY GOOD. 1st Edition. NY, DARIEN, 1972 unknown books
196249252Düsseldorf: Der Jungbuchhandel 1962. paper wrappers. 8vo. paper wrappers. vi 1371 pages. Instruction on advertising for book publishers. Der Jungbuchhandel unknown books
194615740NY: Éditions de la Maison Française 1946. Softcover. VG. Beige wraps. 212 pp. 6 color numerous bw plates. A biography of Vuillard with the following chapter headings: Life and Character of Vuillard The Intimist Portraits Decorations Visual Memory and Organization of the Picture and Vuillard His Greatness and Limitations. Also includes a bibliography and many illustrations. Éditions de la Maison Française unknown books
196179672Paris: Trinckvel 1961. hardcover. near fine. Vertes. Etude de Claude Roger-Marx. Lithographs drawings dry points and water colour printed in color and black & white and in black & white on colored papers. Large 4to cream boards pictorial d.w. designed by Vertes. Paris: Trinckvel 1961. Bear fine.<br/><br/> One of 700 copies on grand velin blanc. This copy is inscribed effusively by Vertes to the parents of his publisher's wife.<br/><br/> Trinckvel unknown books
1970003176Den Haag: Martinus Nijhoff 1970. x 113p. original blue cloth Phaenomenologica 36. Martinus Nijhoff unknown books
1961182382New York: New York Graphic Society 1961. Hardcover. Good/Good. indentation to lower spine edge. smudge; white speckled soiling & edge tanning to cover cloth. covers & textblock have a slight distorted curl; no moisture or dampstaining damage. dustjacket has area of scuffing to cover; tear to upper edge; scuffs & tanning to back cover w/ curling to edge & slight tears; abrasion to spine & creasing. grey & white cloth w/ pink sketched illustration. 150 pgs w/ illustrations. white dustjacket w/ yellow sketched illustration & black printing. Copy 285 of 500. Light taning to pg edges otherwise clean. Wonderful collection of Verte's cityscapes still lifes and romanticized female nudes. New York Graphic Society hardcover books
1961278719Greenwich: New York Graphic Society 1961. First. hardcover. near fine/near fine. Vertes. 128 illustrations some in color or on tinted sheets. 150 pages. 4to white cloth with pink-stamped image boards just a bit sunned at edges d.w. Greenwich: New York Graphic Society 1961. First edition. A near fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper<br/><br/> One of 1000 numbered copies.<br/><br/> New York Graphic Society unknown books
50804Chicago: Kerr. Small 8vo pp. 128. Paper wraps. Edited by his daughter Eleanor Marx Aveling. Cover little chipped at bottom of spine and little soiled o/w a VG tight copy. Kerr unknown books
1901WRCLIT82017New York: New York Labor News Company 1901. xiii1748pp. Printed wrappers crudely bound up in quarter calf and marbled boards. Wrappers soiled and worn pencil annotations throughout Socialist Labor Party chapter stamp on half- title a quite used but nonetheless interesting copy. First printing in this format as a monthly number of "The People sic Library" the issue # on the front wrapper somewhat obscured. Edited by Eleanor Marx Aveling and with an Introduction and notes by North American socialist Lucien Sanial. With the early printed bookplate of "James Dunn Tooele City Utah." OCLC: 2490797. New York Labor News Company hardcover books
4089On a business trip to NYC Groucho writes a rich family letter about possible work in musicals radio and movies. To his family "Svenskie Arthur Miriam and Ma" on Sunday afternoon. Probably written between 1931 and 1932 this letter to his family in Los Angeles talks about his work and mentions many people he knew in those days but also expresses his loneliness missing his family and his home. He addresses the letter to "Svensk Arthur Miriam and Ma." It seems plausible to assume that Svensk is a nickname he called his wife Ruth Johnson as she was the daughter of a Swedish immigrant. They were married in 1920 their son Arthur was born in 1921 and their daughter Miriam was born in 1927. Groucho's mother Minnie died in September of 1929 so it seems likely that his reference to "Ma" would be his mother-in-law. Â The Marx family moved to Los Angeles in 1931. According to "Groucho Marx and Other Short Stories and Tall Tales." edited by Robert S. Bader Groucho first met Arthur Sheekman in Chicago during the run of "Animal Crackers." Sheekman was a columnist for the Chicago Times. Before working on "Duck Soup" Sheekman moved to New York in 1932 to work on Groucho and Chico's radio show "Flywheel Shyster & Flywheel." Groucho begins by describing New York being nostalgic for California and wishing his family was with him. "This is Sunday afternoon a particularly gloomy Sunday too." He mentions walking in Central Park saying "how I miss the green grass and the trees. thing that would drive me crazy about living in the city. Nothing to look at but stone and asphalt and nothing to smell but carbon monoxide" Â He tells his family news of his work and social life. "Am still working on the radio script and although I don't think it's too good we will probably audition it. if we get it too smart the sponsors nor the public understand it if it isn't smart enough we don't like it so there you are." He seems to be referring to the radio show he was trying to create with Chico which eventually became "Flywheel Shyster & Flywheel" for Standard Oil's "Five Star Theatre" on the air from 1932-33. Â "Had dinner last night with Hecht" he says referring to Ben Hecht the screenwriter who was a friend and writing partner of Charles MacArthur who Groucho also mentions. Further discussing Hecht "We are trying to get him to do an outline for either a play or a movie. we have definitely abandoned the first Sherwood and Hart idea." here referring to the collaborators of musicals Robert E. Sherwood and Moss Hart whose "Miss Liberty" came out in 1949. Â Further to colleagues and friends "I am going with Sheekman and Perrin and the Goodmans and the Bennys to Lea Sachs for dinner. Last Friday I was out with Ross Harold. Luchow's. food was fair but the beer was superb." Arthur Sheekman as mentioned above and Nat Perrin were writers who wrote "Duck Soup" 1933 for the Marx Brothers. Groucho became a close friend of Sheekman's and in 1967 edited "The Groucho Letters." See "Monkey Business: The Lives and Legends of the Marx Brothers" by Simon Louvish pages 129-130. He also refers to Harold Ross editor of "The New Yorker." Â Groucho spends much of the letter talking about missing his family and wanting them to arrange to come to New York as soon as they can. He says he wants them to come when he gets "something definite." His emotion for his family shows throughout "I hope my little sweetheart has completely recovered from her fall. I look at the pictures every day and getting increasingly lonesome." He refers to the troubles Chico and his wife Betty were having by stating that "Betty is returning to California next Sunday.". The letter is signed with great love and devotion not at all close to how he might feel one day when in 1942 he and Ruth are divorced. "Kiss yourself and Arthur and Miriam for me and love to you all from your ever lovin man Groucho" then signed in pencil "Groucho." He writes in pencil "Did you cut down the vines" and signs again "Love - Groucho." Two holograph corrections in the body of the letter in pencil. unknown books
195015465London: M. Knoedler & Co. Inc 1950. Softcover. VG- Some creasing light soiling to wraps. Beige wraps. 45 pp. Numerous bw plates. A nicely annotated catalogue of over three hundred works follows an essay by Claude Roger-Marx accompanied by some illustrative plates. M. Knoedler & Co., Inc unknown books
1856212495New York: Mason Brothers 1856. hardcover. poor. Musical notations throughout. 165pp. 8vo embossed cloth; top & bottom of spine chipped with pieces missing corners bumped & fraying front & back hinge cracking & some water damage to several pages not affecting text. New York: Mason Brothers 1856.<br/><br/> Mason Brothers unknown books
19681341619Moscow: Progress Publishers 1968-1971. Hardcover. Octavo; 3 volumes; G-/G-; Hardcover with DJ; DJ spine white with blue print; DJs have toning to spine slight peripheral toning tears at spine ends and flap corners edgewear vendor label on rear; Boards in blue cloth with gold print mild wear to spine caps and corners soiling to front and rear; Text blocks have mild tanning to endpapers slight puckering to pages v. 1 has cracked rear hinge clean text; CONTENTS: Part I. 2nd printing 1969 506 pages frontispiece port. - Part II. 1st printing 1968 661 pages illustrated b&w folded charts - Part III. 1st printing 1971 637 pages. 1341619. FP New Rockville Stock. Progress Publishers hardcover books
198942823Dyfed Wales: St. David's University College 1989. 8vo pp. 75. Illustrated several in color. Paper wraps. Cover slightly chipped o/w a VG tight copy. A collection of short articles list of dissertations student profiles etc. Publicity for the MA program at the University. St. David's University College unknown books
19711331Harper & Row 1971. xi 237p. dj. Harper & Row unknown books
1978259936Moscow: Progress Publishers 1978. Hardcover. 355p. illustrated with a single portrait of Engels at p.48 hardbound in maroon cloth boards and dust jacket. Book itself is near-fine perfectly sound clean and unmarked with just a touch of age while the dj is worn and torn. Progress Publishers hardcover books
199941248NY: Dell 1999. First printing. Narrow 8vo pp. xiv 207. Pictorial paper over boards. Cover little soiled o/w a nice copy. A compilation of the folklore and wisdom of women who watch their weight. Dell unknown books
1952006785Glencoe Illinois: The Free Press 1952. Near Fine small spots to cloth in a Very Good dust jacket spine sunned front flap top corner price clipped small chips and rubs at spine ends and flaps. . First Edition Thus. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. The Free Press Hardcover books
19811840Wellesley MA: Wellesley College Museum 1981. Softcover. VG. Color wraps. 144 pp. 3 color 95 bw repros. Essays by Leo Marx Introduction The Railroad in the American Landscape Kenneth W. Maddox The Railroad in the Eastern Landscape: 1850-1900 and Susan Danly Walther The Railroad in the Western Landscape: 1865-1900 and The Railroad in the Industrial Landscape 1900-1950. Exhibition lists and annotates 77 works in oil watercolor and photography. Very interesting and uncommon. Published to accompany the exhibition held from Apr. 15 to June 8 1981. Wellesley College Museum unknown books
1979Embry 137784McDowell Publications 1979. First edition first printing. One small light spot to front cover else fine. Red cloth no dust jacket. McDowell Publications, 1979. First edition, first printing. hardcover books
186154302London: Hardwicke 1861. Paperback. Good. 28p. Original wrapper. 21cm. Cover almost detached. Small library stamp on front. Browned at edges and rather brittle throughout. Consists of two articles from Fraser's Magazine for August 1856 and March 1861 under the titles "The Last Naval Campaign in the Pacific" and "Another Chapter on the Amoor." <br/><br/> Hardwicke paperback books
18881291947Ithaca N.Y.: Cornell University 1888. First Edition. Softcover. 8vo. 26 pages; VG; gold cover with grey print tear at lower spine edge mild spotting on front back cover and adjoining pages have slight fold in upper left corner cover beginning to separate from lower spine edge; clean inside; cover title: The Sigma XI Society 1888" 1291947. Rockville Non-Retail Listings. Cornell University unknown books
