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1930162432Various American Cities: Wilding Picture Productions 1930. First Edition. First Edition. A volume produced by Wilding Picture Productions also known as Wilding Studios advertising their audiovisual communications services for industrial use. Contemporary ownership annotation in manuscript ink on the second leaf. <br /> <br /> Wilding was founded in Detroit in 1914 moving into the Essanay Building in Chicago in 1937. The company would become one of the largest producers of industrial films over the ensuing decades and at one point operated out of Cleveland Hollywood Chicago Detroit and New York. Wilding is today best remembered for producing many of the US Armed Services' training and educational films during World War II.<br /> <br /> Of particular note in the volume on offer are over 15 pages of copied client testimonials and four pages of photographs of Wilding Studios during the making of various commercial films.<br /> <br /> Very Good plus in string-bound embossed leatherette wrappers. Wrappers moderately yapped. Contents Very Good with dampstaining affecting the first five leaves though leaves are not stuck together light toning throughout and several photographs and testimonials laid inhaving become detached from the leaves over time. Wilding Picture Productions unknown
1904219714東京. Tokyo.: 尾﨑清次郎. Ozaki Seijirō. Circa1904. Colour woodblock folding sugoroku game sheet 38.3 x 52cm a little light soiling minor wear at margins but overall very good. This finely printed woodblock sugoroku game sheet was distributed as an advertisement by Ozaki Seijirō a rice and fertiliser merchant based in Toyama City a small rural centre on the Japan Sea coast. The game depicts major Japanese military commanders and the siege of Port Arthur highlighting both the difficulties of overcoming the Russians and the eventual retreat of their soldiers. Among the generals shown are Kodama Ōyama and Kuroki. Strikingly the goal of the game is marked not by triumphant soldiers but by two military nurses in uniform with rolls of bandages symbolising the soldiers’ return home in spite of wounds or illness. The sheet demonstrates how news of the war circulated widely reaching even provincial towns such as Toyama. . 尾﨑清次郎. [Ozaki Seijirō]. unknown
19593604Various Carman Winkler Morden St. Pierre Jolys: Privately Printed; Parkon Products Ltd.; Rehab Industries of Western Manitoba Inc.; Theatre Poster Service Ltd. Calendar Program; Cinema Services 1959-1991. Softcover. Our offering comprises of a rare selection of twelve double -sided illustrated period posters printed in a calendar-style format for various rural Manitoba drive-in theatres advertising their respective monthly film selections between the years of 1959 through to 1991 dates having been determined by the release date of the advertised films. Printed in various sizes and colours light blue white yellow pink with varied measurements: 8 at 8.5" x 11" // 2 at 10" x 8" // 2 at 14" x 8.5". Theatres represented amongst the selection include: 1. The Historic Boyne Theatre Carman Qty. 3 Winkler Theatre Winkler Qty. 1 Stardust Drive-In Theatre Morden Qty. 5 Cinema Jolys St. Pierre Jolys Qty. 2 Cinema Morden Morden Qty. 2. In addition to advertising their upcoming film screenings many include advertisements for offerings from their concession stands their location and contact particulars instructions for "tuning-in" hours of operation etc. Excepting for the rare occasional spot of foxing to a few of the posters nearly all remain without any substantial blemishes or the usual creases. A fascinating ephemeral artifact of vernacular culture. <br/><br/> Privately Printed; Parkon Products Ltd.; Rehab Industries of Western Manitoba, Inc.; Theatre Poster Service Ltd., Calendar Progr paperback
19402090602128801100Nippon Advertising Club 1940. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Nippon Advertising Club paperback
1940157046N.p.: N.p. 1940. Archive of 26 vintage photographs of mid-Atlantic roadside alert signs with advertisements circa 1930s-1940s. Includes 21 double weight photographs and two matte-finish. Three photographs bear annotations in manuscript pencil on the verso.<br /> <br /> The collection contains thirteen photographs of alert signs advertising Champion spark plugs seven advertising hotels the Biltmore in Dayton Hotel Sinton in Cincinnati Hotel Adelphia in Philadelphia Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh Hotel Webster Hall in Detroit and two for Hotel Elizabeth Carteret in Elizabeth New Jersey three advertising radio stations WJW and WADC of Akron and WSPD of Toledo and three for various automobile and travel-related businesses.<br /> <br /> Ostensibly designed to warn drivers of forthcoming crossroads turns or junctions the roadside alert signs presented here were perhaps more effective for the prime advertising real estate of their plinths. The circular "alert" section containing text or symbols of approaching traffic changes and usually containing a center piece of reflective glass was mounted to a large freestanding base used for advertising automobile products radio stations local businesses and travel locations.<br /> <br /> 8 x 10 inches. Very Good plus to Near Fine with some light edgewear overall and several with even fading. N.p. unknown
