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194967462ABParis., La Bibliotheque Francoise., 1949. 34,5 x 27,4 cm. 161 (1) S., 3 Blatt. OFranzösische Interimsbrochur in marmorierter OHalbleinen-Einbandecke, in marmoriuertem OPapp-Schuber., 67462AB Tirée a 320 exemplaires. Umschlag etwas stockig, sonst sehr gutes und frisches Exemplar.
19801014FBRoma., Galleria Pieroni., 1980. 23,6 x 17,1 cm. 12 unpaginierte S. OKarton, der vordere Deckel mit grauem Lack handgesprüht., 1014F Einband verso etwas stockig, sonst sehr gutes Exemplar.
19751038FBBruxelles., POUR ECRIRE LA LIBERTE., 1975. 37 x 30 x 8 cm. OPapp-Kassette., 1038F 900 boites contenant des oeuvres numerotees de 101 Kassette am Deckelrand zum Rücken berieben und etwas angeplatzt. 3 Namensetiketten haben sich gelöst und liegen lose bei. Die inliegenden Objekte sehr gut erhalten.
1930166218Berlin, Kiepenheuer, 1930. S. 123-151. OBr. Umschl. M. Randläsuren. Rücken m. kl. Fehlst. U. geklebt.
19741013FBMönchengladbach., Städtisches Museum Mönchengladbach., 1974. 21 x 17 cm. 12 S. Leporello, 4 S. OPapp-Kassette., 1013F Tadellos frisches Exemplar.
1951665Los Angeles: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp 1951. 38 x 24 1/2 inches. Very good condition. Movie poster of the Ben Hogan Story called Follow the Sun. Very rare. See pics. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp unknown
1966252FBAntwerpen., Wide White Space., 1966. 7,0 x 11,3 x 4,7 cm., 252F Edition of 50 copies. Dosendeckel mit drei Sprung-Kratzern ohne direkten Schaden, sonst sehr gutes Exemplar.
19711015FBBerlin., Edition Rene Block., 1971. 1 Blatt., 1015F Tadelloses Exemplar.
198867515ABDüsseldorf., Takako Saito., 1988. 67515AB 1 Schachstäbchen mit ausgebesserter Bruchstelle. Sonst sehr gutes Exemplar.
191967463ABParis., Editions de la Rirene., 1919. 31,7 x 25,1 cm. 60 unpaginierte S. Illustrierter OKarton., 67463AB Vorsätze minimal stockig. Kleiner roter Exlibrisstempel auf dem letzten Blatt, sonst ungewöhnlich schönes und frisches Exemplar.
198660747ABZürich., Parkett Verlag., 1986 - 2014. 25 x 21 cm. Ca. 23000 S. OKarton / OKarton mit OKlappenumschlag., 60747AB 95 in 92 Bänden. 1. Auflage. Sehr gutes Exemplar.
197166348ABStuttgart. Köln. London. Reykjavik., Seimannsverlag - Vormals Edition Hansjörg Mayer., 1971. 23 x 17 cm. 2 Blatt, 114 Karton-Tafeln, 2 Blatt. OKarton in leinenbespanntem, lackierten Papp-Umschlag mit montierten, eingefärbtem Gebäck., 66348AB Auflage 1000 Exemplare. Einband am Rücken etwas gebräunt und gering fleckig, leicht angestaubt. Beide Hörnchen mit reichlich Wurmgängen, ein Hörnchen mit etwas Substanzverlust in der linken Hälfte, teils etwas bröselig aber insgesamt noch gut erhalten. Gesammelte Werke Band 6.
197166618ABDüsseldorf., Hartmut Kaminski., 1971. 66618AB Gutes bis sehr gutes Exemplar.
192121397El Paso Texas: Not Published 1921. The collection includes over 150 dated and signed letters written to and a few items from Dr. Lucinda DeLeftwich Templin 1888-1969 author historian & collector ".one of El Paso's best-loved and most distinguished educators - in 1916 she took her undergraduate and Master's at U. of Missouri and became Dean of Lindenwood College in St. Charles MO. did doctoral work at Harvard and Columbia and took over as principal at the Radford School in 1927 at the time called El Paso School for Girls; Dr. Templin interested Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radford of Webster Grove Mo. in the school and the Radfords paid off the mortgage provided an endowment fund that insured the institution's stability and the name of the school was changed in honor of these benefactors. During Dr. Templin's administration Radford School grew to a nationally accredited school for girls in the Southwest and when she retired in 1967 the 22-acre campus had more than $1000000 in physical improvements and was debt-free. Dr. Templin had also completed plans for construction of a $400000 library and museum on property owned by the school; she was a member of the nation's leading educational organizations and honorary societies named consistently to Who's Who in America and Who's Who in American Education; author of numerous publications most of which were concerned with the field of education. The above material from her obituary; This wide-ranging diverse collection has three intertwining themes - letters concerning Dr. Templin's ongoing interest in education and educational materials for her school letters which relate to the business and academic part of Radford and letters of reference for applicants and correspondence which relates to the creation of her War Museum where she collected military autographs uniforms photographs paraphernalia weapons from around the world. A sampling of what is found here chronological order: 1921 Dr. James G. Kiernan writing about some autographs he was sending to Templin - he was famous for the earliest-known use of the word heterosexual in the United States; 1921 Ellen Shaw Barlow writing in relation to the national Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor requesting Templin's presence for a meeting of the Committee on the Care and Training of Delinquent Women and Girls; 1926 Roy Franklin Nichols 1896-1973 American historian and a Pulitzer Prize winner writing regarding one of Templins' publications; 1928 Breckinridge Long 1881 - 1958 diplomat and politician served in the administrations of Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Delano Roosevelt on Democratic National Committee letterhead - regarding a portrait of Rev. John Breckinridge his great-grandfather Templin was sending in appreciation of his " defense of Religious Freedom "; Federico de Onis Sánchez 1885 - 1966 Spanish writer and literary critic taught Spanish literature at Columbia University in New York concerning a recommendation of one of his students for a position at Radford ; educator John L. Bergstresser; Jessie H. Humphries Associate Dean Texas Womens University; Butler Ames 1871-1954 American politician engineer soldier and businessman; Richard Fenner Burges 1873-1945 Texas legislator and conservationist; Alice Mildred Burgess; William Blair Roberts 1881-1964 Episcopal Suffragan Bishop South Dakota; Katharine Denworth president of Bradford Academy regarding an article on sororities in colleges; N. Floyd Templin of the Ohio House of Representatives writing on Templin family genealogical matters; John G. Barry consulting mining geologist and engineer of El Paso regarding an educational alliance between the Radford School and the Texas College of Mines; Arthur L Burroughs publisher writing about the subject of grammar in education; Harriet M. Chase of the National Education Assoc.; Jack Braveheart regarding a talk on the American Indian; Ivan Lee Holt Methodist bishop of St. Louis; Cornelia McKinne Stanwood of the Sarah Dix Hamlin School San Francisco; Joseph Dorfman economic historian at Columbia Univ. asking Templin about her studies with Thorstein Veblen; an interesting 2-page letter from Dr. J. Travis Bennett of El Paso regarding the setting-out of a chart for the physical examination and reportage on condition of applicants to Radford with suggestions; Bertha Baur 1858-1940 directed the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; A.F. Kuhlman Assoc. Dir. University of Chicago regarding research work on childrens' reading habits information; Dr. William S. Gray 1885-1960 American educator and literacy advocate also of U. of Chicago on the same subject; Sallie Caldwell Teachers College Columbia University regarding early learning & English curriculum materials; Mrs. Florence F. Osgood of the Neshobe camp for girls in Vermont requesting an alliance with Radford School; U.S. Army major later colonel Livingston Watrous; Colonel D.C. Pearson New Mexico Military Institute; Ruth Elliott of Wellesley College; Chris P. Fox sheriff El Paso regarding falling down on the job for police protection near the school; Brent N. Rickard American Smelting & Refining Works; Louise Traxell Greeley Dean of Women at U. of Wisconsin Madison; Lieutenant Colonel Joseph P. Aleshire Fort Bliss Texas; Mrs. L.J. Calvocoressi Chairman of the Women's Auxiliary of the Greek War Relief Assoc.; Lt. Col. later major-general Ray. T. Maddocks; Robert E. McKee Sr. 1889-1964 major U.S. contractor engineer builder; Columbia Broadcasting System program press information director George Crandall; Colonel later Brig. General Charles G. Sage; Elmer Davis 1890 1958 news reporter author the Director of the United States Office of War Information during World War II and a Peabody Award recipient; William McChesney Martin Jr. 1906-1998 ninth and longest-serving Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve serving from April 2 1951 to January 31 1970 under five Presidents; Bernard Hoffman 1913 - 1979 American LIFE magazine photographer and documentary photographer first American photographer on the ground at Hiroshima and Nagasaki after the atomic bomb was dropped in 1945; Alfred E. Stearns Chairman Overseas Schools Committee; Colonel Hugh J. Deeney Chief of the Adjutant General Division; Col Harold R. Turner first commander of White Sands Missile Proving Ground; Guy Sylvestre Jean-Guy Sylvestre OC FRSC 1918 -2010 Canadian literary critic librarian and civil servant; Rear Admiral Barry Kennedy Atkins 1911 -2005 officer of the United States Navy best known for his achievements as a destroyer captain in World War II; R. Burdell Bixby prominent Republican of NY State; Robert W. Hamilton justice of the Texas Supreme Court regarding a Radford school girl reference; Colombian world federalist Santiago Gutiérrez; M.S. Sundaram Head of Education Indian embassy; Raymond L. Telles Jr. b. 1915 was the first Mexican-American Mayor of a major American city El Paso Texas 3 letters; Ángela Acuña de Chacón Chilean who served as commissioner 1960-1972 on the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights; William G. Stark Consul General of Canada; Rene Mascarenas Miranda Municipal President mayor of Juarez; Gordon Llewellyn Allott 1907-1989 Republican politician; Mrs. William Barclay Parsons president of the National Council of Women of the United States; John Koehler Gerhart 1907 - 1981 United States Air Force four star general; J. T. Rutherford 1921 - 2006 United States Representative from Texas; R. G. Follis Chairman of Board. Standard Oil Company of California; Robert John Morris 1914-1996 President of the University of Dallas American anti-Communist activist 2 notes; Karl Robin Bendetsen 1907 -1989 remembered primarily for his role as architect of the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II; Elmer Ellis 1901 - 1989 American educator and fourteenth president of the University of Missouri; historian C.L. Sonnichsen; Marshall S. Carter Deputy Director of Central Intelligence CIA; Millicent C. McIntosh 1898-2001 fourth dean of Barnard College 1947-1952 and the College's first president - this is the last letter dated 1962 and in it Dr. Templin is asking for McIntosh to help with providing a successor to the headship at Radford - Templin was soon to retire and died relatively soon afterwards. Some of the letters and notes are very short with limited content; others more voluminous.Additional materials include: letters to another Templin family member from Scott Wike Lucas 1892 - 1968 two-term Democratic United States Senator 1939-1951 from Illinois and Joel Bennett Clark 1890 -1954 better known as Bennett Champ Clark Democratic United States Senator from Missouri from 1933 until 1945 later a United States federal judge; and a few other letters; an undated letter to Templin from pianist Ola Gulledge; a two -page undated letter on The American School Foundation Mexico letterhead; a few letters from Frank S. Ross Major Gen. U.S. Army regarding the Templin War Museum project; a clipped signature of Alvan Tufts Fuller 1878 -1958 and one of John Kieran; and a unidentified sepia-tone matte-finish photograph circa 1920s that may be Dr. Templin or perhaps a friend; a few of the items with the original mailing envelopes; many letters with old adhesive residue from being mounted at some time some with old tape marks in the corners some of the items trimmed as if to accommodate in a smaller frame or album not here; old fold lines ageing; some with corner-attrition due to being removed; in overall good to very good condition and an interesting group of material encompassing the rich educational business and personal life of this well-known Texas woman educator whose contacts spanned the United States and the world. . Unique. Not Bound. Very Good. Not Published Paperback books
197781584Frankfurt a. M. Heinrich-Hoffmann-Museum, 1977. Titelei, 2 Textbl.; 1 Holzschnitt und 5 Radierungen auf Bütten. (= Edition Nr. 1). Elefantenfolio. 63 cm. Lose in OHLn.-Kassette mit Ln.-Rücken.
198562646ABRotterdam., Publishing House Bebert., 1985. 35,5 x 28,0 x 12,8 cm. Pink gefärbte Holz-Box., 62646AB Es fehlt die Holztafel von Joseph Beuys!!! Sonst aber tadelloes Exemplar.
19691000FBStuttgart. Köln. London. Reykjavik., Edition Hansjörg Mayer., 1969 - 1987. 23,2 x 17,2 / 23,2 x 23,6 / 26,7 x 23,6. OKarton mit illustriertem OUmschlag / OPapp-Box., 58038AB 20 Bände. 1. Auflage. Drei Bände auf dem Kopfschnitt etwas stockfleckig, teils geringe Bereibungen an den Umschlägen, sonst sehr gutes Exemplar.
1995156FBParis., Yvon Lambert., 1995. 156F Sehr gutes Exemplar.
1981658FBKassel., Orangerie., 1981. 658F Sehr gutes Exemplar.
197062503ABStuttgart. London. Reykjavik., Edition Hansjörg Mayer., 1970. 23 x 17 cm. [256] S. OKarton mit verleimter Papp-Manschette mit Montagen., 62503AB Auflage 1000 Exemplare. Buch am Rücken berieben, am oberen Kapital 1 cm Abrieb des Bezugspapier. Sonst sehr gutes Exemmplar. Gesammelte Werke Band 11.
1907403892Cincinnati: Johnson & Hardin for the Author 1907. 8vo. 252 pp. Frontispiece portrait of the author 57 plates. Original grey cloth blocked in red on front cover lettered on spine. A very good copy hinges cracked light wear at extremities. As-issued without jacket. SCARCE FIRST EDITION one of 500 copies of the "Subscriber's Edition" this copy out-of-series. Inscribed on the front free endpaper: "To my friend Henry Taylor Birch Captain of Antioch College Base Ball Team 1867-8 from Alfred K. Nippert Cincinnati O Oct 17th 1937." Birch was the pitcher in the historic first game between the Cincinnati Red Stockings and Antioch College. He later became a prominent Chicago attorney and philanthropist. A public park in Ft. Lauderdale FL bears his name and he donated paintings to the Art Institute of Chicago. Nippert was one of the most prominent judges in Cincinnati his wife was Maud Bamble Nippert heir to the Proctor & Gamble Company. Nippert traveled to Germany in 1916 with an unofficial message from President Wilson: he met with Kaiser Wilhelm stating that while Wilson did not doubt the sincerity of the German leaders he felt he had the support of the American people in his controversy with the Germans over submarine warfare. "In 1869 when the Cincinnati Red Stockings began their inaugural season as history's first professional baseball team they played a preseason game at the site of what is now the Grand Union Terminal in Cincinnati against the Antiochs who were regarded as one of the finest amateur clubs in Ohio. The game was played on May 15 1869 and Cincinnati defeated Antioch 41-7. Antioch had been scheduled to host the first game of this professional tour on May 31 1869 but pouring rain and an unplayable field kept the teams off the diamond. So while Antioch was not a part of the first professional baseball game the college does hold claim to hosting the first ever rainout in professional baseball" Guschov Stephen D. The Red Stockings of Cincinnati: Base Ball's First All-Professional Team and its Historic 1869 and 1870 Seasons Jefferson NC.: McFarland & Co. 1998 p. 45. Ellard writes of the game with Antioch on page 154 though he gets the details wrong see Dan Hotaling "The Antioch Connection The First Professional Game". Ellard's father had been a founding member of the Red Stockings often cited as the first professional club. Most of the book is dedicated to the Red Stockings of 1866-1870 which went undefeated for 1869 and much of 1870. The author had unique access to the original records of the club. . <br/><br/> Johnson & Hardin for the Author hardcover books
197064488ABNew York., Kineticism Press., 1970-1976. 24 x 24 cm / 43,5 x 29,5 cm. OBroschur und OKarton., 64488A_1 13 Hefte / 13 Volumes. First printing. Insgesamt sehr gutes, frisches Exemplar.
197069451ABZumikon (Schweiz)., Editions Pyra AG / Victor Vasarely., o. J. [1970]. 10,2 x 10,2 x 66 cm., 69451A Winzigste Bereibungen und minimalste Klebeschatten auf einer Seite, sonst guter bis sehr guter Zustand.
1907012194Cleveland OH: The Burrows Brothers Company 1907. 616pp/frontis/illus/maps. #30 of 150 copies.In near fine clean slipcase. Beautifully printed on extra large laid paper bound in a richly tooled half leather binder. An exceedingly rare volume. Includes: illustrations diagrams maps. During the American Revolutionary War a contingent of Delaware Christian Indians led by John Heckwelder an assistant to Moravian missionary David Zeisberger founded the last of five missions to occupy the Tuscarawas Valley between May 3 1772 and September 8 1781. Heckewelder spent forty years as a missionary among the Indians in the Ohio Valley. He was praised for his understanding of the Indian language and customs but is also known for his account of the massacre of the Christian Indians at Gnadenhutten by troops lead by Col. David Williamson in 1782. Light nicks on spine. Clean no marks. Beautiful copy. 1st Printing. Half-Leather. Near Fine/No Jacket - Issued. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Limited Numbered Copy. The Burrows Brothers Company Hardcover
19301180Paris, Editions EOS, 1930 ; in-4 en feuillets, couverture rempliée rouge-brique, sous chemise cartonnée à larges rabats et lacets de soie de même couleur et illustrée d’un grand bois gravé bistre, dos en percaline bistre ; (4) feuillets, 88 pages, (4) feuillets ; 20 bois gravés en couleurs dont dix hors-texte, six vignettes et culs-de-lampe et un grand bois illustrant l’étui et la couverture.
