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1975B7237Sydney: Dalgety. 1975. Stapled wraps. Very Good. Wrappers lightly rubbed.; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 120 pages; A rural trade catalogue including; firearms fencing veterinary household chemicals saddlery and horse care etc. . Dalgety paperback
1974B7238Sydney: Dalgety. 1974. Stapled wraps. Very Good. Wrappers lightly rubbed.; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 112 pages; A rural trade catalogue including; firearms fencing veterinary household chemicals saddlery and horse care etc. . Dalgety paperback
192073653Bruxelles: Imprimerie Goossens 1920. First edition. Quarto. 2 pp. introduction and 80 pp. of color plates depicting the various patterns and colors of damask silk and velvet textiles available. Publisher's brown printed wrappers. Only 2 copies located by OCLC none in North America. A gorgeous trade catalog.We cannot ascertain the maker of the catalog but on the front cover are the large initials V.F. Imprimerie Goossens unknown
193075315Rochester: Rochester Landscape Co. ca. 1930. First edition. Octavo bound at the top. 128 pp. including 114 full page color illustrations of mainly flowering plants on offer. As one opens the book there is a vividly colored illustrations by the the Process Color Printing Company of Rochester of a plant nad aboe that is a long description of it and its uses and manner of care. Publisher's printed gray wrappers with a green cloth tape spine at the top as issued. A wonderful copy. Rochester Landscape Co. hardcover
1907302671Lyon: Imprimerie Gougenheim Frères 1907. 30 numbered chromolithograph plates. Thin oblong 8vo 9-3/4 x 4-1/4 in. Printed gray wrappers stapled and with hole punches and string gold foil stamped arms on front cover. Light wear to covers. With the distribution stamp of Albert Martin 6 Rue des Tonneliers Marseille. 30 numbered chromolithograph plates. Thin oblong 8vo 9-3/4 x 4-1/4 in. A finely printed trade catalogue illustrating the liqueurs and brandies offered by the Lyon wine distributors Eugéne Vincent & Cie including Crème de Cacoa-chouva various brands of curaçao and triple sec anisette fruit brandies Peronneau absinthe and Grog Americain a bottled punch. Imprimerie Gougenheim Frères unknown
1927239745New York: Harry Hope & Co. 103 Park Avenue 1927. Illustrated. 1 vols. 8vo. Gray printed wrappers. Fine. Illustrated. 1 vols. 8vo. Offering Lead Pipe Heads Cast Lead Fret Panels Wrought Lead Pipes Wrought Lead Gutters and Pipes Wrought Lead Gutters Wrought Lead Flower Boxes Cisterns and Sundials etc. <br/><br/> Harry Hope & Co. 103 Park Avenue unknown
194074795New York: United States Rubber Co 1940. This production was issued for Boy Scouts only. Folio 12 x 20 inches. It is bound at the bottom so that Boy Scouts could take it and go door to door and flip the pages for their prospective customers to view the various styles available. The first leaf is a chromolithograph and the remainder are monochrome. 16 leaves showing the various types of Keds available and 4 leaves at the rear discussing the prizes available to Troops that sell the most Publisher's yellow flexible soft front cover with the following printed message "53 Million Keds Messages to 7 Basic Markets." The rear cover is stiff cardboard. All bound by a single brad at the bottom. A few red dots on front and very minor foxing to first leaf else a very clean and handsome copy.Some of the styles features are: Yeoman Oxford Majestic Oxford Bike Keds Kes Speedway Keds Stride Keds Devlin. Majestic Keds etcIn 1916 U.S. Rubber consolidated 30 different shoe brand names to create one company. Initially the brand name "Peds" was chosen for the company from the Latin word for feet but the name was already trademarked so the settled on the name "Keds." Because the shoes had a soft rubber sole they became known as sneakers as the rubber soles allowed "sneaking around silently". By the early 1920s the shoes were worn by Olympic soccer players national and international tennis champions and college athletes. In 1926 the Keds Triumph shoe was introduced They remain hugely popular even today. United States Rubber Co, unknown
192874351Detroit: Acme White Lead and Color Works 1928. First edition. Quarto. 55 1 pp. Color illustrations of decorated rooms throughout. Publisher's gray bards with front cover bearing red lettering green endpapers. Very small and discrete personal stamp at upper margin of frontispiece and title else a really lovely copy. Acme White Lead and Color Works unknown
192572093Sturgis MI: Kirsch Manufacturing Company 1925. First edition. Octavo. 30 pp. with numerous illustrations of drapes and other window treatments. Eight of the pages have color illustrations for showing fabrics. Publisher's pictorial color wrappers Mild spine rubbing else a very good copy.Laid in is a typed letter to the recipient of this catalog Ms. Annette Weatherford a Home Economics Instructor from Ashland Oregon. Kirsch Manufacturing Company unknown
195076742Germany: N.p. 1950. Oblong quarto 12 3/4 x 9 inches. 60 pp. Comprised entirely tinted illustration of early mid-century furniture offerings. Publishe'rs wrappers with two brads gilt and black cover lettering. Small bit of lower to with gnawing. A very good and visually pleasing catalog. N.p. unknown
191074539Valence-sur-Rhone: Imprimerie d'Art Jules Ceas & Fils ca. 1910. First edition. Oblong folio 12 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches. 8 including title pp. of text plus 34 full page illustrations each with its tissue guard. Publisher's string-tied wrappers with gilt cover lettering and inset color illustration. Some guards with fold or small tears. An excellent copy.A wonderfully vivid catalog of the printing capabilities of this venerable French printing house. Jules Ceas & Fils seem to have specialized in art books and finely printed matter including advertisements. The text speaks of their great mastery of trichromatic printing and various other advances in the art. In the main the book is a demonstration of their abilities. The first 14 full page illustrations are trichromatic color and the remaining 20 are full page monochromatic illustrations. Many of the color illustrations are for French firms and a number of fairly famous artists were used such as G. Camps M. de Juilly L. Ageron and others. No copies located by OCLC. Imprimerie d'Art Jules Ceas & Fils unknown
190876621Detroit: Detroit Decorative Supply Co. 1908. First edition. Quarto. 114 pp. Straight informative text until p. 5 and then photographic illustrations of products on the rectos with descriptions and pricing on the opposing versos. Publisher's pictorial wrappers in shades of gray. Some rubbing but very good. OCLC only locates two copies. Detroit Decorative Supply Co. unknown
190874868Lorain Ohio: Pierce Brothers. Very Good. 1908. Softcover. Press of The Lorain Printing Co. Lorain Ohio. 1908. This catalogue is soft-bound in gray wrappers with black printing to the covers. The staple binding is solid. The contents are bright and clean with illustrations of furniture Chairs Parlor Goods Couches Davenports Rockers Jewel Stoves Etc. as well as the Funeral Parlor Chapel Reception Room and an illustration of an early Horse-Drawn Ambulance. Complete in 16 pages and measuring 6 x 9 inches and very fresh bright condition. . Pierce Brothers paperback
192475090Ball Ground Georgia: Southern Marble and Stone Company 1924. First edition of this issue. Quarto. 138 pp. Pp. 9-130 are entirely taken up with photographic illustrations of the various tombstones on offer. Publisher's stiff burgundy wrappers with cover lettering and designs in black and silver. A very good copy.Comes with 3 price lists dated 1924 2 printed ink blotters 3 self-addressed envelopes 6 copies of the Contract and 4 sheets of letterhead paper featuring the Sphinx. In 1835 the world's richest deposit of white crystalline marble was discovered in the area of Georgia then known as "Long Swamp Valley." As quarries moved into the area it soon became known as Marble Hill. Around 1880 the greater world became aware of these rich deposits and soon sought to take them over. Early in the 20th century Frank H. Sidall and H.C. Clement both Northerners looking to make some money in the "New South" created the Georgia Marble Company. By 1916 the Georgia Marble Company had purchased the Southern Marble and Stone Company and four more plant facilities at Marble Hill Nelson Ball Ground and Marietta. With the final purchase in 1941 of the Georgia Marble Finishing Works at Canton the Georgia Marble Company had achieved a virtual monopoly of this excellent supply of top-tier marble. Although it was purchased by a Canadian multinational company in 2003 the Georgia Marble Company continues to be the world's largest producer of marble products. Southern Marble and Stone Company unknown
1980B7460c.1980's. Ring binder. Fine. A six page colour brochure precedes 18 ring bound double sided slips displaying 35 samples 1 missing.; 4to 11" - 13" tall . unknown
19599787Minneapolis: Geo. T. Walker & Company Inc. Very Good. 1959. Hard Cover. Trade Catalogue Stout 4to 1026 pp VG in cloth. Over 3500 b&w engravings with detailed descriptions of everything in scientific equipment from acid handling equipment to wire. Includes an index. Surprisingly uncommon. . Geo. T. Walker & Company Inc. hardcover
1924101008Southend-on-Sea: Young & Marten Ltd ca. 1924. Tall 8vo. Illustrated throughout in color and b/w 2 tinted and 4 color wallpapers samples and 32 color paint sample swatches tipped in. 524 pp. on various paper stocks. Publisher's purple cloth front cover titled and decorated in gilt spine faded Attractive trade catalogue by this well known firm featuring a wide selection of home construction products including light fittings fireplaces bathroom fittings leaded lights door and window furniture paint wallpapers etc. Young & Marten, Ltd hardcover
190475659New York : Veedee Manufacturing Company 1904. First edition of the trade catalog marketing a vibrator which they unfortunately entitled "The Veedee." Small octavo. 16 pp. including 6 pages of photographic illustrations of the device itself and its various methods of application. Publisher' printed red wrappers. Lower tip of rear wrapper with a very small piece excised else a very good copy.As often the case with promotional material this pamphlet starts off with many laudatory reviews: "What a gigantic thrill"; "I'd rather have a vibration treatment than eat": "It simply thrills the pain out of you." Then comes the litany of ills that this wonder device will do away with; deafness influenza asthma. kidney disease rheumatism gout paralysis sciatica etc. A fun chapter is called "A Pleasant Sensation." From the illustrations it appears to be a hand-held device you would crank to provide the "vibrations." OCLC locates zero copies. Veedee Manufacturing Company unknown
190173582Buffalo NY: George Werner 1901. First edition Oblong quarto. 12 pp. Printed on rectos only. Illustrated. Publisher's string-tied blue wrappers lettered in silver. Very good; no real issues.This pamphlet is composed of two illustrations of Werner's Speed Wagons one in color and the remaining pages tout the excellence of his vehicles. The first wagon shown is labeled No. 2: Regular Speed Wagon and the second is labeled No. 3; Speed Wagon on Wheels. Presumably George had already retired No. 1 in all three copies located by OCLC there are six leaves present as here. Werner's speed wagons could probably outrun any vehicle on a 1901 road. They had tubular steel running gear wire wheels and pneumatic tires. George Werner founded the family carriage business soon after the Civil War and produced vehicles for wealthy Buffalonians until 1904. George Werner unknown
192475840Pittsburgh: Harrison-Walker Refractories Co. 1924. Harrison-Walker Refractories Co. unknown
1927239742Harrison N.J.: Bosman & Casson 1927. Illustrated. 356 pp. 1 vols. Small 4to. Faux leather. Fine. Illustrated. 356 pp. 1 vols. Small 4to. <br/><br/> Bosman & Casson hardcover
19203344<p>A fine copy of a rare trade catalogue issued by the Trenton Potteries Company. Decorative wrappers bound in dos-a-dos style tied with two silk twists one olive green one ochre. "Bathrooms of Character" has 40 pages beautifully illustrated with plans for creating a stylish bathroom. The cover design features a background in olive green squares outlined in white suggesting tiles with title letters in a raised white Arts and Crafts font. Embellishments of "tiles" with soft ochre stylized irises and foliage complete the handsome composition. The pamplet's counterpart "Porcelain Fixtures For Kitchen and Laundry" has 31 pages also nicely illustrated. Its cover design is identical to that of the bathroom pamphlet reversing the use of colors with ochre squares outlined in white and the iris designs executed in olive green. The text presents a wide array of superior qualities of the products including "Your Maid Will Find Cleaning Easy". It attests to shared contemporary frustrations "Every woman has had experience with the "servant problem". Dimensions and prices are included. This is the sixth edition of a booklet that was updated beginning circa 1914. Advertisements for the brochures were carried by some of the most prestigious periodicals of the day including House Beautiful Country Life and The Fra. Very scarce indeed particularly in fine condition and retaining the original postal envelope addressed in this case to "Gladys Drinkwater 1124 St. Vincent Street Utica N.Y." The envelope has a pencil date of 10/21/21 as well as the original three cent purple George Washington stamp canceled.</p> Trenton Pottery Co. paperback
19989781888998146<p>Brand New Original US Edition. Customer service! Satisfaction Guaranteed.</p> Global Professional Publishing hardcover
1925171055Various publishers. circa1925. A small archive of 30 catalogues newsletters and other early 20th century trade ephemera reflecting the water pumps and motors that were available in Japan in the first quarter of the 20th century. Original wrappers some are folded occasional creasing at margins and minor soiling or browning. Overall very good. Sizes vary from 8.4 x 15.2 to 27 x 39cm. This is an interesting collection of Japanese trade catalogues on water pumps and motors. Some of the machines were imported from the US and while others were made in Japan. <br> <br>The items included in this collection are: <br> <br>2 AMF water supplying system catalogues. One with coloured illustrations. Text in Japanese. <br>2 Wagner Motor catalogues with black and white photographic illustrations price list and specifications. Text in Japanese. <br>1 Tominaga House Pump catalogue with black and white photographic illustrations and specifications. Text in Japanese. <br>3 Century Motors catalogues for the wool yarn system of lubrication and electric refrigeration systems with black and white photographic illustrations. Text in English. <br>2 Mitsubishi motor catalogues with black and white photographic illustrations. Text in Japanese. <br>2 Shibaura later Toshiba motor catalogues with black and white photographic illustrations. Text in Japanese. <br>3 copies of Nakajima Denki monthly newsletter of March 1926 reporting the Great Electric Exhibition in Osaka. Text in Japanese. <br>2 copies of Stover oil generator catalogue with specifications. Text in Japanese. <br>16 miscellaneous water pump catalogues of Japanese traders with black and white photographic illustrations. Text in Japanese. . Various publishers. unknown
192371058New York: Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America 1923. 1st edition. Nice Copy. octavo. orig. dec. cloth viii 396pp. b/w pls. text ills. plans appendix index Covers: Commercial Aircraft in the US; National Airplane races; Airship progress in 1922; Technical progress in aircraft production; Aircraft & Engine design etc. with 56 nice three-view aircraft plans. Memorial bookplate on front paste-down. Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America hardcover
