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DETAILES ARQUITECTONICOS MODERNOS VOLUME 5 ONLY

Americana 20th Century Architecture Building Design ShinglesABAA

Shingle Branch West Coast Lumbermen's Association Collection of Advertising Materials Including Letter Newspaper Electrotypes Illustrated Pamphlets

191623655Seattle Washington: Shingle Branch West Coast Lumbermen's Association 1916. Group of materials includes: 1916 Farm Buildings of Red Cedar Shingles 16 pages black and white illustrated throughout including photos and plans of George Brewster's farm buildings at Brookville L.I. designed by Alfred Hopkins A.A.I.A.; others from Seattle WA with 1916 Distinctive American Homes of Red Cedar Shingles 16 pages similarly illustrated with various designs plans and layouts of homes using this product; both of these 6" x 9" approx. size stapled illustrated covers both with color interior stamps "Red Cedar Shingles The Roof of Ages" tipped on first and last leaves and both with laid-in postal return cards for more information; with Newspaper Electrotypes for Red Cedar Shingle Dealers showing 6 advertising designs for the product illustrated and with txt pricing; ".You can run these in your local paper just as they are." these were free sent for the cost of postage - also matrices were available; the newspaper advertising cuts are illustrated one side of a large sheet approx. 16 1/2" x 22 1/2" size; folded as issued and with light wear; with a small flyer How You Can Increase Shingle Sales from the Dealers' Service Bureau of the Association printed 3 sides approx. 3 1/2" 6 1/2" size with a lined-through correction; with 1918 typed printed letter signed by the Asst. secretary of the association sent to Sherman Ernhout & Son Livingston Manor NY referring to a purchase Ernhout made of M.R. Smith Lumber & Shingle Co. and sending the enclosed advertisements as a helping aid to selling the shingles they'd bought; on Association letterhead light wear fold lines; all items in very good condition; with the original mailer about 1/3 torn away as are its postage stamps; an interesting group of advertising materials for this specific architectural product. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Shingle Branch West Coast Lumbermen's Association Paperback books

Certain Books, ABAA · États-Unis125,00 $US≈ 105,76 €

ArchitectureABAA

Photo Album Documenting Construction of Plaza Movie Theater

196614345Jacksonville FL: Munn Photography ca. 1966-1967. Hardcover. Very good . Oblong folio commercial album measuring approximately 15.5" x 12". Burlap covered boards with matted color photograph mounted to front. 22-ring clasp metal binding. 27 yellow construction paper pages containing 53 approximately 8" x 10" photographs 47 black and white 6 color mounted both recto and verso. Several related news clippings and articles loosely laid-in. Split in burlap at joint though cover securely attached. Title photograph on front board with substantial fingerprinting handling wear. Age toning to edges of interior paste-downs and occasionally at page edges. Five photos with tiny areas of image loss from having stuck to the print mounted opposite. Otherwise contents bright clean and well-preserved. About very good. <br/><br/>Album carefully documenting the construction of The Kent Theaters Plaza "Rocking Chair" Theater on Phillips Highway U.S. Hwy #1 in Jacksonville FL which opened its doors January 27 1967. Photographs thoroughly detail construction from groundbreaking to completion: concrete placement steel erection masonry interior construction placement of the rooftop A/C unit signage projector and speaker installation workers and laborers as well as finished shots of the theater's interior and exterior. All black and white construction images dated beginning 9/1/66 and ending 1/23/67. The six color photos are undated though were likely captured on or around the theater's opening day to showcase the finished work. A full page color ad from January 26 1967 issue of the JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL is laid-in. The Plaza's amenities including ample parking "1000 FREE PARKING SPACES" according to the ad rocking chair seats and easy access to expressways marked a sea change in options for the moviegoing public - a move that culminates in our modern multiplexes. Munn Photography hardcover books

Brian Cassidy Bookseller at Type Punch Matrix · États-Unis800,00 $US≈ 676,88 €

ArchitectureABAA

The Brickbuilder bound volume 1903-1904

190320404Boston: Rogers & Manson. Good. 1903-1904. Vols. 12-13. Hardcover. NOISBN . no dust jacket solid binding but much external wear including fraying at several corners spotting on front cover etc.; internally quite clean and firmly bound with the exception of one loose page. B&W photographs plates diagrams plans etc. Bound volume of 24 monthly issues of this large-format architectural trade periodical approx. 13" x 10-1/2" containing about 550 pages altogether "devoted to the interests of architecture in materials of clay." The publication contains a wealth of information regarding architectural and construction practices of the period primarily in the U.S. although there are a number of features focusing on British architecture and occasional coverage of notable structures in Spain Germany and elsewhere. Designs are presented and discussed for nearly every type of private and public building: single-family homes hotels department stores train stations apartment houses office buildlings clubhouses hospitals churches including Westminster Cathedral in London etc. Many topics are treated in-depth in multi-part articles: "The Planning of Apartment Houses"; "The Business Side of an Architect's Office"; "Hospital Planning" there's a LOT about hospitals; "Interesting Brick and Terra-Cotta Architecture in St. Louis"; "Brickwork on the Pacific Slope" mostly dealing with San Francisco -- before the 1906 earthquake of course; etc. An article on "Brick Architecture in and about Chicago" in the September 1903 issue features photos of several Frank Lloyd Wright houses. As one might imagine there is a great deal of attention paid to "fireproof" construction including several articles of the "lessons learned" variety in the wake of various notable urban fires e.g. the Iroquois Theatre fire in Chicago in December 1903. Especially notable in this regard is an extensive 52-page report on the Great Baltimore Fire of February 1904 issued as a special supplement to the March 1904 issue; it describes and discusses the fire's causes and effects in great detail and is illustrated with numerous "aftermath" photos of various buildings. This is considered the third most destructive urban fire in American history surpassed only by Chicago's 1871 blaze and the San Francisco earthquake and fire in 1906. Indexes to both volumes are bound in at the front. . Rogers & Manson hardcover books

ReadInk · États-Unis400,00 $US≈ 338,44 €