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19652091502133904084Not Available 1965. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Not Available paperback
1940196571940. African American Black Models in Commercial Print: Philadelphia Studio Fashion Photoshoot 1930s-1940s Archive of 4 Original Vintage Photographs. Each black and white silver gelatin photograph measures 3.5" x 4.5". All photographs were captured at Condax Studio in Philadelphia. Condax Studios was associated with the Models' Guild of Philadelphia which served as a "central resource of information for commercial photographers connecting them with professional models for television fashion and convention work". All photographs capture a black woman striking various poses in two contrasting outfits. In two photographs she poses in a black dress and heels glamorous jewelry and a rose. Her eyes are slightly covered by a black birdcage veil. In the remaining two photographs she sports a posh blazer and skirt set glamorous jewelry heels and an umbrella. Until the middle of the 1940s consumer advertising completely ignored the black consumer and virulent racial segregation in the United States meant that Black people's needs were not being satisfied. Thus traditional advertisers were reluctant to associate the image of a black person with their products. At this point in time they perceived it may lead to a loss in sales by the way Black people were viewed in society. These photographs capture an early instance of a Black print model in an era where there was little representation. Two photographs are minority wrinkled not affecting image quality. This photo archive is expressive and in very good condition overall. unknown
1984197351984. Photographic archive 1984 documenting African American participation in fashion runway culture during a period of expanding visibility for Black models within commercial and public-facing fashion events. The images center on runway presentation styling and performance with emphasis on clothing posture and audience reception. The material supports research into Black representation in fashion the aesthetics of 1980s design and the intersection of race visibility and consumer culture within the fashion industry.<br /> Archive of 20 original color photographs dated July 1984. Prints measure approximately 4 x 4.5 inches to 5 x 6 inches. The photographs depict multiple runway scenes featuring Black models in varied outfits including bright casual wear dresses athletic ensembles and business-influenced styles. Specific images include a model wearing a pink lace floral dress with ribbon detailing and white heels figures in coordinated athletic-inspired outfits with bold color accents and a model in a white dress trimmed with pink ruffles and pearl-like ornamentation. One image shows a male model in white flared overalls and sandals. Additional photographs capture audience members of mixed racial identities seated along the runway as well as backstage moments in which models pose against a wall displaying portraits of other figures associated with the production or company. Several prints bear date stamps reading "7/84" on the verso.<br /> Produced during a decade marked by gradual shifts in fashion industry representation these photographs provide visual evidence of Black models occupying central roles in runway presentation while engaging with broader stylistic trends of the period. The inclusion of both runway and backstage scenes allows for study of performance preparation and audience interaction within fashion environments. Light handling wear and minor surface marks; overall very good condition. A cohesive visual record of 1980s runway culture with emphasis on African American representation. unknown
1950206231950. Archive of three black and white silver gelatin photographs of black models dating from the 1950s-70s. Photographs measure approx. 8" x 10". This archive includes a press photo from 1974 showing model Beverly Bradshaw posed in front of a museum display of elephants wearing a traditional Nigerian Ibo wrapped dress designed by Angie Ihejirika. Article on verso from the Chicago Sun Times details Mrs. Ihejirika's demonstration of the art of African wrapping at the Field Museum of Natural History. Photo has a bald patch on left side not affecting subject matter. Also included is a print of twelve Kodak film cells showing actress and model Nancy Westbrook in a series of poses sitting within a large picture frame. Seven images show Westbrook in a bikini and five wearing only a fur stole. These photographs date to the early 1950s and least one the third down on the left appeared in Jet Magazine with a short profile of Ms. Westbrook in 1953. Another photograph undated shows a black model in profile from the neck up smiling in a sun hat tilted away from camera to frame her head with a halo-like effect. Modeling in fashion and print has historically been dominated by white women reflecting a bias in beauty standards in the United States. These images show black women claiming space in the often exclusionary fashion world of the mid-late 20th century. Overall very good condition. Three images of black fashion models in the US 1950s-70s. unknown
197262697Montreal PQ: Angelina De Bello. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. Two volumes in French. Tight bright unmarked books in clean green cloth; in dust jacket pink over green and yellow over green with touches of shelfwear. ; 407 pages . Angelina De Bello hardcover
197267116Montreal Quebec: Angelina De Bello. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. Two volumes in French. Tight bright unmarked books in clean green cloth; in dust jackets pink over green and yellow over green with touches of shelfwear. ; 407 pages . Angelina De Bello hardcover
1954401926London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson 1954. This is a look at the history of fashion and how social circles and famous figures influence it. Book is an ex-library book in good condition with usual markings soil stains and edgewear. 2nd impression. 343 pages 8.5 x 5.5. Ex-lib. Hard Cover. Good/Good. Illus. by Beaton Cecil. Weidenfeld and Nicolson Hardcover
1972608860New York: Harper & Row Publishers 1972. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. First Harper & Row edition. Attractive ownership signature of noted architectural light designer Richard Kelly on the front fly else fine in a very good lightly age-toned dust jacket with quarter-sized stain on front panel. The early 20th Century's most notorious example of underground lesbian literature. Harper & Row, Publishers hardcover
19872111902160305902atre fashion 1987. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 152 sheets Size: Large book 39cm x 27.5cm Number of books: 150 complete set atre fashion paperback
192613421Holborn UK: The Associated Fashion Artists. Near Fine. 1926. First Edition. Hardcover. Slight rubbing to the covers and the spine label is mostly faded & worn away. The contents however are very fine. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 296 pages . The Associated Fashion Artists hardcover
1990024871London: Sidgwick & Jackson 1990. No marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards and with slight bumping to most corners. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn with slight rubbing to upper corners and some creasing to lower front and upper rear edges. 144pp. Very well illustrated study of royal wedding dresses with all the fashion details and the associated account of social change fashion history and the influence of royalty. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good /Very Good -. 11 x 8.75 inches. Sidgwick & Jackson Hardcover
1975047198Kyoto Japan: Senshoku to Seikatsusha Publishing Co 1975. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Folio. 76 pages indexed 104 colour plates. Hardcover in green cloth. Binding has scuffs on front and rear covers. SIGNED by the author on the half title. Text is clean. Text is in English with Japanese translation on the facing page. <br/> <br/> Senshoku to Seikatsusha Publishing Co hardcover
19207071New York NY USA: American Fashion Company Publishers 1920. 1st. Paperback. Fair/No Dust Jacket. Gray illustrated covers. FIRST EDITION. Old Series Vol. XXVIII. No 7. There are six pages of illustrations in black-and-white of furs on models. The centre double page is missing which would have held another six illustrations. The lower corners are folded. Scarce copy. Oversized yet thin book. 24 pages. <br/><br/>1AB1 C American Fashion Company Publishers paperback
19207072New York NY USA: American Fashion Company Publishers 1920. 1st. Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. Soft cover. FIRST EDITION. Gray illustrated covers. There are eight full page color illustrations of modeled furs. There is light foxing. There is a half-inch tear at the base of the spine. Scarce copy. Oversized yet thin book. 21 pages. <br/><br/>1AB1 C American Fashion Company Publishers paperback
1996BOOKS072947INew York: Birch Lane Press 1996. HC. fine w/fine dustjacket hardcover with review press release. B&W illustrations. ISBN 1559723386 This copy is uniquely packaged as sent to reviewers with the review press release tucked partially overlaying the front cover. Then a red garter circles the book block and attached is a red ribbon with a card with the title and contact information. Could be the only copy remaining thus. Images available 212pp. Birch Lane Press unknown
1909SKU1149469Duffield & Co 1909-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good/Missing. Red cloth covered boards with black titles; edges worn; spine slightly sun faded/discolored; 12 mo 6 3/4"-7 3/4" tall; no jacket. Interior is clean and unmarked; 265 pages. Duffield & Co hardcover
19900009671Moscow: Sovetskii Khudozhnik 1990. First edition. Hardcover. Fine/fine. 4to 291 pages cloth; in bumped publisher's slipcase <br/><br/>Pictorial treatment of young Soviet artists of the 1980s Sovetskii Khudozhnik hardcover
197371228United Air Lines Inc 1973. Poster. Very Good. Poster measuring 40"h x 25"w. Some very light wear. Vintage promotional airline travel poster advertising skiing at Park City and Snowbird Utah resorts. Also highlights skiing in other Western states such as California Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico the Rockies; Aspen; Crested Butte; Steamboat; Jackson Hole; Taos; Vail; Alpine Meadows; Heavenly Valley; Northstar. United Air Lines, Inc unknown
195029382Bridgeport CT: Hollander Metal Product Corp 1950. Very Good. Bridgeport CT: Hollander Metal Product Corp. ca. 1950s. Six-panel folding trade catalog with 58 belt buckle samples. Belt buckles tied down and numbered and first four sample pages are labeled either bronze cast bronze brass wire or steel wire. Variance in design and size are subtle though apparent. Hollander would go on to produce belt buckles for the Department of Defense during the Vietnam War. Folder edgeworn scuffed and rubbed with brief exposure to edges. Rust-spotting and dust soiling to interior; overall Very Good. Hollander Metal Product Corp unknown
196446801New York: Doric Publishing Co. 1964-1965. Two vols. Folio. 106; 108 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 100 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends stretch fabrics mohair rayon lace and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers minor shelfwear rubbing still VG bright copies. First editions of these issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. These issues include extensive sections with fabric samples of the new and coming fabrics and fabric designs for the 1960s. Doric Publishing Co., paperback
195046798New York: Reporter Publications 1950-1951. Two vols. Folio. 123 1 16 pp unpaginated insert; 134 2 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 100 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends taffeta ribbons quilted fabrics and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers first with Steinberg cover art 2nd w/ classical image of spinning wool minor shelfwear slight creasing VG set. First editions of these two issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. The section on Renaissance Florence influences on textiles and patterns is quite nice and the ads are beautiful with many different fashion designs and samples. Reporter Publications, paperback
195346799New York: Reporter Publications 1953-1955. Four vols. Folio. 151 1; 116 2; 116 16; 100 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 200 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends taffeta ribbons quilted fabrics and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers first with Chinese still live cover art 2nd w/ Van Gogh Starry Night; 3rd w/ Hiroshige 4th with Herman Miller textile patterns minor shelfwear slight creasing VG set. First editions of these four issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. The articles on the silk section in No. 26 are of particular interest as are the numerous references to Army uniforms aviation fabrics automobile fabrics and of particular interest is the index to the first 28 issues in No. 29. Reporter Publications, paperback
192258300New York: James H. Dunham & Co. 336-338-340-342-344 Broadway 1922. Folio. 10.25 x 13.5 in. 22 108 2 201-280 pp. w/ 32 pp. of product insert promotions and plates 3 large folding. With 100’s of illustrations photos 24 tipped-in fabric swatches & samples in assorted colours and textiles. Quarter-black cloth over printed illustrated softcovers rounded corners illustration front cover printed borders dustsoiling to fore-edges darkening to textblock couple minor closed tears toning to order forms still VG- copy. First edition thus of this expansive and well-illustrated dry goods catalogue filled with listings and samples of Percale Suitings Chiffons Ginghams Chambrays and Fine Zephyrs embossed colour samples Cannon and Boott Mills towels ads for Bear Brand Hosiery and more. Also present are ads and pricing for Dunham’s fancy ribbons Burson fashion hosiery petticoats flannel wear sateen bloomers buttons and Fleisher yarns. Founded originally in Hartford CT by Amos Eno the company would go through several incarnations and reformulations as a dry goods business in New York until new large warehouse and retail site was built on Broadway after the death of James Dunham d. 1901. Worldcat locates 1 copy Hagley similar pagination. James H. Dunham & Co., 336-338-340-342-344 Broadway, paperback
195246800New York: Reporter Publications 1952. Folio. 127 1 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 50 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends taffeta ribbons quilted fabrics and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers minor shelfwear rubbing still VG bright copy. First edition of this issue of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. This issue includes a large section on wool wool fabrics comments by such designers as Vincent Montesano Sam Deitsch Claire McCardell Vera Maxwell and others why they favor wool and more. Reporter Publications, paperback
194946797New York: Reporter Publications 1949-1950. Two vols. Folio. 119 1 16 pp unpaginated insert; 134 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates 103 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers first with Van Gogh painting on cover 2nd w/ Chartres stained glass windows minor shelfwear slight creasing VG set. First editions of these two issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. The Crompton Velvets insert includes beautiful illustrations of models and the available velvets at the time along with their ads in Mademoiselle Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar of the time. The special insert title Notebook of a dreamer in the Chartres Cathedral issue shows how modern designers can pull fashion inspiration from designs in 12th and 13th-century manuscripts. Reporter Publications, paperback