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53484San Francisco: Privately photographed and printed 1976 - 1981. 1977 - 1981. WIND POWER. First edition. 11 1/2" x 10" black vinyl-covered three-ring binder holding a two-page typed press release six 8" x 10" black & white photographs and 156 2" x 2 color" photograph transparencies plus a photocopy of a newspaper clipping from the Berkeley Barb dated March 11 - 17 1977 and laid- in. Spectacular photographic coverage of a late 1970s restoration project of the historic North Dutch Windmill and the South Murphyn Windmill both located in Golden Gate Park San Francisco. Per a press release on the project found here the windmill "was originally built in 1902 to harness the inexpensive Pacific Ocean wind to power water pumps for Golden Gate Park's irrigation system" and "played a very important role" in the early development of the Park. Motorized pumps were installed in 1913 and over the years the windmill was neglected vandalized and ultimately sealed. In the early 1960s one Eleanor Rossi Crabtree "the windmill crusader" started a campaign for their restoration and over two decades raised more than $100000 in private contributions and convinced the city to match the funds. Starting in August 1976 an 18-member U.S. Navy Seabee construction crew worked one weekend a month on the project which was completed in November 1981. This binder contains three black & white reproductions of historic photographs of the windmill and three original shots of the project in progress as well as 155 numbered color Kodachrome slides documenting the restoration. There are great shots of smiling construction workers close-ups of project components and beautiful views of the park and the Bay. Laid in is a copy of a slightly snippy article from a 1977 issue of the fittingly named Berkeley Barb noting that the project was just for looks: "In short what was once an energy-producing water pump is being rebuilt as a nonfunctioning energy-draining tourist attraction - a veritable monument to the American Way." Binder and contents are very good to near fine condition. Privately photographed and printed, 1976 - 1981. unknown
352996Singapore: Singapore Tyler Print Institute 2007. First edition; limited signed edition 679 of 1200. Unpaginated with 37 black and white plates. Signed and numbered on colophon. 4to 16 x 13.5. White publisher's cloth boards with stamped black text on spine fine in pictorial dust jacket with lightly bumped upper corner and slight rubbing near center spine; else a near fine copy. First edition; limited signed edition 679 of 1200. Unpaginated with 37 black and white plates. Signed and numbered on colophon. 4to 16 x 13.5. Singapore Tyler Print Institute unknown
1937140945384New York: John Day in association with Reynal & Hitchcock 1937. First Edition. Very Good/Near Fine. First edition first printing. Signed by Lin Yutang on a blank following the copyright page; former owner's penciled address above Yutang's signature and offsetting to that and the copyright page from a clipping formerly laid in. Bound in publisher's original black cloth stamped in red and gilt. Very Good with lean to binding wear to extremities. Pages tanned. Former owner's penciled notations old price and bookseller ticket to rear endsheet. In a Near Fine unclipped dust jacket with light wear at the extremities and light sunning to the spine. One of the influential Chinese author inventor philosopher and linguist's best-selling work; rare signed. John Day in association with Reynal & Hitchcock unknown
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142851Bungendore: Odana Editions 2003. First Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. Bungendore Odana Editions 2003. Large quarto xii 315 pages with numerous illustrations 'over 160 watercolours in all and over 120 works in other media' with a tipped-in frontispiece a large colour photographic print of 'The Presentation' 269 × 206 mm. Full grey calf lettered in silver on the spine and front cover; short crease to the inside bottom corner of the frontispiece; trifling production flaw to one opening pages 200-201; a near-fine copy with the plain cloth slipcase the cloth now a little mottled. The 135 watercolours featured 'in this volume are a chronological survey of Norman Lindsay's work in the medium from 1897 when he was eighteen years old to 1969 when he died at the age of ninety. Where my research has found other works relating in any way to the 135 featured watercolours . they have also been reproduced and in some cases works in other media with the same title but unrelated to the watercolour have been reproduced for clarification purposes. There are over 160 watercolours in all and over 120 works in other media' Author's Notes. <p>'This De Luxe Edition limited to 550 signed and numbered copies of which 500 are for sale contains a photograph of the watercolour "The Presentation"'; this is copy number 104 signed by Lin Bloomfield. Odana Editions hardcover
