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3-47979Milano Gruppo Editoriale Jackson 1980 8vo brossura con copertina illustrata a colori pp. 178 con numerose figure nel testo n. 24 della collana. Stato di nuovo. unknown
1960A116801London: The 750 Motor Club Ltd. 1960. 2nd edition. Nice copy. small quarto. card covers 199pp. b/w plates text ills. diags. Special BuildersÕ Guide 2nd edition for 1172 & 750 Formulae Contructors The 750 Motor Club Ltd. unknown
1979K304600Sydney: Ure Smith 1979. 1st edition. Fine. large octavo. hardback with dust jacket 160pp. col. & b/w pls. map Ure Smith hardcover
47915This husband and wife acting couple created created "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" as a radio comedy in the 1940s and by the time it transitioned to television 1952-66 on ABC it included their two sons as well. Collection of all four signatures on three irrgularly-trimmed roughly rectangular slips accompanied by a modern glossy 8" X 10" black-and-white photograph an "Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" still scene showing four smiling Nelsons descending a ship's gangplank. On a 2 3/4" X 4" slip with red scalloped edges top and bottom and a floral bouquet at upper left Harriet boldly pens "Best wishes / Harriet Nelson" in blue ink and below her signature Ozzie signs in black ballpoint. On a 3" X 2½" slip older brother Dave pens "To Donald Burnell / Best wishes / Dave Nelson" large and bold in black fineline. On a 3½" X 2" slip younger brother Ricky who went on to become a pop singing sensation pens "To Donald Burnell / Best Wishes / Rick Nelson" in black fineline." Very good. All three slips bear small border tape stains slightly touching upon several letters; all three are undated but are circa 1960. Unusual gathering of all four Nelsons. unknown
193099775<p>New York: The Alstan Company Inc. 1930. 1930. Very good. - Quarto 12 inches high by 9 inches wide. Softcover bound in stapled brown wraps titled & decorated in black on the front cover. The covers are bumped. 32 pages profusely illustrated in color and black & white. Very good.</p><p>A slip tipped in at the front states that "All prices in this catalog are list and subject to the wholesale discount of 50%".</p> New York: The Alstan Company, Inc. 1930. paperback
198827975Berkeley CA: University of California Press. Near Fine. c.1988. First Edition. Hardcover. no dust jackets as issued both volumes virtually as-new with only the slightest traces of handling wear internally completely unmarked. Compilation of credit data on 5189 feature films defined as films four reels or more in length from the decade that saw the birth of the feature film. The first volume of this massive ongoing indispensible reference work to be completed after the resuscitation of the Catalog project in the mid-80s it in many ways a map or a tour guide through a vanished land since between 80% and 90% of the films documented herein no longer exist in any form. The cataloguers thus denied direct access in most cases to the objects being catalogued the films nonetheless did a prodigious job of marshaling the extant evidence from contemporaneous printed materials such as trade reviews and articles catalogs and advertisements issued by the early film companies and extant archival records. This was especially daunting since at the beginning of this decade the entire concept of "credits" for films was still in the future and even by the end of the decade the on-screen credits for most films represented only a fraction of the people who created them. The individual film entries include whatever credits could be uncovered; a plot synopsis; bibliographic citations and "notes" the latter serving as a catch-all for random pieces of background information on the film. The second volume includes indexes by: personal name; corporate name; subject; genre; geographic location; literary and dramatic sources. NOTE that additional postage charges will be assessed for international shipping or for Priority Mail service to U.S. addresses no charge for Media Mail as with all our offerings; if this concerns you please contact us for a shipping quote before placing your order. . University of California Press hardcover
21259Ipswich: W.S. Cowell 1951. Paper bound small oblong 8vo 53 plates. Minor bump to bottom edge of block else very good. 190 grams. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg Manitoba. Ipswich: W.S. Cowell, 1951 unknown
19029999_01488New York Akouphone Manufacturing Co. London The Aural & Optical Company 1902. 1st Edition . Soft cover. . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ . Octavo. Pp. 32. Illustrated title-page. Ornamental head- and tail-pieces and initials. Original publisher's illustrated wrappers bit finger soiled corner creased. In a very good condition. ~ FIRST EDITION. Very rare publication which aims to explain catarrhal deafness and some possible means of treatment mainly the akou-massage. Contemporary inscription inside refers to one part of the text as an extract from British Medical Journal. Both title-page and cover display the Akou-Massage instrument invented by Miller Reese Hutchison. Exceedingly scarce no single reference could be found in any data base. K-7 <br/> <br/> New York, Akouphone Manufacturing Co., London, The Aural & Optical Company paperback
183097163New York: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union 1830 / New York: New-York Protestant Episcopal Press 1831. 1830 & 1831. 1830 & 1831. Good. - 32mo 5-3/4 inches high by 3-5/8 inches wide. Burgundy calf backed marbled boards with calf corners titled and ruled in gilt on the spine. The covers are scuffed and stained with wear to the joints and head and tail of the spine. 224 pages in all illustrated with a pictorial vignette title page and 3 full-page frontispiece engravings preceding the subsequent title pages. There is evidence of early worming along the front hinge. An early owner's inscription dated 1833 is penned on the front endpaper. There is some minor foxing and soiling throughout with a tiny piece out from the bottom corner of one of the title pages. Good. <p>The four books consist of:<p>1. "The M'Ellen Family: A History. In Four Letters From a Missionary. Fourth Edition. Stereotyped by Jas. Conner New York". New York: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union 1830. 36 pages with a title vignette.<p>2. "Memory's Tribute or Things Profitable For Reflection. First Series. The Baptism. By the author of 'The M'Ellen Family'." New York: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union 1830. Pages 1-36 illustrated with a full-page frontispiece included in the pagination.<p>3. "Memory's Tribute or Things Profitable For Reflection. First Series. A Family in Eternity. By the author of 'The M'Ellen Family'." New York: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union 1830. Pages 37-84 illustrated with a full-page frontispiece included in the pagination.<p>4. "The Meeting of the Travellers. By the author of 'The M'Ellen Family'." New York: New-York Protestant Episcopal Press 1831. Pages 1-104 illustrated with a full-page frontispiece included in the pagination.<p>RARE. New York: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, 1830 / New York: New-York Protestant Episcopal Press, 1831. 1830 &am hardcover
196418233circa 1964. A group of 9 contemporary black-and-white snapshots of The Beatles 9 cm. square captured off a television set. With child-like manuscript captions to versos. Minor surface wear to a few snaps. A group of truly charming vernacular TV screenshots captured during a broadcast of The Beatles on tour with some of the compositions verging on abstraction. Captions read: Paul McCartney John Lennon George Harrison Ringo Starr / John in hotel / Ringo and George in hotel / Ringo in press / John front plays rhythm / Paul in the car / Ringo / Paul in car / George in hotel. unknown
196422296NY: BEATLESU.S.A. LTD. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1964. First Edition. Trade Paperback. First American Edition. Souvenir toue program. Oversize trade paperback original. 12" X 12" Very good in green purple & black printed wrappers. Mild warping to edges. Traces of shelf wear to covers. Faint glass ring on front cover B . BEATLES(U.S.A.) LTD. paperback
199128292NY: VIKING. Fine with no dust jacket. 1991. First Edition. Poster. Promotional POSTER for the book. 17" X 23" Fine in folded quarters. Depicts the Fab Four in black & white standing together before a doorway circa late 1960's. Suited for framing. B . VIKING. unknown
6611Three Beatles scrapbooks kept by a fan Bob Childress in the 1960s. He pasted in photographs newspaper clippings interviews and much more. The pieces are in generally fine condition with the normal faults of tape glue etc. unknown
19442979Racine. Whitman Publishing. 1944. Illustrated paper covered boards. 32mo. Illustrated. Light scuffing to edges and spine caps else Very Good. Whitman Publishing. hardcover
1905E14330BNew York: The Booksellers' 1905. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Octavo in brown suede spine over paper covered boards leather spine label lettered in gilt. . Top edge gilt other edges uncut. 244 pp. with index. A tight example leather somewhat rubbed and light soiling to the boards. <br/><br/> The Booksellers' hardcover
1921A116936London: The Boys Own Paper 1921-22. Near Fine. large octavo. cloth binding 760 xpp. col. & b/w illusts. 12 issues all bound retaining original colour front wrappers and colour plates some fold-outs inc. 3pp Badges of British Regiments; Oxford & Cambridge Blues & Half-Blues. Some wear to cloth and minimal chipping to some covers o/w a lovely bound set The Boys Own Paper hardcover
a62464May 1937. Three student signatures on front cover. 4to. illustrations wraps. Signatures on front. Good covera bit worn split along spine. paperback
1922206370New York: Dutton 1922. Second. hardcover. near fine. Fronitspiece many b/w plates. 140pp. 4to blue cloth spine ends very slightly frayed. New York: E.P. Dutton 1922. A near fine copy.<br/> <br/> Printed by D. B. Updike at the Merrymount Press.<br/> <br/> Dutton unknown
1888562826Boston: McIndoe Bros. Printers 1888. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition "Edition of 1888". Octavo. Two sections in one volume: 6 67; 8 166pp. The first section 6 67pp. comprises the company's trade catalogue illustrated with full page photo engravings of valves water gates and fire hydrants; followed by "An Engineering Appendix" 8 166pp. "containing useful rules tables and information". The Appendix is divided into four parts: 1. "General Engineering Data" 2. "Hydrodynamics" 3. "Steam" 4. "Gas". Contemporary calf over boards lettered in gold on the back cover olive green endpapers all edges stained red. Owner's name in ink on front pastedown and head of the Index to the Appendix. The edges of the covers are worn lacking the leather spine back else near fine: the internal text pages illustrations and tables are clean and bright. Founded in 1854 the Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. moved from Boston to Indian Orchard Massachusetts in 1874 where it introduced its line of "List 82 slidegate fire hydrants" that made them famous. A scarce copy of their first trade catalogue followed by only one later catalogue published in 1892. McIndoe Bros., Printers hardcover
181901AIR1651.<p>Contemporary binding boards and leather scuffed edge-wear includes corners knocked head and foot of back-strip pulled title label lifting at one corner. Binding firm. End-papers and prelims lightly stained and grubby with some foxing. Dated ownership March 1824 in prelims and a Sister's name <em>Louisa Hope</em> on title page. Small bookseller's sticker <em>Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd. Booksellers & Stationers Dunedin </em>on front paste-down. Faded blue mottled closed page edges tanned. Text generally clean but some light foxing etc. and a few pages creased mostly in the binding and printing processes. Engravings consist of a frontispiece world map and 7 illustrations collated all present.</p> L.B. Seeley. hardcover
181601AIR1652.<p>Contemporary binding boards and leather scuffed edge-wear includes corners knocked edges worn down to board title label lifting and torn. Binding firm. End-papers and prelims lightly stained and grubby with some foxing. Dated ownership March 1824 in prelims and a Sister's name <em>Louisa Hope</em> on title page. Small bookseller's sticker <em>Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd. Booksellers & Stationers Dunedin </em>on front paste-down. Closed page edges tanned and dust-toned. Text generally clean but some light foxing and grubiness and a few pages a little crumpled during the binding process. Small hole in p.331-2. Engravings called for in contents consist of a frontispiece <em>'Map of Missionary Stations in the Eastern Hemisphere';</em> <em>'The Kolloh or Devil of the Bulloms'</em>; <em>Fac-simile Specimens of Translations of the Scriptures into the Languages of the East spread over 8 pages</em>; 2 in-text <em>Fac-smiles of New-Zealand signatures; </em>a full-page illustration of a <em>'Hindoo Fakeer'</em>; an in-text '<em>Map of the Northern Part of New-Zealand</em>; a full-page plate depicting both the <em>'Head of Shunghee'</em> and two <em>'New-Zealand Figures' </em>one a jade Tiki the other a wood carving. The collated engravings are all present but the folding map is missing - instead it is bound into the next annual volume in the series M DCCC XVII - which is also for sale and listed as item no. 01AIR1653. This is a full year bound volume of this monthly publication that covers early 19th. century missionary activities across the world. <strong>Hocken p. 36 1813</strong> mentions this monthly publication calling it: <em>'An immense repository of missionary information throughout the world. New Zealand largely represented giving copious extracts from the journals and letters of missionaries etc.'</em> He also specifically identifies that <em>'Abstracts of Marsden's journals are found in</em> this the <em>1816'</em> volume in particular pp. 500-25.</p> L.B. Seeley. hardcover
181701AIR1653.<p>Contemporary binding boards and leather scuffed edge-wear includes corners knocked parts of edges dented or worn down to board title label missing. Binding firm. End-papers and prelims lightly stained and grubby with some foxing. Dated ownership March 1824 in prelims and a Sister's name <em>Louisa Hope</em> on title page. Small bookseller's sticker <em>Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd. Booksellers & Stationers Dunedin </em>on front paste-down. Closed page edges tanned and dust-toned. Text generally clean but some light foxing etc. and a few pages a little crumpled during the binding process. The engravings called for in the contents consist of: a <em>'Map of part of the western coast of Africa';</em> a <em>'Map of part of the colony of Sierra Leone'</em>; a <em>'Figure of Juggernaut clothed'</em>; '<em>Figures of the Juggernaut and his brother and sister unclothed'</em>; <em>'The car of the Juggernaut'</em>; <em>'Procession of Juggernaut at the Grand Hindoo festival of the Rutt Jattra'</em>; '<em>Human sacrifice to a Hindoo deity'</em>; and a <em>'Facsimile of a valuable Ethiopic manuscript.' </em>These engravings have been collated and all are present but supplemented with the folding frontis map: <em>'Missionary Map : exhibiting the various stations of Protestant missions throughout the Eastern Hemisphere.' </em>The folding map is bound into this wrong volume in the series should be in M DCCC XVI - which is also for sale here and listed as item no. 01AIR152.</p> L.B. Seeley. hardcover
192496605New York: The Circumnavigators' Club 1924. 1924. Very good. - Quarto 11 inches high by 8 inches wide. A 4-page program printed in burgundy red on heavy green stock with a cover illustration of a ship on the front cover and vignettes of Christmas trees along the right edge of the inner page. Printed within under the heading "Who and What" is the humorously worded schedule of events and lectures including such examples as "Richard Hagerman Exconductor of Metropolitan and Chicago Opera Companies and Frazer Gange who sings as man should sing" and "Carveth Wells Laping in the Laps of the Laps". A list of the club's officers is printed on the facing page and the "Circumnavigators' Club Song" appears on the verso. Two copies of the menu with identical offerings are laid within. One copy on 8 inch high by 6-3/8 inch wide stiff creamy white paper is illustrated with a photograph of Cape Town along the top. This menu also offers a "Cold Buffet" as an option which the other does not. There is a chip out from the left of the top edge of this menu with brown stains to that corner. The second menu is printed on stiff 6-3/4 inch high by 5-1/2 inch wide stock with an advertisement for a Dutch company along the top and the sentence "Visit our Friday Night Concerts" in Dutch along the bottom. Additional ads for Dutch businesses are printed in red on the verso of this menu. Very good. New York: The Circumnavigators' Club, 1924. unknown
1979395778San Francisco: Chet Helms / Family Dog 1979. Softcover. Fine. Tabloid format. 8pp. Decorative wrappers. The newsprint leaves are slightly toned horizontal fold probably as issued else fine. Program for this festival produced by Chet Helms featuring the The Clash on their first American Tour as well as appearances by The Chambers Bothers Robert Fripp Peter Tosh Big Mama Thornton The Blues Project Canned Heat Country Joe & the Fish Dan Hicks Maria Muldaur Lee Michaels and others as well as MC'd by Wavy Gravy. Chet Helms / Family Dog unknown
