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1993202953San Francisco: The Women's Building 1993. Magazine. 26p. 8.5x11 inches photoillustrations biographies reports events very good program and report booklet in stapled red pictorial wraps. The Women's Building unknown books
19271918Oak Park Illinois: Lake and Scoville 1927. Octavo 160 pages. First edition. A handsome community cookbook from Oak Park Illinois with the names of the suppliers of most recipes indicated. In blue cloth ruled and lettered in black. Very good. Lake and Scoville hardcover books
1963000974Ohio Gates Mills 1963. Softcover. First edition; 6 x 9; pp. 1-129; spiral-bound stiff lithographed wraps; small rubbed spot from removed bookshop label to lower left corner of front cover; some spotting to back cover; internally mostly very clean; illustrated in b&w by artist Paul Meunier; very good or better. A collection of recipes revealing the various cultural backgrounds and preferences of the contributors of the recipes which include British influenced - English Trifle Southern - Creole Tomatoes Eastern European - Kifli Dough Crescents etc. Ohio, Gates Mills paperback books
19151943Abington Massachusetts: Baker Printing Company c. 1915. Staplebound. Green wraps. Good. 48 pages. 21 x 14 cm. Recipes furnished and attributed by GUILD members. Filled with period local advertisements. Cover illustration of church. Pages toned covers lightly soiled and chipped. <br/><br/> Baker Printing Company paperback books
32049The first book 121 pages commences with the 1884 organizational meeting and ends with the meeting of October 1 1909. The second book 151 pp begins in 1924 and continues through 1950. Each volume contains meeting minutes which detail the events in the meetings guest speakers. Each volume contains a list of members. Not in Blair which talks about Methodist Missionary organization. The society was open to women of all denominations who were willing to pay the $.02 a week up to $.10 a month depending on their means. The purpose of the Society was to create an interest on the part of area women in missionary work. There was a special emphasis on "woman's work for woman. unknown books
13226scsThe Woman’s Club 1949. Duodecimo paperbound b&w photo illus. stapled wrappers 37 pp. Very Good with light edgewear. Includes lists of officers activities etc. unknown books
19751308660Evansville Indiana: Unigraphic Inc 1975. Third Edition. Hardcover. Small Quarto; pp 219; G/no-DJ; dark blue spine with gilt text; cloth has slight wear to exterior minor rubbing to corners strong boards; text block has slight soiling to exterior edges previous owner's stamped to ffep; interior clean. 1308660. FP New Rockville Stock. Unigraphic, Inc hardcover books
1906344Taunton Mass.: The Commercial Print Publishers 1906. First Edition. Wraps. Orig. cream wraps. Good. Unpaginated. 19.5 x 13.5 cm. New-England Cookbook over 50 pages of delightful recipes including Shrimp Wiggle Popcorn Pudding Scotch Woodcock with an inlaid handwritten recipe for "doughnuts that take so little fat." Recipes attributed to local authors. Unusual advertisements - Mrs. William's - Chiropodist/Mrs. Atkins - Asst. Chiropodist & Manicure and T. F. McCaffery - Bread Cake and Pastry/Home Baker/140 Weir Street Taunton Mass. Illustration of "Young Men's Christian Association Building" on front cover; covers soiled with numerous chips interior soiled with various markings staplebound holding well. <br/><br/> The Commercial Print, Publishers paperback books
19131316Rochester NY 1913. Hardcover. Brown illustrated boards. Good. 44 pages 12 blank for recipes. 19x 15 cm. A charming cookbook including recipes for popcorn sandwiches bacon sandwiches and everyone's all time favorite anchovy sandwiches saltines anchovy paste and cayenne pepper. Covers rubbed interior clean. BROWN 2250 <br/><br/> hardcover books
14990One of the most influential women's publications of the early 20th century the periodical was founded by Carrie Chapman Catt the head of the National American Woman Suffrage Association NAWSA. According to the terms of a bequest from a Mrs. Frank Leslie the money Catt inherited was to be used to further the cause of woman suffrage. Accordingly Catt founded The Woman Citizen by merging three suffrage journals the Woman's Journal the National Suffrage News and Woman Voter. Rose Young was the journal's editor in chief and Alice Stone Blackwell the former editor of the Woman's Journal was a contributing editor. The bequest ensured that the Citizen remained solvent and that it was able to reach a wide and influential audience. Every congressman was added to the mailing list free of charge.<br/><br/>This collection includes the February 1919 and March 1919 issues which comment on important social and political activities in the year before US women's national suffrage in 1920. Among the concerns depicted in satirical cartoons on the journal covers are men's reactions to suffrage and prejudice. The February 15 1919 edition illustrates a gentleman unsuccessfully battling a snowdrift of "Present Day Issues" with his three-pronged pitchfork. And the March 1 1919 edition depicts a well-fed gentleman in a waist coat who supports liberty except as it extends to women as he says "I'm for Liberty. Women Er er er that is if etc."<br/><br/>Winning the enfranchisement of American women was always at the forefront of the Citizen's mission but the publication also reported on such issues as child labour and the status of woman suffrage around the world. These two editions are strong examples and they raise questions that continue to be timely in debates about gender equality today. Within the pages of the February edition suffrage and especially the 50th Annual Convention of the NAWSA is of central importance; in addition to running a headline article "Call to Convention" the issue provides news on Senate rulings in response to suffrage and state by state reports on their own amendments. By comparison the March edition considers the importance of "Women Who Own Securities" as well as an article exploring "Is There Room at the Top for Women in Wall Street"<br/><br/>After American women won the vote in 1920 the Citizen continued publication redirecting its editorial agenda to the political education of women. Both journals are in very good condition. unknown books
1974214408Mount Pleasant: The Cumming Press 1974. Hardcover. xii 154p. introduction very good first edition thus limited to 487 copies in orange cloth boards and gilt. One of several books in a series. The Cumming Press hardcover books
600554July 14 1939. 4to 12 pages signed by Hardy on page 12 enclosed in the original stiff light blue wrappers with "Agreement Re: 'The Wizard of Oz'" typed on upper cover. Also signed by Assistant Treasurer of Loew's with blindstamped corporate seal of Loew's. Fine fresh example. Agreement between Loew's incorporated and "Hardy Different Toys" of 35 West 35th Street New York New York for their manufacture and sale of dolls marked or labeled with the names or "The Cowardly Lion" and "Commander of the Flying Monkeys" from the film "The Wizard of Oz" for which Loew's is to receive 5% of the selling price. The Wizard of Oz based on Frank L. Baum's book "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" was released by MGM on August 12 1939. It received two Academy Award nominations and won on award for the song "Over The Rainbow.". Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback books
1979145395New York: The Witkin Gallery Inc 1979. Softcover. VG. White stapled wraps 20 pp. 14 BW illus. Showcases the three-dimensional photography of American photographer Doug Prince b. 1943. Includes artist statement exhibition history and 12 examples of his work. Uncommon. The Witkin Gallery, Inc paperback books
1916291091Washington Mills NY: Congregational Church 1916. Soft Cover. Fair binding. With recipes of American cuisine of the time and advertisements. Compiled by the 'Win One Club' of the Congregational Church of Washington Mills N. Y or the Ladies Aid Society of the Mesiah. Dampstaining foxing and toning to the text with moderately soiled covers. Stapled paperback. Not found on OCLC though a later 1926 edition was listed with one institutional holding. 64 pp. Fair binding. Congregational Church unknown books
1964290473Clairvaux: Trianon Press 1964. paperback. very good. Illustrated 18 color plates. 56 pages. 4to. pictorial wrappers. Sunned cover toned pages. Clairvaux Jura France: The Trianon Press 1964. A very good copy.<br/><br/> A commemorative handbook to accompany the exhibition of the same title at Chateau de Boissia autumn 1964.<br/><br/> Trianon Press unknown books
197828702Storrs: William Benton Museum of Art University of Connecticut 1978. Softcover. VG light shelfwear. Brown illustrated stapled wraps. 39 pp. Several bw plates. A loan exhibition of Shaker craftsmanship primarily from Hancock Shaker Village March 20-May 21 1978. William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut unknown books
1968255971Hidden Hills CA 1968. unbound. 2 pages 11 x 8.5 inches Hidden Hills California September 22 1968. Written to American actor and voice-over comedian Hans Conried in part: ".das was a most wonderful party.It all reminded me of the charm und Gemuetlichkeit of Wien where we have spend sic many happy hours with seiner Majestaet Kaiser Franz Joseph some time ago. Such memories ach! At no time was there any need to say: is'nt dere any osser blace open to night" Undoubtedly this letter was written by Herbert Wiere but is genuinely signed by all three brothers. Damp-staining on both pages with occasional fraying at the borders; good condition.<br/><br/> Vaudeville performers who occasionally appeared in films and on radio and television. In 1962 they had their own TV show which was directed by the legendary Jules White who had previously worked with The Three Stooges Buster Keaton and Andy Clyde.<br/><br/> unknown books
1949237665London: The Wiener Library 1949. Pamphlet. 51p. 5.5x8.5 inches stapled booklet some foxing to inner pages wraps lightly soiled with dog-ear on lower left corner of back cover else good. Catalogue Series No. 1. Bibliographical listing of the Wiener Library's collection of books on the Nazi State as of 1949 broken down into sub-categories with index at end. The Wiener Library unknown books
1895WB72Boston: Roberts Brothers 1895. Original brown cloth with dark brown and white pictorial and gilt lettering. A couple of small red and black inkstains. Spine ends and edges worn and crumpled. Edges are darkened. Introduction by Rider Haggard. Pictorial ffep is detached and laid-in. 10 pgs. of adverts. First American Edition. Cloth. Fair/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Trade. Roberts Brothers Hardcover books
1974125091London and New York: Track / MCA 1974. Original promotional poster for the 1974 album. <br/><br/>In the autumn of 1973 while members of The Who were preparing for the film version of "Tommy" John Entwistle was put in charge of compiling an album to counter the widespread bootlegging of the band's concerts. "I tried to arrange it like a parallel sort of Who career-what single and album tracks we might have released " Entwistle explained. <br/><br/>Two albums' worth of material was compiled but in 1974 only a single album was released. The second "album's worth" came out on the 1998 remastered CD release. The original album's popular highlight is "Long Live Rock" a staple at the band's live shows. <br/> <br/>30 x 20 inches. Rolled on archival linen. Fine. Track / MCA unknown books
35101THE WHITTINGTON PRESS MATRIX 23. Risbury: The Whittington Press 2003. 4to. Flexible boards dust jacket. 20 pages plates. One of 800 copies. This issue has articles by Roderick Cave David Chambers Jerry Kelly and others all sumptuously printed by John and Rosalind Randle at The Whittingha Press. Included are many tipped-in and folded plates. Fine. unknown books
1339846Washington D.C.: White House Historical Association. Mixed Editions. Hardcover. Small Quarto; VG-/VG-; black and brown pictorial spines with white text; mixed editions; 4 volumes: Collection 1 Numbers 1 Through 6 pp 385 2004; Collection 2 Numbers 7 Through 12 pp 429 2004; Collection 3 Numbers 13 Through 18 pp 217 2008 ISBN 9781931917001; Collection 4 Numbers 19 Through 25 pp 530 2010 ISBN 9781931917094; dust jackets have only slight wear to exterior; minor chips to edges; light smudges to rear; cloths to Collection 1 and 2 show light whitish smudges; cloth to Collection 3 and 4 clean; minor wear to edges; slightly splayed boards; vol. 2 has mildly cocked spine; text block exterior edges have light tone; interior clean; illustrated; additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. 1339846. FP New Rockville Stock. White House Historical Association hardcover books
S2185Cleveland: The White Company. Collectible - Acceptable. Cleveland: The White Company. No date stated. Maroon hardcover with yellow and blue label on front cover with maroon lettering. Includes B&W Photographs and color illustrations. No dust jacket. Transparent paper dust covering. Cover clean. A few pages slightly soiled. Bookplate with "This Copy Number 548 presented to _______" no name written. Cleveland: The White Company hardcover books
1996168514New York: George Fenmore 1996. 16p. 9x12 inch publicity piece for the musical about Phyllis Hyman profusely illus. wraps. George Fenmore unknown books
193017269San Francisco: The Westgate Press 1930. 1st thus. Printed self wrappers. Fine. 13 pp. 14 1/2 cm x 8 cm. <br/><br/>The Westgate Press had only been established for one year at the time of this printing which includes a brief and witty synopsis of press activity followed by a list of published books with an announcement of books to be published. The Westgate Press unknown books
