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Simon, Andre LBiblio.com

Vintagewise: A Postscript to Saintsbury's "Notes on a Cellar Book

Hardy, ThomasBiblio.com

Vineyards & Wine Cellars of California

199410923San Francisco: The Book Club of California 1994. Second-hand hardcover. Hardy Thomas. The Vineyards & Wine Cellars of California: an essay on early California winemaking. Limited #204/450 The Book Club of California: San Francisco 1994. 4to 330x235mm qtr bnd claret cloth dec boards slipcase xxiii3646pp. Fine/- HARDY Thomas 1830 - 1912 The Vineyards and Wine Cellars of California: an essay on early California winemaking by Thomas Hardy first published in Adelaide Australia in 1885. The Book Club of California : San Francisco 1994. Limited to 450 copies. First published 1885. Printed by the Yolla Bolly Press Covelo California. Edited and with an introduction by Thomas Pinney. Foreword by Robert Mondavi 1913-2008. Folio 325x235mm quarter bound burgundy cloth burgundy illustrated boards grey paper spine label endpapers and slipcase xxiii3646pp. Numerous monochrome photographic illustrations twelve tipped-in finely printed facsimile chromolithograph wine labels and wine industry trade cards. Prospectus 6pp laid in. Signed to the colophon by Dr Thomas Pinney and James Robertson of the Yolla Bolly Press. Fine. ¶ Thomas Hardy was a significant and successful pioneer of the South Australian wine industry. In 1850 he was employed by John Reynella to work on the Reynella vineyards near Adelaide. By 1857 he had purchased his own vineyard and produced his first vintage. And by 1874 had purchased the famous Tintara vineyard in McLaren Vale from Alexander C Kelly. In 1883 he travelled to the United States visiting California Ohio and the East Coast. In California he visited San Francisco the Napa Valley Sonoma and many vineyards wineries and negociants down the coast to Los Angeles. He wrote about his experiences and published them as Notes on the Vineyards in America and Europe published by L Henn in Adelaide in 1885. He was also a founding lecturer on viticulture and wine-making at Roseworthy Agricultural College the leading Australian winemaking institute when it opened in 1885. The comprehensive and detailed essay on Californian wine in Notes on the Vineyards reproduced here is considered to be the first comprehensive text about early Californian winemaking. The original edition of Notes on the Vineyards is rare. This edition of the Californian part of the original text is also fully annotated by Dr Thomas Pinney a leading author on the history of wine in America. The Book Club of California was established in 1912. It has a rich tradition of regularly producing elegant finely printed limited editions of commissioned works on topics concerning California. The Vineyards and Wine Cellars of California was publication #204. Scarce. A fine copy of a seminal work by one of Australia's pioneering winemakers. § Widely held institutionally in the USA there are only four holdings elsewhere one at Oxford and three in Australia: Monash University of Melbourne and State Library South Australia. § Gabler G23210 The Book Club of California unknown

Books for Cooks · Australie432,00 $AU≈ 284,73 €

Ward, EbenezerBiblio.com

Vineyards & Orchards of Sth Australia

197910049Adelaide: Sullivan's Cove 1979. Second-hand hardcover. Ward Ebenezer. The Vineyards & Orchards of South Australia: a descriptive tour. facsimile of 1862 ed Sullivan's Cove: Adelaide Australia 1979. Folio 330x205mm HC xxi1764 blankpp. Limited: No 253/750. VG/VG dj t.e verso small spotting WARD Ebenezer. 1837 - 1917 The Vineyards & Orchards of South Australia: a descriptive tour by Ebenezer Ward in 1862 Adelaide : Sullivan's Cove 1979. Limited facsimile of a series of articles published in the South Australia Advertiser and Weekly Chronicle and in pamphlet form by the Government of South Australia in 1862. Number #253 of 750 copies. Printed by Griffin Press Adelaide. Folio 330x205mm pictorial dust jacket blue cloth boards gilt titled spine heavy cream paper 2xxi1764 blankpp. Top edge of dust jacket verso and top edges very small area of spotting/foxing else near fine. ¶ Ward was a journalist and politician in colonial South Australia. He emigrated from Britain in 1859. In 1861 he wrote this series of articles for the Adelaide Advertiser. The articles provide an excellent primary resource for the history of the ownership and establishment of nearly fifty early and significant vineyards of South Australia including Auldana Yealumba sic Clarendon Pewsey Vale and Reynella Farm. Ward presciently opined that South Australia would become "one of the most important wine countries of the world." The articles were then reprinted in pamphlet form and 2000 copies were purchased by the Government for free distribution at the 1862 Great Exhibition in London. Rare in the original scarce in this format. A near fine copy. § OCLC records six holdings in the USA twelve in Australia two in the UK and one in Ireland. § cf Ferguson 18189; Gabler 42790 in note; Noling p.432; all referencing the original. Sullivan's Cove unknown

Books for Cooks · Australie162,00 $AU≈ 106,77 €

Rorty, James, And N Philip Norman (Foreword By Stuart Chase)Biblio.com

Tomorrow's Food: The Coming Revolution in Nutrition

1947023307New York: Prentice-Hall 1947. First Edition First Printing . Blue-grey Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good DJ. 258 Pp.Blue-Grey Cloth. 1947 Date On Title ;Page. Lightly Used No Fraying Hinges Tight No Names Or Marks. Dj Priced $3.40 Edge Wear Small/Tiny Loses At Corners Spine Background A Little Faded Not Price-Clipped. "How The Forces Of Technology Will Bring Good Fresh Food To Americans And Take Malnutrition Out Of American History". Right. Let's See Is Fresh Food Or Over-Processed Food The Economic Driver Of The Food Industry More Sugar And Salt Anyone Per Wikipedia Stuart Chase 1888 - 1985 Was An American Economist Social Theorist And Writer. His Writings Covered Topics As Diverse As General Semantics And Physical Economy. His Thought Was Shaped By Henry George 1839-1897 By Economic Philosopher Thorstein Veblen 1857-1929 By Fabian Socialism And Briefly By The Communist Social And Educational Experiments In The Soviet Union To Around 1930 Though Chase Was Broadly A Modern American Liberal. Chase Spent His Early Political Career Supporting "A Wide Range Of Reform Causes: The Single Tax Women's Suffrage Birth Control And Socialism." Chase's Early Books The Tragedy Of Waste 1925 And Your Money's Worth 1927 Were Notable For Their Criticism Of Corporate Advertising And Their Advocacy Of Consumer Protection. In 1929 Chase Co-Founded Consumers' Research A Consumer Protection Advocacy Organization. In 1932 Chase Wrote A New Deal Which Became Identified With The Economic Programs Of American President Franklin Roosevelt. He Also Wrote A Cover Story In The New Republic "A New Deal For America" Which Appeared Days Before Roosevelt Promised "A New Deal" In His Speech Accepting The Presidential Nomination Of The Democratic Party. Whether Roosevelt Speechwriter Samuel Rosenman Got The Phrase From Chase Is Unknown. Chase's 1938 Book The Tyranny Of Words Was An Early And Influential Popularization Of Alfred Korzybski's Theory Of General Semantics. Prentice-Hall hardcover

Arroyo Seco Books · États-Unis289,08 $US≈ 244,59 €

Ward, EbenezerBiblio.com

The Vineyards of Victoria

198010048Adelaide Australia: Sullivan's Cove 1980. Second-hand hardcover. Ward Ebenezer. The Vineyards of Victoria: as visited by Ebenezer Ward in 1864. facsimile of 1864 ed Sullivan's Cove: Adelaide Australia 1980. Folio 330x205mm HC 2xii111022pp. Limited No 123 of 750. VG/VG dj sm rep tear d.e verso sm spotting WARD Ebenezer. 1837 - 1917 The Vineyards of Victoria as visited by Ebenezer Ward in 1864 Adelaide : Sullivan's Cove 1980. Limited facsimile of a series of articles published in The Age in 1864. Number #123 of 750 copies. Printed by Griffin Press Adelaide. Folio 330x205mm pictorial dust jacket blue cloth boards gilt titled spine heavy cream paper 2xiii11022pp. Top edge of dust jacket verso and top edges very small area of spotting/foxing; small closed tear to the dust jacket top edge; else near fine. ¶ Ward was a journalist and politician in colonial South Australia. He emigrated from Britain to Melbourne in 1859 and began working for The Age newspaper. He then moved to South Australia and in 1861 he wrote a series of articles for the Adelaide Advertiser on the vineyards and orchards of South Australia. In 1864 he returned to Melbourne and undertook a similar commission for The Age writing a series of articles on a number of the vineyards of Victoria. The articles provide a valuable and unique account of the emerging pre-phylloxera Victorian wine industry with descriptions of the founders of the Geelong Western District Ballarat and Bendigo. The series is incomplete as neither the Yarra Valley nor Sunbury are mentioned; perhaps because Ward returned to South Australia to take up a new position. Unlike the South Australian articles the Victorian articles were apparently not published in pamphlet form. Scarce. A near fine copy. § OCLC records two holdings in the USA fourteen in Australia and one in the UK. § Gabler 42792; not in Noling; Sullivan's Cove unknown

Books for Cooks · Australie162,00 $AU≈ 106,77 €