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1930025595Charenton-le-pont établissements NICOLAS - imprimerie DRAEGER 1930 un volume in-8° (240 x 180mm), reliure spirale en métal, couverture illustrée, non paginé (22 pp). (couvertures défraîchies : traces d'humidité, frottis et marques de pliure angulaire, présence de rares rousseurs situées pour la plupart sur le premier et le dernier feuillet, présence de traces d'humidité sur les hors-textes, il manque le feuillet volant " Un repas bien conçu est comme une symphonie bien ordonnée "). Catalogue des grands vins de Nicolas pour l'année 1930, sous couverture cartonnée estampée à froid réalisée par DRANSY, comportant 2 hors-texte contre collés (montage photo - dessin ) de Paul IRIBE ainsi que 8 dessins en rouge de ce même maître de l'Art Déco. Un feuillet volant ( " Appellations d'origine des grands vins de Bourgogne " ). RARE
195035504268Genève, Enseignement Mazdaznan, Libr. Mury, s. d. (v. 1950) ; in-8, broché, couverture papier fort orange imprimée. 111 pp.Salades et hors-d’œuvres, sauces, légumes, champignons et légumineuses, légumes farçis, quenelles, gâteaux, croquettes, sauces, potages, céréales, pâtes, oeufs, laitages, fromages, châtaignes, arachides, amandes, poudings et agars...
1955325DGHerzogenbuchsee, Ernst Ingold, 1955. Farbige Lithographie auf Papier auf Leinen aufgezogen. Bildformat: 66 x 90 cm. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, bild
1955325DGHerzogenbuchsee, Ernst Ingold, 1955. Farbige Lithographie auf Papier auf Leinen aufgezogen. Bildformat: 66 x 90 cm.
193415641934 revue in-quarto, couverture illustrée, illustrations photographiques et dessins, 448 pages, juillet-août 1934 Bordeaux Publications Delmas,
1958203391958. Meaker Marijane writing as Vin Packer and Ann Aldrich; Torres Tereska; Marchal Lucie; Christian Paula. Lesbian pulp novels 1958-1961. These works document lesbian representation in midcentury pulp fiction through novels written by women a distinct subset of the genre that offered alternative portrayals of same-sex relationships during a period of widespread censorship and medicalization of homosexuality. Issued within commercial paperback publishing these texts present narratives centered on identity emotional experience and interpersonal relationships providing evidence of how women authors approached lesbian subject matter with greater emphasis on character interiority and in some cases less punitive narrative outcomes. The material supports research into LGBTQ literary history gender and authorship and the development of lesbian-focused narratives in mid-twentieth-century print culture.<br /> <br /> Five mass market paperback volumes published between 1958 and 1961 each approximately 200 pages and measuring about 4.75 x 7 inches. 1 Packer Vin Marijane Meaker. The Evil Friendship. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1958. First printing. Follows two teenage girls exploring romantic attachment marketed as "Vin Packer's latest study of the tragedy of forbidden love." 2 Torres Tereska. The Dangerous Games. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1961. Second printing. Centers on a married woman in Paris entering a polyamorous relationship and recognizing same-sex desire promoted as "The unorthodox love experiences of a young French woman." 3 Marchal Lucie. The Mesh. New York: Bantam Books 1959. New Bantam edition. Translation of a French novel depicting a relationship between two women with cover text describing "strange hidden passions. women living in a forbidden world." 4 Christian Paula. Another Kind of Love. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1961. First Crest printing. Set in Hollywood following a writer and an actress in a same-sex relationship framed as "Women in Love with each other." 5 Aldrich Ann Marijane Meaker. We Too Must Love. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1958. First printing. A nonfiction-inflected narrative drawing on lived experience introduced by the author as "the whys and wherefores of Lesbian life in New York City-as I have known it."<br /> <br /> These publications emerged within a pulp marketplace that relied on sensational marketing while operating under restrictions on explicit representation shaping how lesbian relationships could be depicted and circulated. Women authors such as Marijane Meaker writing under multiple names contributed to a shift toward more self-directed portrayals of lesbian identity while other writers expanded geographic and thematic scope across American and European settings. The presence of multiple works by women in a single grouping highlights a less dominant but significant strand of authorship within the genre. Together these texts provide primary evidence for the study of lesbian representation publishing practices and readership in the decades preceding broader public visibility of LGBTQ communities including developments associated with the Stonewall Riots. Light wear to covers with minor rubbing; textblocks tight and interiors clean. Overall very good condition. unknown
197555349Revised edition, 1 vol. in-4 cartonnage éditeur, Time-Life Books, New-York, 1975, 208 pp.
198016524Wien Orac Petsch, 1980. 224 S. 4° Quart Kart.
19113286Couverture rigide A. & R. Heitz 1911 Wien 23x16 cm
1954EB-PB-08-101<p>The story follows Ferris Sullivan a student at Jackson University who initially resents his dormitory advisor Paul Lasher. Despite their initial animosity an intense and gradual relationship forms between them. After a trip to New York together Lasher realizes he has fallen in love with Ferris. The two begin making plans for their future but Ferris's horrified mother finds out about the relationship and threatens to expose them. Desperate to escape Lasher devises a plan with devastating consequences.</p> Gold Medal Books paperback
1964UPACWHA00afFawcett Gold Medal 1964. Very Good. Packer Vin. What Made Them Choose Sudden Endings. Greenwich Connecticut: Fawcett Gold Medal 1964. 256pp. Indexed. Bibliography. 12mo. Mass Market. Book condition: Very good with gently rubbed wraps and faint crease in spine. Price marked out on front cover. Fawcett Gold Medal paperback books
1993BN135826Ulmer 1993. 1993. Wellensittiche. 89 Farbschläge <br/><br/>Wellensittiche. 89 Farbschläge Theo Vins Ulmer unknown
19924102Ubstadt, Heimat-, 1992. XXII, 279 S. Illustrierter OPappband. 4°.
190550034Ober-Ingelheim (Rheinhessen). 1905. * Ein Blatt mit einer Gesamtansicht von Ober-Ingelheim mit den Weinbergen im Hintergrund und der Abbildung der Firmenmarke. (Am linken Rand teils beschädigt, jedoch ohne Bild- oder Textverlust).
1984142329Tübingen : Wasmuth, 1984. 163 S. : überwiegend Ill. (z.T. farb.) ; 28 cm OLeinen, mit Goldprägung, SU, Schuber
197617097Stuttgart : Seewald, 1976. 171 S. : Ill. (z.T. farb.), Kt. 4°. Jubiläumsausg. OKLdr. mit Rückengoldpräg. ohne SU. (Gesamtwerk für Weinfreunde / Ernst Hornickel) (Hornickels Weinbibliothek)
1993mz496Gräfe und Unzer Cartonné 1993 In-4 (16,2 x 26,7 cm), cartonné, 180 pages, texte en allemand ; très bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
195613805Gold Medal Books 1956. 2nd Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. 0x0x0. Signed by Author. Signed by the author using her pseudonym Ann Aldrich dated January 2003 on the title page. Mass market paperback has a 1.25" tear upper left corner front scuffed and crackled covers spine wear. Second printing June 1956. The 1950s queer-life groundbreaker by “a literary pioneer . . . who forever changed perceptions of same-sex love and desire” Advocate.com.Ann Aldrich flung a provocative assertion at her readers in 1955 when she opened her landmark account of lesbian life in New York City by saying this book was the “result of fifteen years of participation in society as a female homosexual.” All orders packed with care most dust jackets protected by Brodart sleeve independent bookseller since 2011 Gold Medal Books paperback
196331061Greenwich CT: Fawcett 1963. Paperback. 159p. very good first edition PBO in original camp pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A Gold Medal Book k1313. Fawcett paperback books
1963260365Greenwich CT: Fawcett Gold Medal Books 1963. Paperback. 188p. worn third printing PBO in original pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A Gold Medal S1266. States on copyright page that the Gold Medal emblem on cover indicates it is not a reprint. Fawcett Gold Medal Books paperback books
1963200183Greenwich CT: Fawcett Gold Medal Books 1963. Paperback. 188p. lightly worn third printing PBO in original pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A Gold Medal S1266. States on copyright page that the Gold Medal emblem on cover indicates it is not a reprint. Fawcett Gold Medal Books paperback books
195838655Greenwich CT: Fawcett Gold Medal Books 1958. Paperback. 188p. lightly worn first printing PBO in original pictorial wraps. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A Gold Medal Giant s727. Fawcett Gold Medal Books paperback books
1958185207Greenwich CT: Fawcett Gold Medal Books 1958. Paperback. 188p. lightly worn second printing PBO in original pictorial wraps has small sticker scar. Lesbian pulp fiction. Grier A Gold Medal d1553. States on copyright page that the Gold Medal emblem on cover indicates it is not a reprint. Fawcett Gold Medal Books paperback books
1933008433Marseille Des Bibliophiles de Provence 1933 In-12 Broché, couverture illustrée, chemise et étui éditeur
1965244101965, Les Ecrits de France, M.C.L., in-8 broché de 316 pages, couverture rempliée illustrée, avant-propos de Mariana Kohler, traduction et adaptation de Edouard Longue, photographies noir et blanc hors-texte. Suivi de quelques recettes culinaires adaptées à l'Occident, inspirées des saines coutumes alimentaires des Hunza. | Etat : Etat général moyen, couverture un peu défraichie (Ref.: ref12192)
