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1921019231Berlin Germany: Verlag Alexander Kogan Russische Kunst G.m.b.H. 1921. Book. Very good condition. Hardcover. First Edition. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Bound volume containing the first nine issues of this publication including one double issue. There is a title page inserted with a Brentano's Inc. slug on it stating that there are 10 issues within but there is no indication that these issues are original issues and are not reprints. The text is in Russian with some captions in German and French and a few summary articles are in English. Beautifully lithographed covers with numerous tipped-in color plates portraits and black-and-white illustrations. Small bump to the top corner and the cloth of the rear hinge is torn but the inner hinge remains strong. The texts are clean and unmarked. Ezhemesiachnyi literaturno-khudozhestvennyi illiustrirovannyi zhurnal. Russische Montasschrift für Kunst u. Literatur revue russe d'art et de littérature. Issues 1 2 3 and 4-5 were issued in 1921 and 6-9 were issued in 1922. First edition. Verlag Alexander Kogan Russische Kunst G.m.b.H. Hardcover books
1828302753London Charles and Henry Baldwyn 1820-1828. 1828. 8vo. Title page vignettes. Contemporary 3/4 tan calf over marbled boards red and dark green spine labels minor rubbing. An attractive set. 16 volumes. Bookplates of F. Barham Zincke of Wherstead. Volumes 15 16 are edited by Henry Southern and Nicholas Harris Nicolas published by Baldwin Cradock and Joy; and Payne and Foss. Printed by Thomas Davison. Volumes 1-14 printed by D.S. Maurice. Hardcover. Very Good. London, Charles and Henry Baldwyn, 1820-1828. hardcover books
2017716262017. Michigan Law Review. Ann Arbor Michigan: Michigan Law Review Association. Volumes 69 to 115 no. 5 1970-2017 in 88 books. Vols. 69 to 92 tan buckram with red and black spine lettering pieces Vols. 93 to 115 tan buckram with black spine lettering. Ex-library with property stamps on page edges else very good condition. Special $1495. Founded in 1902 the Review is the sixth oldest legal journal in the country. It was originally was intended as a forum in which the faculty of the Law Department could publish its legal scholarship. The faculty resolution creating the Review required every faculty member to submit two articles per year to the new journal. From its inception until 1940 the Review's student members worked under the direction of faculty members who served as Editor-in-Chief. In 1940 the first student Editor-in-Chief was selected. During the years that followed student editors were given increasing responsibility and autonomy. Today the Review is run with no faculty supervision. Seven of each volume's eight issues ordinarily are composed of two major parts: Articles by legal scholars and practitioners and Notes written by the student editors. One issue in each volume is devoted to book reviews. Occasionally special issues are devoted to symposia or colloquia. unknown books
15310Margaret Sanger. "Birth Control Review" American Birth Control League/Birth Control Federation of America 1923-1930. Significant group of 10 early Birth Control Review magazines. The Birth Control Review was a crucial communication tool used by Margaret Sanger and her organization Planned Parenthood to spread educational information about contraception methods to women worldwide and to report on global progress toward women's reproductive rights. This selection of journals is dated at a critical moment in the movement as Sanger continued combatting and defying Comstock Laws that banned the distribution of materials related to sexuality and reproduction in the U.S. Deaccessioned library copies. All 10 journals bear markings from their previous institution on the upper front cover and have minor age related toning to the edges. Some fold lines visible. Original stapled bindings intact and in overall good condition. unknown books
186232318Danville KY and Cincinnati OH: Printed for the Association and Sold By Moore Wilstach Keys & Co. of Cincinnati 1862. 8vo. Four issues: No. 1 195pp; No. 2 197-370 1-errata pp; No. 3 371-541 pp; No. 4 543-714 6 pp. Number 1 lacking rear wrapper; the top outer corner of last four leaves creased and worn one corner torn loss of only a few letters; Number 4's rear wrapper detached but present. Very Good. <br/><br/> Contents include a variety of articles on the Presbyterian religion original sin "The Secession Conspiracy in Kentucky" Politics and the Church Negro Slavery and the Civil War Israel and the Sinai and much else. The Danville Review was founded by professors at Centre College and Danville Theological Seminary in order to establish a Presbyterian quarterly more centrally located than those in the eastern states. <br/> Original editors were Robert J. Breckinridge Edward P. Humphrey Stephen Yerkes and Joseph T. Smith of Danville Theological Seminary; James Matthews Jacob Cooper and Robert W. Landis of Centre College of Danville; and Robert W. Landis John M. Worrall and Robert L. Breck all of Kentucky. It was as its Prospectus stated "designed mainly for the exposition advancement and defence of the Christian Religion considered in its purely Evangelical sense; and for open resistance to whatever is hostile to it or inconsistent with it. its pages will be open to the consideration of all other interests of man and the discussion of everything that promotes or obstructs any one of these interests. The work is projected and will be controlled by persons all of whom are members of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America all of whom accept the standards of that Church in their obvious sense." <br/> Reverend Breckinridge used the publication in his fight to keep Kentucky from secession. <br/>Not in Lomazow. Printed for the Association and Sold By Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co. of Cincinnati unknown books
1991582261991. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge Mass. Volumes 64 to 104 1950-1991. Mixed bindings. Vols. 64-72 solid brown and solid tan library binding; vols. 73-82 84-89 91 92 95 tan binding with upper red and lower black labels; Vols. 83 90 93 94 red binding; vols. 96-104 black with gold lettering. Together 60 books. Ex-library with property stamps on page edges and location labels at foot of spine else good condition. Special $695. The Harvard Law Review is a student-run organization formally independent of the Harvard Law School which publishes eight issues per year/volume containing articles by student editors as well as professors judges and practitioners and solicits reviews of important recent books from recognized experts. Individual volumes and standing order service available for future volumes as published. unknown books
1959WRCLIT52389Gambier OH: Kenyon College 1959. Volumes II III V VII-XVIII and XXII. A long slightly broken run consisting of 64 issues bound up in sixteen volumes gilt buckram for James Laughlin original wrappers bound in. Lower margin of first leaf of II:1 neatly clipped cloth occasionally dusty some sunning and spotting to a couple of spines but generally very good. Edited by John Crowe Ransom. Published quarterly. The original series extended through volume 32 1970. A revival and new series began in 1979. Under Ransom's editorship THE KENYON REVIEW assumed the status of the leading forum for the New Critics and at various times Blackmur Tate Warren and M. Van Doren each served in the role of advisory editor. In 1942 THE KENYON REVIEW took over THE SOUTHERN REVIEW's subscription list after the latter's demise and the publication of fiction expanded. Contributors to early numbers included J.P. Bishop F.M. Ford Delmore Schwartz Robert Lowell early appearances Y. Winters R.P. Blackmur W.C. Williams R. Jarrell Lincoln Kirstein R.P. Warren Isherwood et al a pattern consistent with the continuing high caliber of subsequent volumes. ANDERSON & KINZIE pp.708-9. Kenyon College hardcover books
1958WRCLIT61257New York 1958. Volumes 19 through 25. Thirty-two issues bound in seven volumes. Contemporary cloth original wrappers bound in. From the library of James Laughlin of New Directions. Cloth a bit dusty otherwise very good. Edited by F.W. Dupee Dwight MacDonald et al. Published through its long life as a bi- monthly monthly and quarterly. "The spectacle of the thirties - the dilemma of the artist solved and yet not solved - is nowhere better portrayed.then in the career of the most interesting of all radical literary magazines THE PARTISAN REVIEW" - Hoffman et al. In 1936 PR combined with Conroy's THE ANVIL and with the addition of Dwight Macdonald and F.W. Dupee to the editorial staff late in 1937 PR declared "its responsibility to the revolutionary movement in general but we disclaim obligation to any of its organized political expressions." marking its transformation into a continuing significant journal of original letters criticism and commentary. As a mirror of political and literary developments during the years surrounding WWII PR is essential. Of course postage is extra. HOFFMAN et al pp.166-8 and 325. hardcover books
2000624432000. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard Law Review Association. Volumes 107 to 113 1993-2000 lacking Vol. 107 no. 1 Vol. 107 no.7 and Vol. 108 no.3 in 53 paper bound issues. Ex-library very good. $595. The Harvard Law Review is a student-run organization formally independent of the Harvard Law School which publishes eight issues per year/volume containing articles by of legal scholarship by student editors as well as professors judges and practitioners and solicits reviews of important recent books from recognized experts. Individual volumes and standing order service available for future volumes as published. unknown books
2008582272008. Michigan Law Review. Ann Arbor Michigan: Michigan Law Review Association. Vols. 80 to 106 1981-2008. Vols. 80 to 100 black library binding in 58 books; vols. 100 no. 7 to 106 in 50 unbound issues. Fourteen 14 linear feet of space. Ex-library very good condition. Special $495. Founded in 1902 the Review is the sixth oldest legal journal in the country. It was originally was intended as a forum in which the faculty of the Law Department could publish its legal scholarship. The faculty resolution creating the Review required every faculty member to submit two articles per year to the new journal. From its inception until 1940 the Review's student members worked under the direction of faculty members who served as Editor-in-Chief. In 1940 the first student Editor-in-Chief was selected. During the years that followed student editors were given increasing responsibility and autonomy. Today the Review is run with no faculty supervision. Seven of each volume's eight issues ordinarily are composed of two major parts: Articles by legal scholars and practitioners and Notes written by the student editors. One issue in each volume is devoted to book reviews. Occasionally special issues are devoted to symposia or colloquia. unknown books
1985170971Meredith NH: Oriental Rug Review 1985. Hardcover. VG- all three books have light wear to extremities minor instances of scuffing/rubbing/soiling very minor instances of interior foxing and/or discoloration. Three volumes of red boards with gilt stamped lettering and design. Various pagings. BW illustrations. Set is heavy and will require extra shipping. Volume I & II: March 1981-March 1983 Volume III: April 1983-March 1984 Volume IV: April 1984-March 1985. Volume I is "Oriental Rug Auction Review." Oriental Rug Review hardcover books
19395767Gambier: Kenyon College 1939-1940. Uniformly very good or better in wrappers Vol. 1 No. 1 has a former owner's signature and a few checkmarks in pencil Vol. 2 No. 2 is worn at the heel of the spine. First Editions. The first eight issues of the noted literary magazine including Robert Lowell's first instance in print in Vol. 1 No. 1. Edited by John Crowe Ransom. Gambier: Kenyon College unknown books
1972WRCLIT85096Oxford 1972. Whole numbers one through 29/30 lacking only #10 for completion in 32 parts or issues four double numbers; three numbers consisting of three separate pamphlets each. Thirty-two issues or parts. Printed and pictorial wrappers. Occasional light use and dusting to some wrappers otherwise very good to about fine. Edited by Ian Hamilton et al. A complete run less one number of all published. "THE REVIEW aimed to be the most comprehensive survey of modern poetry and it succeeded" - Sullivan. Contributions by Davie Alvarez Fuller Redgrove Silkin MacBeth Hamburger Empson Larkin Plath Middleton Symons Reeve Upward Riding Spender Lowell Cameron Abse Amis Hall Eberhart Jennings et al. Special issues are turned over to the Thirties Eliot Empson etc. The tripartite issues are made up of separate pamphlets by Alvarez Hamilton Fuller and others. Superseded by THE NEW REVIEW April 1974 - September 1978. SULLIVAN MODERN pp. 393-405. unknown books
1973WRCLIT51542Toronto 1973. Whole numbers 1016 and 21 through 61. Forty-two issues one a double number. Printed and pictorial wrappers. Some spines bumped or creased but generally very good or better. Edited by Robert Weaver et al. Published quarterly. A substantial chunk of the eighty- four numbers published 1956-82. An essential periodical printing the poetry and prose of English-speaking Canadians in the main including both young and established writers in its pages: Richler Atwood Ondaatje Callaghan Bowering Layton Purdy Smith Dudek Woodcock Glassco Moore et al. unknown books
191434653Saigon: n.d. 1914. 8vo folding plate 20-page extract from Revue Indochinoise as are all the following; bound with: L'astrologie chez les Annamites by G. Dumoutier 26-p. extract illustrated throughout; bound with: La fete du village de Yen-Lang et le bonze tu dao-hahn by Pham Quyhn 8-page extract 2 plates; bound with: Une soiree au theatre Annamite by Edmond Gras 6-p. extract 6 plates 1 in color; bound with: L'insurrection de Gia-Dinh 1832-1834 by J. Silvestre 37-page extract. Together in later native Vioetnamese half blue morocco gilt-lettered spine; 1 plate and 4 pages of text loose but present pages toning else very good. <br/><br/> n.d. unknown books
1972WRCLIT85095Oxford 1972. Whole numbers one through 29/30 lacking only #s 10 16 17 and the supplement to #25 for completion in 29 parts or issues four double numbers; three numbers consisting of three separate pamphlets each. Thirty-two issues or parts. Printed and pictorial wrappers. Occasional light use and dusting to some wrappers otherwise very good to about fine. Edited by Ian Hamilton et al. A complete run less three numbers and a supplement of all published. "THE REVIEW aimed to be the most comprehensive survey of modern poetry and it succeeded" - Sullivan. Contributions by Davie Alvarez Fuller Redgrove Silkin MacBeth Hamburger Empson Larkin Plath Middleton Symons Reeve Upward Riding Spender Lowell Cameron Abse Amis Hall Eberhart Jennings et al. Special issues are turned over to the Thirties Eliot Empson etc. The tripartite issues are made up of separate pamphlets by Alvarez Hamilton Fuller and others. Superseded by THE NEW REVIEW April 1974 - September 1978. SULLIVAN MODERN pp. 393-405. unknown books
1992WRCLIT50886Storrs CT & Stockton CA 1992. Whole numbers 4 8 12 17 19 32 48 and 125 of 144 numbers published. Eight issues. Printed decorated and pictorial wrappers. First number a bit sunned at wrapper edges with small smudge remainder very good to fine. Edited by Marvin Malone and associates. A sparse representation of one of the more individualistic little magazines of its generation first published in the Fall of 1959 and thereafter "whenever sufficient material has accumulated for an issue." WORMWOOD is "non-beat non-academic non- sewing circle and non-profit.and is not afraid of either intelligence or wit - both are rare qualities." Early issues were printed in editions of five hundred often numbered copies though in later years the editions were increased somewhat. Occasional issues were devoted to single authors or themes and many issues featured separate center sections on colored paper devoted to single authors. Contributors to these issues include J. Scully J. Crews Bukowski R. Lowry Locke Orlovitz Congdon Holland Wakoski Sherman Blackburn Sanders Orlovsky Kupferberg Malanga Berrigan Micheline Bowering Weil Wild et al. Numbers 19 and 32 are each one of 25 specially numbered copies signed by the featured author Judson Crews and Hugh Fox respectively on their center sections. Whole number twelve contains a copy of the prospectus as well as a form letter directed in manuscript to Langston Hughes soliciting contributions. Meaningful runs of THE WORMWOOD REVIEW are now difficult to assemble and no special effort was made to do so here. ANDERSON & KINZIE pp.746-7. unknown books
184339437New Haven: Published by Wilder & Co 1843. 1st printing. Original publisher's printed buff paper wrappers. Some wear to wrappers and chipping to paper at spine ends with front wrapper detached from no. II & IV. No. II lacks rear wrapper. Period pos of Caroline Lauphier to top of each front wrapper. Foxing. An About VG set. 4 issues. Steel engraving as frontis to each issue. 8vo. 9-3/8" x 5-3/4" <br/><br/>The first number has an extensive review of Dickens' AMERICAN NOTES pp. 64 - 84. Published by Wilder & Co unknown books
1980WRCLIT51562New York: Center for Inter-American Relations 1980. Whole numbers 4/5 7-15 17-21/2 24 25/6. Seventeen issues including three double numbers. Small quarto. Pictorial and decorated wrappers. Illustrations. Very good to fine. Edited by Ronald Christ et al. Commenced publication in 1968 and in the earlier numbers subtitled with the relevant year i.e. REVIEW 72. A triannual devoted to "views reviews and interviews on Latin American Literature" in English with a significant number of original contributions as well. Many issues feature a special focus such as Cobra Borges etc. Center for Inter-American Relations unknown books
607851Los Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium April 27-28 1923. Book by Frank Condon and Tom Geraghty. Music by Aubrey Stauffer. Lyrics by Alfred Hustwick. Louis Gottschalk conductor. Costumes by James Mitchell Leisen. 8vo 6 3/4" x 10". Cover art by Martin Justice. 44 pages including original pictorial wrappers. Few short tears; tiny hold through the text. Cast included: Anna May Wong; Charles Ray; Harold Grieve; Marion Nixon; Wallace Beery; Carmel Myers; Laura La Plante; Adolph Menjou; Reginald Denny; Bessie Love. Includes advertisements for celebrities and local business including: Lon Chaney; Irving Cummings; Charles Chaplin. Provenance: from the archive of author Frank Condon. Soft cover. Very Good. Los Angeles, Philharmonic Auditorium, April 27-28, 1923. paperback books
2003457212003. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard Law Review Association 2002-2003. Vol. 116 2002-2003 Part 1-2 in 2 books. Newly bound in tan buckram with upper red and lower black spine lettering pieces. New. $160. unknown books
2004457202004. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard Law Review Association 2003-2004. Vol. 117 2003-2004 Part 1-2 in 2 books. Newly bound in tan buckram with upper red and lower black spine lettering pieces. New. $160. unknown books
2005449582005. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard Law Review Association 2004-2005. Vol. 118 2004-2005 Part 1-2 in 2 books. Newly bound in tan buckram with upper red and lower black spine lettering pieces. New. $160. unknown books
2006519572006. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard Law Review Association 2005-2006. Vol. 119 2005-2006 Part 1-2 in 2 books. Newly bound in tan buckram with upper red and lower black spine lettering pieces. New. $160. unknown books
2007542662007. Harvard Law Review. Cambridge Mass.: Harvard Law Review Association 2006-2007. Vol. 120 2006-2007 Part 1-2 in 2 books. Newly bound in tan buckram with upper red and lower black spine lettering pieces. New. $160. unknown books
