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AQ22362London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. January 1833. No 11. - Vol. II 5 56pp 2. With an engraved folding map. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbedand creased loss to spine upper panel detached. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting occasional chipping to margins. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Organisation of the French Marine' 'New Metallic Sheathing for Ships' Bottoms' and 'Navigation of the British Channel'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., January, 1833. No 11. - Vol. II unknown
AQ22349London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. March 1833. No 13. - Vol. II 1 114-176pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased loss to spine. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'On the Navigation of the Dardanelles Bosphorus and Black Sea' 'On the Trade of British America' and 'The River Amazon and its Brazilian Tributaries'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., March, 1833. No 13. - Vol. II unknown
AQ22353London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. May 1833. No 15. - Vol. II 3 242-304pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased loss to spine. Scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Lights in the Entrance of the Bay of Fundy' 'Method proposed for Weighing and Anchor by Boats' and 'Magnetic Experiments on Chronometers'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., May, 1833. No 15. - Vol. II unknown
AQ22354London: Published by Fisher Son & Co. February 1833. No 12. - Vol. II 3 58-112pp. With a large engraved folding map. Uncut in original publisher’s pictorial blue wrappers. Rubbed loss to spine contemporary inked ownership inscription of Geo. Stebbing Agent Portsmouth to foot of upper panel. Early ink ownership inscription to head of first page of text scattered spotting. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'On the Water Barometer at Somerset House' 'On the Bijooga Indians' and 'The Doro Passage'. . 8vo. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co., February, 1833. No 12. - Vol. II unknown
1837AQ22356London: John Murray 1837. 8 1 498-568pp. With an engraved folding plate. Uncut and partially unopened in original publisher’s printed blue wrappers. Rubbed and creased some loss to spine. Scattered spotting plate browned. A monthly periodical The Nautical Magazine was first published in 1832. Associated with the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty the magazine provided reviews of Admiralty charts and publications articles on hazards to navigation and reports on maritime surveys. As the century progressed it documented the Crimean War and the First and Second Opium Wars the construction of the Suez Canal and ultimately futile search for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition in search of the North-West Passage. This issue contains inter alia articles on; 'Durability of Wood' 'On the Present Neglect of the Deep-Sea and Hand-Leads' and 'On the Protection of Ships from Lightening'. . 8vo. John Murray unknown
45452New York: New-Week 1934. Newsstand advertising placard approx. 12" x 9". Printed in black and yellow on heavy card-stock recto-only. Light wear at edges; corners rounded; Very Good. Montage of photos illustrating the issue's feature on "Labor Strife;" includes central image of boxer James J. Braddock working out in preparation for his famous fight against Max Baer; others of "Violence in San Francisco" dustbowl photograph "Praying for Rain." Attractive and unusual piece of Depression-era publishing ephemera. unknown
1998106815Orientations Magazine Ltd. 1998. Orientations Magazine Hong Kong. 1998. First edition. Paperback with wrapps. 4to. Illustrated in colour. A lovely copy with slight wear to covers and small bump to head of spine. Lightly browned at margins. paperback
9838Samuel Tipper publisher Leadenhall Street T. Gillet Printer Wild-court. Four pages 8vo sl. chipped and sunned but mainly good stab-holes. It autlines plans and describes "The Proprietors of the Satirist" as "a society of private gentlemen whose literary connections are peculiarly extensive." They will follow "the same spirited plan which fomerly distinguished the Antijacobin newspaper". Subjects to be Poetry Literature Theatre Politics etc. NoteThe Satirist survived 7 years re. CBEL 1807-1814. [Samuel Tipper, publisher, Leadenhall Street] T. Gillet, Printer, Wild-court unknown
2002165466Japan: Shiromizu-sha 2002. First Edition. Trade softcover. First Edition. Fine in a Fine card dust jacket with black-and-yellow obi band intact also Fine. Shiromizu-sha unknown
1988160191Sydney: Marrickville Margarine 1988. 1st edition. Nice copy. small octavo. hardback in decorated cloth 196pp. index Nice early Australian recipe book Marrickville Margarine hardcover
195955272New York:: Ideal Publishing Company. Feb. 5 1959. First edition. original wrappers illustrated in color. . Front wrapper dated in ms.; edges of wrappers and spine chipped; text block tanned but not brittle. Small folio. Illustrated throughout from photographs of Elvis. Ideal Publishing Company. unknown
1939128006Frank A. Munsey 1939. Very Good. First printing stapled softcover 8v color wrappers 128 pages. Vintage pulp adventure magazine featuring stories on baseball sailing Western fiction and more. Sports pulps a genre that saw smaller print runs fewer titles and less exposure to perspective customers naturally lending often to rarity and especially in attractive condition. Very Good overall light foxing rubbing toning and yapping mostly at the edges brief pencil on the front supple pages. Frank A. Munsey paperback
1930127941Sun Publications 1930s. Very Good Plus. First Editions printings stapled examples present softcover 8vo examples present color wrappers varying page count many issues in the series ran photographic plates of glamourous women in lingerie. Vintage magazines focusing on humorous fiction and cartoons with a few black-and-white photos in each issues. Closer to "spicy" pulps a genre that saw smaller print runs fewer titles and less exposure to perspective customers naturally lending often to more rarity and especially in attractive condition. Very Good overall light rubbing toning foxing a few creases stains and tears; one with remainder hole punch to the front. For mature consenting audiences.Issues: v1n5 1937. v1n6 10/1937.v2n5-6 10-11/1938. v3n10-11 2-3/1939. Sun Publications paperback
190444941Bradbury Agnew & Co. 1904. 4 vols. roy. 8vo. First Edition with frontispieces original tissue guards present titles in red and black and many hundreds of illustrations and cartoons throughout guards and titles mildly spotted; attractively bound in in contemporary red half roan cloth sides ruled in blind gilt backs gilt tops marbled endpapers boards lightly age-scuffed small age-stain to tail of backstrip of first volume hinges tender but bindings wholly sound a very good bright crisp clean run. SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Bradbury Agnew & Co., hardcover
289214 March 1930. Scottish animal painter and cartoonist 1864-1949 for many years connected with Punch. In good condition with the printed cartoon approximately 6 inches by 5 on 8vo piece of paper with two neat holes for ring binder. One of Armour's cartoons 'PLAYS FOR THE HUNTING-FIELD. "HONOURS EASY." has been cut from Punch and stuck to the piece of paper to which Armour has added his signature 'G. Denholm Armour 14 - 3 - 30'. Above the signature in another hand is ' "Punch" 5 - 3 - 30.' 14 March 1930. unknown
19296905Casper WY: Emmett Fuller 1929. First editions. 10 volumes 20x14cm. Photos illustrations advertisements. Each staple bound in colorful printed wrappers generally in very good condition with occasional minor chipping at corners or spines. No. 12 with some damp staining along edges. <br /> <br /> A broken run of this very uncommon bimonthly regional magazine from Wyoming which began publication in May of 1929 and went through at least April of 1930 with 24 issues in Volume I. After 1930 we find no mention of the publication so it seems to have ceased after just 1 year. According to his obituary in the Casper Star-Tribune from 1960 editor Emmett Fuller was a merchant and newspaperman in Casper before publishing the Pepper Pot which folded due to a limited audience in the state. He then went on to publish a similar magazine Western Progress in Denver in 1932 and The New Mexico Engineer in Albuquerque in the 1940s. <br /> <br /> The Pepper Pot's mission was to "inform to entertain and to assist in the more rapid and proper development of the state. by bringing forth Wyoming literary talent; Wyoming scientific inventive and business genius; and through wholesome discussion of matters important to the state." Perhaps the most well-known name and one which appears frequently throughout these issues is that of Lora Webb Nichols 1883-1962 with articles stories and poems. Nichols was a photographer from Encampment Wyoming whose bold Western images captured the spirit of pioneer life in and around the copper mining town. She would loan her cameras to cowboys and other passers-through asking them to return photographs which she would then develop in her studio. <br /> <br /> Other names which appear in these pages are Tim J. Mahoney Doris Garst Perry W. Jenkins Daphne Rowell Christy MacManus Sheila Hart Sylvia Oldman Upwall and others. <br /> <br /> OCLC cites holdings for scattered issues only at the Universities of Wyoming and Brown.<br /> <br /> <br /> . Emmett Fuller unknown
2080202103704968Revised Nase City Magazine Compilation Committee N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Page number: 192p Size: 21cm A5 Revised Nase City Magazine Compilation Committee paperback
194140513Madrid 1941-1942.- Son 15 fascÃculos seguidos de la punta de la revista; Folio Imperial los de la primera época 45 x 32 cm y Gran Folio los de la segunda época 36 x 28 cm.- Revista literaria de la inmediata postguerra en la que colaboran las mejores plumas y lápices de la época tales como Manuel Abril Dámaso Alonso Eduardo Aunón AzorÃn MarÃa LuÃsa Caturla Concha Espina Pedro LaÃn Manuel Machado Eugenio D'Ors Daniel Vazquez DÃaz Eduardo Vicente y un largo etc.- Se venden todos en conjunto al precio indicado. Los de la primera época debido a su gran tamaño tienen las esquinas algo chafadas y los nºs. 1 y 5 tienen el lomo reforzado. LITERATURA Y FILOSOFÃA ESPAÑOLAS DE LOS SIGLOS XIX-XXI Y SU HISTORIA EN GENERAL Libro en español Santo y Seña paperback
1955106813<p>Vol. XXXIV. No. 9. 4to magazine glossy covers illustrated 64 pp. Some aging and browning covers and spine in pretty nice shape but split on bottom part of spine; about very good. This issue provides coverage of the upcoming Rocky Marciano championship fight with Archie Moore which Marciano would win by knockout. Articles on Ray Robinson and Carmen Basilio are also featured in this issue.</p> : The Ring Inc.
201727669<p>New York:: Knopf 2017. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine unclipped dust jacket. The story of Jann Wenner Rolling Stone's founder editor and publisher and the pioneering era he helped curate is told here for the first time in glittering glorious detail. Joe Hagan provides readers with a backstage pass to storied concert venues and rock-star hotel rooms; he tells never before heard stories about the lives of rock stars and their handlers; he details the daring journalism Tom Wolfe Hunter S. Thompson P.J. O�Rourke and internecine office politics that accompanied the start-up; he animates the drug and sexual appetites of the era; and he reports on the politics of the last fifty years that were often chronicled in the pages of Rolling Stone magazine.</p> Knopf, hardcover
192020195London: Cassell & Company Limited 1920. Edge wear and rubbing tape to spine no back cover cover illustration from the Rohmer story is bright. A fair copy. 20195. Octavo single issue pictorial wrappers. Magazine. Includes the Sax Rohmer story "The Hand of the White Sheikh" which was later re-written by Rohmer a given a Chinatown setting and re-titled "The Hand of the Mandarin Quong." A macabre story ".the brutal Adderly abductor of a sheik's favourite wife is pursued by the sheik's vengeful hand severed at the wrist." - Pringle ed St. James Guide to Horror Ghost & Gothic Writers pp. 482-484. [Cassell & Company Limited unknown
191820278London: Cassell & Company Limited 1918. Several small chips light edge wear clear tape to spine a good copy. Uncommon. 20278. Octavo single issue printed wrappers. Includes the story "The Master of Hollow Grange" by Sax Rohmer. ".a crazed scientist is determined to extract in the most ghoulish manner possible the vital glands from a young girl to prolong his own life this of course is Rohmer's version of M.R. James's "Lost Hearts"." - Pringle ed St. James Guide to Horror Ghost & Gothic Writers pp. 482-484. [Cassell & Company, Limited] unknown
111118Worcester Mass. The School Arts Magazine 1930. 36 plates loose in lightyl worn original folder including 4 in colour. Each plate hase previous owner's light name stamp not affecting image. A very good copy Worcester, Mass., The School Arts Magazine 1930. unknown
193562818Chicago IL: Teck Publications Bernarr Macfadden 1935. 4to. 144 pp. Text illustrations by Leo Morey. Colour-illustrated softcovers cover art by Morey yapp fore-edges uniform light interior toning as usual minor edgewear slight creasing still VG bright copy. First edition of this installment in the famed pulp magazine first founded in 1926 by Hugo Gernsback and rescued in 1929 from bankruptcy by Macfadden until 1938. This issue features Part II of Campbell’s Contest/Conquest of the Planets serial. Teck Publications, [Bernarr Macfadden], paperback
194062833New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing Co. 1940. Three vols. in one. 4to. 146; 146; 146 pp. Text illustrations throughout by Robert Fuqua Julian S. Krupa & Leo Morey. Colour-illustrated softcovers yapp fore-edges uniform light interior toning as usual very minor creasing to spine still NF bright copy. First omnibus edition of this very rare oversize three-volume “Amazing Stories Quarterly†in the famed pulp magazine after it had been purchased by Ziff-Davis in 1938 and featuring 17 Science Fiction stories. These three issues feature the Steber’s “Black World†Bernal’s “Paul Revere and the Time Machine†Ayre’s “Case of the Murdered Savants†“O’Brien’s “Fish Men of Venus†Kalestsky’s “Revolt of the Ants†Gale’s “Treachery on Planetoid 41†and others. Ziff-Davis Publishing Co., paperback
