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19726465Turlock CA: City of Turlock. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1972. First Edition. Original Cloth. Signed by the author the editor the illustrator and 16 of the co-authors. Very slight soiling along spine.; 8 1/2x11"; Signed by Author . City of Turlock hardcover
199327663Demon Rec., 1993. FiendCD728 1 CD CD
1996x-0750304014Inst of Physics Pub Inc 1996. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 420 pages. 9.50x6.25x1.00 inches. Inst of Physics Pub Inc paperback
1996Q-0750304014CRC Press 1996-01-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! CRC Press paperback
1949975624Stuttgart.: K. Thienemanns Verlag. 1949. Orig.Halbleinen. Mit Aufnahmen der Verfasserin. 11.-15. Tausend. 8°. Einband leicht berieben Seiten leicht gebräunt. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren. Travemünder Stare K. Thienemanns Verlag. unknown
199637327Elektra, 1996. 1 CD CD
19972091502135418006Shubundo 1997. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Shubundo paperback
2000Q-089870765XIgnatius Press 2000-02-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Ignatius Press paperback
199451237Avenue Jazz, 1994. R2 71707 CD CD
198943573Berlin, Sportverlag, 1989. 2. Auflage 303 Seiten , 30 cm, Leinen
197988032Sante Fe New Mexico: Creative Writing Program of the Institute of American Indian Arts 1979-1981. Volumes 1-7 including double issue nos.2&3 all softcovers with publisher's press release laid into Vol. 7. Volume 1 is Octavo 21.5cm in tan paper wrappers; Volumes 2-7 are Quarto 28cm in white paper wrappers; black-and-white illustrations throughout all volumes. Full pagination available upon request. Volume 1 has Lincoln County Unif. mailing label to rear wrapper previous ownership inked to front wrapper and light rubbing to covers presumably where there was tape residue. Volumes 2-7 are from the library of noted poet translator and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn 1928-2024 with his mailing address adhered and written on rear wrappers and tape to covers. All volumes have modest shelf-wear and -soil; overall a Good set.<br /> <br /> Poetry Fiction & Plays from the university's Creative Writing Program with guest writers including Joy Harjo Ray Young Bear Joseph Bruchacc III Linda Hogan Maurice Kenny Ted D. Tomeo-Palmanteer Jim Sagel and Ralph Salisbury. Student contributors include C.J. Brafford Edison Klee and Camilla LaCapa. 88032. Creative Writing Program of the Institute of American Indian Arts unknown
1903050240Peterborough Ontario Canada: Seagull Publishing 1903. Book. Fine. Soft cover. Signed by Authors. 1st Edition. 24mo - over 5 - 5¾" tall. Original Ribbon Tied Decorative Cover. Seagull Publishing Paperback
1920349London: The Field Press 1920. Large quarto original blue cloth with gilt lettering and crest to the front board; unpaginated preliminary leaves comprise the colour ornamental title-page a photogravure portrait of C. Alma Baker and a further decorated leaf followed by single leaf listing contents and plates; then 148 continuously paginated letterpress leaves with 52 photogravure plates throughout. The top edge of the pages is gilt and other edges remain uncut tissue guards extant for the plates. Scattered flecking and staining of the cloth spine moderately sunned one corner of the boards bumped yet internally fresh and excellent. One of the most lavish and desirable books on the history of Australia and First World War aviation. In the introduction plantation owner and agriculturalist Alma Baker writes: 'during my visit to Australia in the early part of 1916 I came to the conclusion that there were many people living in the Commonwealth who unable to go the front themselves would be glad to subscribe towards battleplanes to represent them in the firing-line if an individual appeal be made.'</p> <p>And so began the bold plan of gifting aeroplanes from Australia and Malaya for use in the European war. This book is a lavishly printed souvenir for presentation to donors and dignitaries. It lists the aeroplanes typically costing some £2700 apiece along with their donors including great Australians such as graziers Sidney Kidman and Henry White of Belltrees who both respectively paid for two aeroplanes. Some were funded collectively for example the citizens of both the Northern Territory and Far North Queensland separately raised the funds for aeroplanes. Each of the Australian gifts is illustrated in 21 fine photogravure plates.</p> <p>A more detailed account of the practical and strategic use of the Australian and Malayan gifted aeroplanes is provided in a chapter of some 30 pages by Lieutenant-Colonel Boyd Cable of the Royal Air Force. This is followed by description and illustration of the Malayan effort. The Field Press unknown
19203291London: The Field Press 1920. Large quarto original pale Japon vellum with gilt lettering and crest to the front board; top-edge gilt and others uncut. The unpaginated preliminary leaves comprise a colour ornamental title-page a photogravure portrait of C. Alma Baker and a further decorated leaf followed by single leaf listing contents and plates; then 148 continuously paginated letterpress leaves with 52 photogravure plates throughout. Boards moderately thumbed and rubbed with a few scattered spots but overall a most attractive example internally fresh and excellent with tissue guards extant. One of the most lavish and desirable books on the history of Australia and First World War aviation. This copy is an example of the superior Japon vellum binding and was also offered in more modest demure blue cloth. The Japon vellum copies were presented to the wealthy benefactors of the war-planes scheme as a gesture of gratitude for the very considerable sums advanced towards the war effort. </p> <p>In the introduction plantation owner and agriculturalist Alma Baker writes: 'during my visit to Australia in the early part of 1916 I came to the conclusion that there were many people living in the Commonwealth who unable to go the front themselves would be glad to subscribe towards battleplanes to represent them in the firing-line if an individual appeal be made.'</p> <p>And so began the bold plan of gifting aeroplanes from Australia and Malaya for use in the European war. This book is a lavishly printed souvenir for presentation to donors and dignitaries. It lists the aeroplanes typically costing some £2700 apiece along with their donors including great Australians such as graziers Sidney Kidman and Henry White of Belltrees who both respectively paid for two aeroplanes. Some were funded collectively for example the citizens of both the Northern Territory and Far North Queensland separately raised the funds for aeroplanes. Each of the Australian gifts is illustrated in 21 fine photogravure plates.</p> <p>A more detailed account of the practical and strategic use of the Australian and Malayan gifted aeroplanes is provided in a chapter of some 30 pages by Lieutenant-Colonel Boyd Cable of the Royal Air Force. This is followed by description and illustration of the Malayan effort. Noffsinger 66 revised edition 115; not listed in Myron Smith. The Field Press unknown
1908343491908. ORGAIN Kate Alma. Southern Authors in Poetry and Prose. Original cloth t.e.g. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company 1908. First edition. Krick 363. Very good. unknown
199312339ABo. Ort, Ogikubo Production, 1993. 26 cm, 72 pages, with some illustrations (looking xeroxed), Paperback. used copy, good condition.
199754161New Sounds Multimedia, 1997. CNZ 027X CD CD
199426483Rhino Records 1994. Boxed 3 CD set in tall special edition case with attached booklet. Burgundy velveteen exterior with gilt lettering. CDs are in fine condition; gold lettering on exterior slightly rubbed otherwise near fine. Audio Book CD. Near Fine. Rhino Records unknown
199329583Zensor, [1993]. ZS 138 1 CD CD
20002502170121xbvkLondon, late 1990s/early 2000s. Ca. 29,6 x 20,9 cm (sheet), ca. 26,3 x 19,5 (image).
199954026Virgin UK, 1999. CD CD
