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19792090202118202642Shoin Women's College Shoin Women's College Junior College Academic Research Group 1979. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Shoin Women's College Shoin Women's College Junior College Academic Research Group paperback
191523026201Philadelphia PA 1915. Good slightly worn with a slight crease down the middle. No-Stickee is a product created by the India Refining Company which specialized in vegetable butters. The three separate recipe cards are to advertise the No-Stickee product to use with candy promising to not only make candy stable and cut easily but to also prevent it from sticking to teeth. Each recipe card has a different candy that includes use of the product. One is pink one white one blue and the print is on one side. Each measures 5 3/4" x 5 1/2" India Refining Co. produced a "Science in Confectionary" booklet which included recipes that were altered for the use of their product. The three recipe cards seem to be taken from or inspired by the booklet. unknown
1958231781958. Bombay red light district photographs of women seated in brothel doorways gathered in interior rooms and receiving male visitors circa 1958 recording the sex trade as it operated in post independence India under the combined pressures of urban poverty migration and state regulation. Drawn from a merchant marine album and anchored by a source page marked 1958 the group preserves an outsider's view of brothel based sex work at the moment when independent India's Suppression of Immoral Traffic in Women and Girls Act had just come into force. British rule had already concentrated prostitution into regulated urban zones in Bombay with districts such as Kamathipura shaped by segregation policing and the management of commercial sex. The 1956 law effective 1 May 1958 targeted brothel keeping procuring and related activities without removing the economic structures that kept poor women in the trade. <br /> Photo archive of 17 silver gelatin photographs each 2.75" x 4" Bombay India circa 1958. Several images show women in saris seated on stone thresholds and steps outside narrow ground floor rooms watching the street conversing with one another or facing the camera from darkened doorways. Other photographs move inside the premises where a group of young women pose on a sofa beneath patterned wallpaper one beside a Western man holding a camera while another interior view shows several women crowded before a wall mirror with the same man visible in reflection behind them. Street level exterior views record a worn multistory building with open upper windows shuttered lower bays pedestrians passing and an automobile and hand pulled or cycle traffic in front fixing the brothel within a dense commercial streetscape rather than an isolated interior world. One of the most arresting images shows a white clothed man carrying a tray as he faces several figures in a narrow passage potentially showcasing the work surrounding and upkeeping the trade.<br /> The archive belongs to a longer history in which Bombay's sex districts were formed under colonial urban governance and continued after 1947 as sites where caste class migration policing and women's labor met in highly unequal ways. These photographs show the raw historical context of such professions with women waiting at entrances living in cramped quarters and occupying semi public thresholds where domestic space commercial exchange and street visibility collapse into one another. Light surface wear small edge chips and album glue residue en verso. Overall very good condition. The album context fixed 1958 dating and repeated views of the same doorway spaces make this a concise photographic record of brothel based sex work in postcolonial Bombay. unknown
1964BIBLIO-01781G. K. Hall & Co Boston 1964 reprint. 10 vols cloth folio 358 x 260 mm. pp. About 90000 entries. A massive catalogue of the printed books in European languages in the India Office Library including many rarities and very comprehensive coverage of material on the British Raj. The European Printed Books collection was originally part of the library set up by the Honourable East India Company in 1801 to safeguard books entrusted to it by its servants and others. The Company's Directors soon began to collect actively rather than just receiving material and from the outset made their stock available to orientalist scholars as well as maintaining and augmenting it as an official reference resource. After the demise of the Company in 1858 its responsibilities were taken over by the newly-established India Office and coverage started to concentrate on material relating to the Indian sub-continent and its affairs together with those of Burma. The European Printed Books collection holds a considerable amount of extremely rare Indian and UK material and is the primary repository for material on the history of British India. Contents : Vols 1-2: Sheaf catalogue A-Z. Vols 3 - 6: Author catalogue A-Z. Vols 7 - 9 : Subject catalogue A-Z. Vol 10: Catalogue of periodicals. Accessions until 1936 were included in an Author catalogue in sheaf form in which entries from twenty-two volumes of uncumulated printed catalogues and printed supplementary accessions lists were pasted in a single alphabetical sequence. In 1936 the cataloguing system was reorganised; all subsequent accessions were entered in two card catalogues one Author the other Subject. The present work accordingly reproduces a the whole of the Author sheaf catalogue containing accessions to 1936 in Volumes 1 and 2 and b in Volumes 3-9 the Author and Subject card catalogues containing accessions from 1936 to the end of 1963 together with some recatalogued pre-1936 accessions and c periodical publications as a separate sequence at the end of the Author card catalogue Volume 10. A Very Good ex-library set. The library markings are :stamps on top and bottom edges small spine labels and partly removed labels from the front free endpapers. Otherwise Very Good some covers a little scuffed. G. K. Hall & Co, Boston, 1964 reprint hardcover
193418613Macmillan 1934. 8vo. First Edition with portrait frontispiece 7 plates and folding coloured map; blue buckram Elliot family crest blocked in gilt on upper board gilt back blue top backstrip very lightly sunned else a very good bright clean copy. A PRESENTATION CPY FROM THE AUTHOR WITH HER LONG SIGNED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER. 'With affectionate and heartfelt gratitude to Eva Bell whose expert knowledge so ungrudgingly given has been of invaluable assistance in compiling this record of five eventful years of Indian history'. A scarce and important presentation copy. Macmillan, hardcover
1932C125076Calcutta: Government of India 1932. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. Boards slightly marked and edge-worn cloth spine slightly worn at head otherwise a very good solid copy. Government of India, hardcover
1923HALL500623Hardback. 1923. A Statement prepared for presentation to Parliament . by L.F. Rushbrook Williams. xvi 358pp 19 maps & charts Calcutta 1923. Very good ex-library copy. . hardcover
1925HALL500476Hardback. 1925. A Statement prepared for presentation to Parliament . by L.F. Rushbrook Williams. xvii 435pp 23 maps & charts some folding Calcutta 1925. Very good. . hardcover
1932HALL500477Hardback. 1932. A Statement prepared for presentation to Parliament. xxiv 752pp 17 plates 3 fldg. maps diagrams & charts Calcutta 1932. Very good. . hardcover
1935HALL500625Hardback. 1935. A Statement prepared for presentation to Parliament. xvi 196pp folding map Delhi 1935 Very good. . hardcover
19942083002115702786travel journal 1994. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 book travel journal paperback
191120971London: Thomas Cook & Son. . 1911. Softcover. Very Good. Boards with light rubbing to extremities. Thomas Cook stamp on front endpaper as issued. ; With four fold-out maps in color. Many ads in rear section. Nice red colored edges and brown flexible boards. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; vi 242 pages . Thomas Cook & Son. paperback
192311693London: Thos. Cook & Son Ltd. 1923. Hardcover. Very Good. Slight wear to extremities. Slight fraying to spine ends; Four folding maps. Many pages of quaint period ads; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 246 pages . Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd hardcover
198541922Marg Publications. 1985. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. Bumping to base of spine. Minor shelfwear to book. DJ has a few tears and chipping. Scholar's name to ffep Robert Brown.; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 132 pages . Marg Publications hardcover
195320553New York: Harper & Brothers. 1953. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. DJ price clipped with spine a bit browned and with small open tears. Small open tear to DJ back. ; Early edition. The former justice of the Supreme Court of the United States William O. Douglas also a fabulous travel writer said: "A first-rate story . I whish every American would read it." ; B&W Photographs; 8vo - 8" to 9" tall; 237 pages . Harper & Brothers hardcover
193371570linen backed colour map of India 59.5 x 55 cm subtitled Afghanistan Baluchistan and Sind scale 1:1000000; folded paper colour map of North West Frontier Provinces 75 x 55 cm at scale of 1 inch to 16 miles Published under the direction of Colonel C.H.D. Ryder and Colonel E.A. Tandy, Surveyor Generals of India unknown
1951HIIN00002New York: The John Day Company 1951 WYSIWYG pricing--no added shipping charge for standard shipping within USA. Red cloth yellow titles on spine vii 344 pp map brief bibliography. FFEP has 1 cm rectangle discolored by old sticker else fine. Price-clipped DJ has small edge tears chipping to head of spine; in Brodart archival cover. Combines history of India in the first half of the 20th century with personal observation. From the DJ: "Seeking to understand the immediate problems of India and Pakistan the Woffords traversed the subcontinent for six months talking with peasants businessmen student leaders Communist zealots Socialist opposition leaders Gandhi disciples officials untouchables. . There are aspects of India so grim as to lead any observer to despair. But there are also factors on the hopeful side." Shipping weight 2 lbs. International 1 lb. 12 oz. . Near Fine/VG. 20½ X 14½ cm. The John Day Company Hardcover
1920238521920. Photography. Very good condition. A wonderful large album of 127 post card size venacular photographs each captioned depicting the everyday life of people in the streets villages and country side; these are authentic images of real life in India at the time. Also includes images of Bombay and the Palace at Amber. The photographer is unidentified; probably an American couple on an Indian tour.<br /> <br /> The majority of the photographs concern life in India from people at work in a wide range of trades to women of different castes to wonderful marketplace scenes including children at play holy men wrestlers a carousel captioned "a Merry-Go-Round" and traveling artists.<br /> <br /> 40 images of rural India include: native houses village streets & centers a potter at work village shops village "bazarrs" sic showing all manner of sidewalk vendors and stalls village wells women walking to market with large baskets carried on their heads holy men sweet and bread sellers selling "pop" soft drinks from a cart burial of a distinguished person "a bride and her maids pay visits to relatives part of the 3 day wedding ceremony".<br /> <br /> 11 images titled "Women of India" show Hindu Jain and Mohammedan women women spinning women carrying goods stacked on their heads women with children and high caste women. <br /> <br /> 28 images of Indian men include an image title rather mysteriously "rural native police English Providence" porters young boys high diver gate keeper cook shoe mender snake charmer street musician clown traveler traveling artist traveling school teacher tobacco seller "by the puff" holy men of India "fakirs" wrestlers and a transvestite the image titled "an efeminate sic gentleman Indian man dressed in a sari.<br /> <br /> 21 images of the stunning Amber Palace and Fort in northwest India the oldest surviving palace in India built of red sandstone and white marble whose architecture shows a blend of Muslim and Hindu influences. Images include walls and grand entrances ceremonial elephants stunning interior views of the palace and its rich alabaster carvings and views of the surrounding landscape taken from the Palace walls. The Jas Mandir is also pictured; this is the most beautiful structure at Amber divided in three parts: the Hall of the Private Audience on the ground floor the Glass Palace and the Hall of Glory on the upper floor.<br /> <br /> 15 images of Bombay with : a native policeman 2 colonial police officials the harbor Bombay city streets including shots of a large double decker tram the "red light" district Hindu Caves at Garapuri and Elephanta Island interiors of the carved caves and vultures "who devour the Parsi's dead in the Towers of silence".<br /> <br /> 12 images titled "Travel in India" include an elephant with howdah for carrying passengers ox drawn carts horse drawn carts and carriages railway carriages including one with a train door marked "Servants" a train station and a colonial postal box.<br /> <br /> A large photograph album 15 x 11 1/2". Black stiff cloth covers cord bound. Hand lettered "No. 5" at upper left corner front cover. Images measure 5 1/2 x 3 1/2" laid down 3 or 4 per page with captions hand lettered in white. The first 2 leaves detached loosely inserted. The photographs in fine condition.<br /> <br /> An album of evocative images of the life experienced by Indians living in colonial India. Images probably taken by an American traveller as soda is referred to as "pop" harbor is spelled without the "u" and the album itself is made in the USA. unknown
195072174Delhi : Publications Division Ministry Of Information And Broadcasting Govt. Of India 1950. First Edition. Hardback. A good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling with minor rubbing to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. ; 185 pages; Description: 185 p. : ill. ; 22 x 31 cm. Subjects: India - Pictorial works. [Delhi] : Publications Division, Ministry Of Information And Broadcasting, Govt. Of India hardcover
1964mon0000027206Swale Press 1964. Paperback. Very Good. in x in x in. FAST Despatch by First Class Royal Mail Swale Press paperback
1910174839New York. circa1910. Printed colour map 29 x 25 cm with inset map of the Eastern Part of India colour key reference key to the ruling divisions current and projected railways and telegraphs also shown central fold slight toning; in very good condition. Interesting map shaded by Divisions: the Presidencies of Bengal Madras Bombay Ceylon "Native States under British Protection" and "Independent States" Nepal and Bhutan. . unknown
191220853London: A & C Black. 1912. Second Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Boards with light rubbing to extremities. Slight bumping to one corner. First and last few pages browned. Light foxing to half-title page and very light occasional foxing but not affecting the illustrations. ; Dark red cloth boards with gilt lettering and ornate design in gilt green and orange. Top edge gilt. 75 tissue guarded illustrations from watercolors by the famous artist Mortimer Menpes. 20 Shilling Series. Inman 38 ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 216 pages . A & C Black hardcover
191220480London: A & C Black. 1912. Second Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Light dampstaining to bottom of back boards. Tanning and extremely light foxing to first and last few pages. Former owner's name on front free endpaper. An unusually handsome and tight copy; Dark red cloth boards with gilt lettering and ornate design in gilt green and orange. Top edge gilt. 75 tissue guarded illustrations from watercolors by the famous artist Mortimer Menpes. Inman 38 ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 216 pages . A & C Black hardcover
192920614London: A & C Black. 1929. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. DJ darkened and with light chipping. Slight loss to spine ends. Very light foxing to fore edge bottom edge and first few pages. Else a handsome and tight copy. ; This is the more popular version of the rare India guide from the 20 Shilling series. Blue cloth with beautiful blindstamped decoration. Gilt spine lettering and black lettering to front board. 32 illustrations from watercolors by Mortimer Menpes. ; Black Popular Series of Colour Books; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 220 pages . A & C Black hardcover
19316472New York: G. P. Putnam & Co. . 1931. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. DJ price clipped and with some chips to top and bottom spine. DJ spine darkened. ; Fold-out map at rear. The adventurous trip to "the forbidden frontiers of India" along the difficult and hazardous road to Leh over which the British authorities issued only twentyfour passes a year! ; B&W Photographs; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 259 pages . G. P. Putnam & Co. hardcover