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1950100136Perth: Paterson Brokensha. 1950. Royal octavo pp. 342 b/w photos original gilt decorated boards. Near-fine condition. Prominent businessmen politicians etc. of Western Australia in the period with b&w photographs of each and brief chronology of WA history. 1st Edition. Boards. Paterson Brokensha hardcover
1st edition, original wrappers, 50 pages: illustrations, maps ; 19 cm. Publihsed for use by US armed forces and planners thinking about the cultures of the Pacific during and after WW II. Series: War Department education manual, EM 45.; G. I. Roundtable, EM 45. "Prepared for the United States Armed Forces Institute, copyright October 1944, by the American Historical Association ... Made available by the War Department ... The content ... Prepared by the Historical Service Board of the American Historical Association ..."--Page 2 of cover. Government publication (gpb) ; National government publication (ngp) . Other Titles: Islands of the Pacific. SUBJECT(S) : Geographic: Oceania. Pazifischer Ozean. USA. OCLC: 6396922. Light wear on cover, some wear on spine, some pages have bent corners, Otherwise Great Conditon (AC-4-29)
ML256Sydney 1896, petit in 4 toile verte décorée éd, XIV-337pp, 24 ill hors texte gravures et photos, 7 cartes et diagrame Publié par le gouvernement. Ouvrage fort complet. Ex dono du gouvernement. Quelques traces d'humidité du la couverture. Intérieur très frais
188590523Perth: Government Printer. 1885. Foolscap 4 pp. Near-fine condn. "Presented to the Legislative Council His Excellency's Command." <br>"No. 30." Government Printer unknown
188990531Perth: Government Printer. 1889. Foolscap 4 pp very good condn. "Transmitted to the Legislative Council 20th March 1889 as an enclosure to Message No. 1 from his Excellency the Governor." <br>"Ordered by the Coucil to be Printed." <br>"A. 2" Government Printer unknown
Melbourne, 1963, 4to brossura con copertina illustrata a colori, pp. 116 completamente illustrato in nero e a colori (Special number of the Ausralian Traveller)
Milano, primi '900, 8vo cop. ill. pp. 28 con ill. fot.
(Roma, Tip. Senato, 1888), stralcio con copertina posticcia muta, pp. 443/444 - !! ATTENZIONE !!: Con il termine estratto (o stralcio) intendiamo riferirci ad un fascicolo contenente un articolo di rivista, sia che esso sia stato stampato a parte utilizzando la stessa composizione sia che provenga direttamente da una rivista. Le pagine sono indicate come "da/a", ad esempio: 229/231 significa che il testo è composto da tre pagine. Quando la rivista di provenienza non viene indicata é perchè ci è sconosciuta. - !! ATTENTION !!: : NOT A BOOK : “estratto” or “stralcio” means simply a few pages, original nonetheless, printed in a magazine. Pages are indicated as in "from” “to", for example: 229/231 means the text comprises three pages (229, 230 and 231). If the magazine that contained the pages is not mentioned, it is because it is unknown to us.
Depliant ill. a colori, 1980/90, con undici vedute cittadine.
Brisbane, 1913, vol. XXIV pp. 180 con ill. + vol. XXXIII di pp. 210-XXIV con ill. I due :
Australia, Adventure Publications, 1987, 4to (cm. 31 x 23) tutta tela editoriale con titoli dorati, pp. 528completamente illustrato da fotografie a colori. Dedica manoscritta all’occhiello.
Australia, Gaslight Publishing, 1988, 4to tutta tela editoriale con sovraccopertina illustrata a colori, pp. 336 completamente illustrato a colori.
In 8, pp. 20 + 165-226 con tavv. sinott. n.t. Br. rifatta. Due articoli estratti dal Bulletin de l'Institut international de statistique.
In 8, pp. 144. Lievissima mancanza al d. Br. ed. Notizie geografiche, economiche e politiche relative alla colonia di Victoria che conobbe un rapido sviluppo a partire dalla fondazione nel 1851 grazie ai suoi preziosi giacimenti d'oro.
1941046627Cqanb: Australian War Memorial 1941. 104pp 150 bw tipped in photographs. Or green and yellow boards with coat-of-arms in gilt to front. Slightly shaken. Nice copy. Published under the auspicesof the Board of Management of the Australian War Memorial among whose members wereHarry Chauvel Colonel Sir Donald Cameron Sir Gilbert Dyett Sir David Ferguson C.E.W. Bean and others. Fourth Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. Oblong Elephant Folio. Australian War Memorial Hardcover
1941033560Cqanb: Australian War Memorial 1941. 104pp 150 bw tipped in photographs. Or green boards with coat-of-arms in gilt to front. Rubbed along spine edges some spotting to cloth top front corner and front cover fore-edge bumped and some wear to corners some foxing/small stains to endpapers. Quite nice example of the scarce first edition of 1941. Published under the auspicesof the Board of Management of the Australian War Memorial among whose members wereHarry Chauvel Colonel Sir Donald Cameron Sir Gilbert Dyett Sir David Ferguson C.E.W. Bean and others. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. Oblong Elephant Folio. Australian War Memorial Hardcover
25082Brisbane Commonwealth Games Association 1982. A collection of 205 colour pictorial cards large postcard size in original cardboard mailing case with plastic display stand. Unsed set. First edition. Very scarce. "An indexed card library listing the history and statistics of participating countries.with history rules medal winners of Games from 1911 Empire Games.to 1978" Brisbane, Commonwealth Games Association, 1982. unknown
052884Sydney National Art Gallery of New South Wales 1953 in 8 (24,5x18) 1 fascicule broché, 36 pages, avec des reproductions en noir et blanc (Selected works reproduced in black and white). A loan exhibition arranged between the French and Australian Governments through the Boards of Trustees of the National Galleries of Australia for exhibition in the Commonwealth, January - September, 1953. Catalogue éditée à l'occasion de exposition de prêt d'oeuvres de peintres vivants de l'Ecole de Paris: FRENCH PAINTING TODAY, organisée entre les gouvernements français et australien par l'intermédiaire des conseils d'administration des National Galleries of Australia pour une exposition dans le Commonwealth, janvier - septembre 1953. Préface en français et en anglais. Notice sur les peintre en langue anglaise. Très bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
219908Melbourne Government Printer 1865. 8vo. x226pp. Original stapled limp cloth b/w illustrations folding maps and plates a very good copy. Includes Quarantine Law by JHL Cumpston; and Design of Quarantine Stations by JSC Elkington. First edition Cumpston's own signed copy. Melbourne, Government Printer, 1865. hardcover
218483Melbourne Government Printer 1865. Folio 24pp. Original sewn wrappers a very good copy. Particularly concerned with preventing typhus and yellow fever in the gold rush period. Melbourne, Government Printer, 1865. unknown
1913017887Sydney: GEO Shirley Ltd 1913. Vol 1 No 1 January to March Quarter 1913: 120pp index. With articles on Fallowing The stiff soil problem; Value of superphosphate; The current wheat harvest; Potash on the farm; An agricultural expert in other lands; Fixing the F.A.Q.; Vol 1 No 2 April-June Quarter: 120pp. With articles on The railway transport problem; Fruit growing in NSW; Motor traction in the country; Some impressions of the RAS Show; An agricultural expert in other lands II; Maize growing; Review of the wool season. Vol 1 No 3 July-September Quarter: 120pp. Features: Impressions of the Farmers and Settlers Conference; Shirley's Entertain the Conference Delegates; The State Governor at Shirley's works; Lessons from the sheep show; A new Fertiliser Act; Opening up new wheat lands: Wyalong to Cudgellico; Pure seed legislation. Vol 1 No 4. October-December Quarter: 120pp. With articles on Bulk handling; The story of phosphoric acid; Harvesting of hay and grain; Feeding of farm horses; Summer fruits; An agricultural expert in other lands III. Each volume is illustrated with b/w photos and has a Woman's Sphere section. Library pocket on the rear flyleaf some slackening at the hinges. Internally Near Fine. All edges red speckled. Half blue learther rubbed and worn at the spine and at the corners cloth boards rubbed and somewhat faded. Spine title and Vol 1 gilt. Each issue retains its original cover and all advertising. Library reference sticker by the spine foot. The Fertiliser was established as Shirley's house journal. Five thousand 5000 copies of the quarterly magazine were distributed at the outset. Mainly devoted to agricultural topics each issue has a section called Women's Sphere with cooking handicraft and fashion information and a children's page. Not in Dillon & McFarlane's bibliography of Australian Agriculture Not in Australian National Library. Extremely scarce. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. 8vo. GEO Shirley Ltd Hardcover
134831An unbroken run of the of Australia's premier contemporary art journal uniformly bound in 45 gilt-lettered half faux leather and cloth-bound volumes retaining the original card covers of the quarterly publication there was one double issue: Volume 14 Numbers 3 and 4 January to June 1977. In fine condition albeit lightly trimmed when bound. Copies of Volume 46 Numbers 1 and 2 in the original pictorial card covers as issued are included with the collection. unknown
1941137250Sydney: 'Sydney Morning Herald' 1941. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Sydney 'Sydney Morning Herald' 1941 and 1942. Large quarto 84 to 88 pages each issue extensively illustrated in colour and black and white; bound-in in the first number is a small two-part perforated order-gift subscription form. Binder's cloth retaining the original colour-pictorial card covers with the rear cover now bound in immediately after the front cover in each case; cloth a little flecked; edges a little foxed; endpapers discoloured; light foxing to a few leaves adjacent to the boards; in excellent condition. The fourth and final series of 'Art in Australia' comprised only six quarterly numbers between March 1941 and August 1942. They were a marked departure in all respects from the previous 94 numbers of the journal which commenced publication in 1916: new editor new format new emphasis on international art. The editorial in the first issue spells this out succinctly: there will be 'a complete change in appearance and methods of production with a broadening of policy. In the past "Art in Australia" has been almost entirely devoted to the painting sculpture and architecture of this country. Luxurious productions from France England and other countries were available to inform the artist student and art-lover of the work and activities of the art world outside. But the barbarity unleashed in Europe is destroying much of the art of the past and present and has made it impossible for periodicals we prized so much to continue production. The countries of their origin have fallen under Hitler's yoke men responsible for their production - artists and writers - killed art galleries and elaborate printing and processing plants blown to bits. But Art cannot die and we in Australia can and will carry on our efforts to preserve encourage and foster the culture our enemies would destroy. In spite of paper shortages and many other difficulties "Art in Australia" will play its widened part by presenting the art of all countries all periods and all schools'. <p>Peter Bellew modelled its visual excellence and intellectual content on 'Verve' and 'under his stewardship the art historian and director of London's National Gallery Sir Kenneth Clark declared it "unquestionably the best art magazine being published today anywhere in the world"' Harding and Morgan: 'Modern Love - The Lives of John and Sunday Reed' 2015. Notwithstanding the end came without warning: Series 4 Number 6 August 1942 the last one published with a strong and parochial editorial about the 'Need for War Artists' contained no hint of its fate. 'Sydney Morning Herald' paperback
1925140245Adelaide: 'Printed for the Publishers by Hunkin Ellis & King' 1925. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide 'Printed for the Publishers by Hunkin Ellis & King' 1925 to 1928. Tabloid 48 monthly issues bound as one volume approximately 12 pages per issue each with the large pictorial masthead and illustrated advertisements. Contemporary quarter cloth and marbled papered boards lightly rubbed with slight wear to the extremities; acidic paper uniformly tanned; minimal signs of age and use; in excellent condition. The editorial in Volume X Number 12 31 December 1928 states that 'It would be a pity for this independent non-party and outspoken monthly to go out and we hope such an event will not happen but after carrying on the paper for ten years we feel with advancing years that we cannot longer bear the strain of the extra work involved in its publication. Perhaps we may be able to sell it .'. Apparently they were unable to do so and this proved to be the last issue of the journal. <p>From Volume IX Number 3 March 1927 the last words in the subtitle were changed from 'Progressive Farmers' to 'Progressive People'. However a far more radical transformation had occurred earlier foreshadowed in the second issue in this run: the front cover proclaims 'Special this issue -- The Proposed Aboriginal State'. Genders had been appointed to the general committee of the Aborigines' Friends' Association in early 1924 but he established the Aborigines' Protection League in November 1926 with Dr Herbert Basedow as president and himself as honorary secretary to promote the cause of an 'Australian Black State' in the Northern Territory. The final issue records that the APL had been 'largely instrumental in awakening a world-wide interest in the position of the Australian aboriginals and as the official organ of the League "Daylight" may justly claim to have assisted in this much overdue movement'. <p>'Contested Destinies: Aboriginal Advocacy in South Australia's Interwar Years' by Robert Foster 'Aboriginal History' Volume 42 2018 available online provides much detail on Genders 'Daylight' the Australian Black State and the APL. 'Printed for the Publishers by Hunkin, Ellis & King' hardcover
1952118558Heidelberg: The Editors 1952. First Edition. Paperback. Heidelberg The Editors 1952 and 1953. Octavo three issues 48 53 and 48 pages with 2 full-page illustrations by Jean Langley in the first number and 2 pages of facsimile manuscript poetry by Joy Hester plus a plate in each number in the third one it reproduces 12 Charles Blackman paintings from his exhibition at the Bray Gallery in Melbourne in May of the previous year. A subscription form is loosely inserted in the third number. Wrappers with the titles in facsimile holograph on the front cover; the second number shows mild signs of use; overall an excellent run. 'Six years ago Ern Malley lived and died in Australia. Child of the unintended creative act of two other Australian poets he became overnight the most significant figure in the current literary scene. Alike as poet and as a symbol of creative living . Who can doubt that he did in fact live. And now we hope his spirit will live on in the pages of this Journal' introduction to the first number. The lengthy editorial in the third number indicates their hope is a little forlorn 'we cannot congratulate either our contributors our readers or ourselves' and it concludes with a half-page explanation - clearly called for - of 'Who was Ern Malley'. It was another thirteen months before Volume 1 Number 4 appeared; Volume 2 Numbers 1 and 2 followed at six-monthly intervals before the journal ceased publication for want of subscribers. 3 items. The Editors paperback
