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196424885NY: Playbill 1964. Tall 8vo pages not numbered. Program of the first subscription series 1964 of the Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center. Illustrated. Paper wraps. A nice copy. Playbill unknown books
197131687NY: Saturday Review 1971. 4to pp. 28. Playbill. Paper wraps two cast substitution slips laid in also a folder detailing the theater's financial condition. Slightly dog-eared o/w VG. Saturday Review unknown books
197755193Albany NY: Capital Rep 1977. Program. 8vo pp. not numbered. Paper wraps photo of Woodard on cover. Fine. Program for the one-woman theater piece the story of the author's childhood as a black girl growing up in the Albany area. Capital Rep unknown books
1981188367San Diego: Department of Afro American Studies San Diego State University 1981. unpaginated 4p 5.5x8.5 inches wraps performance program wraps printed and program mimeographed staple marks on back cover. Dance program as an homage to Alvin Ailey with program featuring African Latin American Caribbean and modern dance. Department of Afro American Studies, San Diego State University unknown books
194734881Montevideo: República Oriental del Uruguay 1947. First edition. Paper wrappers. Long chip along backstrip tape repair to inside front wrapper and title page along hinge rear hinge starting otherwise contents very good. xlviii 812 pp. Sm. 4to. Carlos Lacalle ordenació. República Oriental del Uruguay unknown books
WALTER-FILM002195No binding. Very Good. Fine Art Print Vintage original 22 x 14"" 56 x 36 cm. window card poster USA. Poster for a limited engagement of Joseph Walker's acclaimed play about African American life originally presented in New York City by the Negro Ensemble Company here being given in Washington D.C. in cooperation with the D.C. Black Repertory Company. JUST ABOUT FINE. unknown books
182140473Paris 1821. <p>Bottin Sébastien 1764-1853. 1 Autograph letter signed to Admiral Sir William Sidney Smith 1764-1840. Paris July 31 1821. 1 page plus integral blank on stationery of the Société Royale des Antiquaires de France. 317 x 219 mm. 2 Description d'une plaque d'or portant une inscription en lange et caractères grecs du tems du troisième des Ptolemés . . . Manuscript in an unidentified hand possibly that of Smith. N.p. n.d. 1821. 2-1/2pp. 309 x 202 mm. Minor marginal fraying and spotting a few small tears along folds.</p> <p>From the secretary of the Société Royale des Antiquaires de France to British Admiral Sir Sidney Smith thanking Smith for the gift of a facsimile of an ancient Egyptian artifact. The original artifact dating from the reign of Ptolemy III in the third century B.C.E. was a golden plaque measuring 6 x 2.5 inches with an inscription in Greek commemorating Ptolemy III's dedication of a temple to Osiris. This plaque discovered by Egyptian workers in the ruins of Canopus in 1818 came into the possession of Egypt's ruler Mehmet Ali Pasha. Mehmet Ali sent the artifact to Admiral Sir Sidney Smith who had played a major role in the defeat of invading French forces in Egypt during the Napoleonic Wars. Smith settled in France after Napoleon's final defeat at Waterloo and remained there for the rest of his life; it is thus not surprising that he presented his gift to a French institution rather than an English one. Bottin's letter reads in part:</p> <p>"Notre confrère Monsieur Jullien a remis à la Société royale des antiquaires de France de votre part le facsimile et un exemplaire de la description d'une plaque d'or portant inscription en lange et caractères grecs du temps du troisième des Ptolémées qui fut trouvée en 1818 dans les ruines de l'ancien Canopus entre Rosette et Aléxandrie en Egypte monument que vous tenez de l'amitié de Méhémet Aly Pasha. </p> <p>La Société a été aussi flattée de cet hommage de votre part que contente de pouvoir encore insérer le calque et la description dans le troisième volume de ses mémoires dont l'impression est sur le point d'être terminée ; elle me charge d'avoir l'honneur de vous transmettre des remercîments."</p> <p>Our colleague Mr. Jullien has on your behalf sent to the Société royale des antiquaires de France a facsimile and copy of the description of a golden plaque bearing an inscription in Greek and in Greek characters from the time of Ptolemy III which was found in 1818 in the ruins of ancient Canopus between Rosetta and Alexandria which you have through the friendship of Mehmet Ali Pasha.</p> <p>The Society was so pleased by your gift that it will insert the tracing and description in the third volume of its memoirs which has nearly finished printing; they have given me the honor of transmitting their thanks.</p> <p>The enclosed manuscript description of the plaque and facsimile possibly written by Smith goes into further detail about the plaque and the circumstances of its discovery. It gives the dimensions of the original plaque "6 pouces de longeur par 2 de largeur" and translates the inscription as "Le Roi Ptolomé fils de Ptolomé et Arsinoé frères déifiés et la Reine Berenice sœur et femme du dit consacrent ou dédient ce Temple à Osiris" King Ptolemy son of deified brothers siblings Ptolemy and Arsinoë and Queen Berenice sister and wife of same consecrate and dedicate this temple to Osiris. Also noted is the fact that the plaque was discovered "sur une pierre fondemantale entre deux tuiles de matière vitrifiée" on a foundation stone between two glazed tiles and that the glazes on the tiles one blue and one green had been analyzed by chemists to discover the nature of their coloring agents. </p> . unknown books