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19156597Montréal: Publié par les fabricants de la farine Five Roses Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Woods Milling Company 1915. First Edition First Printing French-Language Edition. Card Covers. pp. 183 i.e. 187 pages. Gorgeously illustrated art-nouveau style card covers bearing a small publishers' hole-punch to the upper left corner of the front cover for hanging. Handsomely illustrated throughout with many colour illustrations of a variety of baked goods many full-page. Remarkably retains the original three coupons present on the very first leaf. Light rubbing and superficial creasing to the front cover light fraying to the tail of spine. Overall exceptionally well-preserved with contents bright clean and unmarked and tight sound binding. Text entirely in French. Overall very good. Exceedingly rare in commerce in this edition and in such lovely condition. <br/><br/>Corresponds to OCLC #1036120674 and #1007344466 indicating only a handful of Canadian institutional holdings. At time of cataloguing this edition does not appear amongst the holdings at Guelph University Archives & Special Collections: Cookbook Collection or McGill. See Drivers' Culinary Landmarks Citation No. Q79.4 p. 138 wherein she states: "The French-language edition is not a straight translation of the English edition. The most obvious change is the new title - La Cuisinière Five Roses - meaning the Five Roses Cook - and a new design for the binding in an art-nouveau style. Instead of an image of a child stirring the contents of a bowl there is an image of a woman 'la Cuisinière reading this cookbook; the image is signed by the artist M.C. Perley. The design of the English-language edition can be described as 'cute'; the design of the French edition as sophisticated". Publié par les fabricants de la farine Five Roses, Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Woods Milling Company unknown
19152170Montréal: Publié par les fabricants de la farine Five Roses Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Woods Milling Company 1915. First Edition First Printing French-Language Edition. Card Covers. pp. 183 i.e. 187 pages. Gorgeously illustrated art-nouveau style card covers bearing a small publishers' hole-punch to the upper left corner of the front cover for hanging. Handsomely illustrated throughout with many colour illustrations of a variety of baked goods many full-page. The original two to three coupons printed on the ffep have been neatly excised. Otherwise remarkably well-preserved with contents bright clean and unmarked and tight sound binding. Text entirely in French. Overall very good to near fine. Exceedingly rare in commerce in this edition and in such lovely condition. <br/><br/>Corresponds to OCLC #1036120674 and #1007344466 indicating only a handful of Canadian institutional holdings. At time of cataloguing this edition does not appear amongst the holdings at Guelph University Archives & Special Collections: Cookbook Collection or McGill. See Drivers' Culinary Landmarks Citation No. Q79.4 p. 138 wherein she states: "The French-language edition is not a straight translation of the English edition. The most obvious change is the new title - La Cuisinière Five Roses - meaning the Five Roses Cook - and a new design for the binding in an art-nouveau style. Instead of an image of a child stirring the contents of a bowl there is an image of a woman 'la Cuisinière reading this cookbook; the image is signed by the artist M.C. Perley. The design of the English-language edition can be described as 'cute'; the design of the French edition as sophisticated". Publié par les fabricants de la farine Five Roses, Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Woods Milling Company unknown
19633713Montréal & Winnipeg: Publié par les fabricants de la farine Five Roses Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Woods Milling Company 1963. Spiral Bound. pp. 183 i.e. 187 pages. Illustrated card covers held with white plastic comb binding. Illustrated with two black-and white and six lovely colour plates. Light rubbing to covers some light edgewear with contents bright clean and unmarked and tight sound binding. Accompanied with its original four un-excised coupons. Text entirely in French. Overall very good. Scarce in commerce in this edition and with the rare coupons. <br/><br/>Corresponds to OCLC #55567411 indicating only three institutional holdings. At time of cataloguing this edition does not appears amongst the holdings at Guelph University Archives & Special Collections: Cookbook Collection. Publié par les fabricants de la farine Five Roses, Lake of the Woods Milling Co. Woods Milling Company unknown
193453037Pasadena CA: The Star News -- The Post January 1 1934. 4to. 40 pp unpaginated. Photo-illustrated throughout. Colour-illustrated softcovers Art Deco cover art printed in silver metallic ink green & pink of peacock w/ ship motif colour illustrations on rear of Hotel Vista del Arroyo and The Huntington Hotel and the rail trip to Mt. Lowe minor dustsoiling slight shelfwear NF copy. First edition of this lavishly illustrated souvenir program for the 1934 Tournament of Roses parade events and the Rose Bowl which featured Columbia winning over Stanford by a score of 7-0 in a sloppy mud bowl of a game. The Star News -- The Post, paperback
191958380Pasadena CA: Pasadena Star-News January 1 1919. 4to. 40 pp unpaginated. Photo-illustrated throughout. Colour-illustrated softcovers beautiful Birds-eye view cover art of Pasadena and the Rose Parade by Frank E. Brown colour photo illustrations back cover & versos of covers slight shelfwear rubbing still VG copy. First edition of this lavishly illustrated souvenir program for the 1919 Tournament of Roses parade events celebrating the end of World War I. Sadly this was probably the precipitating events which triggered the massive outbreaks of the 1918-1919 flu pandemic through Los Angeles Pasadena and surrounding cities resulting in forcing school closures bans on public gatherings and 1000’s of cases and deaths. In addition there is also featured a land promotion section for the latter half of the brochure touting the notable citizens businesses hotels and stylish homes & gardens in Pasadena and Southern California. Pasadena Star-News paperback
18450221965 Upper Wellington Street Covent Garden London: The Office of The Gardeners' Chronicle 1845. Fourth edition Illustrated with small woodcuts 12mo pp xvi 122 8 page publisher's catalogue. a little used internally with slight foxing original ribbed cloth decorated with gilt on the upper cover faded and a little worn the rear cover a bit bleached the spine a little frayed at head and tail the upper joint with a slight split near the top. With a signature on the endpaper of the architect John Prizeman. The title page has the early signatures of Lady A. Fosterwho has added three cultivar names at the rear and Sibella M Veitch Werger & Burton attribute authorship to A.H. Bosanquet; Stock 2282 repeats this but mentions that Lindley Library gives Boyd though without further citation. 1845£45.00. Cloth. Fair. The Office of The Gardeners' Chronicle Hardcover
1527999211.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1528291875.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
189274286Paris: A. Goin 1892. First edition. Octavo. All twelve issues for 1892. Continuously paginated to p. 192 with an index taking up the last two pages. Original wrappers present as well and the wonderful chromolithographed rose for each issue. General title page for th year inserted at front. Publisher's binding of two-tone red cloth with gilt spine an cover lettering. But for the dulling of the gilt on the cloth a pristine set No issues whatsoever.The Journal des Roses was a French monthly magazine founded in 1877 by Scipion Cochet 1833-1896 that specialized in the cultivation of roses. It served as a link between professional rose growers like the Cochet family and rose lovers. It dealt with cultivation methods the latest varieties of roses many from the Cochet house but not only with their characteristics informed treaders about the latest innovations and reported on national and international exhibitions and competitions. Camille Bernardin president of the Rosière Society is the editor-in-chief until 1884; Pierre-Philémon Cochet succeeds him then it is the turn of Pierre Cochet to ensure the direction of the review. In 1911 the Journal des Roses was bought by Charles Cochet-Cochet cousin and brother-in-law of Pierre Cochet; but it ceased publication when WWI broke out A. Goin hardcover
20116124Guadalajara: Universidad de Guadalajara 2011. First Edition First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine. 6 3/8 X 6 1/8 Inches. 51 PP w/ Audio CD. First printing of this illustrated guide to the 2011 exhibition of works by Rivera and others. Original illustrated boards. No DJ as issued. A scarce book. Universidad de Guadalajara hardcover
