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1949227961949. Japanese American family photograph album 1939-1952 documenting community life in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area during the years before and after the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans under Executive Order 9066. The photographs record a multigenerational Japanese American household during the period when families displaced from West Coast communities during World War II returned to rebuild homes schools and neighborhood networks. Domestic portraits school photographs and public outings show children parents and elders participating in everyday civic life in the Bay Area illustrating the process of community restoration among Nikkei families following their release from War Relocation Authority camps in 1945. Inscriptions and identifiable locations place members of the family within San Francisco neighborhoods historically associated with Japanese American settlement including areas of Pacific Heights and the Western Addition where many returning families reestablished residence after the war.<br /> <br /> Photo album containing thirty two original black and white photographs mounted to black paper leaves and created between the late 1930s and early 1950s. Brown embossed string tied album measuring approximately 7 x 10 inches with photographs ranging from roughly 2.5 x 3.5 inches to 5 x 7 inches mounted to black paper leaves. The photographs depict family members in domestic interiors gardens schoolyards and public gathering places across San Francisco and nearby communities. Several early images show girls wearing patterned kimono posed before elaborate tiered hina doll displays associated with the Japanese Girls' Day festival reflecting the continuation of Japanese cultural traditions within immigrant households. Additional portraits include an older man standing with two dogs in a garden and family members gathered outside neighborhood storefronts. School life appears prominently in several large class photographs identified as "Pacific Heights School" and dated 1949 1950 and 1951 placing the family's children within integrated postwar classrooms. Other inscriptions identify individuals and locations including "Tsutako 1939 Vallejo County" "Jean Sato 1952 Sigmund Stern Grove" and references to the "Mrs. Mackey Family" indicating connections within broader Japanese American and interracial community networks in the Bay Area. One photograph also records a visit to the "Golden Gate International Exposition - 1939 Main Gateway" situating the family within the civic and cultural landscape of San Francisco before the outbreak of the war.<br /> <br /> The photographs collectively document the persistence of Japanese American cultural traditions and the rebuilding of social life after the disruption of wartime incarceration. Between 1942 and 1945 more than 120000 people of Japanese ancestry were removed from their homes on the West Coast and confined in camps administered by the War Relocation Authority. Album covers and leaves show wear while photographs remain largely clean without creasing or tears. Overall very good condition. Following the war many families returned to California and began reconstructing community institutions schools and neighborhood networks that had been interrupted by forced removal. This album records those processes through scenes of education festivals domestic life and public recreation within the Bay Area's evolving multicultural environment during the early postwar years. unknown
1921400410Kansas Missouri Canada New York Arizona Montana 1921. Hardcover. Near Fine. Oblong small quarto. Measuring 11" x 7". String-tied black leather over paper boards with "Photographs" stamped in gilt on the front board. Contains 268 sepia-toned gelatin silver photographs affixed to stiff gray paper the images measuring between 1.5" x 3" to 7" x 9.5" with some captions. A very good album with some wear on the edges and faint spotting with near fine photographs.<br /> <br /> A photo album kept by a family from Kansas while they visited their family across the United States and Canada in 1921. The album begins with the Sheppard family from Morehead Kansas posing in front of their car before their year-long journey around the country which began in April of 1921. They started by visiting Grandma Sheppard in Missouri with four generations posing on the porch of the family home. They visited "Ozark Country" in Missouri where they went camping fishing and explored Lake Taneycomo. They traveled to Niagara Falls followed by Lake Placid. They stopped in Quebec and Montreal documenting the drive with photographs of the St. Lawrence and Batiscan rivers. It appears they were on their way to Nova Scotia to work at Broudrieu Farm which was owned by "Aunt Maggie and Uncle George." There are numerous pictures of the farm and the surrounding area with photos of horses ploughing fields fishing on the nearby river and working on the car. One photo of a parade in the street shows the arrival of the Duke of York when he was traveling through Canada. After leaving the farm the family traveled to Arizona to visit the Grand Canyon taking a variety of photographs displaying the enormity of the site and the beauty of the natural wonder. The last section shows photos of the campus of Montana State University especially focusing on the chemistry building Montana Hall and a room captioned "the office."<br /> <br /> An extensive assemblage of photographs depicting a year-long road trip of a family. hardcover
1910List1805Pennsylvania and France 1910. Five Cabinet Card Photographs and one Mounted Photograph taken at the L. Vasseur Studio in Paris. Generally fine condition one cabinet card with chips to mount. Near Fine. A small but very compelling group of images recovered from a family collection documenting an African-American family from Pennsylvania. Five of the images bear no identification one states on verso: “Mrs. Harriet Oskins / died at the age / of 112.†Most of the photographs are taken at various Pennsylvania locations including Philadelphia Allentown New Lebanon and Lehighton. We find record of an A.H. and McCleary Oskins and family listed as African-American in the Philadelphia census records from 1910. <br /> <br /> Of particular note is a photograph of an African- American serviceman and presumed family member taken at a Paris studio. It’s a particularly striking image and the first formal portrait of an African-American taken in a French studio during WWI that we have encountered. <br /> <br /> Overall a visually compelling and important group with the Paris photo of particular rarity worthy of preservation as a family collection despite the limited information on the specific subjects. unknown
1940178121940. Photographic archive of fifty-six vernacular images dating circa 1940-1945 documents African American family life during World War II including military service higher education interstate travel and middle-class domestic stability. Taken by and of members of a single family the photographs situate Black civilian and military experience within the broader wartime transformation of American society. One subject appears in U.S. Navy uniform at a moment when more than 160000 African Americans served in the Navy during the war and the first Black officers were commissioned in March 1944 marking a transitional period in the desegregation of military leadership. Additional images record travel to Washington DC including views of the Washington Monument as well as residential streets automobiles and formal portraiture collectively presenting visual evidence of mobility aspiration and civic presence during the era of segregation.<br /> <br /> Archive consists of fifty rectangular silver gelatin prints measuring approximately 4½ x 2¾ inches and six square-format prints measuring approximately 3½ x 3½ inches. Many versos bear "Velox" brand imprint and photograph numbers. Scenes include family members posed in domestic interiors and outside homes; a man in Navy uniform also pictured beside a convertible automobile in formal attire; a young woman in cap and gown holding a diploma; snowy residential streets likely in the eastern United States; a Texas automobile license plate; and Washington DC landmarks including the Washington Monument. One verso inscription reads: "Gladys and Birdie and I spent a weekend in Baltimore Md. We spent a weekend with Gladis and her father. 1943" providing specific geographic and temporal context within the wartime period.<br /> <br /> Created during a decade defined by global conflict and domestic racial inequality the photographs record Black participation in wartime service education leisure travel and automobile culture. The presence of a Navy uniform reflects the expanding but still segregated role of African Americans in the armed forces prior to the 1948 desegregation order while images of higher education and intercity travel document social mobility within constrained legal and housing systems. Minor edge chipping and light age toning visible on some prints; images remain clear with strong contrast. Overall very good condition. Cohesive vernacular record of African American family life military engagement and mobility during the World War II home front. unknown
1940215981940. Japanese American family photograph album documenting daily life in Japan before and after World War II and the later integration of an American serviceman into the family during the decades following the Allied occupation. The photographs trace the lived experience of a Japanese household whose members appear across school portraits community gatherings and cultural celebrations later joined by a white American sailor serving in the United States Navy. The album therefore records a cross cultural marriage that developed during the postwar era when American military personnel remained stationed in Japan following the country's surrender in 1945. The images illustrate the social environment created by the Allied occupation and the gradual emergence of families formed through marriages between Japanese women and American servicemen relationships later enabled by immigration provisions such as the War Brides Act.The bride becomes a Japanese American<br /> <br /> Photograph album containing over 120 photographs ranging from approximately 3 × 4 inches to about 8.5 × 11 inches. Primarily black and white with later color images documenting Japanese family life and the presence of an American naval serviceman within the household. Many photographs include handwritten captions in Japanese with occasional English annotations. . Many are captioned in mainly Japanese and some in English. Early images depict traditional Japanese life including formal portraits of men in student uniforms women in traditional attire and large school or group photos. These images provide insight into pre-war and wartime Japanese society a period marked by nationalistic fervor strict societal expectations and the looming impact of World War II. One photo depicts the aftermath of Hiroshima. Many images feature Japanese cultural events outdoor excursions and group gatherings highlighting community ties. One set of photographs appears to document school festivities featuring individuals dressed in festival attire carrying decorative floats and engaging in traditional performances. Others capture serene landscapes including notable landmarks such as Mount Fuji Shinto shrines as well as Shinto shrines and temple sites. <br /> <br /> Later sections of the album introduce a white American sailor in United States Navy uniform photographed in family settings and formal military contexts including an image depicting his swearing into service. These later photographs several in color dating from approximately 1966 to the early 1970s indicate the continued connection between the Japanese family and American military service decades after the war. The album therefore spans two historical periods: wartime and immediate postwar Japan followed by the long presence of American forces in the country during the Cold War era. Together the photographs document domestic life cultural traditions and the development of an interracial Japanese American family during a period when such marriages often faced social and legal barriers in both countries. Album contains more than 120 photographs Minor handling wear and light edge wear visible on photographs and album pages consistent with long term family use. Overall condition very good. unknown
19372092902141600518Arikosha 1937. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Arikosha paperback
1945235201945. Japanese American family photo archive documenting the intersection of Nisei military service and wartime incarceration through a postwar visit to the Gila River Relocation Center in Arizona circa 1945-1948. Executive Order 9066 signed on February 19 1942 authorized the forced removal of Japanese Americans from the West Coast and Gila River opened on the Gila River Indian Reservation in July 1942 eventually confining more than 13000 people. These photographs capture the striking contrast at the center of the Japanese American wartime experience: a U.S. Army serviceman in uniform returning to relatives whose lives had been shaped by incarceration under the same government he served.<br /> <br /> Photo archive of 9 silver gelatin photographs each approximately 3" x 4" Gila River Relocation Center Rivers Arizona circa 1945-1948. A Japanese American soldier wearing his U.S. Army uniform and peaked cap stands beside an older Japanese American woman with an older couple and two younger women in family group portraits and at a picnic where fruit bottles and papers rest on a blanket beneath desert trees. Three Japanese American women stand before the Gila River Servicemen's Monument the memorial dedicated in 1944 to honor Japanese American men serving in the armed forces while many of their parents siblings and relatives remained confined within relocation centers. Other photographs show a young child seated on a wooden porch outside a plain building and a woman standing in the Arizona desert beside a towering saguaro cactus. Together the photographs place military service family reunion and memory within the landscape of one of the largest Japanese American incarceration sites in the United States.<br /> <br /> This photo archive documents the family's visit to the Gila River center after the war. By the time these photographs were taken the camp was closing or had recently closed transforming a site of confinement into a place of remembrance and reunion. The Servicemen's Monument serves as the archive's symbolic centerpiece linking the soldier's wartime service to the incarceration experience of his family. Rather than depicting combat or military life the photographs show a serviceman returning to relatives and revisiting a landscape defined by wartime exclusion. The resulting images document one of the central paradoxes of Japanese American history during the Second World War: loyal military service performed alongside the mass confinement of family members whose constitutional rights had been suspended. Light edgewear and toning with printed decorative "Elko" borders; overall in very good condition. unknown
1935List2835California Texas Illinois and others 1935. 369 pieces: fourteen empty envelopes 108 pieces of unsorted ephemera and 247 letters. Of the letters twenty-one are undated; three date from 1851–1909; nineteen from 1910–11; thirty-five from 1912; thirteen from 1913–17; forty-two from 1921; thirteen from 1922–24; sixty-eight from 1934; and thirty-three from 1935. Overall very good to near fine. The Beaumans were a family from southern Texas who relocated to East St. Louis Illinois some time before 1908 and some of whom would later live in California. Captain Loui Beauman 1868–1921 was a military engineer Mason and member of the Society of American Military Engineers. He and his wife Kittie Woodruff 1867–1959 had three children survive to adulthood: Carrie Beauman 1893–1982 Second Lieutenant Loui Beauman 1894–1918—a Marine killed at 23 in a seaplane accident—and Julia Frances “Gally†Beauman 1908–1974. <br /> <br /> Offered here is a large correspondence archive belonging to the Beaumans; mainly addressed to Gally 119 letters the younger Loui seventy letters and Kitty fifty-two letters; and written by a wide variety of friends and family including Kitty fifty-one letters Carrie eighteen letters Katharyn Owen of San Antonio sixteen letters and Gally’s future husband Edwin J. Regan of Weaverville California twenty-three letters. Regan 1906–1996 was at the time running for District Attorney of Trinity County and would go on to hold that position before resigning in 1948 in favor of a State Senatorship followed by a judgeship on the Third Appellate Court of Appeal.<br /> <br /> Most of the early letters in the group are addressed to the younger Loui Beauman and their concerns include his friends’ jobs constructing railroads hiding their controversial “ragging†dancing from chaperones and which fraternity Beauman should join at the University of California. The fraternity issue is particularly contentious within the family; the elder Beauman tells his son that “I will not be pleased to hear that you have joined any of the fraternities†September 20 1912. The younger Beauman settled on Zeta Psi.<br /> <br /> After the passing of both father and son most of the letters are addressed to Kitty and Gally Beauman. Edwin Regan writes to Gally about his campaign for District Attorney which made him “worried and discouraged and down on the world†August 3 1934; Regan felt that “ability means nothing to the voters the sole issue is whether or not I am a ‘city guy’ or not†July 30 1934. Another common topic is the family’s concern for Carrie Beauman whose marriage to Arthur Levefre Jr. was becoming increasingly abusive. The couple lived in Houston far from the remaining family who were now in Berkeley and Weaverville.<br /> <br /> Though the family very rarely commented on politics—even including the Great Depression which was in full swing during the writing of nearly half of these letters—there is one event that enthused Carrie Beauman too much for her not to mention. This was the suppression by the KKK of alleged brewing race riots in Houston:<br /> <br /> “We came near a bad race riot last week. All the militia residents Light Guards ex-soldiers were called out. There were over 5000 armed white men on the main streets negro sections. Arthur slept with his clothes on 4 loaded guns. We all piled in one room. Believe me the Ku Klux Klan is doing efficient work. That’s twice in the last 10 days that they’ve ‘operated on’ the beasts. I’m tickled to death to know that there are a few fearless just honorable men left to meet sic out justice to these criminals. By the time this happens half a dozen times some of this crime wave will subside. If the paid officers of the law wont meet the emergency – then it’s time for the upright citizens to take a hand. I am tickled to death over this!†May 1 1921<br /> <br /> Overall an intimate look at the lives and affairs of an ordinary American family in the early twentieth century. unknown
19182090502130300377Yoshikawa Kobunkan Ikueisha 1918. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Yoshikawa Kobunkan Ikueisha paperback
196312677Germany 1963. 24 leaves illustrated with 192 tissue-guarded photographs including over a dozen large-format images with the first 112 photos captioned in ink manuscript in the margins and a few scattered captions thereafter. Oblong large folio. Contemporary presentation photograph album bound in cream leather with leather belt-strap on spine with gilt titles on front board reading "Germany 1956-1959 Kaiserslautern Mannheim Memories of Europe The Habib Family." Minor soiling to boards. Light occasional soiling to album leaves. A handsome album in very good condition. An extraordinary annotated vernacular photograph album recording the experiences of James "Jim" Habib his wife Mae their son Paul and James's mother Rose while James served in the 533rd Ordnance Company at the American military bases at Kaiserslautern and Mannheim Germany in the Eisenhower years. Both Jim and Mae Habib were second-generation Lebanese Americans born to immigrant parents in Fall River and Boston Massachusetts respectively. The album records a wide variety of activities on base centering on family and community life including images of the Vogelweh Housing Area in Kaiserslautern the company Christmas party given for military children at which Jim a Christian dressed up as Santa Claus the company bowling team volunteer work at the local "Kinderheim" orphanage weddings parties sightseeing around Germany and so forth. The final eighty-or-so images reflect more intimate family settings for the Habibs with numerous images of newborn Vanessa Habib. Laid-into the album is a color portrait of Jim Habib in his olive green utility uniform. A captivating peek into the lives of a Lebanese-American family serving faithfully in the U.S. Army in midcentury Germany. unknown
19312702Various locations including Montana Wyoming Missouri California 1931. Very good. 45 leaves illustrated with 185 original photographs from 2.75 x 2 inches to 6.5 x 4 inches the great majority measuring 5.75 x 3.5 inches and a few postcards most with manuscript annotations on the borders of the images or on the album pages. Oblong folio. Contemporary textured black cloth gilt title on front cover string tied. Moderate rubbing to covers bottom edge worn corners creased. Internally clean photographs in very nice shape. A well-annotated vernacular photograph album chronicling about two decades of the travels and experiences of Ray Royse and his family as they trekked from Illinois to California through the Upper West in the first quarter of the 20th century. The Royse family started in Aledo Illinois and numerous photographs feature various family members here. They then traveled through Casper Wyoming Great Falls and Butte Montana and other locations before settling in Long Beach where Ray and his brother-in-law worked at the shipyards. The images here document Ray's training at the Sweeney Automobile & Tractor School in Kansas City driving Harley-Davidson motorcycles attempting to repair a nearly destroyed family sedan visiting the Custer Battlefield and the monument to Buffalo Bill Cody among other western sites scenes in Yellowstone Park and a family drive up Pike's Peak among many others. Ray's efforts to move West reflect the expansion and increasingly wide availability of automobiles and the growing industry in the West following the First World War.<br /> <br /> The photographs here record numerous locations in the American West to which Ray Royse along with his family and friends traveled or worked in in a 1922 Nash and later a Ford Model T. They traveled across the Continental Divide Ray worked for a time at the Anaconda Mines near Great Falls and Butte Montana and later the Standard Oil Refinery at Shelby Montana. Many images show a wrecked Ford Model T with Roy diligently at work trying to repair it before finally resigning his efforts by attaching a sign reading "Rest in Pieces" on the radiator. Another picture shows another Ford weighed down with a huge sack of wool in Bear Creek Wyoming. There are also images emanating from Dublin Gulch near Butte; Livingston Montana; Wind River Canyon in Thermopolis Wyoming; Salt Creek Wyoming; ; and several park scenes in Kansas City. A handful of images feature the Warren family in Butte. Several photographs memorialize the Royse family trip to Yellowstone Park in 1923 with many of the geysers and surrounding landscapes the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone and more. There are also interesting photos from a Royse family drive to the top of Pike's Peak with views from the peak with additional shots from the Garden of the Gods cliff dwellings near Colorado Springs scenes in New Mexico and Arizona in 1929 dams near Great Falls the Beaver Dam in Wyoming a picture of the "Million Dollar Fire" in Casper in 1921 and a beached fifty-five-foot whale in Long Beach dated December 28 1929. Altogether the images clearly illustrate the wandering nature of the Royse family across several states in the American West.<br /> <br /> Ray Royse 1903-1942 was an automobile mechanic metal worker and sheet metal specialist who worked in the Long Beach shipyards from 1929 until 1942 when he was killed in a shipyard accident. He also worked as a coal miner in Wyoming and on the Douglas Sheep Ranch in Wyoming both of which are chronicled in photographs in the present album. He met and married Sylvia Lambert in 1934 in South Dakota before returning to California.<br /> <br /> A wide-ranging and eclectic mixture of original and unique photographs of the West documenting an interesting family who began in Illinois and eventually settled in California. unknown
1930400372Pueblo Colorado 1930. Hardcover. Near Fine. Oblong quarto. Measuring 11" x 7". String-tied black cloth over paper boards with "Photographs" stamped in gilt on the front cover. Contains 238 sepia toned or black and white gelatin silver photographs measuring between 4" x 3" and 5.5" x 8" affixed to stiff black paper with some captions. Very good photo album with some spotting and edgewear with near fine photographs with some edgewear.<br /> <br /> A photo album of a Western American family the Gillian's kept between the early 1900s through the 1930s in the Colorado area three photos are printed as cyanotypes. Many of the photos show the family posing around their home in various group photos. Some of the photos show a little girl in various costumes and others show people working on the Gillian's farm. An early photo shows women working at a switchboard. Roughly 24 photos show the aftermath of an earthquake in Pueblo Colorado presumably close to the Gillian home. The photos feature the devastating effects the earthquake had on the main street of the town turning buildings to rubble and uprooting the railroad. One section shows the family on a trip to a ranch which involves horseback riding hiking and posing around early automobiles. The Gillians also frequented New York for vacations with trips detailed here of Lake George and Birch Grove.<br /> <br /> An extensive album of family photos including farm life and an earthquake. hardcover
1950227511950. Japanese American California Japanese American family photograph archive 1950s documenting everyday life in Southern California during the decade following the forced wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans under Executive Order 9066. The photographs record domestic routines family celebrations and recreational outings among a Nisei and Sansei generation rebuilding community life after release from War Relocation Authority camps in 1945. Rather than depicting the confinement and dispossession that dominate the visual record of Japanese American wartime experience the images show families participating in the expanding consumer culture and leisure environment of postwar California. Smiling portraits backyard gatherings and excursions to regional landmarks illustrate how Japanese American families navigated the transition from wartime displacement to postwar stability asserting belonging within American suburban and urban life while rebuilding family networks disrupted by incarceration.<br /> <br /> Archive of approximately seventy two original silver gelatin photographs created during the 1950s depicting Japanese American family life across Los Angeles County and surrounding regions. Photographs range in size from approximately 3.75 x 4.5 inches to 8 x 10 inches. The images show informal family portraits children playing in residential yards and gatherings inside modest homes furnished with mid century décor including a television console and living room seating. Numerous photographs document recreational travel and tourism including visits to Griffith Park where family members ride the miniature railroad and trips to Disneyland shortly after the park's opening in 1955 with photographs taken along Main Street U.S.A. and before Sleeping Beauty's Castle. Additional photographs record outings to the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountain ranges picnic scenes and group portraits taken during day trips to parks and scenic overlooks. Clothing and hairstyles visible throughout the photographs reflect the fashion and social aspirations of mid century Southern California including neatly pressed shirts dresses and casual leisure wear associated with postwar prosperity.<br /> <br /> These photographs document a formative period in Japanese American history when communities across California rebuilt social and economic life following the disruption of wartime incarceration. More than 120000 people of Japanese ancestry had been removed from the West Coast between 1942 and 1945 and confined in War Relocation Authority camps including thousands from the Los Angeles region. By the early 1950s many families were reestablishing homes businesses and neighborhood networks while participating in the broader culture of postwar suburban growth and leisure tourism. Minor handling wear to a few prints with mild corner curling; overall very good condition. This archive provides visual evidence of the social reintegration of Japanese American families within the everyday landscapes of Southern California during the early Cold War era. unknown
1930417961New York / Connecticut / New Jersey 1930. Softcover. Near Fine. Oblong quarto. measuring 10.5" x 7. ". Black cloth over flexible boards. Contains 186 black and white gelatin silver or sepia toned photographs measuring between 2†x 1.5†and 6†x 4.5†with some captions. Some edgewear else near fine album with fine photographs.<br /> <br /> A collection of family photographs from various places in New York and Connecticut beginning in 1917 and continuing through the 1930s. The album is a mix of landscape fashion and group photos often well composed and aesthetically pleasing. Most of the photos are posed shots of the family together often accompanied with smiles and silly faces. Even the elderly members look youthful next to their younger relatives. Some of the pictures have been hand cut into circle shapes around the subject or in diamonds.<br /> <br /> Part of the album features cutouts and photos of the Mitchell family. John Hipple Mitchell was born John Mitchell Hipple before abandoning his first home and family changing his name and starting a new life or Oregon. The he became Oregon's State Senator off and on from 1873 until his death on December 8th 1905. He fathered several girls which the proceeding pictures in the book feature the three sisters Martha Maggie and Mattie posing in shots together. There are cutouts which include a couple of magazine pictures and articles about Maggie L. Mitchell and her sister Mattie Elizabeth Mitchell the Duchess De La Rochefoucauld and her sister’s mother-in-law the Countess De La Rochefoucauld. In the article she is listed as “Mrs. Frances Hoyt Griffin†after just having married her third husband Frances Hoyt Griffin. <br /> <br /> A vast majority of the later photos are of a young woman and man living together in New York with their dog “Beauty.†While their names are not written their initials are B.V.H. and G.V.V. Included in these pictures is photos of the couple together or with their friends around their home and traveling to other location in New York and New Jersey. These include Bellport Pine Bank Caldmill Liberty and Loomis where the couple lived in a small cottage. There are interior shots of their home and exterior shots of different newly built homes in Loomis New York. Almost every house and structure a church and a school have pictures of them in the photo album. The last part of the book shows children growing up with another family in Stanford Connecticut.<br /> <br /> There are some more random pictures which include shots of Columbia College a fair in Chicago two photos of a young boy dressed in a military uniform one cyanotype photograph an illustration of a man holding a woman and an image of a house with the words “Puzzle find the sick lady†written on the verso. <br /> <br /> An aesthetically pleasing photo album filled with family photographs some of which depict the Mitchell family. unknown
199090742John Murray. New. 1990. Hardcover. 0719548543 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 202 pp. ; illustrated. Description: " Presents the first scholarly study of a family firm of decorators whose conservative historicist aesthetics dominated British interior design in the Georgian and Victorian periods their projects including the Royal Pavilion Windsor Castle and the House of Lords. Illustrated with drawings sketches and photographs the catalogue features eight essays discussing the Craces' royal commissions the Rococo Neoclassical and Oriental motifs they favored and all aspects of their work in domestic interior decoration including their use of painted ornamentation and their selection of furniture wallpaper upholstery and carpets." -- with a bonus offer-- . John Murray hardcover
199067479John Murray. New. 1990. Paperback. 0948723130 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 232 pp. With 131 ills. 31 col. . 28 x 20 cm. Description: " Presents the first scholarly study of a family firm of decorators whose conservative historicist aesthetics dominated British interior design in the Georgian and Victorian periods their projects including the Royal Pavilion Windsor Castle and the House of Lords. Illustrated with drawings sketches and photographs the catalogue features eight essays discussing the Craces' royal commissions the Rococo Neoclassical and Oriental motifs they favored and all aspects of their work in domestic interior decoration including their use of painted ornamentation and their selection of furniture wallpaper upholstery and carpets." -- with a bonus offer-- . John Murray paperback
199868955Deutscher Kunstverlag. New. 1998. Hardcover. 3422062297 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in German. 584 pp. With 434 ills. 124 col. . 29 x 22 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . Deutscher Kunstverlag hardcover
198666680Arts Council. New. 1986. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 64 pp. With 28 ills. 17 col. 2 foldout. 31 x 24 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . Arts Council paperback
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199475537Kerber. New. 1994. Hardcover. 3924639337 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in German. 152 pp. With 119 ills. 13 col. . 31 x 31 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . Kerber hardcover
199560542Cambridge University Press. New. 1995. Hardcover. 0521432480 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 540 pp. With 481 ills. 32 col. . 26 x 20 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . Cambridge University Press hardcover
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199174999Museum; Uitgeverij Waanders; Et Al. New. 1991. Paperback. 9066302615 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in Dutch. 128 pp. With 113 ills. 22 col. . 28 x 22 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . Museum; Uitgeverij Waanders; Et Al paperback
