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1960215151960. During the decades following the Second World War the expansion of the United States diplomatic corps and international cultural exchange programs created new opportunities for African Americans to participate in global professional and social networks. At a time when segregation and racial inequality still structured much of American life a growing number of Black diplomats military officers educators and government officials traveled abroad as representatives of the United States. These individuals and their families became part of an emerging phenomenon often described as Black internationalism in which African Americans experienced and documented life beyond the racial boundaries of the United States while participating in transnational diplomatic and cultural communities.<br /> <br /> Extensive vernacular photograph archive of approximately 250 original photographs the majority in color documenting the international travel and family life of an African American family likely connected to the U.S. diplomatic corps. Photographs measure approximately 3.5 x 4.5 inches with several bearing date stamps ranging from 1960 to 1973. The photographs provide a remarkable visual chronicle of mid-twentieth-century African American upward mobility and global mobility. The family is recorded across Europe North Africa Latin America and the United States appearing in both posed portraits and candid scenes documenting leisure travel sightseeing and everyday family life abroad. Numerous images show visits to archaeological sites Mediterranean and European cityscapes beaches resorts and historic landmarks while others capture cruises desert excursions and urban sightseeing. Several photographs depict the family posed near or in front of United States embassy buildings and diplomatic signage strongly suggesting a professional connection to American diplomatic or consular service. Other images record travel experiences including camel rides in Egypt visits to Greco-Roman ruins bullfighting arenas and beach resorts in Mexico urban scenes in Paris and other European cities and domestic travel within Hawaii and California. Interspersed throughout the archive are candid photographs taken in homes near automobiles and during informal gatherings offering glimpses of everyday life within a prosperous and internationally mobile African American family during the height of the Civil Rights era.<br /> <br /> Taken together the photographs present a striking counter-narrative to dominant mid-century representations of African American life in the United States. Rather than documenting marginalization or protest the archive captures cosmopolitan travel diplomatic life and transnational leisure illustrating the expanding global presence of African Americans during the Cold War era and the emergence of a professional Black middle and upper class connected to government service and international institutions. Photographs show minor curling and occasional fading consistent with age but remain clear and vibrant overall; condition very good. unknown
1940206491940. African American Photography Photo archive of African American family life connected to military service 1940s documents domestic recreational and social experience during the World War II era within the constraints of segregation in the United States. The photographs center on a Black family network that includes a uniformed serviceman situating military participation alongside everyday life. Scenes of couples children and extended family in outdoor settings including fields coastal landscapes and residential spaces provide primary visual evidence of how African American families sustained leisure kinship and dignity during a period marked by racial discrimination and restricted access to public resources.<br /> <br /> Archive consists of 48 black and white silver gelatin photographs most measuring approximately 3.5 x 5 inches with 8 larger matte photographs measuring about 5 x 7 inches. Images include two photographs of a Black soldier in World War II uniform posed in front of a brick residence as well as multiple scenes of family members gathered outdoors at the beach and in rural environments with open fields and cattle. Additional photographs show activities such as hunting social gatherings and the display of awards and trophies indicating participation in both recreational and community life. The consistent use of high contrast lighting and informal composition reflects vernacular photographic practices of the period. <br /> <br /> Produced during a decade defined by wartime mobilization and entrenched racial segregation the archive situates African American military service within the broader context of family continuity and social life on the home front. The combination of uniformed presence and scenes of leisure underscores the dual realities of service and exclusion offering material for the study of Black military participation regional life and everyday experience in mid twentieth century America. Light general wear; strong image clarity throughout; overall very good condition. unknown
1910192351910. Sills family photograph album circa 1910s to 1990s documents multigenerational African American life in Woodbridge Connecticut with sustained evidence of military service family continuity and community formation across the twentieth century. The earliest image a World War I era postcard portrait of William Sills in uniform establishes a lineage of military participation that continues through subsequent generations represented in later photographs associated with World War II and the Vietnam era. The album situates the family within both local and national contexts combining domestic life education and service with evidence of interracial social connections visible in mid-century group gatherings and extended family relationships.<br /> <br /> Photo album containing 228 photographs. Woodbridge Connecticut and related locations circa 1910s to 1990s. Images are primarily black and white silver gelatin prints ranging in size from approximately 2 x 2 inches to 7 x 5 inches. The album includes early military portraiture mid-century family scenes outdoor gatherings and later school photographs of younger generations. Several images depict multiracial group settings particularly in mid-twentieth-century outdoor environments. The album also contains newspaper clippings including a notice of Lorraine Sills completing a trained attendant caregiver course in March 1950 within a multiracial class and a clipping referencing Joseph Sills Jr. a Marine promoted to sergeant and stationed at the U.S. Naval Submarine Base in Groton. Original green boards with photographs mounted across multiple pages.<br /> <br /> The album provides a longitudinal record of African American family life across major twentieth-century developments including military mobilization suburbanization and expanding educational and professional opportunities. The presence of multiple generations in uniform aligns with broader patterns of African American military participation while the inclusion of clippings and school imagery documents pathways of advancement and community engagement. The visual and documentary material together offer evidence of both continuity and change within a single family over several decades including moments of interracial interaction that reflect evolving social dynamics in mid-century America. Album with chipping to pages and loose leaves; photographs generally sharp and well preserved; overall good condition. unknown
20090021324Athens Georgia: The University of Georgia Press 2009. First Edition. . Hardcover. As New/As New. As New/As New/1st ed. Ten essays on various aspects of lives of the black inhabitants of the Georgia Lowcountry including history religion culture and isolation. The book was published by the University of Georgia Press and the Georgia Humanities Council and is based on an 2008 conference by the Ossabaw Island Foundation. Book and Jacket is as new in condition never read and jacket is covered with a removable mylar sleeve. <br/> <br/> The University of Georgia Press hardcover
19960022217New York and London: Garland Publishing Inc. 1996. First Ediion. . Hardcover. Very Good/None Issued. VG/1st ed. A excellent copy of a very scarce title. Contains a stamp on the front free endpaper stating "Surplus Library of Congress Duplicate" and the number '20"lightl in ink on the top edge of pages. Light shadow of label on back cover. Otherwise the book is new. Clean and tight no wear to interior or exterior. 183 pages conclusion notes references index. Very Scarce. <br/> <br/> Garland Publishing Inc. hardcover
1980184411980. African American family photo album Toledo Ohio 1980s-1990s documents the intersection of military service domestic life and community support structures in the late twentieth century United States providing visual evidence of Black family experience in a period shaped by post-Vietnam military participation and evolving urban social conditions. The album includes images of a man in military uniform posing with a rifle situating the family within ongoing patterns of African American service in the U.S. armed forces following the formal desegregation of the military in 1948 and the expansion of Black enlistment in subsequent decades. Family scenes including school graduations leisure travel to Las Vegas and everyday domestic moments establish the material as a record of mobility aspiration and kinship networks within a Midwestern Black household.<br /> <br /> Blue spiral-bound photo album measuring approximately 10 x 11.5 inches containing 85 photographs primarily Polaroids mounted across 10 pages. The album includes snapshots of family gatherings studio portraits school photographs and three images of a man in military uniform with a rifle. Additional items include identification cards and a photocopied memo from the Brandon House Emergency Shelter outlining institutional rules for a residence supporting women in crisis. Decorative elements include handwritten captions and colorful stickers throughout. Images depict children at play including a boy riding a carousel trolley and a woman with a loosely curled afro embracing two children alongside scenes of travel celebration and daily life.<br /> <br /> Created during a period marked by both expanded representation of African Americans in military and civic life and persistent economic and social challenges in urban communities the album provides material for the study of Black family structure gender roles and support systems including evidence of engagement with social service institutions such as emergency housing. The combination of military imagery leisure travel and documentation of institutional assistance situates the album within broader discussions of resilience mobility and structural inequality in late twentieth century African American history. Light staining to covers minor staining to some photographs and occasional overexposure or underexposure consistent with Polaroid use; images remain legible. Overall good condition. unknown
20185227A<p>FIRST EDITION 1ST PRINTING HARDCOVER with DUST JACKET - Against All Odds: How Patsie Campana Rose From the Depths Of The Sea To The Heights Of Industry by The Campana Family with Dennis Seeds is a Smart Business Books hardcover First Edition/First Printing Even though a book may state First Edition it may not be a true First Printing. This copy is guaranteed to be a true First Edition and First Printing. The book was published in 2018 and it still has its original price of $25.00 on the dust jacket - ISBN 9781945389634. Both the book and the dust jacket are in very good condition. This copy would make a special addition to any collection or library. </p><ul><li>"Part history part biography part business steel making and supplies and part cultural experience it offers a unique look at a unique man and his life. Here the Campana family chronicles how Patsie lived a remarkable life that could have been cut short at many risky occasions - but wasn't. It's a story that will lift your spirit!" It is also wonderfully illustrated. This is an exceptional book and read.</li></ul><p>You can buy with confidence we have been selling books for over 50 years. Thanks for buying.</p> Smart Business Books hardcover
1991262082Selbstverlag Brussel 1991. Softcover Text in einer germanischen oder romanischen Sprache nach der Affinität mit einem Sprachgebiete. Zustand: keine Beschädigungen ein Namensstempel auf der Innendecke Rücken Ecken Kanten gut. Selbstverlag, Brussel, paperback
1966023332New York New York: Simon and Shuster 1966. 2nd Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Photography by Robert Yellin. NF/VG/2nd prntng 1966. Some minor wear to jacket but otherwise quite a solid copy. The jacket has a nick at the heel of the spine a small tear at the top of the spine and a little wear to both top corners--splits. Minor soiling to jacket- some light foxing to a preliminary page--now sportin' a nice new mylar sleeve. Book's cloth covered panels are clean binding is tight no writing or marking inside or out. 256pp. many full page photos. words and scores of many songs along with information about the daily life on Johns Island in the 1960s. Guy Carawan is best known as the folk singer that brought the song "We Shall Overcome" to the Civil Rights Movement. The photographer was Robert Yellin a member of the Greenbriar Boys a well known folk group. Alan Lomax is a distinguished collector of folk music and is responsible for the revival of many African American Spiritual and Gospeland worksongs sung for forever in the South. Book comes to you in an acid free document bag for storage book mailed boxed and I can have it in the mail tomorrow. BRBC <br/> <br/> Simon and Shuster hardcover
75-6550Mexico D. F.: Primera Edicion Pinacoteca Editores 1995. Fo. Soft Cover ca. 100 pp. B&W and Color Plates. Very Good with Creasing Minor Abrasions. Ex-Library. Text in SpanishProvenance: From the library of the San Francisco Gallerist Pasquale Iannetti. Mexico, D. F.: Primera Edicion, Pinacoteca Editores, 1995 paperback
1984Q-0910034559Al Anon Family Group Headquarters 1984-03-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Al Anon Family Group Headquarters hardcover
1975Q-091003401XAl-Anon Family Group Hdqt 1975-01-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Al-Anon Family Group Hdqt hardcover
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1970lucy110<p>This book is clean bright and unsoiled. It has no signatures or writing. The only unfortunate flaw is a patch of the cover of the DJ suffers from where a price tag or piece of tape was removed. It does not interfere with the title. The DJ is not price clipped nad has been put in mylar</p> Al-Anon Family Group hardcover
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19732HL2196Al Anon Family Group Headquarters 1973. A near fine hardcover in a good to very good dust jacket. 1st edition and 1st printing 1973. Name and Stamp on front end paper. Chips at spine and top of dust jacket . 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good to Very Good. Al Anon Family Group Headquarters Hardcover
1983Q-0910034532Al Anon Family Group Headquarters 1983-01-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Al Anon Family Group Headquarters hardcover
1989014719Virginia Beach Virginia U.S.A.: Al Anon Family Group Headquarters 1989. No dustjacket red covers with gold lettering lightly rubbed no marks of previous ownership very light wear only The 3 R's is committed to saving the trees one leaf at the time!. Hard Cover. Very Good /No Jacket. Al Anon Family Group Headquarters Hardcover
1973Q-0910034206Al Anon Family Group Headquarters 1973-06-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Al Anon Family Group Headquarters paperback
1870ABC_47579Australia and England and India 1870. Contemporary maroon cloth embroidered with yellow flowers. Comes in a custom-made black-cloth clamshell box internally covered in burgundy cloth with a black morocco title-label on the spine lettered in gold and a folding liner of the same burgundy cloth. Oblong album ca. 23 x 30 cm. With 36 albumen prints including 14 photographs of Australia. These include houses churches buildings in Springsure Queensland around 1870 photos of Charles with his horse a wonderful picture of an "Alligator killed in the Mackay River" and "bottle trees near Taroon" 5 photographs of India: Bengal Camp Delhi multiple group photos in Darjeeling a group photo in front of the government house in Calcutta and the crew of the H.M.S. Narcissus 17 photographs of Gibraltar America Switserland art pieces and the Dicken family. Further with 24 watercolour paintings of flowers landscapes and people including two of the Taj Mahal and 17 coloured pencil and ink drawings of people. The drawings and paintings are almost all signed S. P. D. or F. E. D. who were likely members of the Dicken family. Most photographs and art pieces are captioned in pencil or brown ink several leaves are decorated with additional drawings or dried plants. Album amicorum of a settler in Australia and his family with rare photographs of Queensland Australia and India in the 1870s.The photographs in the album are extraordinary especially those of the small town of Springsure. In 1841 the first photograph was taken in Australia of Bridge Street in Sydney. While explorers and early colonists quickly became a subject of interest for Australian photographers photographs of early settlements are quite rare. The photographs of the government house in Calcutta and the crew of the H.M.S. Narcissus in the album are also of historical interest. Together with the numerous drawings paintings and poems the album offers a fascinating insight into life in Queensland in the late 19th century.Charles Shortt Dicken 1841-1902 was born in India. He was a lieutenant for the Royal Irish Fusiliers before he settled in Queensland in 1864. He entered the mounted police in 1866 and worked as a police magistrate until he was appointed secretary in the office of the Agent-General for Queensland in London in 1880. When he retired from this position in 1891 he received the title C.M.G Companion in the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. This is awarded to those who render extraordinary or important non-military service to the United Kingdom in a foreign or Commonwealth country. In the final years of his life he contributed to The British Empire series a series of four volumes which aimed to offer trusthworthy information about the colonies and settlement of the British Empire. Dicken was a co-author of volume IV - Australasia published in 1900.The cloth is worn at the head of the spine and shows a few small holes on the boards revealing the leather album beneath. The illustration of the "execution of Mary Queen of Scots" is missing on leaf 12. Some of the dried plants are falling off. The edges and corners of the leaves show some signs of wear the leaves slightly browned. Overall in good condition the photographs artworks and other decorations are very well preserved.l Mennel P. Dictionary of Australasian biography p. 132; The Daily Telegraph november 15 1902 p. 4. hardcover
7377Arizona Territory 1908–1914. 8vo 9.25†x 8†faux brown leather embossed with gilt title. 53 photographs and postcards 3.5†x 5.5â€; 31 mounted one image per leaf 22 loose. Images include 4 original photographs 14 real photo postcards 35 photomechanical postcards including 13 color 3 embossed color greeting pcs and 19 b&w. Versos include notes written in ink in German canceled stamps and later notes written in two hands in pencil. One used card with note written in English. 26 items have been used 15 with additional notes on the image side. The majority of the cards were sent to Mr. Sig. Kaelin in Mayer Arizona San Diego and Long Beach CA; also to Miss Bertha Ochsner in Prescott Arizona. CONDITION: Very good most images with strong tonality others with some fading. <p>An engaging album of photos and postcards documenting the activities of a community of Swiss immigrant miners in Prescott Arizona.</p> <br /> <br /> <p>In 1912 the newly established state of Arizona supported some 445 active mines seventy-two concentrating facilities and eleven smelters. This album documents the activities of a group of Swiss immigrants in Arizona during the first two decades of the twentieth century centering on the Kaelin family and their claims in the Blue Bell Mine located near Mayer Arizona in Yavapai County. One image shows a group of couples identified as “the clan from Switzerland.†Swiss miners are known to have prospected the Swastika Mine Claim and the Prescott area. Two images capture a Swiss Immigrant Orchestra: a group of six individuals playing music together outside a building and another group of six miners shown in 1917 posing with their instruments. One of these images is captioned “Swiss Immigrant orchestra ca. 1906 Yavapai Co. Negative Printed in Switzerland. Mayer Arizona. Territory. Paula Schrader Plays the Fiddle 2nd from right.â€</p> <br /> <br /> <p>Included here are scenes of miners at work and posed with businessmen; mountain and valley views; a man and a woman panning for gold; a group of women hunting their guns drawn; two women cooking outdoors on a makeshift stove; three cowgirls posing beside a horse smoking cigars and wearing guns; a milk-delivery man next to a Kaelin & Co. coach; the Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix Depot in Prescott; a photomontage of Prescott residences; elevated views of Prescott and underground mining scenes. Other subjects and Arizona locations pictured include the Swastika Claim Gurley St. in Prescott Stamp Mill-Tiger Cold Co. in Kingman Roosevelt Dam in Globe Granite Creek and Fort Whipple. A range of color postcards picture Prescott Arizona; the Pima people; a Pima camp; an Indian School in Phoenix and more. Identified photographers include W. H. Timerhoff; M. Rieder; H. M. McNeil and Corbin & Bork. Several names mentioned in the annotations include Bertha Ochsner Signis Kaelin and Paula Schrader providing clues for future researchers. The Kaelin family is believed to have later settled in San Diego in the 1920s. One annotation here suggests the family may have lived and mined in Bisbee AZ before moving to the Prescott Arizona area.</p> <br /> <br /> <p>A revealing accumulation of images documenting the mining experiences of a Swiss immigrant family in Arizona in the early twentieth century.</p> [Arizona Territory, 1908–1914] unknown
43550Square octavo 180 x 145 mm original grey cloth over boards minor staining the front board embroidered in blue thread 'Album'; front pastedown with small ownership label of C. J. MacNaughton; containing approx. 30 pages with original drawings by three competent amateur artists mainly in pen and ink but some in watercolour or pencil which accompany numerous popular children's verses and rhymes all handwritten in ink plus a number of original humorous illustrations with captions; all of the works are signed by the artists most with the initials M. M. but some with A. M. or R. M.; the authors whose work is illustrated include Eugene Field 1850-1895 Jane Taylor 1783-1824 and Ann Taylor 1782-1866 Randolph Caldecott 1846-1886 Edward Lear 1812-1888 William Allingham 1824-1889 Charles Perrault 1628-1703 and Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772-1834; last 30 pp. blank; very clean throughout. The subject matter of the satirical illustrations in this charming little album - and the use of the Scots vernacular in their captions - makes it fairly evident that the MacNaughtons were a Scottish family. As far as we can ascertain all of the highly accomplished pen and ink sketches which illustrate the popular verse in the album are also entirely original in the sense that they have not been merely copied from publications. hardcover