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19472447Evansville Indiana: Servel Inc. 1947. Staplebound. Black illustrated wraps. Very good. 47 pages. 22 x 13.5 cm. The Servel Company formerly Servel-Electrolux was an American producers of heating and cooling appliances founded in 1922 by Colonel William McCurdy. This recipe book includes various dishes made possible by electric cooling and advertises for ServelÂ’s Electrolux home refrigerator. Black and white illustrations and food photographs mixed with recipes throughout. This edition also includes information about nutrition and creating well-balanced meals as well as guides on how to identify healthy foods. Small water stain on cover interior clean and crisp. <br/><br/> Servel, Inc. paperback books
19422448Evansville Indiana: Servel Inc. 1942. Staplebound. Black illustrated wraps. Near fine. 47 pages. The Servel Company formerly Servel-Electrolux was an American producers of heating and cooling appliances founded in 1922 by Colonel William McCurdy. This recipe book includes various dishes made possible by electric cooling and advertises for ServelÂ’s Electrolux home refrigerator. Black and white illustrations and food photographs mixed with recipes throughout. Clean crisp copy <br/><br/> Servel, Inc. paperback books
196522018410Boston: Impressions Workshop Inc. ca. 1965. some fading on cover creases. Prospectus booklet stamped soft cover with cut out to title page text with border and stamped image at end of chapter fold in back cover houses sample lithographs and contact sheet as well as an unused order form. The booklet explains the contents and purpose of "Prospectus for Homage to Ingres: Ten Lithographs with Selected Quatations from the Writings of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres." Three color sample lithographs by Sante Graziani are included with a black and white contact sheet with six litho samples. The last paper included is a preprinted unused order form envelope. 7 1/4" x 8" <br/><br/> Impressions Workshop, Inc. paperback books
1992Embry 153662Farrar Straus and Giroux 1992. First edition first printing. Fine in fine faintly rubbed dust jacket in mylar cover. B&W photographs. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1992. First edition, first printing. unknown books
2004Embry 180139Assouline 2004. First edition first printing. Fine. B&W and color photos and illustrations. Glazed flexible boards. Assouline, 2004. First edition, first printing. hardcover books
2000118350N.P.: The Stinehour Press 2000. leather title gilt-stamped on spine marbled endpapers paper-covered slipcase. Miniature Books. miniature book 8.7 x 6.9 cm. leather title gilt-stamped on spine marbled endpapers paper-covered slipcase. unpaginated. Printed as a keepsake for Grand Conclave XVIII of the Miniature Book Society 2000. Essay on the meaning of books and their potential. Specially bound by Jen and Joy Tonkin-Roberts and signed on colophon. Sliipcase lightly worn at edges. The Stinehour Press unknown books
199730312New York: Fischbach Gallery 1997. Softcover. VG Ex-gallery owned with label on front cover and few interior marks otherwise clean. Tan embossed wraps. 48 pp. 15 color plates. Issued in conjunction with a 1997 exhibition of artwork by American landscape and sky painter Jane Wilson 1924-2015. With an essay by Luc Sante. Includes an artist chronology with exhibitions history and bibliography in addition to the 15 full-color examples of her ethereal work. Uncommon. Fischbach Gallery unknown books
2007USANKIL00fpYeti Books 2007. Very Good. Sante Luc. Kill All Your Darlings: Pieces 1990-2005. Portland Oregon: Yeti Books 2007. 299pp. 8vo. Paperback with flaps. Book condition: Very good. Edges lightly rubbed and former owner's stamp on top of first page. Yeti Books paperback books
1991281803New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux 1991. First. hardcover. near fine/near fine. Illus. 414pp. 8vo 1/2 black cloth d.w. New York: Farrar Straus and Giroux 1991. Near Fine<br/><br/> Previous owner's signature on preliminary blank page.<br/><br/> Farrar Straus & Giroux unknown books
200438221New York: Assouline Publishing 2004. First edition of this comical book regarding smoking. Octavo original illustrated cardstock illustrated throughout. Presentation copy inscribed by the author on the title page "For John We may all have stopped smoking but we continue to burn. Luc Sante." Fine in a fine slipcase with the plastic packaging still present on the lower half of the box. Can you imagine Groucho Marx without a cigar Do you remember that a few years ago smoking was allowed in airplanes Can you tell when New York stopped smoking In the not so distant past posing seductively with a cigarette was de rigueur for Hollywood types. How many celebrities today dare to even hold one No Smoking is a tribute to the 20th century a century that created promoted and glorified the cigarette and then suddenly declared war on it. Assouline Publishing unknown books
19979012672New York: Aperture 1997. 1st. Hardcover. Book fine Dust jacket fine. Jan Staller. Flood plain: An Original Story by Luc Sante. Photographs by Jan Staller. <br/><br/> Aperture hardcover books
1998708971NY: Pantheon Books. 1998. Advance Uncorrected Proof. Very Good in wrappers. Unless otherwise noted our first editions are first printings. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. Pantheon Books paperback books
1952M10276Ann Arbor MI:: Edwards Brothers 1952. 1952. Sixteenth revised edition. Large 8vo. x 494 pp. Photos illustrations figs. index glossary fold-outs. Navy blue cloth gilt-stamped cover and spine titles dust-jacket; jacket has a few minor chips. Near fine. Edwards Brothers, 1952. hardcover books
1952M10277Ann Arbor MI:: Edwards Brothers 1952. 1952. Ninth revised edition. Large 8vo. x 380 pp. Photos illustrations figs. index. Navy blue cloth gilt-stamped cover and spine titles dust-jacket; jacket chipped. Very good. Edwards Brothers, 1952. hardcover books
1978133843San Francisco CA: San Francisco Women's Health Center 1978. 13p. stapled wraps slightly edgeworn revised edition. Info sheet about estrogen stapled to back page. San Francisco Women's Health Center unknown books
6021This item is currently on reserve; please contact dealer for more details. <p>Etching 285mm x 390mm. Trimmed to neatline with insignificant restoration to the upper right corner. Generally very good.<br /><br /></p><p>Very rare no US copy fascinating illustrated broadside sold in Rome during the pandemic of 1656-57 presenting through a series of "snapshots" of the city at this dramatic moment in time a rich and varied iconography of its response to the plague. Printed by Giacomo Molinari and sold in the Strada Nuova behind the church of the Giesu close to Piazza Navona the print is composed of 15 vignettes of different sizes and perspectives along with 20 short explanatory captions alphabetized from A to X at the base of the print keyed to guide the reader to a fuller grasp of the situation. Taken together these scenes were meant to capture the city through the measures taken to contain the spread of the disease cure the afflicted and dispose of the dead.</p><p>Eight are views of civic religious and private resources- some bird's eye encompassing a panorama others close up of specific recognizable buildings- depicting basilicas churches a convent a prison and private residences to give the viewer the scope of the city's repurposed infrastructure. Medieval and modern structures were converted into lazarettos used as temporary quarantine and purgation centers for the afflicted according to the seriousness of their contamination. Two of the views depict the<i> lazaretto brutto </i>leper colony dedicated to the worst cases: the Isola Tiberina and the Convent and Hospital of Santa Maria della Consolazione run by the brothers Hospitallers of Saint John. The Isola Tiberina one of the poorest areas of Rome and close to the Trastevere district with its Jewish ghetto has gates and fences at its perimeter capturing the isolation of the seriously contaminated within its bounds. A depiction of a special boat to ferry the dead Jews and the domestic animals which were tossed live in the Tiber add dramatic macabre details. Three other views are of the <i>lazaretto netto </i>the churches of San Pancras San Eusebio and the private residence of Pius V dedicated to patients with milder cases. In addition there is a representation of a <i>lazzaretto netto e pulito</i> located at the new jail recently built by Pope Innocent X which was used as a <i>stufa</i> something between a Roman bath and a modern sauna where those who were in quarantine in San Pancrazio and San Eusebio were washed and sterilized. The Villa Sandesio is dedicated to the burning of the contaminated clothing. The Basilica of San Paolo le Mure which in fact was the last stop for the afflicted where the deceased received their last sacraments and buried in the mass graves close by is prominently illustrated in the upper left corner.</p><p>Beneath the views 7 smaller vignettes vividly render social scenes during the pandemic: the images include ecclesiastical dignitaries confessors doctors surgeons all actively moving around the city to alleviate the physical and psychological burden of the sick. Guards omnipresent in the images were responsible for transporting the infected by carriage or by foot to their assigned destinations as well as disposing of the dead and of the contaminated clothing and furniture -- often tossing them in a bonfire in the street as shown by the image in the lower right of the print. Such images recorded and served to emphasize the severe laws of "social distancing" between the sick and the healthy then in place. Additionally along the bottom of the print are 20 short explanatory captions alphabetized from A to X and keyed to the views and vignettes to guide the reader to a better understanding of the situation.</p><p>"The management of the Rome plague of 1656-57 was a great success. Its mastermind was the cleric Girolamo Gastaldi who at the start of the outbreak was serving both as the Commissario Generale dei Lazzaretti the Chief Administrator of the epidemic hospitals and the Commissario generale di Sanità per lo Stato della Chiesa… Only 4500 died in Rome about 8% of the population compared to the 150000 who died in Naples and 50000 in Genoa representing over half of their respective populations."—See Michael Widener's comments on Gastaldi's <i>Tractatus</i>… Bologna 1684: https://library.law.yale.edu/news/epidemics-and-quarantines-17th-century-rome. "The well-thought-out measures devised by Cardinal Gastaldi for the control of the plague of 1656 in the Eternal City represent the most logical development of eradicative anti-contagionist practice before the twentieth century and could still serve as a model for action against any truly contagious disease" Hirst pp. 408-9 .</p><p>The print was engraved by Giovan Battista Gallestruzzi 1615-1669 a painter and engraver member of the Accademia di San Luca in Rome. For more on this artist see https://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/giovanni-battista-galestruzzi_Dizionario-Biografico/ It is very rare: Both OCLC and ICCU list only one copy at the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale in Rome under Gallestruzzi. Rose Marie San Juan in her book<i> Rome a city out of print </i>p. 233-34 attributes the print also illustrated in her book to Johann Friedrich Greuter active in Rome at that time. Nevertheless the monogram of Gallestruzzi illustrated in his Benezit entry vol. IV p. 588 is identical to the one on the print and all indications lead us to believe that the designer of the print is Gallestruzzi.</p>L. F. Hirst The conquest of the Plague pp.408-09: Rose Marie San Juan Rome a city out of Print p.233-34: Benezit vol. IV: p.588: Laura Volpe for the DSB vol. 51. Rome, Giacomo Molinari, n. d. books
18955909Washington D. C.: Ralston Company 1895. Octavo 24 x 15.5 cm. 46 2 pages. Membership application at rear. Cover title: Ralston Model Meals for Every Day in the Year. ~ Evident third edition but first so-titled. Originally published in 1894 under the title Ralston Meals For Every Day. with 38 pages. A second edition with just 31 pages was issued in 1895 and later that year this third enlarged edition. A health community cookbook with recipes numbered 30 to 253 numbers 1-29 enumerate minimally prepared foods such as Bouillon Tea as well as selected grains and fruits. A propensity can be seen for broiled poultry and boiled vegetables but the coverage is broadly standard for its time as baked goods and puddings do not necessarily "interfere with the health of the stomach" page 29. Interest lies less in the entries themselves than in the recommendations for their consumption yams ought not be eaten more than once per week; pearl tapioca should be avoided as should dried currants as both cause appendicitis. ~ A document of the curious social movement geographically anchored in the District of Columbia known as Ralstonism. The Ralstonite system of model meals - here outlined in fifty-five chapters - rested on a "philosophy" of digestibility the determination of which might involve many factors. "A hard boiled egg will digest" we learn for instance "every bit of it but will take much more time than will a soft boiled egg. This extra amount of time that the egg is in the stomach so that it is not fermenting will furnish staying power ." page 59. Strictures against red meat and game alongside the promotion of fresh and dried fruits vegetables and grains of course already had an acknowledged pedigree in health-conscious circles. But present too are some dubious physiological speculations proffered on the basis of "the many experiments made by the Ralston Health Club" page 60. ~ Devised by Webster Edgerly 1852-1926 writing under the pseudonym Edmund Shaftesbury Ralston was an acronym meant to stand for principles of healthy living Regime Activity Light Strength Temperation Oxygen Nature; or perhaps more accurately a backronym designed to fit out the surname of another concocted alias: Everett Ralston if the labyrinthine story related in the 1900 edition of the Club's membership book can be believed Book of Star Ralstonism 12th nominal edition; 77th actual edition Washington D.C.: Ralston Publishing. Odd though its origins may seem the name survived for decades as that of a breakfast cereal marketed by the Purina Mills Company of St. Louis. ~ Slight soiling; central opening loose. Stapled in stained faux-leather brown wrappers with black lettering and decoration; moderately scuffed and corners bumped. Good. Scarce. OCLC locates two copies of the 1905 edition as well as several copies of similarly titled editions dated 1894 and 1895; Brown 416; not in Cagle. Ralston Company hardcover books
196253717Vietnam: USOM 1962. Large 8vo pp. 2 16; 16 pages of illustrations; blue paper wrappers spine rubbed "file copy" and note in pen on upper cover 1 internal pen mark very good. Annual report of the Public Health Division of USOM. <br/><br/> USOM unknown books
19379957Washington DC: Public Affairs Committee 1937. First edition. Staple-bound pamphlet. Printed wrappers; 32pp. Mild tanning to text; Near Fine. Analysis of health care costs during Great Depression redacted from the 28 volume 20th Century Fund report. Public Affairs Committee unknown books
19121980Battle Creek Michigan: Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. c. 1912. Pamphlet. Color illustrated glossy paper. Near fine. 13 x 8 cm. Color illustrated folded pamphlet extolling "A BIG NEED" for the beverage - Instant Postum. Charles William Post 1854-1914 invented Postum a cereal beverage in 1895. Blaming various ailments on caffeinated beverages Post heavily advertised this product and successfully scared thousands of caffeinated beverage drinkers to switch to Postum. Instant Postum was invented in 1911. Crisp clean copy. <br/><br/> Postum Cereal Co., Ltd. unknown books
11099PIERALISI Sante. IL PRECONIO PASQUALE CONFORME.DEL CODICE BARBERINIANO. Rome: Tipografia Poliglotta 1883. Small folio. Original wrappers. 65 3 pages 5 folding plates. First edition. An interesting account of illumination of books and manuscripts in Italy wit five folding illustrations 13 x 37.25 inches; partly unopened. Worn. unknown books
197243925Philadelphia: Philadelphia Women's Health Collective and Friends n.d. but ca. 1972. First Edition. Quarto 28cm.; corner staple-bound self-wrappers; 5pp. printed from typescript. Fine condition. Critical account of a highly publicized weekend during which twenty Chicago women were transported by bus to Philadelphia in order to receive abortions after clinics in Chicago were shut down by the police. The weekend was organized by Harvey Karman and his associates and Karman's "super coil" procedure was used on the fifteen women already in their second trimester. Nine women experienced complications of which three were major complications. The report concludes that Karman was "more concerned undermining women's control of their health care and propagating his own technology and reputation than with meeting the health needs of women" p. 3. Uncommon: Northwestern only in OCLC as of April 2019. Philadelphia Women's Health Collective and Friends unknown books
1850766New York: Fowlers and Wells Publishers 1850. First American Edition. Hardcover. Half calf with green and black marbled boards gilt title on spine. Good. 23 x 15 cm. 318 pages. A fascinating look into the world of nutrition in the mid 1800's including diet in American Prisons. Edited by Charles A. Lee. Owners inscription on title page: "Mrs. Francis J. Humphry - bought by her at S. Louis Mo. of an Apothecary. price 50 cents 1857." 1 cm. chips to pages 1-3 not affecting text. Boards and spine rubbed. <br/><br/> Fowlers and Wells, Publishers hardcover books
P6159Moscow: Izdanie narodnogo komissariata zdravookhraneniia 1920. Octavo 22 Ã 19 cm. Publisher's staple-stitched printed self-wrappers; 54 pp. Tables and graphs throughout. Slight moisture damage to bottom right corner and wrapper edge; crease to bottom corner of rear wrapper. Else uncut and unopened; about very good. Second edition first published in 1919. This public health pamphlet was intended for employees of the People's Commisariat of Health tasked with conducting sanitation inspections. The pamphlet provides an overview of the codes as well as worksheets meant to be used by the examiners during house visits as well as instructions on their use. It also includes tables with statistical data about "deaths in the home" "epidemics in the home" as well as orders regarding provision of living quarters for workers' families and the protection of green spaces. A glimpse into the workings of the newly established People's Commissariat of Health est. 1918. Not in KVK or OCLC. unknown books
1966M13968Geneve:: Organisation mondiale de la sante 1966. 1966. Sq. 8vo. 127 1 pp. Tables. Original printed wrappers. Very good. Prepared on behalf of their colleagues in the 40 co-operating hospitals by Alan C. Stevenson and others. Organisation mondiale de la sante, 1966. unknown books