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paperback. Condición: Fair.

Paperback. Condición: Fair.

Paperback. Condición: New.

Hardcover. Diagrams, B & W Photos Including Elevations Of New Building Ilustrador. Volume X L I I I Complete. Copyright Date: 1915 Sm Quarto, , PP. 528, Fruit, Vegetables Good Solid Copy, Ex. Library, Light Sunning At Spine.

Hardcover. Condición: Good Solid Copy. Diagrams, B & W Photos Including A Photo Of Patten Originator Of Pattens Greening Apple Ilustrador. Volume X L I I Complete. Copyright Date: 1914 Sm Quarto, , PP. 536, Fruit, Vegetables, Forestry in Minnesota.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 88 pages. Illustrated. C J M Carter "Sale and Purchase Activity" / William C Reeves "A Geordie Tramp" / J H Isherwood Ellerman Liner 'City Of Paris' Of 1922" / John Young "Advanced Cargo Vessels for Holland" / W H Webb "Milford Haven Backwater" / E W Argyle "Design from a Banknote" / Contre-Amiral M Adam "French Line to North Africa" / David Cleveland"Pioneer of the Rocket Line" / James Hendrik White "North Wall t .o North Cape" (SL#49).

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Lovely Color Specimen Illustration Cover, B & W Photos And Illustrations, Adverts., And A Full Page Ad By Lutton Greenhouses Of Jersey City, N. J. Ilustrador. Copyright Date: 1932 Quarto, May 1932, PP.171-172 Of 157-196, The Johnson Article Is A Tribute To The Late George Forrest.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 148 pages. Illustrated. La Ruta Maya; Copan; a royal Tomb discovered; City of Kings and Commoners; New Zealand's Magic Waters; Seizing the Light: Photography at 150; Heyday of the Horse Ferry.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. 116 pages. Liz Fekete and Frances Webber "Foreign nationals, enemy penology and the criminal justice system" / Luk Vervaet "The violence of incarceration: a response from mainland Europe" / Jeremy Seabrook "In the city of hunger: Barisal, Bangladesh" / Colin Nicholson "'Reciprocal recognitions': race, class and subjectivity in Tony Harrison's The Loiners" / Peter Cucters "Military Keynesianism today: an innovative discourse" (SL#39).

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 44 pages. Andrew O'Hagan "Surveillance" / Sukhdev Sandhu excavates Monica Ali's "Brick Lane" / Sheila Fitzpatrick "Summerfolk 1710-2000: A History of the Dacha" / Rebecca Solnit "Living in the Sky" / Dinah Birch "Elizabeth Stoddard, Crusader against Duty" / Jerry Fodor "Dr Livingstone, I infer" / Peter Campbell at the Royal Academy / Eric Klinenberg "The Unfinished City: New York and the Metropolitan Idea" / Ruth Bernard Yeazell "The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning to her Sister Arabella"Robert VanderMolen 2 poems.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 40 pages. Nick Laird "A Week in Mid-Ulster" / James meek "The Tale of the Tube" / Seamus Heaney "Three Rilke Translations" / Tom Nairn challenges Hardt and Negri / Moustafa Bayoumi "In Beirut's Tent City" / Andrew O'Hagan "If something happens to me.".

Magazine. Condición: VG+. First Edition. Offered is the February 1939 issue of "The Reveille: Devoted to the Interests of The Veteran" (Vol. 12 No. 7) published for the Denver, Colorado Posts of the American Legion. A left-stapled magazine containing 32 pages including front and rear covers. With front illustrated cover of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln ("Commemorating the Birthdays of Two Great Men"), photographs and vintage local ads, contents include: Americanism Committee Formulates Plan for Educational Program on Americanism in Schools; column Observations From Here And There by The R.W.A.C.; column The Adjutant Goes Out Back by J. Frank Binder; column American Legion Auxiliaries; American St. Mihiel Memorial on Mont-Sec; lengthy nine-page name and address list entitled "These Men 'Can Be Had'" ("Here is a list of ex-service men, who for some reason, do not belong to the American Legion. If their reasons for not belong are personal ones, that's their business; but, if they do not know what the American Legion is doing, or they have never been asked to join, that's our business. Surely, you must know some of these men; contact them and tell them what we have and what we are doing. Here is a swell opportunity for you to join the 'GET YOUR MAN' CLUB"); Veterans' Graves Registration Project; National Rehabilitation Conference; Area 'E' Child Welfare Conference to be Held in Reno; Naval Marine Notes; much more. Condition: covers lightly age-toned; name and mailing address of subscriber to rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: VG+. First Edition. Offered is the July 1938 issue of "The Reveille: Devoted to the Interests of The Veteran" (Vol. 11 No. 12) published for the Denver, Colorado Posts of the American Legion. A left-stapled magazine containing 24 pages including front and rear covers. With front cover illustration of folks running ("Sure! Everybody's Going to the American Legion Picnic July 17th - Vasa Park - Bring the Family - Dancing in Evening - From 12 Noon Until---"), periodic photographs, and vintage local advertisements, contents include: Commander's Message; Star Performers to Be at Legion Picnic on July 17th; [Jim] Logan Makes Great Record; column Observations From Here And There by The R.W.A.C.; column The Adjutant Goes Out Back by J. Frank Binder; sports news entitled Batter Up; article HEADS WIN IN PREVENTING ACCIDENTS by Gerry E. Cress, AAA Club Safety Editor; column Fitzsimons General Hospital by Leonard Hardin and Fiesta Markham; American Legion Auxiliaries; Legion Calendar; splendid centerfold announcement on the upcoming Annual Post No. 1 Picnic ("NO FOOLIN' - BIGGEST"); TAPS (obituaries); Department Office News; full page advertisement on The American Legion Post No. 1 building on 17th and Emerson (which reads, in part: "You'd be a Long Time in the Marine Corps - Or The Army or Navy for that matter - BEFORE YOU WOULD HAVE THE PRIVILEGES OF AN EXCLUSIVE CLUB ROOM, LIKE YOU HAVE IN POST NO 1 [Overheard in a conversation between two ex-leathernecks] - AND THEY ARE CORRECT - A-b-s-o-l-u-t-e-l-y Correct"); list of Hotels That Are Legion Friends; much more. Condition: previously, and lightly, folded in half vertically; periodic light edge and corner wear to outer covers; name and mailing address of subscriber to rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: Near Fine. First Edition. Offered is the August 1938 issue of "The Reveille: Devoted to the Interests of The Veteran" (Vol. 12 No. 1) published for the Denver, Colorado Posts of the American Legion. A left-stapled magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. With front cover nature photograph entitled "ON TO GLENWOOD SPRINGS STATE CONVENTION, AUG. 28-29-30th," photographs and vintage local ads, contents include: Delegates to Department Convention Elected at July Meeting; Picnic: A Decided Success; photograph of Keith MacKenzie headed "JUNIOR LEGIONNAIRE IN MOTION PICTURES" (who "makes his screen bow in Paramount's new production 'Sons of the Legions'"); John Rogers Wins the Post Golf Championship; humor A Few Little Smiles; photographs Sights En Route to Los Angeles: The American Legion Convention in September; one-third page photograph of Governor Teller Ammons ("BEST WISHES TO MY COMRADES AND BUDDIES"); Naval-Marine Notes; La France Post of The American Legion is Organized; Stop and See Our Friends at Estes Park; Convention Notes; National Officers to be At Legion Convention (with photograph each of Mrs. Malcolm Douglas and Daniel J. Doherty); sports column Batter Up; much more. Condition: small chip to lower outer spine fold; name and mailing address of subscriber to rear cover.

Magazine. Condición: VG+. First Edition. Offered is the June 1938 issue of "The Reveille: Devoted to the Interests of The Veteran" (Vol. 11 No. 11) published for the Denver, Colorado Posts of the American Legion. A left-stapled magazine containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. With front cover photograph of the American Flag commemorating Flag Day, periodic photographs, and vintage local advertisements, contents include: Commander's Message (John R. McCusker); Memorial Home Ventilated; photograph of New Legion Home on 17th and Emerson; Legion Calendar; column The Adjutant Goes Out Back by J. Frank Binder; article WAIT ACE - A CAR IS COMING by Gerry E. Cress, AAA Club Safety Editor; Naval-Marine Notes; TAPS (obituaries); American Legion Junior Baseball; Sportive Spoutings; article Final Round of Team Matches Completed in First Golf Event of the Season by "Slicem Hookem"; Post Rifle Team Shoots Fifty Meter Match; Fitzsimons General Hospital; National Executive Committeeman [H. Elwin] Davis Pays Official Visit to Post; Post Entertained Gold Star Mothers at Annual Luncheon; column Diggin's from the Dug-Out by M. M. McIntire; Department Office News; American Legion Auxiliaries; Tuberculosis in Children; Boy Scout Notes; much more. Condition: covers very lightly age-yellowed along edges; name and mailing address of subscriber to rear cover.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 96 pages. 2 Alan Brownjohn Poems Robert MacAulay Drawing 6 Ken Smith Split City Pieces 1989 13 Alan Brownjohn A Brighton 14 Stephen Smith 15 Meilo So East Brighton Drawing 22 Lutz Rathenow / Agnes Stein Poems 24 Sophie Frank The Mattress Actress 28 Michael Foreman Drawing 34 Donald Atkinson Poems 38 Patrick Hughes Drawings 43 Jim Burns Poems 47 Robert Cole Poems 48 Bernadette Matthews Poems Laura Knight Drawing 53 Daniel Hayes Please Miss Waverly Robert MacAulay Drawing 58 Eric Mathieson House & Garden 59 Charles Shearer In Venice 63 William Hampton Poems Charles Shearer Drawing 65 T. P. Steinberg-Tolkien Poems 68 Jim Burns Reviews 74 Glyn Maxwell Poems 76 Lomas & Scannell Reviews 84 Christine Michael A Kind of Ancestry 85 Richard Dyer The Apartment Block 87 John Latham Poems 88 Ron Sandford Parrellographs 94 Jonathan Treitel Cryptophasia 95 Notes on Authors 96 Ron Sandford Taner Baybars.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 146 pages. Illustrated. Gladys M Day "Flying the World" / Elizabeth P Jacobi "Hungary, a Kingdom Without a King" / Hans Hildenbrand "Raindow Hues from Hungary" / J R Hildenbrand "Budapest, Twin City of the Danube" / W Robert Moore "Raft Life on the Hwang Ho" / Lyman D Wilbur "Surveying Through Khoresm".

magazine. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. . ; "approximately 6x9, from our extensive vintage paper collection, in mylar with stiff backing"; ; approximately 6x9; 5 pp pages; THIS IS NOT A BOOK, but unbound pages from a journal. Image can be supplied if desired.

Magazine. Condición: VG+. First Edition. Special Armistice Day Issue. Offered is the November 1938 issue of "The Reveille: Devoted to the Interests of The Veteran" (Vol. 12 No. 4) published for the Denver, Colorado Posts of the American Legion. A left-stapled magazine containing 52 pages including front and rear covers. With splendid front cover in red, white, and blue commemorating Armistice Day 1938 (with reproduction of painting "Peace Through Preparedness" by artist Howard Chandler Christy), photographs and vintage local ads, contents include: text of Proclamation designating the week of November Fourth to Eleventh as American Legion Appreciation Week by Teller Ammons, Governor of Colorado; Lest We Forget: In Memory of Those Men for Whom Our Post is Named (with photograph each of Leo T. Leyden, Marcellus H. Chiles, and J. Hunter Wickersham); article The Unknown Soldier by Angelo Patri; poem Armistice Day Twenty Years After by Victor A. Miller; Commander [Felix] Pogliano Installed At The October Business Meeting; numerous Colorado State candidate ads, most with photographs (including Phil McCarty, Sr. for State Senate; George E. Saunder for Secretary of State; Dominic A. Coloroso for State Representative; Wilson Avery for State Representative; Clem Crowley for House of Representatives; Homer F. Bedford for State Auditor; Arthur M. Morris for Attorney General; Roy Chrysler for State Representative; Archie G. Maine for State Auditor; Chas. Charles M. Armstrong for State Treasurer; Ralph Carr for Governor; Charles D. Strong for House of Representatives; William F. De Quasie for Secretary of State; Archibald A. Lee for United States Senator); one-third page ad "VOTE YOUR COUNTY TICKET - Straight Democratic!"; candidate ad, with photograph, of Dr. Martin D. Currigan for Regent of The University of Colorado; splendid, illustrated full-page announcement for Armistice Day memorial at Crown Hill Memorial Park; 1938 Armistice Day Message by National Commander Stephen F. Chadwick; Naval Marine Notes; article Americanism by Edward R. Moylan, Chairman of the Americanism Committee; editorial Selling the Legion; splendid full-page illustrated ad for the upcoming Big Annual Keno Party ("Keno! Keno! Turkeys! GET YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER FOR LESS THAN A DIME"); full-page ad for upcoming Annual Armistice Day Party ("Attention Comrades!"); full-page Teller Ammons for Governor (with photograph); photographs of Our Post Band and Drum and Bugle Corps; full-page ad to VOTE YES ON #1 ("WARNING! YOU are paying this HIDDEN EXTRA sales tax!"); full-page VOTE 'NO' ON AMENDMENT NO. 1; poem May the Wreaths They Have Won Never Wither - Nor the Stars of Their Glory Grow Dim (poet not named); full-page candidate ad for Lawrence Lewis for Congress (with photograph); full-page candidate ad for Leo J. Crowley for State Senator (with photograph: "Legionnaires and Friends, Campaign and Vote For LEO J. CROWLEY FOR STATE SENATOR"); much more. Condition: covers lightly age-toned; name and mailing address of subscriber to rear cover.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 40 pages. Illustrated. Barra Boydell "Dublin City Musicians in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance to 1660" / F W Gumley "Remembering." / Kevin P O'Rorke "It's a Small World!" / Mrs Olive Goodbody "Old Dun Laoghaire and Neighbourhood" / Dr A E J Went 1910-1980 obituary / Seamus de Burca "Two Small Boys" (SL#85).

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 28 pages. Wilson Harris "The Indonesian Tangle" / R H Cecil "The Vanishing Drunkard" / C M Woodhouse "Half-Open City" /George Brinsmead "Central America" / E E A Whitworth "From School To Army" / Alan Donnelly "Plain-Clothes Postman" / Lt.Col.Bernard Fergusson "Bene Discessit" (Papers).

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 160 pages. Illustrated. Chesapeake Odyssey: An 18- foot Sailboat Follows the Course of Captain John Smith around This Spacious Bay of History, Commerce, Sea Food, and Nautical Lore Nicknamed the bathtub because of its small size, an 18- foot sailboat explores the many inlets of the Chesapeake Bay. Rio Panorama: Breath- taking Is This Fantastic City amid Peaks, Palms, and Sea, and in Carnival Time It Moves to the Rhythm of Music Against a backdrop of rocky peaks and dense jungle, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's capital, is a city of lively cafes, colorful carnivals, pulsing music, and popular beaches. Old and New in Persia: In This Ancient Land Now Called Iran a Modern Sugar Factory Rears Its Head Near the Palace of Darius the Great Tiled mosques rise from the desert of Iran. Though the country is speckled with new roads and factories, Iran still protects its ancient Persian treasures. Life's Flavor on a Swedish Farm: From the Rocky Hills of Smaland Thousands of Sturdy Citizens Have Emigrated to the United States A third of all Swedish emigrants to the United States once lived on the highland plateau of Smaland, where residents spin wool, cut hay, plant rye, and spend countless hours hauling rocks from their farms.

Unbound. Condición: Very Good. cover art by Ralph Briggs Fuller (Fishing on Sunday); Centerfold By Angus MacDonall (Automatic Stop, railroads); Rea Irvin (Millenium, Atlantic City Ilustrador. 1st. pp. 139-174 pages; disbound copy; includes: Full Page Ads (locomobile Company; Mennen's Shavng Cream; ); Arthur Guiterman (Rhymed Reviews, Stella Maris); C. Hilton-Turve (Heights of Absurdity); Politics, Culture and with the usual facetious jabs at Women plus Much More Size: 4 vo. Magazine.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 212 pages. 8.75x7.00x0.25 inches. In Stock.

paperback. Condición: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!

1945. (Oversize paperback) Very good. 80pp. Index, maps, bibliography. Contributors include William Douglas ("The Forks" Becomes a City), G.B. King (Church History Resourses of Manitoba), Mary Murphy (The Gray Nuns Travel West), S.J. Sommerville (Early Icelandic Settlement in Canada), Chris Vickers (Archaeology in the Rock and Pelican Lake Area of Southern Manitoba). Locale: ; Assiniboine River; Forks, the; Pelican Lake; Rock Lake. Series: Manitoba Historical Society Series III 1. (Manitoba, Archaeology, Churches, Gray Nuns, Icelanders, Settlement).

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 396 pages. Illustrated. Philip Henderson "London: A Study In Perspective The City seen by the Poets" / W Francis Aitken "The Pageant Of London London Characters in English fiction" / E Beresford Chancellor "Londinium Triumphans" / Francis Warson "John Locke: The Common-Sense Philosopher" / L Aas "Bjornstjerne Bjornson" / Muriel Kent "Kenneth Grahame: A Modern Magcian" / Winifred Holtby "Novels Of Thge Year 1932" / R S Forman "First Novels Of The Year 1932" / Edgar Holt "Translations Of The Year 1932" / Graham Sutton "Plays Of The Year 1932" / Charles Davy "Films Of The Year 1932" / Alfred Tresidder Sheppard "Historical Works Of The Year 1932" / Geoffrey Grigson "Poetry Of 1932" / Collin Brooks "Political Biography Of The Year 1932 / Frank Rutter "Art Books Of Thew Year 1932" / Hermon Ould "English Music Of The Year 1932" / Gilbert Armitage "Criticism Of The Year 1932" / Rev. R Birch Hoyle "Religious Books Of The Year 1932" (SL#273).

1971. (Staplebound) Very good. 54pp. Illustrated cover, notes, bibliography. Contributors include Lloyd Axworthy (Decisions for a Future City), Bill Burdeyny (Party Politics and Regional Government), James Cassidy (Cost-Benefit and the Projected Plans for Government Reorganization), James Cassidy (A Summary of the Policy Paper), Gerry Haslam (Public Response), David G. Henderson (A Comparison of the Boundaries), Jim McNiven (Amalgamation and the Civil Service), Carson Templeton (A Private Citizen's Point of View), Phil Wichern (The Division of Powers and the Quality of Government). Locale: ; Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Manitoba, Cities and Towns).

Condición: New. Brand New.

Condición: New.