Gold alvin (4 resultados)

190 pp. + ads. A pornographic novel. 6029. Paperback. Light shelfwear; small punch-hole to cover corner. Very good.

cloth, dustjacket, large 4to 171 pp., ca. 250 ills. les ailes; le vol; vie sociale et familiale; alimentation; locomotion et repos; echololaction; very good condition.

2 vol.: 1 vol.: [11] pp. : 1 vol.: [1] pp.; 2 vol.: 1 vol.: 21.5 x 14 cm. : 1 vol.: 35.5 x 21.5 cm.; staple bound; black-and-white; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed Program and announcement flyer for performances held at the Judson Memorial Church, May 24 - 27, May 31, June 1 - 3, and June 8 - 11, [1963]. Performances include "The Decapitated Taxi," directed by Robert Nichols, with costumes by Ruth Hurtwitz and sound by Nancy Solomon. Cast includes Jon Gold, Phyllis Gold, Marshall Yaeger, Wendell Metzger, Jason Holliday, A. Barry Kon, Norma Novak, Seymour Horowitz, Nancy Solomon, Jan Thurston, Erik Kiviat, Kay Elliot, Don Katzman, Florene Tarlow and Ruth Hurwitz. Production staff includes Rhoda Slanger, Wendell Metzger, and Erik Kiviat. "The Wax Engine" directed by Lawrence Kornfeld, with music by Al Carmines, set and costumes by Darryl Clegg, and choreography by Katherine Litz. Cast includes Jerome Raphel, Katherine Litz, Ed Blair, Eric Nord, Esther Richards, Ann Linden, Tony McGrath, Nick Smith, John D. Quinn, Hunt Cole, Phyllis Black, and Bruce Waite. Production staff includes Marjorie Saunders, Anita Ranze, Betty Schwimmer, and Judy Berkowitz. Includes biographies of artists. Very Good. Program: Horizontal fold through center. Slight yellowing of pages. Center page detached from bottom staple. Clean and unmarked. Flyer : Faint writing in pencil at center. Mailed copy, folded into thirds for mailing. Staple imprint at center. Mailed copy with mailing marks and addressed in ink. …

Hard Cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. Harrowing personal account of this unit formed of National Guard Companies from Janesville, WI; Maywood, IL; Port Clinton, OH; and Harrodsburg, KY; the author, promoted to Captain, was Battalion Surgeon and head of the medical detachment when they were deployed to the Philippines in late November of 1941. Poweleit describes the unit's training and his daily activities, including his study of the Japanese language & Filipino flora & fauna; then early air attacks by the Japanese and their land invasion, military actions and maneuvers, trouble with illness & malnutrition, then assignment to a hospital for a few weeks, treating the badly wounded and infected, until April 9 when the colonel in charge surrendered the hospital to the Japanese. After this, he recounts his and others' memories as POWs, including forced marches and atrocities, then confinement in Camp O'Donnell, where his knowledge of Japanese proved helpful. By early 1943, he was moved to Cabanatuan, then Bongabon, continuing his medical work and recounting more atrocities, though the situation at Bongabon was considerably better. He was returned to Cabanatuan, then put on a 'hell ship' carrying POWs to Taiwan, sometimes under attack by Allied forces. Reaching Taiwan in November of 1944, he spent the rest of the war there. He further describes other atrocities in the Philippines, the aftermath of the war, and memorials to the fallen. Hardcover, as pictured; no jacket, as issued. INSCRIBED by the author on the free endsheet: "To Sky Beaver Written to commemorate the men of KYs 192nd Tank Battallion Sincerely Alvin C. Poweleit". We assume 'Sky Beaver' refers to a member of the 127th Airborne Engineer Battalion, but cannot be sure. Book shows light wear, corners a bit bumped, tiny spot on front cover. Text clean apart from a few minor pencil corrections of typos; xi, blank, 228 pages; b/w photos, illustrations, maps, company rosters. Size: Octavo. Jack Gold (ilustrador). Inscribed by the Author.…