key west florida (12 resultados)

1-18 pages and unpaged foldout map plus covers. Staple-bound paperback booklet: H 19.1cm x L 13.6cm. Yellow paper covers; woodblock illustration to front cover; minor soiling; small stain to lower spine fold at staple with interior leaves shallowly affected. Interior pages are otherwise clean. Rust to staples but binding is firm.

stapled wrappers. Condición: Very Good. Oblong 8vo, [16] pages, vertical crease at center. Very Scarce. The central facing pages contain a two-page spread of "Map of the Lower Florida Keysr the Key West Archipelago" (which includes an inset map. The final page is a map, "The Coral Isle of Key West", a colorful imaginative rendering. "This Map was Engraved on a miraculous Scale by A. J. Dornbush." Adrian J. Dornbush was an Iowa artist and colleague with Grant Wood at Wood's Stone City Art School and Colony. Dornbush was the director of the colony. WorldCat cites only two entries for this; however, one entry is for the University of Miami, which boasts two copies, each, apparently, slightly different from the other: this example may perhaps be a third variant.

hardcover. Condición: Ottimo (Fine). Prima edizione (First Edition). Traduzione di Bruno Oddera . 16mo. pp. 389. . Ottimo (Fine). Dorso brunito. pagine brunite ai margini (Sunned spine. Pages slightly browned to edges). Prima edizione (First Edition). Dizionario della letteratura mondiale del 900 [Galati, 1980] Licinio Galati Francesco (a cura di), Dizionario della letteratura mondiale del 900. Roma, Edizioni Paoline, 1980. L' A. vinse il Premio Pulitzer nel 1944 con ''A Bell for Adano'' (Una campana per Adano, Milano, 1947). Book.

Condición: Ottimo (Fine). Traduzione di Bruno Oddera . 16mo. pp. 392. . Ottimo (Fine). . Prima edizione italiana (First Italian Edition). . L' A. vinse il Premio Pulitzer nel 1944 con ''A Bell for Adano'' (Una campana per Adano, Milano, 1947). Rilegato tela, sovracoperta (cloth, dust jacket). Book.

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. B & W Illustrations Ilustrador. 1st Edition. Nr. Fine, Dust Soil At Rear Cover, Octavo, SpiralBound, A Charming Production With Blue Cover Lettering and Yellow Accents, Blue Spiral Comb Binding Is Complete and Undamaged; Entire Book is in Hand Written Script.

Broschiert. 150x230mm, 130p., Sprache: Spanisch, Rústica. / Buen estado. Cubiertas levemente desgastadas y descoloridas. Pequeñas manchas de suciedad en guardas. Páginas algo amarilleadas. Interior limpio. El amor al paisaje patrio y una eticidad herida por la injusticia signaron la obra del gran poeta romántico Juan Clemente Zenea. Pero el trágico desenlace de su vida, acusado de traición y dejado en "terreno de nadie" por una práctica historicista indolente o taimada, ha resultado el más controvertido caso de las letras cubanas. En estas páginas el estudioso Cintio Vitier, con la eficacia de un fiscal y la pericia de un detective, revisa viejos pliegos y coloca en nuestras manos una información pormenorizada. Juan Clemente Zenea ¿culpable o inocente? El lector, asistido por Cintio Vitier, queda en disposición de dictar su veredicto. ** 10% DESCUENTO/RABATT/DISCOUNT PRIMAVERA * excl. New German Books * * * * 30,60 (original price 34,00) **.

Very good. Light wear along original fold lines. Size 17.75 x 23 Inches. This is a c. 1976 Monroe County Advertising Commission map of the Florida Keys. Printed on both sides, the map marks stops along the Overseas Highway from Homestead to Key West, naming major Keys en route. The Florida Keys Aquarium, Santini's Porpoise Training School, the Long Key Fishing Club, and the site of Zane Grey's former cottage rank amon highlighted sites. Boat ramps, underwater coral gardens, campgrounds, golf courses, and movie theaters, more traditional tourist sites, also appear. A scroll occupies most of Florida Bay and names the forty-two bridges on the Overseas Highway, with distances. An index for the Upper Keys is included. Verso Content Inset maps focusing on Marathon and Key West are printed on the verso, with detailed indexes for each island. A map of the Lower Keys, from Key Colony south to Key West traverses the sheet diagonally from the upper right to the lower left. Indexes of the Greater Marathon Area, the Lower Keys Area, and the Key Colony Area occupy the upper left. Publication History and Census This map was created by E. J. Schaeffer and Associates and was published by the Monroe County Advertising Commission. It is well represented institutionally. Cataloged examples appear at the Library of Congress, Harvard University, the New York Public Library, the University of Florida, and Florida State University, along with several others. References: Library of Congress Call Number 77695917. OCLC 10298934.

Very good. Small areas of infill where once attached to original binder. Size 14.25 x 21.75 Inches. This is a c. 1970 Florida Keys Printing and Publishing city plan or map of Key West, Florida. The U.S. Naval Air Station, the U.S. Naval submarine basin, Fort Zachary Taylor, City Beach, and Monroe County Beach are labeled. Twenty-six points of interest are numerically marked, including Ernest Hemingway's house, the municipal aquarium, Meacham Airfield, and the Botanical Gardens, and correspond with an index situated below the map. Streets throughout Key West are illustrated and identified. Publication History and Census This map was created and published by Florida Keys Printing and Publishing c. 1970. We note one other cataloged example, which is part of the collection of the Touchton Map Library at the Tampa Bay History Center. References: Tampa Bay History Center Touchton Map Library M1739a.

By: Arthur B. SuchyDate: 1941 (published) Cleveland, OhioDimensions:14x 19 inches (35.5 x48 cm)Thislovely map of Key West, Florida depicts the small island around the time of WWII, and celebrates its long history while heralding a bright future. The first edition example of this map was produced by the Ohio artist and illustrator, Arthur B. Suchy as one of 100, limited edition, hand colored prints. This is the 2nd edition, printed in one color (Red) in 1941.Eighty places of interest are noted throughout the map. One such place of interest is the Pan American Airport, which operated the first international flight from the United States with Havana, Cuba as the destination. Other noteworthy details within the map include the latitude and longitude of the island, the various groups of people that occupied Key West (lower right), the "90 miles to Cuba," which became a well-known distance under John F. Kennedy, and the "Past, Present, and Future" text inserts that describe the island's importance throughout time.Condition: This map is in A conditionwith deep red color on clean paper that has no tears, holes, or stains.Inventory #124961200 W. 35th Street #425 Chicago, IL 60609 | P: (312) 496 - 3622.

Very good. Size 17.5 x 22 Inches. A fine c. 1940 pictorial map of Key West, Florida, issued by Arthur B. Suchy. The map covers all of Key West. City blocks are illustrated and important hotels, parks, trees, tourist attractions, and civic buildings, in all more than 59 locations, are noted. The map is surrounded by an elaborate border featuring decorative palm fronds and sea birds. Marine life and pirate ships populate the seas. Publication History and Census This map was published in 1940 by Arthur B. Suchy in Cleveland, Ohio. There are two editions, the first, known as the 'collectors edition' is in larger format, was issued as a limited edition with only 100 examples, and features stunning hand color. All second editions, as here, are labeled as such and, although some do feature hand coloring, they are always printed in red to distinguish them from the first. References: Rumsey 9080.000. Tampa Bay History Center, Touchton Map Library, #2019.051.001.

Very good. Minor edge fill at several points, specifically upper left corner, where it slightly impacts the image. Size 23.75 x 33.25 Inches. A vibrant pictorial promotional view of Key West, Florida, prepared in 1985 by Ron Baeza, highlighting the island's businesses while also paying homage to its history and culture. The map celebrates Key West informat secession from the United States as the Conch Republic. A Closer Look Oriented towards the east-northeast, this piece provides a colorful yet detailed overview of the island's businesses, public institutions, and attractions, including restaurants, art galleries, shops, and hotels. Historic sites such as Fort Zachary Taylor, Fort East Martello, the Key West Lighthouse, the Southernmost Point (in the Continental U.S.) Marker, and the Ernest Hemingway House and Museum are also labeled. Additional advertisements are included for seaplanes, parasailing, and cruises in the waters and air around the island. The Conch Republic The Conch Republic was humorously proclaimed on April 23, 1982, in Key West, Florida, as a tongue-in-cheek response to a U.S. Border Patrol roadblock on U.S. Route 1 that severely disrupted traffic and hurt the local economy. Frustrated by the federal government's actions, Key West's mayor, Dennis Wardlow, symbolically declared independence for the Florida Keys, naming the new 'nation' 'the Conch Republic. This secession was followed by a playful 'attack' on a U.S. Coast Guard vessel using stale Cuban bread, after which the Conch Republic 'surrendered' and requested foreign aid from the U.S. Though entirely satirical, the Conch Republic has since become a cherished symbol of the quirky and independent spirit of the Florida Keys, celebrated annually with a festival that draws visitors from around the world. It remains a humorous reminder of the community's creative protest against bureaucratic overreach. Publication History and Census This map was prepared by Ron Baeza. One example is noted in the OCLC at the University of Florida. References: OCLC 46949927.

Good. Some creasing. Size 24.5 x 18.5 Inches. This is a comical 1976 Robert G. Carawan pictorial map of Key West, Florida. A Closer Look Oriented to the northeast, streets are illustrated and labeled throughout with buildings illustrated in profile. Labeled sites include the Hemingway House, Audubon House, Little White House (where presidents from William Howard Taft through John F. Kennedy spent time, but President Truman spent the most time - 175 days), Fort Taylor, and the Southernmost Point in the continental United States. Commercial establishments, among them the Days Inn and Travelodge, and Ramada Inn are identified as well, along with numerous restaurants, shops, and the Lighthouse Museum. Several Conch Train Tours appear throughout the town, an attraction that visitors to Key West can still enjoy. Publication History and Census This map was created by Robert G. Carawan and printed and published by Greene Street Graphics in 1976. Scarce.