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Hardcover. Condición: Poor, Shaken, Ex. Library. B & W Photo Plate Of Fair Display Ilustrador. Volume X X I I Complete. Copyright Date: 1894 Sm Quarto, , PP.309-316 Of 538, Fruit, Vegetables, Forestry in Minnesota.

Hardcover. B & W Photo Plate Of Fair Display Ilustrador. Volume X X I I Complete. Copyright Date: 1894 Sm Quarto, , PP.309-316 Of 538, Fruit, Vegetables, Forestry in Minnesota Poor, Solid Copy, Spot Staining At Cover And fore Edge, Tanning To Paper, Front HInge Weak.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 68 pages. Articles include: "J.S. Bach: Neglected Keyboard Music" by Denis Pownall / "Bizet's 'The Fair Maid of Perth'" by John W Klein / "Fashions in Music: some Reflections" by Cyril Scott / "The New Organ at St Lawrence's Church, Bourton-on-the-Water, Glos." by F A Clements / "I wonder: Reflections of a Victorian" by Francis T Kennard. (M15).

Cloth Hardcover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. Very light edgewear. Lightly bumped corners. Light wear. Light soiling. Name inked on front endpage. Inked info on last page.

Hardback. 1973 reprint. A biography of Forrest, plant explorer. 89 Very good. Very light fading on the spine. No dust wrapper.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 89 pp., bibliography, well ill. with period b&w photos. A quality reissue of an early biography of a often neglected plant hunter. a v.g. copy in plum cloth binding.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. An account of the life of the plant collector George Forrest. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Green cloth boards lightly rubbed; corners bumped; ends of spine lightly crushed. Pencil price mark on front free endpaper. Light foxing on a couple of pages near front and rear of book; otherwise clean. Binding firm. n.

Hardcover. Condición: VG+. Reprint. Hardback in Very Good+ condition without dust jacket. 8vo 8" - 9" tall. 89 pages. Quick shipping, excellent customer service. All books carefully packaged in boxes and ship with tracking information.

1019549 312PP. SOFT COVER VERY GOOD CONDITION TU 56, TU 84, TU 172.

74 pages, 71 photographs, 1 map. A small, interesting exhibition of Eskimo dolls, designed to travel to remote villages, was commissioned by the Alaska State Council on the Arts. The works of eighteen dollmakers are featured in this very handsome catalogue of the exhibition that deals with an art form about which little has been written. Very good, large photographs and a particularly informative text.

Condición: New. pp. 423.

Condición: New. pp. 423.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine condition. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good Dust Jacket. First Edition. Washington, D.C.: American Chemical Society, 1972. Previous owner's name on Dust Jacket else a bright, clean, square, tight, unmarked copy. No underlining. No highlighting. No margin notes. Bound in the original gray cloth. Pages are fresh and crisp, probably never read. Illustrations. References. Index. From the Dust Jacket: "Eighteen chapters cover a broad range of topics in industrial chemistry and chemical engineering from heat and mass transfer through applied mathematics and process control to plastics and crystallization." With contributions by William L. Bolles, James R. Fair, L. T. Fan, S. J. Chen, C. A. Watson, J. Y. Oldshue, Thomas M. Regan, Albert Gomezplata, Richard J. Nunge, Fadel F. Erian, E. James Davis, C. S. Hung, Leon Lapidus, Lowell B. Koppel, E. P. Stahel, J. K. Ferrell, K. H. Lin, John H. Sinfelt, Morton M. Denn, M. M. Grover, R. Maska, R. B. Seymour, F. C. Weissert, G. D. Botsaris, E. G. Denk, Robert Kunin. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine condition./Very Good Dust Jacket. 8vo. vii, 370pp.

Condición: New. pp. 423.

4to. [38 pp (unpaginated).], on thick toned pulp-paper stock. With 283 original silver gelatin photographs mounted, w/ ink MS captions below by Leerburger (1 removed), 2 of the images are 5 x 7 in. self-portrait candid shots of Leerburger w/ his camera; 41 colour linen & black & white postcards mounted, 2 TLS on NY World's Fair letterhead, mimeographed winner's list sheets, 1 large printed Award of Merit laid-in, additional World's Fair ephemera mounted within. Original souvenir post-binder album, embossed cover illustration of Trylon & Perisphere front cover, map of Fair on rear pastedown (chipping & toning to fore-edges of internal leaves due to acidic paper, minor creasing and edgewear to a couple pieces, some minor rubbing), still a VG exemplar. A well-annotated vernacular snapshot photo album shot and created by an intrepid New York fire insurance salesman during several visits to the 1939 New York World's Fair Exposition shaped around the theme of "The World of Tomorrow." Visiting along with 44 million other visitors from 1939-1940, he has included shots of those in native costume, rides of tomorrow, architectural works, as well as extended visits to the Soviet, British, French, amusement areas, the glass building, Florida Building, Missouri Building, and so many others. The Photographic Society of America's intent was to present amateur photographer's efforts from around New York, and the U.S. to present their favorite themes, and events at the Fair in 1939, and again in 1940. Of additional interest are the series of photos he has included depicting himself appearing in a television broadcast system, with signed card from RCA certifying that he had been televised in the RCA Exhibit Building. RCA had completed a lengthy lawsuit with Philo Farnsworth over camera patents, and on April 30, 1939, RCA became the fist to transmit television broadcasts from the Fair, which proved very popular to those visiting. The two TLS from Edward F. Hickey, Asst. Dir. of Special Programs at the New York World's Fair notified Leeburger first in October, 1939 that his self-portrait in the funhouse "Concave Mirror" won out over 2000 other entries, and was on exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Building at the Fair, with him only needing to notify those at the entrance to gain free entry. Leerburger has included 5 x 7 in. shots of award-winning "Concave" as well as his "Convex Mirror" self-portraits, and smaller snapshot sizes of both in a different portion of the album. Leerburger (1867-1945) was a German-American traveling salesman whose career began with clothing and fashions, but during the Great Depression moved to selling fire insurance in New York City. See: Robert W. Brown, A Big Year for Camera; the 1940 Season Brought Gains in All Phases of Photography, New York Times, Dec. 29, 1940, Section XX, p. 7; Iain Logie Baird, "Television in the World of Tomorrow," Echoes Magazine (Winter, 1997).

4to. [59 leaves (unnumbered).], archival mylar sleeves with 105 original silver gelatin photographs on a variety of matte finish & glossy photo paper stock, 37 are approx. 8 x 10 in. photos, w/ several still preserving remnants of old drymount paper, 1 still mounted on studio board from having been exhibit displays at the Photographic Society of America Booth, 18 with contestant information, or photographer's information; 28 4 x 5 in. to 5 x 7 in., with 21 retaining their entry contestant information, and the remainder sized from 2 x 2 in. up to 4 x 6 in. snapshots, some w/ scalloped edges, and all w/ contestant information either typed or in manuscript (a few contestants submitted more than one), and most retaining bright strong contrast. All preserved in a recent blue cloth 3-ring binder, a VG collection. The 1939 New York World's Fair Exposition was shaped around the theme of "The World of Tomorrow," featured the iconic Trylon & Perisphere, and witnessed over 44 million visitors from 1939-1940, many of them traveling by automobile. Art Deco, and sleek Streamline Moderne lines were the overriding design concept for the Fair, as reflected in these submitted shots for such pavilions as "Italia," "the "Du Pont Building," "Chrysler Motors," Borden's "Dairy World of Tomorrow," the futuristic "Petroleum" building, day & night shots of the "Swft" meats building, along with the entrance to the striking Heinz 57 pavilion. The statues depicted in these submitted and a few prize-winning display images, include James Earle Fraser's "George Washington," Sidney Waugh's "Manhattan" sculpture and the Hall of Marine Transportation mounted on studio board; Carl Milles's "The Astronomer" which stood near the foot of the Helicline in the Theme Center; Paul Manship's the "Time & Fates of Man," and the imposing statue of George Washington celebrating the 150th anniversary of his first inauguration as President in New York. The monumental Trylon and Perisphere appearing frequently as the central theme in a significant number of the photos were designed by Wallace Harrison and Andre Fouilhoux, serving as the center of the Fair, with the two connected by a 610-foot long escalator, and an interior diorama by Henry Dreyfuss called Democracity, depicting a utopian city of the future, and a 950-foot-long Helicline spiral ramp. The Photographic Society of America's intent was to present amateur photographer's efforts from around New York, and the U.S. to present their favorite themes, and events at the Fair in 1940. Included along with a photo of the "Snapshotter's Contest" trophy, are images of a Siamese cat from the Sept. 28, 1940 cat show by Mildred Wallrich; the Ford Building and the 28,000,000 millionth Ford vehicle which rolled off the assembly line in April, 1940, and was displayed with requisite license plates at the Fair by Walter A. Wirth; sculpture detail from Time & Fate of man by Louis Pelletier, with specifics on exposure, camera used, and more; "Brobdignagian and the Lilliputians" capturing massive statue next to the Perisphere, and crowd lined up in miniature in the background waiting to enter the attraction. Also captured in the snapshots are parades, fountains, elephant and rider; tightrope walkers, and much more. No similar exhibits preserved in Worldcat; See: Robert W. Brown, A Big Year for Camera; the 1940 Season Brought Gains in All Phases of Photography, New York Times, Dec. 29, 1940, Section XX, p. 7.

One small broadside sheet on blue-tinted laid-paper, watermark visible, blue lettering & border, fold crease at center, NF copy. First edition of this exceptionally scarce promotion for Martin's audio-visual presentation at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair with the lecture touching on the fundamental aims of the three great Fairs in Chicago, Paris, and then St. Louis, followed by discussion of the architecture, transportation, and more. He also details the living zoo exhibit of the Philippine village, as well as the pageantry of the Boer War exhibit performances, and the Tyrolean Alps. Martin (1862-1932) was a Unitarian minister, and author of several works on religion, and also frequently wrote on comparative religions. No copies in Worldcat.

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