cat correspondence cards (16 resultados)

Condición: Very Good. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. Minimal wear to cover. Pages clean and binding tight. shelf wear. bumped edges. Hardcover.

Paperback. Condición: new. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. Paperback. A postcard book with 10 original designs (each printed twice) of Carly Beck's acrylic paintings of cats. This book of 20 postcards showcases whimsical, feline portraits. These cool cats are outfitted in fashionable clothing and accessories. Each kitty is striking a pose against a backdrop of colorful wallpaper or a quaint city scene. Flip through the postcard book to find your favorite tabby being a fashionista. This book of 20 postcards showcases whimsical, feline portraits. These cool cats are outfitted in fashionable clothing and accessories. Each kitty is striking a pose against a backdrop of colorful wallpaper or a quaint city scene. Flip through the postcard book to find your favorite tabby being a fashionista. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Condición: new. Beck, Carly Ilustrador.

PAP. Condición: New. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Cards. Condición: New. The Secret Life of Cats Correspondence Cards: (funny Kitty Portrait Flat Cards by Japanese Artist, Cards with Cute and Weird Cat Illustrations). Book.

Condición: New. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. 2023. Paperback. . . . . .

Condición: New. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. 2023. Paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Cards. Condición: Brand New. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. 20 pages. 7.00x5.00x0.75 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. Paperback. A postcard book with 10 original designs (each printed twice) of Carly Beck's acrylic paintings of cats. This book of 20 postcards showcases whimsical, feline portraits. These cool cats are outfitted in fashionable clothing and accessories. Each kitty is striking a pose against a backdrop of colorful wallpaper or a quaint city scene. Flip through the postcard book to find your favorite tabby being a fashionista. This book of 20 postcards showcases whimsical, feline portraits. These cool cats are outfitted in fashionable clothing and accessories. Each kitty is striking a pose against a backdrop of colorful wallpaper or a quaint city scene. Flip through the postcard book to find your favorite tabby being a fashionista. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. Paperback. A postcard book with 10 original designs (each printed twice) of Carly Beck's acrylic paintings of cats. This book of 20 postcards showcases whimsical, feline portraits. These cool cats are outfitted in fashionable clothing and accessories. Each kitty is striking a pose against a backdrop of colorful wallpaper or a quaint city scene. Flip through the postcard book to find your favorite tabby being a fashionista. This book of 20 postcards showcases whimsical, feline portraits. These cool cats are outfitted in fashionable clothing and accessories. Each kitty is striking a pose against a backdrop of colorful wallpaper or a quaint city scene. Flip through the postcard book to find your favorite tabby being a fashionista. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condición: New. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. &Uumlber den AutorCarly Beck s paintings feature pet portraits, interior and exterior designs, and pretty patterns. Her acrylic-based paintings are inspired by vintage textiles, fashion collections, and the lives of domesticated creatur.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Beck, Carly Ilustrador. Neuware - A postcard book with 10 original designs (each printed twice) of Carly Beck's acrylic paintings of cats. This book of 20 postcards showcases whimsical, feline portraits. These cool cats are outfitted in fashionable clothing and accessories. Each kitty is striking a pose against a backdrop of colorful wallpaper or a quaint city scene. Flip through the postcard book to find your favorite tabby being a fashionista.

Brian Wilson Aldiss (1925-2017), born in Norfolk, England, was not only a prolific writer of science fiction short stories and novels, but also anthologized science fiction and studied the history of the genre as well. Much of the background material in his works stemmed from his military service from 1943 through World War II in the Royal Corps of Signals in India, Burma, and Sumatra. Aldiss was inducted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame in 2004. He was for many years happily married to Margaret Aldiss, an editor and bibliographer who produced three bibliographies of Aldiss's works. This archive is unique in that it represents a consistent and intensely personal correspondence over two years between close friends. The letters, eloquently written more often than not, reveal a wealth of details about Aldiss's personality, emphasizing his worldliness, his productivity, the way he feels about the act of writing, the love he has for his family, and the way he views such things as life, death, and his own age progression. Included in the archive are the following: Xerox copy on a sheet of paper [8 ½" by 11"] reproducing two articles published by The Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News (Sunday, March 3, 1985) regarding the speaking appearance of Brian Aldiss in Patrick Eddington's home town, Salt Lake City, Utah. TLS. Letter on a sheet of paper [8 ¼" by 11 ½"], dated 28.x.89, on Aldiss's letterhead with the Boars Hill, Oxford address. The author begins by describing an imaginary planet that his friend the late astronomer Peter Cattermole has designed for him. Aldiss writes, "Reading his notes, gazing at his map, I feel like Keats On [sic] First Looking Into [sic] Chapman's Homer. So I'm slowly getting my stuff together to write a novel about this planet. This'll be a short one; I'm now too old and lazy to undertake another bloody great 3-volume operation." Signed by Aldiss at the close. Typed letter, most likely written by Margaret Aldiss, typed on both sides of a sheet of paper [8 ¼" x 10"]. Dated the 5th of November (year not given). This letter was written at the time that their children were in their teen-age years. In this bit of correspondence, Margaret mentions how busy Brian is with his writing career. She writes, "I am kept busy with my word processor, putting all Brian's stories through it, and looking after this house." TLS. Typed on 2 sheets of paper [8 ¼" x 11 ¾"], dated 21.xi.92, on letterhead with the author's Boars Hill, Oxford address. In this long letter to Patrick, Aldiss writes quite a bit about his own writing, bringing up his recently published book, "Home Life with Cats," a copy of which he has enclosed for Pat. He also writes that it has been an indifferent publishing year for him, listing what he has produced, and claiming, " I do turn 'em out." He goes on to mention that his chief preoccupation is with his "slow-growing" novel, "Burnell's Travels." As he states, "BURNELL started as a couple of short stories; then I realized what I had a hold of. I began thinking about the novel last year, when Margaret and I were holidaying in an idyllic spot in France, lost in the green depths of the Perigord. "While we were there, in that pleasant little farmhouse, I finished REMEMBRANCE DAY I then had about two days of real holiday in which to relax. But already thoughts of Burnell were bubbling. Ah, how pleasantly idle was I in the early seventies. Since I've grown old, I have lost the gift of idleness. I can't stop writing- notes, poems, whatever. Partly this is the hope to leave something- a name as well as money- to my darling wife and four dear children. But in the main it's just something of which you know, difficult to articulate, the drive to translate the world, or more modestly one's own 'umwelt,' into words and pictures. Right?" Aldiss has signed at the foot. TLS. Letter typed on a sheet of paper [8 ¼" x 11 ¾"] with the author's letterhead bearing his Oxford address, dated Tuesday, 1st of June (year not sp.