short shirt tale (2 resultados)

Stapled pamphlet. Condición: Used. There are many reasons it's great to get things from Steven Heller. The top reason is that he has great things. The second-top reason is that when we're lucky, he's written about an item, and it saves us a lot of work. He's written about this particular item in Print. Here's what he had to say:. Back in the smart, do-a-lot-with-a-little days of product promotion and branding, clothing company Phillips-Van Heusen produced this lovely little "A Short Shirt Tale" about how it raised its sales through a few smart ads in Business Week. Promotion just isn't done this way any more. Scuffed and soiled 454.

Hard Cover. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. HBDJ,1917, 2nd Edition (Early Printing)., VERY GOOD-/GOOD-, AS-IS, Interior mild Wear FOX Thruout,Nice tight, Green & GreyBlue illustarated cloth Hardcover of Man reaching to swimmer off end of Pier. Book Condition: GOOD. Dust Jacket Condition: GOOD-. Tiny mesh pattern blue and white paper covered boards. Front cover illustration in green and black with black lettering. Black spine lettering. 189 numbered pages plus 12 additional story pages ('King Pest' is the title)and one page of ads at the rear. One of the Camp Fire and Trail Series #34; This title is next to last in the series and was initially published around 1917; from list of other series books on the DJ flap and rear of the book this copy appears to be around 1919. Now quite scarce. The wrap-around pictorial DJ shows three boys at the rear of the houseboat looking towards a fourth in a small skiff to their rear. Light to moderate wear to spine top/bottom; staples rusty. DJ with spine darkening; shallow chipping to top and bottom edges; flap folds wear. One AD end bk thru Victory Boy Scouts Tenderfoot Squad, Small chips Extremities & Edges of DJ, ,Exceptionally scarce in the dust wrapper."The Camp Fire and Trail Series" BOYS Liberty, Story of a group of boys and their houseboat trip down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers from Evansville, Indiana to Natchez, Mississippi.