‎Collectibles‎

‎Mauries, Patrick‎

‎Jewelry By Chanel.‎

‎London: Thames & Hudson 1993. HEAVY. 144pp index notes 129 ills 68 col. Black cloth in jacket. Lightest of edge wear to jacket. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 4to. Thames & Hudson Hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 056427 ISBN : 0500236607 9780500236604

‎Cornall, Graham‎

‎Memories. A Survey of Early Australian Furniture in the Collection of the Lord McAlpine of West Green.‎

‎Perth: Australian City Properties. 1990. HEAVY. 312pp maps index bibliography hundreds bw & 600 col ills. Green cloth in jacket. Very slight edge wear to jacket prev owner blind stamp to title page. Important reference. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Folio. Australian City Properties. Hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 056438 ISBN : 0731689364 9780731689361

‎Goldberg Coins and Collectibles‎

‎Philatelic and Space Auction Sale 82 November 14. 2014 Los Angeles California‎

‎Ira and Larry Goldberg Coins and Collectibles. New. 2014. Paperback. – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Text pristine pages tight to spine - Features Dr. Jerry Buss Estate Collection- -- with a bonus offer-- . Ira and Larry Goldberg Coins and Collectibles paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 128596

‎Goldberg Coins and Collectibles‎

‎The Manuscript and Collectibles Auction Sale 68 June 30th 2012 Los Angeles California‎

‎Ira and Larry Goldberg Coins and Collectibles. New. 2012. Paperback. – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Text pristine pages tight to spine - "With space & aviation memorabilia & Jewelry -- with a bonus offer-- . Ira and Larry Goldberg Coins and Collectibles paperback‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 128597

‎De La Salle University‎

‎1950–1951 Photographic Archive of Colegio De La Salle During the “tercer Centenario De San Juan Bautista De La Salle ” and C.1953 Photo of a Later Lasallian Celebration all At Gran Stadium Cervecería Tropical with Cristal Beer Advertising‎

‎Gran Stadium Cervecería Tropical Havana Cuba. Good with no dust jacket. Non-Book. On offer is a terrific photographic collection consisting of nine photographs connected to the Año Lasaliano taken at the Gran Stadium Cervecería Tropical all featuring Cristal beer marketing plus an additional photograph from a later Lasallian celebration. Five photographs approx. 10 × 8 in. show hundreds of alumni and students of the Colegio de la Salle during the Año Lasaliano a jubilee year proclaimed worldwide by the Institute of the De La Salle Brothers to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the birth of St. John Baptist de La Salle Patron Saint of Schools. This centenary was observed globally from May 24 1950 through November 21 1951 by Lasallian institutions across the world. Two additional photographs of the same event measuring approx. 14 × 11 in. bear the blind stamp “Funcasta / Fernández. ”A further photograph approx. 10 × 8 in. shows another celebratory event organized by the Cuban Colegio de la Salle a few years later. A final image also approx. 10 × 8 in. depicts the crowd in the stadium—likely connected to one of these events though uncertain whether to the Año Lasaliano or the later celebration. Context and SignificanceThese seven key images provide visual insight into how Cuban Lasallian institutions participated in the global commemoration “Celebrando el Tercer Centenario de San Juan Bautista de La Salle 1651–1951.” It was exceedingly difficult to locate published Cuban references to these events. One reference was located in the appendix of the April 29 1951 issue of Diario de la Marina pp. 70–71. The two large photographs bearing the Funcasta / Fernández blind stamp almost certainly document the work of Generoso Funcasta Boizán 1908–1965 one of Cuba’s most accomplished photojournalists. The name Fernández likely refers to Carlos Fernández Funcasta’s colleague at Carteles magazine; both men were active there in 1950–1951. The younger photographer Ernesto Fernández b. 1939 later credited both as formative mentors. The event took place at the Gran Stadium Cervecería Tropical during the Año Lasaliano. Advertising visible on the stadium boards promotes Cristal’s “Mantín” product accompanied by the slogan “La fórmula de la salud. ”The later photograph of the subsequent Lasallian celebration also taken at the Gran Stadium shows similar ceremonies but with updated iconography. The field sign reads “Escuelas Cristianas” the emblem of the Hermanos de las Escuelas Cristianas / De La Salle Brothers and the Cristal advertising differs. Based on the slogan “Malta Cristal: la fórmula de la juventud ” this image can be dated between 1953 and 1956Malta Cristal branding under that tagline first appeared in Cuban media in 1953 and persisted until roughly 1956. Images documenting special events held by Cuban Colegio De La Salle schools are exceptionally scarce. While international Lasallian institutions widely celebrated the 1950–1951 tercentenary Cuban visual records are seldom encountered. Furthermore photographs bearing the “Funcasta / Fernández” embossing are rare survivals of mid-century Cuban press photography. All prints are original photographic prints or very early reprints from a single Cuban academic source. Condition ranges from Good to Fair with minor bends folds and occasional stains but no large tears. All images are intact and have been carefully preserved. BIO NOTES: The Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools—commonly known as the De La Salle Brothers—was founded by St. Jean-Baptiste de La Salle 1651–1719 in Reims France during the 1680s. Canonized in 1900 De La Salle revolutionized Catholic education by introducing trained lay teachers vernacular instruction graded classrooms and accessibility for the working class. His model became the foundation for one of the world’s largest Catholic teaching orders Catholic Encyclopedia 1910/2020; Lasallian. Info n. D. . By the early twentieth century the Lasallian educational mission had spread globally with key institutions established in Europe the Americas and Asia. In the Philippines for example De La Salle College now De La Salle University was founded in 1911 by nine Brothers from Europe De La Salle University n. D. . In Cuba multiple Colegio De La Salle campuses operated though documentation is fragmented. According to former student Manuel Chávez Fotos de la Habana group 2024 locations included Marianao Vedado Miramar Palatino Nuevo Vedado and Santa María del Rosario; another alumnus recalls a business school in Civic Plaza. The Vedado campus—founded in Old Havana in 1905 and relocated in 1921—had by 1957 more than 5000 students including 1000 scholarship pupils. Its facilities featured science laboratories and a Natural History Museum and its textbooks were adopted in other Cuban schools Dimas 2023. Following the Cuban Revolution of 1959 the Castro government nationalized all private and religious schools. On May 25 1961 110 De La Salle Brothers—including 84 Cubans—were expelled from Cuba Curious Cuba 2021. Their institutions were seized leaving only the former school buildings as remnants of their presence Cibercuba 2019; Catholic News Archive 1961. ; Photograph; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 20CCUBA3

‎VARIOUS‎

‎1980s–1990s Archive of the Post-Revolutionary State-Run Havana Music Industry and Beloved Cuban Musicians Primarily Benny Moré‎

‎Havana Cuba. Good with no dust jacket. Ephemera. On offer is a small but significant archive related to Cuban singer Bartolomé Benny or Beny Maximiliano Moré Gutiérrez 1919–1963 better known as Benny Moré. The archive is equally important for its connection to the post-Revolutionary Dirección Provincial de Cultura del Poder Popular and to the musicians it promoted. The centrepiece of the archive is a 32-page printed program for a September 1981 live cultural event held at Havana’s Teatro América being the Segundo Festival Provincial de Música Cubana “Benny Moré. ” The festival featured a competition between thirteen Cuban musical acts gala tributes honouring César Portillo de la Luz and Roberto Faz and related performances by leading Cuban musicians. The program opens with an introduction by Guanary Amoedo praising post-Revolutionary Cuban artists. A translated excerpt reads: “The Revolution has allowed our instrumentalists orchestrators composers and artists in general to reach a high technical level which is constantly improving… we are not surprised by the quality of the works presented at the Second Provincial Festival of Cuban Music ‘Benny Moré ’ organized by the Provincial Directorate of Culture of the People’s Power whose fundamental objective is the development stimulation and promotion of Cuban music. ”The program lists the jury orchestra conductors invited orchestras and production team and outlines the events for each festival day with the featured artists. Each of the thirteen competing acts receives a two-page spread with a full-page black-and-white photograph performance credits composer orchestrator and performer and complete song lyrics. Among the thirteen competitors were: No Tardes – composed by Carmen Faxas orchestrated by Pedro Coto performed by Cuarteto Yo Tú Elle y EllaEl Son – composed by Joaquín Mendívil Guerra orchestrated by Neffer Milanés performed by Magaly TarsPequeño Tema Para Decir Te Quiero – composed by Gustavo Casals orchestrated by Rafael Casas performed by Miguel Ángel PiñaBenny Moré Presente! – composed and orchestrated by Sergio Calzado performed by Estrellas CubanasConfío Amor – composed by Francisco Garzón Céspedes and Jorge Garciapourrua Álvarez orchestrated by Edegio Alejandro performed by Estherlierd MarcosUnverified online sources report that Joaquín Mendívil Guerra won the competition with El Son Algaret 2010. The festival’s Artistic Director was Braulio San Agustín assisted by Luis Montalvo. It was hosted by Eduardo Rosillo Marialina Grau Aseneh Rodríguez and Ramón Fraga and organized by the Centro/Unidad Provincial de Espectáculos y Carnaval de Ciudad de La Habana a branch of the Dirección Provincial de Cultura del Poder Popular SEE BIO NOTESThe program illustrates the early results of Cuba’s post-Revolutionary centralized entertainment management system and offers an exceptional snapshot of the early-1980s Cuban music scene — both the institutionalized remembrance of Benny Moré and the state’s curatorial role in national music culture. Rounding out the archive are two postcards printed in 1999 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Benny Moré’s birth published by Ediciones Pontón Caribe S. A. each featuring a black-and-white photo under rights held by BISART. The first postcard titled ¿Dónde estabas tú shows Moré looking curiously at a contemporary. The second untitled postcard is a close-up profile of Moré. These editions produced jointly by BISART and Pontón Caribe attest to his enduring posthumous fame and Cuba’s continued institutional commemoration of its musical icons. The festival program measures approximately 10 × 7 inches and is in Good condition with mild age toning and some spine separation at the staples but remains intact. The postcards are Very Good with only light toning. Included for context as a gift to the buyer and at no charge are three printed photographs of Benny Moré produced on Kodak paper in the 1990s and held by the Cuban collector who assembled the archive. These are not originals but complementary reproductions. BIO NOTESIn post-Revolutionary Cuba the government centralized cultural administration eliminating private promoters and absorbing them into state agencies overseen by the Dirección Provincial de Cultura del Poder Popular. This Directorate organized public shows managed artists’ contracts and coordinated the Havana Carnival Cubarte 2007; Bibliografía Cubana 1981; Archivocubano n. D. . A related unit the Unidad de Casas de Cultura supervised community arts centres and promoted local participation in music theatre and visual arts Regalado 2010. Other branches covered libraries museums and film exhibition all reporting through the provincial Dirección as part of the state’s centralized cultural network Granma 1981. The Havana coordination of carnival and public spectacles was carried out by a provincial-level body variously titled Centro Provincial de Espectáculos y Carnaval Empresa Provincial de Carnavales or similar entities under the Dirección Provincial de Cultura. ; Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 20CCUBA4

‎Cuban Bishops‎

‎1903 Pair of Cuban Episcopal Appointment Letters from Bishops of Havana and Pinar del Río Announcing Their Canonical Installations Following the Reorganization of the Cuban Church‎

‎Havana Cuba Pina Del Rio. Good with no dust jacket. 1903. Non-Book. On offer is a finely preserved pair of early-Republican Cuban episcopal letters each addressed to “Al Sr. Gobernador Civil de Matanzas” and written within forty-eight hours of one another in November of 1903 formally notifying the provincial civil authority of new episcopal incumbents. Though issued by different dioceses Havana and Pinar del Río the letters share the same diplomatic register and courtesy formula B. L. M. Besa la mano evidence of the Church’s restored protocol with the Republican state soon after independence. The first “Pinar del Río 19 de Noviembre de 1903” is from Braulio Orúe y Oyarzun newly installed Bishop of Pinar del Río. On his printed heading “Braulio Obispo de Pinar del Río – B. L. M. ” he reports that “con fecha 18 del actual ha tomado posesión de este Obispado ” on the 18th of this month he took possession of this Bishopric offering his respectful compliments. His autograph appears beneath with a marginal docket “Nov 23 — Avísese recibido atentamente” kindly noted. The second “Habana 21 de Nbre = Noviembre de 1903” is from Pedro González y Estrada newly elevated Bishop of Havana by Pope Pius X. On letterhead bearing the diocesan arms and the heading “El Obispo de la Habana – B. L. M. ” he notifies the Governor of his advancement and extends formal consideration. The lower margin notes “Nov 26 — Avísese recibido cordial y afectuosamente” received cordially and affectionately. The shared addressee near-contemporaneous dates and identical courtesies show routine yet revealing church–state notification practice at the dawn of the Republic. Both employ the deferential closing formula “Besa la mano”. This is a phrase whose persistence from colonial to republican correspondence encapsulates the Church’s continuity amid political change. BIO NOTES: Braulio Orúe y Oyarzun 1839–1904 a Basque-born prelate and former auxiliary of Havana became the first bishop of the newly created diocese of Pinar del Río in 1903 guiding the see through its inaugural year. Pedro González y Estrada 1843–1914 a Cuban cleric later renowned for rebuilding parochial structures after the wars of independence assumed the Havana see in 1903 under Pius X strengthening ties between the Cuban hierarchy and Rome during the Republic’s early years. Together the letters constitute a compact archive of church–state protocol in early Republican Cuba: formal language paired courtesies and episcopal insignia addressing a secular magistrate. They preserve the tone of late-colonial politeness carried into the new polity and document how ecclesiastical authority was publicly acknowledged by civil government. Few such official letters are documented in private collections; surviving examples are chiefly preserved in diocesan archives. Condition: Both on original cream wove/laid paper measuring approximately 9.5x7.5 inches. Printed headings with brown-ink holograph completions. Even toning with scattered foxing light handling; episcopal arms and headings crisp; autographs strong and legible; marginal docketing intact. No losses; VG. ; Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 2 pages; Signed by Author . unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 20CCUBA10

‎Wendell Berry And Gene Meatyard‎

‎The Unforeseen Wilderness‎

‎<p>The University of Kentucky Press Lexington 1971. First Edition. Hardcover. Acceptable/Fair. 8x8x0. Signed. An Essay on Kentucky's Red River Gorge. Text by Wendell Berry. Photographs by Gene Meatyard. Ralph Eugene Meatyard. Fair Book/Fair Dust Jacket. First Edition. SIGNED BY WENDELL BERRY IN INK DIRECTLY TO THE TITLE PAGE. Cream linen full cloth binding with black and gilt stamped title on spine and black endpapers. Covers show heavy wear. Covers show age tanning edgewear heavy foxing marks shelfwear and soiling to all extremities. Front and back covers show foxing and soiling to top and bottom edges. Gilt is bright. Corners are sharp. Dust jacket shows heavy wear. Dust jacket shows adhesive residue age tanning chipping creases edgewear foxing indentations light scratches marks rubbing scuff marks shelfwear tears and soiling to all extremities. Front and back panels show creases to top and bottom edges. Front and back panels show indentations and soiling at grooves. Front panel shows chipping with loss soiling and two 1/8" closed tears to top edge. Front panel shows 1/4" closed tear to bottom edge. Back panel shows chipping and 1/4" closed tear to top edge. Back panel shows 1" closed tear to bottom edge. Darkening indentations and soiling to spine. Spine ends show chipping and heavy edgewear. Head of spine shows chipping with loss and 1/4" open tear. Crease to front spine fold. Corners show chipping with loss heavy edgewear rubbing and small creases. Upper corners show heavy chipping with loss. Chipping to front and back turns. Front and back flaps show creases to top and bottom edges. Dust jacket is not price clipped with $6.95 price on the front flap. Verso of dust jacket shows heavy foxing. All edges of textblock show age tanning foxing and shelfwear. Front and rear pastedowns and free endpapers show light scuff marks and rubbing from dust jacket. Rear free endpaper shows light wrinkling. Hinges sound. Binding tight. Book slightly bowed. Spine leans slightly to right. Pages show edge tanning a few small creases and foxing throughout. Pages very slightly wavy throughout. Unpaginated. 8-7/8 X 9.</p> The University of Kentucky Press, Lexington hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 1050 ISBN : 0813112443 9780813112442

‎Mao and Others‎

‎1959–1960 Spanish-Language Maoist Export Archive 17 Volumes : the “first Wave” Beijing–havana Revolutionary Archive‎

‎China Cuba Havana Revolutionary Cuba Foreign Language Press: Ediciones En Lenguas Extranjeras Pekín Foreign Languages Press Beijing. Good with no dust jacket. 1960. Hardcover. On offer is a rare coherent archive of seventeen Spanish-language volumes issued by Ediciones en Lenguas Extranjeras Pekín Foreign Languages Press Beijing and circulated in Cuba during the pivotal window from December 1959 through October 1960. Taken together these pieces mark one of the People's Republic of China's earliest and most concentrated print interventions into the Spanish-speaking world—arriving just as Cuba entered its revolutionary phase and began to define its own vocabulary for resistance pedagogy and governance. This "first wave" consists of first-generation Spanish translations printed specifically for export appearing in rapid succession before the standardized Obras Escogidas sets of the mid-1960s. ProvenanceThe archive is unified by a singular physical characteristic: each volume bears a uniform 1 mm circular perforation passing through the entire booklet consistently positioned near the right margin. This feature is consistent with machine-applied punching used during Cuban distribution or institutional bundling serving as a material witness to the set's life as a shared "working library". These are the visible traces of Beijing's urgent ideological outreach at the precise moment when Cuba's INRA Instituto Nacional de Reforma Agraria and literacy brigades were mobilizing across the island. Administration & Policy HighlightsThese volumes functioned as practical "operating manuals" within the intellectual environment of the nascent Cuban ministries translating Marxist theory into the language of national survival: Ley de Reforma Agraria de la República Popular China 1960 : The legal heart of the set. Issued as a hardcover it served as a working model for land redistribution and rural mobilization while Havana’s own INRA was drafting its decrees. Problemas económicos y financieros 1960 : Translated as the U. S. Canceled Cuba’s sugar quota its lessons on fiscal control and self-sufficiency aligned with Cuba’s 1960 economic crisis. Deng Siao-Ping - La gran unidad del pueblo chino Dec 1959 : A hardbound ideological calling card reaching Havana months before the formal establishment of diplomatic relations. Lin Piao - Mantener en alto la bandera roja 1960 : A rare hardcover surviving the subsequent 1971 purging of Lin's works documenting the overlap of Chinese military theory and Cuban revolutionary praxis. Sobre la guerra prolongada 1960 : A tactical grammar for an under-resourced state facing isolation and external hostility. Liu Shao-Chi – El triunfo del marxismo-leninismo en China: A hardbound rhetorical blueprint for translating armed struggle into institutional legitimacy. Comprehensive Archive InventoryBeyond the primary anchors the archive includes eleven additional pamphlet-format volumes providing the breadth of the tactical and moral framework offered to the Cuban state. All are 1959-1960 editions. Governance & Internal DisciplineAcerca de la corrección de las concepciones erróneas en el partido: An essay on party discipline and "ideological hygiene" for a movement defining its own orthodoxy. Contra el liberalismo: A polemic condemning moral laxity; a template for Cuba's new administrative culture. Acerca de la aparición de la revista El Comunista: Defines journalism as a "weapon of revolution" to unify thought and educate cadres. Tactical & Philosophical FrameworksAcerca de la práctica: A meditation on the unity of knowledge and action mirroring the ethics of the 1961 Cuban literacy campaign. ¿Por qué puede existir el poder rojo en China : Defends the viability of revolutionary enclaves; a strategic reassurance for an encircled Cuba. Sobre la táctica de la lucha contra el imperialismo japonés: Tactical instruction on building alliances and maintaining morale under economic siege. Los problemas tácticos en el actual frente unido antijaponés: A primer on coalition politics and factional management. Pedagogical & Field ManualsInforme sobre una investigación del movimiento campesino en Hunan: The foundational text of peasant-led revolution providing the language for rural reform. Reformemos nuestro estudio: A pedagogical manifesto asserting that "study must serve the revolution". Una sola chispa puede incendiar toda una pradera: A poetic touchstone for Cuba’s youth and militia movements. Sobre la política: A blueprint for revolutionary governance detailing the subordination of personal interest to collective purpose. Condition NotesMaterially the archive comprises 13 pamphlet-format booklets and four hardbound leadership volumes. Condition ranges from Fair to Very Good consistent with mid-century Cuban storage and institutional use. Several "field-era relics" such as the Hunan report show significant wear and spine damage—the material fingerprints of the intellectual infrastructure that underwrote Cuba's early transformation. Complete descriptions of all 17 volumes available upon request. ; Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Ediciones En Lenguas Extranjeras, Pekín, Foreign Languages Press, Beijing hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 20CMAOSINOCUBAN

‎Jose Benitez‎

‎1872 Matanzas Slave-Transfer Authorization Naming Félix African and Mariano Creole a Late-Slavery Certificate Signed by José Benítez‎

‎Matanzas Cuba. Good with no dust jacket. 1872. Non-Book. On offer is an original 1872 certificación de vigilancia issued in Matanzas to Doña Magdalena Bofill authorizing her to obtain official permission vista a la expedición for the transfer of two enslaved men—Félix a forty-two-year-old of African birth and Mariano a twenty-six-year-old criollo Cuban-born —from the southern district of Matanzas to the district of Lagunillas under the jurisdiction of Cárdenas. Signed by José Benítez Inspector of Vigilance Inspector de Vigilancia del Distrito del Sur the document bears the embossed official seal of that office and the blue Sello 8º fiscal stamp 2 ½ Pesetas 1871. It is numbered N. º 270443 and includes manuscript endorsements at the top “Expediente n. º 628 / Obra 2/1872 / Carta de aviso” together with a marginal clerk’s notation “Gato N. º 55” likely an internal filing or registry code. The text reads in part: “Certifico que Dª Magdalena Bofill de esta misma del barrio de la Iglesia solicita vista a la espedición para el partido de Lagunillas jurisdicción de Cárdenas por dos esclavos Félix de Africa de 42 años y Mariano criollo de 26 años los cuales existían empadronados y residiendo en este distrito. Y para que pueda obtener dicho documento expido la presente. Matanzas Octe 21 de 1872. José Benítez. ”Issued only six years before the formal abolition of slavery in Cuba 1880 this certificate represents the bureaucratic machinery of slavery’s final phase—when cédulas certificados de empadronamiento and licencias de traslado documented the internal movement of enslaved laborers between sugar districts. The Matanzas–Cárdenas corridor was one of the island’s richest sugar regions and Lagunillas referred to a plantation zone inland from the port of Cárdenas. The identification of both an African-born and a Creole enslaved man typifies the generational overlap of Cuba’s late slave era when African survivors of the illegal trade coexisted with Cuban-born descendants on the same estates. The Chinese coolie trade a system of indentured labor that targeted young poor Chinese men operated from 1847 to 1874. Throughout this period African slavery was slowly being abolished around the world. The coolie trade was initiated by Britain and later dominated by both Britain and the United States. Chinese coolie laborers were sent to work in British American and Spanish colonies and the nature of the trade evolved throughout its 27-year operation due to social and political pressures. It took place primarily between Macao then under Portuguese rule and Havana Cuba and its manifests and certificates often mirrored the bureaucratic precision of the present document. A rare well-preserved example of Cuba’s late-slavery administrative system complete with seal stamp and clearly named enslaved individuals—ideal for institutional acquisition and teaching collections concerned with race labor and the mechanics of emancipation. Condition: Moderate foxing and ink oxidation typical of nineteenth-century Cuban paper; small wormholes not affecting legibility; embossed seal strong; fiscal stamp intact; manuscript bright and legible. ; Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 1 pages; Signed by Author . unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 0012128

‎Edward Hughes‎

‎1907 - 1909 HANDWRITTEN ARCHIVE OF FAMED ARTIST EDWARD HUGHES RELATING TO A PORTRAIT FOR QUEEN ALEXANDRIA‎

‎England. Very Good. 1907. Manuscript. On offer is a wonderful original archive of eight letters circa 1907-1909 of famed pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Hughes. Very nice group dealing with the portrait of Queen Alexandria. Included in this collection is an original invitation to the portrait viewing a letter dated 1905 from daughter Alice Hughes to a Thomas Wallace of Connecticut regarding a tour of their studios another dated 1907 again from Alice Hughes to Mr. Wallace regarding the Queen Alexandria unveiling and the inclusion of an invitation should he be able to make it and a letter dated 1907 from Edward Hughes to Mr Wallace regarding the completion of the Queens painting signed twice by Edward Hughes with postcript. Letters are in fine shape with original envelopes each letter about 4 pages 3" x 5" signed. letters are complete and in fine shape. Overall a very fine group. BIO NOTES: London artist Edward Hughes was an exceedingly popular portrait painter in European high society. His commissions included the Prince of Wales his brother Prince Albert and his sister Princess Mary among other royals and persons of wealth. His daughter Alice rose to fame as a photographer.; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ENGLAND ART ARTIST QUEEN ALEXANDRIA VICTORIA VICTORIANA KING GEORGE GEORGIAN ERA PAINTING HUGHES PORTRAITURE WALES ROYAL ACADEMY OF ART FAIRY FARIES FAERIES MIDSUMMER EVE ; Signed by Autograph . unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 000604

‎Barrie, J M‎

‎THE LITTLE MINISTER‎

‎New York: Thomas Y. Crowell. Very Good with no dust jacket. Hardcover. Bound in soft oversized suede wraps edges lightly rubbed contents very good clean and tight. An attractive tome. Images available.; 7" x 4.5"; 454 pages . Thomas Y. Crowell hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 18898

‎Scott, Duncan Campbell‎

‎THE POEMS OF DUNCAN CAMPBELL SCOTT INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR‎

‎Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1926. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound in blue linen-grained cloth gilt titles fore and lower edges uncut inscribed by author on free end paper Feb 19th 1919 edges a little rubbed school stamp on front boeard verso a lovely clean tight copy. ; 8.5" x 5.5"; 341 pages . McClelland & Stewart hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 18924

‎Davies, Robertson‎

‎THE MANTICORE‎

‎Toronto: MacMillan. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1972. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound in crimson graine cloth a lovely copy showing minimal usage only with a similar dust wrapper. This is the True First Edition published in Canada.; 8" x 6"; 280 pages . MacMillan hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19026

‎Pattullo, George‎

‎THE UNTAMED; RANGE LIFE IN THE SOUTHWEST‎

‎Toronto: McLeod and Allen. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1911. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound in green cloth edges a little rubbed gilt titlesfree endpaper replaced a lovely clean tight copy. Scarce in this First Edition. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 288 pages . McLeod and Allen hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19134

‎Johnson, Pauline E (Tekashionwake)‎

‎LEGENDS OF VANCOUVER‎

‎Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1924. Hardcover. This beautiful book was published in Toronto by McLelland and Stewart in 1924 the binding is soft leather some light scuffing oversized boards 165pp. 8" x 5.5". It is in very good condition free end paper inscribed text block very good clean and tight. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 165 pages . McClelland & Stewart hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19132

‎Laurence, Margaret‎

‎THE FIRE DWELLERS‎

‎Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1969. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound in bright orange cloth gilt titles "ML" monogram cold-pressed on front board previous owners signature a lovely clean tight copy showing minimal usage only. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 308 pages . McClelland & Stewart hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19140

‎Moore, Alan and Gebbie, Melinda‎

‎LOST GIRLS‎

‎Atlanta: Top Shelf Productions. Fine with no dust jacket. 2006. First Edition. Hardcover. This three volume set of Lost Girls is in near mint condition in original slipcase and dating to 2006.; 12" x 10" . Top Shelf Productions hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19204

‎Bdv Cigarette Silks‎

‎EPHEMERA: LOT OF 51 S ANTIQUE CIGARETTE SILKS C1910‎

‎United Kingdom: BDV. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1910. Non-Book. These silks are all in very good condition as can be seen from the images and measure 2.75" x 2". They represent flags of the world and many are marked "BDV Cigarettes".; 2" x 2.75" . BDV unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19242

‎Hough, Emerson‎

‎THE COVERED WAGON‎

‎New York: Appleton. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1923. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound in red cloth black titles spine a little speckled edges very lightly rubbed a lovely clean tight copy showing light shelf wear only. This is the scarce First Edition of this book. ; 8" x 6.5"; 379 pages . Appleton hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19326

‎Williams, Clint‎

‎PAINTING: CLINT WILLIAMS 2009 GITXSAN INDIGENOUS CANADIAN ORIGINAL PAINTING STUDY SUN MASK‎

‎Vancouver Island: Self Published. Very Good with no dust jacket. 2009. First Edition. Non-Book. CLINT WILLIAMS - ORIGINAL STUDY FOR SUN MASK. This acrylic on hand-made paper is in good condition and was painted by Listed Canadian Indigenous artist Clint Williams in 2009. It measures 11" x 14.75". A significant piece by a highly respected artist. ; 14.5" x 11" . Self Published unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19371

‎Fashion‎

‎EPHEMERA: AUSTRIAN FOLKLORISTIC COSTUMES - OSTERREICHISHE VOLKSTRACHEN - COTUMES FOLKORISTIQUES AUSTRICHIENS - 7 X ILLUSTRATED BOARDS FOR CUT-OUT FIGURES.‎

‎Innsbruck: Ernst Kainrath Wub. Very Good with no dust jacket. c1950. First Edition. Non-Book. These illustrated boards are in very good condition and consist of 1 Niedrosterreich 2 Obersoterriech 3 Saltzburg Pingau Flachgau 5 Steirmark 6 Karnten 7 Tirol lechtal 8 Trol Oztal. Each sheet has sixteen cut-out figures. Quite scarce. ; 12.5" x 9.5"; 7 pages . Ernst Kainrath (Wub) unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19417

‎Waugh, Evelyn‎

‎BRIDESHEAD REVISITED. THE SACRED AND PROFANE MEMORIES OF CAPTAIN CHARLES RYDER‎

‎London: Little Brown & Company. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1945. First American Edition. Hardcover. Bound in red cloth black titles and broken Corinthian column illustration on front board. A lovely clean tight copy.; 8" x 6"; 351 pages . Little, Brown & Company hardcover‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19463

‎General Paint Corporation (Vancouver Bc )‎

‎CALENDAR: VANCOUVER GENERAL PAINT C1943 CALENDAR WITH LITHOGRAPH OF THE ARCH OF SAN FRANCISCO‎

‎British Columbia: General Paint. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1942. Non-Book. Calendar - GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION - VANCOUVER. This beautiful calendar is in very good condition and dates to 1942 with a 1943 calendar. It is decorated with a tipped on lithograph of the Arch of San Francisco. The calendar measures 23" x 17". This calendar cannot be sent rolled so please check shipping fees before purchase. ; 23" x 17" . General Paint unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19509

‎General Paint Corporation (Vancouver Bc )‎

‎CALENDAR: VANCOUVER GENERAL PAINT C1943 CALENDAR WITH LITHOGRAPH OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL.‎

‎British Columbia: General Paint. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1942. Non-Book. Calendar - GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION - VANCOUVER. This beautiful calendar is in very good condition and dates to 1942 with a 1943 calendar. It is decorated with a tipped on lithograph of Canterbury Cathedral. The calendar measures 23" x 17". This calendar cannot be sent rolled so please check shipping fees before purchase. ; 23" x 17" . General Paint unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 19508