‎Biographie‎

‎ARTAUD, Antonin.‎

‎OEuvres Complètes T. III : Scenari - A propos du cinéma - Lettres - Interviews. Nouvelle édition revue et augmentée.‎

‎in-12, 459 pp., broché, couverture à rabats. Rousseurs au dos et à la couverture sinon tres bon etat. [CA28-5] Nouvelle édition revue et augmentée.‎

‎ARTAUD, Antonin.‎

‎OEuvres Complètes T. V : Autour du théâtre et son double - Articles à propos du Theatre de la N.R.F. et des Cenci - Lettres.‎

‎in-12, 375 pp., broché, couverture à rabats. Bon état (quelques passages soulignés). [CA28-5]‎

‎ARTAUD, Antonin.‎

‎OEuvres Complètes T. VIII : De quelques problèmes d'actualité aux messages révolutionnaires - Lettres du Mexique.‎

‎in-12, 461 pp., broché, couverture à rabats. Quelques rousseurs aux tranches sinon tres bon etat. [CA28-5]‎

‎ARTAUD, Antonin.‎

‎OEuvres Complètes T. XV : Cahiers de Rodez, février-avril 1945.‎

‎in-8, 410 pp., broché, couv. Tres bon etat. [GAL-4]‎

‎ARTHUR Elizabeth‎

‎Looking for the Klondike Stone‎

‎NY: Knopf. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1993. Hardcover. 0679418946 . First edition. Fine in a very near fine small spot of soiling on rear panel dust jacket. . Knopf hardcover books‎

Référence libraire : 5782 ISBN : 0679418946 9780679418948

‎ARTHUR BLACKMAN‎

‎1880 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DOUBLE TRIP TRAVEL DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A CHARMING VERY WELL WRITTEN YOUNG BOSTON MAN IN MAINE‎

‎FORT POINT PORT KITTERY MAINE ME. Good. 1880. On offer is an amazing original manuscript travel journal handwritten by Arthur Blackman a young Boston man who took a trip to Fort Point Maine in the summer of 1880 and then another trip to Kittery Point Maine in 1881. The young Mr. Blackman research suggests he may have been born in 1861 is staying at the very historical hotel called "Fort Point Hotel". Not only does he write an exciting journal about life at the hotel he writes about a man coming off the steamer who had "Swamp Fever" but also swimming boating saluting steamers and schooners on the bay evening entertainment girl trouble excursion to Stockton Springs Castine and Fort Knox and so much more. He has an absolutely super way of expressing himself on paper. The diary consists of 55 handwritten pages and his entries are detailed. He notes the Hotel's owner Mr. Porter also owns a noted yacht called "The Alpha". Adding further depth he drawn a map of Fort Knox in Bucksport Maine during his visit and tour there. Here are some snippets: 1880 "August 6th & 7th Started with Fred Lathe in the Steamer Cambridge for Fort Point Stockton at 5:20 P.M. Eat apples was not sick and went in at about night. Had a hard time getting to sleep the boat rumbled and thumped so….Arrived at about 10 o'clock. Was conducted to our rooms and immediately went in bathing. The water was as cold as I could imagine. Some girls in two boats sat and laughed and told Fred there was an undertow he replied that his toes were under them they hollered. We got a little acquainted with our situation and engaged a boat for the next week for $1.50. In the evening there was a hop and we sat and looked on. A man who looked like Joshua Whitcome asked us to dance and when we declined he asked if we were sick. Had a boss dinner and supper. Will describe here after. The man's name was Rawson from Bangor." "August 8th A very pleasant day it being Sunday. The people did not seem to notice the fact to any great extent. We went down on the rocks and in the tent and read. Pretty soon Mr. Porter let a seal out that they had caught in a salmon net when he was little. They had kept him in a little artificial pond with a rustic fence but it was too much trouble to keep him supplied with salt water so the whole crowd came out to see him go. They had a hard time but he got away at last. We sat on the rocks and saw the ships go by and wrote a letter home sending an bill of fare in it. I do not see how Mr. Porter can make enough money to pay expenses. They have about 30 servants including colored waiters chamber maids bell boys cooks stablemen boat men and clerks porters &c……" "August 9th We Fred and I who by the way dress act and eat and look alike eat breakfast early and went out in our boat with Mr. C. Chamberlain over to the village of Stockton. We rowed about a mile and then walked 3 miles and I bought a tooth brush for 15 cents and this blank book for 15 cents more on their trip in town and heading back…….In the evening the girls had a sort of an entertainment or what-ever-you-call-it composed of shadow pictures from Mother Goose. Duck as Fred proposed. When out in the bay we saluted the Steamer City of Bangor and she answered by returning the three whistles then we saluted a schooner and she dipped her top sail." "August 11th & 12th Rose late and went out to a yacht and met Mr. Savage who was in my class in the Conservatory the second term. He was in the Forward from Bristol a sloop with six other fellows who did not know enough to answer a salute. They loafed around all day with the large girls and danced in the evening. I took a lesson in dancing the Racquette from Misses Hilton Rawson and Lincoln. Played cards and retired…….Arose late and beat Mr. Chamberlain and papa at bowling. Saw the steamer come in from Boston and a man from Stockton who had just come from the South got off. He had swamp fever and could not move his leg. He twitched all over and looked as though he was dying. They carried him off in a wagon……." "August 18th The Jameson Guards and the Old Town Guards came over on an excursion and paraded. They walked crooked and kept their knees bent and did not keep step. The Old Town Guards were the better. Eight of them went through the drill splendidly and as I was about the only and was the first one that stopped one of them took off his cap to me…." "August 24th Rose early at 6:25 and read until the girls came down at 7:10 and 7:50 which was too late to go down into the woods for bush bark. While the girls were eating breakfast Claude and I played billiards. After the steamers came in we all went in bathing. After dinner I made a bush bark basket for Miss Hilton and wrote a letter to Fred. Read until supper time. In the evening the colored waiters had a concert. Contributions. They got about $20.00." "August 25th Went down on the rocks with two girls by the old bath houses near the pier while they sketched and read. Stayed there until dinner time and saw the sketches of the Captain of the Steam yacht who is quite an artist. After diner we three and Claude Porter sat on the piazza and talked. Then the girls went down on the rocks with Miss Clapp of South Boston sketching……" "August 27th Claude slept with me and we arose late very near 9. The girls rose later and we saw the steamer come in from Boston. I made a bush bark basket for Miss Sampson from Melrose and showed Mr. and Miss Clapp and Miss Phoebe a little about tennis. Sat in the parlor and had dinner. Bid good-bye all around and exchanged pictures with form. Two are to send me theirs when they get home. Waved my nose rag until I was out of sight of the hotel and then sat on the aft deck with the crowd and ate apples read and looked at scenery……." TO KITTERY PT. MAINE: "July 19th 1881 Day Book Revised. A general schedule of summer adventures at Kittery Pt. Maine between July 19th 1881 and August 1881. Left Boston by Eastern R.R. at 8:30 A.M. with friend of Chester's and arrived at Portsmouth at 10:45 A.M. where he left me and I took Mr. Keen's stage for the Pepperrell Hotel Kittery Pt. Me. I had an hour and a half stage ride on top which would have been very pleasant but for the many stops. I arrived at the house at about twelve o'clock having taken one and one half hours to ride four miles….The landlady was quite loquacious and asked my mother's age. No one else spoke to me. I tried the boat called the Dutch for the first and last time and hired the Ann Hutchinson for a week." "July 20th & 21st I played bagatelle considerable and rowed around in general. Ate my meals in silence and saw lots of mute girls……. I wrote full descriptions of the place and inhabitants to several people and played hermit because I could not help it. In the time after supper I was introduced to a boy in a peculiar manner…." "July 23rd Clam Bake. I was politely told to go around to the creek and carry my boat to the pier for transportation. There I met a midshipman and a friend who had another boat into which two of the best looking girls immediately jumped and much to my disgust and confusion left more for my boat but a homely disagreeable one and a young little one and the panic fellow who had the cramps and would not row. I of course rowed like a sucker to catch up with the other boat which had a huge head start……" "August 10th Did about the same as usual. Jeannie and Cora went in bathing with us including Chester Harry Rand and Gertrude Wall. Went to ride Saturday to York Beach and had a good three hours ride and had a general good time. We Harry Gertrude Jennie Cora Fred and I all went to Portsmouth in the steamer and ____went in the row boat to see Mrs. Foster and family and mama started for the Isle of Shoals. We then went up town and got some jolly candy….Papa came today and Harry Gert. Cora Jennie and Fred and I went to Portsmouth to meet him and came home on the top of the stage road blowing two fish horns. All serene. Evening moonlight boat ride and waltz." The first trip consists of 36 handwritten pages and the second trip 17. The 4" x 6 ½"diary has a marbled cover and is overall.; Manuscript; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF ARTHUR BLACKMAN FORT POINT HOTEL MAINE PORT KITTERY KITTERY POINT PORTSMOUTH TRAVEL THE ALPHA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito papel. . unknown‎

Référence libraire : 0001597

‎Arthur Calder-marshall:‎

‎No Earthly Command‎

‎VG/VG unclipped dj ' Being an inquiry into the life of vice admiral the Rev Alexander Riall Wadham Woods D.S.O. and bar of whom it was said that during the Battle of Jutland while signals officer to the admiral of the Grand Fleet, Sir John Jellicoe he received an " interposed message" telling him to serve God.'.‎

‎ARTHUR GOLD ROBERT FIZDALE‎

‎SARAH BERNHARDT‎

‎GRANDES BIOGRAFIAS. 328 PAGINAS‎

‎ARTHUR GORDON‎

‎1928 - 1929 UNIQUE AND FASCINATING TRAVEL SCRAPBOOK AND JOURNAL OF A YOUNG MAN WITH A KEEN ARTISTIC EYE AS HE TRAVELS AROUND THE WORLD PHOTOGRAPHING HIS TRAVELS AND COLLECTING ENGROSSING POSTCARDS AND COMPELLING EPHEMERA‎

‎AROUND THE WORLD ASIA EUROPE SOUTH AMERICA. Good. 1928. On offer is an exceptional thoroughly fascinating and definitely unique scrapbook by a long time seaman navy officer and author by the name of Arthur Gordon. It cannot be understated how interesting this document of travel in the late 1920s is. It is in such excellent condition and absolutely filled with interesting photographs postcards from numerous contents and ephemera that lend a tremendous amount of meaning and significance to the documents around it. The scrapbook dates from 1928-1929 right after he graduated from college at NYU. There are probably close to 200 photographs and postcards in this book. Gordon and a friend traveled around the globe for six months via steamship seeking out adventure and this book is the grand culmination of their globe trotting. Many of the photographs post cards and ephemera have captions that explain them and often describe the spots visited along with short paragraphs about the journey. The ephemera in the book are also rare and very interesting. Alongside the photos and post cards Gordon added numerous hotel stickers luggage tags from ports visited identification cards from the ship and even a “Certificate of Vaccination” that “certifies that Mr. Arthur Gordon was vaccinated against Smallpox on Nov. 25 1928” and signed by the Doctor. However the two most interesting items of ephemera are probably 1 an original handout from Dollar Steamship line mentioning “100 tins of Opium still hidden on board this ship” and offering a reward of “5 dollars a tin” to those with information and 2 a very well preserved broadside that warns the passengers to be on the lookout “As there is an organization at this port for the purpose of placing Russian Stowaways on board.”The cover page of the book reads: “Round the World. November December January February March and April 1928-1929. Hawaii. Japan. China. Singapore. Ceylon. Egypt. Genoa. Capri. Naples. Venice. Rio de Janeiro. Santos. Montevideo. Buenos Aires.” On the next page there is a paragraph that sets up the book: “After our return from the Amazon Howie went to Harvard Business School Dick began asking himself what was best to do with a year ‘off’ I returned to my writing. On the night of November 12th 1928 Dick called from Boston to ask if I could leave for Singapore at four o’clock the next afternoon. At four o’clock the next afternoon we left for Singapore the first stage of the journey being by way of the Overland Express to ‘Frisco. We already had passports and could get what visas we needed in San Francisco. Also I could buy what clothes I needed and suitcases to carry them in.” A little later he writes “My status was purely social: I was to help Duke enjoy himself until the ways split then was to continue on my own which would be nothing new.” All photos and post cards are in fantastic condition and can be removed with no damage. In addition there are five loose photos in the album of Arthur Gordon who apparently posed as a nude model at some point in his life. These photos are quite intriguing because along with the photos is a photo of a sculpture created by Armenian-American artist Haig Patigian a very well known personality in the art world at the time. He was an active member of Bohemian Club serving two terms as club president. He designed the Owl Shrine a 40-foot high hollow concrete and steel structure which was built in the 1920s to have the appearance of a natural rock outcropping which happened to resemble an owl. Patigian has signed this photo to Arthur and it seems like the two might have been friends. I also discovered two of the nude photos of Arthur posing for a fairly well know German photographers studio by the name of Bruno Wiehr of Dresden. I was quite surprised to find this information but I suppose it makes sense considering Arthur Gordon was also an aspiring author. He most likely spent considerable time in artist circles throughout his life and this is how he ended up modeling. Needless to say the photos have some value on their own. This is a truly exceptional travel scrapbook in excellent condition and immensely interesting. The ‘wow’ factor is exceptional. Background: Arthur Gordon had a long career at sea. He joined the Navy in WW I and was a recruiter during the war. He would later serve aboard the USS Oceanographer for four years on the US Coast Survey. During WW II he would write the book "The Years of Peril". Besides serving in WWI and WWII he traveled extensively as a Merchant Marine Officer and was employed in the tourist industry. After WWI Gordon made two trips around the world and into the Amazon. Gordon also attended Bard College and NYU finally earning a Master's degree. In 1949 he was teaching classes in writing fiction. He was listed as a Navy Commander in the reserves in 1949 as well. At that time his full time employment was as a Freelance Writer. He published short stories in Argosy and Maclean's Magazine sometimes using the pen name "Arthur Shirt".NOTE: WE LIST HIS EARLIER 1919 JOURNAL SEPERATELY. SELLER ID OOO2557.; Manuscript; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF ARTHUR GORDON HAIG PATIGAN ROUND THE WORLD TRAVEL ROARING TWENTIES INTERWAR PERIOD TRAVEL HOTEL STICKERS GLOBETROTTING SCRAPBOOK DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE S.S. PRESIDENT MONROE MARINE NAUTICAL MARITIME NUDE PHOTOGRAPHY ASPIRING WRITER PHOTOGRAPHS OF NATURE HAWAII JAPAN ASIA ITALY SOUTH AMERICA ART AND TRAVEL PRE-GREAT DEPRESSION TRAVEL REMEMBRANCES OF TRAVEL CULTURAL EXPLORATION HISTORY OF TRAVEL AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D’ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 0009075

‎Arthur Herman‎

‎Matternich‎

‎Sesta edizione. Traduzione di Giorgio Liebman. Coperta rigida ed ingiallita dal tempo mostrante lievi segni di usura da scaffale e da sfregamento. Coperta protetta da acetato trasparente leggermente strappato alla cuffia superiore. Pagine brunite dal tempo, in particolare ai tagli. Numero pagine 380. USATO‎

‎Arthur Herman‎

‎Metternich‎

‎Legatura editoriale telata con copertina rigida, con illustrazione incisa, intarsiata d'oro, al piatto anteriore e figure e titoli impressi in oro al dorso, tracce di colla ai piatti, lisa la cuffia di testa, buono lo stato conservativo. Pagine intatte, ossidate da tonalità effetto vintage, pulviscolo ai margini, tagli bruniti. Tavole fuori testo, in bianco e nero su carta lucida, ingiallite ai bordi. Medaglioni, fregi, diciture di tutti i volumi della collana ad opera del pittore Mino Buttafava di Milano. Traduzione di Giorgio Liebman. N. pag. 372. USATO‎

‎Arthur Lelliot‎

‎1906 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT LOG BOOK OF A DETROIT AREA MUSICIAN'S CLUB - P.R.O.S.T.‎

‎DETROIT MICHIGAN. Good. 1906. On offer is a very unique funny and rather curious handwritten log book from a musicians club beginning in 1906 and up to about 1915 but it was after their fifth anniversary that there was less writing and more ephemera. The theme was nautical and under the guise of characters in Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. The members were all musicians from leading theatre orchestras. The club was started by Arthur Lelliot B.S. Tomlinson and James Thompson. Also 'aboard' were members of the Detroit Federation of Musicians and the Detroit Musicians Union. Two blank letter heads one from each union are folded up in the book along with a number of other ephemera pieces. The club was called P.R.O.S.T and there is a typed Constitution. The book is loaded with names of musicians from that era plus menus from all the major banquets and cruises. There are 5 or 6 pages of handwritten script of a play which they performed. There is a Katz and Jammers Kids cartoon we believe pasted on the front cover though it is rather rough and there is loss followed by a few more Katz and Jammers Kids in nautical situations pasted in. The 8 x 10.5 inch book is in good very good shape save for the loss of the spine cap and the inner hinge is loose.; Manuscript; 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall; HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY AMERICANA DETROIT MICHIGAN MOTOR CITY MUSIC MUSICIANS UNIONS . unknown‎

Référence libraire : 000802

‎arthur Longini‎

‎Region of Opportunity: Industrial Potential Along the Pittsburgh-Youngstown Axis‎

‎The Pittsburgh and Lake erie Railroad Company 1961. Hardcover. Good Condition. Illustrator: . Large heavy books. Moderate soiling to the red covers; pages have some discoloring; a sound binding; good overall. A lot of illustrations and charts; the rear envelope has 2 folding maps. Pennsylvania history. The cover says "New York Central System". Illustrator: . Quantity Available: 1. Category: American History; Inventory No: 164862. . This book is extra heavy and may involve extra shipping charges to some countries. The Pittsburgh and Lake erie Railroad Company hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 164862

‎Arthur M Schlesinger, Jr‎

‎Robert Kennedy and His Times‎

‎Houghton Mifflin USA 1978. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. Hardcover. 1066 pages. PUBLISHING DETAILS: Houghton Mifflin USA 1978. First Edition. CONDITION: The book itself is in fine condition and comes in very good dust jacket. More specifically: Boards have no wear rubbing or soiling. Spine has mild fading. Dust jacket has light creasing. Edges of dust jacket have superficial wear. Dust jacket is unclipped. Pages are clean and unmarked and in excellent condition. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Biography & Autobiography; Politics & Government. ISBN: 0395248973. ISBN/EAN: 9780395248973. Inventory No: 25080130. 9780395248973 Houghton Mifflin hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 25080130 ISBN : 0395248973 9780395248973

‎Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.‎

‎I Mille Giorni Di John F. Kennedy Alla Casa Bianca‎

‎Rizzoli 1966. 8°:pp.1055. Legatura editor. con sopracopertina.‎

‎ARTHUR MILLER‎

‎EL VIAJANTE EN BEIJING‎

‎Este libro nos relata la dramatica y a veces divertida historia del trabajo en colaboracion desde los primeros ensayos de la obra del autor La muerte de un viajantehasta la noche del estrenoy como Miller y su grupo de actores llegaron a conocerse mutuamente.238 PAGINAS‎

‎ARTHUR MONTEFIORE‎

‎THE LIFE OF HENRY M. STANLEY THE AFRICAN EXPLORER‎

‎Edizione del 1903 di questa opera sulla vita del giornalista ed esploratore britannico Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1804) scritta da Arthur Montefiore. Capitoli supplementari di Henry Ketcham. Planches e qualche illustrazione all'interno. In buone condizioni. Copertina in tela editoriale in buone condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini. Macchia al piatto anteriore. Legatura in buone condizioni. Pagine in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. In 8. Dim. 19x14 cm. Pp. XIII+287+(5). Edition of 1903 of this work about the life of the british journalist and explorer Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1804) written by Arthur Montefiore. Supplementary chapters by Henry Ketcham. Planches and some illustration inside. In good conditions. Cloth editorial cover in good general conditions lightly worn in the edges and spine. Stain in the front plate. Binding in good conditions. Pages are in very good conditions with occasional foxings. In 8. Dim. 19x14 cm. Pp. XIII+287+(5).‎

‎Arthur Osgood Phinney‎

‎1938 in Depth Work Log Book of Episcopal Reverend and Youth Leader Arthur O. Phinney on Running Youth Programs Church Recruitment and More‎

‎Watertown MA. Good with no dust jacket. 1938. Softcover. On offer is a notebook used to record notes on his work kept by the National Director of a large Episcopal church-based youth program in the mid-20th century. The notebook belonged to the Reverend Arthur Osgood Phinney 1892-1978. Phinney was an Episcopal Archdeacon and National Executive Secretary of youth programs within the church running camps and conferences. He also traveled frequently to the 80 dioceses across the USA promoting new methods of Christian education. Prior to his work in the church Phinney served in the US Army in France as an ambulance driver in the American Field Service. He married Lucile Flagg and together they had three boys: Frederick Arthur and William. At the time Phinney kept this notebook he was National Director of the Order of Sir Galahad having been elected in 1937 SEE NOTES ON THE ORDER OF SIR GALAHAD FOLLOWING LISTING. On the cover of the book Phinney has listed priorities related to his youth department: “NY Leader’s Meeting…Lecture for…School…National Galahad Conference June 9 10 11 1939”. The notebook provides a comprehensive look at Phinney’s work in the year 1938. It is not always linear as he clearly used this as a work journal. A large portion is devoted to his youth ministry as Director of the Order. It contains names addresses guidelines for various aspects of his ministry etc. He makes extensive notes about the projects he is working on for the youth programs for which he is executive secretary. Some topics he notes include Counsellor Training Provincial Officers Addresses Camp Director’s Seminar Suggestions for Camp O-AT-KA 1939 Objectives of the Dept on Youth Divis of Mass. Wednesday Afternoon Conference notes about what the youth would be interested in and topics to cover Leadership Training Group What is Expected of Youth Members Outside of the Church Evaluation Charts Pamphlets Youth Rally and so much more. This journal is full of Phinney’s notes about how to run youth programming in the year of 1938 looking toward a summer of youth camps in 1939. His notes are in-depth lay out expectations of the youth teaching plans plans for executive meetings and state the purpose of his ideas. It is clear from this book that Phinney was deeply devoted to helping young people be good Christians and this book demonstrates how he did this. This journal could be used by any organization to guide the development of successful courses and programs for youth. One small example is how he outlines a detailed curriculum for a Leadership Course for youth. While this section is many pages an excerpt is provided where he notes General Requirements For Christian Leaders: “a Consecration to the task b Social adjustability c Some special skill d Some way of self-evaluation plus a method by which others may evaluate his work”. The final eight pages of the notebook contain a lecture to Canvassers for the Church which he gave at The Church of the Good Shepherd in Watertown MA in 1938. He addresses people who go out from their parish into their communities to recruit or enroll members. He openly draws from sales ideas of his time – a time that was well-known for door-to-door sales. For a social historian this notebook offers an excellent tool to compare principles of youth organizations in the 1930’s with those of today. The challenges regarding youth were very different in 1938 but no less daunting. Of course one thing a social historian would note immediately is that there are no references to girls – they were invisible. ABOUT THE ORDER: The Order of Sir Galahad was an organization for Anglican and Episcopal boys and men founded in Boston in 1896 by the Reverend Ernest J. Dennen. The Order's activities were structured around Galahad in Arthurian legend. It was a well-structured organization and its purpose was to reach boys at a time when the club idea loomed big in a boy’s mind. It’s goal was to interpret religion to boys in the forms of recreation and other interests. Twelve years later to aid in that goal Dennen established a camp in rural Maine called Camp O-ATKA. Today 113 years later Camp O-AT-KA continues to flourish and is the oldest continuously-run residential summer camp for boys in the United States. It is located in Sebago ME. This notebook measures 8.0x5.0 inches and contains 122 pages. The notebook is about 80% complete. The covers are in very good condition and the spine is wire-coil bound. The pages are in good condition and the writing is legible. ; Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 122 pages; Signed by Author . paperback‎

Référence libraire : 0012229

‎ARTHUR R MACDOUGALL, JR‎

‎DOC BLAKESLEY ANGLER; LIMITED EDITION NUMBER 59 SIGNED BY AUTHOR‎

‎PORTLAND MAINE: FALMOUTH PUBLISHING HOUSE 1949 BEAUTIFUL BOOK WITH A WHITE TEXTURED FRONT AND BACK WITH GREEN SPINE. GOLD PRINT ALONG SPINE. BLACK SLIP COVER WITH NICE TEXTURE ON OUTSIDE. BOOK IS IN NEAR FINE CONDITION. CLEAN AND TIGHT. LIMITED EDITION 59 OF 500. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR IN THE FRONT. GOOD ARTWORK THROUGHOUT BY STANLEY GREENE. SIX STORIES WRITTEN BY MACDOUGALL RELATING TO HIS CHILDHOOD. STORIES WERE FIRST PUBLISHED IN FIELD AND STREAM SPORTS AFIELD AND OUTDOORS. GREAT BOOK FOR THE FISHERMAN LOVER OF THE OUTDOORS AND LIFE. ANTIQUE BOOKS DEN WHERE INTERESTING BOOKS LIVE. FALMOUTH PUBLISHING HOUSE hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 001459

‎Arthur S Link‎

‎Woodrow Wilson Set of Five Volumes: 1-The Road to the White House; 2-The New Freedom; 3-The Struggle for Neutrality; 4-Confusions and Crises; 5-Campaigns for Progressivism and Peace‎

‎Princeton University Press 1947. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. 5 books; over 2500 pages total. Ex-university library marks shelf wear; some discoloring; sound bindings; no jacket. Uniform bindings copyrights from 1947-1965. Quantity Available: 1. Category: American History; Inventory No: 220577. . Princeton University Press hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 220577

‎Arthur Schnitzler‎

‎Fräulein Else Pushkin Collection‎

‎Pushkin Press 2012. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item200grams ISBN:9781908968326 Pushkin Press paperback‎

Référence libraire : 5766973 ISBN : 190896832x 9781908968326

‎Arthur, Kahn, Yoltz L. Yoltz und Pochhammer. Adolph‎

‎HECTOR BERLIOZ sein Leben und seine Werk. (= Musiker und ihre Werke )‎

‎Leipzig : Seemann Nachfolger. 1901. 157 S. , Noten. 20*13,5 cm. OLeinenband.‎

‎Leicht berieben und leicht bestossen, Rücken lichtheller. Papierbedingt nachgedunkelt. Besitzernameauf fleigendem Blatt. Seite 115 und 117 obere Ecke fehlend, S. 87 kleine Fehlstelle am Rand, sonst gut. K07-2‎

Référence libraire : 134093

‎Arthur, William‎

‎The Life of Gideon Ouseley‎

‎Toronto: Samuel Rose. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1877. First Edition. Hardcover. 302 pp. Frontis. Spine corners bumped and rubbed. The life and work of this noted Irish Methodist preacher. Booksellers ticket on front pastedown - J. B. Magurn Publisher and Bookseller Toronto. ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall . Samuel Rose hardcover‎

Référence libraire : BIO1667

‎Arthurs, Horace (Signed)‎

‎The Last Wooden Spar‎

‎176 pages. Index. Reproductions of archival black and white photos in text. Signed by author upon title page. Oblong 8.5" x 11". An engaging account of the history of coastal British Columbia logging and the part the author played in it over his long career. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. A handsome copy. Book‎

‎ARTIERI Giovanni.‎

‎TRE RITRATTI POLITICI e quattro attentati.‎

‎in-8, pp. 241, (2), bross. edit. con sovracop. figurata a colori. Picc. strappetti alla sovracop. [047]‎