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The Chief Justice Allan McEachern
Reasons for Judgement in the Supreme Court of British Columbia Between: Delgamuukw, Also Known as Ken Muldoe, Suing on His Own Behalf and on Behalf of All the Members of the HOUSE OF DELGAMUUKW - Plaintiffs, and: Her Majesty the Queen: Defendant
394 pages of perhaps the most important court judgement in British Columbia history. Sections include: Summary of findings and conclusions; introduction; the claim and the territory - an outline; definitions; historical overview; the plaintiffs; the nature of the action; history of the Gitksan and We't'suwet'en people; remaining legal issues; creation of aboriginal interests; relevant political history of British Columbia in the pre-colonial and colonia period; relevan political history of the province from union with Canada in 1871 to present; the authorities and some comments; the plaintiff's specific claims for aboriginal interests; extinguishment and fiduciary duties; damages; the lands subject to aboriginal rights at the date of British sovereignty; abandonment of aboriginal rights; other defences; the counterclaim of the province; the judgement in this case; some comments; maps; schedules. Average wear. Unmarked. Short openings at each end of backstrip. Minor lean to spine. A sound reference copy. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, January 1967 - Anticipation Builds for Expo '67
Features: The Outstanding Canadians of 1966 - Chester Ronning, Harold Firby, Maurice Strong, Pierre Dupuy, Mr. Justice John Howard Sissons, Daniel Johnson, Walter Susskind; School is for Nancy, by June Callwood; Why our schools don't educate; Freson's Canada - colour photos; We are the Echo of Washington - by David Lewis; A Stranger in My Own Land - by Solange Chaput Rolland; Here's Looking at Us - Expo '67 approaches; Morden, Manitoba warms up for Canada's Centennial; How to sell a little country BIG!, by Alexander Ross; If you can't beat the horses, why is Mike Kolton so Rich?; Communication satellite could soon make possible live telecasts from the Vietnam war; Two-colour ad for a bizarre Bolens 'Diablo Rouge' snowmobile. Average wear. Unmarked. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, June 5, 1965 *NEWFOUNDLAND FEATURE*
Features: How Alberta schools teach evolution; Joey Smallwood's new Newfoundland, with photos - education and work no longer for just the lucky, rebirth of the outports, Joey's plan for university; Our overgrown children - victims of this affluent society; Hugh MacLennan on The Cabot Trail; Chief Justice Dorion's Dilemma - how to tell the good guys from the bad - political scandal; The Professors' Wonderful Circus, by Frank Rasky; Gerald Stevens on Canadiana; Ciel Sauve lives with a Bomarc in her backyard. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, 6 August, 1966 *J.V. CLINE - BOSS OF B.C.'S FORESTS*
Features: Is God Obsolete? - by June Callwood; Banff's where kids work for fun - article with photos; Pierre Sevigny - What Really Happened; How Sir John A. passed out patronage and built a nation all at once, by Eileen Turcotte; Go Riders Go! - the Saskatchewan Rough Riders are super popular! - article with photos; John Valentine (J.V.) Clyne - the BC Supreme Court Justice turned flinty business baron is one of the west coast's most powerful men - the unquestioned master of BC's giant forest industry; Why do you have such a big chest, mom? - when your children ask, give them the facts of life, all of them, by Joy Carroll; The People who have no names - Norman Elder recounts his time with a Peruvian tribe (the Machiguenga Indians) that survived the Inca conquest; Gerald Stevens on Canadiana; Crown Zellerbach majestic full page black and white photo ad of one of their log-bearing trains crossing a bridge over the Nanaimo River on the way to the booming grounds at Ladysmith. Britain's Pirate Radio Stations - operating from towers built to fight Nazi pirates; and more. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Grayson, Milt: Editor
The West (Magazine) - True Stories of the Old West: March 1970
74 pages. Features: "Old Gabe" in Armor; Bullwhacking for Uncle Sam - William Matthew (Matt) Snook; (Captain) Nathan Boone - Distinguished Scout; Night Justice on Clear Fork; The King of Cripple Creek - Winfield Scott Stratton; The 'Surprise' Train Robber - Jarvis Hayward; The War of the Murdered Porker - Charles Griffin, Lyman A. Cutler; "Brownies" That Founded the Railroad - Arthur E, Stilwell; Coin Harvey's Silver Bell - William Hope Harvey; California Joe - Moses Embree Milner; Butterfield's Truce with Cochise - John Butterfield, American Express Company; The Czar of Charleston - James Burnett. Average wear. Two-inch opening to bottom of front cover. Magazine
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Bjarnason, Emil
The Case of the Tearful Tycoon: An Answer to J.V. Clyne
16 pages. Undated. Circa 1960s. "Labour CANNOT price itself out of the World Market" - from front cover. The trade union movement rebuts J.V. Clyne's contention that "Wages are too high". Unmarked. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Ladies' Home Journal: March 1943
148 pages. Cover: Al Parker illustration. Special Features: Let's Do Something About It; How America Lives: Meet Supreme Court Justice Douglas' Family - William Orville and Mildred Riddle Douglas; A Charter for Child Care; and Care for Baby's Eyes. Many articles on domesticity, fashion, decorating, food and homemaking (inc recipes), short stories and poetry. Full page colour vintage print advertising including Coca-Cola, Lipton's Noodle Soup, and "Women at War" Chesterfield Cigarettes . Full page black/white War Bonds advertisment. Full page colour vintage Lucky Strike Cigarette print advertising with American Artist Aaron Bohrod (1907-1992) "Getting Ready for Auction" painting. Full page colour ad with Janet Blair promoting Woodbury Cold Cream. Half page colour Li'l Abner by Al Capp Cartoon Cream of Wheat Ad. Short stories illustrated by Andrew Loomis and Roy F. Spreter. Above-average wear. Back cover partially loose from spine. 4 inch opening bottom spine. Small mailing label right corner. A sound copy. Magazine
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Ladies' Home Journal: May 1947
296 pages. Special Features: Justice and Common Cause; Educating Children for Failure; Do Men or Women Lead the Harder Life?; Someone to Talk To; Which is the Weaker Sex?; Cancer - I've Had It; Your Money Or Your Life!; Accentuate the Positive; If I Only Had More Confidence; How America Lives: "Peace, It's a Problem" - William and Mary Conrad; "Combat Fatigue" In Marriage; and Your Baby's Best Food - Mothers Milk. Many articles on domesticity, fashion, decorating, food and homemaking (inc recipes), short stories and poetry. Ilustrators include: Al Parker, Roy Spreter, Harry Anderson and Douglass Crockwell. Full page colour vintage print advertising including 1947 Ford Sedan, Welch's Grape Juice, Camay and Seven-Up. Full page colour ad with Claudette Colbert promoting Max Factor Hollywood. Full page black/white ad with Esther Williams promoting Lux Toilet Soap. Average wear. Few small openings front/back cover at spine and fore-edge. A clean copy. Magazine
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Author Not Stated
Sights and Scenes of the World: A Series of Magnificent Photographic Views Embracing the World of Nature and Art, People's Series, No. 4, 18 November 1893
16 pages. 13" x 10.5" oblong. Full-page black and white photos of: Warwick Castle; Washington Irving's Room in Red Horse Hotel, Stratford-on-Avon, England; Dickens' House at Rochester, England; Stokepoges Church; The Celebrated Bridge at the Frith of Forth, Scotland; St. George's Square, Glasgow; Melrose Abbey; The Cathedral in Strasburg; The Famous Strasburg Clock; The Church of the Madeleine, Paris; Tower of St. Jacques, Paris; The City Hall, Delft, Holland; Palace of Justice, or Court House in BrusselsGeirangerfjord, Norway; Jaffa Gate at JerusalemThe Ponce de Leon Hotel, St. Augustine, Florida. Moderate staining/soiling. Unmarked. Chips from rust brown covers. Book
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Pimatziwin: A Journey of Aboriginal and Indigenous Community Health, Volume 2, Number 2, Winter 2004
150 pages. Contents/Features: Some Thoughts around Ethics, Research, and Aboriginal People; Contaminants in the Circumpolar North - the Nexus between Indigenous Reproductive Health, Gender, and Environmental Justice; Expanding Knowledge through Dreaming, Wampum and Visual Arts; Cardiovascular and Respiratory Health Risks in Canada's Aboriginal Population; Translation of Fixed-Response Questionnaires for health research with Aboriginal People; Healthy Communities through Consultation - an Australian experience; Creating Healthy Communities - a Conversation about Australian Experiences; Abolishment of ATSIC - a New Era... or back to the Way We Were?. Clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. An excellent copy. Book
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Everywoman's World - "Canada's Greatest Magazine" - Volume XII, Number 4, April 1920: Breast Feeding Techniques
Contents: Gorgeous colour illustrated ad for Luxite Hosiery inside front cover. Heintzman & Co. Grand Piano ad; Article on the techniques of Breast Feeding; Waltham Watch Ad; Ad for Cutex manicure products; Full-page text-filled ad for Jergen's skin products; The Wooing of Franchette, by Victor Rousseau; The Love Train From Loughborough, by Tom Gallon; When Dreams Come True, by Ernest A. Phillips; Hearts are Trumps, by Leslie Gordon Barnard; Through Canada with Edward, Prince of Wales - article with photos; How to Grow 18 vegetables to combat the high cost of living; Photos of Scenes from the Life of Christ, as sculpted by Mastreianni; Famous Paintings by the Great Masters - as posed by Pearl White, the noted "Movie" star; The Home Cooking Class - Lesson IV - Flour Mixtures and the Rules that Govern Them; What Shall We Have For Breakfast?; The Open-Faced Pie; Eggs are now more Plentiful; Doing Justice to the Left-Over Roast; The Family Laundry Up-to-Date; The Experiment Kitchen - new brooms; Ad for Ivory, 'the safe soap'; The Fashionable Silhouette and other helpful fashion hints; 8 New designs for the spring or summer suit; The First Frock of the Season; *Gorgeous* colour full-page ad for Lawrason's Snowflake Ammonia shows mother and daughter washing dishes and handing laundry; Backside of this ad is a lovely colour ad for Penmans sweater coats which shows a young couple picking posies; Dress designs for the Sports Season; Dresses for Morning and Afternoon; Street Dresses; New styles for youthful attire; The Home Dressmaking Class; Uncle Peter's Stories - The Whispering Lion; Gossard Corset ad with many photos; Sheet music for The Robin - a spring song, by John Holliday; Ganong Chocolate ad; Fresh air for the housewife - house design considerations; Pepsodent ad - prevents "Those Cloudy Teeth"; McLaughlin Light Six auto ad; Full-page ad for the 1920 Chevrolet Touring Car - featuring endorsement and photo of Mary Pickford; The Perils of Winter Diving - with photos; Flirting with death - photos of very dangerous professions; Nice colour full-page ad of a steaming breakfast sponsored by Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon; Backside of this ad is an equally attractive colour ad for Pompeian Day Cream which features a lovely staring into her mirror; Photos of little touches to add to youthful beauty; "Speldewerksters" or Belgian Lace-Makers; Two house plans; Interesting 11-in-1 aluminum pot set illustrated ad; Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co. Limited ad for their "F" Power and Light Plant; Illustrated Bias Corsets ad; Northern Electric Power and Light plant ad; Interesting print ad offers 160 free acres to returning servicemen in Northern Ontario ($0.50/acre for others 18 years or older); Skinner's Silks and Satins illustrated ad; Ad by B&B Formaldehyde Fumigators urges homeowners to fumigate every room in April to make their home safe; Cute photo ad for Cowan's Cocoa; Household tips on last page. Nice colour ad by Belding Paul Corticelli Limited inside back cover shows a large spool of thread; Lovely colour illustrated ad for Grape Nuts on back cover says this product will make baby faces "Grow Plump and Ruddy". Covers loose but present. Above-average wear and soiling. Binding intact. Frequent soiling and moisture stains. A rare issue of this publication which ran from 1914 through 1922. Book
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Time Magazine, June 30, 2003 *Should Christians Convert Muslims*
72 pages. Features: 10 questions for Rudy Giuliani; Hamas' French Funds?; Chief Justice Rehnquist; How U.S. forces grabbed Saddam's right-hand man and launched a dragnet for the dictator and his loyalists; Iyman Faris and the triple-life of an al Qaeda man; China lectures Cuba on human rights; Whale conservationalists win big round in Japan; Tony Blair - downhill from here; Christian missionaries undercover in Muslim lands; Canada's acceptance of gay marriage; The globalization of the David Beckham brand; Architect Zaha Hadid - Busting the Box. Average wear. Unmarked. Magazine
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Maclean's Magazine, 14 June 2010: World Cup Special - South Africa 2010
92 pages. Features: Why Israel has a friend in Harper; Ice trucker Alex Debogorski in conversation; Canada's Parliamentarians of the year - John Baird, Gilles Duceppe, Peter Stoffer, Bob Rae, Kelly Block, Robert Bouchard, Ted Menzies; Justice Oliphant on Brian Mulroney's credibility; Mexico's drug cartels have expanded across the U.S. and Canada may be next; Israeli attack on Gaza aid flotilla may mark the end of its relationship with Turkey; Ontario's rush to pour billions into green energy is fraught with risk; No will for calorie counts on our menu boards; Unusual creatures keep appearing; James Derlago and his Personal Best course; World Cup 2010 in South Africa - feature article and photos; Sarah Polley's Freudian Nightmare; Frank Samel - the last seltzerman in Canada; The Zero S - Electric Motorcycles; Mark Steyn on Hirsi Ali; In Memoriam - David John DeGroot. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
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Fortune Magazine, 4 March, 2002 *Jeff Immelt Cover Photo*
242 pages. Features: GE - the world's most admired company is now suspect; Ten Shinest Reputations; WorldCom's Bad Trip; Bond King Bill Gross - the highest-paid money manager in the world; Houston Still Riding High; Nokia Rocks its Rivals; China's Rapid Ascent; How do you feel about nuclear power now?; Time for Fox TV to deliver for investors; Sub-prime lender Providian; Activision making money with videogames; $200 Billion miscarriage of justice over asbestos. Usual library markings. Average wear. A sound copy. Magazine
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People Magazine, 23 November 1987 - Don Johnson and Sheena Easton Cover - the Miami Vice Wedding
170 pages. Features: Lisa Steinberg is killed by her father, Joel Steinberg, who also beat his partner, Hedda Nussbaum - sad photos and story. Celebrity-studded opening of the Malibu Adobe eatery in Malibu; Charles and Di in Germany; 40th Anniversary of the King and Queen; Don Cappelletti sells his 90-foot-high home in Marshfield, MA; Jason Miller tests the new weather in Scranton; Donald Woods still seeking justice for Stephen Biko in the film Cry Freedom; Raymond Carver and Tess Gallagher; Jonathan Butler of South Africa; Sam Lopata - clown prince of restaurant designers; Moon Pies; Lottery winner Michael Wittkowski - won $40 million in the Illinois state lottery in 1984; Auto Racer Jim Fitzgerald killed in wreck; The New Politics of Pot; Tania Aebi - around the world in 29 months by sailboat; Don Johnson and Sheena Easton announce their TV engagement and hope for a big reception; Poster artist Robbie Conal; Robert W. Duck; Designer Mary Ann Restivo; Staci Keanan of TV's My Two Dads; Marine Corps says good-bye to Charles Russell, its last active-duty WWII combat vet; Siedah Garrett. Average wear. Unmarked. One-inch opening to fore-edge of back cover. A sound copy. Magazine
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar) Magazine, May 21, 1870 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Features: Meditations among the tombs of the Washingtons; The Legend of Jubal; New York Fashions - infants' layettes; Personal; Silk brush; Infant's knitted bathing sponge; breakfast cap of muslin and linen bands; parasol covers in point lace and muslin; Water-proof cloak for girl from 10 to 12 years old - front and back; Rings in Fable; dress with point lace trimming; black cashmere jacket trimmed with gold and silver braid; Full-page of illustations of eight ladies wearing a variety of lovely street suits; Full page of illustrations of a wide variety of infants' clothing; Paris Gossip; The Cryptogram - continued; Mrs. Justice Morris (Esther M'Quigg) - with illustration of her; humor; and more. Average wear. Small clipping from page 323. Clipping from page 235. Book
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News-week (NewsWeek) Magazine, June 26, 1937 - Charles P. Taft Cover Photo
44 pages. Contents: Color Republic Steels ad; Color Camel Cigarettes ad on back cover; Crisis: The Unconquered Are Conquered, Dictators Are Avenged, and Poetic Justice Overtakes a Premier; Turkey: Dictator (Mustapha Kemal) Caps 16-Year Labours with Unpublicized War and Political Pact; U.S.S.R.: Kremlin, Nazis Combine to Deride Communist Inefficiency; Paraguay: War Hero Dictator (Rafael Franco) Can't Dictate Peace to the Army; Labor: Mr. Roosevelt Helps a Friend, as (Steel Workers) Strike Goes on Its "American Way"; Politician: A Congresswoman (Mary Teresa Norton) Who Learned How From a Master; Farmer-Labor Party Hears Thunder on Right; Sunday Vespers - A Plain Tale from the Hills; Roosevelt: All Butter Not on Bread at Democratic Picnic; John Barrymore Will "Air-Streamline" Shakespeare; Long Arm of Hitler Extends to Hollywood Studio; The (Literary) Digest: Funk & Wagnalls Sell to the Review of Reviews; Flight: 'Soviet Heroes' (Valeri Chkaloff, Georgi Baidukoff, Alexander Beliakoff) Prove That the World is Still Round; Books: A Pioneer's Family (Jean Francis Thrall) Long Pursuit of the American Dream; Religion: Vatican Bids Bishops Ban Them 'With a Strong Hand'; Music: Japanese Jazz Writers Get an American Radio Hearing; Dance: Choreographers Receive Dance Scrolls for Fine Work; Track: (Archie) San Romani's 9-E Feet May Fit the Mile King's Shoes; Taxes: Six Financiers and a Movie Star Play Roles in Congressional Inquiry; Stocks: Strikes, Doldrums and New Lows Hit the Exchanges; Frauds: U.S. Declares War on Cut-Rate Insurance Racket; Shavers: Electric Clippers Give Legal Shocks to Industry (Schick sues Dictograph Products: product infringement); and Today in America: Government and Labor. Binding intact. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Magazine
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Newsweek Magazine, October 11, 1937
44 pages. Contents: Dams and Dollars Broaden the Federal Sovereignty (Bonneville and Grand Coulee Dams); Justice (Hugo) Black: 'I Did Join (Ku Klux Klan)...Resigned..The Case is Closed'; Republicans: (John D.M.) Hamilton Plans Chautauqua Despite His Mistrust; Labor's War: A.F. of L. (American Federation of Labor) Counts Gains and Girds for Battle; Dixie Editor: (Cordell) Hull Calls His Friend (George Fort Milton) to 'Welsh Rabbit' Job; Lawyers: The Bar Blows Off Some Anti-New Deal Steam; Nanking Calls Ablest General (Chung-hsi Pai) To Rally North China Armies; Dictators: Fuhrer (Adolf Hitler) and Duce (Benito Mussolini) Stage a Much Ado About - What?; Palestine: Arab Terrorists Finally Draw Full British Wrath; The Windsors: Duke and Duchess Plan New Thrills for America; Campaign in Rio: Moscow Order Brings Martial Law in Brazil; Mexican Showdown: (President Lázaro) Cardenas Calls the Bluff of General (Saturnino) Cedillo in His Lair; Baseball: Season's Statistics Prove Conclusively - New York (Yankees) Will Win World Series; Theatre Review: Two Strikes and Out for "The Star-Wagon"; Art: Washington Now Takes an Exception to Washington's Crossing of the Delaware; Roosevelt Again Forecasts a Balanced Budget - But Treasury Reports Deficit So Far This Fiscal Year; Meat Prices Up: Butchers Battle to Reduce Rising Prices; (Union Pacific) Railroad: A Company Banquet and a Wage Increase; Aviation: Stocks Lose Altitude After Investors Lose Their Optimism; New York (Hayden) Planetarium Stages Four Ends of the World - While You Wait; Education: Perkins Institution Centennial Recalls Experiment Which Astonished World; Books: Dubliner (Liam O'Flaherty) Recreates the Days of Ireland's Great Famine; and Perspective: Imperfect Contrition, The War of the Congregations and Far From the Madding Crowd. *Gorgeous* back cover color Ad features a pink gown-wearing Carole Lombard promoting Lucky Strike cigarettes. Half page black/white Ol' Judge Robbins Cartoon Ad for Prince Albert Pipe Smoke. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Somewhat above-average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Carr, Laura Garland; McFarland, Asa; Boodey, Mary Helen; Shirley, John M.; Moses, Lucia; Jenness, George H.; Russell, Helen M.; Lord, C.C.; Clough, Wm. O.
The Granite Monthly, A New Hampshire Magazine, Devoted to Literature, History, and State Progress, March 1879, Vol. II, No. 6 - Herbert F. Norris
Pages 159-192. Features: Politician Herbert F. Norris - article and full-page illustration of Mr. Norris; Early history of the Concord press; Decisions of Chief Justice Smith; Congressional Papers, No. 4 - Illusions Dispelled; Manners and Customs in Hopkinton - No. 1 - Domiestic, Social and Moral. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy. Magazine
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Rice, Charlie; F.S.L.; Adams, Abigail; Booth, Mary; Leighton, Frances Spatz; Paddleford, Clementine; Weisinger, Mort
This Week Magazine, January 10, 1965 - Insert to the Boston Sunday Herald: Cover Photo of Young Washington, D.C. Lovelies
20 pages. Features: Where the Beauties Are - They Migrate to the Justice Department in Washington, D.C. - with photos of Barbara Ahl; Battle Rankin, Barbara Jean Gup, Fran Eddy, Wing Eng Lee, Jayne Lahey and George Ann Miller; Impressions of Former First Lady Abigail Adams; Men Are Out and Women Are In - hiring in favor of ladies in Washington - with small photos of Rose McKee, Mary I. Bunting, Jane Fiquet Hanna, Liz Carpenter, India Edwards and Lee Walsh; Protocol Rules for Wives New to Washington, D.C.; White House Fare - LBJ's Presidential table has ranged from home style to elegant (with photo of LBJ and his wife at home in Texas. Nice color ads for: Dole Pineapple, Pillsbury Mocha Fudge cake mixes, Dole frozen fruit drink mix, Helene Curtis Tender Touch Bath Oil. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this nice vintage issue. Magazine
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Twisted Sister; Snider, D.
Stay Hungry: Twisted Sister Songbook with Sheet Music for Piano and Voice with Guitar Chords
48 pages. Eight great pages of color photos. Songs include: Stay Hungry; We're Not Gonna Take It; Burn in Hell; Horror-Teria (The Beginning); Captain Howdy; Street Justice; I Wanna Rock; The Price; Don't Let Me Down; The Beast; S.M.F. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy of this great throwback to the head-banging days of the early 80's. Book
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Nevins, Buddy; Lupoff, Dick; Horowitz, David; Hayden, Tom; Bazin, Maurice; Thompson, Walt
Ramparts Magazine, August 1972, Vol. 11, No. 2 - The N.S.A. (National Security Agency)
62 pages. Features: Classroom Surveillance by Kodak (12 years ahead of 1984); The Rolling Stones - Goodbye to All That (even though they are still "Rolling" over 40 years later!);Nixon's Vietnam Strategy; The Prospects of the Vietnam Offensive; Lasers into Pruning Hooks; The Rising Cry for Justice; U.S. Electronic Espionage - A Memoir - *major* article providing rare early public information about the NSA, including discussion of Israel preparing nuclear weapons at Dimona - under cover of a textile plant; What's Left of the Black Left (part 2); Records - Chuck Berry; Fantastic back cover ad for "Carlos Santana and Buddy Miles! Live" on back cover. Bits of peeling from front cover. Average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
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Safire, W.; Baker, Russell; Zion, Sidney; Freeman, Lucy; Honan, William H.; Lewis, Flora; Apple, R.W. Jr.; Bethany, M.; Et al
The New York Times Magazine, November (Nov.) 11, 1979 - Cover Photo of Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren E. Burger
188 pages. Features: Nice Sue Brett Fashion ad; Beautiful Danskin ad features model lying atop white grand piano; Sony Portable Radio ad entitled "A Moveable Feast"; Safire on "Taking a Dare"; Lovely Alfred Dunner/Fortrel ad; The One-Necktie Man; Two-page color Farberware (cookware) ad; Interesting Harry Winston ad features large diamond on model's forehead; A Decade of Constitutional Revision (part 1 of 2) - The U.S. Supreme Court; Immortal Anna O. (Bertha Pappenheim) - from Freud to Feminism - the young Viennese patient who spurred Freud on to the development of psychoanalysis became a zealous champion of women's rights and pioneered new approaches to social work; The Kennedy Network - After JFK's death, his tough, tight entourage of political intellectuals offered their high-powered services to Bobby - Now it's Teddy's turn to mobilize the Kennedy Network; The "House" Charles De Gaulle Built - his personal home is now a museum and his country is undergoing subtle but significant renovations; Nice mink coat ad shows model on shoeshine stand; Lauren Bacall is featured in a Fortunoff ad; Britain's Notable Nonagenarians - the fond admiration accorded to England's senior citizens is unimaginable in the youth-oriented United States - with photos of Lord Brockway, Lord Shinwell, Catherine Bramwell-Booth; Prince Alice, and Ben Travers; Peugeot 504 car ad; Great one-page color-photo Izod ad features golfers Jerry Pate and Hubert (Hubie) Green; Nice two-page Carlsberg ad; Marlboro ad features fall leaf theme; Half-page ski ad for Park City, Utah; Nice one-page color Technics turntable ad; Nostalgic one-page ad for solar alarm watches by The Sharper Image; Look 37 ski binding ad; Black and White Scotch ad features photos of backgammon players including Harry Joe Brown, Jr., Kenneth Lubben, and many others; How Robert Kennedy's people blew the 1968 Oregon campaign; Humble Hampton's home designed by Tod Williams; Color fashion photos of sweaters for cool nights; Michael Norman describes a Vietnam wound that will not heal - the loss of his friend Jim Payne; Chivas Regal ad on back cover; and more. Above-average wear. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Honan, William H.; Goodman, Walter; Lewis, Anthony; Holden, David; Culhane, John; Claiborne, Craig; Peterson, P.; Edson, L.
The New York Times Magazine, May 24, 1970 - The Rosenberg Case
116 pages. Features: Many gorgeous fashion ads; Lovely two-page color-photo ad for Van Cleef & Arpesl featuring Piaget watches; Classy one-page color-photo ad for Swank See-Through Tie Clips; Cacanudo cigar ad features photo of Morton L. Annis, Chairman of Montego y Cia; Nice color ad for Corum watches; Can Teddy Kennedy Survive His Reputation?; The Rosenberg Case - An Inquest on an Inquest (nuclear espionage); The Same Justice Can Be Both a 'Strict' and a 'Loose' Constructionist; Cairo's War (Against Israel) - Now You See It, Now You Don't; Report Card on kid's TV show Sesame Street - with photos of some of the original cast members; Nice color ad for Omega watches with photo taken of earth from the moon; Nice Zapata-themed color-photo ad for Elgin watches; Fascinating color-photo ad for Carousel wigs features wig on the statue of liberty; Photos of sexy skirts; Color Power - Furniture designers George and Louise Beylerian and their rental apartment; Heroin Kills - A Primer for Parents and Children; and more. Heavy wear to covers which are all but loose from staples. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Lewis, Anthony; Cook, Fred J.; Fox, Robin; Dearmore, Tom; Peterson, Patricia; Hammel, Lisa; Claiborne, Craig
The New York Times Magazine, June 30, 1968 - Chinese Have Bigger Brains Than Whites
54 pages. Features: Cover photo of male string band playing on deck in Tone County, Arkansas; Lovely fashion ads; Chief Justice Earl Warren - a man born to act, not to muse; Newark's 'responsible militants' say "It's Our City, Don't Destroy It" - moderate and radical Negroes unite behind Tim Still after the city's 1967 riots; Chinese Have Bigger Brains Than Whites - Are They Superior?; The Ballads of Bobby Lynn Blair, of Mountain View, Arkansas - article with nice color photos; Photos of fashions for July 4th; Photos of Manhattan apartment decorated by Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Stillman; and more. Above-average wear. Chunk missing from back cover. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Franks, Peter; et al
Bound By Ink Magazine - Various Lifestyles & Cultures, Issue 5 (Five), 2011 - Suzy Homewrecker Cover Photo
122 pages. Features: Model Carly Lyn Terrell; Artist/Tattooist Nick Baxter of Austin, TX; Visual Artist Justice Howard; Southern California Tatto Artist Luke Wessman; Painter/Tattooist Nobu Isobe; and more. Above-average but not excessive wear. A worthy copy of this colorful issue. Magazine
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Maclean's - Canada's Weekly Newsmagazine, November (Nov.) 19, 1979 - Iran Boils Again / Mavis Gallant
68 pages. Features: Nostalgic color-photo ad for Toshiba calculators inside front cover; Mavis Gallant - Exile in Her Own Write; Datsun 510 colour-photo ad; Canadian Church Choir Competition ad; Connie and Jenny Buck perform "Teletunes" singing-dancing telegrams; Masters of the Mountains - Bedouins of the Sinai; Iran Boils Again - feature article; People starving in East Timor - with graphic photo of children; Trouble in Bolivia; Jack Lynch visits the U.S.; The Life and Times of Anthony Scotto, President of New York's Local 1814 of the ILA; Poverty in Chicago; Dennis Kucinich unseated as Cleveland Mayor; Pierre Trudeau's Period of Adjustment; Jim Lewis of Merrit, BC accused of shipping bomb; Controversy over Alberta's purchase of photos from Roloff Beny; Edmonton debates construction of a convention centre; Montanans complain about impending pollution from new coal-fired Poplar River power plant in Saskatchewan; Controvery at the Gaelic College of St. Ann's, Cape Breton, NS; Good federal policy news for Canada's record industry; Pollution from the Dryden, Ontario pulp mill; Jean Piggot and Grete Hale decide to sell part of their Ottawa bakery division of Morrison Lamothe Inc. (ML); Celebrity photos of "The Biffs, Barbi Benton, George S. Gradow, Alexandra Stewart, and Mike Nesmith; CFL article by Trent Frayne; George Meany takes his leave from the AFL-CIO; Vancouver's Justice Institute; The new Forum des Halles in Paris; Book and film reviews; and more. Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Multiple Contributors
Time Magazine, Canadian Edition, April (Apr.) 5, 1971 - SST Cover
76 pages. Features: Bally shoe ad; Justice for the poor in Canada; Margaret Trudeau shops in Montreal; Pierre Vallieres - Roots of Violence; Paul Kane - Wandering the Frontier; SST - A Slowdown in the Technology of Haste; How the SST Died; Joe Columbo; Sanford Darling Paints His House; Pornography Revisited - Where to Draw the Line?; Pakistan - Toppling Over the Brink; Invasion of Laos Ends; Incident on Route 9; The Northern Ireland Powder Keg - article with color photos; The Knights in the Shebeen; Italy's Prince Junio Valerio Borghese; Clement Meadmore; Ad for Hitachi's floating train of the future; William and Carol Berger and Italy's justice system; New Cure for Cholera; Help Against Hepatitis; The Wankel engine challenge; Ecology at the Supermarket - the Alexanders chain in Los Angeles; Passing of Michael Field, Arne Jacobsen, Nathan Cohen and Josiah Red Wolf; and more. Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
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Sturgis, Dwight C.; Rasmussen, Knud; Barton, William E.; Dewey, J.J.; Stidger, William L.; Karpinski, Louis C.; Bayne, Julia Taft; Collman, Charles Albert; Sandburg, Carl; Faris, J.T.
The Dearborn Independent (Magazine) - Chronicler of the Neglected Truth, February (Feb.) 12, 1927 - The Great Anneke Jans Delusion / Abraham Lincoln Cover and Content
32 pages. Features: Noise the Destroyer - ; Lincoln's Friend at Court - the girl across the river; Are We Scrapping the Whole Navy? - article with statistics and photo of the U.S.S.'West Virginia' and photo of the U.S.S. 'Detroit' in drydock; Lincoln in Marble and Bronze - article with illustrations of the Brenner Medal, J.E. Roine Medal, and more; A Letter and a Reply - The Opening of the Civil War; Henry Ford's Page - the 'crush my rival' kind of competition is bound to come to grief; Editorials - Judge Landis protected from facing Ban Johnson, Civil War is On in China, the bonded indebtedness of the U.S.A., Chief Justice Taft suggests Grand Juries by abolished; Julia Taft Bayne Recalls Good Times in the White House; The Great Anneke Jans Delusion - most remarkable lawsuit in American History, as described by noted economic author Charles Albert Collman; Little Lost Speeches and Anecdotes of Lincoln; The New Salem of Abraham Lincoln -how he clerked in a store and whipped a bully; Chats with Office Callers; Q & A; I Read in the Papers - Aaron Sapiro and money losing Tri-State Tobacco Growers' Association prove there is no magic in agricultrual co-operatives, Auto Thief displaces Horse Thief in Middletown, NY; News Bits; Wonderful photos of the perils and problems of bridge building. Somewhat above-average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Multiple Contributors Including Milton Friedman
Newsweek Magazine, March (Mar.) 1, 1971 - The American Jew
98 pages. Features: Two-page color-photo ad for the For Lincoln Continental; Delta Airlines ad features Reservationist Janet Cook; Two-page Fiat car ad illustrates its competitors; Funky color-photo Sears ad for printed men's dress shirts; Nice large color-photo ad for the Plymouth Satellite two-door (red); L&M cigarette ad features photo of black model in tub; Article on Indochina - The New Optimism; Confession of William Calley; The Black Caucus; Rough justice in Macon County AL - police brutality; Chromacolor TV ad; Lee Harvey Oswald and the U-2; Mrs. Gandhi makes her bid; Fascists in Italy; Chevy Pickup Truck ad; Photo of Huey P. Newton in Oakland; The American Jew Today; Poll of Jewish Attitudes; Where U.S. Jews Live; Beautiful colour-photo ad for the Ford Mustang features the Mach 1 and Hardtop; The Jewish Establishment - It Looks Inward, Too; Jews and other Americans; Kidney transplant dilemma; The end of smallpox?; Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas; Deaths at Jackson State College; Nice one-page color-photo ad for the 1971 Buick Centurion (purple); Andrew Stein attempts to close all New York state airports to any craft over 108 decibels - putting the Concorde and SST at risk; Milton Friedman article entitled 'Money - Tight or Easy?'; Very nice two-page color-photo centerfold ad for the 1971 Toronado (brown); Nice State Farm ad shows strange wedding scene at door of church; The Male Bag ('purse'); McGuire's Marquette and Dean Meminger; Passing of Adolf A. Berle; Viceroy cigarette ad on back cover features couple outside a used book store; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Book
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"Woodpecker"; McDade, J.; Heilner, V.C.; Macdonald, T.A.; West, J.; Von Blon, J.L.; Jordan, John A.; Rose, Frank; Walkey, C.E.G.; Heald, T.D.; Leslie, H.; Strong, Robert D.; Et al
The Wide World Magazine - The Magazine for Everybody, Vol. XLIII - No. 257, September (Sept.) 1919 - The Thrills of Parachuting (Cover Illustration)
Pages 353-440, plus 16 pages of nostalgic ads. Features: Flying in Central Africa - part 2 - tales from the log book of an R.A.F. officer during the campaign in German East Africa - article with interesting photos; Torn by Starving Jackals in Macedonia - Private James McDade of the 6th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers recounts his experience - with photo of McDade; Death-Struggle with An Alligator - what happened to Van Campen Heilner when he was photographing an alligator in a Florida swamp - photo-illustrated article; The Thrills of Parachuting - early and marvelously photo-illustrated article on this topic; Photo of tourist party in Solomon's Quarry, the world's most ancient quarry; My South African Adventures - part 1 of Jack West's incredible recollections, including photo of him aged 17; Ship Built By One Man - Liberian missionary, the Rev. James E. Lewis - photo-illustrated article of him, his wife and "The Coloured Missionary Yacht"; John A. Jordan and his African Leopard-Hunting Adventures; Our Trip to Catch Murderers - the rough and ready methods of achieving justice in Bolivia; An Exciting Night Drive - 35 miles in a South African Cape Cart; Relief Workers' Adventures - part 2 of this superb photo-illustrated article on thrilling experiences among the War Victims of Armenia, Syria and Persia; With a Caravan in Corsica - photo illustrated article which relates the primitive life of the people; A Mountain of Gold - photo-illustrated article about the discovery made by the Fisk Expedition - Captain James L. Fisk and Dr. William Denton Dibb; In the Wilds of Siberia - part 2 - fascinating article with great photos document the explorations of Harry Somerset-Lister; The Adventures of a Newspaper-Man - part 4 - Exploring New York - article with nice photos and fascinating observations of the people; A Butterfly Farm in France - French Entomologist M. Andre's farm near Macon - article with photos; Fascinating photo of flume in British Columbia, by which logs are carried to the sawmills; Photo of amber mine on the coast of Samland in the eastern Prussian peninsula. Somewhat above-average external wear. Openings and loss at each end of backstrip. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy of this marvelous issue. Book
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Maman, Nir; Dewar, John; et al
Blue Line (Magazine) March 2014 - Canada's Law Enforcement Information Specialists: Cover Photo of Hamilton's New Gurkha APC
38 pages. Features: Moving and Shooting vs. Shooting When Moving; Recruitment and Training - the twin pillars of the security industry; A Statistical Snapshot of Canadian Policing; What Old Style Justice Was Really Like; A History of Carelessl Driving; and more. Light wear. Date stamp atop first page. A quality copy. Magazine
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Stewart, Dr. H.L.; Green, H.G.; Wood, K.; Blanchard, M.D.; Cox, C.; Fleetwood, J.; Bayne, E.G.; Luscombe Whyte, A.P.; Stephens, G.; Heck, AW2; et al
National Home Monthly Magazine, August (Aug.) 1943 - R.A.F. Mosquitoes Sting the Axis / Canada's National War Labour Board
48 pages. Features: Cute photo of skinny-dipping little girl with huge Newfoundland dog; Wartime ad by the Trans-Canada Telephone system explains how citizens must limit use of their services in favour of war activity; Monthly war news update; The Tale of the Lonesome Swine (short story); Drama in the Union Station - Canada's National War Labour Board listens to all comers as it progresses toward its goal of a workable plant for industrial peace - article with photos of Mr. Justice C.L. McTague, Chairman of the Board, Mr. Leo. Lalonde, and Mr. J.L. Cohen, K.C.; Susabelle and Stoney Joe (short story); It's a Rough Road to Rangoon; His Honour the Judge (short story); Hollywood news; Once -age recruiting ad for the WRCNS / CWAC / RCAF; Mosquitoes Sting the Axis - photo-illustrated article on the R.A.F. Mosquito, Mark 11 (Fighter Intruder); Ford Motor Company one-page ad features allied spotters observing an enemy column; Their Watchword "Be Prepared" - the Girl Guides; Nice one-page photo-illustrated Westinghouse ad entitled "The Most Powerful People In the World"; Woodbury soap ad features photos of geology student Joan Patterson of Montreal and her pilot officer fiancee; Colour Orange Crush ad; Interesting article on munitions workers meals; Canadian General Electric ad entitled "Avoid Food Waste"; Woodbury Cold Cream ad features photo of Veronica Lake; Wings on Their Feet - part 2 of a series on AW2 Heck's experiences in the Air Force; Ontario Liberal Harry Nixon; RCAF half-page recruiting ad; Highway Women - interesting article on Canadian women who have moved to Northern Canada to support its development; Kotex ad includes illustration of lady building planee; World Sayings; Great colour-photo Coke ad inside back cover shows men working in heavy industry; Nice colour back cover recruiting ad for Canadian Women's Army Corps (C.W.A.C.); and more. Faint pencil name atop front cover, otherwise unmarked with moderate wear. A qualilty copy of this excellent vintage issue. Book
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Stewart, Dr. H.; Healy, W.; Miller, E.; Capt. A.O. Pollard, V.C.; Turner, Raymond; King, S.; Constanduros, M.; Morton, R.; Byrne, F.; Edmison, J.; Turner, W.; Thornhill, M.; Jessop, M.; France, B.; Bayne, E.; Stanton, J.
National Home Monthly Magazine, September (Sept.) 1939 - Canada's Prison Shame / William Richard Morris
60 pages. Features: News digest includes 'a British ministry of propaganda', America's altered mood, free speech in Canada, Moscow bargaining, and from Poland to Rumania; Canada's Prison Shame - intersting article by J. Alex. Edmison includes photos of - the B.C. Penitentiary at New Westminster, youn ladies in the Borstal Institute at Aylesbury, England, Montreal Gaol (Bordeaux Gaol), and members of the Archambault Commission - R.W. Craig, J.L. KKent, Mr. Justice Archambault, J.C. McRuer, and Allan Fraser; Uncle Romeo and the White Pendennings (short story); The Missing Passenger (short story); A Letter to Anne (short story); Samaritan on Wheels - the story of the Empire's greatest philanthropist and leading industrialist William Richard Morris, now Viscount Nuffield - article with photos; Land of Wish-It-Were (verse); If I Die Before I Wake (part 4); Nice one-page ad by the Automotive Industries of Canada features the province of Alberta with map and text; Colgate ad features illustration of the Dionne Quints; Palmolive soap ad features illustration of the faces of the Dionne Quintuplets and (faux) signed photo of Gladys Cooper of 1973 Robson St. in Vancouver; Stewart-Warner radio ad features photos of the 4575, 4351 and 4511 models; When Contagious Diseases Stay Home; Movie news and photos, with brief write-up and photo of Geraldine Fitzgerald, plus additional photos of King Vidor, Alexander Hall, Howard Hawks, Frank Capra, Sam Wood, Jack Conway, Clarence Brown, Frank Borzage, Tod Browning, George Cukor, Victor Fleming and Norman Taurog; Fashion illustrations; Nice half-page two-colour ad for RCA Victor radios shows the A-2, A-1 and A-4; Scales of Fortune (short story); Half-page tourism ad for Italy (unfortunately, many young Canadians would soon be fighting there!); Beauty article; Charis foundations ad features nostalgic photo; Autumn fashion preview; Pickling Made Easier; Quotes of the World; Nice Heinz ketchup ad inside front cover includes photo of restaurant scene; Vintage colour back cover ad for Canadian-grown fruits and vegetables; and more. Unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy of this great vintage issue. Book
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Browne, J.; Heighton, J.; Thomas, T.; Armour, C.; Hollingsworth, F.; Ranee of Sarawak; Fagan, D.; Et al
The Wide World - The Magazine For Men, December (Dec.) 1914, No. 200, Vol. 34 - Among Head-Hunters and Cannibals / Penelope Visits Finland
Pages 102-196 pages plus 32 pages of great vintage ads. Features: The Mutiny of the "Ziba" (part I) - a brutal captain and mates are murdered by their crew; Among Head-Hunters and Cannibals - great photo-illustrated article on some of the experiences of Captain W. Sinker who for years cruised the South Sea Islands in command of the Melanesian Mission steamer "Southern Cross"; The Rivals - two men were in love with the same lady; The Bluffing of Din Mahomed - a rascally Indian postal worker is brought to justice; The Runaway Train - story from a branch line of the C. and N.W.R.R. in Nebraska; My Adventures in Sarawak (part III) - adventures of the Rajah's bride amongst 'the lovable little people'; Hona's "Tapu" - what happened to to men who attempted to brave the curse of a Maori chief upon a rich gold-reef; An Unlucky Ride - in New Zealand a man sets of on a perilous 120 mile journey to see his lady, only to arrive late and offend her; Our Travels in Safari-land (part I) - Mrs. Fred Maturin (Edith Cecil-Porch) travels through British East Africa; The Night-Watchman's Story - an 1885 tale from the steamer 'Bengal Tiger' shipping from Paducah, Kentucky, as told by Ernest Prentis; Penelope Visits Finland - holiday jaunts to the 'Land of a Thousand Lakes"; Parker's Lesson - a 1913 story of a young man from Cambridge who went to Nigeria with ideas of how the natives should be handled; and more. Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy of this great vintage issue. Book
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Watt, M.; Temple, A.; Arnault, F.; Dalton, E.; Amy, L.; Workman, F.; Row, J.; Glanville, E.; Et al
The Wide World - The Magazine For Everybody, July 1918, No. 243, Vol. XLI - Exploring Eastern Karakoram / The "White" Chief of Penrhyn Island
Pages 178-264 pages plus 16 pages of great vintage ads. Features: "Ju-Ju" Justice - a startling West African Ju-Ju incident and its sequel, involving the Elder Dempster branch boat "Lagoon"; Tales of the Service - The Smuggler's Cave (part III) - stirring stories of the Service contributed by a customs-house officer on the West Coast of Scotland and also in Ireland; The Wooing of Abia - a charming yet thrilling love story involving natives of Papua, with great photos; Beyond the Law (part III) - The Dalton Gang terrorized the Western States of America for years while committing train robberies and holding up banks; The Empire's Only Eskimo Soldier - John Shiwak, of Labrador, the only Eskimo soldier to lay down his life for the empire (article with photo); Exploring the Ice-Wilds of Eastern Karakoram (part III) - the Himalayan exploits of Fanny Bullock Workman and William Hunter Workman (with photos); A Nightmare Voyage - in 1905, the American barque Challenger left Port Townsend for Japan in the command of Captain Pedersen; Photo of a Papuan chief's daughter wearing a necklace of hundreds of dog teeth; Lion-Hunting as a Business - Frank Allen of Rhodesia is the only known lion-hunter - article with photos; A Woman's Journey Across Africa (part IV) - a 4,000 mile honeymoon trip east to west across the Dark Continent - with photos; The Baboon and the Baby - a baboon steals a baby from a home; My Experiences in German East Africa - James Henry Butcher relates his thrilling experiences as a private in the South African Infantry, with photos; The Shining Town - a fascinating photo-illustrated sketch of life and scenes in Granada; The "White" Chief of Penrhyn Island - the shipwrecked author was adopted by a chief in the South Sea Islands and went on to become the ruler of an island and its people; Only a Half-Breed - in South-West Colorado in 1869 a white man's squaw prevented a war; Fantastic ad "Swear Off Tobacco" by the Newell harmacal Company of St. Louis inside back cover; and more. Unmarked with average wear. A quality copy of this great vintage issue. Book
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McCormich, A.; Ball, Joseph; Parrott, Lindsay; et al
The New York Times Magazine, October (Oct.) 28, 1945 - Japan's Women Emerge From Feudalism
56 pages. Features: Cover photo of soldier being welcomed home by his little girl; Great one-page color Rheingold beer ad features Miss Rheingold 1945, Pat Boyd, who is duck hunting; How Can We Get Along With Russia?; Eight photos of life in the Stalin's Russia; Lord Wright, Chairman of the U.N. War Crimes Commission discusses the basis for bringing war criminals to justice; Joseph Ball discusses Labor and the Law, with half-page photo of Hollywood sit down at gate of the Warner Brothers studio; Japan's Women - under occupation they have suddenly been granted a new place and a new role in their country's life; - article with photos; Sinclair Lewis is back on Main Street; Bold red one-page ad for Schaefer beer features oysters; How Bridgeport CT mobilized for peace as they did for war - article with photos; Australian Foreign Minister Dr. Herbert V. Evatt; Nice color-photo one-page ad for Revlon's 'Fatal Apple' nail color; Nine nice photos of classy dresses; One-page two-color ad for Emerson radios; Intersting back cover color ad for Forst's Catskill Mountain Smoked Turkey; and more. Moderate external wear and soiling. Unmarked. Mild age-toning to paper. A sound copy of this vintage WWII-era issue. Book
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Bryant, Arthur; Squire, Sir John; Falls, Cyril; et al
The Illustrated London News, Saturday, November (Nov.) 27, 1948: Canada's New Prime Minister, Louis St. Laurent / U.S. Navy tests "Salamander" Remote-Controlled (Drone) Tank
Pages 593-620. Features: Cover photo of Mr. J. W. Belcher, a leading figure at the tribunal of inquiry into allegations of irregularities involving ministers; Karsh photo portrait of Mr. Louis St. Laurent, Canada's new Prime Minister; Book review of "The Life and Death of Benjamin Robert Hayden", by Eric George; Several photos of Princess Margaret in Sheffield at the opening of an industrial exhibition; Two pages of photos of people connected with click close tribunal, including Mr. Gerald Upjohn, Mr. Justice Lynskey, Mr. Russell Vick, Mr. Charles Key, Mr. Francis Cecil Price, Mr. George Gibson, Mr. James R Cross, Mr. Henry Saft, Arthur Thorpe, Alfred Bieber, Joseph Kennedy, Sidney Stanley, Harry Sherman, Sir Hartley Shawcross, William Glanville Hall, Mrs. John Belcher, David Rufus Williams, and Mr. Jacob Harris; Photo of new airfield at Tegel in Berlin; Photo of collapsed road, tunnel on the Riviera; Photo of two Royal couples whose marriages have been dissolved - King Farouk of Egypt and Queen Farida, and the Shah of Iran and Empress Fazia; Uranium discovered on the shores of Lake Superior Ontario; Ocean liner Queen Elizabeth immobilized at Southampton after crew walks off in sympathy with American dock strikers; Two pages of fascinating photos of Kalgan, a front-line city in war-torn China; The Civil War reaches Shanghai - page of dramatic photos from the city as the communists advance; Sensational four-panel centrefold cutaway drawing of the new 28,000 ton Orient liner Orcades, which is expected to leave on her maiden voyage to Australia on December 14; Five photos of the glories of Wimborne Minster; Photos of personalities of the week include Victor Csornoky, Air-Comm. H.G. Brackley, Lord Winster, Sir Sidney Caine, Capt. G.E. Cove, Mr. W.V. Gibson, Len Beyers, H.E. Khwaja Nazimuddin, M. Sophoulis, A. E.W. Mason, Air Commodore E.H. Fielden, Wing Commander E.W. Tacon; Opening the new tube line extension at Greenford Station; Photo of homemade midget submarine seized in the Italian part of Lake Lugano; Page of drawings of a secret US naval weapon, the "Salamander" in action [an early drone tank]; Two large photos of the "Salamander" in action. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Schlesinger, Arthur Jr.; Slichter, Sumner H.; Cole, Albert M.; Adams, Mildred; Berger, Meyer
The New York Times Magazine, August (Aug.) 4, 1957: The Closing of Lindy's Restaurant
48 pages. Features: Cover photo of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan with Chief Justice Earl Warren; Where does the liberal go now? - A challenge to focus on spiritual and cultural, rather than economic issues; Legal pilgrimage to London for American Bar Association's 80th annual meeting; A defence of bigness in business - an argument that it promotes research and competition; What the aged need in homes - they require special safety features and should be where their occupants can join fully into community life; Europe, too, runs into a traffic jam; The passing parade at Lindy's - for 36 years it mirrored Broadway; Haircuts in review; Festival of the Parks; Curriculum for tomorrow's world; Jersey fashion photos; The Pajama Game. Ads include: Lord & Taylor, Cranston, Ban-Lon; Cone; nice colour photo centrefold ad for Judy Bond; Springmaid Fabrics; B. Altman & Co.; Leotard Scandale; Wamsutta Mills; and Fruit of the Loom. Pages somewhat brittle with age and moderately yellowed at periphery. Covers loose but present. Unmarked with somewhat above-average wear. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Agnew, Spiro T. (Signed)
Go Quietly...or Else - His Own Story of the Events Leading to His Resignation
Signed and inscribed by Spiro Agnew upon half-title page. 288 pages. Index. "A powerful book in which Mr. Agnew challenges the widely held beliefs about his alleged involvement in bribery and extortion while in office. His testimony provides a detailed, well-documented, week-by-week account of the whirlwind of events leading to his resignation and unsnarls the tangle of distorted and wilfully contrived evidence that has burdened his life for the past six years." - from dust jacket. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A handsome copy. Book
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Multiple Contributors
Time Magazine, August (Aug.) 29, 1969 - Melvin Laird Cover / Woodstock/ Mies Van Der Rohe Remembered
68 pages. Features: Judge Clement Haynsworth; Defense Secretary Melvin Laird; Photo of 9th Infantry Division leaving Vietnam; SALT; The anguish of Ted Kennedy after Chappaquiddick; Killer Camille - the greatest storm - article with photos; A tighter (Soviet) vise on Czechoslovakia; The Burning of the Al Aqsa mosque - article with photo; Two flags over Ulster; Biafra situation worsens - article with color photos; India - Indira Gandhi v. the Syndicate; Woodstock and the message from history's biggest happening - article with color photos; Why Louis Blaiberg died (after heart transplant); Who owns the (Miami) beaches?; Sherman Skolnick's Guerilla war against the Illinois justice system - article with photos; Article and photos in memory of architect Mies van der Rohe, creator of the glass and steel high-rise; Evangelist Billy James Hargis in Jerusalem; Merv Griffin; The Smothers Brothers; Interesting article on the rock music scene with photo of Blind Faith seated around large tree; The influence of the LP record; Controlling inflation; The Hilton Hotel family - Conrad and son Barron; and much more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
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McCue, George; Miller, Nory; Henderson, Earl W. Jr.
Inland Architect, Chicago Chapter, American Institute of Architects (AIA), November (Nov.) 1972 - St. Louis' Pruitt-Igoe Housing Demolition
32 pages. Illustrated in black and white. Features: St. Louis - Mistakes and Successes; Vintage Chicago Houses; Architects and the Justice Department; Springfield, An "Old Town" Challenged by Change; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy. Magazine
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Douglas, William O. (Signed)
Of Men and Mountains
Neatly signed, without inscription, by William O. Douglas upon half-title page. Stated first edition. xiv, 338 pages. Glossary. Map endpapers. Black and white photographic frontis portrait of author. "A book of personal adventure and discovery. An account of the way Douglas - and other men - found a richer life in the rugged mountains of the Pacific Northwest where a man can 'find deep solitude and, under conditions of grandeur that are startling, he can come to know both himself and God'". - from dust jacket. Douglas was nominated to the U.S. Supreme court by FDR and served the longest term in its history, 1939-1975. Average wear to unmarked book. Binding sound. Above-average wear to dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. Includes two detailed newsclippings circa 1930s about Walla Walla pioneer George T. Welch. Also included is a 1969 newsclipping in which Douglas explains how and why a man changes when he becomes a member of the Supreme Court. Book
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Katz, Sidney; Berrill, N.J.; Sangster, Dorothy; Olson, Robert; et al
Maclean's Magazine, February (Feb.) 15, 1954 - John Tunney's Fight for Justice
76 pages. Features: Wonderful cover illustration of ice fishing huts by Macpherson; Quebec Board of Cinema Censors bans film Martin Luther as it shows the Pope in a bad light; Should White Marry Black? - Interracial Marriage; Dulles Battles an Uneasy Europe; Colour Plymouth ad; John Tunney's Stubborn Fight for Justice - this pro-union Winnipeg milkman spent seven years and thousands of dollars battling the union leaders who cost him his job - bonus-length feature article with photos; Do You Know How Old You Really Are? - new atom-age tests make a liar of the calendar; The Lakehead-core of Canada - Karsh photo feature on Fort William-Port Arthur (Thunder Bay) - with interesting emphasis on the huge Finnish labour force; The Memory of a Sentimental Morning - story by Ronald R. Smith - illustrated by Oscar Cahen; People Won't Believe the Colonel's Blind - Col. Eddie Baker and the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB); He Tried to Create the Perfect Wife - story by Robert Olson; There'll Never Be Another Model T - a Maclean's flashback to 1922 when Henry Ford's 'car for the multitude' became almost a way of life; Lovely colour ad for the 1954 DeSoto; My Adventures in Basic English, by Steve Laszkiewicz, a displace person (DP) from Poland; Unusual colour centerfold "Do I Have To Grow Old?" shows fashionable woman - sponsored by the Canadian Banana Company; Nice colour-photo Coke ad on back cover "After the Prom... it's Coke Time". Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Alan Ward
A Show of Justice: Racial "Amalgamation" in Nineteenth Century New Zealand
382 pages. Footnotes. Index. Black and white photographic plates. Glossary. "My main purpose is to examine the nineteenth century antecedents of Maori-Pakeha relations, both in their ideology and with regard to the practical legal and administrative provisions relating to the Maori." - Preface. Unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A sound copy. Book
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Wayman, Dorothy; Doherty, Edward; Blackledge, W.J.; Smith, Frederick James; Annixter; Stallings, Richard; et al
Liberty Magazine - America's Best Read Weekly, December [Dec.] 24, 1932, Vol. 9, No. 52: Germany's Official Reply to Sergeant Halyburton of Company F, Sixteenth Infantry, USA
50 pages. Features: Nice color cover illustration by John Drew of Santa buying hot water bottlle; Ad for Beeman's Pepsin Gum inside front cover features photo of policeman and caption "That ugly cop... grinning!"; Glowing editorial about Canada's people and potential; How to Keep Peace on Earth, by Lieut.-General Robert Lee Bullard argues preparedness is the only way to end war; Dark of the Moon - part 2; Hell Hounds! - ex-legionnaire 1384 describes the lost garrison (part 3); Hollywood Goes Spanish with an epidemic of bull-fighting pictures; The Call of Christmas - s astory of divine justice in the wilderness; Certain Romantic Possibilities - the story of a forgotten prisoner and a girl who fell into a trap; One on the House - short story; Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus; Germany's Official Reply to Sgt. Halyburton; To the Ladies; and more. Back cover color-photo Camel cigarette ad features lady backgammon player, cigarette in hand; Above-average but not excessive wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Cyndi Banks
Criminal Justice Ethics: Theory and Practice
Paperback Like New. Ships directly from publishers being a new release book . Pls. allow a minimum of 25 business days delivery time.
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Mary K. Stohr; Anthony Walsh; Craig Hemmens
Corrections: A Text/Reader
Paperback No expedite shipping. Pls. allow 4 - 6 weeks delivery being a newly release book from publishers. Ships from publishers directly.
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Editor - Hindpal Singh Bhui
Race and Criminal Justice
Paperback No expedite shipping. Pls. allow 4 - 6 weeks delivery being a newly release book from publishers. Ships from publishers directly.
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Editor - Barry Goldson; Editor - John Muncie
Youth Crime and Juvenile Justice (Sage Library of Criminology)
Hardcover Newly release book. Ships directly from publishers. Pls. check av ailability with us before ordering.
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