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2010ref. Q-1598424874Blue Mountain Arts Inc 2010-09-15. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Blue Mountain Arts, Inc hardcover
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1996In-4 (cm. 31.10), cartonato editoriale, sovracoperta editoriale illustrata, pp. 248, con illustrazioni a colori nel testo. Dipinti di Giuliano Collina. Foto di Enzo Pifferi. Minime tracce d’uso ai tagli della sovracoperta; peraltro, volume in buono stato (good copy).
1880ref. 57333Chicago: Rand McNally & Co. ca. 1880. Folding Rand McNally Map and Promotional for Eastern Texas Missouri and Arkansas A scarce promotional for Missouri and Arkansas published by the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway featuring a folding map by Rand McNally & Co. The map shows cities rivers railways and geographical features from eastern Texas through Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Mississippi and parts of Illinois Indiana and Alabama. The Iron Mountain Railway owned a large land grant in the central United States but it was not allowed to sell until the railway was completed; now that time had come and they were advertising it heavily. Some of the attractions promoted in the text include wild game hunting including squirrels resources such as zinc and coal good soil river and rail transportation telegraph service "cheap homes in Missouri and Arkansas" and low property taxes. They also exhort the nervous migrant: "This is the time to have decision of character or the opportunity will be lost to you and to your family forever. The strong-hearted Europeans who settled America did not know what they would reap from planting in strange soils and climates. Why should you hesitate about a country peopled an hundred years and well known Have manhood and come." The authors do not limit their reach to the United States either as they make sure to note after listing their prices that "One dollar in American is equal to about four shillings in English money." Also included is a panel of text with a table describing the climate of Little Rock and a list of instructions to railroad agents. The St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway originally established to deliver iron ore from Iron Mountain Missouri to St. Louis eventually stretched from eastern Texas through Missouri and Arkansas. In 1883 it was acquired by Jay Gould and in the 1900s merged into the Missouri Pacific and later Union Pacific Railroads. The folksong "Iron Mountain Baby" tells the true story of a Civil War veteran who walking along the railroad collecting building materials discovered a baby who had been apparently thrown from the train in a valise. When the child grew older the railway paid for his education. The Iron Mountain Baby's story became popular around the United States and has been recorded in numerous forms throughout the years including the 2014 stage musical adaptation Bright Star written by musician and comedian Steve Martin. Though the Iron Mountain Railway put out a number of such promotionals in the late 1870s and early 1880s they remain rather scarce; OCLC records this edition focusing on Arkansas and Missouri only at Harvard and the University of Arkansas at Mullins. Old folds. Minor tanning. Slight splitting along some folds and a few cross-folds. Very good. unknown books
1880ref. 57333Chicago: Rand McNally & Co. ca. 1880. Folding Rand McNally Map and Promotional for Eastern Texas Missouri and Arkansas A scarce promotional for Missouri and Arkansas published by the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway featuring a folding map by Rand McNally & Co. The map shows cities rivers railways and geographical features from eastern Texas through Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Mississippi and parts of Illinois Indiana and Alabama. The Iron Mountain Railway owned a large land grant in the central United States but it was not allowed to sell until the railway was completed; now that time had come and they were advertising it heavily. Some of the attractions promoted in the text include wild game hunting including squirrels resources such as zinc and coal good soil river and rail transportation telegraph service "cheap homes in Missouri and Arkansas" and low property taxes. They also exhort the nervous migrant: "This is the time to have decision of character or the opportunity will be lost to you and to your family forever. The strong-hearted Europeans who settled America did not know what they would reap from planting in strange soils and climates. Why should you hesitate about a country peopled an hundred years and well known Have manhood and come." The authors do not limit their reach to the United States either as they make sure to note after listing their prices that "One dollar in American is equal to about four shillings in English money." Also included is a panel of text with a table describing the climate of Little Rock and a list of instructions to railroad agents. The St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway originally established to deliver iron ore from Iron Mountain Missouri to St. Louis eventually stretched from eastern Texas through Missouri and Arkansas. In 1883 it was acquired by Jay Gould and in the 1900s merged into the Missouri Pacific and later Union Pacific Railroads. The folksong "Iron Mountain Baby" tells the true story of a Civil War veteran who walking along the railroad collecting building materials discovered a baby who had been apparently thrown from the train in a valise. When the child grew older the railway paid for his education. The Iron Mountain Baby's story became popular around the United States and has been recorded in numerous forms throughout the years including the 2014 stage musical adaptation Bright Star written by musician and comedian Steve Martin. Though the Iron Mountain Railway put out a number of such promotionals in the late 1870s and early 1880s they remain rather scarce; OCLC records this edition focusing on Arkansas and Missouri only at Harvard and the University of Arkansas at Mullins. Old folds. Minor tanning. Slight splitting along some folds and a few cross-folds. Very good. unknown
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2009ref. 4168Golden Colorado: Fulcrum Publishing 2009. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. First printing of this anthology of stories celebrating Denver's 150th anniversary edited by the Rocky Mountain News and featuring Margaret Coel Connie Willis Robert Greer and others. Winner of the 2010 Colorado Book Award. This copy signed by Margaret Coel Nick Arvin Connie Willis Manuel Ramos Robert Greer and Laura Pritchett at their entries. Near fine with some light wear to front cover in near fine illustrated jacket which slips over the rear board. Beautiful production from Fulcrum Publishing. Fulcrum Publishing hardcover
2006ref. Q-0883968835Blue Mountain Arts 2006-01-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Blue Mountain Arts paperback
2008ref. Q-1598422588Blue Mountain Arts 2008-06-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Blue Mountain Arts paperback
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ref. 100-32652Creative Communication Inc. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Creative Communication, Inc hardcover
2004brossura Licenziarsi. Una liberazione o una follia? Una liberazione per Carla e Aldo che mollano tutto e partono, insieme e in bicicletta, per un viaggio lungo un anno. Ventiquattromila chilometri lungo le coste d'Europa; dall'Adriatico al Tirreno, dal Mediterraneo, all'Oceano Atlantico, fino alla Manica e al Baltico. Meta finale, Capo Nord, a segnare il giro di boa per il rientro a casa. Un anno a pedinare costantemente il mare, sospesi in un tempo che sfugge agli schemi quotidiani del vivere, per recuperare i naturali ritmi interiori.
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ref. 39420P., Neuchatel, Attinger, 1950, in 8° broché, 207 pages.
1953Edge wear and discoloration to cover. Red cloth spine. Previous owner's bookplate and inscription inside. Interior pages clean and unmarked. Oblong format: 12 1/2"w x 9 5/8"h. Color illustrations by Alois Carigiet. The story of Ursli, a mountain boy in Switzerland, and his quest for a big bell for the bell procession in the spring festival. Second impression.
2017br. Ci sono tutti gli altri passi di montagna del mondo. E poi c'è lo Stelvio. 48 tornanti di sofferenza e beatitudine. Ogni giorno centinaia di ciclisti superano il cartello "Prato allo Stelvio" e hanno davanti 25 chilometri e 400 metri al 7,25% di pendenza media e soprattutto 1.842 metri di dislivello con arrivo a 2.758 metri, altitudine più adatta allo sci che alle due ruote. Ma lo sforzo diventa sempre meno intenso col passare dei chilometri perché quella strada è la più bella del pianeta. Ideata da Carlo Donegani, "il progettista dell'impossibile", è talmente speciale da avere il potere di cambiare la vita di chi riesce a vedere il mondo da lassù. Edoardo, il protagonista del racconto, dopo averlo a lungo sognato, affronta lo Stelvio con i consigli di un gregario di Pantani e ci racconta la salita tornante dopo tornante, in un conto alla rovescia che dà il ritmo al suo pedalare e ai suoi pensieri. Una volta in cima, prima di lasciarsi andare alla discesa, capirà di essere diventato un uomo nuovo.
1863pp. 268. BUT - Our copy lacks the first leaf (title page) and maybe some ads in the rear. Original cloth binding; rubbed. Moderate foxing. With the paper label of D.S. Von Nieda, Ephrata, PA. Mr. Von Nieda was the sole owner and operator of the Mountain Springs Hotel during its mid and late 19th century heyday. What remains of the hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Located in Ephrata, Pennsylvania, at the corner of East Main Street and Spring Garden Street. It was originally built in 1848 as a summer resort, capitalizing on its natural spring water, and hosted a variety of high-profile guests including several Presidents. A comprehensive trade manual for selling French wine and spirits; with an interesting Ephrata, Pennsylvania association. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! BOOZE 2
