The Ink SpotsABAA
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1965ref. 136674N.p.: N.p. 1965. Collection of three vintage promotional photographs of the African American harmony quartet The Ink Spots. A look at a musical group that was not only internationally famous in its time but greatly influenced multiple musical genres. The first sepia photograph dates to circa late 1930s during the group's first decade a promotional shot of the group singing for National Broadcasting Company NBC radio. The second photo a master print for a flyer advertises the group circa 1952 when they recorded two LPs for Verve at the Mapes Casino in Reno Nevada. The third photo circa 1960s advertises the group in one its many final incarnations in which only founding member Bernie Mackey was still in the group. The Ink Spots formed in the early 1930s in Indianapolis. The group not only incorporated four-part harmony but each played an instrument cello-as-bass tenor guitar guitar and ukelele incorporating the vocals and instrumentation into a seamless whole. The band's sound was a major influence on doo-wop rhythm and blues and rock music. The core group remained essentially intact during their most popular decades 1930s and early 1940s but due to the war in 1942 and the death of a founding member in 1944 various "sanctioned" substitutions for members of the group began to take place and the identity of the group dispersed into public domain. The Ink Spots were awarded a plaque from the Negro Actors Guild for their efforts in breaking down racial prejudice. The original group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989. All photographs 8 x 10 inches. Very Good to Near Fine. N.p. unknown books
ref. 39103FINE PRINTING INK INC. NO DRESS REHERSAL BABY. New York: Ink Inc. n.d. Large folio. Portfolio. Protective Mylar cover 1/4 x 13 inches. 5 leaves. First edition. Rare piece of ephemera not recorded on OCLC or in commerce. Samples of different typefaces and styles to suit certain authors. Texts by Virginia Wolfe Raymond Chandler Vladimir Babokov and Jean Anouilh as well as a shor poem by Wallace Stevens on the title page. Ink Inc. is the brainchild of Thomas Whitridge and was founded in 1978 whose specialty is the production of works focused on the layout setting of type specifying materials and orchestrating the production of print jobs for clients and also in the publication of like works. Mylar protective cover the first leaf has small blind stamp of Ink Inc. Fine. unknown books
1785ref. 255975London 1785. Text in English and French. 8 x 5 inches. VG. Text in English and French. 8 x 5 inches. unknown books
1935ref. 11968New York 1935. 3 volumes slim 4to together in a single slipcase as issued. 1 Color Chemistry; 2 Color as Light; 3 Color in Use. Uniformly bound in black paper-covered boards paper wrap-around labels; printed in color throughout; fine in a slightly worn slipcase. Folding color chart in the third number. hardcover books
1945ref. 2656361945. unbound. Each page measures approximately 3.5 inches tall. No place no date circa 1945 neatly mounted onto larger heavy-stock construction paper 8.5 x 9.25 inches with the addition of a 3.5 x 2.5-inch newspaper photo of the group boldly signed on their individual pages: Bill Kenny and Charlie Fuqua plus two additional signatures on the third page. Very good- condition. Legendary R&B vocal group who set the standard for such later groups as the Ravens Moonglows and Flamingos. unknown books
1935ref. 151321New York: International Printing Ink Corp 1935. hardcover. near fine. 3 volumes. Number One: Color Chemistry. Number two: Color as Light. Number three: Color in Use. Thin 4to cloth glassine wrappers. New York: International Printing Ink Corp. 1935. Fine in a chipped board slipcase. International Printing Ink Corp unknown books
ref. 56345Original pen-and-ink drawing 12 x 9 3/4 inches signed by the illustrator in the lower left corner "H. Thomson 07" with various shades of blue brown yellow and flesh-tone wash coloring. Pictured as a full-color plate as in this drawing but not as vibrant opposite page 238 in "Silas Marner" by George Elliot London: Macmillan 1907; "With illustrations by Hugh Thomson". "His drawings showed a delightful skill in landscape work . all of his illustrated books he showed a fine appreciation of thee author's point of view together with much character and imagination of his own . being usually called upon for pictures of the dainty graces and foibles of seventeenth and eighteenth century and early Victorian society . he destroyed much of his work as soon as drawn" DNB. Fine. Matted glazed and framed some chipping at gilt frame edges. 3793. unknown books
1977ref. 161462Atlanta: The Vanity Press 1977. 44p. 5.25x8.5 inches 'limited first edition' stated but no limitation number noted very good booklet in staplebound pictorial wraps. Poetry. Grier A. The Vanity Press unknown books
345pp., dans la série "Bibliothèque des actualités industrielles" nr.65, reliure cart. (plats marbrés, dos en toile avec titre et faux-nerfs dorés), qqs. rousseurs, bon état, rare, [contient e.a. des recettes chimiques pour produire des differents encres, etc.], W89780
Paris, Flammarion, 1979. In-8, broché, 234 pp. Avec la liste des ouvrages cités (ou évoqués) dans le texte. Première édition.
(23)p. Illustrated with Bible Verses. 8vo. Original color pictorial wraps. PA PAMPH 20_16 BX6
(16)p. + Large folding plate of a circus. Illustrated with full page circus photographs. Printed on red and yellow paper. 8vo. Original color wraps with a clown on front cover. PA PAMPH 20_16 BX6
Not paginated Printed by the offset method on yellow paper. Illustrated. 8vo. Original wraps which mimics a scrap book. Color label of a Cocker Spaniel pasted on front cover. String tie. Includes reproduction of advertisements of the York Pullman Motor Company, Hohman's Pow Wow book, Delmonico's Restaurant. "On the following pages you will find many scraps for your old scrapbook". Charming. PA PAMPH 20_10 BX5
Please note: This is a paperback copy printed in 1967. 150 pages. Owner's signature in ink at top of front cover and front free endpaper. 3/4" x 1/2" chip missing from front cover. Card covers soiled. Faint ink pen writing on spine. Top 1" of spine has separated from contents. Occasional ink and pencil marks or marginal jottings. Black and white photos throughout. Chapters include 'First Footers', Trail of '82, Homesteaders, The Hamlet, English Gentlemen, Transportation and Communication, The Village, Settlement of the West, Churches, Organizations, Schools, Sports, The Town. Author spent a year collecting and compiling the story of this community. In so doing, she has given the pioneers "a measure" of the recognition they deserve. Book
Former owner's name in ink on front endpaper. Spine leans slightly to the right. Minor bumping and edge wear. Robin Hood gets the King's gold... again! Book
76 pages. Lovely colour plates including frontis. Average soiling and wear. Presentation bookplate and signature on front flyleaf. Child's writing in ink inside front board. Small tear to back flyleaf. A delightful book with which to teach children about Jesus. Book
292 pages including index. Pencil and ink underlining and marginalia. Average soiling and wear. Former owner's name inside front cover. Provides teachers who wish to introduce Movement Education into their programs with a basic understanding of this approach. A suggested program is outlined with many sample lessons, illustrations, and helpful hints. Ample black and white photos throughout. Book
Unpaginated. Approx. 0.5" thick. From the popular Dandelion library of 'back-to-back' books. Some writing in ink upon the Flip board. Well worn but was not a library book. Still contains lots of entertainment for young readers. Book
248 pages including references. Would be graded very good but for two defects; when former owner blacked out his name inside front cover the black ink seeped through and is very visible on front cover. There is an average amount of underlining in the book, primarily in pencil. As to the content of the book, it is much more than a collection of the finest pieces, newly expanded and updated, by one of Canada's best-known commentators on religion. In addition to a lengthy introductory statement of his own beliefs, the former relition editor of The Toronto Star has written a number of short essays on controversial issues specially for this book. Here, Harpur is able to speak more frankly than he could as a journalist. A book not only for church-goers but for all who are concerned with religion and its place in the world. Book
Former owner's name blacked out inside front cover and ink has soaked through to front of book. Well-worn. Average amount of ink underlining. A powerful argument for a contemporary understanding of Jesus. Shows how various myths about Jesus began and challenges readers to hear the gospel in a a fresh way. Argues the historical Jesus was not a "Christian." Book
210 pages including index. Small amount of underlining in ink. Yellowing to pages. A stimulating, eloquent analysis of the humanistic changes we are experiencing now and must achieve in the future. In chapter 13 author endorses philantropy vis a vis foundations. Book
307 pages including index. Intended for the convenience of writers, lecturers and teachers. Part I: The Old Colonial Empire. Part 2: The Modern Empire and Commonwealth. Part III: Subject Summaries, 1783-1858. Some page corners folded over. Average wear. Small ink mark upon back endpaper. Average wear. Book
Undated. Unpaginated. For armchair detectives of all ages. Hours and hours of "by-yourself enjoyment" Light wear. Unmarked. Half inch cover tear at top of spine. Please note: pen not included. Undated - circa 1980? Book
