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rif. B9780415631228Paperback / softback. New. "The aim of this book by providing a set of conceptual tools drawn from critical theory is to open up questions and new problems and new research agendas for the study of environmental politics"-- paperback
rif. 0340929804.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1918rif. 74831New York City: G. B. Perazzo 1918. Billhead invoice dated April 1 1918. 8 1.2 x 14 inches. The billhead has a photograph illustration of the undertaker G. B. Perazzo who was located on Bleecker Street. Filled in in manuscript. One short tear to top and expected fold lines. Very good.An itemized invoice for the burial of Vincenzo Petello. His family James opted for the Lavender Casket for a whopping 70 dollars. The 7 coaches used to convey the mourners to the grave was only 49 dollars."During the heaviest years of Italian immigration to the South Village businesses in the neighborhood were typically operated by and mostly catered to local Italian clientele. The Porto Rico Importing Company established in 1907 by the Longo family has had several South Village homes over its more than 100 year history including 194 Bleecker Street and its present location at 201 Bleecker Street. The funeral business begun by Giovanni Bautista Perazzo in the building he constructed at 199 sic Bleecker Street in 1924-25 sic also endures today. Many Italian businesses employed their own family members particularly in smaller-scale operations like food-related businesses such as butcheries and bakeries where specific skills were passed down through generations" South Village Historic District Designation Report 2013. G. B. Perazzo unknown
1993rif. 76146Atlanta: Turner Publishing 1993. 4th printing. As New. quarto. orig. cloth 128pp. colour paintings maps appends. bibliog. index The Battle of Gettysburg seen through James McPhersonÕs words and Mort KunstlerÕs paintings. Nicely bound in royal blue textured cloth boards with bright gilt titles. Signed by Ted Turner on ownerÕs special Lincoln Bookplate Turner Publishing hardcover
2005rif. G0595348483I3N00iUniverse Incorporated 2005. Paperback. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. iUniverse, Incorporated paperback
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1925rif. 74084New York: Pacific Coast Borax Co. ca. 1925. First edition. Small twelvemo. The title page reads "Concerning Borax Bill and the Famous 20 Mule Borax Team from Death Valley California." 116 pp. including frontispiece of Borax bill. Charmingly illustrated through and with a half-tone of the mule team across two pages. Publisher's brown printed wrappers with highlights in red. Excellent condition. he wagons were among the largest ever pulled by draft animals designed to carry 10 short tons 9 metric tons of borax ore at a time. The rear wheels measured seven feet high with tires made of one-inch-thick iron. The wagon beds measured 16 feet long and were 6 feet deep and were constructed of solid oak. They weighed 7800 pounds empty; when loaded with ore the total weight of the mule train was 73200 pounds. Long after the transportation of the borax was mechanized the company sent. out these 20 mule teams as a sort of advertisement. Promotional team appearances ended with an outing in the January 1 1999 Rose Parade. They have become perhaps the leading symbol of Death Valley. Pacific Coast Borax Co. unknown
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1890rif. 664851890. Hampton Illinois: S.n. February 1890. Hampton Illinois: S.n. February 1890. A Fatal Fall Through Thin Ice Broadside. Accidental Death. Illinois. $50.00 Reward! The Above Reward will be Paid for the Recovery the sic Body of Miss Jennie Warren Who was Drowned by Breaking Through the Ice at Hampton Saturday February 1st. Hampton Illinois: S.n. February 1890. 13" x 9-1/2" broadside. Light browning some wear and chipping to edges vertical and horizontal fold lines some with clean tears which are mended on verso with archival tape tiny hole near center where fold lines cross. A curious and poignant item. $350. The victim was "17 years of age short dark completed weight about 115 pounds." This appears to be an unrecorded broadside. unknown
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