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1941Best.-Nr. 41415New York: Hastings House Publishers 1941. 1st edition. Lime green cloth binding maroon lettering printed to spine and front board. Photographically illustrated maroon DJ. Moderate wear to binding some age-toning and light rubbing. DJ worn and lightly chipped spine sunned. Withal a VG example in a VG DJ. xviii 206 pp. Some b/w intratextual illustrations as well as some inserted plates of full-page b/w photographic reproductions. 8-1/4" x 5-3/4" Hastings House, Publishers hardcover books
1940Best.-Nr. 156476Harrisburg PA 1940. Original. Folio. Contents clean bright and tight. Page 22 is missing but not included in the table of contents so likely never existed. Severe age toning to margins of covers. With small sticker on lower left front and wear to cover edges. Grey paper wraps with 4 metal paper-fasteners at spine. Black lettering on front cover. 86 pp. of which pp. 7 - 21 are fold-out plans in bw. Oversize/folio and may require extra postage. Works Project Administration Project Number 18670. Includes an introduction and table of contents. Pages 23 to the end are various tables filled with different kinds of data. Sponsored by the Harrisburg Housing Authority. Covers all sorts of things such as land use number of dwelling units and business units converted structures montly rents occupancy mortgage status sanitary facilities structure condition persons per room race only two categories white and colored etc. unknown books
1946Best.-Nr. 33453Washington D.C.: Maps and Graphic Division 1946. 1st. revision March 1946. Edges browned 4 inch and 2 inch tears on folds one with small loss at double fold small chip and stain to margins top and bottom some minor edge wear and marginal tears; a good copy. 1 pp. 110 x 90 cm. Color map of China's transportation routes during the war. Scale ca. 1:2750000; E 1000--E 1260/N 420--N 180. Map no. 1379 June 15 1945. OCLC shows only one copy at the LOC of this revised copy. Maps and Graphic Division unknown books
1950Best.-Nr. 24433Chicago: n.p. 1950. First edition. Loose in portfolio. Tiny corner crease to text leaf otherwise fine copies in a lightly sunned and soiled printed envelop. 15 leaves. Illus. with color plates. 8vo. This collection reproduces fourteen of the Lincoln Dioramas of the Chicago Historical Society depicting important events in the life of Abraham Lincoln. Initiated by Historical Society president Charles B. Pike in 1939 as an addition to the historical rooms and galleries created in 1932 the diorama events were carefully researched and built by employees of the Museum Extension Program sponsored by the WPA during the Great Depression. Uncommon. n.p. unknown books
1966Best.-Nr. WRCLIT78213New York: Published for the Museum of Modern Art by Arno Press 1966. xxxiv27231pp. Large octavo. Cloth. Plates. A very good to near fine copy. Photo-offset reprint of the original 1941 publication by MOMA compiled under the auspices of the New York section of the Federal Writers Program. As would be expected a massive pioneering work. Published for the Museum of Modern Art by Arno Press hardcover books
1937Best.-Nr. WRCLIT72889New York 1937. Volume one numbers 4 & 5; volume 2 numbers 1-4. Six issues. Quarto. Stapled stiff wrappers. Photographs and illustrations a few in color. Wrappers occasionally dust-tanned or smudged library blind-stamp in lower fore- corner of first wrapper; chiefly very good. Edited by Pierre de Rohan. Originally subtitled the "Monthly News Bulletin Issued for All Workers on Federal Theatre Projects Throughout America by the Bureau of Research and Publication" then finally abbreviated to the "Bulletin of the Federal Theatre Project." An essential record of the Theatre Project under the direction of Hallie Flanagan. Its aspiration to appear monthly was short-lived and a final third volume appeared evidently terminating in May 1938. The last three issues here indicate efforts to achieve distribution to the public through newsstands and bookshops rather than just to individuals associated with the Project. Those issues were distributed according to a note in pictorial covers rather than in the typographic wrappers evidenced here. Don Freeman contributed several frontispieces including color and there are color plates of marionettes and costume designs. The text ranges from summary reports and projections by Flanagan and others to accounts of specific productions and theatre groups in the North East as well as elsewhere. Uncommon essential. unknown books
1936Best.-Nr. WRCLIT72942New York 1936. Volume one number five. Quarto. Stapled stiff wrappers. Photographs and illustrations two pages in color lithograph. Wrappers faintly dust tanned at edgesotherwise very good. Edited by Pierre de Rohan. Originally subtitled the "Monthly News Bulletin Issued for All Workers on Federal Theatre Projects Throughout America by the Bureau of Research and Publication" then finally abbreviated to the "Bulletin of the Federal Theatre Project." An essential record of the Theatre Project under the direction of Hallie Flanagan. Its aspiration to appear monthly was short-lived and a final third volume appeared evidently terminating in May 1938. Don Freeman contributes a multilithographed frontispiece and there are two color plates of costume designs. The text ranges from summary reports and projections by Flannagan and others to accounts of specific productions and theatre groups in the North East as well as elsewhere. Uncommon essential. unknown books
1936Best.-Nr. WRCLIT72943New York 1936. Volume two number two. Quarto. Stapled stiff wrappers. Photographs and illustrations two pages in color lithograph. Wrappers dust soiled with some light inky fingerprints internally very good. Edited by Pierre de Rohan. Originally subtitled the "Monthly News Bulletin Issued for All Workers on Federal Theatre Projects Throughout America by the Bureau of Research and Publication" then finally abbreviated to the "Bulletin of the Federal Theatre Project." An essential record of the Theatre Project under the direction of Hallie Flanagan. Its aspiration to appear monthly was short-lived and a final third volume appeared evidently terminating in May 1938. Don Freeman contributes a multilithographed frontispiece and there is a color litho of costume designs. The text ranges from summary reports and projections by Flannagan and others to accounts of specific productions and theatre groups in the North East as well as elsewhere. Uncommon essential. unknown books
1937Best.-Nr. WRCLIT72944New York 1937. Volume two number three. Quarto. Stapled stiff wrappers. Photographs and illustrations one in color lithograph. Lower wrapper dust darkened at edges otherwise very good. Edited by Pierre de Rohan. Originally subtitled the "Monthly News Bulletin Issued for All Workers on Federal Theatre Projects Throughout America by the Bureau of Research and Publication" then finally abbreviated to the "Bulletin of the Federal Theatre Project." An essential record of the Theatre Project under the direction of Hallie Flanagan. Its aspiration to appear monthly was short-lived and a final third volume appeared evidently terminating in May 1938. Don Freeman contributes a frontispiece and there is a color litho of marionettes. The text ranges from summary reports and projections by Flannagan and others to accounts of specific productions and theatre groups in the North East as well as elsewhere. Uncommon essential. unknown books
1937Best.-Nr. WRCLIT72945New York 1937. Volume two number four. Quarto. Stapled stiff wrappers. Photographs and illustrations one in color lithograph. Wrappers dust darkened at edges otherwise very good. Edited by Pierre de Rohan. Originally subtitled the "Monthly News Bulletin Issued for All Workers on Federal Theatre Projects Throughout America by the Bureau of Research and Publication" then finally abbreviated to the "Bulletin of the Federal Theatre Project." An essential record of the Theatre Project under the direction of Hallie Flanagan. Its aspiration to appear monthly was short-lived and a final third volume appeared evidently terminating in May 1938. Don Freeman contributes a frontispiece and there is a color litho of a stage design. The text ranges from summary reports and projections by Flannagan and others to accounts of specific productions and theatre groups in the North East as well as elsewhere. Uncommon essential. unknown books
1939Best.-Nr. WRCLIT63171Stanford: James Ladd Delkin - Stanford University 1939. Small quarto. Cloth and pictorial boards paper spine label. Frontis illustrations and plates. Boards somewhat marked and dust- soiled bookplate; just a good copy internally very good. First edition. One of 1000 copies printed at the Grabhorn Press. Prepared by the Northern California Writers' Project for the American Guide Series. Introduction by Walter McElroy illustrations by Pauline Vinson. James Ladd Delkin - Stanford University hardcover books
2005Best.-Nr. 32969n.p.: Westview Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2005. Hardcover. 0813343046 . Second printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Westview Press hardcover books
2005Best.-Nr. 33256NY: Russell Sage Foundation. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2005. Hardcover. 0871543400 . First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Russell Sage Foundation hardcover books
1935Best.-Nr. 12056Berlin, Industrieverlag Spaeth & Linde o.J., 1935. 1. Aufl. Orig. Halb-Leinwand-Ordner (mit Finger-Registern), ca. 1000 S., Gr.8°. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1951Best.-Nr. 3344209Zürich, Polygraphischer Verlag, 1951. 254 S. OKart.
2014Best.-Nr. ml45hraxbvkSeoul, National University Press, 2014. XXI, 366 pages. - Publisher's hardcover with illustrated dustjacket; 8vo.(ca. 22 x 16 x 2 cm).
2003Best.-Nr. ml45hrbxbvkNot dated (ca. 2003). XIII, 209 pages. - Publisher's hardcover with colour-illustrated dustjacket; 8vo.(ca. 24 x 18 cm).
1927Best.-Nr. WIRT1133Wien u. Leipzig, C. Barth 1927. Gr.-8°. 234 S., 8 Bl. Anzeigen. Mit über 40 Illustrationen u. (meist farb., tls. gef. oder mehrfach gef.) Beilagen (Beispiele für Prospekte) sowie 5 Sonderaufsätzen (u.a. über französische, englische, amerikanische Prospekte), einem Aufsatz über den Prospektwettbewerb für die "Hamburger Schneestiefel" der Fa. Phönix A.G., Literaturverz. u. Sachregister. Drei angeführte Muster wurden laut Vorwort dem Buch aus technischen Gründen nicht beigegeben. OHalbleinen. Einbd. angestaubt u. etw. fl., Ecken u. Kanten berieben, ein gef. Prospekt mit säurefrei hinterl. Einriss. Exlibris (lädiert). Zahlr. reizvolle Prospekte der Zwanzigerjahre im Original beigebunden.
1975Best.-Nr. FOT60258New York, Appel 1975. Leinen. Groß-8°, X, 145 S. mit 142 s/w-Fotos, Neuausgabe des 1940 erschienenen Buches. Bibliotheksstempel auf Vorsatz, Kanten minimal bestoßen, sonst gut erhalten.
1920Best.-Nr. WIRT0359Lpz., Gloeckner 1920. Lex.-8°, IV, 555 S., 1 nn. S. Vlgsanz., OHLn., berieben, angestaubt, abgegriffen, einzelne kl. Schmutzfl. auf den Deckel, papierbed. stärker gebr.
1938Best.-Nr. WIRT0428Hambg., Vier Jahreszeiten 1938. 17 einseitig bedruckte Seiten, 1 w. Bl., OKart., geringe Gebrauchsspuren. Mit einem Beitrag von SS-Gruppenführer Curt Wittje: Deutschland 1913-1938.
1949Best.-Nr. 9940Cape Town u.a., Oxford University Press, 1949. Published for the South African Institute of Race Relations XII, 778 S. (24 cm) Leinen mit Umschlag / gebundene Ausgabe
2001Best.-Nr. 49390Düsseldorf, Verlag der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Schiffahrts- und Marinegeschichte, 2001. (Vorträge des 2. Forum Wilhelmshaven zur Marine- und Schiffahrtsgeschichte vom 3.-4. November 2000) / (Beiträge zur Schiffahrtsgeschichte, 4) 165 S. (24 cm) Broschierte Ausgabe
1977Best.-Nr. 3139505Boston: Baker Library - Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University 1977. (8), 95 Seiten. Gr. 8° (23 x 15 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
2007Best.-Nr. 461579Karlsruhe: Universitätsverlag. 2007. 156 Seiten. 24cm. Zustand: Sehr Gut, eher ungelesen; Broschiert
