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ref. aly508Lausanne: Editions Clairefontaine 1952. First Edition. 4to. pp. 121 7. b/w illus. wrs. rubbed at corners as well as head & foot of spine Lausanne: Editions Clairefontaine, [1952] unknown
2013ref. 108525Philadelphia:: Coachbuilt Press. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2013 2014. Hardcover. Complete in two volumes. Color photographs throughout both volumes. First editions. Both volumes are SIGNED and dated by Michael Furman in 2017. A lightly bumped lower corner to the first volume else both volumes are fine in fine dust jackets. . Coachbuilt Press, hardcover
2013ref. 108525Philadelphia:: Coachbuilt Press. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2013 2014. Hardcover. Complete in two volumes. Color photographs throughout both volumes. First editions. Both volumes are SIGNED and dated by Michael Furman in 2017. A lightly bumped lower corner to the first volume else both volumes are fine in fine dust jackets. . Coachbuilt Press, hardcover books
1742ref. OB995A La Haye chez Jean van Duren. 1742. Both volumes have engraved frontispieces. "Nouvelle édition revue et corrigée soit pour le style soit pour les citations par Monsieur D. L. M." D.L.M. is Antoine Auguste Bruzen de la Martinière. The Swedish author was much admired in France. Hard Cover. Two volumes in one: xxx 343 344-348; 300 pages; 16.5 cm. Good bound in full contemporary leather rebacked. Stock#OB995. chez Jean van Duren hardcover
1982ref. McClatchy-445Atheneum New York 1982 A near-fine copy. This book came from the library of poet and literary critic J.D. McClatchy from his estate in Stonington Connecticut. Note: Very light fading and crease on spine and a light crease on front cover as pictured. McClatchy left some dog-earing and ink marks in the text. This copy has been warmly inscribed by Strand on the half-title page as pictured. Strand also signed the title page playfully correcting the author's Anglicized first name and his own name probably as a nod to Spanish diction as pictured. Inscribed by Authors. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Near Fine. Atheneum, New York paperback
1991ref. 140949587New York: Collier Books 1991. Near Fine. Uncorrected Advance Proof. Signed by Mark Strand on the first leaf; his own copy from his estate via the late bookseller Charles Seluzicki. xxvi 297pp. Bound in publisher's off-white wraps printed in black. Near Fine with a few light pencil marks to the textblock fore edge. Poets showcased in this anthology include Joseph Brodsky Louise Gluck Thom Gunn Carolyn Kizer and Charles Simic. Collier Books unknown
1990ref. 571781Iowa City: The Windhover Press 1990. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Illustrated with two original woodcuts by Neil Welliver. Printed on Windhover paper by Kim Merker and Don Howell. Bound by Larry Yerkes. Folio. Stitched flexible wrappers with printed paper spine label. Fine. One of 225 numbered copies. The Windhover Press unknown
1990ref. 571781Iowa City: The Windhover Press 1990. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Illustrated with two original woodcuts by Neil Welliver. Printed on Windhover paper by Kim Merker and Don Howell. Bound by Larry Yerkes. Folio. Stitched flexible wrappers with printed paper spine label. Fine. One of 225 numbered copies. The Windhover Press unknown books
1991ref. 140949587New York: Collier Books 1991. Near Fine. Uncorrected Advance Proof. Signed by Mark Strand on the first leaf; his own copy from his estate via the late bookseller Charles Seluzicki. xxvi 297pp. Bound in publisher's off-white wraps printed in black. Near Fine with a few light pencil marks to the textblock fore edge. Poets showcased in this anthology include Joseph Brodsky Louise Gluck Thom Gunn Carolyn Kizer and Charles Simic. Collier Books unknown books
2019ref. __0367178664Taylor & Francis 2019. Hardcover. New. 413 pages. 9.75x7.00x1.00 inches. Taylor & Francis hardcover
1997ref. DADAX0892213604Brand: New Leaf Press AR 1997-07-01. First Edition. hardcover. New. 5.75x1.00x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: New Leaf Press (AR) hardcover
2018ref. __1138631647Taylor & Francis 2018. Hardcover. New. 2nd new edition. 506 pages. 9.75x7.00x1.50 inches. Taylor & Francis hardcover
2017ref. __1785363239Edward Elgar Pub 2017. Hardcover. New. 542 pages. 9.50x6.50x1.25 inches. Edward Elgar Pub hardcover
2021ref. Manohar-9781350141193Bloomsbury 2021. Hardcover. New. Bloomsbury hardcover
2021ref. Manohar-9781350141193Bloomsbury 2021. Hardcover. New. Bloomsbury hardcover
2007ref. x-0415356547Routledge 2007. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 204 pages. 9.50x6.25x0.50 inches. Routledge hardcover
1990ref. 69655Iowa City: Windhover Press 1990. First edition limited to 251 copies this being copy no. 37; folio pp. 60 printed on Umbria paper on rectos only in black and blue title page in black gray and blue; 2 woodcuts in the text; a fine copy in original plain gray wrappers made by Tim Barrett. Merker published Strand's first book Sleeping With One Eye Open in 1964 at the Stone Wall Press. Berger Printing and the Mind of Merker 97. Windhover Press unknown
1990ref. 69655Iowa City: Windhover Press 1990. First edition limited to 251 copies this being copy no. 37; folio pp. 60 printed on Umbria paper on rectos only in black and blue title page in black gray and blue; 2 woodcuts in the text; a fine copy in original plain gray wrappers made by Tim Barrett. Merker published Strand's first book Sleeping With One Eye Open in 1964 at the Stone Wall Press. Berger Printing and the Mind of Merker 97. Windhover Press unknown books
1997ref. x-0824798813Informa Healthcare 1997. Hardcover. New. 509 pages. 10.25x7.25x1.25 inches. Informa Healthcare hardcover
1974iv, 333 pages. Index. Profusely illustrated with black and white reproductions of wonderful archival photos. Fold-out map inside back cover indicates local landowners. A highly informative local history of this district just south of Foremost, Alberta. "The material in this book is based on old-timers' stories, records and research into various organizations. If [they help] you gain a better understanding of the harsh realities and the hopes and dreams of your forefathers' day, then this book will have served its purpose." - iii. Includes almost 150 pages of family histories. Prior owner has penned local map details onto illustrations on front cover and title page. Gift greetings atop title page. Average wear. A sound copy of this wonderful local history and invaluable genealogical reference. Strathern 3242, Krotki [2e] 924. Book
1987ref. 100-17101Harry N Abrams 1987-12-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Harry N Abrams hardcover
2012ref. BN261486Gabler Verlag 2012. 2012. Organizational Burnout: Das versteckte Phänomen ausgebrannter Organisationen Organizational Burnout: Das versteckte Phänomen ausgebrannter Organisationen Gabler Verlag unknown
1942386 pages. Bibliography. "Written as the result of several years' extensive and intensive study of the role of the Federal Government in establishing labor and safety standards in the maritime industry. The matters dealt with extend over a period of about 150 years... The present war, with its extraordinary need for an efficient merchant marine, and the recent transfer of the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation from the Department of Commerce to the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard... clearly demonstrates the importance of Federal control over labor and safety standards in the merchant marine during the national emergency. Chapters include: Seamen's Need for Protection; Recruitment of Personnel, and Training Facilities for Seamen; Collective Bargaining and Seamen's Organization; Seamen's Right to Strike, and Settling Labor Disputes; Regulation of Seamen's Working and Living Conditions at Sea; Regulation for Seamen's Working and Living Conditions in Port; Safety of Life and Property at Sea; Inspection and Enforcement of Legal Standards; Past Achievements and Future Problems; Specific Conclusions; Appendices of statistics such as development of the American Merchant Marine as to Tonnage and Foreign Trade from 1789 to 1940, Nationality of Seamen, Strikes in Water Transportation, Average Seaman Wages, Casualties of the American Merchant Marine, and more. Top corner of front free endpaper neatly clipped. Prior owner's details neatly in pencil upon front free endpaper else unmarked. Notary Public's blind stamp atop half-title page. Average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. Book
1937ref. 238341937. Chrysler worker strike photo archive depicting automobile labor actions across Detroit Chicago and Cleveland in 1937 during the decisive year in which the United Automobile Workers forced its way into the major automobile corporations and established industrial unionism as a durable power in American manufacturing. The photographs record the Chrysler conflict in the immediate aftermath of the General Motors sit down strike whose settlement on February 11 gave the UAW its breakthrough recognition within the automobile industry. Chrysler workers followed in March occupying plants in metropolitan Detroit and confronting the corporation over union recognition while related actions by automobile workers spread through other Midwestern production centers. Contemporary UAW records preserve demands press releases legal proceedings strike publicity and organizing material from the Chrysler strike through April 1937 placing these press photographs within one of the union's formative campaigns. Photo archive of 5 silver gelatin photographs each 8 x 10 inches Detroit Chicago and Cleveland 1937. The photographs show a mass of workers leaving an automobile plant; UAW members and a Women's Auxiliary Local 182 gathered beneath chandeliers with hands raised; office workers carrying placards reading "Local 889 UAW office workers on strike"; a crowd assembled outside a fenced factory complex; and workers gathered around musicians during a strike meeting or entertainment program. The Detroit images document the Chrysler sit down at Dodge Main and the activity surrounding workers occupying the plant including the participation of women outside the factory a role independently documented in contemporary photographs of the Dodge Main Women's Auxiliary. The versos retain their original press context through pasted wire service captions editorial markings publication instructions date stamps and agency credits including Acme NEA United Press International and Chicago and Cleveland bureau markings. One caption describes Chrysler workers numbering sections of the Dodge plant fence so relatives and friends outside could locate particular workers inside; another records a church service held for sit down automobile workers at a Chrysler plant on March 14 1937. A further caption announces the end of the Chrysler strike and reports that Governor Frank Murphy's office announced an agreement between Chrysler and the UAW while another records more than 8000 Chrysler workers forming a picket line after a walkout. The press captions and editorial stamps establish the photographs not simply as images of labor protest but as photographs produced and circulated through the contemporary news system while the strikes were unfolding. The Chrysler confrontation belonged to the extraordinary succession of sit down actions that transformed automobile labor in 1937. On March 8 UAW locals initiated sit downs that closed Chrysler's nine Detroit plants; the conflict generated court orders demanding evacuation of occupied factories demonstrations in Cadillac Square negotiations involving Michigan Governor Frank Murphy and sustained pressure on Walter P. Chrysler to recognize the union. Archival records at the Walter P. Reuther Library preserve the resulting Chrysler UAW agreement of April 1937 while contemporary photographs record Walter Chrysler signing the settlement in the presence of Murphy John L. Lewis and UAW leader Richard Frankensteen. The photographs here extend that history beyond negotiating tables to the mechanisms of the strike itself: occupied factories mass walkouts perimeter picketing communication between workers inside and supporters outside women's auxiliary activity and the public gatherings through which workers sustained collective action. Light surface wear handling marks occasional creasing toning and staining to versos with press labels and editorial stamps intact; one print with a corner crease. Overall in good condition. A concentrated contemporary press record of the 1937 Chrysler labor conflict and the workers families picket lines and sit down tactics through which the UAW secured recognition in the automobile industry. unknown
1937ref. 238341937. Chrysler worker strike photo archive depicting automobile labor actions across Detroit Chicago and Cleveland in 1937 during the decisive year in which the United Automobile Workers forced its way into the major automobile corporations and established industrial unionism as a durable power in American manufacturing. The photographs record the Chrysler conflict in the immediate aftermath of the General Motors sit down strike whose settlement on February 11 gave the UAW its breakthrough recognition within the automobile industry. Chrysler workers followed in March occupying plants in metropolitan Detroit and confronting the corporation over union recognition while related actions by automobile workers spread through other Midwestern production centers. Contemporary UAW records preserve demands press releases legal proceedings strike publicity and organizing material from the Chrysler strike through April 1937 placing these press photographs within one of the union's formative campaigns. Photo archive of 5 silver gelatin photographs each 8 x 10 inches Detroit Chicago and Cleveland 1937. The photographs show a mass of workers leaving an automobile plant; UAW members and a Women's Auxiliary Local 182 gathered beneath chandeliers with hands raised; office workers carrying placards reading "Local 889 UAW office workers on strike"; a crowd assembled outside a fenced factory complex; and workers gathered around musicians during a strike meeting or entertainment program. The Detroit images document the Chrysler sit down at Dodge Main and the activity surrounding workers occupying the plant including the participation of women outside the factory a role independently documented in contemporary photographs of the Dodge Main Women's Auxiliary. The versos retain their original press context through pasted wire service captions editorial markings publication instructions date stamps and agency credits including Acme NEA United Press International and Chicago and Cleveland bureau markings. One caption describes Chrysler workers numbering sections of the Dodge plant fence so relatives and friends outside could locate particular workers inside; another records a church service held for sit down automobile workers at a Chrysler plant on March 14 1937. A further caption announces the end of the Chrysler strike and reports that Governor Frank Murphy's office announced an agreement between Chrysler and the UAW while another records more than 8000 Chrysler workers forming a picket line after a walkout. The press captions and editorial stamps establish the photographs not simply as images of labor protest but as photographs produced and circulated through the contemporary news system while the strikes were unfolding. The Chrysler confrontation belonged to the extraordinary succession of sit down actions that transformed automobile labor in 1937. On March 8 UAW locals initiated sit downs that closed Chrysler's nine Detroit plants; the conflict generated court orders demanding evacuation of occupied factories demonstrations in Cadillac Square negotiations involving Michigan Governor Frank Murphy and sustained pressure on Walter P. Chrysler to recognize the union. Archival records at the Walter P. Reuther Library preserve the resulting Chrysler UAW agreement of April 1937 while contemporary photographs record Walter Chrysler signing the settlement in the presence of Murphy John L. Lewis and UAW leader Richard Frankensteen. The photographs here extend that history beyond negotiating tables to the mechanisms of the strike itself: occupied factories mass walkouts perimeter picketing communication between workers inside and supporters outside women's auxiliary activity and the public gatherings through which workers sustained collective action. Light surface wear handling marks occasional creasing toning and staining to versos with press labels and editorial stamps intact; one print with a corner crease. Overall in good condition. A concentrated contemporary press record of the 1937 Chrysler labor conflict and the workers families picket lines and sit down tactics through which the UAW secured recognition in the automobile industry. unknown books