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1915rif. 37766Tucson: The Caslon Press n.d. circa 1915. n.d. circa 1915. ARIZONA. 6" x 9" oblong pictorial oversize wrappers. 24pp. No pagination. Numerous black and white illustrations to include views of El Paso & Southwestern Passenger Station Southern Pacific Passenger Station City Hall Tucson's Armory Scottish Rite Cathedral Carnegie Public Library double view of San Xavier Mission And Shrine various University of Arizona buildings Congress Street et.al. Tucson All-Year Resort." Few regions in America can equal the vicinity of Tucson in scenery. Tucson is entirely surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges such as: Mt. Lemmon the Catalina Mountains the Rincons Santa Ritas and hte Tortillitas Mountains. Rear wrapper shows a car riding down a dusty road in the desert. More illustrations than text. Light wear and soiling to wrappers and 3" split along lower spine else a nice promotional pamphlet. The Caslon Press, n.d. (circa 1915). unknown
1965rif. 002364U.S. Government Printing Office Washington D.C. 1965 Unpaginated. Presumed first edition first printing. Publication date: January 1965. Contents: A selection of newspaper and periodical articles give a "bird's-eye view of the Coast and Geodetic Survey's work as conveyed by Director H. Arnold Karo's preface. In all the work is a tribute to the agency's dedicated men and women who serve their nation "on land and sea." Not only in field operations yet indicates a critical support to those who work in the field by headquarters regional and field offices and observatories and laboratories efforts. Description: Publishers softbound wraps triple stapled on left side preface authored by Director H. Arnold Karo text illustrated with black/white reproduced articles and photos. Dimensions: 13 1/8 x 9 7/8 x 3/16 inches. Book condition: Near fine; ink ownership inscription atop front cover 3 Arabic numbers precede small cursive script signature soft crease at upper front board corner tip clean and crisp age toned wraps and text pages square and tight spine. A very nice copy. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. paperback
1889rif. 20251211001This Book is in Excellent Condition particularly for its age but is conservatively graded in Good Condition as I never grade Ex-Library Books in better than Good Condition. Ex-Library from a University Library but with Few Library Markings: just a Very Old Label on the Spine a Bookplate on the Inside Front Cover and a Couple of Embossed Library Stamps in the Interior. The Hardcover Boards No Dust Jacket as issued have Very Light Rubbing to the Surface and along the Edges but retains Sharp Corners and Bright Copper-Gilt Lettering with No Tears Creases Stains or Any Major Damage. The Binding is Strong and Intact. The Interior is Clean and Unmarked other than the aforementioned Library Markings of course with No Writing Highlighting or Underlining and has No Tears Creases Stains Mold or Any Major Damage. The Page Edges have Very Light Soiling but No Remainder Mark Foxing Stains or Other Major Damage. If Not for the Library Markings this Book could be graded in Like New Condition and is in remarkable condition for a book from 1889. Description Dedicatory Exercises at the Opening of the New Building of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Exchange; January 29 and 30 1889 was printed by the Commercial Gazette Job Rooms in 1889. This Book is a Hardcover measuring 6.25"" x 9.625"" with 223 pages. The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Building is considered the last design of architect Henry Hobson Richardson. He was working on the design when he died in 1886 and it was finished by his successor firm of Shepley Rutan and Coolidge. The building burned in 1911. Some of the stonework was salvaged and eventually assembled into a memorial to Richardson in Cincinnati's Burnet Woods. This book is a program for the dedication of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Building held on January 29 and 30 1889. The contents of this book are: Officers of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Boards of Real Estate Managers Clerical Force Committees on Dedication Delegates from Commercial Bodies Programme of Promenade Concert Programme of Dedicatory Exercises The Builders Introduction The Promenade Concert The Dedication The Prayer Delivery and Reception of the Keys The Dedicatory Hymn The Oration by General Edward F. Noyes Welcome by the Mayor Congratulations from New York The City of the Lake The Southwest The Mississippi Valley The Central South and The Old Dominion Letters of Regret from noted individuals unable to attend the dedication The Excursion The Banquet divided into: Toast-master's Greeting I. The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce II. The Northwest III. The South IV. The West V. New York VI. Chicago VII. Baltimore and VIII. St. Louis There is one plate an illustrated frontispiece of Richardson's Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Building. The book is otherwise unillustrated. Includes a tipped-in presentation slip stating "Compliments of Sidney D. Maxwell Superintendent." Commercial Gazette Job Rooms
2007rif. DADAX0521707633Cambridge University Press 2007-07-16. 1. paperback. New. 8.00x1.25x11.25. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Cambridge University Press paperback
2021rif. 2091502135412510Tokyo Antiquarian Book Commerce Cooperative 2021. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Tokyo Antiquarian Book Commerce Cooperative paperback
1927rif. 1927ephMiami St. Augustine: Miami Chamber of Commerce The Record Company 1927. Brochure. very good. with inlaid rate sheet and tipped in info that "Miami is ready for you" despite the hurrican of September16 1926 with 109 dead.… --- --- Miami Chamber of Commerce The Record Company Miami St. Augustine. 1927 9.2" x 8" brochure 4to folded to narrow 8vo 34 pages. including covers and a triple fold-out with photos of hotels on one side and of parks on the other. Profusely illustrated and 2 maps. Information hotels weather transportation steamship service boating golfing concerts shopping etc. Inside front cover offers a color map of Florida with all good roads leading to Miami. Inside rear cover is a color street map of Miami. Numerous black and white photos showing individuals participating in various activities various accommodations buildings etc. Miami Chamber of Commerce, The Record Company unknown
2003rif. DADAX0521788919Cambridge University Press 2003-03-17. paperback. New. 8.00x2.25x11.50. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Cambridge University Press paperback
2000rif. G0312244541I4N00St. Martin's Press 2000. Paperback. Very Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in excellent condition. Pages are intact and are not marred by notes or highlighting but may contain a neat previous owner name. The spine remains undamaged. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. St. Martin's Press paperback
1885rif. 65930Atlanta GA: W.C. Dodson Railroad and Commercial Printer 1885. Trade card 2 ¾ x 4 ¾ inches recto printed entirely in blue; verso prints the first National Flag of the Confederacy with verse "Compliments" of Lynan in part: "that the sons of men may know the flag that caused their fathers to leave home and fireside the Union to save." OCLC locates but three items printed by Dodson. Very good. W.C. Dodson, Railroad and Commercial Printer) unknown
1920rif. 4801Barcelona: Orfebres de Espana Sociedad Anonima 1920. Tall brad-bound trade catalogue 23 leaves printed rectos only. Trade catalogue of flatware illustrated in various patterns. Some wear to the printed card-stock wrappers otherwise very good. Scarce. OCLC locates no copies. Orfebres de Espana, Sociedad Anonima unknown
1926rif. 80573Cleveland Ohio: Common Brick Manufacturers Association of America 1926. Illustrating the wide variety of pleasing effects architects have produced with common brick this photographic trade catalogue contains 62 black-and-white images ranging from the home of Russell F. Barker in Hartford Connecticut and Saratoga High School in New York to a home designed by David A. Ogilvie in Pasadena California and an entrance and porch designed by J. Lister Holmes in Seattle Washington. A printed description is affixed to the back of each image. The Common Brick Manufacturers Association of America produced a variety of publications to promote the use of brick in the construction of buildings and homes: "By the early 20th century many builders opted to outfit wood-frame residences with single-width brick faces for a more budget-friendly option that still fit aesthetic demands." Oblong octavo. Bound with bolts in brown leatherette with gilt-stamped titling. Mild smudging to a few of the images with some general shelfwear to the binding. Scarce OCLC locates no holdings of this title with a few examples of similar catalogues from the same publisher. Common Brick Manufacturers Association of America unknown
1890rif. 6584London: I. J. & Co 1890. First Thus. Hardcover. Good. Folio. Unpaginated. Filled with line drawings of mirror or painting frame models offered by I. J. & Co. Bound in brick-red cloth elaborately blindstamped with gilt lettering on front board. Preliminaries foxed. With edge-wear; corners worn. A customer has identified several models for rooms at a house being furnished each with prices in pencil i.e. "Mr. Singer's room £ 8.8.0" "Study £ 12" "South Room £ 7.15" or "Nursery £ 6.0.0." We've posited 1890 as the publication date based on paper type image reproduction and binding; that date is mere educated guess. A scarce trade catalog consisting mostly of frames for mirrors and paintings each designated with a model number. Searches of auction records and library holdings revealed no copies of this title nor reference to the manufacturer I. J. & Co. Rare. I. J. & Co hardcover
1932rif. 3340Markkleeberg-Leipzig 1932. Small octavo 74 pages plus insert with two post-cards. Text in German. Printed throughout in maroon. Illustrated catalogue for German food production machines and products specifically for bakeries ice cream and candy production. Detailed images throughout. Over one hundred items featured including such as: Holzlöffel wooden spoon Waffeln waffles Eis-Handwagen ice hand-wagon Friko-Elektra-Eismaschine 30 Liter 30 Liter Friko Electric Ice Machine and Papierbecher paper cups. In green wrappers with red text hole-punch to upper left corner otherwise fine. Unrecorded. OCLC locates no copies. unknown
1884rif. 72035New York: Macgowan & Slipper Printers 1884. First edition. Price list for all manner of ironware manufactured by Lalance and Grosjean "M'f'g Co." -- milk and water pails pitchers pots kettles buckets bowls and basins; soap dishes; trays and pans; candlesticks spittoons toilet fountains and for the ladies an "Agate Douche with seven feet of rubber tubing and three nozzles" oh my!. 24mo string-tied gray paperwraps printed in black; approximately 64 pages; prices for over 200 items each illustrated with a drawing. Near fine. Macgowan & Slipper, Printers unknown
1913rif. 80058San Francisco: Lansing-Company 1913. Wraps. Very good. 16mo: 4 21-86 6 pp. with numerous illustrations from engravings. Original brown paper wrappers printed in red. Faint creasing to a few leaves with a negligible smudge to the rear wrapper; else very good or better. Scarce OCLC locates no holdings. A priced trade catalogue guaranteed to make every office supply-loving nerd rejoice dedicated to those most humble beasts of burden of industrial and office life: the dolly truck wagon car and barrow. Over 125 examples are given of the many innovative products offered by Lansing-Company formerly Lansing Wheelbarrow Company of Lansing Michigan from simple bag trucks to steamship cheese keg cask barrel post office gasoline engine automobile paper ham and bacon string sausage liver and sanitary trucks to name just a few as well as railway wagons baggage carts fat carts skids etc. It's glorious! And yes library book carts are included too. Lansing-Company unknown
1871rif. 62250Hartford CT: Columbian Book Co. 1871. 8vo. xxi 1 23-602 pp. plus 4 pp. publisher’s ads. Steel-engraved frontisp. with numerous woodcut engravings & illustrations. Plum-coloured publisher’s cloth gilt bear stamped on front cover title lettering embossed in blind on spine minor foxing to frontisp. minor sunning & wear to spine edgewear slight uniform interior toning still a VG- copy. Second printing of this informative work gathered from the author’s first-hand interviews with early settlers and mountain men of the Pacific Northwest including Joe Meek William Henry Gray and others. Much of the work was actually written in the house of noted Oregon pioneer & author Belle W. Cooke who describes how she was “often reading the manuscript to my father and mother for comment.” Victor herself notes after publication that some of the historical facts regarding Marcus Whitman his efforts in the Oregon Country and the massacre orally related to her by Gray needed to have been checked more carefully. Victor d. 1902 was the primary author for the Bancroft histories of Oregon Washington and the Northwest Coast as well as a noted author of poetry and literature. See Powers History of Oregon Literature pp. 282 305-309 Graff 4477 1870 ed. Columbian Book Co., hardcover
1922rif. NF182New York: Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America 1922. Hardcover. First Edition First Printing. Octavo 8vo. vii. 251pp. Publisher's cloth boards. Profusely illustrated. VERY GOOD in Very Good dust jacket protected in a removable archival cover. The book itself shows the endpapers lightly toned fore-edge with just the slightest hint of dust spotting otherwise the binding is strong and tight the text is clean and unmarked and the boards remain bright and distinct. The dust jacket shows light toning and rubbing of the spine otherwise is bright colorful and distinct. As pictured. Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America hardcover
1931rif. NF181New York: D. Van Nostrand Company Inc 1931. Hardcover. First Edition First Printing. Octavo 8vo. vii. 607pp. Publisher's cloth boards. Profusely illustrated with several folding maps. 13th volume in the series. VERY GOOD in Very Good dust jacket protected in a removable archival cover. The book itself shows the corners rubbed foot of the spine with the nick of the cloth otherwise the binding is strong and tight the text is clean and unmarked and the boards remain bright and distinct. The dust jacket shows two shallow chips from the head and foot of the spine marginal shelf rubbing along the edges and corners otherwise remains bright colorful and distinct. As pictured. D. Van Nostrand Company Inc hardcover
1933rif. NF183New York: D. Van Nostrand Company Inc 1933. Hardcover. First Edition First Printing. Octavo 8vo. vii. 506pp. Publisher's cloth boards. Profusely illustrated. 15th volume in the series. VERY GOOD in Good dust jacket protected in a removable archival cover. The book itself shows the corners lightly rubbed former owne name neatly on the paste-down otherwise the binding is strong and tight the text is clean and unmarked and the boards remain bright and distinct. The dust jacket shows chips from the head and foot of the spine marginal creasing and edge wear otherwise remains bright and distinct. As pictured. D. Van Nostrand Company Inc hardcover
1920rif. 3351Oversize quarto bound in the original printed wrappers. A fine copy with no wear or marks. 184 pages profusely illustrated with sheet metal building materials such as metal Spanish tile metal shingles roofing siding gutters awnings stamped and spun zinc and copper doors widows metal ceilings portable buildings etc. Great black and white photographs drawings and some color. An excellent reference source for the restorer. The Edwards Manufacturing Co.
1900rif. 070462Hendersonville North Carolina / Buffalo N.Y: Hendersonville Board of Trade; The Doulas Publishing Company and The Hammond Press No Date Listed; Circa Early 1900. Paperback. Very Good. 8vo. Illustrated. RARE. BOOKLET ON HENDERSONVILLE EARLY 1900s. Title page reads "The Most Picturesque Section of The Over Hills of Ottary to Those Who Seek Health Pleasure or Profit We Would Commend the Careful Perusal of this Souvenir Booklet". This fascinating booklet contains no publish date but the date on a map of downtown is dated 1907. The paper cardstock cover is in textured brown paper with gold and black lettering and ornamentation on the cover. Bound by two staples at the spine. Contents include an overview of Hendersonville distances to points of interest in and around Hendersonville from the courthouse prominent points in view from Hendersonville "Friendly and Church Societies" and a directory of hotels and boarding houses. Heavily illustrated with many pictures of Hendersonville and various landmarks during the early 20th century in black and white. Unpaginated. 30 pages. CONDITION: Overall VG. Mild wear and in very nice condition for its age in a paperback. Light crease down the center. Completely unmarked with no foxing. A marvelous rare copy with a pictorial history of Hendersonville. Hendersonville Board of Trade; The Doulas Publishing Company and The Hammond Press paperback
1973rif. 351Minneapolis Minnesota: Minneapolis Area Chamber of Commerce 1973. Paperback magazine; saddle bound with two staples. Monthly publication 11 issues missing November. Ex-library issues with library labels on cover; occasional library stamping or embossing on inside pages. All good condition; minimal wear with an occasional small tear. Text very good with little to no markings. Itemized list of issues: 1973 January Business & industry outlook: 1973 1973 February Agriculture: new growth industry.10: an interview with Cargill's H. Robert Diercks / 1973 farm forum/14 / A do-it-yourself view from the top/18 / Emergency!/26 1973 March Mozart on the mall: new home for theties events. Minnesota Orchestra / The old Lyceum: a nostalgic review / Movers & 'shakers': developer Gerald Rauenhorst. and new departments on dining and coming Twin Ci 1973 April The best American state. Almost. 1973 May The condos are coming! 1973 June Theatre: summer of '73 1973 July Special issue: the changing chamber William G. Phillips of International Multifoods new chamber president 1973 August Special issue: advertising in Minneapolis 1973 September Special issue: the office market 1973 October A special issue: the futurists. 1973 December The snowmobile: a status report / War games / The mpirg girl! / Christmas on the mall / Street people Greater Minneapolis magazine issues feature multiple full-color local advertisements local company profiles in addition to business and people “lists” in featured issues. Frequent profiles of the arts architecture local printing sports zoos theaters agriculture and general city life. A time capsule of Minneapolis growth often featuring advancements in technology and predictions for future industry trends. A sampling of topics include: Medical Alley Northwest Airlines Delta Control Data 3M Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Guthrie Theater Minneapolis Institute of Arts Mia Minnesota State Fair Pillsbury WCCO Minneapolis Star and Tribune Green Giant IDS Center “the space race” Northrop Auditorium Metrodome the Lakers the North Stars the Vikings the Twins Fairview Hospital the highway system Honeywell Northwest National Bank KSTP-TV the Minneapolis skyway system recycling Midland National Bank and Nicollet Mall. . Minneapolis Area Chamber of Commerce paperback
1893rif. 6177Montreal: The Gazette Printing Company 1893. First edition . Very Good. 23 cm; 225 pages and 20 half-tone plates 3 maps two of them folding. Extra half-tone printed title page. Bound in brown pebbled cloth. Slight fray at head; front free endleaf loose else unblemished and in very good condition! Signature of Dugald MacDonald on title page. Valuable reference for the development of commerce in Montreal from the earliest times to the end of the 19th century. The Gazette Printing Company hardcover
1921rif. FP244NY: National Automobile Chamber of Commerce 1921. Book. Very Good. Paperback. National Automobile Chamber of Commerce 1921 NACC logo endpapers introduction maker and trade name indices specs and great illustrations of all the current cars and trucks 240 pp plus catalogue request blanks Gently used with rubbing to edges and wear at the head and heel of spine. Deco Wraps. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Paperback
rif. jmc60Scrapbook. Very Good. Soft cover. ASSASSINATION DISASTER & CALAMITY c.1900-A PENINSULAR STOVE CATALOGUE REBORN AS A NEWS SCRAPBOOK. An unusual piece of American vernacular ephemera: a trade catalogue issued by the Peninsular Wood Stove Company substantially repurposed around 1900-1901 as a personal scrapbook of contemporary news and tragedy. Of the catalogue's 176 pages approximately 31 have been filled with contemporary newspaper clippings preserving reports of local disasters accidents deaths and other calamities in the Cincinnati area together with national news of the day. Of particular historical interest are the clippings concerning the assassination of President William McKinley in September 1901 providing a direct contemporary record of one of the defining events of the era. The compiler is unidentified although the choice of catalogue and the material assembled within it suggest a possible connection to someone who worked for represented or sold Peninsular stoves. The juxtaposition of commercial advertising and the immediacy of pasted newspaper reports makes the volume especially evocative of everyday information culture at the turn of the century. The underlying catalogue documents the products of the Peninsular Wood Stove Company a major American manufacturer of cast-iron gas and wood-burning stoves during the height of the country's industrial expansion. Its survival in this altered form gives the catalogue a second life as a record of the events and concerns occupying readers in and around Cincinnati at the beginning of the twentieth century. An uncommon and highly characterful example of early American scrapbooking and news ephemera combining industrial advertising local history and contemporary reports of disaster and national tragedy. About Peninsular Wood Stove Company-- during the golden age for American industry Peninsular was a giant in the manufacturing of cast iron gas and wood burning stoves. . Paperback
