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réf. 0553563963-11-1Skylark. First Edition. Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting. Skylark unknown
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1995réf. 26010056Bantam Books USA 1995. First Edition. Paperback. Good. Paperback. 119 pages. PUBLISHING DETAILS: Bantam Books USA 1995. First Edition. CONDITION: This book is in good condition. More specifically: Covers have light creasing. Edges of covers have substantial edgewear and corners are heavily bumped. Spine is uncreased. . Pages are reasonably tanned. ABOUT THIS BOOK: Giving readers a chance to improve things as junior advisors to the United Nations an action-packed introduction to world issues assigns a difficult and dangerous task filled with enormous challenges such as war and global overpopulation. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Children & Young Adult; Teenage Fiction; ISBN: 0553563963. ISBN/EAN: 9780553563962. Inventory No: 26010056. 9780553563962 Bantam Books paperback
2009réf. Q-1933390328Chooseco 2009-09-30. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Chooseco paperback
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1915réf. 6043471915. "J. Montgomery Flagg" in black fountain pen ink on his Thirty-three West Sixty-seventh Street letterhead March 25 1915. 8 1/2" x 11"; 2 separate leaves recto only. Fine. To Nichols who seems to be writing an article about becoming an illustrator: A long inspirational letter on becoming an artist and illustrator. Flagg thinks it unethical to talk about the "big" money to be made because it "incites the Kike and the trickster. . .and fills boarding houses and art schools with incompetents. . .Don't look upon illustration as a trade! . .It. . .takes more that the desire and determination and industry to become a good artist. . .it takes talent!". No Binding. Fine/No Jacket. unknown books
1947réf. 028399San Antonio TX 1947. Unbound. Fine/No Jacket. Three pages twice folded with first page letterhead of the writer in San Antonio Texas; Percy Montgomery "Monte" Barrett 1897-1949 was a newspaperman author and cartoonist who created the comic strip "Jane Arden"; Letter is addressed to Arthur J. Carruth Jr. editor of the Topeka State Journal newspaper; Content of letter reminds the recipient of their meeting 19 years previous and Barrett's development and marketing of the Jane Arden comic strip; There is also discussion of the Carruth genealogy which was his wife's maiden name. unknown
1915réf. 6043471915. "J. Montgomery Flagg" in black fountain pen ink on his Thirty-three West Sixty-seventh Street letterhead March 25 1915. 8 1/2" x 11"; 2 separate leaves recto only. Fine. To Nichols who seems to be writing an article about becoming an illustrator: A long inspirational letter on becoming an artist and illustrator. Flagg thinks it unethical to talk about the "big" money to be made because it "incites the Kike and the trickster. . .and fills boarding houses and art schools with incompetents. . .Don't look upon illustration as a trade! . .It. . .takes more that the desire and determination and industry to become a good artist. . .it takes talent!". No Binding. Fine/No Jacket. unknown
1519réf. 16912Philadelphia: The Wanderers Club. Very Good. 1915-1924. First Edition. Hardcover. The paper is browning and disintegrating. The contents are very good to fine but well glued in. Some beautiful Christmas cards as well as a whole section of ephemera notes menus etc. relating to the club. All sorts of interesting things. There is a miniature book "the Trail to Christmas" by Wilber D. Nesbit and a Christmas card signed by Bert & Alta Hubbard. Bert is the son of Elbert Hubbard Roycrofters. Also a pamplet signed by the then-governor of Pennsylvania Martin G. Brumbaugh giving his address on Pennsylvania Day at the Panama Pacific Exposition in 1915. Who knows what else is there I have only looked at a fraction of the cards. Price is for both albums. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall . The Wanderers Club hardcover
réf. 67-0167San Francisco: John Montgomery 1979. Two postcards from poet librarian and memoirist of the Beats John Montgomery to poet editor and graphic artist Norman Moser. Montgomery is best known as the original of "Henry Morley" a character in Kerouac's The Dharma Bums. Both cards are typed in the small italic font Montgomery was famous for among his correspondents. One card typed on the back of a photo service index card in blue ink contains a contributor's note for Montgomery's appearance in one of Moser's publications and brief notes on Moser's poetry. It is signed "J" over a typed signature. It is undated. The second is a postcard addressed and mailed postmarked 1979. It contains literary gossip news and advice. Not signed; typed signature "John Mont." Both cards Very Good with minor bumping and creasing. San Francisco: John Montgomery, 1979. unknown
réf. 900034"IT IS A GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO VICTORY MADE BY THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND"" ""IT IS A GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO VICTORY MADE BY THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND"" MONTGOMERY Bernard Law & Harold Rupert ALEXANDER Two letters addressed to Mrs Frank Kendall 1944 An original ALS letter from B L Montgomery to a Mrs Kendall 16 x 20cm written on 21 Army Group headed notepaper dated 21-5-44 on both recto and verso and signed; together with the original handwritten and stamped addressed envelope 13 x 10.5cm; the letter folded with creasing still evident; some creasing and brown spots to the envelope; an excellent survival; together with An original TLS from H. R. Alexander 11 x 17.5cm typed on embossed army paper headed with 'Headquarters Allied Armies in Italy' dated 16th December 1944 on recto only and signed 'Yours Sincerely H. R. Alexander'; together with the original typed and stamped official envelope; the letter a little creased but else near-fine; the envelope roughly opened with some tears and chips. Two interesting letters written by the infamous Field Marshall Bernard Law Montgomery First Viscount Montgomery of Alamein and Field Marshal Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis. The first written on the 21st May 1944 precedes what was later revealed as Operation Copperhead itself part of Operation Bodyguard the cover plan for the invasion of Normandy by just a few days. Here Montgomery addresses the loss of several parcels sent by Mrs Kendall to the troops which ""It may well be that the parcels went down"" he writes ""and I am so very sorry. But please tell all you ladies how very grateful I am for the truly wonderful work they are doing in sending parcels to the soldiers on the battle front. It is a great contribution to victory made by the women of England"". The second letter Alexander who was at the time the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces Headquarters and responsible for all military operations in the Mediterranean writes with similar thanks ""I am writing to thank you very much for your letter and for the bundle of newspapers you have sent for the troops under my command. Reading material of any description is always appreciated by my soldiers"" he types. Two interesting letters acknowledging the contribution of women to the war effort written by two army commanders who had a somewhat turbulent relationship for the duration of the war. unknown
1986réf. 12408San Francisco CA: Art Museum Association of America 1986. Softcover. VG- cover slightly worn. Teal wraps. vii 101 pp. 82 color plates. Illustrated catalogue listing of 82 works with five-page essay by Wayne Craven "Visions of America: The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries" six-page essay by Richard Martin "The Twentieth Century" and alphabetical index to the 82 artists. This catalogue is a cross-section of one of the most important little-known collections of American painting in the country. Lots of lovely color illustrations one to a page. Art Museum Association of America paperback books
