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réf. 1543007597.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 139026386X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1992réf. 40235Establecimiento Tipografico El Trabajo 1992. unbound. Bueno. Establecimiento Tipografico El Trabajo. Madrid 1906. Tela lomo piel. 25x17. 562 pp. Contiene croquis intercalados en el texto de la obra. Planos que se acompañan al final fuera de texto. Falta en lomo. Establecimiento Tipografico El Trabajo unknown
réf. CCC-888116. edition france-empire, la date n'a pas ete imprime!, avec sa jaquette ( legerement frottee), non coupe, tres bon etat, 315 pages, illustré de photos noir/blanc, Photos possible
1994réf. 1132821994 N° 2 - Janvier / Mars 1994 - Année académique 1993-1994 - In-8, broché - 208 pages - Quelques illustrations (schémas) en N&B in texte
réf. MAR830M1921 / 792 pages. Relié au format : 14 x 22,5 cm. Editions Bredel Grémond.
réf. FAU507MS.d. (1953), GLM. In-12, broché, 43pp. Quelques marques d'insolation. Intérieur frais. Bon exemplaire
réf. 46196Ahuy (Côte-d’Or), directeurs: Christian Caillies et Pascal Commère. Un volume 14x21cm broché de 42 pages. Bon état.
réf. MAR335M1978 / 295 pages. broché Editions du Pen Duick
réf. 148815Honolulu: Hardy Marks Publications 1994. First edition of this significant archival work of the life philosophy and artistic practice of Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins. Octavo original pictorial wrappers cartographic endpapers frontispiece of Sailor Jerry glossary with color illustrations and photographs of tattoos throughout. In fine condition. Edited with an introduction by Donald Edward Hardy. Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins 1911–1973 was a seminal figure in the history of American tattooing renowned for elevating the craft through technical innovation bold stylistic synthesis and an uncompromising artistic ethos. Operating primarily out of Honolulu Hawaii Collins fused traditional American tattoo motifs—such as eagles ships and pin-up girls—with Asian influences particularly Japanese design principles creating a distinctive and enduring visual language. His contributions to the medium include the development of safer pigments custom needle configurations and a commitment to hygiene standards that helped professionalize tattooing in the mid-20th century. As both craftsman and cultural icon Sailor Jerry played a pivotal role in transforming tattooing from a marginal practice into a respected form of American folk art. Hardy Marks Publications unknown
réf. 148817San Francisco: Hardy Marks Publications 2004. First edition of volume two of this iconic collection of flash art curated by Michael “Rollo” Malone Sailor Jerry Collins’s protégé and the inheritor of his Honolulu studio archive. Octavo original pictorial wrappers pictorial endpapers frontispiece of Sailor Jerry illustrated with tattoo flash throughout. In fine condition. Introduction by Donald Edward Hardy. Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins 1911–1973 was a seminal figure in the history of American tattooing renowned for elevating the craft through technical innovation bold stylistic synthesis and an uncompromising artistic ethos. Operating primarily out of Honolulu Hawaii Collins fused traditional American tattoo motifs—such as eagles ships and pin-up girls—with Asian influences particularly Japanese design principles creating a distinctive and enduring visual language. His contributions to the medium include the development of safer pigments custom needle configurations and a commitment to hygiene standards that helped professionalize tattooing in the mid-20th century. As both craftsman and cultural icon Sailor Jerry played a pivotal role in transforming tattooing from a marginal practice into a respected form of American folk art. Hardy Marks Publications unknown
2001réf. 148816San Francisco: Hardy Marks Publications 2001. First edition early printing of volume one of this iconic collection of flash art curated by Michael “Rollo” Malone Sailor Jerry Collins’s protégé and the inheritor of his Honolulu studio archive. Octavo original pictorial wrappers pictorial endpapers frontispiece of Sailor Jerry illustrated with tattoo flash throughout. In fine condition. Introduction by Donald Edward Hardy. Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins 1911–1973 was a seminal figure in the history of American tattooing renowned for elevating the craft through technical innovation bold stylistic synthesis and an uncompromising artistic ethos. Operating primarily out of Honolulu Hawaii Collins fused traditional American tattoo motifs—such as eagles ships and pin-up girls—with Asian influences particularly Japanese design principles creating a distinctive and enduring visual language. His contributions to the medium include the development of safer pigments custom needle configurations and a commitment to hygiene standards that helped professionalize tattooing in the mid-20th century. As both craftsman and cultural icon Sailor Jerry played a pivotal role in transforming tattooing from a marginal practice into a respected form of American folk art. Hardy Marks Publications unknown
réf. 15-7341Kentfield CA: College of Marin ca. 1979. POSTER 8" X 11" Printed On Light Card Stock Very Good with small remainder of tape at top of page rubbing shelf wear. Illustrated. Kentfield, CA: College of Marin, [ca. 1979]. unknown
réf. 60694Musee des Beaux-Arts et d'archeologie de Besancon 1994 In-12 191pp. illustr. Bibliogr. p. 181-187. petits cachets ex-libris Nb-0346 unknown
1933Armand Colin 1933. In-4 carré broché de 32 pages illustrées. Petite tache à la couverture sinon Bon état
1917réf. BBS-048394The University of Chicago Press 1917. Hardcover. Very Good. 118 pp blue cloth-covered boards. A quick lesson in French written for soldiers going there. Light rubbing edgewear on boards. Pages yellowed slightly on edges; clean inside unmarked. Sound binding. . Size: 12mo - over 6 3/4 in - 7 3/4 in tall. Year: 1917. The University of Chicago Press hardcover
1825réf. 39776Paris, Lith. de Motte, Constans,, sans date, circa 1825. In-folio de 61 lithographies coloriées au pochoir, demi-veau brun à coins, dos orné a nerfs (reliure de l'époque).
réf. MAR543M1943 / 159 pages. Broché
1943réf. 164001943 Vichy, Secrétariat d'Etat à la Marine, 1943. In-16 (14x21cm) 159p. Broché couverture illustrée nombreuses photographies nb
réf. MAR573C40Session de 1950 / 882 pages. Relié Editions ATMA
réf. MAR575C40Session de 1937 / 698 pages. Relié Editions ATMA
réf. MAR577C40Session 1932 / 868 pages. relié Editions ATMA
réf. 948891979 1980 1981 Le Vieux Papier, fasc. 221 (avril 1967), 223, 224, 225, 226, 228 et 229 (décembre 1968), reliés en 1 volume, demi-basane, environ 27x19cm, des frottements sur le cuir, bon état pour le reste.
réf. MAR511MPublication trimestrielle de la Société Française d'Histoire Maritime, issue de la fusion du Comité de Documentation Historique de la Marine et de la Commission Française d'Histoire Maritime. Placée sous le patronage de l'UNESCO, du Conseil international de la Philosophie et des Sciences humaine, du Comité international des Sciences historiques et de la Commission Internationale d'Histoire Maritime.
réf. MAR512MPublication trimestrielle de la Société Française d'Histoire Maritime, issue de la fusion du Comité de Documentation Historique de la Marine et de la Commission Française d'Histoire Maritime. Placée sous le patronage de l'UNESCO, du Conseil international de la Philosophie et des Sciences humaine, du Comité international des Sciences historiques et de la Commission Internationale d'Histoire Maritime.
