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1940ref. 47096Chicago: Sears Roebuck Co. ca. 1940. Tall 8vo. 11 leaves on thick card stock w/ 29 cotton & cotton-blend colour fabric swatches tipped-in all of them marked at lower part of page w/ stock no. Quarter-blue cloth over pictorial boards w/ notches cut into head & foot of spine for black ribbon binding to hold individual sample leaves with matching notches minor dustsoiling some thumbing to text leaves fore-edges minor shelfwear still a VG copy. First edition of this scarce salesman sample catalogue for men’s shirts sold by Sears in the 1940s. This catalogue includes samples for dress shirts designed with a button-down collar modeled on the popular Duke of Kent collar which sat further up on the neck than the Windsor and has long been a favorite of London’s German Street custom shirtmakers. Pilgrim Brand had a very long and successful life as a brand of Sears clothing for men first appearing on men’s socks in 1905 and over the next 60 years extended to men’s shirts ties underwear and even children’s clothing. Pilgrim hit its’ high-water mark in the 1940s when Sears sold Tru-Point Royal Ascot Royalton and Nobility men’s shirts under the Pilgrim label. The name was retired in 1964. Sears, Roebuck Co., hardcover
1987ref. __348431074Xde Gruyter 1987. Paperback. New. reprint 2010 ed. edition. 144 pages. German language. 9.06x6.10x0.39 inches. de Gruyter paperback
ref. __3112353714De Gruyter 1931. Hardcover. New. reprint edition. 309 pages. German language. 6.14x0.88x9.21 inches. De Gruyter hardcover
ref. __3111261964De Gruyter 1900. Hardcover. New. 2nd edition. 241 pages. German language. 9.05x6.10x9.61 inches. De Gruyter hardcover
ref. A9781032814162Hardback. New. Climate change has become the primary serious human and environmental threat of the 21st century and with associated variability it presents enormous potential to affect workers' safety and health as well as the workplace in diverse forms. hardcover
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1878ref. 31932Madrid: Oficinas de La Moda Elegante Ilustrada MDCCCLXXVIII 1878.- 372 p. 2 h.: Profusión de ilustraciones intercaladas en el texto; 8º 19 cm; Media Piel nueva de fina ejecución conserva cubiertas. Las cubiertas originales que conserva están algo fatigadas y con alguna falta. Por lo demás excelente estado. MODAS ALTA COSTURA BELLEZA Y COSMÉTICA Libro en español Oficinas de La Moda Elegante Ilustrada hardcover
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ref. a80225Paris. 1949. In French. Fur Coats. Fashion by Schiaparelli Desses Lafaurie Carpentier Rochas etc. Photography by Robert Randall including a 5 page spread on Les Banlieue de Paris by Robert Doisneau. Small folio 100pp. photo illustrations advertisements original illustrated wraps. Near VG some fraying of spine. . paperback
ref. 3111261964.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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ref. a76598Paris 1957. Fashion Magazine in French. Lg.4to. 108pp. monochrome and color photo illustrations original illustrated wraps. Photographers include: Prigent Routledge Sabine Weiss William Klein Guy Arsac. Good plus spine chipped light wear on cover. . paperback
ref. a67631Paris 1949. Issue for Mai 1949. 4to. 92pp. photo illustrations advertisements original illustrated wraps. VG spine ends lightly worn. . paperback
ref. a67629Paris 1949. Issue for Mars 1949. 4to. 96pp. photo illustrations advertisements original illustrated wraps. Good plus light chipping on spine. . paperback
1920ref. 3396A small portfolio of women's fashion designs broken into four folders of loose plates 20 plates per folder for a total of 80 plates. This copy missing plate 20 from the third series 1720-1775. Beautifully hand colored pochoir plates illustrating the fashions of the time each card measuring 7 1/2 inches by 5 1/2 inches the year shown at the bottom of each card. Each wrapper also illustrated with a color illustration. Charming original folding case with patterned papers and silk ties. Case is worn but intact with short silk ties remaining. Former owners name in ink on several plates in the first series some of the signatures across the bottom of the images. (Editions Nilsson)
1925ref. 3398A small portfolio of women's fashion designs broken into four folders of loose plates 20 plates per folder for a total of 80 plates. This copy missing two plates from the second series 1820-1845. Beautifully hand colored pochoir plates illustrating the fashions of the time each card measuring 7 1/2 inches by 5 1/2 inches. The year shown at the bottom of each card. Each wrapper also illustrated with a color illustration. Charming original folding case with patterned papers and silk ties. Case is worn on the spine but complete with four paste on labels intact and patterned covers bright. Ties present. No Publisher
1915ref. 48533Paris & Chicago: Geo. F. Crowley & Co. 1-3 West 37th St. 1915. Oblong folio bifolium portfolio 14.5 x 7 in. when closed 14.5 x 14 in. when opened. 54 original silk sample swatches including silk velvet & velveteen with all of them attached at upper-fore-edge each w/ printed label at lower corner identifying inventory no. printed price-list below samples. Purple cloth decorative gilt lettering & decoration inside above and below the samples slight wear minor dustsoiling to fore-edges still VG copy w/ silk braid to hang the advertising piece. First edition of this very scarce and beautiful Edwardian silk salesman sample advertising piece. This sample catalogue offers an incredible historical reference for the vibrancy and tremendous variety of silk velvets velveteens and rich fabrics before World War I for American fashion. Most of these silks and silk velvets were intended for the high fashion industry at the time encompassing dresses gowns capes scarves hats ties and much more. No copies located in Worldcat. Geo. F. Crowley & Co., 1-3 West 37th St., hardcover
1938ref. 64733Portland OR: Jantzen Knitting Mills 1938. 8vo. 28 pp. With 15 colour Jantzen Wisp-o-Weight and Kava Knit fabric samples tipped-in photo illustrations throughout. Colour-illustrated softcovers updated Jantzen diving girl logo on front cover minor rubbing soiling occasional internal annotations still a VG- copy from the library of Jantzen Co. founder John Adam Zehntbauer 1884-1969 who in 1910 had set up the Portland Knitting Co. with Carl Jantzen and C.R. Zehntbauer later becoming longtime President of the company. First edition of this exceedingly scarce in-house sales manual and advertising catalogue for Jantzen Swimwear and sportswear line featuring their “Wisp-o-Weight Lastex” line-up. In the late 1930’s the Jantzen swimwear lineup became synonymous with glamour and beach fashion culture often with designs created and inspired by such movie stars as Loretta Young Joan Blondell Ginger Rogers and Dick Powell for 1-piece and 2-piece Jantzen swimsuits representing Jantzen’s philosophy of flattering the female form. These styles incorporate the introduction of the rubberized yarn known as Lastex which was blended into the wool rayon cotton and silk blends in order to allow better give and fit to the suits as well as the introduction of the “Molded Fit” bustline suits. The men’s swimwear depicted in this catalogue include the “Half-Hitch Topper” “De Luxe Topper” “Streamliner” and more.Jantzen Knitting Mills were founded in 1910 as the Portland Knitting Company and within a few years they were producing a wool suit for rowing teams and then began offering bathing suits in their catalogue. By 1918 the demand for the “Jantzen Suits” had increased so much the company changed their name to the Jantzen Knitting Mills and in 1921 the red Diving Girl logo appeared as part of a national advertising campaign. The Jantzen trademark was purchased by Perry Ellis in 2002. See: Carrie Snyder & Debra Regan Cleveland Jantzen Inc. -- Fashion Designer Encyclopedia; Jantzen Timeline 2016. No copies in Worldcat. Jantzen Knitting Mills, paperback
1888ref. 48840Paris: Grande Maison de Blanc ca. 1888. 12mo. 42 pp unpaginated. Colour chromolithograph illustrated title 18 colour chromolith plates. Dark green silk gilt lettering on front cover very minor soiling edgewear front cover rear inner hinge starting still a VG bright copy stapled textblock as issued. First edition of this delightfully produced and illustrated history of gloves through the ages. These include descriptions of mesh gloves used by the Egyptians metal gauntlets used by Roman gladiators gloves to keep warm by monks during the Middle Ages leather gloves to protect the hands and arms of the falconer fencing gloves beautiful silk & lace gloves for noblewomen at the courts of Louis XV and Louis XVI and riding gloves for women during the Second Empire of Napoleon III and finally the Belle Epoque. Grande Maison de Blanc was a renowned firm in Paris during the Belle Epoque who were especially proud of selling French-manufactured gloves linens cravats and other household goods at a discount compared to many other stores at the time. They were pioneers in not only producing their own products in house by maintaining factories in Tarare Lille Fives and other areas around France but pushing other suppliers to offer steep wholesale discounts. Worldcat locates 2 copies NYU Princeton. Grande Maison de Blanc, hardcover
1943ref. 64738Portland OR: Jantzen Knitting Mills 1943. 8vo. 28 4 pp. With colour chart of “Swim Suit Colors” fabrics on inner front cover photo illustrations throughout centerfold “Swim suit style chart” on yellow-tinted paper. Colour-illustrated softcovers stylish fade-away pin-up cover art by George Petty minor dustsoiling edgewear extensive annotations & corrections still G copy from the library of Jantzen Co. founder John Adam Zehntbauer 1884-1969 who in 1910 had set up the Portland Knitting Co. with Carl Jantzen and C.R. Zehntbauer later becoming longtime President of the company ownership markings on front cover. First edition of this rare in-house sales manual and advertising catalogue for Jantzen Swimwear and sportswear line featuring their War years line-up featuring extended cross-outs and notes by Zehntbauer on which models and sizes were out including typed inventory numbers at rear laid-in. In the 1940’s Jantzen swimwear continued with glamour and beach fashion culture emphasized their built-in Beauty Lift Bras for Small Medium & Large Busts together with their style guide continuing to represent Jantzen’s philosophy of flattering the female form. These styles continue to incorporate in this catalogue the waterproof elastic Lastex Yarn “Water-Velva” which was forced by Wartime rationing to blend mercerized cotton rather than their other blends to continue achieving better give and fit to the suits as well as the introduction of the “Molded Fit” bustline suits. The men’s swimwear depicted in this catalogue include the “Half-Hitch Topper” “De Luxe Topper” “Commodore” “Surfer” and others.Jantzen Knitting Mills were founded in 1910 as the Portland Knitting Company and within a few years they were producing a wool suit for rowing teams and then began offering bathing suits in their catalogue. By 1918 the demand for the “Jantzen Suits” had increased so much the company changed their name to the Jantzen Knitting Mills and in 1921 the red Diving Girl logo appeared as part of a national advertising campaign. The Jantzen trademark was purchased by Perry Ellis in 2002. See: Carrie Snyder & Debra Regan Cleveland Jantzen Inc. -- Fashion Designer Encyclopedia; Jantzen Timeline 2016. No copies in Worldcat. Jantzen Knitting Mills, paperback
1939ref. 64734Portland OR: Jantzen Knitting Mills 1939. 8vo. 32 pp. With 15 colour Jantzen Lastex Yarn fabric samples tipped-in photo illustrations throughout. Colour-illustrated softcovers updated Jantzen diving girl logo on front cover minor rubbing soiling occasional internal pricing & product annotations still a VG- copy from the library of Jantzen Co. founder John Adam Zehntbauer 1884-1969 who in 1910 had set up the Portland Knitting Co. with Carl Jantzen and C.R. Zehntbauer later becoming longtime President of the company. First edition of this exceedingly scarce in-house sales manual and advertising catalogue for Jantzen Swimwear and sportswear line featuring their “Glamour Fabrics” line-up. In the late 1930’s the Jantzen swimwear lineup became synonymous with glamour and beach fashion culture often with designs created and inspired by such movie stars as Loretta Young Joan Blondell Ginger Rogers and Dick Powell for 1-piece and 2-piece Jantzen swimsuits representing Jantzen’s philosophy of flattering the female form. These styles incorporate the introduction of the rubberized yarn known as Lastex which was blended into the wool rayon cotton and silk blends in order to allow better give and fit to the suits as well as the introduction of the “Molded Fit” bustline suits. The men’s swimwear depicted in this catalogue include the “Half-Hitch Topper” “De Luxe Topper” “Streamliner” and more.Jantzen Knitting Mills were founded in 1910 as the Portland Knitting Company and within a few years they were producing a wool suit for rowing teams and then began offering bathing suits in their catalogue. By 1918 the demand for the “Jantzen Suits” had increased so much the company changed their name to the Jantzen Knitting Mills and in 1921 the red Diving Girl logo appeared as part of a national advertising campaign. The Jantzen trademark was purchased by Perry Ellis in 2002. See: Carrie Snyder & Debra Regan Cleveland Jantzen Inc. -- Fashion Designer Encyclopedia; Jantzen Timeline 2016. No copies in Worldcat. Jantzen Knitting Mills, paperback
1887ref. 46439London: Edward Harrison January 1887. Elephant folio. 17.25 x 25.25 ins. Hand-coloured engraving architectural details in the backgrounds originally folded into four sheets some chipping & edgewear to plate creases some minor repairs to verso small tears to lower fore-edge affecting a few letters a G- copy w/ the colour and images still very bright and crisp. First edition of this very scarce and beautiful fashion Supplement leaf which was laid-in with this Victorian monthly which was comprised of articles on fashion embroidery sewing craft work family reading sheet music and more. The fashions in the top row include day wear and more casual clothing for the well-dressed Victorian girl as well as winter jackets muffs and hats. The second row is devoted to evening gowns and formal wear reflecting the revived return to the bustle the fashionable tight corset which was intended to create a long torso and force an S-shape as well as high collars and chokers reflecting the influence of Alexandra Princess of Wales who hid a scar with these methods. The bottom row encompasses dress coats and evening coats which were long have elaborate hats fur trims and yards of rich fabrics. Each monthly issue would include descriptions of the illustrations and prices for cut-out fashion patterns which could be purchased from the Young Ladies’ Journal. Typically since these were published on fragile paper and often thrown away they have become quite scarce. Edward Harrison], hardcover
