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Source Book and Bibliographical Guide For American Church History
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1940rif. 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
1925rif. 46331New York: Irving Samuels Hat Co. ca. 1925. 9 x 7.5 in. unused hat box label minor creasing to fore-edge otherwise an excellent bright sample. Scarce hat box label produced for the Samuels Hat company who supplied Plebe hats for the United States Naval Academy and other military academies across the United States in the 1920s and 1930s. Irving Samuels Hat Co., unknown
1887rif. 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
1952rif. 46800New York: Reporter Publications 1952. Folio. 127 1 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 50 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends taffeta ribbons quilted fabrics and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers minor shelfwear rubbing still VG bright copy. First edition of this issue of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. This issue includes a large section on wool wool fabrics comments by such designers as Vincent Montesano Sam Deitsch Claire McCardell Vera Maxwell and others why they favor wool and more. Reporter Publications, paperback
1964rif. 46801New York: Doric Publishing Co. 1964-1965. Two vols. Folio. 106; 108 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 100 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends stretch fabrics mohair rayon lace and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers minor shelfwear rubbing still VG bright copies. First editions of these issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. These issues include extensive sections with fabric samples of the new and coming fabrics and fabric designs for the 1960s. Doric Publishing Co., paperback
1949rif. 46797New York: Reporter Publications 1949-1950. Two vols. Folio. 119 1 16 pp unpaginated insert; 134 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates 103 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers first with Van Gogh painting on cover 2nd w/ Chartres stained glass windows minor shelfwear slight creasing VG set. First editions of these two issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. The Crompton Velvets insert includes beautiful illustrations of models and the available velvets at the time along with their ads in Mademoiselle Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar of the time. The special insert title Notebook of a dreamer in the Chartres Cathedral issue shows how modern designers can pull fashion inspiration from designs in 12th and 13th-century manuscripts. Reporter Publications, paperback
1953rif. 46794New York: McGregor Doniger ca. 1953. Elephant folio. 19 x 28 in colour poster expertly mounted on linen backing with 1.5 in. border around the entire poster NF copy. A wonderfully rendered advertisement which was intended for men’s sportswear and jackets sold by the McGregor-Doniger company as part of their Color of the Hebrides campaign in 1953. The image shows the model dressed in the Hebrides Mustard-coloured corduroy suit with blue & gray tartan vest & lining against the backdrop of Lewis Island with the bold McGregor company name in tartan colours at the lower fore-edge. The McGregor company was founded in 1921 by David D. Doniger a hat-maker and tailor from Scotland who left the family clothing business to establish himself in the United States. He focused on sportswear clothing that was both comfortable but also with fabrics colours and styles which were chosen to compliment one another. The McGregor line became the epitome of Preppy fashion during the 1940s and are perhaps best remembered for the red Anti-Freeze jacket worn by James Dean in the 1955 Rebel without a cause. McGregor Doniger, hardcover
1950rif. 46798New York: Reporter Publications 1950-1951. Two vols. Folio. 123 1 16 pp unpaginated insert; 134 2 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 100 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends taffeta ribbons quilted fabrics and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers first with Steinberg cover art 2nd w/ classical image of spinning wool minor shelfwear slight creasing VG set. First editions of these two issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. The section on Renaissance Florence influences on textiles and patterns is quite nice and the ads are beautiful with many different fashion designs and samples. Reporter Publications, paperback
1953rif. 46799New York: Reporter Publications 1953-1955. Four vols. Folio. 151 1; 116 2; 116 16; 100 pp. 100s of colour and black & white illustrations some tipped-in plates over 200 tipped-in fabric samples including nylons worsted wools cotton blends taffeta ribbons quilted fabrics and more. Colour-illustrated softcovers first with Chinese still live cover art 2nd w/ Van Gogh Starry Night; 3rd w/ Hiroshige 4th with Herman Miller textile patterns minor shelfwear slight creasing VG set. First editions of these four issues of William Segal’s famed American Fabrics magazine that was considered the bible of the fashion industry at the time. All of the issues included sophisticated layout special inserts varied textures fashion design fashion art and promoted fabrics and textiles of the period. The articles on the silk section in No. 26 are of particular interest as are the numerous references to Army uniforms aviation fabrics automobile fabrics and of particular interest is the index to the first 28 issues in No. 29. Reporter Publications, paperback
1885rif. 46789Auburn NY: L. Marshall ca. 1885. Tall 8vo. One colour chromolithograph card 6.75 x 11.75 in. very slight toning to fore-edges very slight bumping to couple corners still a VG bright copy. First edition thus of this advertising card for L. Marshall who were a very successful and popular Victorian clothing and furnishing store in Auburn New York. They were particularly well known for their beautiful colour advertising cards sent out as promotions and were at their height of popularity at the end of the 19th century. L. Marshall, hardcover
1953rif. 46793New York: McGregor Doniger ca. 1953. Elephant folio. 19 x 28 in colour poster expertly mounted on linen backing with 1.5 in. border around the entire poster NF copy. A wonderfully rendered advertisement which was intended for men’s sportswear and jackets sold by the McGregor-Doniger company as part of their Color of the Hebrides campaign in 1953. The image shows the model dressed in the coat against the backdrop of the Isle of Skye with the bold McGregor company name in tartan colours at the lower fore-edge. The McGregor company was founded in 1921 by David D. Doniger a hat-maker and tailor from Scotland who left the family clothing business to establish himself in the United States. He focused on sportswear clothing that was both comfortable but also with fabrics colours and styles which were chosen to compliment one another. The McGregor line became the epitome of Preppy fashion during the 1940s and are perhaps best remembered for the red Anti-Freeze jacket worn by James Dean in the 1955 Rebel without a cause. McGregor Doniger, hardcover
1930rif. 45898Troy NY: Arrow Shirt Co./ Cluett Peabody & Co. Inc. ca. 1930; 1955. Quarter-sawn oak salesman sample counter display case 18.75 x 6 x 6 ins. with glass top & front door in back with catch w/ original label at bottom of the display indicating that this case was only to be used for the display of the Company collars preserving two Arrow Shirt Co. Collars some scuffing and wear to label at bottom of case affecting lettering minor wear to sides of case together with original Leyendecker advertisement printed on canvas w/ oak frame 28.5 x 21.5 ins. the piece has been professionally cleaned and mounted on archival foam core and removed from the original bars which were damaging the image and placed back in the oak frame some sunning faint discoloration to upper left margin still remarkable pieces. A wonderful advertising display for Arrow shirts and collars including pre-World War II counter sample case and 1950s promotional ad reproducing one of the famed Leyendecker images. These pieces originally came out of a small men’s clothing shop in Bend Oregon. The Arrow collars grew from the marketing idea by Cluett Peabody & Co. in Troy NY that it gave women an easier way to clean their husbands’ stained shirt collars without having to wash the entire shirt. In addition the collars wore out a much faster rate than the rest of the shirts so these replaceable collars would extend the life of the garments. This style of detachable collars remained popular up until the mid-1930s and largely declined out of use by the end of World War II.Leyendecker 1874-1951 created the Arrow Collar Man which was an advertising campaign that ran from 1905 - 1931 and was perhaps one of the most successful product brands in history. He created 100s of images and many of them are still synonymous with men’s fashion and styles. This advertisement was part of a revived campaign by Arrow Shirt Co. in the 1950s through early 1960s as they revived the nostalgia of the Leyendecker ads and pushed their shirts with soft collars. Arrow Shirt Co./ Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc., hardcover
1900rif. 46147Paris: B. Henry 60 Rue de Turbigo ca. 1900. 8vo. 16 pp. Over 75 text illusts. 1 photo illust. of B. Henry. Self-printed wrappers illust. on front cover some minor dustsoiling wear slight creasing still VG- copy stapled as issued. First edition of this fascinating and very scarce catalogue of the elaborate hair-pieces and wigs for the fashions of mostly women and some men at the end of the 19th century. The pieces include full wigs hair extensions hair braided into the styles to be pinned to existing hair decorative pieces for special occasions and more. In addition there is a very good section on how to accurately measure yourself for your hair-piece. No copies located in Worldcat. B. Henry, 60, Rue de Turbigo, unknown
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1990rif. BN513452Tübingen / Wasmuth 1990. 1990. Rene Gruau. Rene Gruau. Mode - Gilles de Bure Tübingen / Wasmuth unknown
rif. 0571525776.Gsheet_music. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
rif. OJ-H9DM-4C01Audio CD. Very Good. 1993 Release. GEMA. Running time 60:34 Flawless Disc in original rubbed case. Quick Daily Shipping with Tracking! L-12A unknown
1964rif. 454511964. MODE Peter G. Source Book & Bibliographical Guide for American Church History. Boston 1964. Reprint of original 1921 edition. Limited to 500 copies. unknown
1954rif. 030551London: Dept of Education of the International Wool Secretariat 1954. Fourteen booklets. Attendee's name to each cover. No other marks or inscriptions. Small crease to one front cover. Clean very tight booklets with bright unmarked boards rusty staples and no bumping to corners. Bound in and removable from a spring-back binder in very good condition. Total of 247pp. Fourteen lectures on wool its products including farming fashion carpets science Scottish wool New Zealand wool Victoria wool marketing finishing medieval wool biology Cistercian wool and West Country wool sponsored by the Wool Education Society from 1952-1955 in London. From a range of distinguished speakers including Arthur Raistrick and Hardy Amies. Soft Cover. Very Good. 8.5 x 5.5 inches. Dept of Education of the International Wool Secretariat Paperback
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2017rif. 211203New York: Thames & Hudson 2017. Pictorial boards 191 pages illustrations chiefly colour; 35 cm. Translated into English from the original French book Androgyne: une image de mode et sa memoire. Firm binding clean inside copy. OVERSIZE! Additional shipping charges may be requested for international & priority orders. A large-format coffee-table book. Richly illustrated with colour plates. "In January 2011 Jean Paul Gaultier's haute couture runway show ended with the image of a willowy blonde bride in a diaphanous gown. The bride was a man and one of the first models to walk for both men's and women's collections. The event marked the start of a trend. 'This ad is gender neutral' proclaimed a 2016 poster for the fashion brand Diesel; 'I resist definitions' announced a Calvin Klein ad in the same year while a Louis Vuitton shoot featured Jaden Smith wearing a skirt. The art of Edward Burne-Jones and Gustave Moreau the writings of Oscar Wilde and the mystic Josephin Peladan prove that the turn of the previous century was as compelled by androgyny as this one. Patrick Mauries presents a cultural history of androgyny--accompanied by a striking selection of more than 120 images from nineteenth-century painting to contemporary fashion photography--drawing on the worlds of art and literature to give us a deeper understanding of the strange but timeless human drive to escape from defined categories." - Publisher. CONTENTS: Beneath the veil; 'A length of horsehair twine'; A body of ivory; The inverted body; Opposing anatomies; Life as a novel; Civilization and its discontented; An amphibious creature; Puer senilis; The 'Androgynosphinx'; Amazons; Flaming creatures; A certain Mr Fish. 'Ladies and Gentlemen . . . and others' The latest mode. 1st. Hardcover. Fine. Folio. Collectible. Thames & Hudson Hardcover
2017rif. 211315London and New York: Phaidon Press Limited 2017. Pictorial boards 313 pages illustrations portraits some colour; 36 cm. Firm binding clean inside copy in publisher's mylar jacket. OVERSIZE! Additional shipping charges may be requested for international & priority orders. A massive coffee-table book. Richly illustrated with colour plates. "In this new collection from Annie Leibovitz one of the most influential photographers of our time iconic portraits sit side by side never-before-published photographs. Afterword by Annie Leibovitz. Annie Leibovitz: Portraits 2005-2016 is the photographer's follow-up to her two landmark books Annie Leibovitz: Photographs 1970-1990 and A Photographer's Life 1990-2005. In this new collection Leibovitz has captured the most influential and compelling figures of the last decade in the style that has made her one of the most beloved talents of our time. Each of the photographs documents contemporary culture with an artist's eye wit and an uncanny ability to personalize even the most recognizable and distinguished figures." - Publisher. Hardcover. Fine. Folio. Collectible. Phaidon Press Limited Hardcover
