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2016ref. __940177837XSpringer 2016. Paperback. New. reprint edition. 444 pages. 9.25x6.10x1.00 inches. Springer paperback
1959ref. 92296Torino: Paravia 1959. Rilegato tela cloth. Molto buono Very Good. Nuova edizione riveduta ed aggiornata sul testo originale di Vittorio Turri. 8vo. pp. X-1241. Molto buono Very Good. Dorso sbiadito Faded spine pagine brunite ai margini pages slightly browned to edges copertina leggermente sporca e sciupata lightly soiled cover. Quarta edizione 4th Edition. Paravia, hardcover
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ref. 2202PA313Colecção Millennium. 1 - Da decadência da Monarquia à implantação da República. Edições Colibri. Câmara Municipal de Loulé. 2001.De 28x20 cm. Com 304 págs. Encadernação do editor. Ilustrado no texto com gravuras fotografias a preto e branco e fac-símiles de documentos. I-162-E-14 unknown
ref. B9780807849385Paperback / softback. New. Exploring the cultural dimensions of the US contact with Haiti through a range of examples from the occupation and its aftermath this text shows that what Americans thought and wrote about Haiti during those years contributed in crucial and unexpected ways to an emerging culture of Imperialism paperback
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1934ref. 47946New York: Egger Preisig & Co. Feb. 1934. Elephant folio 18.25 x 13.5 in. 15 leaves unnumbered of light green stiff paper w/ sewn green cloth borders mounted on green linen hinges w/ 317 sample fabrics for laces & embroideries each w/ size & stock no. imprinted stamped with Egger Preisig & Co. on versos. Black cloth post binder embossed borders polished nickel posts nickel corner reinforcement bumpers to lower right corners handwritten label on front cover pen minor bumping to corners minor shelfwear starting to rear hinge VG- copy. A beautiful example of a 1930s era salesman sample catalogue with white laces lace borders & embroideries. Included are samples of Cotton and silk embroidered laces Swiss cotton embroidered borders and laces embroidered white sample borders for curtains tablecloths and other interior details. The lavishness of the binding and the production quality of the leaves indicate this catalogue was intended for quality textiles sold to well-off households and clients. All of the samples are in amazing condition. Egger, Preisig & Co., hardcover
1913ref. 45715Detroit MI: Elliott Taylor Woolfenden Co. Upholstery Department 1913. Elephant folio portfolio 12.25 x 17.0 ins. 2 large lace panel designs for doors on tissue folded 13 x 24 ins. & 12 x 21 ins.; one 12.5 x 15.0 ins. folded two 8 x 13 ins. folded & pinned to letter initialed from Herz & Co. 1913; 40 pp unpaginated. sewn folded paper sample scrapbook with over 100 clippings of lace panel treatment for windows display windows vestibules and more also 5 original photos 3.25 x 2.25 ins. tipped-in of window lace treatments provided by the company; 66 pp unpaginated. sewn folded paper sample scrapbook with 100s of black & white clippings applique designs illustrations for for oriental rugs lace curtain & panel design catalogues original design tipped-in. Burgundy cloth artist’s portfolio paper label w/ Lace Pannels penned in manuscript on front cover original ties some edgewear & toning to interior occasional chipping minor closed tears still a remarkable piece in an excellent state of preservation. A unique salesman sample book created by the upholstery department of Elliott Taylor Woolfenden Department store around 1913 for their clients interested in purchasing silk & cotton lace panels and curtains for their Victorian Queen Anne Homes and businesses in Detroit. They drew heavily on the designs and such suppliers as Herz & Co. New York; John F. Patching Co. New York; E.C. Carter & Son New York; the designs of Joseph Popper; Carpets flooring and lace designs of Farr & Bailey Manufacturing; and the Arts & Crafts Carpets of Witcombe McGeachin & Co. of England. The original designs laid-in to this portfolio from Herz & Co. appear to be for doorways and very tall vestibule or living room windows. Price information sizing and types of material are provided along with the designs. Lace curtains and panels became widely available after 1840 and eventually were a necessary requirement for most of the large upscale homes of the emerging upper middle class and wealthy families homes during the Gilded Age in America. The upholstery department appears to have drawn from a number of different sources and provided 100s of examples for their clients to choose from before they ordered. Elliott Taylor & Woolfenden was formed in February 1910 when the two major dry goods firms Taylor-Woolfenden Co. and William H. Elliott & Co. merged operations. They were a department store with strong specialties in suits hats interior decorating & design and other textile products. They maintained very high standards for their personnel and by 1917 were one of the most important commercial interests in Detroit. See Burton Stocking & Miller The City of Detroit Michigan 1701-1922 p. 100. Elliott, Taylor, Woolfenden Co., Upholstery Department, hardcover
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