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1962réf. 76631Redwood City CA: Ampex Corporation 1962. First Edition; First Printing. 3-ring binder. Very Good- in wrappers. Some wear.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Ampex Corporation unknown
réf. ANAIS-1572318651Microsoft Pr. paperback. Good. 7.6x8x9.3. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Microsoft Pr paperback
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1988réf. 2108300417xbvkNew York City, MDS-Productions, 1988. 2 DVDs in a DVD-Box with colour-illustrated cover-inlays; 8vo.(ca. 19,5 x 13,5 cm).
réf. 9164508-6Adams Media Corporation. Used - Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Adams Media Corporation unknown
réf. ria9780471467441_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; THE FIRST BOOK OF ITS KIND ON DISTILLATION TECHNOLOGY The last half-century of research on distillation has tremendously improved our understanding and design of industrial distillation equipment and systems. High-speed computers have t hardcover
1990réf. 2406Delhi India: Bodhi Leaves Corporation 1990. 8.5" x 5.5" pp. 4 478 6. Hardcover bound in red cloth boards in a cherry-red cover jacket. Jacket is lightly scuffed at the edges but otherwise sound; presently in mylar covering. Boards are clean and sound. Text is clean and readable. A few light scuffs to text block edge. Very good. A translation dictionary featuring words in English Chinese and Tibetan. Bodhi Leaves Corporation unknown
2008réf. 031843Hebron Soft Ltd;. All 3 Interactive Cd-Rom Do Not Appear To Have Been Used. No Markings But Little Shelf Wear To Stiff Covers Not Hardcover. . Very Good. Soft cover. 2008. Hebron Soft Ltd; paperback
1959réf. 2091202132802784Telecommunications Association 1959. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 1332p Map size: 15cm paperback size Number of books: 1 Telecommunications Association paperback
2001réf. 90651DaimlerChrysler Corporation January 2001. Trade Paperback. Good. DaimlerChrysler Corporation paperback
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1984réf. BN576141Springhouse Publishing Co U.S. 1984. 1984. Neurologic Disorders Nurse's Clinical Library Neurologic Disorders Nurse's Clinical Library Corporation Springhouse Springhouse Publishing Co ,U.S. unknown
1997réf. BN6692041997. 1997. Fake Books: Professional Singer's Country Fake Book: Low Voice Fake Books: Professional Singer's Country Fake Book: Low Voice Hal Leonard Corporation unknown
2015réf. BN731365VVB Laufersweiler 2015. 2015. Minna no Nihongo: Honsatzsu Kanji-kana Edition 1 : 973835940000 Minna no Nihongo: Honsatzsu Kanji-kana Edition 1 : 973835940000 3 A Corporation VVB Laufersweiler unknown
2016réf. BN7313833A corporation 2016. 2016. Minna no Nihongo : Romanized Version : Elementary Japanese : Main Textbook: CD included : Hauptlehrbuch mit CD Minna no Nihongo : Romanized Version : Elementary Japanese : Main Textbook: CD included : Hauptlehrbuch mit CD 3 A Corporation 3A corporation unknown
réf. BN746595Nirvana - The Albums Piano Vocal Guitar Songbook for Intermediate Players 52 Songs with Vocal Melody Piano Accompaniment Lyrics and Guitar Chord Diagrams Grunge Alternative Rock Sheet Music Nirvana - The Albums Piano Vocal Guitar Songbook for Intermediate Players 52 Songs with Vocal Melody Piano Accompaniment Lyrics and Guitar Chord Diagrams Grunge Alternative Rock Sheet Music Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation unknown
1980Book shows light wear only to oversize covers: two marks at spine on front cover, a little bit of corner wear, back upper corner is turned out slightly, covers show scuffing. Binding is solid and square, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 80 pages with usually four captioned b&w photos per oversize page, with chapter introductions, usually one page. Chapters include: Voyage of the North Star, Arrival of the Colonists, Drawing for the Land, Permanent program of construction, Colonial life, Farming, Personalities and personnel, Transient camp life. Signed by the author on the title page. Rare. In 1935, the Federal Emergency Relief Administration created an experimental farming community known as the Matanuska Valley Colony as part of the New Deal resettlement plan.[1] Situated in the Matanuska Valley, about 45 miles northeast of Anchorage, Alaska, the colony was settled by 203 families from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. The Matanuska Colony was part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal plan to help move the United States out of the Great Depression. It was one of many rural rehabilitation colonies to be established by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA). Others included Cherry Lake Farms in Florida, Dyess Colony in Arkansas, and the Pine Mountain Valley Rural Community in Georgia. In 1935, Americans in rural areas of northern states were among the worst sufferers of the Great Depression. In order to alleviate some of the pressures upon these areas, the FERA commissioned applicants from the northern states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan to colonize a tract of land in the Territory of Alaska. The administration chose these three northern states because of their climate and belief that representatives would be well suited to survive harsh elements of subarctic winters. The hope was that the colony candidates would be good farmers with the necessary skills and hardiness required for self-sufficiency in the harsh Alaskan environment. Each family was to receive a 40-acre plot to turn into farmland. From conception to realization, the project progressed rapidly. A survey was made of the Matanuska Valley in June 1934 to ascertain its agricultural viability. Some of the information that would have proven to be useful in planning the colony was not even available until after colonization had begun. Nonetheless, the following January, FERA and Department of the Interior agreed to undertake the project. A few weeks later, 80,000 acres of land was set aside for the project and, by April, the first construction workers and colonists left for the valley. According to historian Orlando W. Miller, a total of 241,332 acres were initially set aside for the colony, with an additional 7,780 acres added later on to provide more continuity between the farms. After all, it was supposed to be a colony with startup assistance from the government. In effect, they wanted to keep the farms together in a single area as opposed to being spread out across the vast region reserved by President Roosevelt?s Executive Order 6957 of 4 February 1935. Colonists began to arrive to their new home in early May 1935. There was very little ready for them as far as housing and supplies. Colonists were forced to stay on the train until transient workers could complete their temporary tent housing. Plots of land were given out through a draw, with the majority of the plots still forested. The colonists quickly got to work clearing their land in order to comply with the government contracts they signed. The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation (ARRC) was the governing body of the colony. The ARRC regulated the commissary, what was planted, as well as the activities of the colonists. It was also in charge of removing colonists who did not continue to meet expectations. Colonists who were in poor health, broke major rules, or were bad farmers could be asked to leave. There were many major issues within this administration. Rules and regulations as well as administrators were constantly changing. Within a month of their arrival, the colonists were extremely unhappy with their conditions. Currently, the town of Palmer, Alaska, which descended from the Matanuska Valley colonists, is home to many of the children of the settlers. Some of the original structures from the colony, including a church and barn, have been moved to the Alaska State Fairgrounds. Other remnants of the colony include the lush crops of the valley. Although the colony was not a booming success, it did become stable enough to provide dairy and farming. It did not significantly increase the population of the area, but it did develop the Matanuska Valley as the primary agriculturally productive region within Alaska. During the latter part of the twentieth century, the Matanuska Valley saw continued success with dairies and farming for local consumption. However, a number of factors limited their commercial success. With the decline of air and refrigerated freight costs, milk and other dairy products from the Pacific Northwest could be obtained for less than locally produced products. In addition, as the population of Anchorage grew to make it the largest city in Alaska, residents began to look towards the Matanuska Valley to build homes. Farm land became more expensive and taxes increased. As a result, many farmers sold their land to developers. (from Wikipedia)
2006réf. 101873The History Factory. Collectible - Good. 2006. First Edition. Soft Cover. 1882771184 F111 . The History Factory paperback
1942réf. 134915San Diego California: Flight and Service Department of Consolidated Aircraft Corporation 1942. Hardcover. very good. Manual correct as of October 1 1942. xxviii 284pp. Quarto. Original brown cloth with gilt titles to spine and gilt title and Consolidated Aircraft logo to front board. Corners and head and tail of spine rubbed and small bump to spine. Gilding bright; and attractive copy. With a colour frontis of the airplane and two partially-colored foldouts each foldouot with a tear not affecting the image else internally tight and clean. very good A scarce service and instruction manual for the B-24D which became the most productive heavy bomber in history at the end of World War 2. The manual is heavily illustrated with colour and black and white images of the aircraft and its construction and maintenance. A fascinating survivor and interesting piece of World War 2 history. 1942 Flight and Service Department of Consolidated Aircraft Corporation hardcover
réf. ria9780471360902_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; An understanding of high speed interconnect phenomena is necessary for modern designs such as routing and layout of computer motherboards. Computers have reached speeds where digital design must provide for these effects. The problem is hardcover
1857réf. 18923New York: Various 1857. Hard Cover. Very Good. TRINITY CHURCH PAMPHLETS Collected for the Corporation: 1857. Clean buckram exlibrary binding properly deaccessioned. Titles in brackets are as found in the CONTENTS page of the Trinity Pamphlets. Following that is the actual pamphlet running title and page count. Details of the 19 pamphlets: 1 Charter The Charter of Trinity Church in the city of New York; and Laws and Proceedings Relating to the same connected with the application now pending before the legislature concerning that corporation C. Van Benthuysen and Company: Albany NY 1846. 46 pages last blank. 2 Report of Commissioners of Land Office of 1836 The Trinity Church Title. Report of the Commissioners of the Land Office made to the House of Assembly May 12 1836. Pudney & Russell Printers: New York 1855 32 pages. 3 Memorial of Trinity Church to the Legislature in 1853 Memorial of the Corporation of Trinity Church to the Legislature March 26th 1853 from title page to #2 above State of New-York No. 63 In Senate Mar. 26 1853 Memorial of the rector church wardens and vestryment of Trinity Church in the city of New York. 6 pages last blank 4 Remarks on Trinity Church Bill. Troup Troup Robert Remarks on Trinity Church Bill before the Council of Revision. T. & J. Swords New York 1813 but reprinted here by James A Sparks 1846. vi 5-70 pages last blank. 5 Clark's minority report State of New-York No. 117 In Senate April 9 1846. Report of Mr. Clark from the Committee on Charitable and Religious Societies on memorial of inhabitants of the city of New-York in relation to Trinity Church. 36 pages last blank. 6 Examination of Clark's Minority Report Examination of a minority report made by the Hon. Orville Clark to the Senate of the State of New-York on the Memorials of Inhabitants of the City of New York in Relation to Trinity Church C Van Bethuysen and Co Albany: 1846 36 pages last blank. 7 Report of Committee of Assembly 1847 State of New-York No 114 In Assembly March 30 1847. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on sundry memorials of inhabitants of the city of New-York for the repeal or modification of an act passed January 25 l8l4.20 Pages. 8 Remonstrance of Trinity Church 1847 Remonstrance of the Corporation of Trinity Church against the repeal or modification of the Act of 25th January 1814. C Van Benthuysen and co Public Printers: Albany 1847. 16 pages. Includes pasted-in errata on page 11. 9 Communication of Vestry Feb 20 1856 to Senate State of New-York No 45. In Senate Feb 20 1856. Communication of the vestry of Trinity Church in the city of New York to the Honorable the Senate of the State of New-York in reply to resolutions of the Senate passed April 13 1855. 58 pages. 10 Factys versus Fancy Facts against fancy or A true and just view of Trinity Church / by William Berrian. New York: Pudney & Russell Printers 1856. 74 pages. 11 Reports of Senate Committee Reports of the Select Committee of the Senate on the affairs of Trinity Church with the Testimony Relative Thereto. Van Benthuysen Printer: Albany 1857. 284 pages last blank. 12 Argument of Counsel Arguments of the counsel of Trinity Church before the Senate Committee. C. Van Benthuysen Printer: Albany NY 1857. 66 pages. 13 Remonstrance and Protest Remonstrance and protest of the rector church wardens and vestrymen of Trinity Church against the repeal amendment modification or alteration of the act of 1814 in Relation to the said Corporation C Van Benthuysen: Albany 1857. 14 pages last blank. 14 Debates Debates on the Trinity Church bill in the Senate of the State of New York / reported by Douglas A. Levien. J Munsell: Albany NY 1857. 2. 98 pages. 15 To the Senators etc. To the senators of the Senate of the State of New York : being an examination and exposure of the "Report of the Select Committee to whom was referred the Report of Trinity Church made in 1855 made in Senate Janyar 29th 1957 and re-committed for further inquiry by a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church February 12 1857. 32 pages last blank. 16 Letter of Mr. Barnard A letter from the Hon. D.D. Barnard addressed to the Hon. Erastus Brooks Senator &c. on the proceedings against Trinity Church now pending in the Senate of the State. Van Benthuysen: Abany NY 1857. 44 pages last blank 17 A Word for Trinity Church A word for Trinity Church from the American Church Monthly for April 1857 /by N.H. Hudson. Edward P. Allen: New York 1857. 28 2-blank pages. 18 A Review etc. A Review of the reports evidence and arguments as presented in the case of Trinity Church to the Legislature of New York 1857. 34 pages last blank. 19 The Title Parish Rights and Property The title parish rights and property of Trinity Church New York : from the appendix to Bishop De Lancey's twentieth conventional address delivered in Oswego August 19 l857. Curtiss & White Printers: Utica NY 1857. 24 pages last blank and including errata at base of page 23 tipped in. This collection is scarce but was apparently published in this form - We find 4 examples in institutional collections in OCLC/Worldcat. Hard Cover. Various unknown
1857réf. 18923New York: Various 1857. Hard Cover. Very Good. TRINITY CHURCH PAMPHLETS Collected for the Corporation: 1857. Clean buckram exlibrary binding properly deaccessioned. Titles in brackets are as found in the CONTENTS page of the Trinity Pamphlets. Following that is the actual pamphlet running title and page count. Details of the 19 pamphlets: 1 Charter The Charter of Trinity Church in the city of New York; and Laws and Proceedings Relating to the same connected with the application now pending before the legislature concerning that corporation C. Van Benthuysen and Company: Albany NY 1846. 46 pages last blank. 2 Report of Commissioners of Land Office of 1836 The Trinity Church Title. Report of the Commissioners of the Land Office made to the House of Assembly May 12 1836. Pudney & Russell Printers: New York 1855 32 pages. 3 Memorial of Trinity Church to the Legislature in 1853 Memorial of the Corporation of Trinity Church to the Legislature March 26th 1853 from title page to #2 above State of New-York No. 63 In Senate Mar. 26 1853 Memorial of the rector church wardens and vestryment of Trinity Church in the city of New York. 6 pages last blank 4 Remarks on Trinity Church Bill. Troup Troup Robert Remarks on Trinity Church Bill before the Council of Revision. T. & J. Swords New York 1813 but reprinted here by James A Sparks 1846. vi 5-70 pages last blank. 5 Clark's minority report State of New-York No. 117 In Senate April 9 1846. Report of Mr. Clark from the Committee on Charitable and Religious Societies on memorial of inhabitants of the city of New-York in relation to Trinity Church. 36 pages last blank. 6 Examination of Clark's Minority Report Examination of a minority report made by the Hon. Orville Clark to the Senate of the State of New-York on the Memorials of Inhabitants of the City of New York in Relation to Trinity Church C Van Bethuysen and Co Albany: 1846 36 pages last blank. 7 Report of Committee of Assembly 1847 State of New-York No 114 In Assembly March 30 1847. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary on sundry memorials of inhabitants of the city of New-York for the repeal or modification of an act passed January 25 l8l4.20 Pages. 8 Remonstrance of Trinity Church 1847 Remonstrance of the Corporation of Trinity Church against the repeal or modification of the Act of 25th January 1814. C Van Benthuysen and co Public Printers: Albany 1847. 16 pages. Includes pasted-in errata on page 11. 9 Communication of Vestry Feb 20 1856 to Senate State of New-York No 45. In Senate Feb 20 1856. Communication of the vestry of Trinity Church in the city of New York to the Honorable the Senate of the State of New-York in reply to resolutions of the Senate passed April 13 1855. 58 pages. 10 Factys versus Fancy Facts against fancy or A true and just view of Trinity Church / by William Berrian. New York: Pudney & Russell Printers 1856. 74 pages. 11 Reports of Senate Committee Reports of the Select Committee of the Senate on the affairs of Trinity Church with the Testimony Relative Thereto. Van Benthuysen Printer: Albany 1857. 284 pages last blank. 12 Argument of Counsel Arguments of the counsel of Trinity Church before the Senate Committee. C. Van Benthuysen Printer: Albany NY 1857. 66 pages. 13 Remonstrance and Protest Remonstrance and protest of the rector church wardens and vestrymen of Trinity Church against the repeal amendment modification or alteration of the act of 1814 in Relation to the said Corporation C Van Benthuysen: Albany 1857. 14 pages last blank. 14 Debates Debates on the Trinity Church bill in the Senate of the State of New York / reported by Douglas A. Levien. J Munsell: Albany NY 1857. 2. 98 pages. 15 To the Senators etc. To the senators of the Senate of the State of New York : being an examination and exposure of the "Report of the Select Committee to whom was referred the Report of Trinity Church made in 1855 made in Senate Janyar 29th 1957 and re-committed for further inquiry by a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church February 12 1857. 32 pages last blank. 16 Letter of Mr. Barnard A letter from the Hon. D.D. Barnard addressed to the Hon. Erastus Brooks Senator &c. on the proceedings against Trinity Church now pending in the Senate of the State. Van Benthuysen: Abany NY 1857. 44 pages last blank 17 A Word for Trinity Church A word for Trinity Church from the American Church Monthly for April 1857 /by N.H. Hudson. Edward P. Allen: New York 1857. 28 2-blank pages. 18 A Review etc. A Review of the reports evidence and arguments as presented in the case of Trinity Church to the Legislature of New York 1857. 34 pages last blank. 19 The Title Parish Rights and Property The title parish rights and property of Trinity Church New York : from the appendix to Bishop De Lancey's twentieth conventional address delivered in Oswego August 19 l857. Curtiss & White Printers: Utica NY 1857. 24 pages last blank and including errata at base of page 23 tipped in. This collection is scarce but was apparently published in this form - We find 4 examples in institutional collections in OCLC/Worldcat. Hard Cover. Various unknown books
1945réf. 77-1654C2Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. 1945. 1945. NAP. 87p. Supplement 39p pasted-in. Photos. Illustrations. Folding graphs. Line drawings. Original Blue cloth. Oversize/Heavy. Numbered copy. Navy version of the B-24. Fine Copy. 1st. Hardcover. Fine. Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp., 1945. Hardcover
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