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2010réf. DADAX1911663127PAVILION CHILDREN�S BOOKS 2020-10-27. hardcover. New. 9.17x1.61x12.24. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. PAVILION CHILDREN�S BOOKS hardcover
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2009réf. SKU2010026287PDNB Gallery 2009. First edition. Softcover. Like New. 0x0x0. An exhibition catalog. In Near Fine to Fine condition. Photographers included in the exhibition are: John Albok Mario Algaze Morries Engel Walker Evans Alfbert Freeman Lewis Wickes Hine Russell Lee Ruth Orkin Edwin Rosskam V.G. Schreck Aaron Siskind Roger Smith John Tarbell. Quite scarce in any condition. Gallery Director Burt Finger has collected these works of functional sculpture the last eight years. It all started with a gift of a shoe shine box given as a special piece of folk art by a friend. The collection of photographs with the same subject became an integral part of the compilation as well. Many stories of successful entrepreneurs started at a young age with the start-up shoe shine business. This narrative of a young man's first plunge into commerce offers a nostalgic look into our own youthful dreams of making our own money. However most of these photographs were taken in the Great Depression when shine boys worked hard to help support their families.Most of the photographs in the show were taken in New York City. Young boys and men lined the streets looking for their next customer. Ruth Orkin's charming suite of five photographs illustrates an aggressive young salesman almost grabbing his clients from a busy street in Manhattan. Everyone had shoes that needed to be shined his motive was to let them know he offered the best shine. John Albok's photograph Shine Please! was made in his tailor shop on Madison Avenue in 1936. The gentleman shoe shine man dressed in a double breasted sport coat and elegant hat evocative of the time would stop by every so often to shine Mr. Albok's shoes. He is pictured carrying a traditional wooden shoe shine box with a cast iron foot rest emblazoned with a star. In the background are several of Mr. Albok's framed photographs. The shoe boxes from this collection are from different parts of the world. Some have their original tools brushes polish etc. Each required the same features. The box had to be small enough to carry but big enough to top with a man-sized shoe rest. They also needed storage big enough to carry all the tools either in drawers or an empty space below the shoe rest. PDNB Gallery paperback
1965réf. 576New York: Midwood 1965. Paperback Original 1st. Original wraps. Near Fine. 4 1/8 X 7 1/8 Inches. 155 PP. A nearly "As New" copy in unread condition. Spine unbroken. A high-grade example of an early classic with "Good Girl Art" cover by Paul Rader. Midwood unknown
1964réf. 7964New York: Midwood Books 1964. Paperback Original 1st. Original wraps. Very Good. 4 1/4 X 7 Inches. 155 4 PP. "This was her world a GUTTER WORLD where there was no chance for her to become anythings but a GUTTER GIRL." First printing of this classic "tough girl" of the 50's novel. Cover art by Paul Rader. Light wear at spine and edges. One of the few titles of this era whose cover art can be spotted on t-shirts every now and again. Midwood Books unknown
1953réf. 5747New York: Popular Library 1953. First Paperback Edition. Original wraps. Very Good. 4 1/2 X 6 3/8 Inches. 123 PP. First Popular Library Edition. Light wear to edges and spine. First few pages have a bump or two. The classic original book cover art that is now plastered on posters and purses at every hipster shop in the country. Popular Library unknown
1961réf. 9463Greenwich CT: Gold Medal Books 1961. Paperback Original 1st. Original wraps. Very Good . 4 1/8 X 7 1/8 Inches. 176 PP. First printing of this now classic vintage paperback by Willeford! Front cover art by Robert Abbett. Originally titled "Deliver me from Dallas" on the typescript. Light bumping to top corners. A very attractive copy overall. Charles Willeford was a hard-boiled writer known for his dark deadpan style and deeply flawed characters. Drawing from his experiences as a soldier boxer and police officer he explored loneliness obsession violence and human failure with sharp realism. Best known for the Hoke Moseley series Willeford's crime fiction focused less on solving crimes than on the strange psychology of the people who commit them. Gold Medal Books unknown
2010réf. 80500Morgantown WV: Savannah Blue Vintage Designs. As New. ca. 2010. Photo Album. 50 clear plastic sleeves with an explanation page on one side and a full color reproduction photograph of a page in the original Godey's Lady's book on the other. ; Oblong 32mo 4" - 5" tall; 100 pages . Savannah Blue Vintage Designs unknown
1917réf. 25553ENew York: W.J. Watt & Co 1917. First Edition. The first mystery novel to have filmmaking as the background of the narrative. Frontispiece by Will Foster. A worn copy with the front board’s art work intact with some overall wear and pitting to the cloth especially at the rear hinge and board and the spine detached without dust jacket. W.J. Watt & Co hardcover
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réf. TOTE114 - A6018 - 9/28/20This plaid shirt from Tailor Vintage offers moisture-wicking and quick-drying properties maintaining comfort throughout the day. Suitable for various professional environments.• LuxePerformance fabric• Fast-Dry technology• Stretch for mobility• Button-up front closure• Two chest pockets• Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs• Small sizeFeatures: • 3772PT4102Size: Mens SThese are the Approximate Flat Lay Measurements Pit2PIt: 21 in Hem: 20 in Length: 27 in Sleeve: 25 in Shoulder: 15 inCondition: New With TagsA6018 unknown
réf. OTF-S-9780008665692Pavilion Books. New. BRAND NEW GIFT QUALITY! NOT OVERSTOCKS OR MARKED UP REMAINDERS! DIRECT FROM THE PUBLISHER! Pavilion Books unknown
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réf. PR121921-023Antique original photo of castle of Blois in France. 1 Escalier Francois 1er. 2 Chateau ensemble exterieur: le restauration. Photo in good condition except for some small folds on the edges. The original dia of the photo 1 has a tear in the left top corner so this photo has this as well. On the back the stamp: Les Archives Photographiques d'Art et D'Histoire. Paris.NL Originele foto van het Kasteel van Blois in de stad Blois in de Loire-streek langs de rivier de Loire niet ver van Orléans in het midden van Frankrijk in het departement Loir-et-Cher in de regio Centre-Val de Loire. Koning Frans I vormde het kasteel in het begin van de 16e eeuw om tot een meesterwerk van Franse renaissancekunst door een vleugel bij te bouwen met daarin deze wereldberoemde open wenteltrap en de ""gevel met de loges"". unknown
réf. PR121921-021Antique original photo's of Dinan France. 1 street up to the city wall. 2 Donjon of the castle. 3 Chateau Dinan. 4 Dinan maisons rue Jersual. 5 Rue Jersual old houses. Photo's in good condition. Photo 1 smaller than the others.NL Originele foto's van Dinan stad in het Franse department Cotes-D'Armor in de buurt van Saint-Malo. unknown
1989réf. 159639San Francisco: N.p. 1989. Vintage flyer for a nightclub event held on Saturday May 6 1989. The flyer advertises "Mixtress Chuckie" as well as the merger of Club Rapture and Club Mistique Club Mystique. Club Rapture Club Mistique and Scooter's mentioned in small type at the bottom of the flyer were popular San Francisco women's venues catering to the LGBTQ community in the 1980s and 1990s. 8.5 x 11 inches. Very Good plus with several small pinholes. N.p. unknown
1936réf. 25552ENew York: Harris Smith & Robert Haas 1936. First Edition. First Printing. Very good copy with some minor offsetting to the endpapers and a hint of foxing and edge wear in a lightly handled dust jacket with some dust soiling some small chips and tears. From the jacket flap: “.this novel holds all the grace and invitation of a Viennese waltz. It is really the very best type of satire: deep-going but done with so light a touch that the result is sheer entertainment.” Harris Smith & Robert Haas unknown
