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rif. B9798211225770Paperback / softback. New. paperback
rif. B9798211312890Paperback / softback. New. paperback
rif. 77-1836France: Vintage Press Studio Photo 1937. 17 cm x 25 cm. Good. Silver gelatin print mounted on cardboard. French writing on ink. Photo and paper warped on left side with staining on cardboard and some of the photograph. [France]: Vintage Press Studio Photo, 1937 unknown
1920rif. 25352E1920s. Original collection of 46 1920’s vintage color postcards of film actors’ homes and movie studios in Hollywood Los Angeles and Beverly Hills. Included are the impressive homes of Harold Lloyd Buster Keaton Kin Vidor Colleen Moore Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks ‘Pickfair’ John Gilbert Jack Dempsey Sessue Hayakawa William S. Hart Tom Mix Rudolph Valentino Will Rogers Nazimova to name a few. With the film studios of Goldwyn Warner Bros. Metro Famous Players Lasky and more. Each postcard is in a clear plastic sleeve within a large photo album. A lovely way to connect to the Golden Age of Hollywood and the lives of those in the film industry at the time. unknown
rif. 355Hanover Germany: Ondo Vertriebs-Gesellschaft Thyarks & Co. Soft cover. Vg/No Jacket. Oblong - 6X9 Inches. A Vintage souvenir postcard album circa 1910 with 10 mounted colour postcards one per page of the people and landscapes of North African regions. Each card is mounted on heavier paper see photos with descriptive text on the card in French and German. Lightly faded album covers are string bound and the postcards are brightly coloured and unmarked. Ondo Vertriebs-Gesellschaft Thyarks & Co. paperback
1910rif. 010581Paris France 1910. No Binding. Fine. 25 b/w Real Photo Post Cards of the Seine River flooding over Paris 1910 after intense winter rains brought the river to a record 8.62 meters. An excellent collection with historical views all in fine condition; non postmarked never hinged or mounted. unknown
1937rif. 57645New York: Empire Photographers. Very Good. 1937. Softcover. Vintage Photo of the Ulster-Irish Society of New York in the Hotel Commodore March 19 1937. 12 x 20" by Empire Photographers 1550 Broadway N.Y. . Empire Photographers paperback books
1998rif. mon0000095575Vintage Parts 411 1998-01-01. Spiral-bound. Very Good. in x in x in. isbn matches very clean plastic comb bound ediiton softcover with clean text. no marks solid binding very light wear Vintage Parts 411 unknown
1922rif. 93112Unknown. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1922. Magazine. Page is discolored from age and has minor tears at edges not affecting pictures or text. Period photos from this journal are beautiful sepia colored. These were purchased from a collection and though we can identify the date we do not know the name of the journal but it seems to be an obscure publication. The complete image does not fit on the scanner; 11x16; 6 pages . Unknown unknown
1922rif. 93110Unknown. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1922. Magazine. Page is discolored from age and has minor tears at edges not affecting pictures or text. Period photos from this journal are beautiful sepia colored. These were purchased from a collection and though we can identify the date we do not know the name of the journal but it seems to be an obscure publication. The complete image does not fit on the scanner; 11x16; 10 pages . Unknown unknown
1922rif. 93113Unknown. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1922. Magazine. Page is discolored from age and has minor tears at edges not affecting pictures or text. Period photos from this journal are beautiful sepia colored. These were purchased from a collection and though we can identify the date we do not know the name of the journal but it seems to be an obscure publication. The complete image does not fit on the scanner; 11x16; 6 pages . Unknown unknown
1902rif. 148841902. Loeffler A. Original 1902 photograph of the Park Row Building documenting one of Lower Manhattan's defining early skyscrapers only a few years after its completion. Rising above the surrounding streets and commercial buildings the tower records the vertical transformation of New York at the turn of the twentieth century and the concentration of new high-rise construction around City Hall and Park Row. Vintage black and white photograph copyrighted 1902 by A. Loeffler measuring 7 x 9.5 inches. The Park Row Building dominates the composition above the active city streets below preserving both the structure's scale and its relationship to the surrounding urban fabric. The verso is marked "Charles L. Ritsmann 228 Fifth Avenue Between 26th and 27th Sts. NY" providing a contemporary commercial ownership or distribution mark. Completed in 1899 the Park Row Building was among the tallest office buildings of its period and became an early landmark of New York's developing skyscraper skyline. Loeffler's 1902 image records the building within its original urban setting before the larger towers of the following decades altered the scale of Lower Manhattan. In very good condition. unknown books
1926rif. 148811926. Underhill Irving. Original 1926 photograph of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Building in New York City recording the scale of a recently completed Fifth Avenue office tower within the traffic and streetscape of midtown Manhattan. The building now known as 475 Fifth Avenue was completed in 1925; Underhill's photograph therefore dates from the year immediately following its completion and preserves its early appearance within the rapidly changing commercial architecture of 1920s New York. Original vintage black and white photograph approximately 13 x 11 inches. The image emphasizes the height and massing of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Building while also showing automobiles and street traffic below placing the skyscraper within the everyday circulation of the city. A notation in the lower left corner reads: "Farmer's Loan Trust Bldg. 5AY & 415tC17650. Copyright 1926 by Irving Underhill NY." The large format allows both the architectural façade and surrounding street activity to remain legible. Underhill specialized in commercial and architectural photography of New York and this image records the city during the interwar building boom that was reshaping Fifth Avenue and the Manhattan skyline. The juxtaposition of the tower with contemporary automobiles and street traffic provides a dated visual record of urban development only a year after the building's completion. In very good condition. unknown books
1895rif. 148821895. Original vintage gelatin silver print copyrighted 1895 showing New York's Postal Telegraph and Home Life Buildings on Broadway shortly after both structures were completed in 1894. The photograph records two early high rise office buildings at the edge of City Hall Park while preserving the transportation patterns of Lower Manhattan with horse drawn vehicles and streetcars sharing the roadway beneath them. Gelatin silver print 1895 measuring 6.5 x 8 inches. Taken from an elevated vantage point the image looks along the street past the Postal Telegraph and Home Life Buildings with pedestrians horse drawn carriages trolleys storefronts and surrounding commercial architecture visible below. The verso is marked "NYC Bldgs. Stc Postal Tel. Bldg." and bears a stamp from "Charles L. Ritzmann Art Store" providing contemporary identification and a commercial provenance mark. Completed during New York's rapid adoption of steel framed high rise construction the neighboring Postal Telegraph and Home Life buildings belonged to a new generation of large commercial structures transforming Lower Manhattan in the 1890s. The photograph dates only a year after their completion and records their original urban setting before automobiles displaced the horse drawn traffic visible in the street. Minor chips to the bottom corners and a minor crease at the upper left corner neither affecting the image; overall very good condition. unknown books
1916rif. 148831916. Original gelatin silver print dated March 20 1916 documenting Seventh Avenue between 40th and 41st Streets in Manhattan during the transition from horse-drawn and streetcar transportation to increasingly common automobile traffic. The image records the Hermitage Hotel the Broadway Theatre associated with Paramount Pictures surrounding commercial buildings and the condition of the street surface placing architectural and transportation history within a precisely identified municipal streetscape. Gelatin silver print black and white measuring 7.5 x 9.5 inches. The date "3-20-1916" appears along the bottom edge. A vintage tag identifies the location and camera position: "Location - 7th Ave 40-41Sts. Camera at Sta 27602 15' W of center line. View - Facing north showing condition of street surface." Automobiles and streetcars occupy the roadway while the Hermitage Hotel and Broadway Theatre provide fixed architectural reference points for the view. The combination of exact location data camera station direction of view and stated purpose indicates that the photograph was made as a survey record of street conditions rather than as a general city view. Its detailed documentation of roadway use commercial architecture and transit traffic provides a dated record of Midtown Manhattan in 1916. Very minor chipping to the edges; overall very good condition. unknown books
1916rif. 148831916. Original gelatin silver print dated March 20 1916 documenting Seventh Avenue between 40th and 41st Streets in Manhattan during the transition from horse-drawn and streetcar transportation to increasingly common automobile traffic. The image records the Hermitage Hotel the Broadway Theatre associated with Paramount Pictures surrounding commercial buildings and the condition of the street surface placing architectural and transportation history within a precisely identified municipal streetscape. Gelatin silver print black and white measuring 7.5 x 9.5 inches. The date "3-20-1916" appears along the bottom edge. A vintage tag identifies the location and camera position: "Location - 7th Ave 40-41Sts. Camera at Sta 27602 15' W of center line. View - Facing north showing condition of street surface." Automobiles and streetcars occupy the roadway while the Hermitage Hotel and Broadway Theatre provide fixed architectural reference points for the view. The combination of exact location data camera station direction of view and stated purpose indicates that the photograph was made as a survey record of street conditions rather than as a general city view. Its detailed documentation of roadway use commercial architecture and transit traffic provides a dated record of Midtown Manhattan in 1916. Very minor chipping to the edges; overall very good condition. unknown
1926rif. 148811926. Underhill Irving. Original 1926 photograph of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Building in New York City recording the scale of a recently completed Fifth Avenue office tower within the traffic and streetscape of midtown Manhattan. The building now known as 475 Fifth Avenue was completed in 1925; Underhill's photograph therefore dates from the year immediately following its completion and preserves its early appearance within the rapidly changing commercial architecture of 1920s New York. Original vintage black and white photograph approximately 13 x 11 inches. The image emphasizes the height and massing of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Building while also showing automobiles and street traffic below placing the skyscraper within the everyday circulation of the city. A notation in the lower left corner reads: "Farmer's Loan Trust Bldg. 5AY & 415tC17650. Copyright 1926 by Irving Underhill NY." The large format allows both the architectural façade and surrounding street activity to remain legible. Underhill specialized in commercial and architectural photography of New York and this image records the city during the interwar building boom that was reshaping Fifth Avenue and the Manhattan skyline. The juxtaposition of the tower with contemporary automobiles and street traffic provides a dated visual record of urban development only a year after the building's completion. In very good condition. unknown
1895rif. 148821895. Original vintage gelatin silver print copyrighted 1895 showing New York's Postal Telegraph and Home Life Buildings on Broadway shortly after both structures were completed in 1894. The photograph records two early high rise office buildings at the edge of City Hall Park while preserving the transportation patterns of Lower Manhattan with horse drawn vehicles and streetcars sharing the roadway beneath them. Gelatin silver print 1895 measuring 6.5 x 8 inches. Taken from an elevated vantage point the image looks along the street past the Postal Telegraph and Home Life Buildings with pedestrians horse drawn carriages trolleys storefronts and surrounding commercial architecture visible below. The verso is marked "NYC Bldgs. Stc Postal Tel. Bldg." and bears a stamp from "Charles L. Ritzmann Art Store" providing contemporary identification and a commercial provenance mark. Completed during New York's rapid adoption of steel framed high rise construction the neighboring Postal Telegraph and Home Life buildings belonged to a new generation of large commercial structures transforming Lower Manhattan in the 1890s. The photograph dates only a year after their completion and records their original urban setting before automobiles displaced the horse drawn traffic visible in the street. Minor chips to the bottom corners and a minor crease at the upper left corner neither affecting the image; overall very good condition. unknown
1902rif. 148841902. Loeffler A. Original 1902 photograph of the Park Row Building documenting one of Lower Manhattan's defining early skyscrapers only a few years after its completion. Rising above the surrounding streets and commercial buildings the tower records the vertical transformation of New York at the turn of the twentieth century and the concentration of new high-rise construction around City Hall and Park Row. Vintage black and white photograph copyrighted 1902 by A. Loeffler measuring 7 x 9.5 inches. The Park Row Building dominates the composition above the active city streets below preserving both the structure's scale and its relationship to the surrounding urban fabric. The verso is marked "Charles L. Ritsmann 228 Fifth Avenue Between 26th and 27th Sts. NY" providing a contemporary commercial ownership or distribution mark. Completed in 1899 the Park Row Building was among the tallest office buildings of its period and became an early landmark of New York's developing skyscraper skyline. Loeffler's 1902 image records the building within its original urban setting before the larger towers of the following decades altered the scale of Lower Manhattan. In very good condition. unknown
1970rif. 16443JCulver City: Metro-Golwyn-Mayer Studios 1970s. The original "Myrna Loy Building" metal sign from the M.G.M. Hollywood Studio lot. In the 1970s the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio started naming various buildings after their classic film stars. Myrna Loy was alive and well at the time of the naming of her building. This sign was acquired by a gentleman who worked as a carpenter on the lot for many years. His accompanying letter reads: During the middle 1980's 85 to 89 I Michael McGovern worked at the old M.G.M. lot Studios in Culver City California in the Permanent Construction Dept. The lot was sold several times in this time frame. At one point before the now Sony Studios it was owned and named Lorimar Telepictues. When the lot was Lorimar Telepictures they were painting and changing the M.G.M. lot to the new Lorimar "look." Thus the signs Blue and Gold naming the building after the old M.G.M. stars were taken down and replaced with the new signs brown and white that matched the Lorimar colors. I asked my boss if it was OK to keep the signs I changed and he said it was fine with him. Myrna Loy is best known for her portrayal of "Nora Charles" in six Thin Man films with William Powell of the 1930s but also starred in Manhattan Melodrama Libeled Lady Test Pilot The Best Years of our Lives Cheaper by the Dozen and From the Terrace. Her film career spanned more than 50 years Accompanied by a copy of Mr. McGovern's "Prop Maker" ID card. The sign measures 18 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches and presents with some obvious wear from the elements like extremely small areas of rust and signs of use overall in excellent condition. Today the studio lot is owned by Sony and it houses both Sony Pictures and Columbia Pictures. The Myrna Loy Building which was the old MGM sound department exists and it still proudly bears her name. Metro-Golwyn-Mayer Studios unknown
1950rif. 2738861950. unbound. All the pages measure 3.75 x 4.75 inches and are signed by various actors and actresses of the Golden and Silver ages of Cinema including: Jackie Coogan 1914 - 1984 best remembered in Charlie Chaplin's classic film "The Kid" 1921 and for his television role as Uncle Fester in "The Addams Family"; Sabu 1924 - 1963 the first Indian actor to achieve great success in Hollywood -- he died at the age of 39; James Mason 1909 - 1984 an English actor who made the transition to American films and became one of the biggest stars in Hollywood; Douglas Fairbanks Jr. 1909 - 2000 iconic American actor and highly decorated naval officer during World War II; and Robert Donat 1905 - 1958 English actor best remembered for his roles in Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps" 1935 and "Goodbye Mr. Chips" 1939 the latter earning him the Academy Award for Best Actor. All items are boldly signed and in near fine condition. unknown books
1950rif. 2738861950. unbound. All the pages measure 3.75 x 4.75 inches and are signed by various actors and actresses of the Golden and Silver ages of Cinema including: Jackie Coogan 1914 - 1984 best remembered in Charlie Chaplin's classic film "The Kid" 1921 and for his television role as Uncle Fester in "The Addams Family"; Sabu 1924 - 1963 the first Indian actor to achieve great success in Hollywood -- he died at the age of 39; James Mason 1909 - 1984 an English actor who made the transition to American films and became one of the biggest stars in Hollywood; Douglas Fairbanks Jr. 1909 - 2000 iconic American actor and highly decorated naval officer during World War II; and Robert Donat 1905 - 1958 English actor best remembered for his roles in Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps" 1935 and "Goodbye Mr. Chips" 1939 the latter earning him the Academy Award for Best Actor. All items are boldly signed and in near fine condition. unknown
1990Approximately 100 pages. A list of sources for enthusiasts of restoring and maintaining General Motors vintage vehicles. "We have tried to provide as many Canadian sources as possible as well as a number from the United States that would be helpful to the hobbiest." - Introduction. Includes a brief history of GM of Canada, and a table of domestic and export production Dec. 1908 - Dec. 1973. Includes listings for many dozens of suppliers and service businesses. Illustrated with nice black and white reproductions of archival GM illustrations and photos. By now many of these businesses have likely faded into history, making this book itself something of a GM heirloom. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy of this collectible reference for fans of GM of Canada vintage vehicles. Book
1990rif. 843H2849Oshawa Ontario: General Motors of Canada Limited 1990. Book. Good. Paperback. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Approximately 100 pages. A list of sources for enthusiasts of restoring and maintaining General Motors vintage vehicles. "We have tried to provide as many Canadian sources as possible as well as a number from the United States that would be helpful to the hobbiest." - Introduction. Includes a brief history of GM of Canada and a table of domestic and export production Dec. 1908 - Dec. 1973. Includes listings for many dozens of suppliers and service businesses. Illustrated with nice black and white reproductions of archival GM illustrations and photos. By now many of these businesses have likely faded into history making this book itself something of a GM heirloom. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy of this collectible reference for fans of GM of Canada vintage vehicles. General Motors of Canada Limited Paperback
rif. 18-5264Budapest Hungary: Vintage Galeria 2009-2010. . 8vo. 63 pp. Soft black and white pictorial wraps. As new. Black and white plates. Includes biographical notes on exhibited artists. In English es Magyarul. Budapest, Hungary: Vintage Galeria, 2009-2010. paperback
