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ref. 18-1467Delaware: The Great Salt Lake Products Corporation 1923. Single page. 12 x 9 inches. Printed both sides. Very Good. Issued to Henry C. Gibson. Dated 28 May 1923. Signed by treasurer and president. Delaware: The Great Salt Lake Products Corporation, 1923. unknown
1882ref. 1022N4Orpington: George Allen 1882. Leather. Very Good. 7" by 5". None. An insightful explanation of the principles behind the paintings of Turner and the Romantics written by the esteemed polymath John Ruskin. The sixth edition of Frondes Agrestes: 'Readings in Modern Painters' Chosen at her Pleasure by the Author's Friend the Younger Lady of the Thwaite Coniston artist and writer Susanna Beevor written by esteemed English polymath John Ruskin. Published in 1882 first published in 1875. In full prize calf from Giggleswick School in North Yorkshire. In this charming volume Ruskin delves into the principles and intricacies of painting as inspired by paintings chosen by Beevor a similarly passionate advocate of universal education. The paintings Beevor has chosen are of Turner and the Romantics with Ruskin therefore giving particular attention to portraying nature's beauty. In full prize calf. Externally the odd small mark to boards and rubbing to joints. Bumping to the head and tail of the spine and to the extremities with minor loss to head and tail. A small chip to spine label. Blue marble end papers are bright and clean. Prize bookplate to front pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Very Good George Allen hardcover
1964Le Comité national de propagande des produits laitiers & la Confrérie nationale Brillat-savarine du taste-fromage, 1964. Plaquette in/8 brochée couverture rempliée illustrée, illustrations, une carte de la France fromagère rempliée, 8 ff. Pratique petite plaquette qui présente sous un volume restreint les accords parfaits entre fromages et vins.
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1910ref. A114887London: Philip Lee Warner 1910. 1st ed. thus. Near Fine. small octavo. tooled leather 246pp. col. frontis. col. pls. index Eight fine tipped-in colour plates by Gerardin. Bright gilt device of Methodist Ladies College on upper board & MLC Prize-label on front paste-down. Emerald leather binding worn at head of spine top of boards & extremities o/w nice tight prize-binding with aeg Philip Lee Warner hardcover
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2021ref. __3741621757Panini Verlags GmbH 2021. Hardcover. New. German language. 11.18x7.56x1.57 inches. Panini Verlags GmbH hardcover
1950Editions Elzévir, Paris s.d. (1950) grand In/8 broché couverture illustrée, 31 p. 300 recettes dans chaque fascicule - n°1 : entremets, pâtisserie, desserts - n°2 : viandes, volailles, sauces - n°3 : conserves, confitures, fruits - n°4 : pâtés, abats, gibiers - n°5 : coquillages, poissons, crustacés, légumes d’accompagnement - n°6 : hors d’oeuvres, entrées oeufs - n°7 : potages, légumes, pâtes, riz.
1959ref. 248442Amsterdam: Fourth International 1959. Magazine. Four issues of the magazine a complete run for the year 1959. Issues present are Nos. 5-8. 71 75 84 and 64p. respectively 7.75x10.25 inches wraps worn and faded No. 5 with pages evenly toned No. 7 with pen notation on front wrap else generally good condition. Contributors include Micheal Pablo Ernest Mandel as Ernest Germain and Pierre Frank. Articles on India China Ceylon the Algerian revolution and more. Fourth International unknown books
1959ref. 191375Amsterdam: Fourth International 1959. Magazine. 64p. wraps with minor edge wear else very good condition 7.75x10.25 inches. Includes two articles by Michel Pablo on India and China Ernest Mandel's as Germain "Marxism as Seen by Bourgeois Economists" and more. Fourth International unknown books
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ref. 50752Eds Pratiques Automobiles - Epa In-8 26 cm 196pp. illustr. reliure cart. de l'editeur avec jaquette Nb-0116 unknown
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1976ref. 268977Garden Grove: Gay Community Center of Orange County 1976. Newspaper. 16p. & 6p. including covers bound dos-a-dos 8x10.5 inches columns news services ads events listings mildly-worn and toned pastebound newsletter on newsprint. First issue of trial format which combines the OC and Long Beach Community Centers into one paper. MCC report. Gay Community Center of Orange County unknown books
1977ref. 100174Chêne 1977 In-8 cartonnage éditeur, photographies en couleurs.. Bon état d’occasion.
1952ref. 10550New York: Crown Publishers Inc. - A Paul Richmond Book 1952. Third Edition. Hardcover. Very good condition. 4to. pp. 148 tall quarto light grey linen cloth stamped in black. Illustrated throughut in black & white. -- light rubbing to heel of spine. Light sun faded block area to the front cover. -- A scare book especially in hardcover. --. Crown Publishers, Inc. - A Paul Richmond Book hardcover
1922ref. 234471922. Salt Creek Haydite Plant album documenting shale extraction rotary-kiln aggregate production and water-control construction in Natrona County Wyoming 1922-1924 recording the first commercially manufactured lightweight structural concrete aggregate in the United States patented by Kansas City brickmaker Stephen J. Hayde in 1918 after he discovered that certain shales and clays could be expanded by rapid kiln-firing into a strong lightweight ceramic. Haydite transformed twentieth-century construction by reducing the dead load of concrete by roughly forty percent enabling taller buildings longer spans and the lightweight concrete masonry block industry that followed. The plant's location adjacent to the Salt Creek Oil Field then the largest producing oil field in the United States and the source of the Teapot Dome scandal that erupted in 1922 to 1923 ties the album directly to two converging industrial histories: the patented invention of expanded-shale aggregate and the height of Wyoming oil extraction. Photo archive of 91 silver gelatin photographs ranging from 2.5" x 4.5" to 5.5" x 3.5" mounted on album leaves with ink manuscript captions throughout bound in black leather with gilt-stamped cover reading "Salt Creek Construction" Natrona County Wyoming circa 1922-1924. The album's leather cover is inscribed "John B. Cleary Salt Creek Construction." It opens with exterior views of the Salt Creek Haydite Plant captioned "Const 1922 Com. Oper. Sept. 1" showing the main buildings the upper crusher and shale storage shed with stovepipe and yard-light and a loaded shale car at the trap of the shale pit. Successive pages document the production sequence by component: the upper crusher "jaw" with raw shale tumbling into the grates the ore feeder with belt-driven shafts the rotary kiln an Allis-Chalmers unit by the partially visible nameplate with a worker ascending its steel staircase the fire box of the kiln in close view the finish conveyor running to the haydite storage bin and piles of raw "hadite" being measured by two men in work clothes and wide-brimmed hats. A page is devoted to the Haydite Plant truck an FWD chain-drive with "Haydite Plant" lettered on its dump body and "M.B.Co. 81" stenciled above photographed both in service and at the loading dock. Named portraits include "W.B. Shilling Const. Engr." in a pith helmet and white shirt and a group portrait dated 1923 captioned "Mr. S.J. Hayde inventor of 'Haydite' Mrs. Hayde Mrs. C J.B.C. S.P. Boozell Plant Supt. John C." Later pages shift to a separate but related project: the "Cooling Pond No. 1 Sta. Salt Creek Field" under construction in the spring of 1923 with photographs of pile drivers drain tile staging at stations 960 to 000 workers troweling the concrete pond bottom and views captioned "Cooling Pond Finishing." A dam project follows including "Progress on Core Wall" views captioned "After Flood of Sept. '23 32000 S.F. Loss of 40' of Emb. & Core Wall" showing the breach riprap construction captioned "The Completed Project Before Storage Was Started" and a final image inscribed "Completed July 1 1924." A late page shows the failed spillway with the caption "Erosion of Spillway After Cut-Off Wall Failed" alongside a "Survey after Flood." Named figures include W.F. Edwards J.B.C. and "J.B.C. H.M. Pursel Contr." Stephen Hayde received U.S. Patent 1255878 for his rotary-kiln process of bloating shale into lightweight aggregate in 1918 and licensed the technology under the Haydite trade name beginning in 1920; the Salt Creek plant was among the earliest licensee operations and supplied aggregate for oilfield infrastructure at a time when the Salt Creek field's production peaked at over 32 million barrels in 1923. The cooling pond and dam pages document infrastructure built to handle produced water from the Salt Creek oilfield's No. 1 station capturing both the September 1923 flood failure with the specific 32000 square foot loss recorded on the leaf and the July 1924 rebuild. Overall in very good condition with expected toning foxing and edge wear to album leaves and mild silvering to several prints. The album constitutes a named dated and captioned firsthand record of early Haydite manufacturing and Salt Creek oilfield support construction anchored by an identified portrait of the inventor himself. unknown books
1922ref. 234471922. Salt Creek Haydite Plant album documenting shale extraction rotary-kiln aggregate production and water-control construction in Natrona County Wyoming 1922-1924 recording the first commercially manufactured lightweight structural concrete aggregate in the United States patented by Kansas City brickmaker Stephen J. Hayde in 1918 after he discovered that certain shales and clays could be expanded by rapid kiln-firing into a strong lightweight ceramic. Haydite transformed twentieth-century construction by reducing the dead load of concrete by roughly forty percent enabling taller buildings longer spans and the lightweight concrete masonry block industry that followed. The plant's location adjacent to the Salt Creek Oil Field then the largest producing oil field in the United States and the source of the Teapot Dome scandal that erupted in 1922 to 1923 ties the album directly to two converging industrial histories: the patented invention of expanded-shale aggregate and the height of Wyoming oil extraction. Photo archive of 91 silver gelatin photographs ranging from 2.5" x 4.5" to 5.5" x 3.5" mounted on album leaves with ink manuscript captions throughout bound in black leather with gilt-stamped cover reading "Salt Creek Construction" Natrona County Wyoming circa 1922-1924. The album's leather cover is inscribed "John B. Cleary Salt Creek Construction." It opens with exterior views of the Salt Creek Haydite Plant captioned "Const 1922 Com. Oper. Sept. 1" showing the main buildings the upper crusher and shale storage shed with stovepipe and yard-light and a loaded shale car at the trap of the shale pit. Successive pages document the production sequence by component: the upper crusher "jaw" with raw shale tumbling into the grates the ore feeder with belt-driven shafts the rotary kiln an Allis-Chalmers unit by the partially visible nameplate with a worker ascending its steel staircase the fire box of the kiln in close view the finish conveyor running to the haydite storage bin and piles of raw "hadite" being measured by two men in work clothes and wide-brimmed hats. A page is devoted to the Haydite Plant truck an FWD chain-drive with "Haydite Plant" lettered on its dump body and "M.B.Co. 81" stenciled above photographed both in service and at the loading dock. Named portraits include "W.B. Shilling Const. Engr." in a pith helmet and white shirt and a group portrait dated 1923 captioned "Mr. S.J. Hayde inventor of 'Haydite' Mrs. Hayde Mrs. C J.B.C. S.P. Boozell Plant Supt. John C." Later pages shift to a separate but related project: the "Cooling Pond No. 1 Sta. Salt Creek Field" under construction in the spring of 1923 with photographs of pile drivers drain tile staging at stations 960 to 000 workers troweling the concrete pond bottom and views captioned "Cooling Pond Finishing." A dam project follows including "Progress on Core Wall" views captioned "After Flood of Sept. '23 32000 S.F. Loss of 40' of Emb. & Core Wall" showing the breach riprap construction captioned "The Completed Project Before Storage Was Started" and a final image inscribed "Completed July 1 1924." A late page shows the failed spillway with the caption "Erosion of Spillway After Cut-Off Wall Failed" alongside a "Survey after Flood." Named figures include W.F. Edwards J.B.C. and "J.B.C. H.M. Pursel Contr." Stephen Hayde received U.S. Patent 1255878 for his rotary-kiln process of bloating shale into lightweight aggregate in 1918 and licensed the technology under the Haydite trade name beginning in 1920; the Salt Creek plant was among the earliest licensee operations and supplied aggregate for oilfield infrastructure at a time when the Salt Creek field's production peaked at over 32 million barrels in 1923. The cooling pond and dam pages document infrastructure built to handle produced water from the Salt Creek oilfield's No. 1 station capturing both the September 1923 flood failure with the specific 32000 square foot loss recorded on the leaf and the July 1924 rebuild. Overall in very good condition with expected toning foxing and edge wear to album leaves and mild silvering to several prints. The album constitutes a named dated and captioned firsthand record of early Haydite manufacturing and Salt Creek oilfield support construction anchored by an identified portrait of the inventor himself. unknown
