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réf. 650500459Guidance Centre University of Toronto Faculty of Education . Hardback. New. pp. 224 Guidance Centre, University of Toronto, Faculty of Education hardcover
2013réf. 906034Toronto: University Of Toronto Press 2013 The Book Is In Immaculate Condition Appears Unread. Black B Cloth Covered Boards With Very Bright Gilt Title On The Spine. Illustrated Dj With Picture Of Wooden Houses Amongst Trees. Blue And White Lettering On Front And Black Title On Beige Spine. Te Front Dj Has A Small Closed Tear At The Base And Is Slightly Cocked Otherwise In Great Condition. University Of Toronto Press hardcover
1958réf. 203391958. Meaker Marijane writing as Vin Packer and Ann Aldrich; Torres Tereska; Marchal Lucie; Christian Paula. Lesbian pulp novels 1958-1961. These works document lesbian representation in midcentury pulp fiction through novels written by women a distinct subset of the genre that offered alternative portrayals of same-sex relationships during a period of widespread censorship and medicalization of homosexuality. Issued within commercial paperback publishing these texts present narratives centered on identity emotional experience and interpersonal relationships providing evidence of how women authors approached lesbian subject matter with greater emphasis on character interiority and in some cases less punitive narrative outcomes. The material supports research into LGBTQ literary history gender and authorship and the development of lesbian-focused narratives in mid-twentieth-century print culture. Five mass market paperback volumes published between 1958 and 1961 each approximately 200 pages and measuring about 4.75 x 7 inches. 1 Packer Vin Marijane Meaker. The Evil Friendship. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1958. First printing. Follows two teenage girls exploring romantic attachment marketed as "Vin Packer's latest study of the tragedy of forbidden love." 2 Torres Tereska. The Dangerous Games. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1961. Second printing. Centers on a married woman in Paris entering a polyamorous relationship and recognizing same-sex desire promoted as "The unorthodox love experiences of a young French woman." 3 Marchal Lucie. The Mesh. New York: Bantam Books 1959. New Bantam edition. Translation of a French novel depicting a relationship between two women with cover text describing "strange hidden passions. women living in a forbidden world." 4 Christian Paula. Another Kind of Love. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1961. First Crest printing. Set in Hollywood following a writer and an actress in a same-sex relationship framed as "Women in Love with each other." 5 Aldrich Ann Marijane Meaker. We Too Must Love. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1958. First printing. A nonfiction-inflected narrative drawing on lived experience introduced by the author as "the whys and wherefores of Lesbian life in New York City-as I have known it." These publications emerged within a pulp marketplace that relied on sensational marketing while operating under restrictions on explicit representation shaping how lesbian relationships could be depicted and circulated. Women authors such as Marijane Meaker writing under multiple names contributed to a shift toward more self-directed portrayals of lesbian identity while other writers expanded geographic and thematic scope across American and European settings. The presence of multiple works by women in a single grouping highlights a less dominant but significant strand of authorship within the genre. Together these texts provide primary evidence for the study of lesbian representation publishing practices and readership in the decades preceding broader public visibility of LGBTQ communities including developments associated with the Stonewall Riots. Light wear to covers with minor rubbing; textblocks tight and interiors clean. Overall very good condition. unknown books
1958réf. 203391958. Meaker Marijane writing as Vin Packer and Ann Aldrich; Torres Tereska; Marchal Lucie; Christian Paula. Lesbian pulp novels 1958-1961. These works document lesbian representation in midcentury pulp fiction through novels written by women a distinct subset of the genre that offered alternative portrayals of same-sex relationships during a period of widespread censorship and medicalization of homosexuality. Issued within commercial paperback publishing these texts present narratives centered on identity emotional experience and interpersonal relationships providing evidence of how women authors approached lesbian subject matter with greater emphasis on character interiority and in some cases less punitive narrative outcomes. The material supports research into LGBTQ literary history gender and authorship and the development of lesbian-focused narratives in mid-twentieth-century print culture. Five mass market paperback volumes published between 1958 and 1961 each approximately 200 pages and measuring about 4.75 x 7 inches. 1 Packer Vin Marijane Meaker. The Evil Friendship. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1958. First printing. Follows two teenage girls exploring romantic attachment marketed as "Vin Packer's latest study of the tragedy of forbidden love." 2 Torres Tereska. The Dangerous Games. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1961. Second printing. Centers on a married woman in Paris entering a polyamorous relationship and recognizing same-sex desire promoted as "The unorthodox love experiences of a young French woman." 3 Marchal Lucie. The Mesh. New York: Bantam Books 1959. New Bantam edition. Translation of a French novel depicting a relationship between two women with cover text describing "strange hidden passions. women living in a forbidden world." 4 Christian Paula. Another Kind of Love. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1961. First Crest printing. Set in Hollywood following a writer and an actress in a same-sex relationship framed as "Women in Love with each other." 5 Aldrich Ann Marijane Meaker. We Too Must Love. Greenwich Conn: Fawcett Publications 1958. First printing. A nonfiction-inflected narrative drawing on lived experience introduced by the author as "the whys and wherefores of Lesbian life in New York City-as I have known it." These publications emerged within a pulp marketplace that relied on sensational marketing while operating under restrictions on explicit representation shaping how lesbian relationships could be depicted and circulated. Women authors such as Marijane Meaker writing under multiple names contributed to a shift toward more self-directed portrayals of lesbian identity while other writers expanded geographic and thematic scope across American and European settings. The presence of multiple works by women in a single grouping highlights a less dominant but significant strand of authorship within the genre. Together these texts provide primary evidence for the study of lesbian representation publishing practices and readership in the decades preceding broader public visibility of LGBTQ communities including developments associated with the Stonewall Riots. Light wear to covers with minor rubbing; textblocks tight and interiors clean. Overall very good condition. unknown
2001Book is in excellent condition with light wear and marks to cover. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 153 pages. Contents include: Qi, Qigong, effects, breathing, type of, cultivation, emotional balance, forms, for vision, diring pregnancy, urination, cold and flu, drinking water, eating, food and herbs, herbal remedies, wine, cooking, etc.
1936réf. 9934London: Chapman & Hall 1936. Second-hand hardcover. Craig Elizabeth. Woman Wine & a Saucepan. FIRST EDITION Chapman & Hall: London 1936. 8vo 195x125mm blue cloth red lettered bds 1871pp. SIGNED dj sm rep tears spine darkened lightly soiled; t.e trifle dusty. CRAIG Elizabeth. Josephine 1883 - 1980 Woman Wine and a Saucepan London : Chapman & Hall Ltd 1936. First Edition. Printed by Ebenezer Baylis & Son The Trinity Press Worcester. Foreword by Arthur E. Mann the author's husband. Octavo 195 x 125mm illustrated cream and blue dust-jacket turquoise linen cloth boards burgundy lettered spine 21891pp : 1⸠2 - 12â¸. Publisher's 'Wants' card laid in. Dust-jacket small closed tears and a few small chips to verso top edge spine darkened lightly soiled and rubbed; top-edges a trifle dusty; fore-edges faintly foxed; signed by the author in ink to the the front free end paper "With love from Elizabeth Craig". Internally a clean crisp copy ¶ Elizabeth Craig was a Scottish-born journalist and prolific cookery writer. From her first book in 1923 she produced more than forty works on cookery and domestic management. Her writing addressed the practical needs of the interwar housewife offering guidance on household budgets modern appliances and the preparation of food with confidence and economy; helping a generation of women adapt to rapidly changing domestic and social circumstances¹. Her collaboration with André L. Simon on Madeira: Wine Cakes and Sauce 1933 followed by Wine in the Kitchen 1934 shows a sustained interest in wine which she approached from the perspective of the cook exploring its selection and use in the domestic kitchen. Woman Wine and a Saucepan develops this interest in a book addressed expressly to the housewife. A distinctive contribution to interwar wine literature it treats the reader not simply as the provider of meals but as a woman who enjoys wine keeps a cellar and uses wine in her cooking. Its combination of practical guidance on selecting storing and serving wine with recipes arranged by course followed by a chapter on long drinks and cocktails gives the book a particular place in the history of domestic wine writing being one of the earliest to recognise a readership for whom wine belonged not only to formal entertaining but also to the everyday practice of the domestic kitchen. § OCLC records 21 institutional holdings mostly in the UK; but no holdings in Australia. § Gabler G17340; Noling p.119. ¹ Elizabeth Ewan and Rose Pipes. The New Biographical Dictionary of Scottish Women. EUP 2018 p.97. Chapman & Hall unknown
1990Fine/fine (no significant faults with book or dj) Octavo 324pp The Doyenne of wine writers speaks
réf. 201211131Paris, Saep/ dormonval, 2011 ; in-8, 95 pp., br.
1870réf. 26014209Philadelphia Pennsylvania: Geddes printer 1870. Very good. Minor dust soiling toning. Printed trade card advertising "Wm. M'Kinley Jr's Grocery Wine and Tea Store" on the North Side of Philadelphia. Lists Spermaceti Oil for oil lamps and lighting pickles dried beef and tongue among the goods for sale. Bright green coated card measuring approx. 1.5" by 3.5" verso blank. Geddes, printer unknown books
1870réf. 26014209Philadelphia Pennsylvania: Geddes printer 1870. Very good. Minor dust soiling toning. Printed trade card advertising "Wm. M'Kinley Jr's Grocery Wine and Tea Store" on the North Side of Philadelphia. Lists Spermaceti Oil for oil lamps and lighting pickles dried beef and tongue among the goods for sale. Bright green coated card measuring approx. 1.5" by 3.5" verso blank. Geddes, printer unknown
1962réf. 637517Heidelberg, Quelle & Meyer, 1962. 394 S. OLwd. Bibliotheksex. m. Rsign. Einbd. angeschmutzt. St. verso Tit. (Veröff. d. Forschungsinst. f. Wirtschaftspolitik Univ. Mainz 15).
1979réf. 819469Bonn, 1979. M. 14 Tab. u. 35 Abb. V, 98 S.
1972réf. 237563Poznan, 1972. M. 68 Abb. 220 S. (Uniw. w Poznaniu/Ser. Historia 53).
1967719p. Numerous color illustrations and photographs. Folio. Original full red cloth binding. WHISKEY 1
1988réf. 26764London: Sotheby's Publications. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1988. Hardcover. 085667334X . First edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Sotheby's Publications hardcover books
1988388p. Map illustrations. Folio. Original full cloth binding. Original dust jacket. First Edition. Very nice copy. The first book to describe in detail the vineyards, wines and the colorful history of the Graves region of south-west France. WHISKEY 1
réf. RO80050162HELMSLEY. Non daté. In-Folio. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 24 pages. 2ème et 3ème de couverture illustrées en noir et blanc. Ouvrage en anglais.. . . . Classification Dewey : 634.8-Viticulture, vin
2024réf. 9781913141721Ascot UK: Academie du Vin Library 2024. New Softcover. George Rosemary. Wines of the Languedoc. The Classic Wine Library Academie du Vin Library: Ascot UK 2024. 8vo 235x155mm pict stiff card wrappers viii366pp. Academie du Vin Library unknown
2001réf. 9781840004199London UK: Mitchell Beazley 2001. New Hardcover. Hall Lisa Shara. Wines of the Pacific North West: a contemporary guide to the wines of Washington & Oregon. Mitchell Beazley: London UK 2001. 4to HC 192pp. foreword by Robert Mondavi OUT OF PRINT Mitchell Beazley hardcover
2019réf. 9780992833114London: Wine Travel Media 2019. New Softcover. Lorch Wink. Wines of the French Alps: Savoie Bugey & beyond with local food & travel tips. Wine Travel Media: London 2019. 8vo 235x155mm pict stiff card wrappers 384pp. Wine Travel Media unknown
1950réf. 036966New York: Abelard Press 1950. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 576 Pp. Red Cloth Gilt. Scholarly; Summaries Of Much Research; 27 Page Bibliography At End Including Many Obscure Periodical Appearances. From The Library Of Wine Expert Robert Balzer Although Not Marked As Such. Very Good Book In Good Dj With Wear Tears At Edges Small Losses At Corners But Clean Unfaded Not Price Clipped. Scarce. Abelard Press hardcover
