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1964réf. 133900Chicago IL: Richard G. Milford and Associates Inc 1964. First edition. Spiral bound softcover. Fall 1964. Volume 6 Number 7. Articles include: Don't Let the Computer Cheat You by Ed Mayer Be Objective in Direct Mail Design by Morton Goldsholl Impaction Promotions - Philip Ross Company You Are in the Direct Mail Business Too Catalog Clinic - How to Improve Catalog Design Paper Periscope - What Has Happened to Salesmanship New Dimensions in Mechanical Binding Trip of the Month - Buckley-Dement Advertising Corp. Chicagographics '65 New Yearbooks How To Get the Most Out of an Envelope. Numerous period advertisements. A near fine copy with slight soiling to the white front cover and a slight crease to the rear cover. Richard G. Milford and Associates Inc unknown books
1985réf. 133915Chicago IL: University Illinois at Chicago 1985. First edition. Fall 1985. Volume 2 Number 1. Highlights include: The Meaning of Design by Maurizio Vitta Super Veloz - A Typographic System for the Small Printer by Enric Satue The Rhetoric of Neutrality by Robin Kinross Consumerism and the Design Shift by Nigel Whiteley The Digital Watch-Tribal Bracelet of the Consumer Society by Richard Porch and more. A near fine copy with light edge wear and a little bit of creasing to the corners. University Illinois at Chicago unknown books
1973réf. 133895New York: Advertising Trade Publications Inc 1973. First edition. Softcover. September 1973. Highlights include: Black-The No Color All Purpose Ad The Return of the Woman Japanese Advertising The Toronto Show The Art of Hello. Numerous period advertisements. A very good plus copy with a two inch crease to the upper right corner of the front cover a small crease to the lower left corner of the rear cover a small stain to the bottom edge of the rear cover and slight overall wear to all edges. Advertising Trade Publications, Inc unknown books
1995réf. 133910Cambridge MA & Chicago IL: MIT Press / University Illinois at Chicago 1995. First edition. Autumn 1995. Volume 11 Number 3. Cover design by Joan Dobkin. This issue begins with a memorial of Dan Friedman by Steven Heller. Highlights include: DK-Design Kultur by Cal Swann Superficial Evidence - The Environment Product Aesthetics and Surface by Stuart Walker The Challenge of the Green by Fredik Wildhage The Chain of Innovation - Science Technology Design by Gui Bonsiepe Design Reform and the Laws of Nature by David Brett Three Essays and an Introduction by Vilem Flusser and Reflecting on a Stone by Philip Repp. A near fine copy with light edge wear. MIT Press / University Illinois at Chicago unknown books
1992réf. 133911Cambridge MA & Chicago IL: MIT Press / University Illinois at Chicago 1992. First edition. Spring 1992 Volume 8 Number 2. Highlights include: Wicked Problems in Design Thinking by Richard Buchanan Part II - The Designers go to the Fair - Norman Bel Geedes by Roland Marchand Against an Essentialist Theory of 'Need' by Tony Fry Only Flying is More Beautiful by Ursula Gillmann plus two articles on design in East Germany and the usual book reviews. A near fine copy with light edge wear. MIT Press / University Illinois at Chicago unknown books
1989réf. 133913Cambridge MA & Chicago IL: MIT Press / University Illinois at Chicago 1989. First edition. Fall 1989. Volume 6 Number 1. This special issue is on Design in Asia and Australia. Highlights include: Japanese Posters - The First 100 Years by Richard Thornton A Geography of Power - Design History and Marginality by Tony Fry Design Developement Culture and Cultural Legacies in Asia by Rajeshwari Ghose Chinese Modern Design- A Retrospective by Shou Zhi Wang and Early Modern Design in Hong Kong by Matthew Turner. A near fine copy with slight wear to the spine ends and the edges. MIT Press / University Illinois at Chicago unknown books
1963réf. 134290London: Monotype Corporation Limited 1963. First edition. Softcover. 56 pages. Summer 1963. Volume 42 Number 4. This issue is on Languages of the World that can be set on 'Monotype' machines. A near fine copy with very light edge wear and 3 holes to the stapled side. Monotype Corporation Limited unknown books
1952réf. 133066New York: Pellegrina & Cudahy 1952. First edition. Oblong hardcover. An important book on advertising and design that includes numerous black and white illustrations. An about very good copy with a some other minor wear to the edges and corners but internally a clean copy. Lacking the dust jacket with a portion of the rear panel and the entire rear flap laid in. A nice copy of this classic which still feels very relevant today. Pellegrina & Cudahy unknown books
1995réf. 129564Chicago IL 1995. First edition. Hardcover. 96 pages. A look at some of the more attractive books from the previous year with a chapter as well on bookplates. Includes numerous color illustrations. A very near fine copy without dust jacket as issued. unknown books
réf. 129566Chicago IL: Art Directors Club of Chicago. First edition. Hardcover. 108 pages. Brief essay by Leo Burnett. Includes black and white and some color illustrations. A very near fine copy in black cloth binding without dust jacket as issued. Apology card from publisher laid in. Scarce with no copies listed in OCLC or anywhere else. Art Directors Club of Chicago unknown books
1938réf. 129218New York: Studio 1938. First edition. Hardcover. 127 pages. Interesting look at marketing. Includes numerous black and white images. An about very good copy in green cloth boards and with the front flap of the dust jacket present but the rest of the jacket is missing. A good reference copy. Studio unknown books
1970réf. 126673Indianapolis IN: Review Publishing 1970. First edition. Softcover. Mid-Winter 1970. This is a professional journal for Art Teachers now known as Arts Education Policy Review. Articles include: Gesalt and the Visual Arts A Lesson in Spot Illustration A Portrait in Steel Welding With Wax Experimenting with Tempera Random Warp Weaving Finger Paint Printing Egg Carton Jewelry Boxes and more. A near fine copy with the former owner's subscription label to the front cover light soiling and some foxing to the covers and slight edge wear. Review Publishing unknown books
1969réf. 126656Indianapolis IN: Review Publishing 1969. First edition. Softcover. Spring 1969. This is a professional journal for Art Teachers now known as Arts Education Policy Review. Articles include: Bottle Cap Model Maker Words Tell a Picture Office Landscape - No Walls No Halls Art From a Sandbox Portraiture Enlargement Silhouettes and Scissor Cutting and more. A very good plus copy with some soiling and staining to the covers surface scratches to the front cover a tear that starts on the front cover and continues through most of the issue associated creasing to this tear and overall wear. Review Publishing unknown books
2001réf. 126717New York: Thames & Hudson 2001. First edition. Hardcover. 416 pages. Text by Linda Chase and Karl Kemp. Includes numerous color photographs by Lois Lammerhuber. A tight very near fine copy in a close to near fine dust jacket that has some slight spotting and a tiny bit of wear. Signed generically on the title page: "with best regards Karl Kemp." Uncommon thus. Thames & Hudson unknown books
1998réf. 125540New York: Graphis Inc 1998. First edition. Hardcover. Interview with Sarah Haun. Some of the designers/artists/photographers include: Maria Kalman Todd Johnson Mark Sleiger Kathy Takenaga Ron Wu Kit Hinrichs Michael Vanderbyl Steve Tolleson Laura Ress Robert Petrick Franz Merlicek Ciriano Zanon Chris Wimpley and many more. A near fine copy in a near find dust jacket that has mild rubbing to panels and slight edge wear. Graphis Inc unknown books
2009réf. 125545All Rights Reserved 2009. First edition. Softcover. Showcases various brand identities primarily in fashion. A very near fine copy with light edge wear and minor soiling to the plastic logo on the front cover. Uncommon with none to be found online. All Rights Reserved unknown books
2001réf. 125539New York: Madison Square Press 2001. First edition. Hardcover. An about near fine copy with very slight wear to the corners of the boards in an about near fine dust jacket with the lamination rippling on both flaps and slight edge wear. Madison Square Press unknown books
1958réf. 31550London: Lund Humphries 1958. First edition. Paperback. Good. Very tall paperbound quarto. 31 pp plus ads at rear of magazine. Issue number 14 from the original series of Typographica. Includes a discussion of the publications of the Gaberbocchus Press a bibliography of the Grillen-Presse and more. With heavy chipping and paper loss at spine. Stain to lower corner of the front cover. A good example of this scarce publication. Sold in as-is condition. Binding still quite strong. Lund Humphries paperback books
1926réf. 47602New York: International Publishers 1926. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo 19.5cm; black cloth with titles stamped in green on spine and publishers logo embossed at lower front cover; dustjacket; 67-2873pp. Spine ends gently nudged contemporary owners name in ink to front endpaper else Fine. In an attractive example of the dustjacket designed by William Gropper; price-clipped gently spine-sunned and lightly edgeworn with several tiny nicks and small tears along upper edge mended by clear tape on verso; Very Good. Attractive copy of this first-hand account by the Russian-American foreign correspondent written after revisiting his birthplace in the Soviet Union and dealing with "the peasant his daily life his wife and children the village school the Church the Soviet the political and social regeneration of the village" from front flap. With an introduction by Glenn Frank. International Publishers unknown books
1978réf. 45732New York: Mobilization for Survival 1978. First Edition. Original poster 55.5x41cm. printed offset in red yellow and silver foil on white stock. Minor wrinkling small closed tear mid-poster slightly touching text else a Very Good vibrant copy. Poster announcing a sit-in to be held during the U.N.'s special assembly on disarmament June 12 1978 at Bryant Park in New York City with orientation and non-violent training the day before. Additional activities noted include a legal rally on May 27 at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza. Text in yellow and white on a red background a string of men and women running along the bottom edge as two silver nukes come straight towards them. U. Michigan only in OCLC as of September 2019. Mobilization for Survival unknown books
1953réf. 47241Concepción: by the Company 1953-4. First Edition. Quarto 27cm. Twelve monthly issues comprising the entire first year of publication. Bound into cloth-backed boards front and rear wrappers retained; each issue 16pp. Moderate external wear; punch-holes in bound margin of each issue else Very Good. A graphically impressive company journal issued by the major Chilean mining and manufacturing firm Compañia de Acero del Pacifico CAP. Founded in 1947 CAP is still one of the largest industrial concerns in all of Latin America. Huachipato a publication aimed toward the company's employees chronicles activities both within the company and in the surrounding apparently vast company town. In addition to industrial and technological achievements the publication documents the social life of the company's workers with much coverage of sporting and cultural events the town's soccer team also called Huachipato was elevated to Chile's primera división as early as 1965. The journal is noteworthy for its graphical sophistication with photo-montaged covers sprightly layouts and a mid-century aesthetic reflecting Latin America's internationalist ambitions during this period. Rare; OCLC 2020 locates just scattered holdings all for three or fewer issues; Texas and Cornell only in North America. by the Company unknown books
1977réf. 46727Loretto MN: Red Studio Press 1977. Edition not stated. Oblong octavo 20x25cm; aqua/pictorial paper wrappers; 146pp. General soiling and handling wear; minor chipping to wrapper extremities creases to front corner and spine; light foxing throughout text; ffep signed by author with inscription and sketch dated April 11 1985. Overall Very Good or better. Noted Minnesota artist Gregory W. Bitz provides a humorous fanciful collection of poems and illustrations that are perhaps best described by Chas Fowler: "He leads us down the garden path and beckons us slyly under shadowy ferns among mystical beetle tracks. No one is at home and the woods are full of little people tinkering with tiny hammers. Branches creak. Choirs of weasels are singing. A deaf rabbit strolls by. And while you stand there perplexed Bitz is hiding in the bushes around the side of the house dressed in an owl suit chuckling all to himself. Red Studio Press unknown books
2000réf. 46498Seattle WA: Fantagraphics Books 2000. First Edition. First printing. Oblong octavo 21 x 26.5cm.; tan and red pictorial paper wrappers; 130pp. Some handling wear scratching and rubbing; visible creasing to spine hinges; Very Good or better. A compilation of select Maakies comics from 1994 to 2000; a darkly humorous self-syndicated comic series from Tony Millionaire concerning the sometimes nautical sometimes naughty adventures of the ever-inebriated Drinky Crow and his friend Uncle Gabby among others. Comics in b/w; cover and book design by Chip Kidd. Fantagraphics Books unknown books
1929réf. 45542Berlin: Malik-Verlag 1929. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo 18.5cm.; publisher's cloth in photo-illustrated dust jacket; 306pp. Jacket a bit worn at extremities with short splits to top inches of both spine ends else Fine in Very Good jacket designed by John Heartfield. Publisher's prospectus for works by F.C. Weiskopf laid in. Novel of the nationalistic fervor of German youth just a few years before the rise of the Third Reich. The author himself a communist later fled Nazi Germany for the Soviet Union only to be a victim of the Great Purge perishing in the Gulag in 1943. Malik-Verlag unknown books
1927réf. 45253Berlin: Malik Verlag 1927. First German Edition. Octavo 19cm.; publisher's stiff card wrappers mounted inside photo-illustrated dust jacket; 443pp. Some light chipping to jacket extremities spine creased light foxing to textblock fore-edge else Very Good and sound. Translation of the Russian author's first novel "Goroda i Gody" 1924 set during the October Revolution and later translated into English as "Cities and Years." Upper cover designed by John Hirschfield features a photographic portrait of the author. See "Der Malik-Verlag 1916-1947" p. 247. Malik Verlag unknown books
