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1993ref. CINEMA005854Faber and Faber London. 1993. First edition. Introduction and notes by Philip French. Octavo. pp vi 458.Presentation copy from the editors inscribed on the title-page: ''Deac for a great film enthusiast from longterm friend - Ken Wlaschin. Deac - a great person a valuable association as ever Philip'. In addition inscribed by Philip French's wife: ''And love from the lady who supplies the tea etc. And gets the permissions. xx Kersti''. The recipient is the writer and film historian Deac Rossell who was at the time Head of Programme Planning at the National film Theatre. He had co-edited a book with Philip French The Press: Observed and Projected for the BFI in 1991.Fine in near-fine slightly nicked dustwrapper. Faber and Faber, London. unknown
1991ref. CINEMA005852Harry N. Abrams New York. 1991. First edition. Quarto. 208 pages. Lavishly illustrated. The films are examined one-by-one with interviews with Ismail Merchant James Ivory and their screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala.Inscribed on the half-title page by Merchant and Ivory: ''For Deak sic with fond regards and admiration - Ismail & Jim Ivory''. Also inscribed by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala: ''It was a lot of fun and thank you - very much - Ruth''. The recipient is the writer and film historian Deac Rossell who in 1992 organised the Merchant Ivory retrospective at the National Film Theatre where he was Head of Programme Planning.Fine in fine dustwrapper. Harry N. Abrams, New York. unknown
1970ref. CINEMA005860Praeger New York. 1970. First U.S. edition. Wrappers issue. Square octavo. 143 pages. Illustrated in black and white.Inscribed by Arthur Penn on the half-title page: ''To Deac - In gratitude for several penetrating and meaningful conversations. May they continue - my thanks - Arthur''. The recipient is a writer and film historian; he had reviewed Penn's film Alice's Restaurant for Boston After Dark.Spine creased and rubbed. Very good. Praeger, New York. unknown
1970ref. CINEMA005861Praeger New York. 1970. First U.S. edition. Wrappers issue. Square octavo. 144 pages. Illustrated in black and white.Inscribed by Sam Fuller on the half-title page: ''To Deac and Mickey - with thanks - Sam Fuller 1986''. The recipients are Deac Rossell and his first wife; Rossell and Sam Fuller had been among the contributors to the first issue of American Film October 1975. In the 70's Rossell was Film Coordinator at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and Fuller had appeared as one of the featured directors. There is a story about Rossell helping Fuller to repack his suitcase with cigars in Miami.Rossell's bookplate is inside the front cover. Spine creased and rubbed. Very good. Praeger, New York. unknown
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