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1974réf. 66911Ivanhoe: Robert Kenny 1974. 56 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers. One of 300 numbered copies. First issue of this long-running Melbourne mag. John Jenkins John Anderson Kris Hemensley John Tranter and others contribute. Ivanhoe: Robert Kenny, unknown books
1938réf. 332707New York: TIME inc 1938. unbound. Richard Edes Harrison. Map. Chromolithograph. Sheet measures 11" x 14". This topographical map of Peru was published in Fortune Magazine's January 1938 edition. The map shows all of Peru and relief is depicted pictorially including a cross-section to show elevation and many other details. Notes about natural resources climate and waterways are included. Richard Edes Harrison was Fortune's in-house cartographer and made an impact by demonstrating world politics through uncoventional mapping. Verso contains photolithograph of Machu Picchu. In very good condition. TIME, inc unknown books
1972réf. 108257Tokyo:: East Publications. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1972. Hardcover. First edition. Very good in a very good dust jacket. Sewn-in ribbon bookmark. . East Publications, hardcover books
1762réf. 331552London: London Magazine 1762. unbound. Map. Uncolored engraving. Image measures 7" x 4.5". This small but informative map of the city and harbor of Havana Cuba covers the strategically important naval and trade center in beautiful detail. The entirely of the harbor is shown with numerous depths soundings noted throughout. The fortified city of Havana is depicted with its street grid and surrounding roadways and settlements are shown. Several locations marked on the map are listed in a reference key. The map was issued in 1762 the year Havana was briefly captured by the British during the Seven Years War. At the time it was the third largest city in the Americas after Lima and Mexico City and the most important Spanish port. This map is issued in the May 1762 edition of the London Magazine. In very good condition with three small holes in the left margin not affecting the image. Hinged in a acid-free matboard not mounted. The London Magazine or Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer" was founded in 1732 as a rival to the popular Gentleman's Magazine. It is England's oldest cultural and literary journal. The magazine has published a wide range of writers from Wordsworth Shelley Keats T.S. Eliot W. H. Auden Evelyn Waugh among others. The first two installments of Thomas De Quincey's "Confessions of an English Opium-Eater" appeared in the 1820 edition of the journal. Today after nearly three centuries The London Magazine continues to publish some of the best writings from London and beyond. London Magazine unknown books
1975réf. 332276New York: Scribner 1975. hardcover. fine/near fine. Extensively illustrated. xii 272 pages 8vo blue cloth d.w.; minor wrinkling to dust wrapper. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1975. A fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. Scribner unknown books
2016réf. 322498New York: Aperture 2016. paperback. near fine. Color and black & white photographic illustrations throughout. 152 pages. Large 4to matte pictorial wrappers slightly scuffed at the edges. New York: Aperture 2016. A near fine copy of this scarce publication. Contributions to the cover story made by Catherine Morris Zanele Muholi Laurie Simmons Johanna Fateman Zackary Drucker and A.L. Steiner. Aperture unknown books
1999réf. 318755New York: Hachette 1999. paperback. fine. Color illustrations throughout. 192 pages. Thin 4to glossy pictorial wrappers. New York: Hachette Filipacchi Magazine 1999. A fine copy. Hachette unknown books
1986réf. 315278Milan: Conde Nast 1986. First. paperback. fine. Bruce Weber. The regular monthly magazine together with the highly collectible Bruce Weber supplement. Produced in Weber's collage style format and featuring vintage photographs of top Hollywood stars on holiday mixed in with Weber's own very sexy and fit models. Milan: Conde Nast 1986. First edition. The magazine and the supplement together. A fine pair as new in the original shrinkwrap. A photographic celebration of beautiful men. Conde Nast unknown books
1976réf. 308898England: Bison Publishing Company 1976. hardcover. near fine/very good. Introduction by S.L. Mayer. Features black and white and color photography. Unpaginated. Slim 4to red cloth d.w. England: Bison Publishing Company 1976. A near fine copy in a very good dust wrapper. Bison Publishing Company unknown books
1970réf. 304838New York: Film Culture 1970. paperback. very good. Photo illustrations. 84 pages 4to black printed wrappers; light edge-wear. New York: Film Culture Fall & Winter 1970. A very good copy of this ephemeral publication. The Blacklist issue exploring the Congressional Commitee of Un-American Activities and the supposed Communist infiltration of Hollywood. Film Culture unknown books
1756réf. 302429London: Gentleman's Magazine 1756. unbound. Map. Uncolored engraving. Image measures 11 3/4" x 18 1/4" This diagram depicts Fort Vijaydurg historically known as Gheria located in western India off the coast of Maharashtra. Numerous depth soundings are noted in the harbor. Several locations marked on the map are listed in a reference key. This map is issued in 1756 in Vol. XXVI of Gentleman's Magazine. The map is in good condition with some margin loss on the top right and minor foxing. The Gentleman's Magazine founded by Edward Cave of London in 1731 was the first to use the term 'magazine' for any periodical. With its widespread distribution across the British Empire it was read throughout the English-speaking world. Although the magazine went into decline during the late 18th century it ran uninterrupted until 1922 reporting anything it thought would be of interest to its readers from Latin poetry to commodity prices. Gentleman's Magazine unknown books
1949réf. 295627New York: Heritage Magazine Inc 1949. hardcover. very good. Volume I. Features monotone and color photography.with Unpaginated folio colorful pictorial boards corners of binding & spine a bit rubbed. New York: Heritage Magazine Inc. 1949. A very good copy with a near fine interior. Volume I No. 6 Heritage Magazine, Inc unknown books
réf. 288097London: London Magazine. unbound. very good. Map. Engraving. 8" x 4.75". In very good condition. Nice early plan published in the London Magazine showing Bedford Bay Chibucto Harbor Halifax Dartmouth the Sandwich River and Cornwallis Island. The London Magazine was founded in 1732 and is still published today. London Magazine unknown books
1940réf. 287687Urbana 1940. paperback. fine. Vol. 1 numbers 1-4 and Vol. 3 numbers 1-4. 8vo printed wrappers. Urbana Ill. 1940-43. As new in two half leather slipcases. An excellent example of this eclectic little magazine with contributors including Wallace Stevens James T. Farrell John Dos Passos Thomas Mann Franz Kafka and others. unknown books
2003réf. 284816New York: Hatherleigh Press 2003. First. hardcover. very good/fine. Color Illus. Square 8vo black cloth d.w. New York: Hatherleigh Press 2003. Very good Hatherleigh Press unknown books
1905réf. 274230London 1905. First. hardcover. fine. Profusely illustrated. Folio 3/4 leather. London: Country Life April - June 1905. Fine. 13 early issues of this quintessential English magazine founded in 1897. unknown books
1905réf. 274299London 1905. First. hardcover. near fine. Profusely illustrated. Folio 3/4 leather. London: Country Life July - September 1902. Near fine. 13 early issues of this quintessential English magazine founded in 1897. unknown books
1921réf. 269077New York: John Lane 1921. First. hardcover. very good. Profusely illustrated in black & white and color. 8 issues bound with covers in 1 volume gray buckram; spine label rubbed. New York: John Lane December 1921 - July 1922. Vol. LXXIV Nos. 297 -302. John Lane unknown books
2007réf. 267248London: Ivory Press 2007. hardcover. very good. Profusely illustrated with photographs primarily in color. 291pp. tall 4to white boards with large silver-lettered "C" and printed title in red and gray; some light dust soiling to boards and small ding at head of spine. London: Ivory Press 2007. Internally fine a very good copy. Text in English and Chinese. Ivory Press unknown books
1789réf. 242496Philadelphia: Printed for James Trenchard by Trenchard and Stewart 1789. First. pamphlet. good. 2 copper plates. pp. 329-384. 8vo rebound in new wrappers many pages with foxing including plates lower right corner margin of pages creased. Philadelphia: Printed for James Trenchard by Trenchard and Stewart 1789. First Edition The Columbian Magazine was founded by Mathew Carey James Trenchard and 3 others in September 1786. It was ".the first successful American magazine." Mott History of American Magazines 1741-1850 page 100. The magazine was published until 1792. The two copper plates engraved by James Trenchard depict a Patent Drill Plough that was invented by James Cooke and the Green Woods of Connecticut near Canaan and Salisbury. The trees in the second plate have been hand colored green as published. Two of the articles in the magazine are continued from previous months and are on the life of William Penn and the history of the American Revolution. Also there is an article against slavery in the French West Indies. There is one preliminary leaf after the title page which includes the current prices of merchandise in Philadelphia and the prices of public securities. Printed for James Trenchard, by Trenchard and Stewart unknown books
1902réf. 242740Shanghai: North China Herald 1902. First. hardcover. very good. 4 volumes: Volume I - IV. Profusely illustrated tinted in black & white red blue green purple and sepia. Several large folding plates. 4to 3/4 rust morocco decorative yellow cloth; hinges repaired leather spines chipped and worn with most of volume missing but repaired. Shanghai: North China Herald 1902-1905. First Editions. Scarce. Internally fine with worn but sound bindings. North China Herald unknown books
1948réf. 237292New York: Time-Life 1948. First. paperback. near fine. Silk George. Folio staple photographic wrappers. New York: Time-Life April 5 1948. General wear but still a near fine copy. Features a photograpic essay on Ozark Sping by Andreas Feininger and a cover photograph of the Brooklyn Dodgers entitled "Dodger Rookies" by George Silk. Time-Life unknown books
1945réf. 237298New York: Time-Life 1945. First. paperback. near fine. Scherman David E. Folio staple photographic wrappers. New York: Time-Life April 16 1945. Very slight sunning still a near fine copy. Features a cover photograph of Dwight Eisenhower by David E. Scherman and a photographic essay titled "Forgotten Front" by Margaret Bourke-White. Time-Life unknown books
1950réf. 237295New York: Time-Life 1950. First. paperback. very good-. Newman Arnold. Folio staple photographic wrappers. New York: Time-Life April 17 1950. Very slight water damage on edges of first few interior pages and a mailing stamp on the front cover still a very good- copy with a clean cover. Features an article about Dwight David Eisenhower with a cover photograph entitled "Mr. President Eisenhower" by Arnold Newman. Time-Life unknown books
1781réf. 203922London: T. Kitchin 1781. unbound. very good. Map. Uncolored engraving. Image measures 10.5" x 12.75". Detailed map of Quebec with Newfoundland and part of New England. Published for "Universal Magazine" Universal Magazine was published monthly in London from 1747 to 1814. It featured handsome maps that have since become prized for their aesthetics and as a result increasingly scarce. T. Kitchin unknown books
