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1914réf. 450061Grinnell Iowa: Grinnell College 1914. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Large quarto. 239pp. Illustrated from photographs and drawings. Beveled green cloth gilt. Slight wear on the boards very good or better. Yearbook from the prominent Iowa college the Class of 1914 featured at least two members who gained prominence in the future: prolific Iowa novelist Ruth Suckow picture p.88 and attorney Joseph Nye Welch picture p.90 who upbraided Joseph McCarthy in the Army-McCarthy Hearings and which action was generally seen as the breaking point for the reign of intimidation and hypocrisy known as McCarthyism. Both Welch and Suckow make several appearances in the book perhaps not surprisingly as Welch was editor-in-chief and Suckow one of the other three editors. Grinnell College hardcover books
1973réf. 560868Mississippi State Mississippi: Mississippi State University 1973. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Perfectbound printed wrappers. One page with a small marginal ink note text block edges lightly foxed covers with a few small spots spine slightly tanned with creasing very good. Includes an interview with Eudora Welty and Walker Percy by William F. Buckley; additional contributions by Charles East Ruth M. Vande Kieft Cleaneth Brooks Michael Kreyling Noel Polk and more. Mississippi State University) unknown books
1973réf. 560862Mississippi State Mississippi: Mississippi State University 1973. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Perfectbound printed wrappers. Text block edges lightly foxed spine slightly tanned with creasing very good. Includes an interview with Eudora Welty and Walker Percy by William F. Buckley; additional contributions by Charles East Ruth M. Vande Kieft Cleaneth Brooks Michael Kreyling Noel Polk and more. Mississippi State University) unknown books
1971réf. 560523Oakdale New York: Dowling College 1971. Softcover. Very Good. Magazine. Oblong octavo. 102pp. Paper wrappers. Foxing on the wrappers very good. Includes contributions from Susan Fromberg Schaeffer preceding her first book Tennessee Williams Diane Wakoski Ruth Fainlight Lawrence Ferlinghetti Paul Bowles Robert Kelly Oliver Evans Helen Barolini Ellen Hope Meyer Ernest Brawley Philip H. Schneider Goffredo Parise Ann Birstein Jack Donahue Daniel Halpern Eugenio Montale H.R. Wolf Michael Mott David Posner L.R.N. Ashley Ronnie Wathen and Aaron Kramer. Dowling College unknown books
1929réf. 318404London: Alston Rivers 1929. Illus with photos. 8vo. Bound in three quarters brown modern mottled calf and marbled boards. Fine. Illus with photos. 8vo. Alston Rivers hardcover
réf. 30523Londres, 1972 Duckworth 979 p., nombreuses photographies et illustrations N/B, reliure toile sous jaquette. 16 x 25,5
1926réf. 30676Brüll Karl 1926
1945réf. 108666Radio Music Chicago 1945
1930réf. 108812Johnny Noble 1930
2011réf. 97816177728631There must be a reason such a large portion of Scripture is devoted to the Nation of Israel's journey from bondage in Egypt to freedom in the Promised Land. Authors Jack and Ruth McDonald contend that each individual Christian's life is also a journey from bondage to freedom. The good news is that just as God was with Israel each step of the way He promises direction and protection for our journey as well. Under the Cloud is still the place to be. Jack and Ruth use the inerrant and unchanging message of the Bible to encourage brothers and sisters to be on the move again. As you read you will discover how to successfully deal with the stresses of life. Discarding excess baggage and learning to travel light will become a way of life. Don't struggle for another single day; read Under the Cloud and find the high road today. Tate Publishing paperback
1953In 4, p. 64 con ill. n. t. Br. ed. Contiene articoli dedicati a: il grafico Asta Ruth; Nuove tendenze della pubblicita' bancaria; il fotografo di Vogue John Rawlings; Gotz Newke; il pittore e grafico italiano Bramante Buffoni; Grandi pubblicita' murali in Copenaghen con opere di Richard Mortensen e Jais Nielsen
1952In 4, pp. 64 con ill. n. t. Br. ed. Articoli dedicati a: i grafici Hans A. Albitz e Ruth Albitz - Geib; il grafico olandese Will H. Tweehuizen; Gisela Voh; Walter Bergmann
réf. 147778Toronto: W.J. Gage 1951. Hardcover Near fine no dust jacket. 95pp. Pale blue cloth. Illustrated title page color illustrations notes. A school stamp on the front endpaper. Illustrations by Ruth Steed. Publisher series: Curriculum Foundation Series Health and Personal Development. Main character: Dick and Jane. Readers Readers. W.J. Gage Hardcover
réf. 132165Toronto: W.J. Gage 1956. Hardcover Very good no dust jacket. 95pp. Illustrated title page color illustrations notes. There is light shelf wear with some wear to the corners of the back cover a school stamp on the front endpaper and a 4-inch tear on page 7. Illustrations by Ruth Steed. Publisher series: Curriculum Foundation Series Health and Personal Development. Main character: Dick and Jane. Readers Readers. W.J. Gage Hardcover
réf. 0519B171708Very Good. Near-fine 1st ed/teal/green cloth Hardcover bright gilt in Good- edge-ripped unclipped DJ. Horn Book 1968. No reader's marks except gift inscription on FFEP. Touch only of edgewear. Binding and pps. and illus. FINE/. hardcover
1925réf. 34556Reilly & Lee. Good with no dust jacket. 1925. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Color Illustrations; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 280 pages; Medium blue cloth thick paper and plates coated on the front and tipped in. No writing or crayons mild toning. Contents with a very occasional small stain. Cover worn and scuffed lacking Pl 46 condition with frontis and facing pp14 46 62 78 94 110 158 174 222 238 and 270. Heavy paper b/w end papers. 'k' line 4 p 93 lacking part of the stem. Hinges cracked but firm. . Reilly & Lee hardcover
réf. KQ-SR79-APN61. Audio CD. New. unknown
réf. 111496. Paperback. Good. Condition: Good; ISBN: 9780357618042; Edition: 6. Once purchased we honor returns due to quality issues but won't accept reasons like 'changed my mind' 'find better price' 'order by mistake' etc paperback
1912réf. 17318New York: Froebel League of New York City 1912-1915 The date on the employment contract indicates that Ruth Sibley was hired by the Froebel League of New York City as an assistant in the kindergarten in May 1912. The two letters between Sibley and Isabella Goodrich Breckenridge the secretary of the Froebel League indicate that Sibley departed in May of 1914 seemingly for another teaching position. Breckenridge expresses her appreciation for Sibley's work with the organization. It also seems that Sibley took the test for her teacher's license in June of 1913 though it's unclear whether she achieved her license at that time. White tan and buff paper leaves. . With eleven pieces of ephemera: two ALS in envelopes three invitations to events held by the Froebel League of New York City one typed and signed employment contract for the Froebel League a brochure on the Department of Education of New York City kindergarten teacher's license exam and the sixteenth annual report of the Froebel League April 1915. Some toning and creasing. Scrapbook glue remnants on versos of a few items. A very good set of ephemera documenting a kindergarten teacher's employment by the Froebel League of New York City. The Froebel League of New York City was comprised of a kindergarten; training classes for teachers mothers and governesses; and lectures in literature science music and more. The goal of the organization was both to teach children in a classroom environment and provide mothers and other caretakers with the tools to teach children at home. The organization taught courses in educational theory using Froebel's Mother Play Education of Man and The Pedagogics of the Kindergarten as central texts as well as courses in philosophy psychology childhood development and health. The Froebel League employed many women educators including Susan Blow Vassar College professor and physician Dr. Elizabeth B. Thelberg and University of Chicago professor Ella Flagg Young. Froebel League of New York City,
1912réf. 17318New York: Froebel League of New York City 1912-1915 The date on the employment contract indicates that Ruth Sibley was hired by the Froebel League of New York City as an assistant in the kindergarten in May 1912. The two letters between Sibley and Isabella Goodrich Breckenridge the secretary of the Froebel League indicate that Sibley departed in May of 1914 seemingly for another teaching position. Breckenridge expresses her appreciation for Sibley's work with the organization. It also seems that Sibley took the test for her teacher's license in June of 1913 though it's unclear whether she achieved her license at that time. White tan and buff paper leaves. . With eleven pieces of ephemera: two ALS in envelopes three invitations to events held by the Froebel League of New York City one typed and signed employment contract for the Froebel League a brochure on the Department of Education of New York City kindergarten teacher's license exam and the sixteenth annual report of the Froebel League April 1915. Some toning and creasing. Scrapbook glue remnants on versos of a few items. A very good set of ephemera documenting a kindergarten teacher's employment by the Froebel League of New York City. The Froebel League of New York City was comprised of a kindergarten; training classes for teachers mothers and governesses; and lectures in literature science music and more. The goal of the organization was both to teach children in a classroom environment and provide mothers and other caretakers with the tools to teach children at home. The organization taught courses in educational theory using Froebel's Mother Play Education of Man and The Pedagogics of the Kindergarten as central texts as well as courses in philosophy psychology childhood development and health. The Froebel League employed many women educators including Susan Blow Vassar College professor and physician Dr. Elizabeth B. Thelberg and University of Chicago professor Ella Flagg Young. Froebel League of New York City, books
1855réf. DEMO011244ICincinnati: H. M. Rulison 1855. First edition. Hardcover. Good. engraved frontispiece. 12mo 322 pages original brown embossed cloth foxed ex libris Mrs. H.R. Hinckley Milton Junction WIsc. 1872 some foxing stains. Very Scarce. Wright II 1990 -locates 2 copies. Engraved frontispiece of Beatrice of upstate New York. H. M. Rulison hardcover
réf. 11642Various Places: Various Publishers. Very Good. 1958-1983. Hardcover. NOZOMI. The Written Part. No Place: By the Author 1969. 8vo. Typed mimeographed sheets folded and stapled. 'For Ruth Witt-Diamant' inscribed on front endpaper. Typed letter signed by the poet to Witt-Diamant regarding her 27th birthday and preparations to depart Japan for San Francisco State University and ' Do you have a dog Ruth I wish I can have a dog. If I can keep a dog I will call him Jeremiah'. NOZOMI. O Wonder! No Place: By the Author 1970. 8vo. Typed mimeographed sheets folded and stapled. Inscribed in purple pen "To Mrs. Witt-Diamant" above printed quotation front page 'Why do you ask my name seeing it is wonderful ' "from Nozomi Jan. 1970. EDWARD MYCUE: Damage Within The Community. Inscribed with holograph letter geeting card and notes to Ruth Witt-Diamant. San Francisco: Panjandrum Press 1977. 2nd Printing. Unpaginated; illustrated blue wrappers. Inscribed by the author: "for Ruth Witt-Diamant with a love note and a hand full of blossom." Signed also by the author on title page. In addition: a one page h. L. S. 1973 soliciting response on the poem A Fight for Air. Mycue states that he typed up a copy for her but the typescript is not included here. "Your very definitely lucid about your reactions: that's why I would be glad for some kind of response from you." The greeting card note written on a folded Asian Art Museum card reproducing Monkeys by Mori Sosen "Ruth we really enjoyed last evening . . . Here's the poem Root Route & Range this IS included in a 7 page mimeograph seen earlier in its more jack-in-the-box form Ed & Richard; P. S. also enclosed is a poem by Juliet Garfinkel your former student . . . . This piece The Children's Poem is also present in a typed manuscript signed by Garfinkel. The book shows slight age toning to spine. VICTOR M. DI SUVERO: Consider Now. With holograph note to Ruth Witt-Diamant. San Francisco: By the author July 1983. Unpaged; 11" x 8.5; Xeroxed on one side of thick ivory stock; bound in 'report' folder with clear mylar front cover. With a holograph note on the author's letterhead to Ruth Witt-Diamant founder of the Poetry Center at San Francisco State University. "Dear Ruth Here is this one - I hope you like it and that we'll have a chance to chat again soon - about the Academy and all the rest of it - Best wishes Victor" dated with home address phone etc. ROBERT PETERSON: Leaving Taos. N. Y. : Harper & Row 1981. First Edition. ISBN: 0060908750. 8vo; wrappers. Inscribed by the author "with affection & respect" to Ruth Witt-Diamant. LAWRENCE FIXEL: The Book of Glimmers. Berkeley & London: Cloud Marauder Press; Menard Press 1979. 1st Edition. 53 pp. ; 8vo; white wrappers. Inscribed "for Ruth Witt-Diamant with love Larry February 1980." Laid in is a broadside announcement printed on card stock for "Once and Upon" A Memorial Retrospective of Paintings Madeline Gleason; Gallery Become One Haight Street at Market San Francisco 1980. DIANE MANN ed. 58 Franciscan. Ruth Witt-Diamants copy of the1958 Yearbook for San Francisco State University. San Francisco: San Francisco State University 1958. 209 pp. ; 4to; white fabricoid with alligator illustration on front cover; black & white photos with commentary & name captions throughout; local advertising. Light soil to covers. Ruth Witt-Diamant was the founder of the Poetry Center in 1953 and a long time educator in poetics at San Francisco State University. Her ownership name is written in pen on top edge of front endpaper with a note "see page 23" which is a two page spread featuring the Poetry Center with a photo of her seated in her office along with photos of Center activities showing Charles Olson in front of a classroom Kenneth Rexroth Witt- Diamant and others in discussion and a photo of Lawrence Ferlinghetti Robert Duncan possibly Dan Langton and one fellow we cannot identify. Laid in is a Xerox copy of an article on Ruth Witt-Diamant and the founding of the Poetry Center in West View and an envelope with her written return address in San Francisco. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Various Publishers hardcover
1861réf. 66950London:: Dean & Son 1861--date from the publisher's code on rear board. First edition. publisher's cloth-backed illustrated boards. This copy lacks the Gipsy's tab-operated volvelle. Some old repairs to tears on versos; some splitting to leaves along folds and minor stains; boards edgeworn; but overall a charming and very attractive production. . 8vo. Each of the eight hand-colored leaves engraved by Calvert features Rose in increasingly elaborate actual fabric dress carefully pleated and in some cases overlaid with printed paper details collars a basket etc. . Four pages of publisher's ads on lavender paper at front and rear. At top of title: "Equal to Six Dressed Dolls." Dean & Son, hardcover
1949réf. 4129Tuskegee Al: Tuskegee Institute 1949. Very good. vi66pp. carbon copy typescript printed on rectos only. Contemporary red buckram gilt spine titles. Minor soiling and edge wear to boards corners bumped. An official copy of Ruth Boatwright's Tuskegee Institute Masters thesis signed by her advisor Robert Reid and two Tuskegee administrators Dean Alonzo Davis and the Chairman of the Graduate Committee R.W. Brown. As usual the thesis includes an introduction literature review background on the topic and a summary with findings. At the outset of the summary Boatwright states that her thesis was intended "to trace the development of visiting teacher services in the United States and in the state of Alabama so that the findings might be of benefit to persons seeking to make possible the expansion of Negro visiting teacher services in Alabama for neglected Negro boys and girls." Among the reasonable findings Boatwright made include that "Negro visiting teachers get better results in dealing with Negro boys and girls than white visiting teachers" and "There are too few Negro visiting teachers in Alabama one worker for every 3000 children." The text is supplemented throughout with maps tables and charts; among the supplemental material are questionnaires employed by Boatwright in her research." The work was later privately printed by the author through Vantage Press in 1975. OCLC records just one other copy of Boatwright's original thesis retained by Tuskegee and the University of Alabama holds a copy. Tuskegee Institute unknown
1949réf. 4129Tuskegee Al: Tuskegee Institute 1949. Very good. vi66pp. carbon copy typescript printed on rectos only. Contemporary red buckram gilt spine titles. Minor soiling and edge wear to boards corners bumped. An official copy of Ruth Boatwright's Tuskegee Institute Masters thesis signed by her advisor Robert Reid and two Tuskegee administrators Dean Alonzo Davis and the Chairman of the Graduate Committee R.W. Brown. As usual the thesis includes an introduction literature review background on the topic and a summary with findings. At the outset of the summary Boatwright states that her thesis was intended "to trace the development of visiting teacher services in the United States and in the state of Alabama so that the findings might be of benefit to persons seeking to make possible the expansion of Negro visiting teacher services in Alabama for neglected Negro boys and girls." Among the reasonable findings Boatwright made include that "Negro visiting teachers get better results in dealing with Negro boys and girls than white visiting teachers" and "There are too few Negro visiting teachers in Alabama one worker for every 3000 children." The text is supplemented throughout with maps tables and charts; among the supplemental material are questionnaires employed by Boatwright in her research." The work was later privately printed by the author through Vantage Press in 1975. OCLC records just one other copy of Boatwright's original thesis retained by Tuskegee and the University of Alabama holds a copy. Tuskegee Institute unknown books
