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1909réf. 007852New York: The Metropolitan Company 1909. First Edition. Hardcover. Paper pastedown on boards. Good. 8vo. 24 by 15 cm. 71 pp. With two plates each with a photo of the respective singers. The plates are on a glossy stock and accompanied by tissue guards. Binding solid in terms of holding book together but spine perished with all of original paper pastedown gone. You see mostly the flexible card that is essential for the binding architecture and this somewhat minimizes the conspicuousness of the missing layer in this volume at least in our view but you do catch a glimpse of the mull the fabric mesh binding material and the gatherings and obviously this is undesirable. The boards' paper pastedown are heavily stained and soiled. The prelim leaves and final leaves are stained. Otherwise the leaves are generally clean with very occasional light stains and the copy is solid. On the title page the address for the Metropolitan Company publishers is crossed out -- it was printed as a 42nd Street address and in ink below is written 8-12 East 34 Street. The opera house -- the original or old house was on Broadway and took up the entire block of 39th to 40th Street with its back elevation on Seventh Avenue. We have not looked into this. We assume the inked address is the accurate one at the time. We have no idea who would have made this correction nor whether this correction was made in other copies. We do not think this will be an issue for most people interested in the title. The Metropolitan Company hardcover books
1982réf. 27372Hollywood Calif.: Hal Sloane Associates . Very Good. 1982. Plastic comb binding. modest wear to edges and corners plastic-comb binding fully intact. B&W and color graphics facsimiles Remember this incredible multi-faceted extravaganza that virtually dominated the musical consciousness of Hollywood over a five-day period in the Fall of 1982 No Well don't feel too bad because neither does anybody else: it never happened. What we have here is a prospectus/proposal for the event which was designed to be a Very Big Deal indeed with no fewer than ten count 'em ten individual elements: R.A.V.E. International Rock Art Video Expo; The Museum of Rock Art an art show "compiled from the holdings of the world's only museum dedicated to the art of Rock N' Roll" which had been founded a year or so earlier by co-promoter Paul S. Caruso; the Great Rock N' Roll Time Machine a multimedia presentation; the first-ever auction of "art and memorabilia associated with Rock N' Roll and it's sic heroes"; The Great American Rock N' Roll Supermarket a shopping bazaar for rock memorabilia; the World's Greatest Video Arcade this was the 80s after all; live musical performances; the Great American Rock N' Roll Sweepstakes; a "Battle of the Bands"; and last but not least the Great American Rock N' Roll Midway "consisting of the newest thrill rides from around the world." You certainly can't accuse the promoters and prospective producers of thinking small nor of not having the chops to pull it off even though they ultimately didn't: Hal Sloane 1924-2010 was an entertainment industry veteran whose varied resume included the production of a series of "Teen-Age Fairs" during the 1960s a fictionalized version of one such event which figures in Paul Thomas Anderson's recent film LICORICE PIZZA; Paul Caruso was a young entrepreneur who in 1981 opened the Museum of Rock Art on Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood an enterprise that claimed to have "the world's largest collection of rock posters . . . as well as original artwork album covers concert tickets photographs sculpture and a fast-growing videotape library." The Museum closed at one point for earthquake retrofit reopening in a Hollywood Blvd. location in 1985 where it remained until circa 1989 I've found no press documenting its demise. Now more than thirty years later it still has an online presence of sorts with Mr. Caruso and presumably his personal collection which always formed the Museum's core having apparently resettled in Maine. This approximately 30-page prospectus rather crudely designed has background information on Caruso's and Sloane's previous achievements promotional descriptions of the Expo's various elements the most interesting perhaps being the description of "The Great Rock & Roll Time Machine" a blank contract for prospective advertisers/sponsors and a detailed budget for the project projecting a net profit of $211250. The latter is formatted with a parallel column giving the corresponding line-item budget figures for the 1968 edition of the Teen-Age Fair. It's a curiosity for sure albeit a fascinating one -- the only remaining trace perhaps of a Big Rock 'n' Roll Dream that never made it off the drawing board. . Hal Sloane Associates [?] unknown books
réf. 916323 black & white illus. Unpaginated. 12mo green printed softcover. Torino: Galleria Narciso 1970. Scarce Bruno Caruso 1927-2018 exhibition catalogue published by Marzio Pinottini’s Galleria Narciso. WorldCat records two copies in North America. Introductory essay by Pinottini biographical notes 23 plates and exhibition check-list. In fine condition. Galleria Narciso Catalogue no. 91. unknown books
réf. 9167Many illus. a few in color. Unpaginated. 12mo printed purple softcover. Torino: Galleria Narciso 1972. Very rare Galleria Narciso exhibition catalogue on Bruno Caruso 1927-2018; no example recorded in North America. Essays by Leonardo Sciascia and Elio Mercuri plates and exhibition check-list. Near fine; the gallery’s 108th catalogue. unknown books
1995réf. 325047Milano: Babilonia Edizioni 1995. Magazine. 96p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches texts in Italian articles reviews interviews photos and ads worn Italian gay & lesbian magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Babilonia Edizioni unknown books
1986réf. 316990Milan: Collegamenti/Wobbly 1986. Pamphlet. 40p. 8.5x11.75 inch staplebound wraps; photos. slightly toned covers else in very good condition. Italian language. [Collegamenti/Wobbly] unknown books
2001réf. 268547Bogotá: Foro Nacional por Colombia / Viva la Ciudadanía / CENSAT Agua Viva 2001. Paperback. 173p. wraps 6.5x9 inches very good condition. Text in Spanish. The Foro Social Mundial World Social Forum held in Bogota in 2001 was a meeting of anti-globalization movements from around the world. Foro Nacional por Colombia / Viva la Ciudadanía / CENSAT Agua Viva paperback books
1984réf. 173658São Paulo Brazil: Journal do Brasil 1984. 141p. very good in wraps. Text in Portuguese. Title means "I have no words" and cover depicts someone receiving an award statuette finding it awkward to speak; it's a pun however reflecting the contents all cartoons without captions. Many are political some not so subtle Reagan and Thatcher bathing in a tub of blood. Journal do Brasil unknown books
2003réf. 101370Berkeley: Ten Speed Press 2003. Hardcover. ix165p. 8.5x9.75 inches foreword introduction author bio index illustrated with photos signed by Roy very good first edition in a price-clipped dust jacket. Ten Speed Press hardcover books
1990réf. 905Portland OR 1990. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. Illus. some in color. hardcover books
1928réf. 2013New York 1928. Very Good. Cover slightly faded; spine slightly chipped on bottom edge. Illus. unknown books
réf. 13565NP NP 1917. VERY GOOD-FINE. NP, NP, 1917 unknown books
réf. 13567NY STUDIO PUB. 1957. FIRST EDITION VERY GOOD. F. NY, STUDIO PUB. 1957 unknown books
réf. 503470See Discription. Signed-Autographs Very good CARUSO Enrico. Memorial card Los Angeles M.B. Tournoux Company edged in black with portrait photograph and two prayers on verso. Approximately 2 7/8" x 5". Signed by Authors. See Discription unknown books
réf. 606064"Tony Caruso" in blue fountain pen ink on small vintage light tan album leaf. 4 5/8" x 3 1/2"; very good; 1945. Signed and inscribed: "To Norma Tony Caruso." Provenance: from the collection of Norma Boggs. No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
réf. 13566LONDON COLLINS 1991. TV SERIES TENOR'S TRIBUTE FIRST EDITION FINE. F. LONDON, COLLINS, 1991 unknown books
1968réf. 240709Napoli: UOMINI E IDEE 1968. Brossura wrappers. Molto buono Very Good. Uomini e idee Anno X - N. 18 nuova serie Novembre/Dicembre 1968. Rivista di Letteratura Estetica Psicologia e Arte Contemporanea diretta da Corrado Piancastelli. "La poesia come gestazione mentale" di Luciano Caruso. Tra i conntributi: Emilio Villa Mario Diacono Laura Marchesini Anna Oberto Ugo Carrega Mario Persico Franco Visco Vincenzo Accame Liliana Landi Nanny Cagnone Magdalo Mussio Patrizia Vicinelli Giuseppe Chiari Mirella Bentivoglio Annalisa Alloatti et al. Cm 23x16. pp. 204. Molto buono Very Good. Prima edizione First Edition. UOMINI E IDEE, unknown
1998réf. 1-0325000484Heinemann Drama 1998. Paperback. New. 175 pages. 9.00x5.75x0.50 inches. Heinemann Drama paperback
réf. 0971333246-11-1Marsh Hawk Press. Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting. Marsh Hawk Press unknown
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2026réf. 1009553224Cambridge University Press. PAPERBACK. 2026. 9781009553223 :Subject: Philosophy Ethics & Moral Philosophy . NEW. Cambridge University Press paperback
2021réf. 1-1736956639Judgmental Owl Press 2021. Hardcover. New. 124 pages. 11.25x8.75x0.50 inches. Judgmental Owl Press hardcover
2023réf. 1-3031421337Springer Nature 2023. Paperback. New. 414 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.85 inches. Springer Nature paperback
2015réf. 1-0764349171Schiffer Pub Ltd 2015. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 208 pages. 12.00x9.25x1.00 inches. Schiffer Pub Ltd hardcover