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1996réf. AME_9780201634532Addison-wesley 1996. 1st. Paperback. New/New. _ Addison-wesley paperback
1904réf. 221452Meadville Pennsylvania.: Keystone View Company. circa1904. A pair of stereographs mounted on studio card each 7.9 x 7.7 cm 8.5 x 17.7 cms card each with the studio's imprint catalogue number and caption and on the verso printed explanatory notes in English the thick backing card a little bowed the images with sharp definition and minimal age toning in very good clean condition. . Keystone View Company. unknown
1996réf. DBS-9780201634532Addison-wesley 1996. 1st. Paperback. New. Addison-wesley paperback
1996réf. DBS-9780201634532Addison-wesley 1996. 1st. Paperback. New. Addison-wesley paperback
1926réf. 54330Weltevreden.: Official Tourist Bureau. 3rd Edition. 1926-27. Large folding map many black and white photographic illustrations 329pp folding map trifle browned and foxed with small crease one corner small rust marks from staples visible front free endpaper closed tear pictorial upper free endpaper two small corrections to text in ink one leaf small tears upper margin a few pages pictorial upper cover gilt limp cloth covered boards a good copy. Packed with tips and information for the 1920s tourist. . Official Tourist Bureau. hardcover
1923réf. 213218Official Tourist Bureau. Java. Batavia. 1923. Folding colour map numerous black and white photographic illustrations facing each page of print 335pp. Covers trifle worn gilt lettering slightly discoloured inner hinge split but holding firmly with the oval ink stamp of the Official Tourist Bureau Batavia on the front free endpaper overall a very good copy.15.5 x 11cm. Guide book packed with information and illustrations includes itineraries for rail journeys telegraph prices shipping schedules etc. . Official Tourist Bureau. Java. Batavia. unknown
1922réf. 219659Batavia.: Official Tourist Bureau Weltevreden. 1922-1923. Folding colour map tipped in at the rear numerous black and white photographic illustrations facing each page of print 335pp. Light general wear to covers with gilt lettering slightly dull a very good copy.15.5 x 11cm. Guide book packed with detailed information on all aspects of getting to and around the country including itineraries for rail journeys telegraph prices shipping schedules etc. . Official Tourist Bureau Weltevreden unknown
1935réf. 219096Semarang.: Hoofdkantoor. Circa1935. 3 folding colour lithographed maps on linen in a cloth covered slipcase lettered in white on the upper cover. Scale 1:500000. Each map has been numbered 1 to 3 by a prior owner on the reverse of the map with their signature. Sheets measure 55.5 x 83.4cm; 56 x 90cm and 56 x 82.3cm. The first map is a little stained on the reverse but the stains are not visible on the map itself. Very good copies in like slipcase. TOGETHER WITH Afstands Tabellen 1928 a separate 62pp booklet accompanies the folder of maps spine repaired with washi tissue. . Hoofdkantoor. hardcover
1950réf. 211088New York.: Manz Corporation. circa1950. Colour poster 91.5 x 59.4 cms sheet folding to a full colour advertising brochure 32 x 23.5 cm text in panels and three further illustrations light wear at folds; small fold split at the base no loss overall in very good clean condition. Vivid poster art featuring a Javanese dancer the exotic centrepiece of a 1950s advertising brochure for letterpress and offset printing. The artist Simon Vanderlaan 1904- 1986 began his career in Chicago creating theatre posters before moving to Los Angeles in the 1930s. He memorably illustrated the cover of the 1939 Official Guidebook to the Golden Gate international Exposition and a propaganda poster now sought-after for Douglas aircraft in the 1940s. The verso of the brochure "It's a Colorful Old World" includes costumed images for China Holland and Bavaria also by Vanderlaan: alluring images for the traveller in prosperous post-war America. The Manz Corporation was founded in Chicago in the 1860s as a wood-engraving business. They oversaw the rapid change in commercial printing finally closing their doors in the 1960s. . Manz Corporation. unknown
