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1890Best.-Nr. 5287Various locations in Cuba and Florida 1890. Very good. Twelve cabinet card photographs each measuring 3.5 x 4.5 inches on matching mounts measuring 5.25 x 6.5 inches all with manuscript captions on verso. Moderate dust-soiling minor overall wear a few small unobtrusive chips to corners. A dozen original photographs picturing a group of men traveling in Florida and Cuba around the turn of the 20th century. The men seem relatively well-to-do and visit several different locations in each place. Four of the photos emanate from Florida while the remainder picture scenes in Cuba. The photographs are all captioned on the verso which read as follows: 1 "In the Court of Ponce De Leon Hotel St. Augustine" 2 "A frozen fountain in St. Augustine Florida - the white is ice" 3 "Fishing in St. Augustine" 4 "A Tree in Tampa Florida where one tree runs up on another takes root up in tree then runs down & takes root in the ground again" 5 "A Street in Nevaelas Cuba" 6 "A Country Road in Cuba" 7 "Natives in Havana" 8 "In Morro Castle Havana Cuba. Prisoners braking sic rocks" 9 "On top of Morro Castle Havana Cuba" 10 "Country Scene in Cuba" 11 "Country Scene in Cuba" different image 12 "Plaza at south of the Prado Havana unknown
1810Best.-Nr. 3213311810. unbound. very good. Three newspapers with pieces on the declaration of independence of West Florida. I: The Boston Patriot. Volume IV No. 19. 4 pages measuring 19 x 13-1/2 inches; minor horizontal fold bisecting all pages. Boston: Isaac Munroe November 3 1810. Lightly rubbed with some fading to the masthead but otherwise a clean clear and easily readable -- a very good copy. II: New-England Palladium. Volume 36 No. 48. Friday December 14 1810. 4 pages measuring 21 x 13 inches; minor horizontal fold bisecting all pages lightly toned and foxed but in very good condition. III: Portsmouth Oracle. Volume XXII No. 5. Saturday November 3 1810. Four pages measuring 19 x 13.5 inches. Usual folds with light toning and foxing contemporary ink notation upper margin. A very good copy. The Boston Patriot contains the declaration of independence of West Florida issued issued by John Rea president of the West Florida convention on September 26 1810. The New-England Palladium has public statements from President James Madison Secretary of State Robert Smith John Rhea etc. on the independence of West Florida. The Portsmouth Oracle has two pieces: an account of the seizure of the fort at Baton Rouge signed by Philemon Thomas and John Rhea and the official statement of independence issued and signed by John Rhea and the members of the Convention. West Florida made up of the Florida Parishes of Louisiana declared independence from Spain in September 1810 and was absorbed into the United States by mid December becoming part of the state of Louisiana. unknown
Madrid, Instituto Histórico de Marina, 1944. 4to. mayor; 150 pp. y 8 mapas plegados. Cubiertas originales.
1925Best.-Nr. 1253784Miami FL: Privately Printed 1925. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 12 vo. navy c w/gilt decorations/titles; lite wear at extremities; owner's insc; 209 clean unmarked bright pages Privately Printed hardcover
1998Best.-Nr. 41916ABRheda-Wiedenbrück, Bertelsmann Club, 1998. 22 cm, 672 Seiten, mit zahlreichen Farbfotos, Karten und Abbildungen, kartoniert, Englische Broschur, Karten auf den Vorsätzen. Ungekürzte Buchgemeinschafts-Lizenzausgabe, aktual insgesamt leichte Gebrauchsspuren, gut erhalten. Club-Reiseführer.
2002Best.-Nr. 35761AB[Gütersloh], RM Buch und Medien Vertrieb, 2002. 22 cm, 384 Seiten, mit zahlreichen Farbfotos, Karten und Abbildungen, kartoniert, Englische Broschur, Karten auf den Vorsätzen. Ungekürzte Lizenzausgabe leichte Gebrauchsspuren, gut erhalten. Club-Reiseführer.
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Best.-Nr. 75-4834Destin FL: Clements Antiques of Florida Inc. 1998. 4to Stapled Wrap. ca. 15 pp. Color Plates. Very good with Creasing toning. Destin, FL: Clements Antiques of Florida, Inc., 1998 unknown
1950Best.-Nr. 238291950. The evolution of public and civic ceremonies in Clearwater Florida 1951 to 1954 documenting the ceremonies political activity public institutions youth programs infrastructure projects and residential life through which served critical and symbolic functions in the rapid expansion of Sunbelt cities. George Fulmer photographed Clearwater near the beginning of an extraordinary demographic transformation when the city grew from 15581 residents in 1950 to 34653 in 1960 an increase of 122.4 percent. His assignments record that expansion at street level where campaigns elections welfare organizations public works graduations parades and civic gatherings supplied the institutional framework of a developing Sunbelt community. Photo archive of approximately 94 items comprising 46 silver gelatin photograph prints with 46 corresponding large negatives housed in 12 numbe"red commercial photo studio envelopes bearing manuscript assignment captions Clearwater Florida principally 1951 to 1954. Silver gelatin photograph prints ranging from 4.5 x 2.5" to 5" x 4" and each negative about 4 x 5 inches. Fulmer's photographs show crowds of both men and women registering or voting among curtained booths; men breaking ground for a city water tank; officials planting a camellia at the county courthouse; a large men's banquet and presentation ceremony; a high school graduation with students filling a decorated auditorium stage; young women in performance costumes; and children and teenagers posed outside a local theater. Political assignments include a 1952 Alto Adams gubernatorial campaign rally outside the Bank of Clearwater with women wearing "Alto Adams" hats campaign posters surrounding the speaker's platform and spectators lining the sidewalk; Republican gatherings beneath American flags and a portrait of Abraham Lincoln; and Eisenhower campaign volunteers holding "Eisenhower" and "I like Ike" placards outside a Clearwater business. Another series follows a street parade with marching participants balloons decorated vehicles storefronts and spectators while the envelope is captioned "Youth parade." Fulmer also photographed the Clearwater Welfare Center at 612 where a sign identifies the facility as "Sponsored by the Seventh day Adventist Church" recording a public ceremony at its entrance before an audience of adults and children. The studio envelopes retain captions including "Election day voting" "County court house camellia planting" "Alto Adams for Gov" "Eisenhower for Pres" and "Republican speaker" connecting individual negatives and prints to the assignments under which Fulmer produced them. Clearwater's postwar expansion belongs to the larger redistribution of American population and political influence toward Florida and the Sunbelt but Fulmer's assignments establish that transformation through municipal and community activity. Elections are particularly prominent. In 1952 Dwight D. Eisenhower carried Florida with 544036 votes 55 percent of the statewide total becoming part of a changing political landscape in a state long dominated by Democrats. The gubernatorial photographs belong to the same election year: Alto Adams campaigned for the Democratic nomination in a contest ultimately won by Dan McCarty who became governor in January 1953 while contemporary Florida photographic collections similarly record rallies and campaign activity surrounding that election. Fulmer's numbered envelopes demonstrate the process by which such events entered the local photographic record placing presidential and gubernatorial politics beside voting rooms welfare work school ceremonies youth recreation courthouse landscaping water infrastructure parades and residential scenes. Light handling wear and occasional curling; studio envelopes with expected toning handling wear creasing and manuscript notations. Overall in good condition. unknown books
1950Best.-Nr. 238291950. The evolution of public and civic ceremonies in Clearwater Florida 1951 to 1954 documenting the ceremonies political activity public institutions youth programs infrastructure projects and residential life through which served critical and symbolic functions in the rapid expansion of Sunbelt cities. George Fulmer photographed Clearwater near the beginning of an extraordinary demographic transformation when the city grew from 15581 residents in 1950 to 34653 in 1960 an increase of 122.4 percent. His assignments record that expansion at street level where campaigns elections welfare organizations public works graduations parades and civic gatherings supplied the institutional framework of a developing Sunbelt community. Photo archive of approximately 94 items comprising 46 silver gelatin photograph prints with 46 corresponding large negatives housed in 12 numbe"red commercial photo studio envelopes bearing manuscript assignment captions Clearwater Florida principally 1951 to 1954. Silver gelatin photograph prints ranging from 4.5 x 2.5" to 5" x 4" and each negative about 4 x 5 inches. Fulmer's photographs show crowds of both men and women registering or voting among curtained booths; men breaking ground for a city water tank; officials planting a camellia at the county courthouse; a large men's banquet and presentation ceremony; a high school graduation with students filling a decorated auditorium stage; young women in performance costumes; and children and teenagers posed outside a local theater. Political assignments include a 1952 Alto Adams gubernatorial campaign rally outside the Bank of Clearwater with women wearing "Alto Adams" hats campaign posters surrounding the speaker's platform and spectators lining the sidewalk; Republican gatherings beneath American flags and a portrait of Abraham Lincoln; and Eisenhower campaign volunteers holding "Eisenhower" and "I like Ike" placards outside a Clearwater business. Another series follows a street parade with marching participants balloons decorated vehicles storefronts and spectators while the envelope is captioned "Youth parade." Fulmer also photographed the Clearwater Welfare Center at 612 where a sign identifies the facility as "Sponsored by the Seventh day Adventist Church" recording a public ceremony at its entrance before an audience of adults and children. The studio envelopes retain captions including "Election day voting" "County court house camellia planting" "Alto Adams for Gov" "Eisenhower for Pres" and "Republican speaker" connecting individual negatives and prints to the assignments under which Fulmer produced them. Clearwater's postwar expansion belongs to the larger redistribution of American population and political influence toward Florida and the Sunbelt but Fulmer's assignments establish that transformation through municipal and community activity. Elections are particularly prominent. In 1952 Dwight D. Eisenhower carried Florida with 544036 votes 55 percent of the statewide total becoming part of a changing political landscape in a state long dominated by Democrats. The gubernatorial photographs belong to the same election year: Alto Adams campaigned for the Democratic nomination in a contest ultimately won by Dan McCarty who became governor in January 1953 while contemporary Florida photographic collections similarly record rallies and campaign activity surrounding that election. Fulmer's numbered envelopes demonstrate the process by which such events entered the local photographic record placing presidential and gubernatorial politics beside voting rooms welfare work school ceremonies youth recreation courthouse landscaping water infrastructure parades and residential scenes. Light handling wear and occasional curling; studio envelopes with expected toning handling wear creasing and manuscript notations. Overall in good condition. unknown
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Best.-Nr. ria9781845938154_inpPaperback / softback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Covers the biology and cultivation of citrus considering the industry from an international perspective. This updated edition includes new findings of advances in molecular approaches to taxonomic studies cultivars physiological unde paperback
2005Best.-Nr. x-041594886XRoutledge 2005. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 198 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.75 inches. Routledge hardcover
2004Best.-Nr. SKU0500763Routledge 2004-11-17. Paperback. Good. Textbook May Have Highlights Notes and/or Underlining BOOK ONLYNO ACCESS CODE NO CD Ships with Emailed Tracking Routledge paperback
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2004Best.-Nr. Q-0415948878Routledge 2004-11-17. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Routledge paperback
2004Best.-Nr. x-0415948878Routledge 2004. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 198 pages. 8.75x6.00x0.55 inches. Routledge paperback
2004Best.-Nr. DADAX041594886XRoutledge 2004-11-28. 1. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.75x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Routledge hardcover
2005Best.-Nr. 5iiiBc0027New York & London: Routledge 2005. Book. Illus. by Bo Zaunders Cover Photo. Very Good. Trade Paperback. Copyright © 2005. 8vo or 8° Medium Octavo: 7¾" x 9¾" tall. 198 pp. Solidly bound copy with minimal external wear crisp pages and clean text. Routledge Paperback
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Best.-Nr. ria9780415948876_inpPaperback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; In his compelling follow-up to The Rise of the Creative Class Richard Florida outlines how certain cities succeed in attracting members of the 'creative class' - the millions of people who work in information-age economic sectors and i paperback
