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réf. woodglass...Sep3rd2020-12New. unknown
22nd edition. Good in worn blue pictorial boards. Foxing and staining throughout. Rear inner hinge loosening. 14968. eng
1925réf. 027005The Lincoln Motor Car Company 1925. Soft Cover. Good. NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1925. The Lincoln at the Automobile Salons of the New York Salon and Chicago Salon. 36 pages 12x9 inches. Large or heavy book. No amazon international order on this title. Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall The Lincoln Motor Car Company paperback
1927Oversize harback with red illustrated paper over green cloth boards. 10"w x 12 1/4"h. Elaborate color map endpapers of the Saint Lawrence River, several other maps inside. Back of cover has a presentation seal identifying the book as #4485, presented to "The N.E. Dairyman" in neat cursive pen. An introduction by the commissioners, after which the book has text on the L. page with a very large b&w photo on the right, captioned below, displaying some element of the Port or some aspect of the Montreal harbor, all on glossy paper.
1955Charming four-panel, two-sided vintage two-color travel brochure with twelve photos including the Juarez, Mexico Bull-Ring. One-panel features a side-trip offered to the Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Undated but the cars in one photo and very low prices suggest a printing date in the 1940s. Unmarked with light wear. A lovely memento of simpler times in the Southwest. Book
1964Note about oil and filter written at end of book and rusty staple mark to title page. No other marks or inscriptions to contents. No creasing to covers. Very clean pages in a tight copy with lightly marked boards and no bumping to corners. Rusty staples to spine. 64pp. The official handbook that came with the car.
1111Circa 1935? Browning to covers with various marks. Page edges foxed and browned.
1965No marks or inscriptions. Minor crease to top of spine. A very clean very tight booklet with bright unmarked boards. 32pp. Booklet to be carried by bus conductor and shown to bus passengers to confirm fares. It shows all the fare stages of every route run by Halifax Corporation and fares between every one of these stages. Fascinating social history for the transport enthusiast. Very scarce.
2007Appears unread. No marks or inscription to contentss. No creasing to covers. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards, very minor traces of storage and no bumping to corners. Unpaginated. ca 300pp. Very similar to the British Humber Mk.IV armoured car, the Fox was manufactured by General Motors of Canada. It was armed with a .50 and .30 cal machine gun in a hand-cranked turret. It saw limited duty in the Italian theatre, reconnaissance and escort units in northern Europe opted for M3A3 Stuarts, as well as Staghound and Daimler armoured cars. 1506 Foxes were manufactured in total. This manual covers every detail of the vehicle, and includes stowage diagrams. Document originally published in 1942. Scarce.
1965No marks or inscriptions. Light creasing to front cover. A clean very tight copy with unmarked boards, dusty page edges and no bumping to corners. 110pp. Bus timetable from 26th April 1965 for services run by Halifax Passenger Transport. Includes a list of train departures from Halifax railway station. Extremely scarce.
1968No marks or inscriptions and no creasing. A very clean very tight booklet with no formal covers as printed, and no bumping to corners. 40pp. Details of Manchester, Stockport, North Western & Mayne and Son bus route changes, with new detailed timetables. Map of changes.
réf. 118520Heritage Collection Hire, Warwickshire. 4 S. 29 x 21 cm quer ; broschiert.
1996réf. 118521BMIHT - British Motor Industry Heritage Trust, United Kingdom, 1996. 21 S. ; 29 x 21 cm ; broschiert.
197564 pages. Full-page black and white photos of each band member. Two-page black and white photo of the band on-stage. Includes sheet music for voice and piano, with guitar chords, for these classic Beach Boys songs: Barbara-Ann; Custom Machine; Dance, Dance, Dance; Do It Again; Do You Remember?; Do You Wanna Dance?; Don't Back Down; Drive-In; 409; Good To My Baby; Hawaii; In the Parkin' Lot; The Little Girl I Once Knew; Little Honda; Pet Sounds; Please Let Me Wonder; Salt Lake City; Spirit of America; Surfer's Rule; This Car of Mine; We'll Run Away; When I Grow Up (To Be A Man); Wild Honey; Wouldn't It Be Nice?; A Young Man's Gone. Unmarked with somewhat above-average wear and soiling. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy of this great Beach Boys memento. Book
1921réf. 154579" x 7 1/4". Duotone illustrations. Stiff gray wrappers stamped in gilt and black. Very good small chip to lower cover. 31 pages. No signatures or bookplates. Advertising brochure for the Baker Steam Motor Car. Printed by Issac Goldmann Company. Issac Goldmann paperback books
1921réf. 154579" x 7 1/4". Duotone illustrations. Stiff gray wrappers stamped in gilt and black. Very good small chip to lower cover. 31 pages. No signatures or bookplates. Advertising brochure for the Baker Steam Motor Car. Printed by Issac Goldmann Company. Issac Goldmann paperback
1948With index. Over 280 illustrations. xxx pages of advertisements at end. Dust jacket has small losses around edges and at base of spine and wear to edges and joint of spine. Browing to endpapers and page edges.
1927réf. 61740NY: The Autocar. Very Good. 1927. Hardcover. Missing July 7th issue previous owner's bookplate and penned signature on front endpapers plages age-toned throughout ; Hardcover black leather spine and tips/marbled boards. B&W illustrations and numerous ads. Each issue approximately 60-80 pp. 13 weekly issues bound together - Vol. LIX No. 1652 July 1 1927 through Vol. LIX No 1665. September 30 1927 missing July 7th issue ; 4to . The Autocar hardcover
réf. 123325Atlas Car & Mfg. Co. Book. Near Fine. Oversize Paperback. No date. Maroon covers. 27 pages. . Atlas Car & Mfg. Co. Paperback
1902réf. 34694Denver: The Carson-Harper Co. 1902. 1902. COLORADO. First edition. 8" x 9 1/2" oblong purple wrappers with a mounted view of an open sided excursion car titles in silver gilt on front and rear covers both inside and out 61 11 pp. illustrated maps advertisements. The writer of this booklet says it best "This will treat of two subjects. The first portion will be devoted to a description of the points of interest in Denver with high art illustrations just as they appear from the famous trips of "SEEING DENVER" cars which are operated every day in the year. The latter half of the book will be a succinct summary of the vast new and rich region tributary to Denver the rapid development of which is irresistibly raising her to a position as one of the four great cities of the United States ---- New York Chicago and San Francisco being the other three." At the center is a double view of Denver in 1902. At the back is a color map of the Columbus Consolidated Gold Mining Company's properties and surroundings along with an invitation to make an investment in a stock purchase. The American Sight-Seeing Car and Coach Company were made available at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver. Pictures of the Brown Palace Hotel the Denver Club the McPhee Building Markham Hotel Albany Hotel Equitable Building Ernest & Cranmer Building Union Depot New Union Hotel Tabor Opera House Mining Exchange the Tramway Loop Arapahoe County Court House and much much more. A history of Colorado Denver and surrounding areas is provided along with numerous views of all areas. A choice item with wonderful photographs and views of Colorado Denver and areas near-by to Denver. Fotografs by the Smith-Hassell Co.; Presswork by the Carson-Harper Co.; Engravings by Frank Reistle; and Manuscript by W. E. Bridgman. Fine copy. The Carson-Harper Co. 1902]. unknown
réf. CA16A-01006NY: The American Car and Foundry Company. Collectible - Acceptable. NY: The American Car and Foundry Company 1919. 1st edition. 4to Hardcover. 95pp. B/W photos and illustrations. Fair book and no dust jacket. Presentation note laid-in. Large chip to the lower spine. Slight dampstaining and soiling to the boards. Pages toned. Otherwise inside clean. WWII world war 2 ACF industries auto industry cars Inquire if you need further information. NY: The American Car and Foundry Company hardcover
1978réf. 237231978. Lowriding exhibition program from June 9 to 11 1978 documenting the emergence of the first national gathering devoted entirely to lowrider culture at the moment when customized automobiles had become one of the most recognizable forms of Chicano public expression in the American West. Organized at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds in San Jose only months after the debut of Low Rider magazine the event brought together car clubs custom builders hydraulic specialists painters upholsterers musicians and spectators from across California Arizona and neighboring states. More than an automotive exhibition the program records a community built around craftsmanship neighborhood identity cruising traditions family participation and small businesses that developed alongside the Chicano movement during the 1970s. The 1st National Low Rider Car Hopping Championships and Low Rider Show. San Jose California: Moreno Concessions & Moreno Productions in association with Low Rider Magazine June 9 to 11 1978. First edition. Quarto. 36 pages. Photographically illustrated stapled wrappers. Extensively illustrated throughout with black and white photographs and a two page color spread of customized vehicles. The official program opens with a history of lowriding and its expansion from neighborhood cruising into organized exhibitions noting participation by clubs from Los Angeles San Jose Phoenix Bakersfield Sacramento and throughout the Southwest. A detailed schedule of events includes hydraulic hopping championships custom car judging awards presentations mariachi performances disco dancing live DJs Jimmy the Memory Maker and José Chavez disco dance demonstrations by the L.A. Hustle Disco Dance Company hairstyling exhibitions and evening social events. Other features document custom automobiles bicycles clubs and participants including an illustrated essay titled "Bike On" asking "What do you do if you're 12 years old can't drive but dig low and custom rides" The advertising section preserves a cross section of the commercial infrastructure surrounding the movement including custom shops hydraulic specialists upholstery businesses automotive services and local enterprises serving Northern California's lowrider community. Appearing only six months after the founding of Low Rider Magazine this program captures the publication's first effort to transform a rapidly expanding readership into a national public gathering. The essays reject contemporary stereotypes that reduced lowriding to delinquency or spectacle instead presenting it as skilled craftsmanship requiring bodywork paint upholstery hydraulics engineering and sustained club participation. The combination of bilingual language neighborhood organizations family oriented programming bicycle customization and hundreds of privately built automobiles demonstrates how lowriding functioned as both artistic practice and cultural identity within Chicano communities during the late 1970s. The program also preserves the commercial ecosystem that sustained the movement recording businesses clubs and builders whose work rarely survives in institutional archives outside ephemeral publications such as this one. Some edge wear rubbing creasing and small chips to the wrappers; light toning and handling wear internally large loss to advertisement on second to last page corner; staples sound and contents clean and near complete. Overall very good condition. As of the time of this writing there are no copies in institutional holdings according to OCLC. An early documentary record of the moment lowriding emerged from regional cruising culture into a nationally organized expression of Chicano craftsmanship community and public identity. unknown books
1978réf. 237231978. Lowriding exhibition program from June 9 to 11 1978 documenting the emergence of the first national gathering devoted entirely to lowrider culture at the moment when customized automobiles had become one of the most recognizable forms of Chicano public expression in the American West. Organized at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds in San Jose only months after the debut of Low Rider magazine the event brought together car clubs custom builders hydraulic specialists painters upholsterers musicians and spectators from across California Arizona and neighboring states. More than an automotive exhibition the program records a community built around craftsmanship neighborhood identity cruising traditions family participation and small businesses that developed alongside the Chicano movement during the 1970s. The 1st National Low Rider Car Hopping Championships and Low Rider Show. San Jose California: Moreno Concessions & Moreno Productions in association with Low Rider Magazine June 9 to 11 1978. First edition. Quarto. 36 pages. Photographically illustrated stapled wrappers. Extensively illustrated throughout with black and white photographs and a two page color spread of customized vehicles. The official program opens with a history of lowriding and its expansion from neighborhood cruising into organized exhibitions noting participation by clubs from Los Angeles San Jose Phoenix Bakersfield Sacramento and throughout the Southwest. A detailed schedule of events includes hydraulic hopping championships custom car judging awards presentations mariachi performances disco dancing live DJs Jimmy the Memory Maker and José Chavez disco dance demonstrations by the L.A. Hustle Disco Dance Company hairstyling exhibitions and evening social events. Other features document custom automobiles bicycles clubs and participants including an illustrated essay titled "Bike On" asking "What do you do if you're 12 years old can't drive but dig low and custom rides" The advertising section preserves a cross section of the commercial infrastructure surrounding the movement including custom shops hydraulic specialists upholstery businesses automotive services and local enterprises serving Northern California's lowrider community. Appearing only six months after the founding of Low Rider Magazine this program captures the publication's first effort to transform a rapidly expanding readership into a national public gathering. The essays reject contemporary stereotypes that reduced lowriding to delinquency or spectacle instead presenting it as skilled craftsmanship requiring bodywork paint upholstery hydraulics engineering and sustained club participation. The combination of bilingual language neighborhood organizations family oriented programming bicycle customization and hundreds of privately built automobiles demonstrates how lowriding functioned as both artistic practice and cultural identity within Chicano communities during the late 1970s. The program also preserves the commercial ecosystem that sustained the movement recording businesses clubs and builders whose work rarely survives in institutional archives outside ephemeral publications such as this one. Some edge wear rubbing creasing and small chips to the wrappers; light toning and handling wear internally large loss to advertisement on second to last page corner; staples sound and contents clean and near complete. Overall very good condition. As of the time of this writing there are no copies in institutional holdings according to OCLC. An early documentary record of the moment lowriding emerged from regional cruising culture into a nationally organized expression of Chicano craftsmanship community and public identity. unknown
1938réf. RO80027163LIFFE & SONS. 20 mai 1938. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 36 pages. Nombreuses photos et cartes en noir et blanc dans le texte. Ouvrage en anglais.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon
1982Ex-library book with the usual stamps and markings. Interior pages clean and unmarked; tight binding. 92 pages. Many b&w photos.
