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réf. 20240Paris, Caillot, rue S. André des Arts, n.57, s.d. (avant 1811, date à laquelle il n’est pas maintenu comme imprimeur) ; minuscule 30 x 20,5 mm, maroquin grenat à grain long, roulette décorative d’encadrement des plats, gros pointillé doré au dos, tranches dorées, étui en forme de livre relié : 36 x 25 mm, maroquin grenat à grain long, dos à faux nerfs et fleurons dorés, double encadrement des plats, pointillé fin et pointillé gras, tranches dorées (reliure de l’époque) ; 80 pp. y compris le titre.
réf. 46840Minerva Press.1993.In-4,couv.souple ill.en couleurs.375 p.Nombreuses reproductions en noir.Dédicace de l'Auteur. TBE.En langue anglaise.
réf. 12095Paris, Chez le Normant, 1831-1833 ; 5 tomes in-8, demi-veau glacé bronze, dos lisse, faux-nerfs noirs et dorés, fleurons décoratifs, titre et tomaison dorés, tranches mouchetées de rouge (reliure de l'époque) ; (4), IV, 487, (1) pp. ; (4), 307, (1) pp. ; (4), 443, (1) pp. ; (4), 359, (1) pp ; (4), 315, (1) pp.
1994réf. 210441994. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. These late twentieth and early twenty-first century travel guides document the development of lesbian-specific travel infrastructure and the circulation of information necessary for safe mobility during a period shaped by persistent discrimination and uneven legal protections for LGBTQ individuals. Issued between 1994 and 2008 these guides extend the earlier Damron directory model into a focused resource for lesbian travelers providing geographically organized listings of bars accommodations social venues and events. Emerging from Bob Damron's earlier efforts beginning in the 1960s to catalog gay-friendly spaces the Women's Traveller series reflects the expansion of queer travel networks and the increasing visibility of lesbian communities across North America and international destinations. These guides functioned as practical tools for identifying safe and affirming environments for both solo travelers and couples and have been compared to earlier travel aids developed for marginalized communities navigating exclusionary public spaces. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1994. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1995. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1996. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1998. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 2000. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 2005. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 2008. Group of seven guidebooks issued between 1994 and 2008 each providing extensive listings organized by country region and city with the majority of entries focused on the United States. Early volumes include coverage of the United States Canada and the Caribbean while later editions expand to Mexico Europe and additional global destinations. Entries include addresses phone numbers and descriptions of lesbian-friendly bars restaurants hotels and community spaces alongside advertisements for LGBTQ-oriented businesses. Many volumes incorporate supplementary material such as city maps directories of women-only campsites organized tours cruises and annual calendars of events including conferences festivals retreats and social gatherings. The guides consistently highlight major urban centers such as Los Angeles San Francisco New York City Provincetown and Key West while also documenting smaller regional networks and emerging destinations. These guides were produced for a readership navigating travel in environments where acceptance varied widely by region and where access to reliable information about welcoming spaces was essential. Their annual or periodic updates reflect the fluid nature of LGBTQ social geography as venues opened closed or shifted in character. As noted by archivist Jack Swab publications of this type were often printed in relatively small runs and frequently discarded once outdated contributing to their limited survival. Light wear consistent with use; clean interiors and sound bindings; overall good to very good condition. The group offers a longitudinal record of lesbian travel networks and supports research into mobility community formation and late twentieth-century LGBTQ history. unknown
1994réf. 210441994. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. These late twentieth and early twenty-first century travel guides document the development of lesbian-specific travel infrastructure and the circulation of information necessary for safe mobility during a period shaped by persistent discrimination and uneven legal protections for LGBTQ individuals. Issued between 1994 and 2008 these guides extend the earlier Damron directory model into a focused resource for lesbian travelers providing geographically organized listings of bars accommodations social venues and events. Emerging from Bob Damron's earlier efforts beginning in the 1960s to catalog gay-friendly spaces the Women's Traveller series reflects the expansion of queer travel networks and the increasing visibility of lesbian communities across North America and international destinations. These guides functioned as practical tools for identifying safe and affirming environments for both solo travelers and couples and have been compared to earlier travel aids developed for marginalized communities navigating exclusionary public spaces. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1994. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1995. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1996. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 1998. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 2000. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 2005. Damron Publishing. Damron Women's Traveller. San Francisco: Damron Company 2008. Group of seven guidebooks issued between 1994 and 2008 each providing extensive listings organized by country region and city with the majority of entries focused on the United States. Early volumes include coverage of the United States Canada and the Caribbean while later editions expand to Mexico Europe and additional global destinations. Entries include addresses phone numbers and descriptions of lesbian-friendly bars restaurants hotels and community spaces alongside advertisements for LGBTQ-oriented businesses. Many volumes incorporate supplementary material such as city maps directories of women-only campsites organized tours cruises and annual calendars of events including conferences festivals retreats and social gatherings. The guides consistently highlight major urban centers such as Los Angeles San Francisco New York City Provincetown and Key West while also documenting smaller regional networks and emerging destinations. These guides were produced for a readership navigating travel in environments where acceptance varied widely by region and where access to reliable information about welcoming spaces was essential. Their annual or periodic updates reflect the fluid nature of LGBTQ social geography as venues opened closed or shifted in character. As noted by archivist Jack Swab publications of this type were often printed in relatively small runs and frequently discarded once outdated contributing to their limited survival. Light wear consistent with use; clean interiors and sound bindings; overall good to very good condition. The group offers a longitudinal record of lesbian travel networks and supports research into mobility community formation and late twentieth-century LGBTQ history. unknown books
1980réf. 210471980. White Edmund. States of Desire. Fodor's. Gay Guide to San Francisco. Fodor's. Gay Guide to New York City. Ferrari Guides. Gay Paris. Out & About. Gay Travel Guides USA Resorts and Warm Weather Vacation. Access. Gay USA. Damron Publishing. Damron Accommodations. These late twentieth-century travel guides and narrative accounts document the development of LGBTQ mobility geography and community infrastructure during a period when openly queer travel required careful navigation of uneven legal protections and persistent social stigma. Spanning 1980 to 2000 the collection combines Edmund White's States of Desire a foundational work of gay travel writing grounded in firsthand observation of urban queer life with a range of directory-style guides that identify and organize information about bars hotels restaurants and social spaces across the United States and international destinations. These publications provide primary evidence of how queer travelers located and accessed safe environments and how commercial and community networks developed to support LGBTQ movement across cities and regions. Their function has been compared to earlier travel aids created for marginalized communities situating them within a broader history of navigational tools developed in response to exclusion from mainstream public space. 1 White Edmund. States of Desire: Travels in Gay America. New York: E.P. Dutton 1980. A non-fiction compilation of travel writing from novelist Edmund White covering his adventures across major cities in the U.S. as a gay man in the 1970s and 80s. 2 Fodor's Gay Guide to San Francisco 1997. First Edition. 166 pages. Measures 4.25" x 7". Includes San Francisco the Bay Area San Jose Monterey Bay and maps of other locations. 3 Fodor's Gay Guide to New York City 1997. First Edition. 187 pages. Measures 4.25" x 7". A guides to New York City and surrounding gay friendly locations including Fire Island and New Hope PA. 4 Ferrari Guides' Gay Paris: The Definitive Guide to Gay and Lesbian Paris. 1997. First edition. 304 pages. A guide providing not only recommendations but background and cultural context for the gay community in Paris and information for the English-speaking LGBTQ traveler. Former owner named marked in pen on title page. 5 Out & About Gay Travel Guides: USA Resorts & Warm-Weather Vacation. New York: Hyperion 1997. First edition. 370 pages. Includes 245 pages on US locations focusing on gay friendly areas with warm weather climates including Key West Miami Fire Island Provincetown Palm Springs and Hawaii. 6 Access: Gay USA. 1998. First edition. 416 pages. A guide to gay and queer friendly hotels restaurants shops and attractions across the major cities of the USA. 7 Damron Accommodations Fourth Edition 2000. 638 pages. Measures 8.5" x 5.5". A comprehensive guide to queer friendly hotels resorts B&Bs and guest houses across North Central and South America Europe Africa India Australia and New Zealand with around 500 pages dedicated to 45 US states. Group of seven volumes issued between 1980 and 2000 combining narrative travel writing with directory-style guides. Formats range from compact city guides to larger regional and international directories. The Fodor's guides provide geographically focused coverage of San Francisco and New York City including surrounding destinations such as Fire Island and Monterey Bay while Ferrari's Gay Paris incorporates cultural context alongside listings for English-speaking travelers. Out & About and Access: Gay USA present broader national overviews of resorts hotels and attractions and Damron's Accommodations extends coverage globally with extensive listings across North America Europe and beyond. Entries are organized by city and region typically including addresses contact information and descriptions of queer-friendly establishments often accompanied by maps advertisements and event listings. These works emerged during a period of increasing visibility of LGBTQ communities alongside continued vulnerability particularly in the context of the AIDS crisis and ongoing discrimination. Travel guides of this kind were frequently updated and quickly rendered obsolete as venues changed or closed contributing to their limited long-term preservation. As noted by archivist Jack Swab such materials were often produced in relatively small print runs and discarded once outdated shaping their survival. Light wear consistent with use including previous ownership marking to the Ferrari volume; otherwise clean interiors and sound bindings; overall good to very good condition. The group offers a longitudinal record of LGBTQ travel networks and supports research into mobility urban history and late twentieth-century queer life. unknown
1980réf. 210471980. White Edmund. States of Desire. Fodor's. Gay Guide to San Francisco. Fodor's. Gay Guide to New York City. Ferrari Guides. Gay Paris. Out & About. Gay Travel Guides USA Resorts and Warm Weather Vacation. Access. Gay USA. Damron Publishing. Damron Accommodations. These late twentieth-century travel guides and narrative accounts document the development of LGBTQ mobility geography and community infrastructure during a period when openly queer travel required careful navigation of uneven legal protections and persistent social stigma. Spanning 1980 to 2000 the collection combines Edmund White's States of Desire a foundational work of gay travel writing grounded in firsthand observation of urban queer life with a range of directory-style guides that identify and organize information about bars hotels restaurants and social spaces across the United States and international destinations. These publications provide primary evidence of how queer travelers located and accessed safe environments and how commercial and community networks developed to support LGBTQ movement across cities and regions. Their function has been compared to earlier travel aids created for marginalized communities situating them within a broader history of navigational tools developed in response to exclusion from mainstream public space. 1 White Edmund. States of Desire: Travels in Gay America. New York: E.P. Dutton 1980. A non-fiction compilation of travel writing from novelist Edmund White covering his adventures across major cities in the U.S. as a gay man in the 1970s and 80s. 2 Fodor's Gay Guide to San Francisco 1997. First Edition. 166 pages. Measures 4.25" x 7". Includes San Francisco the Bay Area San Jose Monterey Bay and maps of other locations. 3 Fodor's Gay Guide to New York City 1997. First Edition. 187 pages. Measures 4.25" x 7". A guides to New York City and surrounding gay friendly locations including Fire Island and New Hope PA. 4 Ferrari Guides' Gay Paris: The Definitive Guide to Gay and Lesbian Paris. 1997. First edition. 304 pages. A guide providing not only recommendations but background and cultural context for the gay community in Paris and information for the English-speaking LGBTQ traveler. Former owner named marked in pen on title page. 5 Out & About Gay Travel Guides: USA Resorts & Warm-Weather Vacation. New York: Hyperion 1997. First edition. 370 pages. Includes 245 pages on US locations focusing on gay friendly areas with warm weather climates including Key West Miami Fire Island Provincetown Palm Springs and Hawaii. 6 Access: Gay USA. 1998. First edition. 416 pages. A guide to gay and queer friendly hotels restaurants shops and attractions across the major cities of the USA. 7 Damron Accommodations Fourth Edition 2000. 638 pages. Measures 8.5" x 5.5". A comprehensive guide to queer friendly hotels resorts B&Bs and guest houses across North Central and South America Europe Africa India Australia and New Zealand with around 500 pages dedicated to 45 US states. Group of seven volumes issued between 1980 and 2000 combining narrative travel writing with directory-style guides. Formats range from compact city guides to larger regional and international directories. The Fodor's guides provide geographically focused coverage of San Francisco and New York City including surrounding destinations such as Fire Island and Monterey Bay while Ferrari's Gay Paris incorporates cultural context alongside listings for English-speaking travelers. Out & About and Access: Gay USA present broader national overviews of resorts hotels and attractions and Damron's Accommodations extends coverage globally with extensive listings across North America Europe and beyond. Entries are organized by city and region typically including addresses contact information and descriptions of queer-friendly establishments often accompanied by maps advertisements and event listings. These works emerged during a period of increasing visibility of LGBTQ communities alongside continued vulnerability particularly in the context of the AIDS crisis and ongoing discrimination. Travel guides of this kind were frequently updated and quickly rendered obsolete as venues changed or closed contributing to their limited long-term preservation. As noted by archivist Jack Swab such materials were often produced in relatively small print runs and discarded once outdated shaping their survival. Light wear consistent with use including previous ownership marking to the Ferrari volume; otherwise clean interiors and sound bindings; overall good to very good condition. The group offers a longitudinal record of LGBTQ travel networks and supports research into mobility urban history and late twentieth-century queer life. unknown books
1853réf. 026918Cincinnati Ohio: H. M. Rulison 1853. First edition 1853 copyright 1852 of this scarce mid nineteenth century American book on etiquette for ladies and gentlemen including politeness and pleasing; dress; dignity; breeding; introductions; visits; conversation; dinner table etiquette; parties balls and soirees; moral character etc. Brown cloth lettered in gilt and decorated in gilt and blind five inches tall all edges gilt yellow endpapers with publisher's ads 64 pages. Very light external wear good hinges sound text block some old and persistent blue pencil scribbles on front endpapers pages clean with a scattering of light foxing no names or other markings. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. 24mo - 5" - 5¾" Tall. H. M. Rulison Hardcover
réf. 0307265870-11-1Knopf. 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. Knopf unknown
réf. Brown, Jules, Paul Karr,In Pristine Condition. unknown
18386 voll. STATO: USATO, MOLTO BUONO. TITOLO: Guide pittoresque du voyageur en France, contenant la statistique et la description complèye des 86 Départements, orné de 740 vignettes et portraits gravés sur acier, de 86 cartes de Departements, et d'une grande carte routière dela France; par une societé de gens de lettres, de géographes et d'artistes. AUTORE: -- EDITORE: Firmin Didot Frère
182216°, pp. (2), VIII, 519, (1), cartonato editoriale con silografia del Duomo al piatto, copia fresca e in barbe con nota del proprietario al contropiatto posteriore: "Donatomi il giorno 6 gennaio 1822 da' Fratelli Silvestri". Ecco perché l'esemplare conserva la rara pianta di Milano legata al fondo, anche questa candida e ben conservata, da restaurare i due strappetti alla carta e relative tracce di nastro trasparente.
1920Sm. 8vo., Tenth Edition, on India Paper, with 38 folding coloured maps, 11 full-page maps and plans (a number coloured), numerous illustrations, plans and tables (several full-page) in the text, and a very large folding coloured map mounted on cloth in pocket at rear, some mild offsetting to blank preliminaries, endpapers very lightly age-soiled; handsomely bound in full crushed red morocco BY HATCHARDS, upper board lettered in gilt, back with five shaped raised bands, second compartment lettered in gilt, all edges gilt, wide gilt doublures elaborately tooled in gilt with a floral border enclosing multiple frames, laid paper endpapers, red, yellow and green silk head- and tail-bands, red buckram pocket, a splendid and ornate copy ideal as a gift or for presentation. THE BINDING IS SIGNED ON FRONT PASTE-DOWN. IT WAS COMMISSIONED BY GUY WESTMACOTT WHOSE NAME IS LETTERED IN GILT ON FRONT BOARD (this could well be Guy Randolph Westmacott of the Grenadier Guards). A SPLENDID AND UNIQUE COPY OF THE ONE OF THE BEST EDITIONS OF THE FINEST TRAVELLER'S GUIDE TO INDIA AND SURROUNDING REGION. VERY SCARCE IN ANY CONDITION.
2013réf. DADAX037571099XKnopf 2013-01-01. paperback. New. 4.75x0.50x6.50. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Knopf paperback
1787In-12° (cm. 16,7), legatura successiva in m. pergamena con titolo ms. al dorso; pp. 450 [10] in barbe con 1 tavola in rame ripiegata f.t. (Duomo); lievi fioriture sparse e una piccola gora marginale a pochissime carte. Prima edizione rara della «guida artistica più completa ed importante della seconda metà del Settecento» [Villa 67]. «Nessuno era più appassionato amator delle arti di questo autore» [Cicognara 4236]. Cfr. anche Fossati Bellani 1867; Predari 162. Buon esemplare.
(Napoli- Guide- Fig. ’800) BRUNO F. Saverio. L'Osservatore di Napoli ossia.... De' pubblici stabilimenti, de' monumenti storici ed artistici e delle cose notevoli di Napoli, con una breve descrizione de' suoi contorni, specialmente delle antichità di Pozzuoli, Ercolano, Pompei, Stabia, Pesto, ecc., e la indicazione di tutte le strade della Capitale, e delle notizie che vi agevolano il provvedimento di quanto è necessario al ben vivere. Opera indispensabile al Napolitano e al Forastiero in Napoli. Napoli, Stamperia del Vaglio, 1855. 8°, bella leg. tutta pelle con tit. in oro al d.; pp. (10)-595 con due ritr. (Ferdinando II e Maria Teresa Isabella) e 22 belle tavole di vedute e monumenti , incise f.t. Rarissimo da reperire così completo.
1786Firenze, Pietro Allegrini alla Croce Rossa, 1786. In 8vo, due parti in unico volume. Parte prima: antip. incisa con due medaglioni, su uno dei quali è il ritratto del dedicatario dell’Opera, Tommaso degli Obizzi, sull’altro un’immaginetta allegorica con motto “Duce Virtute”, delineati dal Piazzesi e incisi dall’Allegrini, front. con stemma dello Stato di Volterra, pp. XV, 214, incluso l’Indice delle Cose Notabili e le Correzioni e Aggiunte. Parte seconda: “Saggio di ricerche sopra lo stato antico e moderno di Volterra. Dalla sua prima origine fino ai nostri tempi per facilitare ai giovani lo studio della storia patria. Opera dell’Abate Anton – Filippo Giachi Rettore del Regio Spedale di detta città. Dedicata al Nobil Uomo il Signor Cavalier Raffaello Guarnacci Patrizio Volterrano e Capitano nella Real Banda Toscana”. Siena, Luigi e Benedetto Bindi, 1796. Front. con piccola incisione, pp. VIII, 219 incluso l’Indice delle Cose Notabili + 3 n. n. con le Correzioni e Aggiunte. Leg. in modesto cartonato marrone con al dorso tassello titolato e datato manoscritto in coeva scrittura nera corsiva. Testo raro, a maggior ragione da trovarsi completo delle due parti, edite l’una a Firenze, l’altra a Siena, a distanza di dieci anni. Manca, come di consueto, l’Appendice alla seconda parte, stampata a Siena nel 1798. Alcune coeve e graficamente precise postille a margine, inchiostro marrone. Esemplare con certe tracce d’uso esterno, visibili nel dorso scollato e nei difetti delle punte, frontespizio con una impressione leggermente più “stanca” rispetto alle pagine di testo e con abrase un paio di letterine, brunitura al taglio superiore delle pagine, all'interno alcuni aloncini e alcune fioriture verso le ultime pagine, nell'insieme ben conservato, fresco e marginoso.
1878réf. WOC-2428Dessiné d'après Nature et Lithographie par Charles Rivière. 23 planches en couleurs repliées en accordéon, dissensions de la gravure (10x6,3cm) avec les marges (13,5x9,5cm) et 1 gravure en noir et blanc de page de titre. Paris, Michel, Éditeur , Passage Choiseul, 78. Sans date (vers 1878) in-12 (15x10,5cm) percaline rouge éditeur, avec le titre en doré un peu passé dans un encadrement.
Foligno: Tomassini, 1828. Due parti in unico volume, ciascuna con proprio frontespizio. 528 pagine a numerazione continua con 8 pagine non numerate all'inizio della prima parte e 6 all'inizio della seconda, un foglio di errata in fine. 23 tavole incise, 5 delle quali piu' volte ripiegate. 22X15cm. Rilegatura coeva in mezza pergamena, con tassello sul dorso, parzialmente staccata e con abrasioni e mancanze. Bruniture e fioriture all'interno. Alcune delle tavole presentano strappi lineari in corrispondenza delle piegature senza pregiudizio per le immagini. Rinforzo cartaceo al margine interno tra le pagine 22-23, 32-33, 46-47 e 512-513. Alcune note a matita. Tra le pagine 348 e 349 e' stato applicato un foglio con dotte note manoscritte di antico lettore. Firma di possesso sul frontespizio. Esemplare completo in ogni sua parte. Celebre guida di Tivoli, senza dubbio la migliore mai pubblicata, ancora oggi fonte insostituibile. L'Autore, in forma epistolare, descrive minuziosamente tutti i monumenti della citta' e dei suoi dintorni senza trascurare cenni sulla storia e sull'economia dei luoghi. Notevole anche l'apparato iconografico dove spiccano la pianta di Tivoli (20x35 cm) e la grande tavola del Pinelli raffigurante la processione della festa dell' Inchinata (23x28 cm). All'esemplare e' allegata una lettera autografa firmata dell'Autore. Opera di notevole rarita'. [M124]
réf. DADAX1680225200Publications International Ltd 2016-07-25. 2016. hardcover. New. 9.25x1.88x12.25. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Publications International, Ltd hardcover
réf. IM-10029110Phaidon Inc Ltd. Used - Very Good. Great shape! Has a publisher remainder mark. paperback Used - Very Good 2012 Phaidon Inc Ltd paperback
2012réf. DADAX1848367309Rough Guides 2012-02-20. 4. paperback. New. 4.25x0.50x5.50. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Rough Guides paperback
1995réf. 210641995. Dills Lanie; West Lynn; Tuller David; Collins Andrew; Link Matthew; Drinnan Neal ed.; Fodor's Editors. Gay and lesbian travel guide collection 1995-2001 documenting the mapping of LGBTQ social spaces and living environments across the United States and international locations. These works situate travel and relocation as key aspects of queer life providing structured information on community presence legal conditions and accessible public and private spaces. The collection offers insight into how printed guides functioned as tools for navigating identity safety and social belonging in the late twentieth century. Collection comprises 8 travel guides and travel narratives generally measuring between approximately 3.5" x 6.5" and 5.5" x 8.5". 1 Dills Lanie and Lynn West. Great Gay and Lesbian Places to Live. 1995. Softcover book. A guide concerning where and how to live as an openly gay couple in various states and regions of the US. Includes details about state laws gay-friendly locations and the state of gay life in a given city or area. Around 300 pages and includes an extensive appendix of locations. 2 Fodor's Gay Guide to the USA 1996. First Edition. 497 pages. Divided by city and features both gay and lesbian bars hotels and other locations throughout the US at the time. 3 Out and About: Gay Travel Guide USA Resorts & Warm-Weather Vacations. 1997. A gay travel guide showcasing thousands of gay-friendly locations in the US with a special focus on warm-weather vacation areas. 360 pages. 4 Tuller David. Cracks in the Iron Closet: Travels in Gay and Lesbian Russia. Boston: Faber & Faber 1996. Hardcover book in dust jacket. The authors travelogue of his journey through Russia after the collapse of the USSR. 313 pages. 5 Gay London: A Guide. 1999. A detailed exploration of the gay scene in London with listings for various bars clubs bookstores and cafes which catered to the gay community. 6 Fodor's Gay Guide to San Francisco and the Bay Area by Andrew Collins. First Edition 1997. Includes 166 pages on gay life culture establishments and more in the bay area. 7 The Rough Guide to Gay and Lesbian Australia Edited by Neal Drinnan. 2001. 332 pages on gay life culture and establishments in Australia broken up by location and entertainment type. 8 Matthew Link's Rainbow Handbook: Hawai'i the Island's Ultimate Travel Guide 1999. Contains 225 pages dedicated to gay travel in Hawai'i written by gay travel writer Matthew Link. Includes a breakdown of locations on each individual island. Produced during a period of expanding LGBTQ visibility following late twentieth-century activism these guides demonstrate how travel and relocation were structured through accessible printed information. The inclusion of legal guidance social venues and international perspectives reflects the varied conditions faced by LGBTQ individuals across regions. Many listed establishments no longer operate preserving a record of spaces that have since disappeared. Light wear consistent with use; bindings intact and pages clean; overall very good condition. This collection offers a detailed record of LGBTQ spatial networks and community infrastructure at the turn of the twenty-first century. unknown
1995réf. 210641995. Dills Lanie; West Lynn; Tuller David; Collins Andrew; Link Matthew; Drinnan Neal ed.; Fodor's Editors. Gay and lesbian travel guide collection 1995-2001 documenting the mapping of LGBTQ social spaces and living environments across the United States and international locations. These works situate travel and relocation as key aspects of queer life providing structured information on community presence legal conditions and accessible public and private spaces. The collection offers insight into how printed guides functioned as tools for navigating identity safety and social belonging in the late twentieth century. Collection comprises 8 travel guides and travel narratives generally measuring between approximately 3.5" x 6.5" and 5.5" x 8.5". 1 Dills Lanie and Lynn West. Great Gay and Lesbian Places to Live. 1995. Softcover book. A guide concerning where and how to live as an openly gay couple in various states and regions of the US. Includes details about state laws gay-friendly locations and the state of gay life in a given city or area. Around 300 pages and includes an extensive appendix of locations. 2 Fodor's Gay Guide to the USA 1996. First Edition. 497 pages. Divided by city and features both gay and lesbian bars hotels and other locations throughout the US at the time. 3 Out and About: Gay Travel Guide USA Resorts & Warm-Weather Vacations. 1997. A gay travel guide showcasing thousands of gay-friendly locations in the US with a special focus on warm-weather vacation areas. 360 pages. 4 Tuller David. Cracks in the Iron Closet: Travels in Gay and Lesbian Russia. Boston: Faber & Faber 1996. Hardcover book in dust jacket. The authors travelogue of his journey through Russia after the collapse of the USSR. 313 pages. 5 Gay London: A Guide. 1999. A detailed exploration of the gay scene in London with listings for various bars clubs bookstores and cafes which catered to the gay community. 6 Fodor's Gay Guide to San Francisco and the Bay Area by Andrew Collins. First Edition 1997. Includes 166 pages on gay life culture establishments and more in the bay area. 7 The Rough Guide to Gay and Lesbian Australia Edited by Neal Drinnan. 2001. 332 pages on gay life culture and establishments in Australia broken up by location and entertainment type. 8 Matthew Link's Rainbow Handbook: Hawai'i the Island's Ultimate Travel Guide 1999. Contains 225 pages dedicated to gay travel in Hawai'i written by gay travel writer Matthew Link. Includes a breakdown of locations on each individual island. Produced during a period of expanding LGBTQ visibility following late twentieth-century activism these guides demonstrate how travel and relocation were structured through accessible printed information. The inclusion of legal guidance social venues and international perspectives reflects the varied conditions faced by LGBTQ individuals across regions. Many listed establishments no longer operate preserving a record of spaces that have since disappeared. Light wear consistent with use; bindings intact and pages clean; overall very good condition. This collection offers a detailed record of LGBTQ spatial networks and community infrastructure at the turn of the twenty-first century. unknown books
1948Very Good Arabic Original chromo-lithograph map in brown tones. On a special paper with an ongoing blindstamped "Regestre Robur" during the borders. Folded. 70x100 cm. In Arabic. Scale: 1 /1.000.000. Chipped on margins, split on folded traces. Slight discoloration and one stain on lower margin. Otherwise a good copy. An attractive and detailed map of Syria shows the capital (as Aleppo n that map), other cities like Damascus, Raqqa, Homs, Latakia, Ayn al-Arab, Idlib, Hama, Deir Ez-Zor, Jarabulus, et alli. And it shows Turkey on the north (as Turkey containing Hatay and Alexandrette), The Mediterranean shores of the land as well as Lebanon and Palestine (and Jerusalem) on the west, Sharq al-Urdun (Jordan) and Iraq on the south and east. It's very detailed on showing the roads spread throughout the land like railways and ancient roads from the Roman period. Additionally this roads can be followed to the other Arabic countries and regions on the map. This map was calligraphed by Kamel Al-Baba, (1905-1991), who was a Lebanese contemporary / modern calligrapher. He is the son of famous calligrapher Mokhtar Al-Baba. Cannot be found in WorldCat.; Not in Library of Congress Map Collection. Very scarce.
