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1949180 pages. Features: 1-page color ad for Timken tapered roller bearings; 1-page color ad for Lumite auto seat covers; 1/2-page color ad for Fatima cigarettes; 2-page color ad for General brand Winter-Cleat tires; Fantastic 1-page color ad for White Trucks features log-hauling scene; Nice color 2-page ad for General Electric radios and tvs; Nice color 1-page ad for Whitman's Samplers; What Kind of Man is Stalin? - Part 1 of 'My Three Years in Moscow - article with photos - the author met Stalin personally; The Innocent Buccaneer (fiction); How to Get Rich After Dark - photo-illustrated article on the men who fish the Gulf Stream off Florida; The Rebellious Age (fiction); Moutain Rescue Man - color-photo illustrated article on Ranger William Butler of Washington's Mount Rainier; The Woman Hater (fiction); John Pastore - Rhode Island's Little Firecracker - article with photo; Hilarious Memories of Albert J. Rothe "The Red Barber" who trimmed famous men such as Truman, Bradley, Byrnes, Leahy and Patton - article with photos; Anxious Night (fiction); Tuss McLaughry of Dartmouth's football program - article with photo; Collision Course (fiction); Feature article on Miinot, North Dakota, with photos; New York City's Food Trades Vocational High School - article with great color photos; The Doctor of Unkown Island (fiction); Photo-illustrated article on Jimmy Dunn of America's foreign service; *SENSATIONAL* full-page color-photo ad for the New Chrysler Town & Country in a bird hunting locale; That Ain't The Way I Saw It - former newspaperman Robert M. Yoder on the glamorous adventures thata befall a reporter in the radio serials; Fantastic two-page Borg-Warner ad highlights their products in the Ripley's Believe It or Not! format; U.S. Army photo-illustrated recruiting ad; Nice 1-page color ad for Old Gold cigarettes; 2-page color-photo ad for Sun-Maid Raisins; Borden's ad features Elsie the Cow; Nice 1-page color-illustrated ad for American Airlines; Magnavox TV ad; Nice photo-illustrated ad for Pullman cars; 1-page color ad for Rice Krispies; Two-page ad for Listerine and dandruff; Gorgeous 2-page color illustrated Chevrolet ad featuring a red Styleline De Luxe 4-Door Sedan; Auto-Lite Spark Plug ad features photos of Jane Wyman; Nice 2-page color-illustrated General Motors ad highlights the safety of their vehicles; Nice 1-page 2-color photo-illustrated ad for Eaton 2-speed axles features tank truck driver Mr. J.T. Ebling; Eveready battery ad features photos of Mr. Axel Lober, Mr. Everett Smith, Janice Winters and Mr. Sam C. Kuster; Nice 1-page photo illustrated ad for the Underwood All Electric Typewriter; Color ad for Crosley fridges; Nice color ad for Kraft Cocao Mix; Wonderful full-page color 7up (Seven-Up) ad features photo of a square dance scene; Color ad for Del Monte Catsup; Hydrox cookie ad; Color ad for Hamilton watches; 1-page 2-color ad for Red Heart dog food features photos of Lassie; Nice 1-page color ad for United Aircraft; Cream of Wheat ad features Li'l Abner cartoon; Full-page tire chain ad for American Chain & Cable Company; 1-page 2-color ad for Cavalier Cedar Chests; Statler Hotels ad features cartoon. Moderate wear. A sound vintage copy. This issue noteworthy for its many exceptional ads. Magazine
2008174 pages. Index. Profusely illustrated in black and white and colour with wonderful archival photos. "Traces the evolution of Victoria, British Columbia as well as the Times Colonist newspaper ...not only about the news but also about the community as a whole. It is about a newspaper's relationship with its readers, which can reflect or challenge the social outlook of time." - from dust jacket. Remainder dot to bottom edge of text, otherwise clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. An excellent copy. Book
DOUJATIUS JOANNES, THEOPHILI ANTECESSORIS INSTITUTIONUM LIBRI QUATUOR EX JACOBI CURTII LATINA INTERPRETAZIONE VENEZIA, PITTERIANA 1738, in 4°,, pp. XLIV, 340, leg. cartonato rust. coeva con bei tit. manoscritti al dorso, fregi xilogr., finalini e testatine, testo su due colonne, rara opera del giurista padovano corredata della versione di Curzio. Condizioni di conservazione Esemplare in buono stato con tracce d'uso, piatti un po' sporchi, interni buoni, alcune pagine con brunitureleggermente diffuse in particolare da pagina 113 a pagina 120 più, evidenti ai margini, pagina 127 con uno strappetto al margine inferiore, peraltro buon esemplare. MM1115.E3-118
Settecentina, Tela Giudiziaria della Vicaria di Notare Francesco di Ruggiero da Torrecuso Maestro d'Atti in Capite della detta Gran Corte della Vicaria parte prima - seconda Nella Stamperia di Paolo Severini, in Napoli 1713, cm 32x21, pp. [12]-104 (parte prima), pp. [10]-136 (parte seconda), entrambe con qualche bel capolettera e fregio incisi in b/n, frontespizi con grande marca tip. incisa in b/n. Legatura d'epoca in piena pergamena con titolo annotato a mano al dorso. Opera completa in due parti. Condizioni di conservazione Esemplare in condizioni più, che discrete con tracce d'uso e del tempo, alcune bruniture, aloni e ingialliture alla coperta, al dorso e a qualche pagina, piatto ant. con tracce di vecchia umidità,, margini dei piatti e cuffie con poche piccole mancanze. Contropiatto ant. con mancanza di alcuni cm alla parte inf., risguardo ant. con strappetto di alcuni cm, margine sup. di alcune delle prime pagine con due piccoli camminamenti da tarlo che non interessano il testo (vedi foto), margini di alcune pagine con piccole leggere ombre di gore che non compromettono la lettura del testo. Opera completa in due parti. SETT64.L15504 N
1909Best.-Nr. 1319529Berlin, B. Behr, 1906 - 1909. 4to. 8 S., 480 Sp. bei zweispaltigem Druck; 4 Bl., 766 Sp. bei zweispaltigem Druck. (Veröffentlichungen der Deutschen Bibliographischen Gesellschaft = Bibliographisches Repertorium 3-4). Hlwdbd d. Zeit (leicht berieben, Stempel auf Vorsatz u. Vortitel, priv. Besitzstempel auf Vortitel u. Titelrückseite).
2007Best.-Nr. 100136462Ediciones Cátedra 2007 320 pages 1x21x14cm. 2007. Broché. 320 pages.
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1974Best.-Nr. 188251974. Bay Area Reporter: Gay Pride Week 1974 a special issue of San Francisco's gay newspaper published during the expansion of the city's gay liberation movement and the growing public celebration of Gay Pride. Founded in 1971 by Bob Ross and Paul Bentley the Bay Area Reporter circulated news entertainment coverage political commentary and social announcements among the Bay Area's gay population. This June 1974 issue combines Pride Week coverage with articles on drag entertainment contemporary cinema local events and personal advertisements. Its masthead announces "Readership 50000 Nationwide" and carries the publication's slogan "The Cataylst for all Factions of the Gay Community" expressing its ambition to reach readers across the diverse social and political circles of the gay liberation movement. Bay Area Reporter: Gay Pride Week. Vol. 4 No. 12. San Francisco June 12 1974. 30 pages. Measures 11 x 8 inches. Published as a special Gay Pride Week issue the newspaper includes an article on the drag scene in Las Vegas a review of Alejandro Jodorowsky's film The Holy Mountain and numerous reports and announcements concerning events and entertainment in the San Francisco area. The back pages contain classified advertisements through which readers sought social encounters romantic relationships and personal connections. Many employ playful or suggestive language documenting the humor sexual openness and social conventions of gay personal advertising during the 1970s. The issue also includes a reproduction of a photograph from a Gay Pride parade at Stanford University recording the spread of public gay liberation activities beyond San Francisco's principal gay neighborhoods. The Bay Area Reporter emerged as San Francisco's gay population became increasingly organized through neighborhood businesses political groups social clubs and public demonstrations following the 1969 Stonewall uprising. Initially distributed through gay bars the newspaper provided a means of circulating information that received little attention in the mainstream press. By 1974 San Francisco's Pride celebrations had developed into increasingly public demonstrations of gay political organizing and social life. This issue records that development alongside the everyday activities of the city's gay population from entertainment and nightlife to personal relationships arranged through classified advertisements. Its combination of Pride coverage cultural criticism and social notices documents the breadth of San Francisco's gay press during the early 1970s. In very good condition. unknown
1974Best.-Nr. 188251974. Bay Area Reporter: Gay Pride Week 1974 a special issue of San Francisco's gay newspaper published during the expansion of the city's gay liberation movement and the growing public celebration of Gay Pride. Founded in 1971 by Bob Ross and Paul Bentley the Bay Area Reporter circulated news entertainment coverage political commentary and social announcements among the Bay Area's gay population. This June 1974 issue combines Pride Week coverage with articles on drag entertainment contemporary cinema local events and personal advertisements. Its masthead announces "Readership 50000 Nationwide" and carries the publication's slogan "The Cataylst for all Factions of the Gay Community" expressing its ambition to reach readers across the diverse social and political circles of the gay liberation movement. Bay Area Reporter: Gay Pride Week. Vol. 4 No. 12. San Francisco June 12 1974. 30 pages. Measures 11 x 8 inches. Published as a special Gay Pride Week issue the newspaper includes an article on the drag scene in Las Vegas a review of Alejandro Jodorowsky's film The Holy Mountain and numerous reports and announcements concerning events and entertainment in the San Francisco area. The back pages contain classified advertisements through which readers sought social encounters romantic relationships and personal connections. Many employ playful or suggestive language documenting the humor sexual openness and social conventions of gay personal advertising during the 1970s. The issue also includes a reproduction of a photograph from a Gay Pride parade at Stanford University recording the spread of public gay liberation activities beyond San Francisco's principal gay neighborhoods. The Bay Area Reporter emerged as San Francisco's gay population became increasingly organized through neighborhood businesses political groups social clubs and public demonstrations following the 1969 Stonewall uprising. Initially distributed through gay bars the newspaper provided a means of circulating information that received little attention in the mainstream press. By 1974 San Francisco's Pride celebrations had developed into increasingly public demonstrations of gay political organizing and social life. This issue records that development alongside the everyday activities of the city's gay population from entertainment and nightlife to personal relationships arranged through classified advertisements. Its combination of Pride coverage cultural criticism and social notices documents the breadth of San Francisco's gay press during the early 1970s. In very good condition. unknown books
1978Best.-Nr. 222001978. LGBTQLatino Chicano MexicoFilm and Entertainment El Lugar Sin Límites. Original promotional poster 1978. Large color lobby card on glossy paper. Poster for the groundbreaking Mexican film El Lugar Sin Límites The Place Without Limits directed by Arturo Ripstein and based on the novel by José Donoso. Set in a decaying bordello in rural Mexico the film centers around La Manuela a gender-nonconforming drag performer and sex worker and her daughter La Japonesita who both fall in love with the same man. This narrative of queer desire generational tension and social marginalization is widely regarded as one of the most powerful cinematic portrayals of LGBTQ identity in Latin American film. The poster features a striking illustrated image of La Manuela in full flamenco regalia framed against a vibrant magenta background juxtaposed with a central photograph capturing an erotic moment between characters visually emphasizing the film's themes of gender fluidity desire and repression. The tagline reads "La Manuela es el padre de la Japonesita ambos practican el mismo oficio y desean al mismo hombre" "La Manuela is the father of the Japonesita both practice the same trade and desire the same man" making explicit the film's queer thematic core. Edge wear with some creasing and paper loss to the lower left and right margins. Surface abrasions to the lower portion not affecting legibility. Overall good condition. An important artifact of queer Latin American cinema this poster captures the radical subversion and poignancy of El Lugar Sin Límites a film that challenged norms of gender and sexuality during a period of intense social conservatism in Mexico. unknown
1978Best.-Nr. 222001978. LGBTQLatino Chicano MexicoFilm and Entertainment El Lugar Sin Límites. Original promotional poster 1978. Large color lobby card on glossy paper. Poster for the groundbreaking Mexican film El Lugar Sin Límites The Place Without Limits directed by Arturo Ripstein and based on the novel by José Donoso. Set in a decaying bordello in rural Mexico the film centers around La Manuela a gender-nonconforming drag performer and sex worker and her daughter La Japonesita who both fall in love with the same man. This narrative of queer desire generational tension and social marginalization is widely regarded as one of the most powerful cinematic portrayals of LGBTQ identity in Latin American film. The poster features a striking illustrated image of La Manuela in full flamenco regalia framed against a vibrant magenta background juxtaposed with a central photograph capturing an erotic moment between characters visually emphasizing the film's themes of gender fluidity desire and repression. The tagline reads "La Manuela es el padre de la Japonesita ambos practican el mismo oficio y desean al mismo hombre" "La Manuela is the father of the Japonesita both practice the same trade and desire the same man" making explicit the film's queer thematic core. Edge wear with some creasing and paper loss to the lower left and right margins. Surface abrasions to the lower portion not affecting legibility. Overall good condition. An important artifact of queer Latin American cinema this poster captures the radical subversion and poignancy of El Lugar Sin Límites a film that challenged norms of gender and sexuality during a period of intense social conservatism in Mexico. unknown books
1973Best.-Nr. 192581973. Lesbian Film August And July 1973. Directed by Murray Markowitz. Original Photo of Sharon Smith and Alexa De Wiel kissing. Original vintage photographs produced at the time of the release of the movie black and white silver gelatin print with movie name and captions beneath image About 8" x 10" . This earnest film depicts a lesbian summer idyll of a love. Two women spend their time talking about what love is and discussing what that implies concerning actions they have taken or failed to take as they move about in the woodland or in the farmhouse they have rented. They are also briefly shown making love. In very good condition. unknown
1973Best.-Nr. 192581973. Lesbian Film August And July 1973. Directed by Murray Markowitz. Original Photo of Sharon Smith and Alexa De Wiel kissing. Original vintage photographs produced at the time of the release of the movie black and white silver gelatin print with movie name and captions beneath image About 8" x 10" . This earnest film depicts a lesbian summer idyll of a love. Two women spend their time talking about what love is and discussing what that implies concerning actions they have taken or failed to take as they move about in the woodland or in the farmhouse they have rented. They are also briefly shown making love. In very good condition. unknown books
1971Best.-Nr. 221761971. LGBTQPhotographyEssays De Becker Raymond. The Other Face of Love. New York: Bell Publishing Company 1971. First American edition. Illustrated throughout with over 100 black-and-white images. Original violet cloth binding with gilt title on spine in original pictorial dust jacket featuring a duotone image of two Edwardian women embracing. Originally published in French in 1963 as L'autre face de l'amour this foundational work by Belgian intellectual Raymond de Becker presents an ambitious comparative history of same-sex love across cultures epochs and ideologies. Drawing upon literary mythological religious and psychoanalytic sources de Becker examines same-sex desire as it was perceived and practiced from Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt to Renaissance Europe and modern times. He navigates both condemnation and celebration tracing how historical figures-from Emperor Hadrian and Antinous to Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci-expressed homosexuality and navigated repression. Chapters such as "Was the Devil a Homosexual" and "The Latent Homosexual Structure of Christianity" highlight how theology and power shaped attitudes while other sections explore traditions in East Asia India and the Islamic world with rare anthropological detail. Translated by Margaret Crosland and Alan Daventry the volume attempts to "see love between men and between women in its historical scientific and artistic context" offering an early and serious academic treatment of homosexuality unmarred by clinical bias or moral condemnation. The book's comprehensiveness and breadth remain striking: it addresses sexual customs laws and taboos with discussions of sacred eroticism effeminate courtesans gender variance and punitive violence. Slight edge wear to dust jacket; binding sound and pages clean. Overall very good condition. A landmark in LGBTQ historiography The Other Face of Love is an essential acquisition for collections focusing on queer history sexuality studies and cultural anthropology. unknown
1971Best.-Nr. 221761971. LGBTQPhotographyEssays De Becker Raymond. The Other Face of Love. New York: Bell Publishing Company 1971. First American edition. Illustrated throughout with over 100 black-and-white images. Original violet cloth binding with gilt title on spine in original pictorial dust jacket featuring a duotone image of two Edwardian women embracing. Originally published in French in 1963 as L'autre face de l'amour this foundational work by Belgian intellectual Raymond de Becker presents an ambitious comparative history of same-sex love across cultures epochs and ideologies. Drawing upon literary mythological religious and psychoanalytic sources de Becker examines same-sex desire as it was perceived and practiced from Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt to Renaissance Europe and modern times. He navigates both condemnation and celebration tracing how historical figures-from Emperor Hadrian and Antinous to Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci-expressed homosexuality and navigated repression. Chapters such as "Was the Devil a Homosexual" and "The Latent Homosexual Structure of Christianity" highlight how theology and power shaped attitudes while other sections explore traditions in East Asia India and the Islamic world with rare anthropological detail. Translated by Margaret Crosland and Alan Daventry the volume attempts to "see love between men and between women in its historical scientific and artistic context" offering an early and serious academic treatment of homosexuality unmarred by clinical bias or moral condemnation. The book's comprehensiveness and breadth remain striking: it addresses sexual customs laws and taboos with discussions of sacred eroticism effeminate courtesans gender variance and punitive violence. Slight edge wear to dust jacket; binding sound and pages clean. Overall very good condition. A landmark in LGBTQ historiography The Other Face of Love is an essential acquisition for collections focusing on queer history sexuality studies and cultural anthropology. unknown books
1964Best.-Nr. 192531964. Early LGBTQ Lesbian Play: The Killing of Sister George. 1964 Playbill. Softcover. It was and base for the 1968 Lesbian Film The Killing of Sister George. "Sister George" is a fictional character in a radio series She is played by a lezbian named June who is a gin-guzzling cigar-chompingmasculine woman. June lives with Alice McNaught a younger woman. In the play when George discovers that her character is scheduled to be killed off the radio show she becomes increasingly impossible to work and live with. The play implies that George and Alice are lesbians and Alice may be having an affair with another woman too. All 3 characters are portrayed on the the cover of the playbill. In 1968 the play was adapted into a feature film which was made the lesbian elements even more explicit but even the play was one of the first plays to depict a lesbian relationships. In very good condition. unknown
1964Best.-Nr. 192531964. Early LGBTQ Lesbian Play: The Killing of Sister George. 1964 Playbill. Softcover. It was and base for the 1968 Lesbian Film The Killing of Sister George. "Sister George" is a fictional character in a radio series She is played by a lezbian named June who is a gin-guzzling cigar-chompingmasculine woman. June lives with Alice McNaught a younger woman. In the play when George discovers that her character is scheduled to be killed off the radio show she becomes increasingly impossible to work and live with. The play implies that George and Alice are lesbians and Alice may be having an affair with another woman too. All 3 characters are portrayed on the the cover of the playbill. In 1968 the play was adapted into a feature film which was made the lesbian elements even more explicit but even the play was one of the first plays to depict a lesbian relationships. In very good condition. unknown books
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1852No dust jacket. Hardcover. Ex - library. Boards are rubbed, faded and have several scores and marks. Leading corners, edges and spine are worn, bumped and chipped. Leading corners are split. Embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Library label on BEP. Some foxing in the volume. Front and rear hinges are cracked but binding appears intact. Contents are clear. AF Ex - Library
1856No dust jacket. Hardcover. Ex - library. Spine is slightly cocked. Slight bumping on spine ends. Several marks and scores on page block. Embossed library stamp on title page. Library stamp on title page. Light foxing at a few points in the volume. Contents are clear throughout. Binding is sound. AF Ex - Library
1854No dust jacket. Hardcover. Ex - library. Boards are rubbed, faded and have several scores and marks. Leading corners, edges and spine are worn, bumped and chipped. Leading corners are split. Embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Library label on BEP. Minor foxing in the volume. Hinges are cracked at a few points. Binding is visible at a few points. Contents are clear. AF Ex - Library
1854No dust jacket. Hardcover. Ex - library. Boards are rubbed, faded and have several scores and marks. Leading corners, edges and spine are worn, bumped and chipped. Leading corners are split. Embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Library label on BEP. Minor foxing in the volume. Hinges are cracked. Binding is visible at a few points. Contents are clear. AF Ex - Library
1855No dust jacket. Hardcover. Ex - library. Boards are rubbed, faded and have several scores and marks. Leading corners, edges and spine are worn, bumped and chipped. Leading corners are split. Embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Library label on BEP. Minor foxing in the volume. Hinges are slightly cracked. Binding is visible at a few points. Contents are clear. AF Ex - Library
1856No dust jacket. Hardcover. Ex - library. Spine is slightly cocked. Slight bumping on spine ends. Several marks and scores on page block. Embossed library stamp on title page. Library stamp on title page. Small tear on upper edge of title page. Light foxing at a few points in the volume. Pencilled poem on reverse of title page. Binding is visible at a few points in the volume. Contents are clear throughout. AF Ex - Library
