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1960ref. 624586Chicago: The University of Chicago Press 1960. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. Volume III only. Tall octavo. vii 310pp. Owner name and stamp of a noted American psychologist on the front fly else fine in about fine dust jacket. Laid in is a large four-page publisher's ad reprinting positive reviews of the first two volumes in the series by Conway Zirkle and W. W. Howells respectively. The University of Chicago Press hardcover books
1970ref. 43523New York: Museum of Modern Art 1970. Very Good. New York: Museum of Modern Art 1970. First Edition. Quarto 28cm; publisher's printed wraps and photographic endsheets; 207pp; illustrations throughout. Wraps rubbed and lightly toned; spine scuffed. Binding sound. Textblock endsheets and interior pages toned. Very Good only. Catalog for MoMA's 1970 survey of Conceptual art that was "political process-based or required audience participation." Featuring one hundred American and European artists Information is regarded as a landmark in art history because of its engagement with the media landscape and resistance to the mainstream art market. "50 Years Later a Conceptual Art Exhibition Still Courts Controversy" MoMA . Museum of Modern Art unknown books
1982ref. 570296New York: Arbor House 1982. Softcover. Very Good. Uncorrected proof. Blue wrappers. Curling and toning thus very good. Arbor House unknown books
1960ref. 179165Illinois: University of Chicago Press 1960. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. Volume three only of three. 310pp. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Endpapers and page edges lightly foxed very good ina very good foxed and scuffed dustwrapper. The University of Chicago Centennial Discussions. University of Chicago Press hardcover books
1992ref. 19430Washington DC: Brassey's Inc 1992. First Edition First Printing. Hardcover. Near fine/near fine. The first edition of From Pusan to Panmunjom inscribed by General Paik Sun Yup. Octavo xvi 271pp. Red hardcover black cloth spine title in gilt. The first printing with a full number line on the copyright page. Illustrated with maps and photographs. Translated by Bruce K. Grant. In the publisher's near fine dust jacket price clipped light shelf wear. Inscribed on the front free endpaper: "To: Col. Jack A. Dodds / With Best Wishes / 26 Jan 1993 / S.Y. Paik." General Paik Sun Yup 1920-2020 commanded the Republic of Korea Army's 1st Infantry Division during the defense of the Pusan Perimeter during the Korean War. He later served as army chief of staff and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of Korea. In 1953 he became the first four-star general in South Korean history. After retiring from military service Paik served as South Korea's ambassador to France Canada and several other countries. Brassey's, Inc hardcover books
1957ref. 73525Aligarh: Muslim University 1957. First edition in book form of this translation first published in Medieval India Quarterly 8vo pp. 6 199 1; publisher's full red buckram; gutter split with a few early leaves weak first ten pages with underlining good in fragmented and torn dust jacket. From the library of professor John R. Krueger with his acquisition note on lower free endpaper and he receipt and order papers laid in. Muslim University Aligarh publications no. 12. Originally submitted as a Ph.D. thesis. Muslim University unknown books
1986ref. 72358Tokyo: Institute for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa 1986. First edition 8vo pp. 2 vii 1 267 3; printed from typescript; tables and diagrams in the text; generally a fine copy in original limp green cloth lettered in black on upper cover and spine. Issued as volume 16 in the publisher's Monumenta Serindica series. Four-page errata laid in as issued. Jackson Tianshin Sun "is a Taiwanese linguist working on languages of the Sino-Tibetan and Austroasiatic families. He is best known for his pioneering documentation and historical-comparative work in Tani Rgyalrongic and Tibetic languages. Sun is a research fellow at Academia Sinica in Taipei Taiwan" Wikipedia. This work is the basis of his master's thesis at the National Taiwan Normal University and it is his first book. He earned his Ph.D. at Berkeley and has at least two dozen papers and four other books to his credit. Institute for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa unknown books
1989ref. 72666Lhasa: Anhui Fine Arts Publishing House 1989. First edition 4to pp. 166 2; text in English and Chinese; color illustrations throughout; near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Anhui Fine Arts Publishing House unknown books
1913ref. 67292Nantong: Nantong Hanmolin Bookstore 1913. Stab-stiched book 7.75 x 5.25 in. four volumes later bound into one; portrait plate of Sun; tan paper wrappers; title label of first volume perished and replaced with manuscript label last 4 leaves of vol. four chipped at corner text unaffected very good. OCLC cites a preceding edition in 1912. Nantong Hanmolin Bookstore unknown books
1868ref. 57679New York: Harper & Brothers publishers Franklin Square 1868. 8vo pp. viii 1 10- 275 1 4 ads; 15 illustrations and a portrait of the author; original pictorial wrappers; spine slightly chipped else near fine. Howes S-672; Hamilton 1625: "This appears to be a reissue of The Theatrical Apprenticeship 1846 with many changes and much new material. It contains the same 8 illustrations by Darley together with 7 additional illustrations." DAB reports this work to be a combination of his two autobiographical works published in 1846 and 1854 respectively. Harper & Brothers, publishers, Franklin Square unknown books
1983ref. 51130Paris: Denoel 1983. First edition square 8vo pp. 8 13-171 3; text in French; text illustrations of bindings ornaments and diagrams throughout some full-page 4 pages in color; pictorial laminate paper-covered boards; corners bumped price label on lower cover near fine. Chapters on outillage et fournitures détaillée du corps d'ouvrage les demi-reliures le travail des tranches préservation etc. Denoel unknown books
1967ref. 42331Bloomington: Indiana University 1967. Second edition with revisions and corrections 8vo pp. viii 286; text printed from typescript; original grey wrappers some soiling; edges toned else very good. "Publication twenty-one" - title page verso. Indiana University unknown books
1974ref. 29402London: Longman 1974. Reprint edition 8vo pp. 512 the dictionary proper in double column; as new in like dustjacket. Composed of "terms meanings and acronyms which have come into the vocabulary of the English-speaking world during the period 1963-1972" jacket blurb. "We chose 1963 as the beginning date since this date marks the termination of the record of new English. in most general dictionaries now available to the general public" Preface p. 7. Longman unknown books
1932ref. 54498上海 Shanghai: 商務å°æ›¸é¤¨ Shang wu yin shu guan Commercial Press 1932. First and second editions mixed set. Softcover. g- to near fine. Octavos. Vol.1: 4 20pp. Vol.3: 20pp. in illustrated grey and blue paper wrappers. Vol.2: 20pp. Vol.4: 20pp. Vol.5: 20pp. Vol.6: 24pp. Vol.8: 22p. in illustrated grey black and orange wrappers. Missing volume #7. Each volume includes a printed table of contents on the interior front cover and publication information on the interior back cover. Illustrated publisher's device on the back covers. Volume 1 includes images of the flag of the Republic of China printed lithographically in blue and red as well as a b/w photo-reproduction portrait of Sun Yat-Sen. A nearly complete but mixed set of Sun Yat-Sen's "Three Principles of the People" issued as an illustrated reader for elementary school children. These were originally published in 8 volumes by the pioneering Commercial Press in Shanghai which is considered the earliest modern publisher in China. The volumes contain b/w lithographically printed images and figures meant to illustrate the political philosophy of Sun Yat-Sen the cornerstone of the nation's policy for the Republic of China. The first and third volumes here are from the later edition of the work likely issued in the later half of 1932 21st year of the Republic in the wake of the January 28 incident or Shanghai incident. During the conflict among the locations bombed and destroyed by the Japanese were the Commercial Press and its famed Oriental Library. The illustrated scene of bombed-out buildings on the cover of these volumes seem to depict that scene and serve a commemoration of those events. The covers of the other volumes being from the earlier edition 1927 show a striking image of a group of young children reading in front of a rising sun printed in black and orange. Wrappers of volumes with some minor to light rubbing. Minor to light stains and age toning to the covers of a few volumes. The first and third volumes with small tears night the top corner and the head of the spine. Pages throughout age toned with some volumes containing sporadic notes in pencil Latin script from a previous owner. Wrappers in good- to very good interiors in very good- to near fine. Publication - vol.1: year 21 1932 vol.2: year 16 1927 vol.3: year 21 1932 vol.4: year 16 1927 vol.5: year 20 1931 vol.6: year 16 1927 vol.8: year 16 1927. 商務å°æ›¸é¤¨ Shang wu yin shu guan (Commercial Press) unknown books
1918ref. 11259Lock Haven PA: Sol L Long 1918. First Edition. Original Wraps. Very Good in Wraps. First Edition. Original Wraps. An address from Satan to Kaiser Wilhelm "Bill" here variously addressed as 23 Skiddoo times a Prince of Purlieus of Pusilanimity 16 times a Duke of Debasement and Damnable Duplicity and 7 times Baron of Beasts and Bughouse Bestiality etc peppered with firm admonishments regarding his conduct and rule leading up to and during World War 1. The bulk of the address centers around Satan's unwilliingness to turn Hell over to Bill which would make the Devil "the laughing stock of all the angels." Rare and unrecorded with no copies found in OCLC or NUC at time of this writing. Minor shelf/edge wear hit of soiling else tight bright and unmarred. Printed paper wrappers staplebound. 12mo. 16pp. Sol L Long unknown books
ref. 11576Single sheet 330 x 215 mm. with outline and measurements rendered with graphite & ink swatches horizontal & vertical folds. Pistoia Italy: 1985. The manuscript plan for a LeWitt Wall Drawing installed for collector Giuliano Gori in Pistoia Italy in July 1985. The drawing was executed by David Higginbotham Andrea Marescalchi whose name is written on the reverse of this sheet and Anna Muskardin. This work was included in the Whitney's 2000 LeWitt retrospective. ⧠Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings catalogue raisonné accessed 12 August 2026. unknown books
ref. 11577Two sheets carefully taped together total: 425 x 275 mm. pencil schematics & measurements on both sides horizontal & vertical folds. Seattle: 1991. The working drawing for LeWitt's drawing sold by gallerist Donald Young to Virginia and Bagley Wright of Seattle. It was used by draughtsmen David Higginbotham and Jeffry Mitchell to install the work in May 1991. The work is now part of the Seattle Art Museum collection gifted by the Wrights in 2020. In fine condition. ⧠Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings catalogue raisonné accessed 12 August 2026. unknown books
ref. 6060105626 Morton Street Philadelphia: Sun Ra 1980. Softcover. Very Good. First edition thus. Octavo. 66 2pp. Illustrated. Printed on several colors of paper stock. Stapled printed wrappers. A bit misfolded and stapled wrappers slightly toned near the spine else near fine. Inscribed by the author: "To Beven & Greg From Sun Ra." Poetry. Originally published in 1972 with 60 pages this version seems decidedly more DIY in its nature and seems like it was produced in considerably smaller numbers. OCLC locates little more than a half-dozen records of this version. Sun Ra unknown books
ref. 140944969Chicago: Ihnfinity Inc. / Saturn Research 1972. First Edition. Fine. First edition first printing. Though not marked as such this copy is from the estate of Pat Patrick longtime saxophonist for the Arkestra. Bound in publisher's original pale blue wraps stamped in dark green. Top corner of title page is creased in a binder's error else Fine. A work of poetry by the composer bandleader and pianist known as Sun Ra a man in a class of his own because according to him he was from Saturn. His music spanned a wide variety of genres from free jazz to proto-hip-hop bebop funk and noise. The true first printing is scarce. Ihnfinity Inc. / Saturn Research unknown books
1947ref. 16156New York: Diamant Typographic Series 1947. boards. 16mo. boards. 42 4 pages. The Fifth item of the "Diamant Classics" series on printing. Limited to 650 copies. Lacking the spine else a good copy. Diamant Typographic Series unknown books
ref. 1334010Chicago: Ihnfinity Inc/Saturn Research 1972. First Edition. Softcover. Staplebound quarto. 134 pages. In Good plus condition. Single sided pages with cardstock front cover; SIGNED by Sun Ra on half-title page To RONALD from Sun Ra; Some wear bumping to the corners; Toning to the front cover and exterior of the text block; Slight bending at the corners at the cover; Interior clean. shelved case 0. Extremely scarce volume of Sun Ra's poetry and philosophy. 1334010. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Ihnfinity Inc/Saturn Research unknown books
1932ref. 31412Washington D. C.: Corcoran Gallery of Art 1932. Hardcover. VG- scuffs & smudges to wraps. rubbing to corners & spine ends. lower corner bumped w/ rubbing & crimp/crease to pg corners. cream wraps w/ navy printing. 64 pgs w/ two bw plates. Exhibition held March 5 to November 24 1932 at Corcoran Gallery of Art. Artists include Charles Willson Peale John Ramage James Sharples Gilbert Stuart William Dunlop Jane Stuart Edward Savage Robert Edge Pine Joseph Wright Rembrandt Peale Adolph Ulric Wertmuller James Frothingham William Birgh Richard Champion James Peale Marquise de Brehan Philip Peticolas William Thornton Charles Peale Polk Walter Robertson John Trumbull Dalton Edward Marchant Leopold Seyffert Mrs. Marshall Williams W. R. Wheeler Robert Sully John Martin John Wesley Jarvis Saint Memin John Neagle and many others. Corcoran Gallery of Art paperback books
1988ref. 320219Fresno: Panorama West Publishing 1988. Hardcover. xviii 322p. 10p. index very good hardcover in like dj numerous b&w period photographs and several maps 10.5x7.5 inches. Panorama West Publishing hardcover books
1992ref. 19428Washington DC: Brassey's Inc 1992. First Edition First Printing. Hardcover. Near fine/near fine. The inscribed first edition first printing of From Pusan to Panmunjom by Paik Sun Yup. Octavo xvi 271pp. Red hardcover black cloth spine title in gilt. The first printing with a full number line on the copyright page. Illustrated with maps and photographs. Translated by Bruce K. Grant. In the publisher's near fine dust jacket $24.95 retail price on front flap light shelf wear. Inscribed on the front free endpaper: "To: Col Floyd / With Best Wishes / S.Y. Paik." General Paik Sun Yup 1920-2020 commanded the Republic of Korea Army's 1st Infantry Division during the defense of the Pusan Perimeter during the Korean War. He later served as army chief of staff and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of Korea. In 1953 he became the first four-star general in South Korean history. After retiring from military service Paik served as South Korea's ambassador to France Canada and several other countries. Brassey's, Inc hardcover books
1970ref. 1417005New York: Negro Universities Press 1970. Reprinted. Hardcover. Octavo 225 pages. In Very Good minus condition. Bound in the publisher's brown cloth bearing gilt lettering to the spine. Boards have slight wear including mild sunning and minor edge wear. Text block has slight wear including slight age toning to the edges and offsetting to to the gutters to few first/last pages. Reprinted. NOTE: Shelved in Column L. 1417005. FP New Rockville Stock. Negro Universities Press hardcover books
