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1901Best.-Nr. 2111902160303486Hakubunkan 1901. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 57 pages Size: A5 size Hakubunkan paperback
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189075 pages. The first eight pages are devoted to "Drills, Pantomines and Motion Songs - Swimming Drill" and are cutely illustrated with sketches of children performing the various motions. Next come 9 pages of "Marching and Motion Songs for Schools" which include words and piano music. Pages 19 through 61 cover Motion Songs with piano music included for most - songs include The Brook, Our Flag, The Violets, The Leaves, What the Wind Says, Fife and Drum, Little Things, On the Lake, Pussies, The Farm, The Meadows, Good Night, Song of the Waves, and Japanese Parasol Drill. Pages 62 through 75 are devoted to Marches and include diagrams. Heavily worn, soiled and stained yet binding remains intact. Page 17 missing. Prior owner's name atop front free endpaper else unmarked. While copy has seen considerable use, it retains its vintage charm. Book
196988 pages. Features/Articles: The alarming mystery of radar waves - What are we doing to huma life?; John Morgan and Martin Bronstein of the TV show Comedy Cafe; Editorial - let this be our last year in NATO; Pauline Jewett - Ottawa starts a department to fight poverty; nice colour photo ad for the Olds Delta 88 Royale; Interview with Arthur Hailey; Roloff Beny's India - lengthy article with great colour photos; John Doyle and his gamble with millions - the controversial mining promoter and close friend of Newfoundland Premier Joseph Smallwood; How to be a Global Villager; Nice colour photo ad for the Pontiac GTO and Firebird; Color them Big Ink - a Canadian band with members Robbie Robertson, Dick Manuel, Garth Hudson, Rick Danko and Levon Helm; Success Can't Spoil Bobby Orr - article with two photos; Great Chrysler colour photo ad for the New Yorker, Chrysler 300 and Newport Custom; Colour ad of the CTV news team including Harvey Kirck and twenty-five well-dressed others; Three Designing Models - Deborah Thompson, Judith Davies and Dona Saunders; Anyone Can Steal a Million - bank clerk Ann Spiller stole $492,000 and fooled the town of Penticton, BC; Some pages yellowed with age. Address label on front cover otherwise unmarked. Moderate wear. Binding sound. A quality copy of this great vintage issue. Book
1999956 pages plus author index. Contains papers presented at the Fifth International Conference on FAST Sea Transportation (FAST '99). Topics covered include: Materials; Motion Control; Propulsion; Safety; Operations; Trade-Off Studies; Concepts; Rules; Structural Design; Hydrodynamics; Speed; Structural Loads; Novel Considerations. Moderate wear. Binding sound. Prior owner's name atop title page else unmarked. Insignificant 1" green ink stain to top edge. Quality copy. Book
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First Edition, viii, 122 pp., 6 folding engraved plates, nineteenth century half calf, from the library of the Northern Lighthouse Board with the coat of arms in gilt at the head of the spine, 5 raised bands on spine, ruled in gilt, morocco label, a very nice copy.
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1951Best.-Nr. 17865San Angelo Texas: Newsfoto Publishing Company 1951 No copies recorded on OCLC. Anchor and Blades is a yearbook documenting the WAVES at the United States Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. The candid photos throughout the book feature women being outfitted for uniforms exercising and playing sports and ultimately graduating from the training program. Among the last pages of the book there are portraits labeled with names in a yearbook style for the women in Companies 14 and 15 who were graduating. The history of the training center can also be traced as the photos include shots of the buildings and grounds. . Blue cloth with embossed hat decoration and lettering. Gold lettering of title is designed to look like a rope. Colored image pasted to front cover. Photographic endpapers. . Quarto. 11 in. x 8 in. . Photographically reproduced illustrations on every page. Light bumping and wear to spine ands and lower corners. A very good copy. The WAVES Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service also known as the Women's Reserve was the women's branch of the Naval Reserve during World War II. WAVES was established in 1942 when the Navy was authorized to accept women for the duration of war time plus six months. This measure was taken with the intention of sending men off to sea duty and replacing them with women on the shores. In order to be eligible for WAVES training school women had to be between 20 and 49 years old and have a college degree or two years of work experience. Newsfoto Publishing Company, [ hardcover
1951Best.-Nr. 17865San Angelo Texas: Newsfoto Publishing Company 1951 No copies recorded on OCLC. Anchor and Blades is a yearbook documenting the WAVES at the United States Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. The candid photos throughout the book feature women being outfitted for uniforms exercising and playing sports and ultimately graduating from the training program. Among the last pages of the book there are portraits labeled with names in a yearbook style for the women in Companies 14 and 15 who were graduating. The history of the training center can also be traced as the photos include shots of the buildings and grounds. . Blue cloth with embossed hat decoration and lettering. Gold lettering of title is designed to look like a rope. Colored image pasted to front cover. Photographic endpapers. . Quarto. 11 in. x 8 in. . Photographically reproduced illustrations on every page. Light bumping and wear to spine ands and lower corners. A very good copy. The WAVES Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service also known as the Women's Reserve was the women's branch of the Naval Reserve during World War II. WAVES was established in 1942 when the Navy was authorized to accept women for the duration of war time plus six months. This measure was taken with the intention of sending men off to sea duty and replacing them with women on the shores. In order to be eligible for WAVES training school women had to be between 20 and 49 years old and have a college degree or two years of work experience. Newsfoto Publishing Company, [ hardcover books