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1995112 pages. Features: Windpower, Zoning and the '90s; Rules for surviving Micro Hydroelectric Power; Portable Solar-Powered Workshop; Electric Pickup Truck; Electric Vehicle Aerodynamics; Understanding the Lead-Acid cell; Survey of 14 wind generators; and more. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. A quality copy. Magazine
196628 pages. Songs are playable as solos, duets, trios; Combo accompaniment for vocal. Includes the following songs: All I Really Want to Do; Blowin' in the Wind; Chimes of Freedom; Farewell; A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall; It Ain't Me Babe; Mr. Tambourine Man; She Belongs to Me; The Times They Are A-Changin'; Tomorrow is a Long Time; When the Ship Comes In; With God on Our Side. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
1987Contents: Can advanced technology save the U.S. steel industry?; Molecules of visual excitation; The Rings of Uranus - data from Voyager 2; Beaches and Barrier Islands - attempting storm protection with manmade structures; Lyme Disease; Cold Nuclear Fusion - muons can catalyze the fusion of deuterium and tritium at room temperature; Aerodynamics of wind pollination; Arches and vaults in the ancient near east. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
1989Features: Eying the Gypsy Life; Architect's Angle VI - Roof Edges; Collectables - Honorable Miniatures from Japanese Holidays; Smaller Versions of a Big Movie - A GWTW (Gone With The Wind) Compendium; Starr Ockenga; Ted Churcher; Ellen Betz; Scarlett's Wardrobe - do it yourself; The Landscape of Christmas; Carve yourself a merry wooden Christmas; Claycrafting - toddler toys; Joann's Cushions; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
19704 pages. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Original price stickers on illustrated front cover. A sound copy of this Dylan classic. Sheet music
19785 pages. Unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this classic Kansas song. Sheet music
1990338 pages. Features: Gone With the Wind Collectibles; 51 Project Pages to Make; Christmas Dolls/Santas; Create a French Doll; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
1978116 pages. Great color photos of Linda and her band. Includes all songs from "Simple Dreams" and "Hasten Down the Wind", including: It's So Easy; Carmelita; Simple Man Simple Dream; Sorrow Lives Here; I Never Will Marry; Blue Bayou; Poor Poor Pitiful Me; Maybe I'm Right; Old Paint; Tumbling Dice; Lose Again; The Tattler; If He's Ever Near; That'll Be the Day; Lo Siento Mi Vida; Hasten Down the Wind; Rivers of Babylon; Give One Heart; Try Me Again; Someone to Lay Down Beside Me; Crazy; Down So Low. Average wear. Few pencil markings to contents. One-inch opening to front cover. A worthy copy of this precious compilation. Book
1916Pages 482-576 + 30 pages of ads. Features: The "Brides" Special - when Swiss girls were regularly shipped to southern Chile to marry ranchers; Winter-Sport Mountaineering - how to avoid its dangers - article with photos; The Wreck of the 'County of Anglesea' - fight for the life of a capsized ship; Wanderings in Northern Persia - II - article with first-ever published photos of Kelat-i-Nadiri, the Gibraltar of Persia, and many other photos; A Fiery Ordeal - surviving a 1904 volcano on Mount Kloet on the island of Java; Down the Amazon from Source to Mouth, part VII; From Job to Job Around the World, Part II - fantastic travelogue of two young Americans in Japan and Korea with wonderful photos; The Saving Shadow - Rev. Wm. F. Rigge of the Creighton University Observatory uses shadows to help acquit a man facing serious charges; A Motor-Boat in Mexico - the villagers had never seen anything like it;; The Marchwood Ghost Mystery - A Highland Regiment soldier committed suicide in 1885 and his ghost was supposed to haunt the sentry's beat;;"The Heathen Chinee" - principally concerned with the Chinaman's attitude towards railways - also tells some quaint stories about the 'spirits of wind and water' which rule his actions during and after his life - article with great photos, especially all the Chinese aboard a Shanghai-Nanking Railway engine they had fled only a week before; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Book
195568 pages. Colour plates plus many black and white illustrations in text. Includes these stories: Susan and Peter visit the Seaside; Susan and Peter Visit Wind Fairies; The Rabbits' Tea Party; The Magic Toy Cupboard; The Sun's Bedtime; The Wooldland Cobbler. Undated, perhaps circa 1950s? Heavy wear. Backstrip missing. Unmarked. Binding tender but intact. A worthy vintage copy of this charmingly illustrated work. Book
1993131 pages. Handsomely illustrated in colour. Prior owner's bookplate upon front free endpaper, otherwise clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. An excellent copy. Book
193040 pages. Features: The Development of Curved Surfaces; Aviation Engine Cylinder Finishing; Plywood in Aircraft; Aircraft Ignition Equipment; The Technology of Woods Used in Aircraft Construction; Radiophone Communication on Air Passenger and Mail Routes - article with photo of engineer Thorp Hiscock; News of the Industry; New Developments; Wind Tunnel Experiments on the Burnelli All-Wing Principle; Ad for the new Chevrolet 333 engine includes photo of Louis Chevrolet; Ford Transport aircraft photo ad says it offers optional Packard Diesel motor; many more vintage ads. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
193150 pages. Features: Thompson Valve ad commemorates the round the world trip of Mears and Collyer in 1928; Design and Construction of Aluminum Alloy Floats - article with photo of Keystone Commuter; Air-Cooled Cylinder Head Design; The Privateer Amphibian - A Low Wing Pusher Monoplane; Wind Tunnel Testts on Airplane Wheel Cowlings; Improvement and Economy in Carburetor Control; Vortex Theory and the Tapered Wing (part II); Effectiveness and Balance of Horizontal Control Surface; The Month's best from the Foreign Press; Assembly Instructions of the Fairchild Cabin Monoplane 71; Method of Making the Navy Type Cable Splice; How to Design and Build and Aircraft Finishing Room; Airplane and Engine Repair Cost Accounting; Puti It Up to Parker; How Fast Do They Fly?; New Products; Nice ad inside back cover Detroit's Hotel Fort Shelby; many more nostalgic ads. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
197859 pages. Five pages of nice colour photos of the band and members. Includes piano sheet music, lyrics and guitar chords for these songs: Point of No Return; Paradox; The Spider; Portrait (He Knew); Closet Chronicles; Dust in the Wind; Sparks of the Tempest; Lightning's Hand; Nobody's Home; Hopelessly Human. Above-average wear. Sticker removal marks on illustrated front cover. Binding weak - first three pages partially loose. Why is this copy so worn? Because these songs are so awesome to play! Who can forget the first time they heard Dust in the Wind? Despite its deficiencies, a marvelous Kansas memento from their glory days of the late 1970s. Book
198148 pages. Features: Cover photo of West German Type S148 guided missile patrol boats at Bristol; Nice photo of Andes of the Royal Mail Lines; Full-page photo of the Hapag Lloyd container ship Frankfurt; On the Waterfront; European Commentary; Where to see the Cruise Ships; New Ship News; Passenger Liners at Tilbury - part 4 - the 1960s; Voyage in the Brigantine "Eye of the Wind"; The Three Careers of the "Ranpura" 1925-1961 - passenger liner, armed merchant cruiser and heavy repair ship; The Liberty and the SD14 - two standard types compared; HMS Hermes - part 1 of a history of her varied career; Letters; Ship Sales; Nice photo of the HMS Ranpura in 1946. Unmarked with average wear. Ad clipped from page 44 affects letter on other side. A sound vintage copy. Book
1985A small number of classified section listings highlighted with pale colour. No other marks or inscriptions to contents. No creasing to covers. A very clean very tight copy and no bumping to corners. 131pp. This issue includes EF Benson and 'Mapp and Lucia', Jean Rhys, Kenneth Grahame and 'Wind in the Willows', cricket magazines, Hank Janson pulp fiction, F Scott Fitzgerald and Dylan Thomas.
1987242p., illus. Hardcover Very good condition good
1960score (24 p.) 31 cm. Paperback Very good condition, in pamplet binder
2006No marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards, very slight wavyness to pages and no bumping to corners. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn or creased with fading to spine. 120pp. Based on a wealth of old photographs from the Francis Frith Collection.
1949No marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards, slight fading to spine ends, foxing to page edges and no bumping to corners. Dusty dust jacket not price clipped or marked with rubbing/light creasing and nicks to edges and small pieces missing from spine ends. 175pp. Beginning with a treatise on how we hear music, there follows a full discussion of all the instruments usually used in classical music. Well illustrated with photographs of each instrument.
1947Probably Mitchell's most interesting letter. To the editor of the San Antonio Light, San Antonio, Texas: "Dear Sir: I am Mrs. John R. Marsh (Margaret Mitchell) of Atlanta, Georgia, author of 'Gone With the Wind'. I am writing you about an item published in your newspaper on August 5, 1947, stating that 'Mrs. John R. Marsh (Margaret Mitchell) , nationally known author had just arrived in San Antonio from Mexico City. With this item you published a photograph with the caption 'Margaret Mitchell Back to Hollywood'. I have learned that this woman also autographed copies of my novel 'Gone With the Wind' and in other ways created the impression she was me. This has caused me great embarrassment and I must ask you to publish a correction. I was not in San Antonio on August 5 and I have never been in your city, much to my regret. I have never been in Mexico City, where you said I had been, and I have never been in Dallas or Hollywood, where you said I was going. The photograph you published is not my photograph and does not resemble me in any manner. (...) " ; 2 pages
1960To Mr. Cordell, Atlanta Constitution: "Dear Mr. Cordell: It must be obvious that if there were any news available on the musical version of "Gone With the Wind", such news would not have been kept secret. - Please believe that I am completely sincere in wishing to cooperate with you on the piece, which cooperation would be in our own selfish interests. I wish I could tell you precisely when I could give you the information you seek, but this too is impossible. Frankly, I don't know. My suggestion is that we make a note here to put you on our mailing list for this information at the time it is given to other newspapers and magazines. Would this be satisfactory from your standpoint? With kindest regards, Sincerely yours (signed) DOS (initialed); 1 pages
1992Slight shelf wear to DJ; Voluminous biography of the famous producer of, among many others, Gone With the WInd and A Farewell To Arms ; B&W Photographs; 8vo; 792 pages
1983De Havilland's erasure and correction (to 'al' in 'survival') ; On light blue typing paper. Dated September 17, 1983, Paris, France, to Roy Hensel, Carlisle County School, Bardwell, Kentucky. "Dear Roy Hensel, Many, many thanks indeed for your recent kind letter and for your generous comments about my work. Under seperate cover the GONE WITH THE WIND still you sent me for my signature will soon be on its way to you. Regarding your questions: 1) I think there are several reasons for the enduring popularity of GONE WITH THE WIND: its theme is universal as it deals with conflict, defeat, and renaissance--an experience familiar to all peoples, all nations. 2) Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard, and I were cast in our roles before any of the principal filming had begun, and our selection was announced simultaneously in January, 1939. 3) I do feel that Sidney Howard's adaptation of the novel was very faithful to the spirit of the book and to all its most significant elements and details. 4) Clark Gable was always perfectly prepared for his role, highly professional in every respect. With very best wishes to you and to your students, Most sincerely, Olivia De Havilland" Signed in ballpoint pen. Folded once lengthwise and once across. Folds hardly noticeable. Letters are two-toned, blue and red. Nice letter, great content
1939First few pages lightly dampstained. Last page with light foxing. Spine a bit faded. Former owner's name on half title page. ; Illustrated motion picture edition. ; Color Photographs; 8vo; 391 pages
