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2017réf. x-1138520284Routledge 2017. Hardcover. New. 486 pages. 9.02x5.98x1.06 inches. Routledge hardcover
réf. 1475.1aafo.J. (20. Jhd.), 17.3 x 26 cm, auf altem Papier mit arabischer Handschrift auf Verso, mit mehreren kleinen Fehlstellen.
1980réf. 31330Norman Oklahoma U.S.A.: Univ of Oklahoma Press 1980. Book. Fine. Full-Leather. Signed by Authors. Limited/Numbered. 1 of 650 copies. Signed by Molly Babcock and Peggy Tiger. In a fine slipcase. Univ of Oklahoma Press Hardcover
1921réf. 92751921 1 Dessins de TIGRE et compositions de P. BRISSAUD. Paris, 1921, in-8, demi-chagrin corail à coins, plats rose et or, 156 pages.
2017réf. x-1138527939Taylor & Francis 2017. Hardcover. New. 278 pages. 9.02x5.98x0.79 inches. Taylor & Francis hardcover
2017réf. x-1138536318Taylor & Francis 2017. Hardcover. New. 308 pages. 9.02x5.98x0.94 inches. Taylor & Francis hardcover
2017réf. x-1138538051Taylor & Francis 2017. Hardcover. New. 330 pages. 9.02x5.98x0.83 inches. Taylor & Francis hardcover
1854réf. 2111902160200509Shahon 1854. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 5 Shahon paperback
1924Abundant black and white illustrations and reproductions of photos. Features: To Afghanistan in Disguise - Part I - the story of a British officer's remarkable exploit - a journey, disguised as an Oriental, across a large part of India and finally into forbidden Afghanistan and beyond, living among the natives as one of themselves; Two Wanderers in the Faroes - John Dickson's account of the wild nature and unsophisticated people - article with excellent photos; "Grip" and I - Count Nils Cronstedt saved a doomed thoroughbred bull-terrier which proceeded to save him on several occasions during his stay in West Africa as Commander of H.M.S. Heron and Assistant Marine Superintendant in Northern Nigeria; The "High-Jackers" - an audacious gang of murderous bank robbers terrorize the Canadian prairies, beginning in Moosomin, SK and ending in Pipestone, MB; The Islands of the Mammoths - a group of islands in the Arctic Ocean off the coast of Siberia is the world's best hunting ground for the tusks and bones of the prehistoric mammoth - article with photos; The Three Angleteers - Part III - The troubles and adventures of three bored young men who leave England to travel in Europe; With Canoe and Camera - Capt. M.H. Albert explored Northern Ontario and Quebec to photograph wild animals - article with photos; The Mystery of Diablo Canon - The adventures of Senor Torres, a Captain of Rurales - the famous mounted police of Mexico; Two photos of two-room house built in the trunk of an immense California redwood; The Terror of Rampur - two hunters undertake to kill a murderous tiger in India; The Head-Hunters of the Sepik - Part I - Photo-illustrated article by Beatrice Grimshaw describing her trip up the Sepik river in New Guinea, where she met the local native peoples - who were none-too friendly; Exploring in Central Brazil - Part IV - A small English expedition sets out to explore the mighty Amazon forests and study their local peoples; Some Sensational Prison Escapes - Carl Otto and Jack Foster bust loose from Folsom Prison; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy of this excellent vintage issue. Book
1925Profusely illustrated with black and white photos and illustrations. Features: In Search of the Lost Oases - Part I of a wonderful trip across the desert from Sollum, on the Mediterranean, to El Obeid, in the Sudan, mostly through unexplored territory, with photos; Smugglers Three - Poaching swan eggs; Azizun the Dancing-Girl - Sir George MacMunn owned an uncanny little "frog-girl" in India; The Odyssey of the "Olga" - A trip from Nome, Alaska to Seattle ended up taking over three months!; Photo of sixty-foot-tall statue of the god Gomateswara being annointed with oil on the great hill of Sravanbelgola; Left Behind - A young white woman is left behind at a lonely wayside station in the heart of Rhodesia; Lost in the Heart of Peru - Part I - G.M. Dyott was abandoned by his guide in the trackless upper reaches of the Amazon and endured an ordeal to return home - with photos; The Thirteenth Sample - A nerve-trying adventure in the depths of an abandoned mine in Northern Mexico; A Bird-Hunter in the Wilds - G.L. Bates describes a seven-month journey in the remote Cameroon country of Central Africa - with great photos; The Voice in the Darkness - A tragic story of an encounter between a bootlegger and the law during prohibition in Brigson, Alberta; "Sinbad the Sailor" - An American university professor becomes a swindler in Winnipeg; Tiger Tales - Tales from Assam and Sumatra by W.J. Brands; What Was It? - Patrick Brown encountered a mysterious monster in South Africa which appeared to be a survivor of some prehistoric species; The Crocodile Charmers of Java - Javanese witch-doctors 'make love to them, induce them to follow them like pet dogs, and lead them to their deaths'; The Two Strangers - Dr. C.E.Ellis thought he knew a 'bunco man' but then he met two harmless prospectors. 88 pages plus 16 pages of nostalgic ads. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A nice copy of this great vintage issue. Book
1930Generously illustrated with black and white photos and illustrations. Features: The Tragic Pearl - First found off the coast of North-West Australia, a special pearl quickly changes from person-to-person, leaving death in its wake - a famous Australian crime story; The Tiger-Killer - Major Jim Corbett specializes in single-handedly shooting troublesome tigers in the hills of Kumaun, India; Blundering Through the Balkans - Part I - John Gibbons takes his amusing act on the road again; The "White Indians" of North Carolina - A photo-illustrated article about the Croatan Indians, said to be the lineal descendants of Raleigh's ill-fated "Lost Colonists," with whom, in 1587, the friendly Red men abandoned the settlement of Roanoke and went out into the wilds to start life afresh; Left in Charge - A 19-year-old, just six weeks from home, finds himself in charge of a lonely South African sheep farm, only to have alarming things begin to happen, including a skirmish with sheep stealers; The Money-Finder - An amusing story involving a peppery West African Commissioner, a wily native chief who tried to avoid paying his taxes, and a young officer who was a bit of a conjurer; The Boy Who Sought Adventures - Part III - B. Wicksteed continues his amazing young adventures; The Opium-Smugglers - In the ancient walled city of Manila the author met a friend who told him this strange story; My Mystery Job - A queer story told by a builder's foreman concerning a remarkable job he had been called upon to undertake; Whose Hippo? - A nasty legal battle ensues after a Hippo is shot; The Land of Mystery - Part III of III - Col. E. Alexander Powell and his cousin Colonel Gallowhur continue their travels through unexplored Nepal - with many lovely photos; The Djimat - The figurehead of an old sailing ship goes missing during alterations and the superstitious natives of Java are sure trouble is sure to follow; and more. 84 pages plus 28 pages. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this fascinating vintage issue. Book
1929Generously illustrated with black and white photos and illustrations. Features: Guardians of the "Last Frontier" - Excellent photo-illustrated article on the three-hundred men who patrol America's 2,000-mile Mexican border; Brown's Tiger - A decidedly unusual hunt in India in which a herd of buffaloes played an important part; "Blood Will Tell" - What happened after James Vance Marshall saved the life of a young South American; Photo of Buddhist "Rice Boat" in Ceylon; Hunting Sea-Lions - Tony Rosato hunts these creatures near California's Coronado Islands - interesting photo-illustrated article; Law and Order in East Africa - Amusing stories about police work among whites and natives; The Lost Mine - A. Hyatt Verrill was in Panama to study the wild Indians but everyone assume he came in search of Tisingal, the mythical lost Spanish gold mine - with photos; The Interlopers - A cattle drover's story of a strange adventure in Australia's little-known interior; My Monkey - A lonely rubber planter buys a monkey as a pet; The Bear Lake Affair - How two RCMP officers dealt with 150 wild Indians near Fort St. James, British Columbia; More About Africa's "Mystery Beasts" - Patrick Bowen believes hitherto unknown animals and reptiles do actually exist; At Grips With the Desert - Part II of Donald R.G. Cameron's account of a trip across the Sahara in which his party became lost for ten days - with photos; "When No Man Pursueth" - The tragic story of what happened to a 14-year-old boy on his first trip away from home; and more. 84 pages plus 28 pages of great ads. Backstrip entirely nibbled away so front cover loose but present and back cover barely holding. Unmarked with average wear. A worthy vintage copy of this fascinating issue. Book
1920Pages 273-360, plus 24 pages of great ads. Features: The Black Hand - a curious story of the abortive Egyptian revolution; The Land of Model Husbands - In the Marshall Islands women are the queen of all they survey - fascinating article with many wonderful photos; "Blue Mary's" Last Run; Photo of petrified forest in Arizona; The Trials of a Naturalist's Wife - Part 2; The Smallest Republic in the World - interesting photo-illustrated article on San Marino; In Quest of Cannibals - Part 4 - Exploration and Adventure in Unknown New Guinea; The Ship That Sought Adventure - The skipper of the "Zodiac" was a glutton for excitement during the anxious days of the submarine campaign during WWI; Cave-Dwellers of Today - article with wonderful photos of cave-homes around the world; Blue Bandits - Part 2 - criminals who operated near the Italian/French border murder the Abbe Rossignol of La Bessee; On Foot Through South America - Part 3 - the wilds of northern Peru; My Two Years' Captivity Among the Turks - Part 2 - the adventures and daring escape of airman Capt. T.W. White; A Human Tiger - a man in British Baluchistan declares war on the government; Photo of airplane caught high in a tree near Coshocton, Ohio. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A quality copy of this great vintage issue. Book
1922Abundant black and white illustrations and reproductions of photos. Features: The Hypnotist Detective - Dr. Leopold Thoma of Vienna is a new kind of detective; Knocking at the Cannibals Door - a very dramatic story of the "white man's burden" near the Kunimaipa River in British New Guinea; My Misadventures in Finistere - an amusing account of a holiday sojourn on a little island off the northern coast of Brittany; Through the East by Air - Part III - The adventures of Richard and Sydney Carline who were commissioned by the National War Museum to paint scenes in Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Mesopotamia, Kurdistan, and Persia; The Tiger Calls - an account of what befell two Indian teaplanters; Our Little Outing - An exciting story from a P. Burns and Co. beef camp southeast of Olds, Alberta; The Man Who Turned Thief - Part III - the remarkable story of a man who conducted the most mysterious one-man robberies to ever occur in America; The Ship That Disappeared - The perilous adventure of the Canadian Government Merchant Marine steamer "Canadian Importer"; The "Human Leopards" - A Terrible secret society in Sierra Leone, West Africa; The Blue Spot Theory - a funny story about checking for birthmarks on Burmese babies; Five Thousand Miles on Foot in Central Africa - Part I - Oscar Olsson's aim was to shoot big game with a film camera; My Fishing Trip - a British Officer's touch and go experience in Sopor, a village in Kashmir; and more. 86 pages plus 16 pages of nostalgic ads. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Binding tight. A high-quality copy of this excellent vintage issue. Book
197480 pages. Profusely illustrated with archival black and white photos of breweries, bottles, labels, etc. Provides an impressive alphabetical list of breweries and whatever additional details the authors were able to glean about them. Also included are bottle details and contemporary pricing information. Pages mildly age-toned at periphery. Large hand-written gift greetings upon front free endpaper, otherwise unmarked. Moderate wear to book. Binding sound. Average wear and two short closed openings to handsomely illustrated dust jacket which is now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A sound copy of this excellent reference. Book
1909Features: The People of the Caves; My Journey in Bhutan - I; An Arctic Man-Hunt; The Sydney "Flying-Machine"; An Odd Voyage; The Rescue Dogs of St. Bernard; How we Bluffed the Bushrangers; Life in a Japanese Prison; Short Stories - An Adventure in the "Towers of Silence", Hassan's Bride, Prospecting for Yaqui Gold; The Sportsmen of the Near East; Ning Wo the Wonderful; The Golden Beetle; The Riddle of the Zambesi; A Hero's Life Story; "The Hermit of Rotheneuf"; Marooned on a Sandbank; The "Tank Scrap"; Short Stories - A Luncheon Party in Rhodesia, The Ordeal of Mrs. Benns; The Deputation That Failed; An Island of Mystery; The Ghost of No. 1 Jetty; My Journey in Bhutan - II; The One-Eyed Parrot; The "Pearl of the Mediterranean"; A North Atlantic Tragedy; An Englishman's Pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina; A Lost Hamlet; How I Climbed Mount Popocatepetl; The Masked Bandit of Tucson; Under the Star and the Crescent - I; Pegging out the Empire; Short Stories - The Jail-break at Kungyangon, The Missing Bracelet, The Story of a Glass Eye; Earnst's Luck;; Through the Rocky Mountains on a Raft - I; The Gipsy Polka; Abalone-Fishing; The Old Mexican Mine; A Mystery of the Bush; An Artist's Adventure; The Exploits of the Duke of the Abruzzi - I; The Rival Rain-Makers; Pegging Out the Empire - II; The Clue of the Marked Bamboo; Earthquakes from a Japanese Point of View; The Robbery at Goldsmiths; The Experiences of a Deputy-Postmaster; Some Adventures with Sea-Lions; Under the Star and Crescent - II; Through the Rocky Mountains on a Raft - II; Lost in an Underground Maze; An Englishman's Pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina - II; On the Hill Crest Patrol; Stories of "Stripes" - the Tiger and the Tow-Boat, The Phantom Tiger; The Exploits of the Duke of the Abruzzi - II; The Dynamite Smuggler; A House Built in a Day; Bulstrode and the Bear; With Pen and Camera in Nigeria - I; The Castaways of Guadalupe Island; An Englishman's Pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina - III; Sport in India; Phaulkon's Treasure; The Balinese and Their Ways; Trooper Lovelace, T.T.P. - I; My Most Exciting Ballooning Experiences; Through the Rocky Mountains on a Raft - III; The Gum-Hunter; A Himalayan Arcadia; The Jealously of Pepe; A Texan "Snake-Farm"; One New Year's Day; Twelve Hundred Miles in a Paper Boat; Fishing on the Molopo; Locating a Leak; Two Men in a Cave; A Wanderer in Asia Minor - I; Wilson's "Scoop"; With Pen and Camera in Nigeria - II; A Race for a Gold-Mine; In the Far North-West - I; Trooper Lovelace, T.T.P. - II; How I Lassoed a Moose. Average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. Book
1960réf. 236741960. Cold War airfreight engineering photo archive depicting the development of specialized ground equipment for loading a Flying Tiger Line Canadair CL 44D Swingtail circa 1961 when civilian cargo carriers supplied a growing share of the United States military's global transport capacity. Flying Tiger Line purchased sixteen CL 44s in a $55 million fleet expansion placing the first turbine powered freighters of the type into service and increasing the weight and dimensions of cargo that could be moved by air. Its first scheduled CL 44 operation departed Travis Air Force Base in July 1961 under a Military Air Transport Service contract linking the aircraft and its supporting machinery directly to the logistical expansion of American power during the Cold War. Photo archive of six silver gelatin photographs each 8½ x 11 inches attributed to Hunter Douglas Research circa 1961. The photographs record several stages in the construction and testing of mobile cargo handling equipment: a long wheeled platform fitted with angled supports and railings; a stripped chassis carrying heavy curved brackets; a compact truck with a scissor lift raising workers and a slatted platform; and a large multiwheel frame equipped with upright structural members. Two views show the opened rear fuselage of a Flying Tiger Line CL 44 including its exposed internal framework and the circular pressure bulkhead of the hinged tail section with loading machinery positioned beneath the cargo opening. Flying Tiger markings include the striped tail emblem the word "Tigers" aircraft number 44 and the circular "T" insignia. Each print bears an "HDRC" emblem in the image and a "Hunter Douglas Research" stamp with sequential file numbers on the verso identifying the photographs as an engineering record rather than airline publicity. The CL 44's swing tail permitted long and unusually shaped freight to enter the fuselage directly but the design required ground systems capable of raising supporting aligning and transferring loads at aircraft height. Flying Tiger advertised the type as capable of carrying 65000 pounds over 3000 miles while company records credit a CL 44 with transporting 61593 pounds from Travis Air Force Base to Tokyo during its first transpacific freight operation. MATS established in 1948 and renamed Military Airlift Command in 1966 used both military transports and contract carriers to sustain personnel and matériel movements across Europe Asia and the Pacific; Flying Tiger's 1961 to 1962 MATS contract alone was valued at $10.5 million. Light surface wear punch holes along the upper margins occasional handling creases and minor edge wear; one print with a small loss at an upper corner. Overall in good condition. A concentrated engineering record of the loading infrastructure that allowed commercial aircraft private research facilities and military contracts to operate as a single transportation network. unknown
1960réf. 236741960. Cold War airfreight engineering photo archive depicting the development of specialized ground equipment for loading a Flying Tiger Line Canadair CL 44D Swingtail circa 1961 when civilian cargo carriers supplied a growing share of the United States military's global transport capacity. Flying Tiger Line purchased sixteen CL 44s in a $55 million fleet expansion placing the first turbine powered freighters of the type into service and increasing the weight and dimensions of cargo that could be moved by air. Its first scheduled CL 44 operation departed Travis Air Force Base in July 1961 under a Military Air Transport Service contract linking the aircraft and its supporting machinery directly to the logistical expansion of American power during the Cold War. Photo archive of six silver gelatin photographs each 8½ x 11 inches attributed to Hunter Douglas Research circa 1961. The photographs record several stages in the construction and testing of mobile cargo handling equipment: a long wheeled platform fitted with angled supports and railings; a stripped chassis carrying heavy curved brackets; a compact truck with a scissor lift raising workers and a slatted platform; and a large multiwheel frame equipped with upright structural members. Two views show the opened rear fuselage of a Flying Tiger Line CL 44 including its exposed internal framework and the circular pressure bulkhead of the hinged tail section with loading machinery positioned beneath the cargo opening. Flying Tiger markings include the striped tail emblem the word "Tigers" aircraft number 44 and the circular "T" insignia. Each print bears an "HDRC" emblem in the image and a "Hunter Douglas Research" stamp with sequential file numbers on the verso identifying the photographs as an engineering record rather than airline publicity. The CL 44's swing tail permitted long and unusually shaped freight to enter the fuselage directly but the design required ground systems capable of raising supporting aligning and transferring loads at aircraft height. Flying Tiger advertised the type as capable of carrying 65000 pounds over 3000 miles while company records credit a CL 44 with transporting 61593 pounds from Travis Air Force Base to Tokyo during its first transpacific freight operation. MATS established in 1948 and renamed Military Airlift Command in 1966 used both military transports and contract carriers to sustain personnel and matériel movements across Europe Asia and the Pacific; Flying Tiger's 1961 to 1962 MATS contract alone was valued at $10.5 million. Light surface wear punch holes along the upper margins occasional handling creases and minor edge wear; one print with a small loss at an upper corner. Overall in good condition. A concentrated engineering record of the loading infrastructure that allowed commercial aircraft private research facilities and military contracts to operate as a single transportation network. unknown books
réf. EXE00a91Paris, Editions Lucien Vogel, 1921; petit in-4° broché. 3 planches coloriées au pochoir dont une sur double page de Pierre Brissaud; 44 dessins au trait dans le texte de Tigre, pseudonyme de Pierre de Régnier. Tiré à 265 exemplaires, celui-ci sur vergé. Bel envoi de Jacques Bousquet à Marcel Achard.
1981réf. 2092902137701544University of Tokyo Press 1981. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. University of Tokyo Press paperback
1906réf. 314736Bombay: Thacker & Co. Ltd 1906. Partly printed illustrated gilt-edged bifolium accomplished in ink for 13 and 14 February 1906. 2 vols. 12mo 7 x 4-1/2 inches. Minor soiling. Fine. Partly printed illustrated gilt-edged bifolium accomplished in ink for 13 and 14 February 1906. 2 vols. 12mo 7 x 4-1/2 inches. Nicely illustrated cards documenting a tiger shoot in in the preserve of the Nizam of Hyderabad's preserve at Pakhal in the Deccan during the Royal Visit of the Prince of Wales the future George V in India from November 1905 to March 1906. Notes on two days' sport recording in ink the "2d beat" after luncheon on 13 February and for an afternoon hunt in the jungle on 14 February: "The beat began at 4:15 p.m. His Royal Highness had a shot at a tigress at 5 p.m. and dropped her dead." Elegant and interesting ephemera from the Prince of Wales's tour in India. Thacker & Co. Ltd unknown
1906réf. 314736Bombay: Thacker & Co. Ltd 1906. Partly printed illustrated gilt-edged bifolium accomplished in ink for 13 and 14 February 1906. 2 vols. 12mo 7 x 4-1/2 inches. Minor soiling. Fine. Partly printed illustrated gilt-edged bifolium accomplished in ink for 13 and 14 February 1906. 2 vols. 12mo 7 x 4-1/2 inches. Nicely illustrated cards documenting a tiger shoot in in the preserve of the Nizam of Hyderabad's preserve at Pakhal in the Deccan during the Royal Visit of the Prince of Wales the future George V in India from November 1905 to March 1906. Notes on two days' sport recording in ink the "2d beat" after luncheon on 13 February and for an afternoon hunt in the jungle on 14 February: "The beat began at 4:15 p.m. His Royal Highness had a shot at a tigress at 5 p.m. and dropped her dead." Elegant and interesting ephemera from the Prince of Wales's tour in India. Thacker & Co. Ltd unknown books
193796 pages. Index of advertisers. Features: Cover photo of the vessel 'Orient City' fully loaded with lumber; Two-color ad for Broderick yellow-strand wire rope inside front cover; Nicely logging-theme illustrated Timken bearing full-page ad; American Tiger Brand Wire Rope ad features great photo (circa 1885) of steam (bull) donkey and many loggers; R.G. LeTourneau ad features photo of their bulldozer and a Willamette-Hyster arch at work; Full-page two-color photo ad for Caterpillar features A.E. Baker of Fruit Growers Supply, Susanville, CA; Durable Douglas Fir Cross Arms used on telephone poles by the British Columbia Telephone Company - article with photo; Hand Methods Must Give Way to Mechanization in Eastern Canada - article; Photos of sawmill scenes in Sweden and Finland; Novel Effects in Wood at Paris Exposition - article with photos; Unique Power Plant of Vancouver Island Lumber Operation - Nootka Wood Products, Ltd. mill at Port Tasis (Tahsis) is driven by wood gas - article with photos - including photo of John P. Blenkinsop and Harry Smith and another photo of plant manager Lute D. Rogers with George M. Cornwall of this publication; Fantastic two-page two-color illustrated ad for the Ross Lumber Carrier, Model 90; S.A. Woods Machine Company ad features their new 412 planer and matcher; Magnificent full-page ad for Disston precision ground cross-cut saws includes photos of fallers at work with this two-man saw; Distinct saving shown to be possible with two-man bucking crews - article; Plywood's outdoor uses are increasing - photo-illustrated article; Meeting of the Wooden Box Association at San Francisco; Mark Markkula and his logging Bunks and Chunks - article with photos of products and Mr. Markkula; Nicely illustrated one-page ad for Hercules Engines of Canton, Ohio; Logging in Tillamook - article with photos; Super one-page photo ad for Feenaughty Machinery Co.'s FWD trucks - with photo showing a massive load being hauled; Nice truck-logging themed photo ad for Waukesha engines; Awesome photos of Allis-Chalmers tractors at work for the Big Lakes Box Company in Klamath Basin; Fantastic full-page ad with photos of the Washington Diesel Yarder made by Washington Iron Works; Crazy photo of trucks driving 132' logs across the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills' narrow old logging bridge above Skykomish, WA; Photo of a Dow low stump power saw at work; Small illustrated ad for P. Sharkey & Son Horse Collars; Photo of an FWD truck at work for Mr. W.S. Jeans of Culp Creek, OR; Superheaters - their use on Donkeys and Locomotives - article; Oriental strife affects Pacific Lumber Trade - article; France decides between steel and wood rail cars; Foreign Lumber Fleet - list of lumber vessels visiting Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia - and their capacities; Three Bamfiled, B.C. photos accompany brief article about Pacific Cable and Wireless, Ltd. and their cable which extends from Bamfield to New Zealand; Photo of G.L. Graiff with redwood charcoal experimental wood gas-powered truck - Hammond Redwood Co. of Samoa, CA; Reunion of pioneer members of the Southwestern Washington Lumber Manufacturers Association - with photos of T.H. MacLafferty, C.A. Doty, Charles Gilchrist, W.C. Miles, Jerry Startup, S.S. Somerville; Obituary of August K. Berter; Nice illustrated ad for the Warren Axe and Tool Co. of Warren, PA.; and more. Unmarked. Above-average but not excessive wear. Chips missing from backstrip. Binding intact. A rare surviving issue of this highly informative vintage lumber periodical. Magazine
réf. 0335-Co.J. Kaltnadel, um 1922, auf chamoisfarbenem Kupferdruckpapier, signiert. 33,5:34 cm. Brillanter, tiefschwarzer Abdruck mit vollem Rand, links unten als ?Modell ? Probedruck? bezeichnet. Selten!
réf. 1589253043-11-1Tiger Tales. ACT NOV. 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. Tiger Tales unknown
