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2021ref. Atlantic-9781572783997OtherPub 2021. Paperback. New. OtherPub paperback
1914ref. 1242791914 Librairie Delagrave, Paris - 1925 à 1939 - 10 volumes in-8, demi basane bordeaux à coins, 5 nerfs, titre et auteur en doré - 350 à 450 pages par volume - Nombreuses figures dans le texte et planches hors texte en noir sous serpentes - Couvertures originales conservées- Tranche supérieure dorée
2002ref. x-1853839388Earthscan / James & James 2002. Hardcover. New. 226 pages. 9.25x6.00x0.75 inches. Earthscan / James & James hardcover
1976ref. B3540Ottawa: Minister of Supply and Services Canada 1976. In very good condition. Binding: Original thick ring binder with title printed on upper cover and flat spine pages 6-hole punched and inserted in rings. Notes: Description from the introduction: “During the fall of 1972 and spring of 1973 severe storm action superimposed upon record and near record high water levels caused extensive damage to riparian property on the Great Lakes and connecting channels. Subsequently a cost-shared agreement was entered into between the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Canada to survey the nature and extent of these damages and to make preliminary recommendations aimed at more effective shoreline management. “The Canada/Ontario Great Lakes Shore Damage Survey was confined to the erodible portion of the Great Lakes from Port Severn on Georgian Bay to Ganonoque on the eastern end of Lake Ontario excluding the Niagara River…. The results are presented graphically in this Coastal Zone Atlas. … “Erosion and/or recession rates were gathered according to three distinct methodologies these being: 1 historical recession and accession rates based on land survey data from 1900 to present; 2 photogrammetrically extracted recession and accession rates based on aerial photography from 1952 to 1973; and 3 ground survey erosion and accretion rates based on erosion station data from 1971 to 1973.” Size: Oblong folio. Illustration: Most pages feature satellite images of Great Lakes shoreline with several diagnostic charts. Category: Book Atlas & Cartography; Book Canada Minister of Supply and Services Canada unknown
ref. 69976Imprimerie de Goulard 1835 livre étude 21,5*14 634 pages
1970ref. 235401970. Six first year issues of The Mother Earth News 1970 documenting how the 1970s counterculture movement converted anti consumerism Vietnam War era disaffection and ecological politics into practical instructions for rural migration. Topics of homesteading cooperative living food production recycling and off grid domestic work became increasingly popular in the 1970s as young Americans reacted against the postwar expansion of suburban consumer culture corporate advertising automobile dependency processed food and disposable household goods. Issued in the year of the first Earth Day these numbers show the magazine defining rural self sufficiency as a counterculture program containing instructions to buy land build shelter grow food reuse waste generate power and form communities outside the consumer economy. Archive of Issues six issues and one index seven items total. The Mother Earth News. Madison Ohio and Hendersonville North Carolina 1970 to circa 1979. All six periodicals published in 1970 and "The Mother Earth News Index Nos. 1 to 60" published in 1979; regular issues average 70 to 90 pages. 1 The Mother Earth News. Vol. 1 No. 1. January 1970. First issue with cover price of 50 cents and contents including Gary Snyder's "Four Changes" "Free Folk" "Morning Glory Farm" "The Plains Indian Tipi" "Digger Bread" "How to Recycle Garbage" and early coverage of Twin Oaks. 2 The Mother Earth News. "How To Get Out Of The City And Back To The Land." 1970. Special issue organized as a migration manual with visible emphasis on buying land growing food raising animals finding rural shelter and converting counterculture exit from the city into household practice. 3 The Mother Earth News. No. 3. May 1970. Includes Earth Day material "How To Retire 6 Months Every Year" "How I Survive In The City" methane production power from garbage and a sheepherder's wagon article placing ecological protest beside self sufficiency mechanics. 4 The Mother Earth News. No. 4. July 1970. Includes commune and experimental building material including Rivendale "How To Get Plans For A 30 Foot Dome" and coverage of Copionics extending the magazine's back to the land program into intentional community dome construction and alternative technology. 5 The Mother Earth News. No. 5. September 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with Jacques Yves Cousteau "Bug Off!" "Buy Land With Little Or No Money Down" wind power barter organic gardening and reuse of an old schoolhouse. 6 The Mother Earth News. No. 6. November 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with René Dubos a Stewart Brand letter Ken Kern owner built home material wind plant information goat raising and legal environmental writing on the Refuse Act of 1899. 7 The Mother Earth News Index. Nos. 1 to 60. Hendersonville North Carolina: The Mother Earth News circa 1979. Index volume covering the magazine's first sixty numbers with subject and author access to articles on communes food construction energy animals gardening politics health and rural economics. The group belongs to the first publishing phase of The Mother Earth News when the magazine served readers who wanted explicit instructions for leaving cities acquiring land building shelter growing food and organizing life outside conventional consumer systems. Its named appearances by Gary Snyder Jacques Yves Cousteau René Dubos Stewart Brand and Ken Kern connect the magazine's practical homesteading program to counterculture poetry marine conservation ecological medicine whole earth networks and owner built architecture. The inclusion of the later Nos. 1 to 60 index makes the group more usable as a research set by preserving the magazine's own subject map for its first decade of articles. Moderate page toning and small edge defects; bindings intact. Overall very good condition. Housed in a magazine storage box printed with The Mother Earth News logo on the side panel. A compact first year record of how The Mother Earth News turned early 1970s ecological counterculture into readable and later popular instructions for land food shelter energy and domestic independence. unknown
1970ref. 235401970. Six first year issues of The Mother Earth News 1970 documenting how the 1970s counterculture movement converted anti consumerism Vietnam War era disaffection and ecological politics into practical instructions for rural migration. Topics of homesteading cooperative living food production recycling and off grid domestic work became increasingly popular in the 1970s as young Americans reacted against the postwar expansion of suburban consumer culture corporate advertising automobile dependency processed food and disposable household goods. Issued in the year of the first Earth Day these numbers show the magazine defining rural self sufficiency as a counterculture program containing instructions to buy land build shelter grow food reuse waste generate power and form communities outside the consumer economy. Archive of Issues six issues and one index seven items total. The Mother Earth News. Madison Ohio and Hendersonville North Carolina 1970 to circa 1979. All six periodicals published in 1970 and "The Mother Earth News Index Nos. 1 to 60" published in 1979; regular issues average 70 to 90 pages. 1 The Mother Earth News. Vol. 1 No. 1. January 1970. First issue with cover price of 50 cents and contents including Gary Snyder's "Four Changes" "Free Folk" "Morning Glory Farm" "The Plains Indian Tipi" "Digger Bread" "How to Recycle Garbage" and early coverage of Twin Oaks. 2 The Mother Earth News. "How To Get Out Of The City And Back To The Land." 1970. Special issue organized as a migration manual with visible emphasis on buying land growing food raising animals finding rural shelter and converting counterculture exit from the city into household practice. 3 The Mother Earth News. No. 3. May 1970. Includes Earth Day material "How To Retire 6 Months Every Year" "How I Survive In The City" methane production power from garbage and a sheepherder's wagon article placing ecological protest beside self sufficiency mechanics. 4 The Mother Earth News. No. 4. July 1970. Includes commune and experimental building material including Rivendale "How To Get Plans For A 30 Foot Dome" and coverage of Copionics extending the magazine's back to the land program into intentional community dome construction and alternative technology. 5 The Mother Earth News. No. 5. September 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with Jacques Yves Cousteau "Bug Off!" "Buy Land With Little Or No Money Down" wind power barter organic gardening and reuse of an old schoolhouse. 6 The Mother Earth News. No. 6. November 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with René Dubos a Stewart Brand letter Ken Kern owner built home material wind plant information goat raising and legal environmental writing on the Refuse Act of 1899. 7 The Mother Earth News Index. Nos. 1 to 60. Hendersonville North Carolina: The Mother Earth News circa 1979. Index volume covering the magazine's first sixty numbers with subject and author access to articles on communes food construction energy animals gardening politics health and rural economics. The group belongs to the first publishing phase of The Mother Earth News when the magazine served readers who wanted explicit instructions for leaving cities acquiring land building shelter growing food and organizing life outside conventional consumer systems. Its named appearances by Gary Snyder Jacques Yves Cousteau René Dubos Stewart Brand and Ken Kern connect the magazine's practical homesteading program to counterculture poetry marine conservation ecological medicine whole earth networks and owner built architecture. The inclusion of the later Nos. 1 to 60 index makes the group more usable as a research set by preserving the magazine's own subject map for its first decade of articles. Moderate page toning and small edge defects; bindings intact. Overall very good condition. Housed in a magazine storage box printed with The Mother Earth News logo on the side panel. A compact first year record of how The Mother Earth News turned early 1970s ecological counterculture into readable and later popular instructions for land food shelter energy and domestic independence. unknown books
ref. 8751contenant la culture,la description et l’histoire de tous les végétaux propres à fournir des fourrages, avec la figure dessinées et coloriée d’après nature de toutes les espèces appartenant à la classe des graminées. In 8 demi cuir noir, titre et fer en long, dorés. Filets dorés sur les plats ; Faux-titre, titre, VIII, 299 pages, complet des 48 très belles gravures hors-texte, finement coloriées et rehaussées pour certaines, en fin de volume. Paris Rousselon Libraire éditeur 1827 très bon état, coloris très frais "j’ai mis tous mes soins à recueillir, étudier, classer et nommer les graminées de nos prairies, puis je les ai dessinées moi-même avec la plus scrupuleuse exactitude, et je les ai fait graver sous mes yeux par un de plus habille artiste de la capitale"
2013ref. ANAIS-0071798420McGraw Hill 2013-08-30. 2. hardcover. Good. 21.1x2.5x24.1. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. McGraw Hill hardcover
1980ref. 2080502106913954Not Available 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1970ref. 014351Paris ICART Instutut Supérieur des Carrières Artistiques 1970 In-8 carré Relié par deux vis en laiton
2000ref. x-1851124322Spon Press 2000. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 264 pages. 11.57x8.19x0.71 inches. Spon Press paperback
ref. 8768Traduit du Russe avec l’autorisation de l’auteur, par Auguste KUSCINSKI.In 4 demi-chagrin rouge à nerfs, titre et caissons dorés.Plats percaline rouge chagrinée, filets à froid en encadrement. Reliure de Magnier, signée en pied. Faux-titre, portrait de l’auteur en frontispice, titre en noir et rouge, 563 pages, tranches dorées (petits frottements) 90 gravures dans et hors texte, d’après les croquis de l’auteur, une carte. Paris Librairie Hachette & Cie 1883 édition originale de l’édition française. Rousseurs habituelles, en début et fin de volume. Une petite tache sur un plat, sans gravité.
1989ref. 2111902160301454Nagano Prefecture Nature Conservation Division 1989. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Nagano Prefecture Nature Conservation Division paperback
1977ref. 2110502151002947Chubu Chisel Industry Association 1977. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 2 Chubu Chisel Industry Association paperback
1929Ettore Arrigoni degli Oddi Ettore Arrigoni degli Oddi. Ornitologia italiana. Hoepli. 1929. Milano, Hoepli 1929 italiano, in ottavo pp. 1046+tavole 22152 Ettore Arrigoni degli Oddi. Ornitologia italiana. Hoepli. 1929. In-8. Cartonato con ill. a colori applicata al piatto. pp. 1046+tavole. Con ill. in b/n e 36 tavv. a colori f.t. (protette da velina con didascalia) Volume ricopertinato in cartonato. Conservata immagine originale sul piatto e dorso originale reincollato. Interno in condizioni perfette.
1904English Text. London, 1904; bound, pp. 270, col. plates, cm 19x27. english
1980ref. 2090202120801200Not Available 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Not Available paperback
1980ref. 2091502133700696Okura Ministry of Printing Bureau 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Okura Ministry of Printing Bureau paperback
ref. DADAX1572783508Water Environment Federation 2018-08-10. paperback. New. 8.50x1.10x11.02. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Water Environment Federation paperback
2024ref. x-1572784393Water Environment Federation 2024. Paperback. New. 1434 pages. 11.01x8.51x11.00 inches. Water Environment Federation paperback
1981ref. 2080502106603184Okura Ministry of Printing Bureau 1981. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Okura Ministry of Printing Bureau paperback
ref. 5961079-nnew. unknown
193860 pages. Features: Excellent colour ad for International Harvester trucks inside front cover; Page 5 features an excellent full-page black and white photographic ad for Canadian Pacific's stately Duchess - 20,000 tons of sturdy steel on the St. Lawrence Seaway - includes photo of the ship, write-up and six photos of passenger amenities on board; Nice full-page black and white photo ad for DeSoto cars on page 6; Funny-faced Horse, by Margery Allingham - the jolly story of an equine comedian, a too-trusting girl, and a rather nice villain; Who'll Succeed Bennett as leader of the Federal Conservative Party? - M. Grattan O'Leary considers the prospects of Hon. R.J. Manion and Sydney Smith; Beverley Baxter's London Letter - describes the hyperactive European political environment; Emmy-May Goes to Town, by Teddie Janess - as a 'woman of the world' this very young lady met more adventure than she bargained for; Could You Drive a Bus? - Lawrence Craig examines bus driver training - includes 4 black and white photos; Fascism in Canada - Part Two of Two - Signs of disintegration have appeared following fascism's brutality in Europe - with fascinating illustrations; Dog Watch, by Kenneth Perkins - the mystery of the howling dog and the girl who wanted to know the truth; The Power Problem - an explanation of the great electric power export controversy by Kenneth R. Wilson, with several black and white photos of hydro installations; Old Ugly Face, by Talbot Mundy - Death stalks the mountain passes, hunting the only man alive who can save Tibet; 30 books in a briefcase - books on film (film-books) may reduce a mile of shelving to a few cubic feet - with photos of a film-book reading machine and a film-book recording camera, by Hugh Gourlay and Ernest Haden; Youth, '38 Model - There's nothing much wrong with our young folks, by Marjory Willison; Lovely full-page colour ad for Canada Dry on page 25 - "It's Gingervating"; Black and white full-page photo ad for Dodge cars on page 29; Two-colour full-page ad for Chevrolet cars on page 31; Pages 29-32 (centerfold) loose but present; Nice Heinz ketchup ad on page 33; Handsome full-page colour photo ad for Nash cars on page 35; Wonderful full-page black and white ad for Fargo Commercial Cars and Trucks, featuring illustration of what appers to be a 3-ton truck; Crossword completed in pencil on page 46; half of page 53 has been clipped and is missing - May have been a recipe; Top quarter of page 55 clipped and missing - appears to have contained content of minor importance; Attractive colour-illustrated 1938 Ford De Luxe V-8 car ad inside back cover shows black man commenting on the shiny finish of the car to the lovely owner Mis' Page; Nice colour ad for Buckingham cigarettes on back cover features two white kittens drinking milk from a saucer. Average wear. Unmarked. Address label atop front cover. Book
2002ref. mon0000084365Department for Transport DFT 2002-12-17. Paperback. Acceptable. 0.3997 in x 29.3777 in x 20.7842 in. Ex-library book usual markings. Well read copy with some spine wear. Colouring of page edges due to age. Department for Transport (DFT) paperback
