Kiple, Kenneth F.MareMagnum
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1984274 pages. Index. Extensive footnotes. "Kiple's detailed examination of diet, disease, and demography in the Caribbean and West Africa raises significant issues for all concerned with the history of medicine, slavery, and European overseas expansion." - from dust jacket. Above-average wear to dust jacket which is now preserved in glossy new archival-grade Brodart. Minimal markings to contents. Book would be graded as Good if not for moisture damage affecting upper portion of back half of book. All text legible. No odour detected. Not pretty but a worthy reference copy of this informative work. Book
1985160 pages. Features: Lunch with Joanne Kates; Sara Jeanette Duncan; Toronto's Festival of Festivals; Knifemaker Adam Smith; First Class to Southampton aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2; Canadian Carriage Driving classic; Drumsnab - The Oldest House in Rosedale - wonderful photo-illustrated article of M.F. (Bud) Feheley's home; The Compulsive Collector - a world traveler surrounds himself with an ever-changing kaleidoscope of exotic treasures - from Africa to the Orient; The Impulsive Collector - Designer Lorely Fritze weaves her found art into a whimsical and enchanting environment; Lagerfeld - a new Hazelton Lanes boutique brings Toronto the designs of Europe's reigning fashion monarch; Karl Lagerfeld article; Dave Broadfood Recipe; The Boxes of Robert Meiklejohn; A Visit to the Home of Campbell Scott, Master Woodworker. Average wear. Binding intact. Address label on front cover. A sound copy of this marvelous Canadian magazine. Book
1999233 pages. Black and white photographic plates. "... Like a breath of fresh air amidst the lies and deception that have surrounded the true consequences of the aftermath of Chernobyl." - from back cover... Bears witness to the victims and gives to them a long awaited acknowledgement of their pain and suffering." - from back cover. Moderate wear. Clean, tight and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Book
1989160 pages. Features: Connectedness with nature; The ecological imperative; Waste land; Landscape and abstraction - continuities and connections; Ambiguity as continuity and connectedness in art; Seeing nature whole; Art in search of an environment; The search for continuity in art and connectedness with nature; Truth and continuity in the nature of things; Continuity in modern architecture; The Bauhaus- Avant-Garde or tradition?; The Avant-garde in Yugoslavia 1921-1927; Symposium on systematic and constructive art; The social significance of constructive, concrete art today; Differences between European and North American constructivism; Naum Gabo - some reminiscences and an unpublished interview; book reviews. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. An excellent copy. Book
1939A. Berthelot e F. Ceccaldi Les cartes de la Corse de Ptoléméé au XIX siècle. , Librairie Ernest Leroux 1939, Mappe della Corsica, da Tolomeo al XIX secolo. All'interno cartine geografiche ripiegate. La copertina editoriale è stata coperta da una artigianale. su quella originale compaiono macchie e fioriture, interno molto ingiallito ma perfettamente fruibile. Mediocre (Poor) . 223
2007AA.VV ATLANTE STORICO TRECCANI - IN DUE VOLUMI. , Istituto Enciclopedia Italiana TRECCANI 2007, Copertina rigida telata con titolo oro, pagine integre, volume in perfette condizioni Perfetto (Mint) . Copertina rigida S.N
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1970réf. 76761970. Nixon Richard. Award of Excellence for Environmental Protection Services circa 1970s is an unissued White House certificate created to recognize achievement in environmental protection during an era of expanding federal involvement in pollution control and conservation. The document belongs to the Nixon administration's broader program of publicly acknowledging environmental work after the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970. It supports study of presidential messaging federal environmental policy and the use of ceremonial honors to encourage public participation in conservation. Nixon announced an Environmental Merit Awards Program in 1971 and Executive Order 11667 established an advisory committee in 1972 to select individuals and groups for recognition on behalf of the president. The President of the United States Presents This Award of Excellence. White House Washington D.C.: Executive Office of the President circa 1970s. Single-sheet certificate; dimensions not supplied. A large presidential eagle seal printed in color dominates the formal design. The text reads: "The President of the United States presents this Award of Excellence to blank for outstanding achievement in environmental protection services." A stamped or facsimile signature reading "Richard Nixon" appears below. The recipient field remains blank confirming that the certificate was never personalized or formally issued. It is unsigned in manuscript and should not be described as an autograph. The certificate places environmental protection within the ceremonial vocabulary of presidential service showing how the executive branch framed conservation as an activity deserving national recognition. Its wording parallels the administration's Environmental Merit Awards initiative which involved schools local committees federal officials and the EPA in recognizing environmental accomplishments although a direct connection between this particular certificate and that specific program cannot be established from the supplied evidence. No evident staining creasing tears or edge wear noted; near fine. An unused example of Nixon-era White House environmental recognition distinguished by its color presidential seal and intact blank presentation field. unknown
1970réf. 76761970. Nixon Richard. Award of Excellence for Environmental Protection Services circa 1970s is an unissued White House certificate created to recognize achievement in environmental protection during an era of expanding federal involvement in pollution control and conservation. The document belongs to the Nixon administration's broader program of publicly acknowledging environmental work after the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970. It supports study of presidential messaging federal environmental policy and the use of ceremonial honors to encourage public participation in conservation. Nixon announced an Environmental Merit Awards Program in 1971 and Executive Order 11667 established an advisory committee in 1972 to select individuals and groups for recognition on behalf of the president. The President of the United States Presents This Award of Excellence. White House Washington D.C.: Executive Office of the President circa 1970s. Single-sheet certificate; dimensions not supplied. A large presidential eagle seal printed in color dominates the formal design. The text reads: "The President of the United States presents this Award of Excellence to blank for outstanding achievement in environmental protection services." A stamped or facsimile signature reading "Richard Nixon" appears below. The recipient field remains blank confirming that the certificate was never personalized or formally issued. It is unsigned in manuscript and should not be described as an autograph. The certificate places environmental protection within the ceremonial vocabulary of presidential service showing how the executive branch framed conservation as an activity deserving national recognition. Its wording parallels the administration's Environmental Merit Awards initiative which involved schools local committees federal officials and the EPA in recognizing environmental accomplishments although a direct connection between this particular certificate and that specific program cannot be established from the supplied evidence. No evident staining creasing tears or edge wear noted; near fine. An unused example of Nixon-era White House environmental recognition distinguished by its color presidential seal and intact blank presentation field. unknown books
2001réf. 43085Washington DC: GPO 2001. First Edition. First Printing. good. 1417 wraps illus. Serial No. 106-98. GPO paperback
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