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1934réf. 2082402113802624Social Education Association 1934. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Social Education Association paperback
1940réf. 2082402113510235Chuukai Office 1940. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Chuukai Office paperback
1942réf. 2092902137405722Not Available 1942. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 book Not Available paperback
1940réf. 2090202120600905Social Education Association 1940. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Social Education Association paperback
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réf. 2080202105400223Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1913réf. 2111902160500110Not Available 1913. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of copies: Same Date Club Not Available paperback
1917réf. 167741917. Photograph album of youth social life and athletics 1917-1918 documents girls' basketball mixed-gender recreation and civilian interaction with military personnel during the World War I era. The album centers on teenage subjects engaged in organized sport seasonal leisure activities and group social gatherings while also incorporating images of uniformed servicemen on leave. The material provides visual evidence of female athletic participation alongside broader patterns of youth culture and wartime presence in civilian spaces. Photograph album. Circa 1917-1918. Oblong format 7 1/4 x 11 1/4 inches containing 48 silver gelatin photographs mounted across the first 15 pages of a 100-page album. Images include three photographs of a girls' basketball team identified by a ball marked "WHS 1918" showing players posed in uniform consisting of elbow-length tops neckerchiefs and full culotte-style bottoms designed for mobility while maintaining period standards of modesty. A single image of a boys' 1917 basketball team is also present with one figure removed from the photograph. Additional scenes include approximately twelve beach images of boys and girls in bathing attire-girls in swim caps and short dresses boys in tank tops and shorts-posing on sand in shallow surf and aboard a small boat. Winter activity is represented through two images of girls sledding. Group portraits include fifteen girls posed on a veranda and seated on a lawn before the same large building suggesting a school or institutional setting. Wartime presence appears in photographs of four men in World War I-era military uniforms standing on a street corner and a uniformed sailor posed with a female companion. Additional images depict a parade crowd and two staged scenes of women in late nineteenth-century costume. Two photographs show figures physically removed. The album documents a period in which girls' participation in organized athletics particularly basketball expanded within school settings reflecting broader shifts in physical education for young women in the early twentieth century. The coexistence of athletic recreational and military imagery situates youth experience within the social environment shaped by World War I where servicemen were visible within civilian life. The clothing activities and group formations provide insight into gender norms leisure practices and institutional life during this period. Black cloth boards with gilt "Photographs" title; tear to page 9; four photographs detached; two images with excised figures; moderate handling wear; overall good condition. A focused visual record of female athletics and youth social life during the World War I era. unknown books
1917réf. 167741917. Photograph album of youth social life and athletics 1917-1918 documents girls' basketball mixed-gender recreation and civilian interaction with military personnel during the World War I era. The album centers on teenage subjects engaged in organized sport seasonal leisure activities and group social gatherings while also incorporating images of uniformed servicemen on leave. The material provides visual evidence of female athletic participation alongside broader patterns of youth culture and wartime presence in civilian spaces. Photograph album. Circa 1917-1918. Oblong format 7 1/4 x 11 1/4 inches containing 48 silver gelatin photographs mounted across the first 15 pages of a 100-page album. Images include three photographs of a girls' basketball team identified by a ball marked "WHS 1918" showing players posed in uniform consisting of elbow-length tops neckerchiefs and full culotte-style bottoms designed for mobility while maintaining period standards of modesty. A single image of a boys' 1917 basketball team is also present with one figure removed from the photograph. Additional scenes include approximately twelve beach images of boys and girls in bathing attire-girls in swim caps and short dresses boys in tank tops and shorts-posing on sand in shallow surf and aboard a small boat. Winter activity is represented through two images of girls sledding. Group portraits include fifteen girls posed on a veranda and seated on a lawn before the same large building suggesting a school or institutional setting. Wartime presence appears in photographs of four men in World War I-era military uniforms standing on a street corner and a uniformed sailor posed with a female companion. Additional images depict a parade crowd and two staged scenes of women in late nineteenth-century costume. Two photographs show figures physically removed. The album documents a period in which girls' participation in organized athletics particularly basketball expanded within school settings reflecting broader shifts in physical education for young women in the early twentieth century. The coexistence of athletic recreational and military imagery situates youth experience within the social environment shaped by World War I where servicemen were visible within civilian life. The clothing activities and group formations provide insight into gender norms leisure practices and institutional life during this period. Black cloth boards with gilt "Photographs" title; tear to page 9; four photographs detached; two images with excised figures; moderate handling wear; overall good condition. A focused visual record of female athletics and youth social life during the World War I era. unknown
1969réf. 2082402113508061Keiryukaku 1969. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: books Keiryukaku paperback
194119x12.5 cm. 117 pages. Hardcover. Cover slightly rubbed and slightly curved. Spine faded. Ex-library copy with usual marks. Several pages slightly age stained. Pages slightly yellowing. Else in good condition.
1920réf. 010566New Britain CT: New Britain Schools 1920 67 pgs. 5.875 x 8.75 in 22 x 15 cm. Yellow card covers printed in black some dust soil and light wear. A booklet intended to promote the New Britain Public Schools demonstrating the typical school day for elementary grades through Senior High School as well as the trade school. The book begins with the cost to run the entire school system as well as the per-student cost for each level of education. Following the cost breakdown each page of text is accompanied by a b&w photograph demonstrating what students might expect from their education. A fascinating look at the public school system. Original Wraps. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Photographs. Oblong 8vo. New Britain Schools paperback books
1920réf. 010566New Britain CT: New Britain Schools 1920 67 pgs. 5.875 x 8.75 in 22 x 15 cm. Yellow card covers printed in black some dust soil and light wear. A booklet intended to promote the New Britain Public Schools demonstrating the typical school day for elementary grades through Senior High School as well as the trade school. The book begins with the cost to run the entire school system as well as the per-student cost for each level of education. Following the cost breakdown each page of text is accompanied by a b&w photograph demonstrating what students might expect from their education. A fascinating look at the public school system. Original Wraps. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Photographs. Oblong 8vo. New Britain Schools paperback
1971réf. 2092902137404548Gakushu no Tomosha 1971. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 book Gakushu no Tomosha paperback
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1948réf. 163j2677New York NY: Chedney Press. Good in Good dust jacket. 1948. Second Edition. Hardcover. "An account of the history of the medical organization in the United States. Relates the plain unvarnished truth a tale of the humbug chicanery and skullduggery that underlies the pretension of service to the public and to the profession of organized medicine as exemplified in the American Medical Association AMA the American College of Surgeons and many other organizations; and exposes how they exploit both the public and medical profession for the commercial advantage of the controlling gangs. Reveals how the rank and file of the medical profession however honest and sincere they may be are forced to become the serfs pawns and puppets of gigantic rackets which often endanger the livelihood of the profession and the health and lives of the public." - dust jacket. "Dr. Emanual Josephson b. 1895 is an example of one of the rarest phenomena in modern medicine a man who has resolutely maintained his independence of all institutions and cliques and is therefore free to tell the truth. He is the author of hundreds of papers on medical science and of several books including The "Federal" Reserve Conspiracy & Rockefellers". - dust jacket. 8 9-256 p. Tight and unmarked with moderate wear to original beige cloth. Average wear to unclipped dust jacket now in glossy new archival-grade protection. A well-preserved vintage example of this early conspiracy classic.; Sm 4to . Chedney Press hardcover
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1934réf. 227j0884Philadelphia: Dorrance & Company Inc. Good with no dust jacket. 1934. Second Edition. Hardcover. The printing plates for the 1917 first edition entitled "Why Is Your Country At War" were destroyed by federal edict in the 1918 hysteria of WWI. per p.7. "An incisive study of those who stand to benefit from international conflict and of the suffering such conflict brings. The Wilson administration sought to suppress this book during our war 'to make the world safe for democracy.'" - Robert H. Weems in 'A Populist Bibliography' p.163. "In the light of events since this book was written Lindbergh must stand as one of the nation's leading economists. You will realize when you have read this book that 'Here was a Man.'" - Introduction. 6-215 pp. Frontis photo of author and his son the famed aviator. Three additional pages of black and white photographs. Published posthumously as Lindbergh a longtime Minnesota congressman died in 1924. Moderate wear to original red cloth lettered in gilt. Lacking front free endpaper. Name in ball pen at bottom of table of contents otherwise contents clean and unmarked. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy of this historic title. Weems p. 163 ; 12mo . Dorrance & Company, Inc. hardcover
réf. 0260001864.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1939130 p. Illustrated with photographs and diagrams. Pictorial title page. Endpapers foxed. 12mo. Original full cloth binding, slightly soiled. Twelfth printing. Very good. W103RtStack
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