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Best.-Nr. ria9781447316756_inpPaperback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This is the first book to examine the activities of UK and international ‘role models' through the lens of state crime and social policy. Written by experts in the field of sociology and social policy it provides a comprehensive disc paperback
Best.-Nr. ria9781447316749_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This is the first book to examine the activities of UK and international ‘role models' through the lens of state crime and social policy. Written by experts in the field of sociology and social policy it provides a comprehensive disc hardcover
1972Best.-Nr. 043734NY: Random House 1972. 1st . Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. 12 Vo; 1 Pound. First Edition First Printing; dj in mylar unclipped; 237 clean unmarked pages Random House hardcover
Best.-Nr. 2090502113704423Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
195852 pages. Features: Cover photo of sulphur storage in B.C.'s Peace River Country; The Day the Yanks Flew Through Hell - treetop bombing of Romania's Ploesti oil refineries by 163 giant B-24 Liberators on August 1, 1943 - article with photos and illustration; Nice colour photo full-page ad for Ogilvie Macaroon Mixes; The 500 Children I Short-Changed - Fred Sloman taught school in Northern Ontario between Capreol and Foleyet for 40 years but feels there were many children he could have helped more than the many he did - article by him, with photos; Nice full-page ad for Lux soap featuring Mitzi Gaynor; Why Film Stars Get Into James - photos of Clark Gable, Mickey Rooney and Lana Turner; My MVD Man Can Lick Your MVD Man - Part 2, by Art Buchwald who recounts his recent three weeks behind the Iron Curtain - with photos; How Much Are You Worth To Your Widow? - Lloyd Lockhart examines Death Duties; Hollywood's Secret of Weight Control, by Jean Manning - with flattering photos of Alexis Smith, Ann Miller and Mrs. James Mason; Patterson's Just Too Good - Tex Coulter Writes of his former Montreal Alouettes star teammate Hal Patterson - with photo and illustration; Science Explodes Some Myths About Your Hair, by John E. Gibson; Nice colour full-page ad for Noxzema skin cream; Walter Murdoch - a man of many hassles; Noise Can Change Your Life - man is on the verge of becoming submerged in a sea of intolerable self-made sound; The Spanish Mick - fiction; The Wolf is Here to Stay! - a northern B.C. article with photos including a shot of Sylvia Woywitka with a huge wolf fur; Can We Justify Spending Millions in the Arctic? - photo illustrated article examines the development of infrastructure in the north; The High Places - Fiction; Debbie Reynolds in Lustre-Creme Shampoo ad; Let Teenagers Run Their Own Parties; Crossword; Rural Route Cartoon by Walter Ball; Food Article by Marjorie Elwood with colour photo of judges Denyse Pesant, Laura Pepper, Helen McKercher, and author; Colour photo full-page ad for Chef Boy-Ar-Dee spaghetti and meat balls; Nice colour full-page ad for Red Rose tea. Small piece missing from back cover. Above-average soiling and wear. A worthy vintage copy with lots of interesting content and photos. Book
Best.-Nr. 0153506962.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1971Best.-Nr. 2090502113708778Not Available 1971. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1971Best.-Nr. 2090502113714383Not Available 1971. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
2 Vols., 4to (280 x 215 mm), 141, [3]pp., number 17 of 50 de luxe copies signed by the author, Vivian Ridler and John Simmons, numerous plates and specimens tipped-in, quarter-bound red morocco, marbled paper boards, together with a portfolio of 12 additional specimen sheets, the whole presented in a slip-case, fine copy. Tells the story of the writing and printing of what was perhaps the masterpiece of printing in the 'Fell types' in the twentieth century: Stanley Morison's John Fell, the University Press and the 'Fell' types published by Oxford University Press in 1967. Prospectus inserted.
198040 pages. Biography. Several pages of great photos in color and black and white. Songs include: All About; Rock 'N' Roll Jelly; My Greatest Hits; Jamaican Boy; Christopher Ivanhoe; School Days; Quiet Afternoon; Strange Weather; I Wanna Play For You; Just a Feeling; The Streets of Philadelphia; Together Again; Blues for Mingus; Off the Planet; Hot Fun-Closing. Average wear. Store stamp on page three, otherwise unmarked. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Book
Best.-Nr. 40-16501Fundcraft Publishing Inc. Spiralbound. New. . Fundcraft Publishing, Inc unknown
Best.-Nr. 2565317 September 1937. On embossed letterhead of Higher Faugan Newlyn Cornwall. See his entry in the Oxford DNB. 1p 12mo. In good condition lightly aged and folded once for postage. The male recipient is not named and the letter is signed ‘Stanhope A. Forbes’ with slight smudging to the ‘o’ of ‘Forbes’. As he is obliged to him for his letter ‘& the kind things you are good enough to say about my work’ he is happy ‘to accede to your request to append my signature’. 17 September 1937. On embossed letterhead of Higher Faugan, Newlyn, Cornwall. unknown
1930Best.-Nr. 232561930. Stanford University Military Engineering Archive Documenting the First Army Ordnance Reserve Gauging Program ca. 1930. Stanford University photo archive documenting the emergence of interwar military-industrial technical education ordnance gauging instruction and precision engineering research on campus during the early development of Stanford's engineering and applied science programs. Rather than depicting science classrooms in a general sense these photographs specifically document the technical culture surrounding Army ordnance training instrumentation systems machine calibration and laboratory-based engineering instruction that linked universities to the expanding infrastructure of American military preparedness between World War I and World War II. Taken together the archive captures Stanford at the moment when higher education increasingly merged scientific research industrial precision manufacturing and military technical training into a unified research model that later shaped the wartime and Cold War defense university system. Photo archive of 11 large silver gelatin photographs each approximately 8" x 10" Stanford University California dating from 1930 into the 1950s; two later views mounted to decorative yellow board. Several photographs depict laboratory interiors filled with precision instrumentation gauging apparatus optical and mechanical measuring devices machine-tool equipment calibration benches microscopes drafting stations and technical worktables arranged for instruction and inspection work. One especially important close-up photograph shows a large precision gauging or rotational calibration apparatus associated with ordnance measurement and machine tolerance testing. Surrounding the device are machined cylindrical components threaded fittings gauge rings and polished metal parts likely used in dimensional inspection bore alignment concentricity testing or interchangeable manufacturing instruction. Another darkened workshop view depicts what appears to be a heavy precision lathe or gauging bench fitted with a mounted cylindrical test component equipment consistent with ordnance inspection and military engineering instruction during the interwar period. Additional photographs show groups of students and instructors posed around technical apparatus inside instrumentation laboratories while later mounted photographs document more formalized postwar engineering office and drafting environments associated with large-scale technical administration and research organization. Most important is a detailed handwritten verso inscription reading: "Equipment used Feb 1930 Ordnance School at Stanford University. This was first time a course in gauging was given in any Army Ordnance Reserve Unit permanent facilities excepted. Instructor; Lieut Merrill S. Hingo. Photo; Lieut Howard Story Taylor." The inscription firmly identifies the archive as documentation of early Army ordnance reserve technical instruction conducted at Stanford and specifically ties the machinery to military gauging education. In the 1920s-30s "gauging" referred not merely to ordinary measurement but to the specialized science of precision dimensional inspection used in artillery manufacture weapons-part standardization shell tolerances bore measurement interchangeable machining systems and industrial calibration. Such instruction formed a critical component of modern military-industrial production where even minor deviations in machining tolerances could affect artillery accuracy chamber pressure shell seating or mechanical reliability. Several outdoor group portraits further reinforce the military context. One large group stands beneath a doorway marked "Military Science and Tactics" while another includes Colonel Donald C. Cubbison a career U.S. Army officer and West Point graduate who served as professor of military science and tactics at Stanford from 1930 to 1935 before later attaining the rank of major general during World War II. His appearance situates the archive directly within Stanford's interwar military training system and links the photographs to broader national efforts to train technically educated reserve officers in engineering ordnance artillery science and industrial preparedness. The archive also reflects Stanford's broader transformation into a modern research university centered on applied science and engineering. During the interwar years Stanford's scientific departments expanded laboratory instruction instrumentation programs and research-based technical education under faculty including Robert E. Swain John P. Mitchell William H. Sloan and George S. Parks. Parks in particular became associated with analytical chemistry and geochemical laboratory science disciplines heavily dependent upon precision instrumentation and calibrated measurement systems. The engineering and laboratory culture documented here overlaps with contemporary developments in industrial metrology applied physics materials testing optical measurement and machine-tool inspection that increasingly tied university research to industrial production and military logistics. What makes the archive especially significant is the way it documents the transitional infrastructure between traditional university instruction and the emerging defense-oriented research university model. These photographs preserve not simply classrooms but the physical systems of technical education itself: calibration benches inspection machinery gauging apparatus optical instruments drafting rooms and laboratory spaces where students and reserve officers were trained in the precision engineering practices underlying twentieth-century industrial warfare and mass manufacturing. In doing so the archive visually traces the early foundations of the university-based defense engineering culture that would later expand dramatically during World War II and the Cold War throughout California research institutions and the broader military-industrial complex. Photographs are sharp and highly detailed with clear views of equipment and interiors; handwritten identifications remain legible. The two mounted 1950s photographs have several large tears without image loss with lighter handling wear elsewhere. Overall good condition. unknown
1984Best.-Nr. 746321984. Eight 8 linear feet shelf space. Eight 8 linear feet shelf space. Stanford Law Review. Stanford Calif.: School of Law Stanford University. Bound volumes 1 to 12 1948-1960 red buckram with black spine labels with 105 miscellaneous original softbound issues: volume 13 1960 no. 1-3; 14-1; 14-3-4; 15-1 to 26-6; 27-3; 32-1 to 36-5 1984. Eight 8 linear feet shelf space. Ex-private law library very good. $495. The Stanford Law Review was organized in 1948. Warren Christopher the Law Review's first President opened Volume 1 with a description of the Law Review's aims: A dual goal is set for the Review: to publish a journal of worth to lawyers and to provide an educational experience of value to students. Fortunately these goals are complementary. These principles shall guide us: care precision and impartiality are vital; the economic political and social forces which mold the law deserve special emphasis; investigation of developing legal problems in advance of their widespread litigation is to be encouraged; readability is a necessity. unknown
1941Best.-Nr. 46131Edgewood Arsenal MD: Chemical Warfare School 1941. good. 31 wraps. This manual was issued on August 23 1941 by the Headquarters 2d Separate Chemical Battalion. It includes sections entitled General Intelligence Operations Supply and Evacuation and Communications. This type of provisional chemical warfare material from World War II is extremely scarce. Chemical Warfare School paperback
Best.-Nr. ria9780192869661_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This book develops the idea that standing is a distinct and separable private law concept that can and should be distinguished more clearly from the more dominant concept of a 'right.' By recognising standing's distinctiveness debates hardcover
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Best.-Nr. 015321161X.Gunknown_binding. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
Best.-Nr. 2090502113715212Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1993Best.-Nr. 2083002116202264Medical School Hisao Fujita and others 1993. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Medical School Hisao Fujita and others paperback
1982Best.-Nr. 2083002116200763Medical School Kazushi Hirohata 1982. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Medical School Kazushi Hirohata paperback
1993Best.-Nr. 2111902154700423Japan Editor School Publishing Department 1993. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 186p Size: 21cm Japan Editor School Publishing Department paperback
1973Best.-Nr. 2080502106504347Japan Editor School Publishing Department 1973. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Japan Editor School Publishing Department paperback
1964Best.-Nr. 2083002116207054Shikoku Junior High School Art Federation etc. 1964. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Shikoku Junior High School Art Federation, etc. paperback
1956Best.-Nr. 3216643Berlin, Duncker & Humblot, 1956. 41 S. OKart. (Name auf Einband).
