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Telephone Talk Magazine of the British Columbia Telephone Company B.C. Tel November - December 1958

1958réf. 662G3743Vancouver B.C.: British Columbia Telephone Company B.C. Tel 1958. Magazine. Illus. by Flett Agnes; Chesterman R.P.; Moonen F.H. Good. Paperback. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 36 pages. Cover photo of Pat James. Contents: Christmas greetings from Mr. McLean head of the company inside front cover; Photos of D.C. Watt Earl T. Squire and T.D. Owen-Turner; Details of construction around the province with photo of new structure in Keating on Vancouver Island being built by Farmer Construction; Treasury cheques now processed by I.B.M. - with photos of the new technology at work; Ladysmith Conversion to dial service - with one-page photo of Mrs. Laura Ryan removing her operator headset for the last time plus 8 more photos showing Tom McCormick Doug Baigent Kerry Condon Stuart Telford Chrissie Robertson E.R. Walker Martha Watson Adelaide Willmon W.F. Matthews L.A. Huxtable Don Morison and Koos Rauwerda; Aerial photo of construction of the new William Farrell Building in downtown Vancouver; Retirement photos of Lloyd Purdy and Percy Crute; June Watt appears in advertising photo used to sell extension phones; Victoria 2-5 Conversion - with 5 photos including Gerry Barber Herb Peters Pete Fouldes Ken Findler Cliff Adams Lorne Bradshaw and Ed Pierson; Transistor 10 years old; Photos of the Telephone Choral Society plus head shots of 8 of its key people Florence Allen Kathleen Russell Connie Busby Campbell Buchanan Dorothy Healy John McCabe Shirley MacDonald and Early Harison; Photo of Norman Fisher and one of his innovations; Photo of Mike Perkins holding new electronics; Recent department moves; Article and related photos relating to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fletcher and their dachshund called "Grief"; Photo of mobile phone exchange owned by North-West Telephone Co. being used at Chetwynd; Interesting two-page photo-illustrated article on how microwave sites are being prepared for winter's onslaught; Magnetic tape solves problem for CBC in Calgary; Group Annuity Plan details; Roy Grigg Dan Holliday William Mackie Doris Lacey and Florence Grull retire; Photo of new Prince George North-west Telephone Company office with 'sidewalk view' of racks; Photo of Ron McIntyre and Vern Kunkerson repairing lightning damage to cable spanning the Columbia river at Trail; several yellow pages ads; Photo of new B.C. Telephone Teletype Service VW Volkswagen service and installation van utilized because of its double side-loading doors and low floor; Sports photos; Surprise shower photo of Miss Armande Levasseur with Annie Guranich and Marjorie Laughlin; Photo of Ladysmith chief operator Miss Christine Robertson cutting the old wire cord to her phone as her new dial service goes live; and more. Moderate wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. British Columbia Telephone Company (B.C. Tel) Paperback

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Mark Ruwedel: Written on the Land

2002réf. 20190828001Presentation House Gallery 2002-10-01. Paperback. Acceptable. Presentation House Gallery Published Date: 2002. Soft cover 63 pp. Essays by Barry Lopez and Ann Thomas Foreword by Bill Jeffries. Black and white photography throughout. In acceptable condition. Black and white pictorial paper covers with French flaps. light bumping to edges and corners of covers and light overall scuffing. Binding tight. 4 pages have light underlining parenthesis and/or asterisks in ink but none of the pages with photographs are marked. Otherwise pages are unmarked. NOT Ex-Library. NO remainder marks. From front flap and publisher's summary Written on the Land presents Mark Ruwedel's ongoing photographic project that looks at the impact of technologies and culture on the land. His subtle yet rigorous decade-long investigation has resulted in a fascinating accumulation of images portraying not only those devastations we have wrought during our own recent history through military manoeuvres weapons testing resource extraction and cultural modification's but also the violent intrusion that was the 'conquering' of the west in particular the building of the railways and the application of the new site names by European immigrants and explorers. The book covers Ruwedel's work from 1990 to 2001 divided into three sections: The Ice Age; Pictures of Hell; and Westward The Course of Empire. These three series are interrelated as archeological history land use and the act of naming places combine to form a picture of human interaction with the land. The publication includes a list of works and biographies. Exhibition dates: September 7- October 20 2002 The exhibition toured across Canada during 2003 / 2004 Designed by Alex Hass Radish Design Studio. Printed by Hemlock Printers. Mark Ruwedel has won the 2014 Scotiabank Photography Award Presentation House Gallery paperback

Epilonian Books · États-Unis84,95 $US≈ 75,75 €

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