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Hard cover. Condition: Fine in fine dust jacket. First edition. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 91 p. Audience: General/trade. No previous owner's name. Clean, tight pages. No bent corners. No remainder mark. HC 428.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Photographer Unknown (illustrator). 1938 Edition. complted in 1935, this great infrastructure was dedicated by president roosevelt. this oblong booklet was outdoubtedly created to promote and display the power and importance of the project to visitors.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 80pp, b/w and color plates. Binding tight and sturdy, interior very good+, light shelfwear. NOT ex-lib. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Unknown (photographer) (illustrator). First American Edition. Near excellent copy with only slight signs of wear. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Unknown Photographer (illustrator). Recent Edition. handsome copy of reproductions catalogue.inclded in pocket at rear the often missing price list. important for collectors and dealers.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. John Cranford (Photographer) (illustrator). 1st Edition. As New condition, pages clean and binding is as new, no creases in spine. Stated First Printing.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Unknown photographer of Florence (illustrator). 1st Edition. Book Condition: Very good. First edition of limited edition of 1000 copies. Long poem accompanied by turn-of-the-19th century B/W photos by an unknown photographer in Florence, Italy. The text block is in very good condition with no tears, dog ears, or marks. Tight binding. The cream-colored rough texture cloth cover is in very good condition but for some discoloration along the edges. The corners are not bumped, nor is the spine. The dust jacket is intact, but is sun-browned in spots, slightly chipped, and has a few small tears along crease of the inner blurb. 7 x 8 ¼?, 67 pages, 13 ounces. XX [Information from the dust jacket blurb]: When asked about himself Donald Weismann (1914-2007) said he was born at 788 Island Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In that town full of Rhenish architecture he claims to have said ja before he said yes, and that after learning to say yes, he's said it almost to the exclusion of no. He remembers his first heroine as Laura La Plante as he saw her in the movie, LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN. His father, an erstwhile motorcycle racer, pugilist, magician, juggler, acrobat and genius with old-style numbers, brought home young Weismann's first live array of heroes, heroes like Stanislaus Zbysco the World's Champion heavyweight wrestler, Thurston the magician, Paavo Nurmi the ?Flying Finn," a man called ?Soapy" who could spit tacks into the wall to form the outline of the United States of America, and a man called Paganini Burns who played The Rosary on a violin?with one hand. Weismann added that between heroes there were packs of terribly fine dogs that followed his father home. [Biography] Donald L. Weismann attended the University of Wisconsin (B.S., Ph.M.), University of Minnesota, Harvard University (Carnegie Fine Arts Scholarship) and Ohio State University (PhD). After teaching art in Wauwatosa and Sheboygan, Wisconsin high schools, he taught art history at Illinois State Normal University, North Texas State University, Wayne State University, the University of Kentucky where he was Professor of Art and head of the Department of Art, and at The University of Texas, first as Chairman of the Department of Art, and since 1964 as University Professor in the Arts. He is also Chairman of the Program in Arts and Letters. During 1961-1962 he was a special consultant to the U.S. Information Service in Florence, Italy. He has published scholarly articles, stories, and poems in the New Republic, Art Journal, Midwest Review, University Review, Texas Quarterly, The Christian Scholar and others. A book, Language and Visual Form, is due from the University of Texas Press in 1966. Dr. Weismann's work in painting and collage has been exhibited in the principal galleries of the U.S. and has been nationally circulated by the American Federation of Arts. His work has won various prizes and awards in regional and national exhibitions. He is married to the former Elizabeth Wilder. They have two teen-aged children, Anne and Christopher.

Other. These four photos are in F condition with no noticeable wear. ; B&W Photographs; 7" X 5"; 4 pages.

Broadside. Condition: Very Good+. First Edition. Sheet is NF except for an old, diagonal crease on the bottom right corner. ; B&W Photographs; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 1 pages; Advertising sheet for Henske, who is still singing, from 1963. Features blurbs from magazines and newspapers, along with clips from newspaper reviews.

Unbound. Condition: Very Good. Photographer Unknown (illustrator). 1st. full page with 8 illustrations of artwork from the exhibition: 1. Mending the Nets by Louis Paul Dessar; 2. Miss Kitty by J.J. Shannon; 3. Face Reflected in a Mirror by J. Alden Weir; 4. The Violinist by Wilton Lockwood; 5. The Arques at Ancourt by Fritz Thaulow; 6. Portrait by Cecilia Beaux; 7. Child with Horse by Edmund C. Tarbell & 8. Sheep--Evening by A. Bevan Wall Size: 10.5" x 15.5".

Unbound. Condition: Very Good. Photographer Unknown (illustrator). 1st. full page with 6 photoengravings: 1. First Prize Hackney Stallion--royal Standard; 2. First Prize Roadster Stallion--Hazel Ridge; 3. Interior of the Coliseum, Showing Ring and Decorations; 5. Wee-Wee, The Smallest Horse in the World-Age, four years; 6. First Prize Shetland Pony Size: 5.5" x 15.5".

Photo Postcard. Condition: Fine. Unused, unmarked real photo postcard showing a view of Downtown, Enderby, British Columbia. No photographer or publisher shown. Undated, circa early 1950s. Bright, clean and very sharp. Eligible for inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail rates within Canada, slightly more to the USA and other Countries. Image available.

Postcard. Condition: Near Fine. Real Photo postcard of Ingleby Manor, Great Ayton, North Yorkshire. Shown here circa 1910 before more recent alterations. Clear, sharp image, possible a private photograph, no published. Divided back, unused and unmarked. Appears to be on Continental photo stock. Ships via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail within North America, in card sleeve. From $2.00 to $6.50 depending on exact destination. Image available. Enquire for rates to Worldwide destinations. Size: 5.5" by 3.5". Postcard.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Silver print, N.p., N.d., ca. 1980s, approx 5 x 7 inches including margins, unsigned, uncredited, light damage and cracking.

Photo Postcard. Condition: Fine. Unused, unmarked real photo postcard showing a view of the Cenotaph and Park at Armstrong, British Columbia. No photographer or publisher shown. Undated, circa early 1950s. Bright, clean and very sharp. Eligible for inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail rates within Canada, slightly more to the USA and other Countries. Image available. Size: 5.5" by 3.5". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: Fine. Modern print from an old negative. Originating in San Francisco, this photograph was taken in Vancouver during WWII, c1944. Modern prints were made in the 1980s. The image shows No 270 on the Fairview run. Further research should reveal its exact loaction. The image is very sharp and clean and is without faults - totally professional. Size - 7" by 4.25". Not much more than the cost of a print. Many more, similar images available! Ships via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Unknown Photographer (illustrator). 1st. First Edition, First Printing; no date given (circa 1900); 24 clean, unmarked pages of b/w photos (3 per page); stapled ran wraps w/red titles.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 292 is shown proceeding along Broadway at Granville in front of Toots' Fountain Lunch. The car is on Route No. 14 with 'Dunbar' on its reader. Extremely sharp, close-up photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940s - one can see the Anti-Nazi poster on the front of thecar. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 118 is shown crossing Broadway at Commercial in front of Toots' Fountain Lunch. The car is on Route No. 4. Extremely sharp, close-up photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940s from external evidence, mostly from other photographs in the same Lot. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 171 is shown heading West on Hasting Street a short distance past Pierre Paris Shoes and in front of the then Grand Union Market, on Route 4. Extremely sharp photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940 from external evidence, mostly from other photographs in the same Lot. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 203 is shown crossing Hastings St at Main in front of the Carnegie Library. Route No. 9 with Post Office on the indicator. Extremely sharp, close-up photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940 from external evidence, mostly from other photographs in the same Lot. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 212 is stopped along the side of the Horse Show Building [then the Stanley Park Armories], on the Alberni Street side in the 1900 block. The car is on Route No. 5 with 'Broadway E' on its reader. Another car stopped behind. Extremely sharp, close-up photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940s. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 1306 is shown entering the BCE Tram Depot at Hastings and Carrall. Central Park is on the route indicator. Extremely sharp photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940 from external evidence, mostly from other photographs in the same Lot. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 267 is shown at the corner of Davie and Granville just past the Austin Hotel on Route 1 with Fairview on the reader. Extremely sharp photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940 from external evidence, mostly from other photographs in the same Lot. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 274 is shown turning West in front of the Carnegie Library at Main and Hastings with City Hall behind. Extremely sharp photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940 from external evidence, mostly from other photographs in the same Lot. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 164 is shown heading East on Hasting Street a short distance past the Patrica Hotel on route 14. Extremely sharp photo showing great detail. Undated, but circa 1940 from external evidence, mostly from other photographs in the same Lot. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: About Fine. This is an approx 20 year old print from a considerably older negative - circa 1940. Taken by a visiting American who specialised in Street Railway photographs. Purchased several years ago in San Francisco. Streetcar No 220 is stopped along the side of the Horse Show Building [then the Stanley Park Armories], on the Alberni Street side in the 1900 block. The car is on Route No. 5 with 'Broadway E' on its reader. Extremely sharp, close-up photo showing great detail - an excellent streetscape view. Undated, but circa 1940s. Ships at cost via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 7" by 4.25". Book.

No Binding. Condition: Fine. Group of 20 or so CWAC's watching closely the raising of a Victory Loan Honour Pennant [see reverse]. Also mentioned is 'Burrard South'. Size - 8" by 10". Very sharp images. Dates from WWII, later in the War.

PhotoGRAph. Condition: VG+. Photographer Unknown (illustrator). Composite photograph featuring 117 named, mini- photos plus a tiny photo of the Hospital itself. Almost 'as new' condition. Shipping via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 10" by 8". Photographic Image.

Postcard. Condition: Fine. Real photo postcard of the Hotel Osburn in Eugene, Oregon. No publisher or photographer shown. Only the number - P260. No information on reverse which is clean and unused. Undated - circa 1940s. Photo is sharp and clear with excellent detail. New.LOWER.prices on postcards! Shipping via inexpensive Canada Post Lettermail. Size: 5.5" by 3.5". Postcard.