Lasartemay Eugene (20 results)

Condition: acceptable. Reading copy. May have signs of wear and previous use scuffs, library copy, highlighting, writing, and underlining . Dust jacket may be missing. 100% GUARANTEE! Shipped with delivery confirmation, if you're not satisfied with purchase.Ships USPS Media Mail.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. First Edition; First Printing. Vantage Press, c 1991, hardback, stated: First Edition, complete number line, black cloth, Fine/Fine dust jacket, new and unread, 186 pages, ISBN 0533088380; G1660 -Stor; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 186 pages.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. First Edition; First Printing. New first edition. Vantage Press, c 1991, hardback, stated: First Edition, complete number line, black cloth, Fine/Fine dust jacket, new and unread, 186 pages, ISBN 0533088380; G1660 -Stor; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 186 pages.

hardcover. Condition: Fine copy in fine dust jacket. Illus. with photos (illustrator). 1st. 8vo, 189 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Signed & Inscribed By Co-Author Mary Rudge. Signed & Inscribed By Co-Autho.

Hardcover. 186p., illustrated with period photoportraits and documents in facsimile, first edition in black cloth boards spine-lettered in silvergilt, and enclosed in the dust jacket. A previous owner has written an ownership in ballpoint on the ffep, item is otherwise very good: sound, clean and else unmarked. The story here, partially fictionalized to bridge gaps in the record, concerns London's African American nanny, whom he kept in contact with into adulthood. Lasartemay cofounded the East Bay Negro Historical Society; Rudge is a well-known Bay Area poet.

Gilt decorated hard cover. First edition. Full number line. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Inscribed by the authors "For the bonding between people Mary Rudge Eugene P. Lasartemay". Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar). 190 pps.

Condition: Good. Four Cards. 4" x 2.5", from the East Bay Negro Historical Society, Very Good. Two B&W Photographs 4.5" x 2.75" of African American families in the Bay Area in the 1930s, One Good with creasing and minor stains, the other Fair with losses, tears, staining. Two envelopes, one addressed to Eugene Pasqual Lasartemay, the other to the East Bay Negro Historical Society. Post Card 5.25" x 3.5", MS Signed from Eugene Pasqual Lasartemay, Sept 26, 1933, Good with staining.Provenance: Eugene Pasqual & Ruth Hackett Lasartemay, Berkeley.Eugene Pasqual Lasartemay (1903-1993). In 1937, he earned a First Assistant Engineer's license, becoming the first licensed black marine engineer to sail from the Port of San Francisco. He was also active in a number of civic, religious, and historical organizations in Berkeley and Oakland. He was a co-founder of many black organizations in the East Bay including the East Bay Negro Historical Society, Berkeley Branch of the East Bay Lodge #44, Men of Tomorrow, Inc., Colonel Allensworth State Historical Park, Berkeley Branch of the NAACP. He was an active member of the boy scouts, serving as a Neighborhood Commissioner and Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop #43 and was awarded the scout's highest honor - the Silver Beaver Award. He served as president of the United Consumers and Producers, East Bay Negro Historical Society, vice president of the East Bay Pensioner's Club of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and the Berkeley Branch of the NAACP, and treasurer of the Fannie Wall Children's Home of Oakland.Ruth Hackett Lasartemay (1902-1991)She worked for 17 years with the Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Company between 1928-1944. She was active in many civic and women's clubs in Oakland and Berkeley including the California State Association of Colored Women's Club, Inc., National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc., League of Women Voters, South Gate Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, and was a co-founder and the first curator of the East Bay Negro Historical Society.Scope and Content of Collection.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Las Arts Camera Club, 1399 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley, CA. Yashica Mat, Pan X F16 1/60." Image size: 257 x 306 mm. Board size: 405 x 508 mm.

Condition: Good. Photo collage pasted on poster board featuring African-American camera club members on outings at Stinson Beach, St. Helena, Muir Woods, and Monterey, California ca. 1958-1968. Thirteen photos in total. 404 x 507 mm.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Signature below image. Image size: 248 x 335 mm. Board size: 405 x 508 mm. Dust on negative, some surface damage to print.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Handwritten text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Acorn Camera Club, 1399 Hearst Ave, Berkeley, CA. Second Prize winner, Tonal Quality, Feb. 3, 1963." Image size: 278 x 297 mm. Board size: 405 x 508 mm.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Handwritten text below image: "The Bale Mill, Grist Mill built in 1868, Napa Valley, Calif." Text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Las Arts Camera Club, Richoflex F8 1/50. Second Prize winner, Composition." Image size: 275 x 308 mm. Board size: 405 x 508 mm.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Handwritten text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Acorn Camera Club, Yashica Mat Camera. Second Prize winner, Tone Quality." Image size: 273 x 343 mm. Board size: 405 x 508 mm. Some surface damage to print.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Handwritten text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Acorn Camera Club, 1399 Hearst Ave, Berkeley, CA." Image size: 328 x 255 mm. Board size: 508 x 405 mm.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Handwritten text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Acorn Camera Club, 1399 Hearst Ave, Berkeley, CA." Image size: 336 x 264 mm. Board size: 510 x 408 mm. Staining in margins.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board of a shack at Daffodil Hill, Amador County, California. Handwritten text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Acorn Camera Club, 1399 Hearst Ave., Berkeley, CA." Image size: 272 x 347 mm. Board size: 408 x 510 mm.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board. Handwritten text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Acorn Camera Club, 1399 Hearst Ave., Berkeley, CA." Image size: 255 x 326 mm. Board size: 405 x 508 mm.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board of the C&H sugar mill, Kekaha. Handwritten text verso: "Eugene P. Lasartemay, Acorn Camera Club, 1399 Hearst Ave, Berkeley, CA." Image size: 263 x 338 mm. Board size: 408 x 510 mm.

Condition: Good. Photograph by an African-American photographer mounted on mat board of a waterfall, possibly in Hawaii. Sticker verso: "Accepted for Exhibition, San Franisco Photography Day, Sept 20, 1970." Image size: 351 x 275 mm. Board size: 510 x 408 mm. Staining in margins.