Lawlor Christopher (17 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Soft cover. Condition: As New. Side-stapled softcover, CD in sleeve on front cover. 53 pgs. Also includes a seed packet. As new. "Pocket Myths" is a series of handmade zines, each with the theme of a different Greek (or sometimes Roman) myth. "Orpheus" features a 12-track CD curated by sound artist EE Miller and a zine spilling over with original writing and art. The zine includes work by Ari Banias, Julia Bloch, Christopher Davis, Cathy Halley, Sara Jaffe, Andrea Lawlor, Robin Lewis, Dori Midnight, Corinna Press, Blake Riley, Miriam Klein Stahl, Cat Tyc, Laurie Weeks, David West, Matthew Wills, and Lena Wolff. The CD includes work by Greta Byrum, Sara Jaffe, Jennie C. Jones, Bernadine Mellis, EE Miller, My Invisible (includes Miranda Mellis, Popahna Brandes, and Carolina Maugeri), Eileen Myles, Cynthia Nelson with Rocketship, Jean Smith, Julianna Snapper & Ron Athey, and Carmen White.

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Stapled Wraps. First printing. Unpaginated [pp. 20]. Square 8vo., measuring 9" x 8". Illustrated, twice-stapled, card covers. Striking colour illustrations throughout. No detectable flaws, near fine. Corresponds to OCLC #1035998023. At time of cataloguing not found in Peel, Fisher, UoM Archives & Special Collections, et al. Indigenous art catalogue featuring the work of artists such as Peter Aliknak, Elsie Klengenberg, Mona Kuneyuna, Peter Malgokak, Louie Nigiyok, Mable Nigiyok, Mary Ohkeena, Peter Palvik, and others.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Paperback. 21x15cm. x+148 pages. Flat spine. Clean & tight book. Dispatched Royal Mail First Class with tracking next working day or sooner securely boxed in cardboard. ref zx-VCT Policing Matters: The Recruitment, Training and Motivation. The Report of the Politeia Police Commission by Anthony Burden, Tony Caplin, Christopher Woodhead and others. Edited by Sheila Lawlor. Published in 2005 by Politeia A Forum for Social and Economic Thinking.

Softcover. Condition: Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Small 10 mm tear to margins of covers. Some foxing to covers.; 40 pages. Page dimension: 212 x 130mm. War themed poetry from various New Zealand, Australian, English and American authors, including "Christopher Penn". Signed "Christopher Penn" in pencil on the title page. "Christopher Penn" is a pseudonym of New Zealand bibliophile and journalist Pat Lawlor. "Shortly after the outbreak of war there was a seaching analysis by English critics as to why our poets remained apparently inarticulate regarding the tragedy that had overtaken the world." - from the Foreword. [Reference: Bagnall L199].

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Mild wear and smudging to cover. 144pp. Book.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: Good condition. Early edition. 170 pages of text (actually 125 due to inconsistencies in pagination). Original black paperback binding is heavily worn, creased and chipped; protected in custom-fitted archival Mylar. Illustrated with a frontisportrait of the author. Inscribed by the author in pencil on the final page, which was designed as a dedication page: To "McGraw" Compliments of "[signed] Chris F. Lawlor Burnet House 2/9/98." The text includes one of the earliest mentions in print of the "High Ball (or Bradley Martin)" and contains several Absinthe-inspired concoctions. Previous owner's name neatly on the front endpaper "Fred Schwartz" and "Chas [Charles] Shirk 1472 St. Clair St Clev[eland] Ohio." Several pages have stains, small tears, chips and/or creases. Page [102] contains an advertisement for Burnet House. Page [128] contains an advertisement for the Big 4 railroad Route between Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis. The actual pagination is complex and often misunderstood; if advertisements in earlier printings were omitted, and/or if advertisements were different between Cincinnati and Chicago publishing firms, it might provide some explanation as to why. As published, this printing is considered complete as verified with other copies, and has 125 pages of text as follows: [i], 1-64, [i], 70-82 (with [80] and [82] blank), 95-103, 103a, 103b, 103c, 103d, 104, 104a, 104b, 109-[128], 139, 158-161, 166-[170]. Subtitle: "Containing Clear and Reliable Directions for Mixing All the Different Beverages Used In the United States, Embracing Juleps, Cobblers, Cocktails, Punches, Durkees, Rickeys, etc., etc., In Endless Variety, with some Recipes on Cooking, and other General Information. An Up-to-Date Recipe Book." Includes recipes for mixing various syrups, and chapters titled "Cups and their Customs," "Saloon-Keeping," The Model Bartender," Preparation for Customers," "Don't for Young Bartenders," and "Hints for Young Bartenders," etc. C. F. Lawlor (ca. 1860-1901) was the Chief Bartender of the Grand Hotel, and as the author of this book was at the Burnet House, Cincinnati. Copyrighted 1895; this issue is identified as the "Standard Edition" on the copyright page. Early edition. Size: 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Signed by Author(s). Book.

First Edition, 'Revised Edition' plug at top front cover. Octavo, original cloth, 170 pages. Containing Clear And Reliable Directions For Mixing All The Different Beverages Used In The United States, Embracing Juleps, Cobblers, Cocktails, Punches, Durkees, "Trilbys," Etc., Etc., In Endless Variety, With Some Recipes On Cooking, And Other General Information : An Up-To-Date Recipe Book By C. F. Lawlor recently Chief Bartender of the Grand Hotel and Now at Burnet House, Cincinnati. Rather scarce title, WorldCat finds 8 copies of all four editions: 1895, 1895 Revised Edition, 1897, and 1899. Of this title Ted Haugh [Meet Dr. Cocktail blog] writes: Much of the contents came from one or another of Jerry Thomas's Bon Vivant editions, but examination shows substantial alterations in proportions, ingredients, recipes and commentary. The book specifies a particular cocktail bitters never to be found in another bar guide: Schroeder's Cocktail Bitters. Did any other author come up with a drink variety called a Durkee? Memory fails to produce one. Similarly, Punch a la Dwyer, The Crank's Drink, Whiskey & Glycerine, the Big 4 Mint Julep the Attorney General and Lawlor's Pousse Café could possibly be his work. The Mixicologist is the only bar guide ever published to include a punch recipe that utilizes the ingredient ambergris (a waxy secretion of the sperm whale, its use in beverages is obscure beyond telling). Lawlor notes that- to some tastes, a cocktail is much improved by the addition of two or three drops of Absinthe - a proposal Americans have only just regained the legal means to test. Good, with some crayon marks to rear endpaper and rear pastedown, first couple pages of recipes with pencil marks, a mid page with few business stamps at margins, couple of fore-edge corners chipped, cloth with wear and soiling, frontis portrait of Lawlor is detached but present with some closed tears at edges.

Second Edition (originally published in 1895), 'Standard Edition reentered with Librarian at Washington, 1897' statement at copyright page. Octavo, original cloth, 170 pages. Containing Clear And Reliable Directions For Mixing All The Different Beverages Used In The United States, Embracing Juleps, Cobblers, Cocktails, Punches, Durkees, "Trilbys," Etc., Etc., In Endless Variety, With Some Recipes On Cooking, And Other General Information : An Up-To-Date Recipe Book By C. F. Lawlor recently Chief Bartender of the Grand Hotel and Now at Burnet House, Cincinnati. Rather scarce title, WorldCat finds 8 copies of all four editions: 1895, 1895 Revised Edition, 1897, and 1899. Of this title Ted Haugh [Meet Dr. Cocktail blog] writes: Much of the contents came from one or another of Jerry Thomas's Bon Vivant editions, but examination shows substantial alterations in proportions, ingredients, recipes and commentary. The book specifies a particular cocktail bitters never to be found in another bar guide: Schroeder's Cocktail Bitters. Did any other author come up with a drink variety called a Durkee? Memory fails to produce one. Similarly, Punch a la Dwyer, The Crank's Drink, Whiskey & Glycerine, the Big 4 Mint Julep the Attorney General and Lawlor's Pousse Café could possibly be his work. The Mixicologist is the only bar guide ever published to include a punch recipe that utilizes the ingredient ambergris (a waxy secretion of the sperm whale, its use in beverages is obscure beyond telling). Lawlor notes that- to some tastes, a cocktail is much improved by the addition of two or three drops of Absinthe - a proposal Americans have only just regained the legal means to test. An attractive, firmly bound Very Good volume, short closed tear at fore-edge of last page of index.