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Hardcover. Condition: VG+. Hardback in Very Good+ condition, without dust jacket. 4to 11" to 13" tall. unpaginated pages. With record laid in rear pocket. Story and pictures by Anne Landry. Music by Betty Walberg. * Quick Shipping * All Books Mailed in Boxes * Free Tracking Provided *.

Audio CD. Condition: As New. 5.5 X 5.0 X 0.5 inches; Disc as new. Jewel box like new. Full liner notes. 13 tracks. Run time of 49.55 minutes. 'Saturday Looks Good to Me is an American experimental indie pop band that formed in 1999. The group is led by singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Fred Thomas (former member of His Name Is Alive). Albums by the group are known for soundscapes which hearken back to Detroit soul. The band was originally conceived as a basement recording project and did not play any live shows until 2002. The band built up a considerable following on the back of numerous limited-edition 7" record and CD-R releases, resulting in the indie pop albums All Your Summer Songs, released in 2003 on Polyvinyl Records, and Every Night, released in 2004 on Polyvinyl. All Your Summer Songs was listed as one of the top 50 albums of 2003 by Pitchfork. Every Night introduced new singer Betty Marie Barnes, who became the nearest to a permanent female singer that the band ever had. '.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. DISCOVER THE HEALING POWER OF LOW GLYCEMIC INDEX AND ANTI INFLAMMATORY FOODS TO BOOST KIDNEY HEALTHI grew up with Betty Rowlands, a close friend who shared many commonalities with me. Some days after her 13th birthday, Betty lost her dad in a plane crash. Betty's mother, Mrs. Kate Rowlands, who was also diabetic, went into depression, and the shock was enough to cause her high blood pressure. Despite her diabetes and hypertension, Mrs. Kate Rowlands went into a smoking, drinking, and drug lifestyle as a result of her traumatic loss.Mrs. Rowlands health deteriorated as she was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease as a result of poorly managed diabetes, hypertension, and lifestyle.Mrs. Rowlands was subjected to dieting by her doctor and was assigned to work closely with a dietician and dieting guide. The dieting guide was fashioned to help her with meals and food choices, modeled to meet her body's nutrition needs to rejuvenate her kidneys and avoid dialysis.This guide was way ahead of a typical food list guide when it came to its contents and was all Mrs. Rowlands needed for her remarkable transformation. Her blood sugar levels moderated, her blood pressure stabilized, her waistline was reduced, her skin and body metabolism improved, and her weak kidneys were rejuvenated. This transformation was not far from a miracle, and her diet guide became a symbol of reference.Today, the author of this groundbreaking book, Dr. Agisa Begay, now a seasoned dietician, has taken up the task of improving on the same book that helped her friend's mom, Mrs. Rowlands, some years ago.In this book, Dr. Agisa Begay will help CKD-diagnosed patients on stages 2, 3, and 4 with the following: Understanding kidney functions, signs, symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatmentsEvaluate the impact of diabetes and high blood pressure on the kidneys.Understand, follow, and eat in accordance with the low-glycemic index diet principles.Explore food choices with a list of kidney-friendly foods focused on low-potassium, low-sodium, and low-phosphorus contents to help rejuvenate your kidneys.Understand and avoid processed and inflammatory foods.Explore varieties of renal-friendly recipes (soups and stews, mains, side dishes, snacks and appetizers, salads, etc.).Amazing, righ Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

paperback. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Providence: Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association 2000 Softcover. First edition. Magazine. Pictorial wrappers [about 6" x 9"], last numbered page is 328 [first numbered page is 160], illustrated. Near Fine or better copy. bx150.

paperback. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Providence: Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association 2001 First Edition. Softcover. Magazine. Pictorial wrappers [about 6" x 9"], last numbered page is 492 [first numbered page is 338 , illustrated. Near Fine with light wear. bx150.

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Hb without Dj. Condition: Near Very Good. First Edition. The author has signed this copy of her novel, Pamela Frankau, with a dedication to title page: "To Betty with my fond care, and in gratitude for many kndnesses. October '58" o/w clean internally with no foxing. Blue boards with faded spine. Binding sound. All profits to Amnesty International. Size: 13.5cm - 20cm with 381pp. Signed by Author.

Softcover. Sound binding. Clean, bright pages. Wrappers have light handling wear. Contents: Levy, Settlement of Jews in Rhode Island. Goodwin, The designation of the Touro Synagogue as a national historic site. Percelay, Wartime experiences of Russian immigrants, part I. Skolnick, A common civil purpose: the Jewish role in the Providence Community Fund. Meckel, The jewelry industry, industrial development, and immigraiton in Providence, 1790-1993. Weisberg, An interview with Frederick Lee ("Skip") Weingeroff. Silver, Ida Camelhor Silverman: the early years. Aronson and Aronson, "In the sufferer, let me see only the human": a brief look at some Jewish and non-Jewish medical oaths. Foster and Horvitz, We settled in the suburbs: founding four synagogues. Bibliographical notes. Forty-sixth annual meeting of the association. Necrology. Errata. Funds and bequests. Life members of the association. ; 9.0" tall; 168 pages. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued.

Couverture Semi-Rigide. Condition: Comme neuf. Pas de jaquette. Jérôme Peyrat (illustrator). 13.7 X 21 cm. Exemplaire de bibliothèque.

Softcover/Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Archie, Reggie, Betty & Veronica.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -A WINNER OF THE 2021 BETTY TRASK AWARDSSHORTLISTED FOR THE DESMOND ELLIOTT PRIZE 2021__________________________'Joyous' SPECTATOR'Remarkable' SUNDAY TIMES'A playful delight. A glorious novel' OBSERVERSwansby's New Encyclopaedic Dictionary is riddled with fictitious entries known as mountweazels penned by Peter Winceworth, a man wishing to make his lasting mark back in 1899. It's up to young intern Mallory to uncover these mountweazels before the dictionary can be digitised for modern readers.Lost in Winceworth's imagination - a world full of meaningless words - will Mallory finally discover the secret to living a meaningful life __________________________'Made me almost tearful with gratitude that a book as clever as this could give such uncomplicated pleasure . And when you find a book like this, you grab it, and you hold it close.' JOHN SELF'A delight . As funny and vivid as Dickens, as moving and memorable as Nabokov . An extraordinarily large-hearted work.' THE CRITIC'Deft and clever, refreshing and rewarding . An assured and satisfying writer, her language rich and intricate and her characters rounded enough to be sympathetic and lampoonist enough to be terribly funny.' LITERARY REVIEW'[The] most exciting of young British writers . Williams luxuriates in words and wordplay, in definition and precision and invention .The Liar's Dictionary is a public joy, and Eley Williams a free-spirited literary kook with bags of potential.' BIG ISSUE'A singular, hilarious, word-drunk novel, which I suspect will be seen in the future as a classic comic novel.' DAVID HAYDEN, IRISH TIMES'The Liar's Dictionary is the book I was longing for . Positively intoxicated with the joy and wonder of language . Eley Williams brings erudition and playfulness - and lovely sweetness - to every page.' BENJAMIN DREYER, New York Times bestselling author of DREYER'S ENGLISH'This tale of lexical intrigues is an absolute joy to read! It's gloriously inventive and playful, but with just the right amount of heart.' LUCY SCHOLES 288 pp. Englisch.

QUIEN ME QUIERE A MI - 1952Dir: IRVING BRECHERCast: BETTY HUTTONRALPH MEEKERMEXICOL.C.- 31 x 41-Cms.-13 x 16 IN.PLEASE CHECK THE PICTURE FOR CONDITIONMost are in excellent condition but may have normal wear such as edge wear or a slight hole. I try photograph any flaw but examining the photos closely is your best bet!Please see bigger picture for detailsLa mayorÌa est n en excelentes condiciones, pero puede tener desgaste del borde o algun agujero pequeÒo. Intento fotografiar cualquier defecto, pero el examen de las fotos de cerca es su mejor opciÛn!Por favor ver la foto en grande para m s detallesSHIPPING COSTS:Fold posters SPAIN 5Ä = $7- -Correo certificado EUROPE 15Ä = $20WORLDWIDE 20Ä = $25 posters on linensmall format $60big format $90All POSTERS GOES BY FEDEX.ITEMS PURCHASED CAN BE COMBINED TO SAVE ON SHIPPING Most are in excellent condition but may have normal wear such as edge wear or a slight hole. I try photograph any flaw but examining the photos closely is your best bet!Please see bigger picture for detailsLa mayorÌa est n en excelentes condiciones, pero puede tener desgaste del borde o algun agujero pequeÒo. Intento fotografiar cualquier defecto, pero el examen de las fotos de cerca es su mejor opciÛn!Por favor ver la foto en grande para m s detallesSHIPPING COSTS:Fold posters SPAIN 5Ä = $7- -Correo certificado EUROPE 15Ä = $20WORLDWIDE 20Ä = $25 posters on linensmall format $60big format $90All POSTERS GOES BY FEDEX.ITEMS PURCHASED CAN BE COMBINED TO SAVE ON SHIPPING.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -'Made me almost tearful with gratitude that a book as clever as this could give such uncomplicated pleasure . And when you find a book like this, you grab it, and you hold it close.' JOHN SELF'A delight . As funny and vivid as Dickens, as moving and memorable as Nabokov . An extraordinarily large-hearted work.' THE CRITICPicked as a 'Book of the Year' in the Guardian____________________________________mountweazel, noun: a fake entry deliberately inserted into a dictionary or work of reference. Often used as a safeguard against copyright infringement.In the final year of the nineteenth century, Peter Winceworth has reached the letter 'S', toiling away for the much-anticipated and multi-volume Swansby's New Encyclopaedic Dictionary. Overwhelmed at his desk and increasingly uneasy that his colleagues are attempting to corral language and regiment facts, Winceworth feels compelled to assert some sense of individual purpose and exercise artistic freedom, and begins inserting unauthorised, fictitious entries into the dictionary. In the present day, young intern Mallory is tasked with uncovering these mountweazels as the text of the dictionary is digitised for modern readers. Through the words and their definitions she finds she has access to their creator's motivations, hopes and desires. More pressingly, she must also field daily threatening anonymous phone calls. Is a suggested change to the dictionary's definition of marriage (n.) really that controversial What power does Mallory have when it comes to words and knowing how to tell the truth And does the caller really intend for the Swansby's staff to 'burn in hell' As their two narratives combine, Winceworth and Mallory must discover how to negotiate the complexities of an often nonsensical, untrustworthy, hoax-strewn and undefinable life._____________________________________The Liar's Dictionary explores themes of trust and creativity, naming the unnameable, and celebrates the rigidity, fragility and absurdity of language. It is an exhilarating debut novel from a formidably brilliant young writer._____________________________________'Eley Williams's debut novel, The Liar's Dictionary, is a lexicographical delight.' OBSERVER'Deft and clever, refreshing and rewarding . An assured and satisfying writer, her language rich and intricate and her characters rounded enough to be sympathetic and lampoonist enough to be terribly funny.' LITERARY REVIEW'[The] most exciting of young British writers . Williams luxuriates in words and wordplay, in definition and precision and invention .The Liar's Dictionary is a public joy, and Eley Williams a free-spirited literary kook with bags of potential.' BIG ISSUE'A singular, hilarious, word-drunk novel, which I suspect will be seen in the future as a classic comic novel.' DAVID HAYDEN, IRISH TIMES'The Liar's Dictionary is the book I was longing for . Positively intoxicated with the joy and wonder of language . Eley Williams brings erudition and playfulness - and lovely sweetness - to every page.' BENJAMIN DREYER, New York Times bestselling author of DREYER' 288 pp. Englisch.

QUIEN ME QUIERE A MI - 1952Dir: IRVING BRECHERCast: BETTY HUTTONRALPH MEEKERMEXICOL.C.- 31 x 41-Cms.-13 x 16 IN.PLEASE CHECK THE PICTURE FOR CONDITIONMost are in excellent condition but may have normal wear such as edge wear or a slight hole. I try photograph any flaw but examining the photos closely is your best bet!Please see bigger picture for detailsLa mayorÌa est n en excelentes condiciones, pero puede tener desgaste del borde o algun agujero pequeÒo. Intento fotografiar cualquier defecto, pero el examen de las fotos de cerca es su mejor opciÛn!Por favor ver la foto en grande para m s detallesSHIPPING COSTS:Fold posters SPAIN 5Ä = $7- -Correo certificado EUROPE 15Ä = $20WORLDWIDE 20Ä = $25 posters on linensmall format $60big format $90All POSTERS GOES BY FEDEX.ITEMS PURCHASED CAN BE COMBINED TO SAVE ON SHIPPING Most are in excellent condition but may have normal wear such as edge wear or a slight hole. I try photograph any flaw but examining the photos closely is your best bet!Please see bigger picture for detailsLa mayorÌa est n en excelentes condiciones, pero puede tener desgaste del borde o algun agujero pequeÒo. Intento fotografiar cualquier defecto, pero el examen de las fotos de cerca es su mejor opciÛn!Por favor ver la foto en grande para m s detallesSHIPPING COSTS:Fold posters SPAIN 5Ä = $7- -Correo certificado EUROPE 15Ä = $20WORLDWIDE 20Ä = $25 posters on linensmall format $60big format $90All POSTERS GOES BY FEDEX.ITEMS PURCHASED CAN BE COMBINED TO SAVE ON SHIPPING.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Catch up with your favorite Invertary, Benson Security and Sinclair Sisters characters in this compilation of short stories. The story titles are:1. Betty's Birthday 2. It Wisnae Me 3. Jena and Matt's Honeymoon in Vegas 4. Andrew McInnes' Book Club 5. The Breakfast Club 6. The Reverend Morrison's Last Christmas in Invertary 7. Betty Wants Grandkids 8. Aunty Megan Saves the Day 9. The Day Donna Became Housekeeper at Kintyre Mansion 10. Megan and Dimitri on the Job 11. The Wookiee Wants a Wife (or at the very least, a date!) 12. Isobel And Callum Get Married 13. Kirsty and Lake Benson 14. Ryan's Heart 15. Harry and Magenta 16. A London Night 17. Invertary's Unofficial Council Has a Plan 18. A New Client for Benson Security 19. Valentine's Day at Glasgow School of Art 20. Jack's Next Step 21. Dear Abby Some of these stories have appeared in my newsletters. But some were written just for this book, and you will only find them here. This book is fifty-five thousand words long.

2 Langspielplatten, Vinyl. Mit Klappentext. Hülle an den Kanten teils berieben. Box 13 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1050 32 cm x 31 cm, O.Schallplattenhülle mit Inlays.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Challenges for Today's Christian WomanJesus' direct and uncomplicated call to his disciples is 'Come follow me.' Yet we realize that this challenge is the highest calling any one of us could attain-to live, think and move in this world as Jesus himself exemplified. It is a lifetime, daily commitment.This book is about following Jesus and the eighteen lessons in it were written by women who have exhibited victory and wisdom in the areas discussed. Hopefully, the reader will be able to personally identify with the goals, and the struggle to attain these goals, that the authors relate. Most importantly, it is our prayer that practical, solution-oriented ideas will be set into the heart of the reader, and these plans will result in specific actions that will help in the transformation of character to become more like our Lord.Philippians 3:13b-14 reads: 'One thing I do, forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.'That is our prayer for each one who reads God's word and this book. May God bless you richly.Learn from sisters such as: ¿ Irene Gifford ¿ Lynne Green ¿ Sue Anderson ¿ Pat Gempel ¿ Elena McKean ¿ Joyce Arthur ¿ Tanya Lloyd ¿ Gloria Baird ¿ Carmen Bentley ¿ Donna Western ¿ Adrienne Scanlon ¿ Ellen Faller ¿ Chris Fuqua ¿ Marcia Lamb ¿ Kim Evans ¿ Betty Morehead ¿ Ann Lucas ¿ Connie Mancini ¿ Irene Gurganus.

LP-Box. Condition: Gut. LP-Vinyl Schallplatte in einem guten bis sehr guten Zustand, am Cover kleinere Gebrauchsspuren. Die Vinyl-Platten sind stets in Inlays. 6-LP-Box. Rückbox eingedrückt, Ecke offen; Foto 3. (Keine genaue Jahreszahl angegeben.) A1 Maybelline 2:17 A2 Deep Feeling 2:13 A3 Johnny B. Goode 2:36 A4 Wee Wee Hours 3:00 A5 Nadine 2:30 A6 Brown-Eyed Handsome Man 2:15 B1 Roll Over Beethoven 2:20 B2 Thirty Days 2:22 B3 Havanna Moon 3:03 B4 No Particular Place To Go 2:38 B5 Memphis 2:10 B6 Almost Grown 2:18 C1 School Days 2:38 C2 Too Much Monkey Business 2:52 C3 Oh, Baby Doll 2:33 C4 Reelin' And Rockin' 3:12 C5 You Can't Catch Me 2:42 C6 Too Popped To Pop 2:35 D1 Bye Bye Johnny 2:02 D2 'Round And 'Round 2:37 D3 Sweet Little Sixteen 2:58 D4 Rock And Roll Music 2:30 D5 Anthony Boy 1:45 D6 Back In The U.S.A. 2:26 E1 Carol 2:46 E2 You Never Can Tell 2:40 E3 No Money Down 2:52 E4 Together We Will Always Be 2:31 E5 Mad Lad 2:05 E6 Run Rudolph Run 2:38 F1 Let It Rock 1:53 F2 Sweet Little Rock And Roller 2:26 F3 I'm Talking About You 1:48 F4 Driftin' Blues 2:16 F5 Go Go Go 2:32 G1 Jaguar And The Thunderbird 1:51 G2 Little Queenie 2:38 G3 Betty Jean 2:26 G4 Guitar Boogie 2:19 G5 Down The Road Apiece 2:13 G6 Merry Christmas Baby 3:09 H1 The Promised Land 2:20 H2 Jo Jo Gunne 2:44 H3 Don't You Lie To Me 2:02 H4 Rockin' At The Philarmonic 3:19 H5 La Juanda (Espanola) 3:06 H6 Come On 1:50 I1 Beautiful Delilah 2:08 I2 Go Bobby Soxer 2:52 I3 I Got To Find My Baby 2:14 I4 Worried Life Blues 2:10 I5 Rolli Polly 2:49 I6 Downbound Train 2:48 J1 Broken Arrow 2:25 J2 Confessin' The Blues 2:08 J3 Drifting Heart 2:47 J4 Ingo 2:28 J5 Man And The Donkey 2:05 J6 St Louis Blues 2:05 K1 Our Little Rendez-Vous 1:55 K2 Childhood Sweetheart 2:35 K3 Blues For Hawaiians 2:25 K4 Hey Pedro 2:18 K5 My Little Love Light 2:35 K6 Little Marie 2:30 L1 County Line 2:16 L2 Viva Viva Rock And Roll 2:01 L3 House Of Blue Lights 2:26 L4 Time Was 2:27 L5 Blue On Blue 2:59 L6 Oh Yeah 2:32 LP16 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 2002.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Victor Lustig took his new-born daughter in his arms, pressed a wisp of a kiss on her forehead and laid her gently in the pink-ribboned crib. All had happened as he had planned. With Tony and Grace, he had arrived in time for Christmas and did not leave until the girl he had ordered, was born February 13, 1922. For fear of blackmail or kidnapping, Lustig rarely revealed he had a wife and daughter, but he loved them dearly and spent as much time with them as he could. The red headed girl that writers had him fleeing across country with was his wife. Wherever he went, they went along, shipping the furniture which, Roberta always insisted, helped to make the home she longed for. This daughter was her father's darling. Most men want a son to hand down their name as well as their profession. Not so with Victor Lustig. He would not hand down his profession to anyone, but he would love a little daughter. 'So it must be a girl,' he told his wife as he bade her goodbye on her way to California. And after she came according to order, he loved her, was always proud of her. When he did not always acknowledge his wife and daughter publicly, it was not that he was ashamed of them, it was to protect them. He gave his little daughter a long list of lovely names and had them all registered in Germany, but his favorite name for her was Skeezix, after the comic book character. 'I believe that was why I was always so close to my father,' his daughter said in later years. 'It was because he wanted me. I loved my father and my mother both. They told me that I never cried when they held me. But I felt most loved when my father said, 'My little Skeezix'. He was a tender man in many ways.' Betty Jean was taught from an early age never to talk about her father. If someone asked where he was, she was always to say, 'I don't know.' And she usually didn't know. Because their lives were always in danger, Roberta and little 'Skeezix' always had a body guard with them, either Tony or Grace. Victor's many friends were still trying to persuade him to give up his illegal, precarious business. Tom Kearney in St. Louis never stopped talking to him about it. Van in New York had already offered him a high public office if he would change. Walter Winchell and Lionel Moise both pleaded with him to get out of the racket. Lionel, bitter at first over Roberta's blatant rejection that night she met Victor at the party in Kansas City, had become their friend. A New York banker spent hours pointing out the advantages of working for him at a top salary, and Roberta kept saying, 'Please, Vic, give it a try.' Tom Mix and Rudy Valentino knew him and tried in vain to persuade him to give it all up. Tom was walking with him one day on Tom's ranch and said suddenly: 'You can ride horses, Vic. I could make a real cowboy out of you in the movies. Give it all up and try acting.' 'No use, Tom. My acting pays better than yours. And the only horses I am interested in are those on the race track.' Walter Winchell said to him: 'You are an intelligent man, Vic. You could study, take the tests and become an American citizen. Then you could teach languages, history, many things. You have a knowledge that is wasted.' Victor's answer was always: 'I would be bored to death behind a desk. I could never do it.' It was true, dollar-wise, but in the long run, he found out later, too late, it might have been a good idea after all.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Dame Chocolate ('Give Me Chocolate') is a 2007 Spanish-language telenovela, which was produced by the United States-based television network Telemundo and aired from March 5 until October 5, 2007. This limited-run serial stars Génesis Rodríguez as a sweet, simple girl who leaves rural Mexico for Miami to fulfill her destiny in the chocolate business. Elements of this romantic soap opera resemble Ugly Betty, the Tammy films, The Beverly Hillbillies and No Holds Barred. Lionsgate Home Entertainment and Xenon Pictures released a four-disc DVD set of Dame Chocolate in the US on November 27, 2007. The abridged version runs over 13 hours. It includes English subtitles and carries a TV-PG rating. 112 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Problem is the thirteenth book that Mrs. Beckley has written for Xlibris. This is a different kind of genre that Mrs. Beckley has written for us.This book introduces the reader to some new characters by the names of Abby, Allan; and Toni and Terri, who are twin girls in the second grade; Peter and Matthew, their brothers; and Detective Andreas, Detective Marcus, Officer Black, Mr. Frank Fitzgerald, and his mother, Mrs. Betty Black Fitzgerald.This book is pure fiction and takes place around the Bryn Mawr Police Department, where Peter and Matthew are earning service points for school, working with the Detectives Andreas and Marcus solve the suicide of their science teacher, Mr. Frank Fitzgerald.I hope you have enjoyed reading Peggy, The Three-Some (Book 2), The Writer's Corner (Book 3), The Golden Nugget (Book 4), Emily (Book 5), This Is as Good as It Gets (Book 6), The 1940 Diary (Book 7), Pockets (Book 8), Pam and Jodi's Journey (Book 9), The Journal (Book 10), The Reunion (Book 11), Christina's Secret (Book 12), and now The Problem (Book 13).This book has been written for the older student such as those in high school due to its content.This book has been written for my friends and family, especially Angela, Bobbie, Aunt Edwina, Gwen, Jean, Jane, Kate, Peggy, Renee, Susan, Father Don, Father Andy, Sister Mary De Chantel, Mrs. Mitchell, and my parents, Fred and Elizabeth. And, finally, for my classmates from NPHS Fred, Lynne, and Robert. Thank you for all your love and support.Many of my friends have asked me where I get my ideas. Some of them come from my imaginations and watching TV, and some of them have come from my experiences growing up in Rose Valley, and later in Detroit, Michigan. Then the rest of them have come from my teaching experiences over a period of thirty years. I hope you all enjoy reading them as much as I did writing them.

Framing: Unframed Two photos attached to the same photo album papermeasuring approximately 2/3/4 x 4 1/2 inches. Check me out on Instagram at lostnfoundphotoschicago. Thanks for looking.1931The first agency to administer the registration of motor vehicles in the District of Columbia, the Automobile Board, was formed in May 1903. A July 1950Evening Stararticle in which one long-serving employee's tenure at the Dept. of Vehicles and Traffic is discussed indicates that ??The present office was created by Congress in 1931, and she joined the staff under W.A. Van Duzer. ? The ??present office ? referenced is believed to be the Dept. of Vehiclesand Traffic, which is known to have been in existence by 1933, and Mr. Van Duzer was likely its first director. The same article indicates that "Since 1932 the Van Duzer automobile has carried number 13. When Mr. Van Duzer died, Mrs. Van Duzer asked for the number. ? It was also in 1931 that the city's vehicle title law went into effect.Just the Facts.Registration yearcalendar year 1931Color schemeyellow on a black backgroundDimensions:Full-size plates6" x 13"Motorcycle platespresumably 3 11/16" x 8"Composition number per vehicleembossed steel issued in pairsBy The Numbers.Registration Statistics:Passenger155,759Motorcycles990Trucks20,129Buses5521931 Registration NumbersPassenger.These 15 prefix letters have been observed on 1931 auto plates (in conjunction with the numbering format introduced for 1927 as discussed on aseparate page): E, F, G, J, K, M, N, P, S, T, U, V, W, Y, and Z. If it is assumed that 15 prefix letters were used on passenger plates this year and including the 9,999 plates without a letter prefix (numbers 1 through 9999), there are a total of 159,984 possible passenger registration number combinations.Non-Passenger.Refer to the1927-1934 Registration Numberssection for information about to which non-passenger types plates with prefix letters A, B, C, D, H, L, R, and X were assigned. As discussedabove, observed 1931 truck plate number 2B-700 shows that a type designation letter can be in the second position. source:dcplatesdotcom On Jun-12-11 at 15:57:05 PDT, seller added the following information: Sellers: Delight buyers. Get your own map of past buyers. Region of Origin: US Size Type: Small (Up to 7") Color: Black & White Photo Type: Snapshot.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book tells of a voyage of discovery by the author, a retired Bechtel chief process engineer and chemical engineering society director, whose previous writings concerned Methane Valorization and Fischer-Tropsch Reactor Design. Trying to explain why a thirteen year old boy would join a Quaker expedition to Philadelphia in 1686 he devises a fictionalized account that is eventually supported by genetic testing. Along the way he discovers, among his ancestors, a master carpenter turned politician, America's first golf club owner and a doctor of whom it was written, 'There was a popular notion that he cured his patients.' He finds a 'Young Squire' who taunts the British with school pamphlets during the Revolutionary War and several Quakers who were sent off to Virginia during that war - much as we locked up the Japanese during World War II. While written as a family history, the reader will find tie-ins to Benjamin Franklin's papers, to Shakespeare's The Tempest, to a British diarist who wrote about William Wordsworth and to an anti-slavery tract by Fanny Kemble. The book sheds light on family's papers kept under wraps at historical libraries but leaves the final answers up to future generations. In the author¿s own words, 'I became interested in Fox family genealogy as a result of a business trip to Bechtel's London Office in 1974. While there as the process design manager for an Algerian Liquified Natural Gas project, I took the opportunity to visit the Friends' Library on Euston Road. There I found a family tree called Descendants of Francis Fox of St. German's, by Joseph Foster and also Anne Cresson's biography of my own ancestor, Joseph Fox, who had been Speaker of the Pennsylvania Assembly during the Stamp Act uproar. I also located several books that seemed of immediate interest: The Journals of Caroline Fox 1835-1871, edited by Wendy Monk, and a biography, Caroline Fox, by Wilson Harris. These gave the approximate locations of several family estates out in Cornwall near Falmouth. There had been many famous visitors to these estates; men such as Wordsworth, Tennyson, Mill and Carlyle, and Caroline Fox had described their conversations in her Journals. 'I then convinced a fellow process design engineer, Bob Chu, to drive with me out to Falmouth over a weekend. There we found the closed offices of G. C. Fox & Company, shipbrokers, and the Fox Rosehill Gardens but no other sign of Fox activity. I was a little discouraged. Bob was intrigued, however, and insisted we investigate further. So on Sunday morning we drove further west and found the Glendurgan estate, with foxes on the gateposts and Mrs. Philip Hamilton (Rona) Fox about to start up a lawnmower in the garage. She immediately dropped what she was doing and led us into her house where notes were compared on family connections. One of Francis Fox's sons had sailed to Philadelphia in 1686 on the same ship as Justinian Fox, my own ancestor. 'Bob and I then had a chance to tour the fabulous Glendurgan Gardens, just recently added to the National Trust. We also stopped off at Catchfrench, an estate in St. German's, near Plymouth, where I sat in the ruins of the house where Francis Fox had lived in the mid-1600s. This was enough to send a chill up my spine and got me to thinking about recording all of this history. Back in London, Rona's second son, Charles Lloyd Fox, introduced me to more relatives. As is described in this book, our families have maintained this relationship ever since then. 'Work on this book actually started in 1992 after I retired from Bechtel and my wife, Betty, died of Lupus, both in rapid succession. I joined a Creative Writing Extension Class run by U. C. Berkeley and, for my project, started the fictionalized account recorded in the first two chapters of this book. I had learned that Justinian had only been 13 years old when he joined the Plymouth F.

Hardcover. Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. Format is approximately. 7.25 inches by 10.25 inches. [12], 577, [3], xiii. [3] pages. Illustrated endpapers. Illustrations. Index. Decorative DJ. DJ is price clipped, worn, torn soiled and chipped. Gift inscription, NOT from author, on fep. This is a large and heavy book and if sent outside of the United States would require additional shipping charges. A vivid, nostalgia, immediate portrait of an art in the making. Kevin Brownlow (born Robert Kevin Brownlow; 2 June 1938) is a British film historian, television documentary-maker, filmmaker, author, and film editor. He is best known for his work documenting the history of the silent era, having become interested in silent film at the age of eleven. This interest grew into a career spent documenting and restoring film. Brownlow has rescued many silent films and their history. His initiative in interviewing many largely forgotten, elderly film pioneers in the 1960s and 1970s preserved a legacy of early mass-entertainment cinema. He received an Academy Honorary Award at the 2nd Annual Governors Awards given by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on 13 November 2010. This was the first occasion on which an Academy Honorary Award was given to a film preservationist. Among the items coverer are Vitagraph, Hollywood, D. W. Griffith, Allan Dwan, Henry King, Mary Pickford, Edward Sloman, William Wellman, Cecil B. De Mille, von Sternberg, Charles Rosher, Douglas Fairbanks, Stunt Men, Louis B. Mayer, Irving Thalberg, David O. Selznick, Reginald Denny, Harold Lloyd, Buster Keaton, Charles Chaplin, Abel Gance, Betty Blythe, and Gloria Swanson. Brownlow's first book on silent film, The Parade's Gone By., was published in 1968. The book features many interviews with the leading actors and directors of the silent era, and began his career as a film historian. He spent many years gaining support for the restoration of Abel Gance's French epic, Napoléon (1927), a then-mutilated film that used many novel cinematic techniques. Brownlow's championing of the film succeeded, and the restored version, with a new score by Carl Davis, was shown in London in 1980, and again in London in 2013 with the Philharmonia Orchestra. Gance lived to see the acclaim for his restored film. The San Francisco Silent Film Festival presented the complete 2000 restoration of the film, with Davis conducting his score, at the Paramount Theatre Oakland in March 2012. Derived from a Kirkus review: Passing in review here is the silent film era and Mr. Brownlow has done a splendid job of vitalizing the past through interviews and personal research. Most of this material has never seen print before and the filmophile will go wild over reminiscences such as Joseph Henabery's (who assisted Griffith on Intolerance). And the snaps: Garbo who loved watching talking pictures in reverse but refused to view them the right way. . . Fairbanks intimidated by the Robin Hood castle -- "You expect me to jump across that?" . . .Buster Keaton who broke his neck doing his own stunts and didn't realize it until ten years later. . . the chaos that was the original Ben Hur -- "we'll paint muscles on you!" . . . Irving Thalberg arguing with Von Stroheim over a foot fetishist scene --"You are a footage fetishist" . . . Producers, directors, writers, actors, stuntmen, the last of the pioneers, each with his own marvelous recollections. A fine splice of a fantastic life and with the 261 photographs. First Edition [stated], presumed first printing.

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Problem is the thirteenth book that Mrs. Beckley has written for Xlibris. This is a different kind of genre that Mrs. Beckley has written for us.This book introduces the reader to some new characters by the names of Abby, Allan; and Toni and Terri, who are twin girls in the second grade; Peter and Matthew, their brothers; and Detective Andreas, Detective Marcus, Officer Black, Mr. Frank Fitzgerald, and his mother, Mrs. Betty Black Fitzgerald.This book is pure fiction and takes place around the Bryn Mawr Police Department, where Peter and Matthew are earning service points for school, working with the Detectives Andreas and Marcus solve the suicide of their science teacher, Mr. Frank Fitzgerald.I hope you have enjoyed reading Peggy, The Three-Some (Book 2), The Writer's Corner (Book 3), The Golden Nugget (Book 4), Emily (Book 5), This Is as Good as It Gets (Book 6), The 1940 Diary (Book 7), Pockets (Book 8), Pam and Jodi's Journey (Book 9), The Journal (Book 10), The Reunion (Book 11), Christina's Secret (Book 12), and now The Problem (Book 13).This book has been written for the older student such as those in high school due to its content.This book has been written for my friends and family, especially Angela, Bobbie, Aunt Edwina, Gwen, Jean, Jane, Kate, Peggy, Renee, Susan, Father Don, Father Andy, Sister Mary De Chantel, Mrs. Mitchell, and my parents, Fred and Elizabeth. And, finally, for my classmates from NPHS Fred, Lynne, and Robert. Thank you for all your love and support.Many of my friends have asked me where I get my ideas. Some of them come from my imaginations and watching TV, and some of them have come from my experiences growing up in Rose Valley, and later in Detroit, Michigan. Then the rest of them have come from my teaching experiences over a period of thirty years. I hope you all enjoy reading them as much as I did writing them.

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Victor Lustig took his new-born daughter in his arms, pressed a wisp of a kiss on her forehead and laid her gently in the pink-ribboned crib. All had happened as he had planned. With Tony and Grace, he had arrived in time for Christmas and did not leave until the girl he had ordered, was born February 13, 1922. For fear of blackmail or kidnapping, Lustig rarely revealed he had a wife and daughter, but he loved them dearly and spent as much time with them as he could. The red headed girl that writers had him fleeing across country with was his wife. Wherever he went, they went along, shipping the furniture which, Roberta always insisted, helped to make the home she longed for. This daughter was her father's darling. Most men want a son to hand down their name as well as their profession. Not so with Victor Lustig. He would not hand down his profession to anyone, but he would love a little daughter. 'So it must be a girl,' he told his wife as he bade her goodbye on her way to California. And after she came according to order, he loved her, was always proud of her. When he did not always acknowledge his wife and daughter publicly, it was not that he was ashamed of them, it was to protect them. He gave his little daughter a long list of lovely names and had them all registered in Germany, but his favorite name for her was Skeezix, after the comic book character. 'I believe that was why I was always so close to my father,' his daughter said in later years. 'It was because he wanted me. I loved my father and my mother both. They told me that I never cried when they held me. But I felt most loved when my father said, 'My little Skeezix'. He was a tender man in many ways.' Betty Jean was taught from an early age never to talk about her father. If someone asked where he was, she was always to say, 'I don't know.' And she usually didn't know. Because their lives were always in danger, Roberta and little 'Skeezix' always had a body guard with them, either Tony or Grace. Victor's many friends were still trying to persuade him to give up his illegal, precarious business. Tom Kearney in St. Louis never stopped talking to him about it. Van in New York had already offered him a high public office if he would change. Walter Winchell and Lionel Moise both pleaded with him to get out of the racket. Lionel, bitter at first over Roberta's blatant rejection that night she met Victor at the party in Kansas City, had become their friend. A New York banker spent hours pointing out the advantages of working for him at a top salary, and Roberta kept saying, 'Please, Vic, give it a try.' Tom Mix and Rudy Valentino knew him and tried in vain to persuade him to give it all up. Tom was walking with him one day on Tom's ranch and said suddenly: 'You can ride horses, Vic. I could make a real cowboy out of you in the movies. Give it all up and try acting.' 'No use, Tom. My acting pays better than yours. And the only horses I am interested in are those on the race track.' Walter Winchell said to him: 'You are an intelligent man, Vic. You could study, take the tests and become an American citizen. Then you could teach languages, history, many things. You have a knowledge that is wasted.' Victor's answer was always: 'I would be bored to death behind a desk. I could never do it.' It was true, dollar-wise, but in the long run, he found out later, too late, it might have been a good idea after all.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: No dust jacket as issued. 1st Edition. To subscribe to the One Picture Book Two series, and receive a copy of each future book and signed print at the subscription price of $40, please inquire (limited availability). Nazraeli Press One Picture Book Two Series, Set 4: Titles #13 to 16: All of the titles in the set share the following format: First edition, first and only printing. Hardcover. Each title is a limited edition of 500 hand-numbered copies, with one loose 5x7-inch original print signed by the artist. Paper-covered photographically-illustrated boards with quarter-bound colored cloth (color of the cloth used varies with each set of four books), with printed title on matching paper pasted down on cloth spine, all contained in a paper-covered four-volume slipcase with debossed title printed in white and black; no dust jacket as issued. 16 pp., with four-color and/or duotone plates (number of plates varies by title). 8-1/2 x 6 inches (slipcase is 8-5/8 x 6-1/8 inches). #13. Toshio Shibata: Gas Stations: 7 duotone plates. ISBN: 9781590055281. #14. Manjari Sharma: Darshan: 9 four-color plates. ISBN: 9781590055298. #15. Kenro Izu: Requiem: 14 duotone plates. ISBN: 9781590055304. #16. Mark Steinmetz: Cats: 14 duotone plates. ISBN: 9781590055311. New. All books, slipcase and prints are in flawless condition, in publisher's shrink-wrap (slit open for signature) and packaging. From the publisher (from the announcement of the new Series): "We are excited to announce the launch of One Picture Book Two: an upgraded, upscaled follow-up to our much-loved One Picture Book series of artists' books. Each title will be limited to 500 numbered copies, and will include a removable, signed, original print. The books will be a little bigger, with a fresh design, but the price remains the same. Subscribers to the series are guaranteed a copy of each release for $40, complete with four-volume slipcase. For non-subscribers, individual titles start at $50, with the price increasing as the books sell out. The first four titles of One Picture Book Two will be released in May 2018: DMZ (Korean Demilitarized Zone) by Michael Kenna; Florida Dogs by Tony Mendoza; Lone Ranger by Betty Hahn; and Monument by Carrie Mae Weems. Subsequent releases will include titles by JoAnn Callis, Mark Ruwedel, Daido Moriyama, Susan Zadeh, Laurie Simmons, Michael Mulno, Pablo Ortiz Monasterio, Toshio Shibata, Todd Hido, Mark Steinmetz, Leon Borensztein, Corey Arnold, and many others." From the publisher: #13. Toshio Shibata: Gas Stations: "In the early 1980s, returning to Japan from a few years of traveling and living in Europe, Toshio Shibata began photographing night scenes of roadside Japan. Shibata has said of the experience of the road at night: "While driving on a highway at night in Europe I often experienced an imperceptible momentary sensation of transcending place, yet not knowing where I was. It seemed as if I could have been in Japan, or even in the United States. I felt that the scene was non-specific, but rather a kind of generic or archetypal common scene, universal image and part of a global world-view." Gas stations - especially in the dead of night - look more or less the same everywhere they are to be found. Yet their generic look can also provoke feelings of melancholy, even romance. Well known for his large-scale photographs of large-scale civil engineering in rural places, both in Japan and in the West, Toshio Shibata here presents the view with a book of seven jewel-like images of Japanese gas stations at night, beautifully reproduced and accompanied by a silver gelatin photograph, hand printed by the artist himself. "Toshio Shibata occupies a distinct place in landscape photography: His pictures don't idealize pristine wilderness nor do they moralize about the damaging imprint humans leave upon the natural world. Shibata studies places of contact â " where we have altered the earth â " and finds reflection, wonder, awe. Beauty, in his work, is inclusive, and purity is a matter of compositional elegance rather than rarefied subject matter." â " Leah Ollman, Los Angeles Times Gas Stations: 1982 & 1986 is limited to 500 numbered copies, each including a 5x7 inch original print that has been signed by the artist." #14. Manjari Sharma: Darshan: "Darshan is a series of photographically recreated, classical images of Hindu Gods and Goddesses that are pivotal to mythological stories in Hinduism. Most commonly used in the context of Hindu worship, Darshan is a sanskrit word that means "apparition" or a "glimpse." "Having left a ritual-driven community in India, my move to the U.S. precipitated an enormous cultural shift. It was this cultural paralysis that motivated me to use my one medium of worship - the camera - to study, construct and deconstruct the mythologies of my land.The goal was to turn multidimensional memories of sculptures and ornamental paintings of Hindu Gods, into two-dimensional photographs. For centuries, the way that we have experienced darshans is via laying gaze upon a molded figure, a carved statue or an illustration that represents a likeness to avatars described in Hindu scripture. This series of images invites the viewer to consider a photograph as means of spiritual engagement." â " Manjari Sharma Born and raised in Mumbai, India, Manjari Sharma makes work that is rooted in portraiture addressing the issues of identity, multiculturalism, and personal mythology.Manjari's work has been recognized, awarded, published and exhibited internationally. Darshan is limited to 500 numbered copies, each including a 5x7 inch original print that has been signed by the artist." #15. Kenro Izu: Requiem: "In 79 AD, the city of Pompeii in the south of Italy was destroyed, buried beneath volcanic ash when Mount Vesuvius erupted. At the time of its destruction, the population of Pompeii was estimated at 11,000 people. After the eruption, the city was lost for about 1,500 years until its rediscovery in the late 16th century. The objects that lay be.

42.2 x 13.8 cm. (each Pennysaver bag); black-and-white & color; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed; Two Pennysaver bags containing a plethora of Ray Johnson material. The first bag contains three photocopied pages: two pages are copies of a written request by Johnson that correspondence school mail be sent for Shana Alexander to Marta Minujin and to Newsweek as well as an article "The Surprises of the Mail" by Shana Alexander. The second Pennysaver bag contains thirteen pieces of ephemera of various sizes housed in a printed envelope addressed to "Rev Penny M A House" and with a return address of "The Library of Art" Philadelphia. The envelope contains: a double sided announcement card published in conjunction with a Marcel Duchamp show held at Ronald Feldman Gallery, November 24, 1973; a small booklet titled "Post Me Stamp Series" by Pittore Euforico consisting of ten staple bound artists' stamps; a printed envelope with the address for the "Society for the Investigation of Recurring Events" in New York; a two sided exhibition announcement card for "Ray Johnson's History of Betty Parsons Gallery," held at Betty Parson's Gallery, New York, January 9 - February 3, 1973, stamped on verso with text "MY FUNNY VERLAINETINE," and addressed in black pen to "Penny House" on Park Avenue; a photocopied accordion fold pamphlet featuring collages for The Library of Art Catalog; a small staple bound biography of Eadweard Muybridge; an accordion fold photocopied pamphlet titled "Philadelphia Skyline: 'Instant One-Act Opera'"; an accordion fold photocopied pamphlet titled "'A Moment to Be Seized' An Experience,"; a single sided page of three letter codes "By The Northwest Mounted Valise"; a photocopy of an article on Ray Johnson by Nina Ffrench-Frazier with underlining and notes presumably by Johnson including the line "The humor is, as always, deadpan" underlined in pink color pencil and the name Ruth Ford among a list of portraits Johnson aspired to make underlined with a note "Ruth posed in 1981"; a photocopied collaged page "Now at your bookstore,"; a photocopy of letter whose letters are obscured by overtyping signed in blue pen with a scribble and a photocopy of clip art type collages that reads "Be An Artistic Supporter, Send $5.00 - no questions asked." Very Good / Fine. Light tearing near edge of Pennysaver bags, contents are clean and unmarked.

Condition: Very Good. BRIAN EASDALE ARCHIVE: Film musician noted in Grove, one of the team around film directors Powell and Pressburger known as 'The Archers.' Comprising 27 hand-written letters from Easdale- 13 to Freda Nicklaus (his betrothed & later his wife;) 11 to his mother, Mrs.G.E. Easdale; 3 to Babs (2nd wife, Elizabeth?) Also includes 1 hw letter from Freda. CONTENT: Revealing insights to the character of a man often described as enigmatic:"quite reserved but charming" Moira Shearer (The Red Shoes 1948.) He appears rather controlling yet passionate, fastidious, immersed in work & his need for Freda ".stuck writing the Piano Concert so I turn to you." There is reference to "Genius" & a desire to escape the burden of expectation from family. Lyrical descriptions of place & landscape reveal his love of countryside, light & space. "Frida" on the other hand is described as a "townie." LETTERS TO FRIDA:13 x hw, 3 with stamped envelopes dated 1932; the rest undated. Full of passion & promise: a young man pouring out his feelings; the vitality, physicality, frustrations, excitement of life & love:"I need love very very much, You could never give me too much or too little." Intimations of a serious rift that would ultimately end their marriage:"I have not asked questions this long time, and I will not ask questions, and you need tell me nothing." Work & music: scholarship; Naomi Mitchison on writing a libretto "I am very pleased. I may have written an opera by next year;" the Nicholsons (V. Sackville West)"Just off to Sissinghurst Castle.;" 'Jack' (possibly Jack Cardiff.)Family: ".it is impossible to be a normal human being with relations. They watch you, and bother about you."Personal: Darling Fridie; "Then you were the free maiden, now you are the promised maiden.I kiss the inside of your thighs, Your Brian." "My Ever darling One.Tend and treasure the gold chain, the gold serpent, it is the gift of my life to my darling, it is the one thread of gold hope to us two." "Darling Grey Hare.It is a perfect March day. it is as clear and pristine as your face is when it looks up from my shoulder." LETTERS TO BABS:1943-45 3 x hw air-mail from WW2 postings in India & Ceylon to "Dear Babs.my love, Brian." Envelopes addressed however to Mrs. G.E. Easdale, Lyme Regis ('Babs' likely Elizabeth, B.E's 2nd wife.) Character insights B.E. "I have talked about myself a lot to Helen-I find it easier to do this with a woman than with a man." Subjects touch on depression, religion, friendships, & descriptions of finding peace on leave in the mountains "This is a place in the world which is absolutely pure.". Work: I.F.I studios, Calcutta "the fishing village picture."/ Henry Barnes "sang my Shakespeare sonnets. LETTERS TO MOTHER: 11 x hw(3 with envelopes.) Dated 1948-1963: Includes 4 letters from Lynton Cottage & Cambs., dated by mentions of his children, second wife "Elizabeth and me," "already composed music and the Marches for the Trouping of the Colour," & "the RS ballet." References to work, composition & methodology includes the gift of a tape recorder "which should help me greatly in my work and should generally be great fun;" "a wonderful room to work in.with Andre's Bechstein Grand.;" ".three episodes of Descent of the Sun. Pleased with these." Ram Gopal "will put up £200,00 for my Indian story provided we have an Indian star."Meeting Peter Piers "He greeted me like an old friend!" The tone of the letters is practical,supportive (Mrs. Easdale clearly helped financially,) & lyrical "At night the silence is extraordinary-but completely soundless" (Menton.) Joan Easdale's deteriorating marriage & return to the UK is discussed (1954,) & the marriage of Josephine in 1963, daughter of his first marriage, awkwardly described.LETTER FROM FRIDA: 1 x undated hw letter "My little darling.Your little sweetheart Fredie" A young woman's response, packed with the excitement and whirl of her life; more romantic than passionate; equally preoccupied by looks & clothes, outings with her father, & detailed timetable of her music studies. She seeks approval from Brian, and offers praise "I think 'The Origins' is marvellous; I really think it is a great work as great as The Lawrence songs." Approx.480 words. PHOTOGRAPHS:7 b/w photographs of family & friends in the countryside, with his sister Joan present. A late 1930s photograph with Emeric Pressburger & possibly Pressburger's wife, the actress Agi Donath. An attractive mounted photograph of a woman in 1920s dress on a hillside vinyard, possibly sister Joan Easdale or fiance Frida Nicklaus. ADDITIONAL: TELEGRAM:7 June '46 "Arrived Liverpool Expect Me Saturday." PROSE POEMS: Hand-written 'Words in a Letter' ".these little lovers words-" likely to have been written to Freda as they echo the passion & promise of their letters.165 words approx./ "The rocket is launched from Wonderland, the heavenly cascade of glowing balls and stars." Pp.3-6 (only) of a typed prose poem describing a family seaside trip. SHORT STORY: 'Trespassing;' typed MS, pp.9. A summer picnic described & a guest anticipated: Rachel Hayle ".found as she walked beside the young people that she was really walking in to-morrow and mingling the present with the future." /BRIAN EASDALE(1909Ð1995) was a British composer of operatic, orchestral, choral and film music, best known for his ballet film score The Red Shoes of 1948./2nd wife Elizabeth referred to in the letters as 'Babs,' 'Betty,' and 'Elizabeth.'/Mother: Gladys Ellen Adeney 1884 - 1977/Freda Rosalind Niklaus 1912-1976. M:1933 Children: Josephine C Easdale 1940 - 1992/Emeric Pressburger (1902Ð1988) Hungarian-British screenwriter, film director, & producer (Powell & Pressburger.) Very good.