Three Items Ephemera (14 results)
IPS Transnational LINK, [three issues], January 1975 Number 5 ("Private Authority and Public Authorities") -[plus]- No. 10/Oct. 1975 (Leonard Rodberg "Caught in the Fiscal Squeeze: Government as Corporate Servant") -[plus]- No. 13/Feb. 1976 (Marvin Holloway "The War for Angola") [three items in broken sequence - plus ephemera]
Conner, Bettina, editor. Marcus Raskin, et alia, contributing editors
Published by IPS Transnational LINK, Washington DC 1975
- First Edition
Seller: Bolerium Books Inc., San Francisco, U.S.A.Bolerium Books Inc.
Contact seller5-star sellerNewsletter. Newsletters respectively 4p. [4]p., 4p.; additional "ephemera" constituted by a 3-page Publications List, a singleton letterhead message from the editor, and a 4-page description of IPS' Ph.D Program. Good to very good copies, with a misfold to cover-leaf of No. 13 and creased corner-tip to the Pubs List.
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Seller: Crossroad Books, Eau Claire, U.S.A.Crossroad Books
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Add to basketEphemera. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. This is a lot of three items of ephemera (brochures) that were acquired at exhibits at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. Includes: 1) A folding brochure entitled 'Canada, From Sea to Sea / at the Century of Progress Exposition'; 2) A folding brochure, 'Florida in the court of the stat…es'; & 3) A brochure, 'The Italian Pavilion, A Century of Progress, 1933'. Some surface rubbing, and a bit of bumping at the edges. Else clean; 28B.
Published by Editions Vecto 1973-1975, UK 1973
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- First Edition
Seller: Marcus Campbell Art Books, London, United KingdomMarcus Campbell Art Books
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Add to basketCard covers, stapled spine. Condition: Very good in wraps. First Edition. 22 x 30cm very good card-covered catalogue, some wear to wrappers. Included in the package are three other items including 'Colin Lanceley, Relief Tondos and 'Wasteland' Drawings, Whitechapel Art Gallery 9 September -19 October, 1975.
Published by Double Crown Club.
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Seller: Adam Mills Rare Books, Cambridge, United KingdomAdam Mills Rare Books
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Add to basket3 Items in various styles, very good. Comrises 1. The Book Jacket : an invitation to Dinner 14 on 12 May [?1927?], amusingly produced in the form of a bookjacket c.15.5 x 10.5 cms decoratively printed in green and black and with wide turn-ins - 2. Printed Card [lightly foxed] cancelling the 21st Anniversary Dinner on 28 May 1945… - 3. Elegant manuscript tableplace namecard for Herbert Simon. **** To confirm availability before ordering, please click the link Ask Bookseller A Question.
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Seller: Crossroad Books, Eau Claire, U.S.A.Crossroad Books
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Add to basketEphemera. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. This is a lot of three items of ephemera (brochures) that were acquired at exhibits at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. Includes: 1) A trifold pamphlet entitled 'Boulder Dam and Power Plant'; 2) A folding pamphlet, 'Hydrographic Office, Navy Department', map & graph on inner surface;… & 3) A sinle-fold sheet, 'Bureau of the Census', along with an example census card. Some surface rubbing, and just a bit of bumping at the edges. A bit age-toned. Else clean; 28B.
MERRYMOUNT PRESS - BOSTON, MASS. - D. B. UPDIKE LETTERS AND BOOKLET - EPHEMERA LOT OF THREE ITEMS - RECOLLECTIONS OF.
Updike, D. B. (Daniel Berkeley Updike) - Merrymount Press - [John O. C. McCrillis]
Published by Merrymount Press, Boston, MA
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Seller: Ray Boas, Bookseller - Established 1980, Walpole, U.S.A.Ray Boas, Bookseller - Established 1980
Contact seller5-star sellerPB. Condition: very good, wraps (softcover). Offered as a lot are three items: 1- letter April 4, 1929, signed by Updike writing he would be pleased to design a bookplate 2- secretarial signed letter confirming printing of bookplate and sending proofs; and 3- RECOLLECTIONS OF DANIEL BERKELEY UPDIKE by John O. C. McCrillis - a ta…lk given at the Redwood Library in Newport, RI in 1991. Images available on our website - ask for the link.
Language: English
Published by Various 1925
- First Edition
Seller: Meridian Rare Books ABA PBFA, London, United KingdomMeridian Rare Books ABA PBFA
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Add to basketNo Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Dinner to The Right Hon. Lord Curzon of Kedleston . given by "The Pilgrims," at the Savoy Hotel, on Friday April 6th, 1906. Small 8vo. pp. 8; fine in original ribbon-tied printed card wrappers; Programme - Memoir. Marquis Curzon of Kedleston. Funeral Service Westminster Abbey, Wedne…sday March 25th, 1925. 8vo. pp. [4]; very good in self-wrappers; In Affectionate Remembrance of Marquis Curzon of Kedleston (The Great Statesman) Who died at his home in Carlton House Terrace Friday 20th March, 1925 aged 66 Year. [Printed S. Burgess, 8, York Place, Strand, London]. pp. [4], approx. 118 x 72mm., printed on card.
More imagesPublished by Birmingham and Midland Institute, Birmingham
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Add to basketNo Binding. Condition: Fine. A small collection of 1950s ephemera from the Birmingham and Midland Institute including three items from the 1957 Centenary Year celebration, fine condition.
[Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.] Three items of printed ephemera, relating to the 'Endowment Fund' to realise 'the intentions of the Founders' regarding 'the memorial theatre, library, reading room, art gallery, and lecture hall'.
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon; H. C. Lacey [Herbert Camden Lacey], organising secretary; Endowment Fund appeal, 1923
Published by Item One dated 1 November ; Items Two and Three undated but from around the same time. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon 1923
Seller: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, United KingdomRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Add to basketThe three items of ephemera are in good condition, lightly aged. ONE: Circular headed 'SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL THEATRE / STRATFORD-UPON-AVON / ENDOWMENT FUND.' Dated 1 November 1923, and with autograph signature (possibly by proxy) of 'H C Lacey' ('Organising Secretary | H. C. LACEY M.B.E.'). Shakespeare's coat of arms printed in r…ed ink at top right. Begins with the debatable assertion: 'Many men and women have given great gifts to our Nation - inventions, discoveries, territory, and creations of literature and art - but the greatest of all is the glorious inheritance bequeathed to humanity by William Shakespeare.' Continues in the same pretentious vein before describing the 'reproach that the Library, Sculpture and Art Gallery, Reading Room and Lecture Hall at Stratford-upon-Avon, is unable to complete its catalogue, maintain a librarian, or fully develop its educational facilities owing to lack of funds. / The entire Press of the English-speaking world, the leaders of Politics, Art, Drama, Literature, and Society, the Lord Mayor of London and the Mayors of the principal cities and towns warmly endorse the appeal of the Governors of the Memorial for funds to enable the intentions of the Founders to be fully realised. / To this end November 8th. is to be observed as National Shakespeare Day. Each district, city and town has been asked to raise its quota. There will be no street collections, prize schemes, or ballots, but just this appeal to those who value the "Common Heritage" to send a subscription, be it large or small, one shilling or hundreds of shillings, one pound or hundreds of pounds to the Shakespeare Memorial Endowment Fund.' Ends with reference to 'our greatest [sic] National Bard'. TWO: Printed advertisement for 'National Shakespeare Day Appeal / for Tribute to Shakespeare / TO ENDOW THE MEMORIAL THEATRE, LIBRARY, / READING ROOM, ART GALLERY, AND LECTURE ROOM / Erected in the Poet's Memory in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Town of his Birth.' Titled on front cover (with black and white illustration of rural scene) 'OUR "COMMON HERITAGE." / THE SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL THEATRE, / STRATFORD-UPON-AVON.' 4pp, landscape 16mo. Bifolium. Middle two pages describe 'The Appeal in Brief' in small print: 'The Hope', 'The Measure of Realisation', 'The Great Need'. At end: 'Will you pay tribute?' List of 'Patrons, Governors, Hon. Governors, and Life Members' on last page, with quotation from The Times, 23 April 1923. Enclosed is THREE: A 'Donation & Subscription Form' on one side of single 16mo leaf of browned paper. Headed 'NOVEMBER 8th. 1623. / Publication of the First Folio of / SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS. / His Glorious Gift to Humanity.' The entry in the Oxford DNB for its director Bridges-Adams reminds us that 'On 6 March 1926 the Memorial Theatre was burnt down, greatly to the relief of G. B. Shaw.'.
[Manchester Literary Club, founded 1862.] Three items of printed ephemera: menus for the 'Christmas Supper' in 1927 and 1929 (each with photograph of 'J. Windsor Burgess as Father Christmas'); invitation to 'Complimentary Supper' to Prof. F. E. Weiss
Manchester Literary Club, founded 1862 [J. Windsor Burgess; Prof. F. E. Weiss; J. H. Brocklehurst; A. C. Wilson; Grand Hotel, Manchester]
Published by Events held at the Grand Hotel Manchester. The 'christmas suppers' in and 1929; the 'complimentary supper' in 1928 1927
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Seller: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, United KingdomRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Add to basketThree scarce items, with no other copies traced. All three carry the Club's badge. The 1929 menu is in good condition; the other two items are in fair condition, lightly aged and worn. The two 'Christmas Supper' menus are uniform in layout. Each is printed on an 8vo piece of white card, with the same photograph of 'J. Windsor Bu…rgess as Father Christmas' on one side and the menu on the other. (The menus differ and are dated.) Each menu is wrapped in a grey-paper 8vo bifolium, printed on all four sides. The Menu for 19 December 1927 states on the cover: 'J. H. Brocklehurst, Esq. President, in the Chair'. In the menu of 16 December 1929 the President is A. C. Wilson. The other three pages of the wraps carry the order of the 'Music and Observances', printing the texts of songs including 'The Boar's Head Song' and Walter Emsley's 'Here's to his Health'. The third item is an invitation (1p, 8vo) on card to the 'Complimentary Supper to Prof. F. E. Weiss, D.Sc., F.R.S., F.L.S. (Professor of Botany at The University, Manchester.)', on 5 March 1928. The toast is given by Brocklehurst as President, J. Cuming Walters (from whose collection the material derives) and Councillor C. W. Godbert'.
Three items of printed ephemera relating to the Roman Catholic seminary St. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw, Durham: 'List of the Names and Numbers of the Professors and Students' and two concert programmes.
[St. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw, Durham, Roman Catholic seminary; J. Hughes Holloway, College Prof. of Music]
Published by St. Cuthbert's College Ushaw Durham. List dated -19 and printed at Shibden Industrial School Halifax 1918
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Seller: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, United KingdomRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Add to basketThe three items in good condition, lightly-aged. Item One: 'St. Cuthbert's College. Ushaw. List of the Names and Numbers of the Professors and Students. 1918-19.' Shibden Industrial School, Halifax. 10.5 x 6 cm stapled booklet, in red wraps with title on front and printer's slug at foot. Headed 'A.M.D.G.' and ending 'L.D.S.', th…e list runs from number 1 (blank) to '337 John Corboy'. Item Two: Printed programme for 'The Tailor Prince and the Jester, An Operetta', 'Composed by Mr. J. Hughes Holloway, (College Prof. of Music.)' 'Junior House - Shrovetide, 1918'. 4pp., foolscap 8vo. Bifolium. Printed in blue ink. Giving names of cast and orchestra, with libretto. Some light pencil notes at foot of first page. Item Three: Mimeographed programme, 'A.M.D.G. | DIVINES CONCERT. | Wed. November 7th.' Giving the name of the accompanist and choir, and listing the eighteen pieces in the concert. Last page gives text of the poem 'Crossing the Plain' ('Ho! For the lovely Western plain') in block capitals. St Cuthbert's was founded in 1808 and closed due to lack of vocations in 2011. From the papers of John Aidan Mulvany, who was educated there.
More imagesPublished by Forbes Magazine / James J. Dunn, Publisher 1979
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Seller: Yesterday's Muse, ABAA, ILAB, IOBA, Webster, U.S.A.Yesterday's Muse, ABAA, ILAB, IOBA
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Add to basketUnbound. Condition: Near Fine. Very faint wrinkle and slight toning to framed letter, images pristine. 1979 Unbound. 21 1/2 x 20. Matted and framed with three images of items from the Forbes Magazine Collection of Faberge, with presentation slips from the publisher presenting the recipient William J.P. Smith III of Data General…Corporation with a complimentary subscription to Forbes. This was purchased directly from Bill Smith, who worked as an advertising representative, and explained that he received this invitation as a result of his professional relationship with Forbes Magazine. Dated May 4, 1979, the full text of the letter reads: "Dear Bill: A selection of Faberge objects from the FORBES Magazine Collection is currently on loan to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The exhibition marks the first public showing in this country of Faberge's masterpieces, the Coronation Egg and the Lilies of the Valley Egg, which have just been added to the collection. To help us celebrate this exciting event, I am writing in the hope that you and Ann will be able to join Jim Dunn, Kip Forbes, Steve Nicoll, Arnold Prives and me for dinner and a private viewing of the exhibition on Wednesday, May 23rd. Cocktails and the viewing will begin at 6:00 P.M. Dinner will be served in the Asian Galleries at 7:30 P.M. Enter the museum at the Huntington Avenue entrance. Supervised parking will be available in the museum lot on Museum Road. Yours sincerely, Malcolm S. Forbes." The second letter reads: "Dear Bill: Thank you so much for that fascinating data, and we'll probably be making reference to it in FORBES. It was a pleasure to see you at the Faberge show in Boston - the only greater joy would be in seeing you put the advertising pages of FORBES to work on occasion for Data General! Cordially, Malcolm S. Forbes. Signed by author.
[The Refectory Club, Mayfair, London.] Three items of club ephemera: publicity booklet, application form and notice. With Typed Letter Signd from club secretary David Mallett, regarding theatre historian Maqueen-Pope's desire to become a member.
The Refectory Club, Mayfair, London; David Mallett, Secretary [Walter James Macqueen-Pope, theatre historian; Anna Zinkeisen (1901-1976), Scottish painter]
Published by Mallett's letter dated 4 October ; on letterhead of The Refectory Club 10 Tilney Street Park Lane W1 London. The other three items undated but slighty earlier in date 1955
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Seller: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, United KingdomRichard M. Ford Ltd
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Add to basketFrom the Macqueen-Pope papers. (See his entry in the Oxford DNB.) Interesting London ephemera: the plans for the Refectory Club were clearly ambitious, but there is little to be gleaned about it, and it is unclear whether it even opened. Zinkeisen and her sister Dora are the subject of a 2022 monograph by Philip Kelleway, Emma R…oodhouse and Nicola Evans. The four items in good condition, lightly aged, but with rust staining from a paperclip. Folded for postage. ONE: Typed Letter to MP, signed 'D Mallett' (but with 'For Secretary' typed beneath this). 1p, 4to. Begins 'We have been informed by Mr. Nathan that you would like to become a member of our Club. We shall, of course be honoured to accept you but regret that we must ask you to apply formally for membership on the enclosed application form. After you have completed this, we should be grateful if you would forward it to Mr. Nathan for proposal.' Information regarding fees follows. TWO: Illustrated Printed stapled publicity booklet. 7pp, 16mo. With three photographs of interiors (Dining Hall, Lounge and Common Room), together with reproduction of drawing of the Dining Hall on the cover. 'The mediaeval Dining Hall is architecturally unique with its finely vaulted ceiling, supported by columns and pilasters of the utmost delicacy. / Curved wall panels provide the perfect setting for exquisite murals by Miss Anna Zinkeisen. The distinguished artist has captured the atmosphere of the period and portrayed it ith touches of subtle humour and gaiety. [.] The Lounge, pannelled in oak, with rich period furnishings, is a pleasing combination of things old and new. The old has been made to serve again in an unusual, recessed, long bar. / The pine-pannelled Common Room, dominated by a fine old refectory table, is reserved for private dinner parties. [.]' The architect is named as H. Hubbard Ford, the 'Decor' is by Dickeson & French Ltd, and the murals are by 'Miss Anna Zinkeisen'. THREE: Notice, printed in red. 1p, 12mo. Headed 'The Refectory Club. / The Club will be open to Members on and after 3rd May, 1955.' Gives details of opening hours, bar hours and restaurant hours, and of membership fees. Typed in red at foot: 'This applies to the first 500 members. For those joining later the rate will be / FIVE GUINEAS PER ANNUM'. FOUR: Printed 'Application for Membership'. On one side of a slip of paper, 1p, landscape 12mo. Not filled in.
Published by The three reports: Oriel College Oxford with stamp of 'The Treasury' 1921 and 1922. The prospectus by Basil Blackwell Oxford 1921 1918
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Add to basketFour scarce pieces of ephemera: no other copies of them traced on either JISC or WorldCat. See Ross's entry in the Oxford DNB. The three reports give lists of college persons, with general and particular news. Items Two to Four in good condition, lightly aged and creased; Item One as described below. ONE: 'ORIEL COLLEGE, OXFORD…/ 1917-1918'. Signed in type by 'L. L. P.' [i.e. Langford Lovell Price, retiring treasurer] and dated 31 July 1918. 7pp, 12mo. On two bifoliums of thin war-economy paper, glued together. With stamps of The Treasury, Oriel College, Oxford, and 'With the Treasurer's Compliments'. Aged, creased and worn. Begins: 'The prolongation of the War during the past academical year (1917-1918) has postponed for a while the hope of a revival of the happier, more tranquil state of normal times.' Later: 'For the moment, however, the Provost, a single Tutor, a Treasurer and less than a handful of Fellows, fourteen Undergraduates, and a small remnants of servants dwell in, or use, some of the rooms in the Front and Back Quadrangles, while a Principal, Tutors, Bursar, and students of the other sex retain in their large numbers their temporary occupation of the new and older buildings of St. Mary's Quadrangle.' Later: 'Mrs. Grundy, the wife of Dr. G. B. Grundy, Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College, is, as a new experiment, undertaking the supervision of the internal housekeeping arrangements of the College.' Includes 'Military Honours', and information regarding the 'Loggan' drawing of the college by E. H. New. TWO: 'ORIEL COLLEGE, OXFORD, / 1921-1922.' 7pp, 12mo. On two bifoliums, stitched. More expansive list than in One, with briefer accompanying text. Begins: 'The College is still very full. There were 157 Undergraduates and Bachelors of Arts in residence in Michaelmas Term, 1921, 159 in Hilary Term, 1922, and 160 in Midsummer Term, 1922. Of these 85 to 90 lived in College. About 50 have gone down since Midsummer, but about 50 freshmen are expected to come into residence in 1922-23.' THREE: 'ORIEL COLLEGE, OXFORD, / 1922-1923.' 4pp, 12mo. Bifolium. Begins: 'The numbers were slightly lower than in the previous year.' Later: 'During the year various improvements in the College buildings have been carried out; several portions of St. Mary's Quadrangle have been restored, and new baths have been provided. Schemes for further improvements are under consideration.' FOUR: Handbill prospectus for 'The Provosts and Fellows of Oriel College Oxford' of Richards and Shadwell. Basil Blackwell, Oxford. Undated, but opening reference dates to 1921: 'ORIEL COLLEGE will reach its sexcentenary in five years time.' Four unpaginated pages, on bifolium of good-quality watermaked laid paper. Prospectus on second page; 'specimen page' on third page (running on to fourth), with entries for Reginald Pecock and John Henry Newman, and 'Subscription Form' at foot of fourth page. The book was published in 1922.
