Ray, Roger L (63 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Clean and bright inside and out. Upper right corner of the front cover is creased as is the upper left corner of the back cover. One 3" light scratch to the back cover. Very slight wear to edges of covers and spine. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "The Man Behind the Louisiana Toy Train Museum" (Southern gentleman Dom Schwab is a 'rare find') by Peter Frayer; "Next Stop, Noma Town" (A great addition to any postwar layout or collection) by Terence J. Dobson; "A Slice of History" (Lionel's 1949 showroom layout re-created) by Amos McCormick; "Of Boxcars and Boxes" (Odd and collectible combinations in Lionel's 6464 series) by Louis K. Greiff; "Bob James' Flyer Window Displays" (His layouts conveyed the excitement of electric trains) by Roger Carp; "Adventure with Al" (High adventure, a G scale railroad, and a barrel roll) by Jim Bunte; "The Mysterious Union Terminal Train" (Can we learn the identity of an unknown Lionel set?) by Robert S. Butler; "Toy Trains and Christmas Memories" (Dad's photo files bring back Christmas 1958) by John Huster; "10 Tune-Up Tips" (Get those attic-dwellers purring in time for the holdiays) by Ray L. Plummer; "Build a Christmas Scene" (Your toy trains and some holiday-themed accessories) by Gary J. Linden; "A Man for All Seasons" (Dan Fanizzo lived a life of variety at the old Lionel Corp.); plus "Editorial" (Layouts and their roots); "Product News" (What's new from G to S); "Feedback" (Your letters); "Events" (Listing of shows and meets); "Bookshelf" (New books and videos); "Product News" (New O gauge Dash 8-40CW from MTH); "Product Showcase" (Noteworthy new items); "Display Case" (Photos you've sent); "Q's & A's" (Answers to your questions); "Scrap Box" (Bits and pieces); "Dealer Directory/Ad Index" (People with trains to sell to you) and "Conversation Piece" (Prewar transitional caboose no. 2817).

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing of this collection of two novelets and five short stories. Featured are Steel Dogs by Ray Aldridge (novelet), Where Do We Go When We Sleep by Roger Robert Lovin (novelet), How Hamster Loved the Actroid with Garbo's Eyes by Chet Williamson (short story), Uneasy Street by Marc Laidlaw (short story), Somewhere Dreamers Wake by Wayne Wightman (short story), The Third Effect by Edward F Shaver (short story) and Privacy by David Brin (short story). Slight edgewear. Light age toning to cover and pages. In Near Fine Condition.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Mailing label on the front cover. Tiny tear at the top of the spine. Otherwise spotless and free of wear or damage. The magazine will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "15 Experts on the Future" (Bold forecasts for our hobby's future) by Roger Carp; "CTT's 'club' Santa Fe Layout" (Our founding editor's O gauge layout began as a staff project) by Dick Christianson and John A. Grams; "15 Hobby Trensetters" (The top 15 people and products that made today's hobby a success) by Neil Besougloff; "A Pioneer with Trains" (The low-down on CTT's top hi-railer) by Josef K. Lesser; "15 Best Trains & Layouts" (The most memorable trains, layouts, and people of the last 15 years) by Roger Carp; "Raising the Standard" (Chuck Brasher's classic Standard gauge layout gets better) by George Hall; "Layout Look-Back" (Three standouts from past issues); "15 Years Ago and Now" (Toy train locomotives have embraced technology in a big way since the 1980s) by Neil Besougloff; "Marx 'revoise' Tower" (The Marx radio control tower doesn't speak Brooklynese) by Lester Mathis; "Richard Kughn's Stewardship" (Lionel's savior is enjoying his newest hobby role) by Roger Carp; "4 by 8 Lionel Track Plan" (Here's a plan and wiring diagram for your first O gauge layout" by John Long; "Repair Lionel's Brakeman Car" (How to keep your rooftop brakeman ducking just in time) by Ray L. Plummer; "Motor Brushplate Repair" (How to use a brake shoe rivet to fix a worn prewar or postwar motor) by Mike Hilbert; "A Banjo on Your Layout" (How to wire a Lionel banjo signal three different ways) by Louis Koumoundouros; "Editor's Desk" (Looking ahead and back on our 15th birthday); "Correspondence" (Videotaped inventory, technology, Cincinnati layout); "News & Notes" (Richard Maddox hands over the throttle, meet the CTT staff); "Point of View" (Trains and layouts preserve the past); "Product News" (Lionel ten-wheeler steamer, Marx Thor military locomotive, windup Rail Zepplin, Artrain vat car, Weaver hoppers and boxcar); "Questions and Answers" (Power for accessories, whistle tender, cleaning track in bulk); "Talkin' Toy Trains" (The ABCs of hosting a layout open house); "Product Reviews" (Williams J and Daylight locomotives, Lionel Veranda Turbine, 3rd Rail 4-8-4 Niagara, Lionel Minuteman Switcher); "Events" (Upcoming shows and exhibits); "Ad Index" and "Collectible Classics" (General Mills discovered the collector market with the no. 8359 gold Chessie geep).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Completely clean and unmarked inside and out. Light crease to the lower right corner of the front cover and lower left corner of the back corner. Some pages have a mildly bent corner tip. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be bubble-wrapped and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "No. 224 Locomotive Family Tree: Lionel produced nearly 40 locomotives from one basic set of prewar dies" by John A. Grams; "Repairing a Postwar Operating Water Tower: This simple Lionel accessory is easy to keep in the swing of things" by Ray L. Plummer; "3 Small Layouts: Petite Perfection: Accessories are the stars of John Gulino's O gauge 4 by 8 layout" by Carl Swanson; "Small Room, Big Fun: Standard gauge trains can be at home in a small room" by Henry C. Lahneman Jr.; "Little Wonder: J.D. Caboor's small O gauge layout is big on scenery and action" by Carl Swanson; "The Price of Nostalgia: How do original Lionel postwar prices compare with today's reproductions?" by George Hoffer; "American Flyer at Its Finest: A noted S gauge collector shares his list of Gilbert's best" by Ted Hamler; "Lionel's Top 10: RailSounds: At no. 8 in our reader survey of Lionel's top developments is RailSound" by Bob Keller; "A Train Grew in Brooklyn: A postwar collection is a testament to a love affair with toy trains" by Arnie Travitsky; "Build a Fold-Up Layout and Shelf System: No space for a layout or display? Here's a practical solution" by Ted Pietrzak; "K-Line Factory with Flair: Follow a few simple steps to dress up a plastic structure kit" by Stephen M. Mayer; "Common but Rare American Flyer Set: "An uncatalogued postwar set was a prize in a small-town raffle" by Roger Carp; "Editor's Desk: Sometimes it's okay that they don't make toy trains like they used to"; "Correspondence: Lionel's no. 6110, battling Geeps, 1:48 vs. 1:43.5 part II"; "News and Notes: New at the National Model and Hobby Show, early Lionel trains sell for $45,000, Market Basket report"; "Point of View: A simple inventory can be a collector's best friend"; "Product News: MTH C&O steam turbine, Industrial Rail boxcars, Lionel Pennsy Atlantic, K-Line E and F units, Weaver streamlined Pacific"; "Questions and Answers: Flyer prewar set, Lionel no. 364 lumber loader, gluing traction tires, prewar engines on new switches"; "Product Reviews: Lionel Allegheny, MTH Premier AEM7, Pecos River Brass boxcar, MTH RailKing SD45, Lionel Postwar Series no. 282 crane"; "Events: Upcoming shows and exhibits"; "Ad Index"; and "Collectible Classics: Lionel no. 1101 Scout locomotive pulled the company out of an embarrassing situation.".

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. This copy is in immaculate, As-New condition. It will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. Important note: I have listed hundreds of model railroading items. I only charge .50 shipping for second and subsequent items in a single order within the United States. Combine items to save money. This issue includes: "Where Realism and Toy Trains are One: The beautiful O gauge hi-rail empire of James Wiggins" by Jim Bunte; "Collecting Modern-Era Lionel without Going Broke: Single-dome tank cars are the first of our 'cheap classics'" by Michael Connor; "American Flyer's Pony Express Set: The Union Pacific was directly behind this handsome S gauge set" by Carl Byron; "Toy Train Parade Celebrates 10 Years: Now's a great time to visit this beautiful public exhibit in Old Sacramento" by Dave Otth; "Banker, Buyer, Collector, Builder: Tom Sefton shows just how much you can do with Standard gauge trains" by George Hall; "Waukesha, Chesterfield & Lionel City: A big O gauge layout in three phases" by Robert M. Sherman; "Get Ready to Toss Some Crates: You'll have lots of fun with Lionel's merchandise car" by Ray L. Plummer; "The Story of American Model Toys Part 1: This Indiana firm beat Lionel in bringing out O gauge aluminum streamliners" by Roger Carp; "Did You Know Father Mulcahy Worked at Lionel?: Years before William Christopher starred in M*A*S*H, he answered the letters children wrote to Lionel" by Roger Carp; "Unload and Uncouple on Gargraves Track: Make remote-control track sections for prewar trains" by Peter H. Riddle; "Just What Isn't a Variation?: An imaginary plot to corner the market on Flyer cabooses" by Bob Kirzl; "Editorial: New leadership"; "Product News: What's new from G to S Lionel on display"; "Feedback: Your letters"; "Events: List of shows and meets"; "Product Reviews: Red Caboose GP9 LTI Train Master"; "Product Showcase: Noteworthy new items"; "Display Case: Photos you've sent"; "Scrap Box: Bits and pieces"; "Bookshelf: New books and videos"; "Q's & A's: Answers to Questions"; "Classified Ads: Things in every gauge to buy and sell"; "Dealer Directory: Folks we hope you'll support"; and "Conversation Piece: This unusual Lionel tank car may be legit".

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Very Good. Gently used with NO markings in text; binding is tight. Pasadena's finest independent new and used bookstore.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good-. David Mattingly; (illustrator). 1st Edition. Light edge and corner wear with faint creasing on the spine and some rubbing on the covers; no interior markings. Wraparound cover art by David Mattingly. This anthology contains: A Scientific History of Vampirism by Greg Cox; Pillar of Fire by Ray Bradbury; And Not Quite Human by Joe L. Hensley; The Man Who Loved the Vampire Lady by Brian Stableford; Born Again by S. N. Dyer; Kaeti's Nights by Keith Roberts; Pyotr's Story by Spider Robinson; Vanishing Breed by Leslie Roy Carter; Fleas by Dean Ing; Leechcraft by Susan Petrey; Shambleau by C. L. Moore; The Stainless Steel Leech by Roger Zelazny; and An Anthropological Approach to Vampirism by T. K. F. Weisskopf. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. David Mattingly; (illustrator). First Soft Cover Edition. (xii) 274 pp. Light edge and corner wear with some minor creasing on the spine and a few small marks on the front cover; no interior markings. Cover art by David Mattingly. This anthology contains: Born Again by Sharon N. Farber writing as S. N. Dyer; Shambleau by C. L. Moore; The Stainless Steel Leech by Roger Zelazny; Pillar of Fire by Ray Bradbury; And Not Quite Human by Joe L. Hensley; The Man Who Loved the Vampire Lady by Brian Stableford; Kaeti's Nights by Keith Roberts; Pyotr's Story by Spider Robinson; Vanishing Breed by Leslie Roy Carter; Fleas by Dean Ing; and Leechcraft by Susan Petrey. Book.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good ++. Shelf 1045 Clean and tight; some wear to surface, edges and corners of covers including some area of smudging; Not a book club copy. No previous owner name, no marks, no underlining, not ex library, not price clipped, not a remainder.

No Binding. Condition: Fine. Spotless with virtually no signs of wear or damage inside or out. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "A Visit to Colberville" (The Colber Corp. wasn't afraid to challenge Lionel in the toy train market) by Roger Carp; "Pennsylvania in Miniature" (The Carnegie Science Center's Miniature Railroad and Village is a Pittsburgh seasonal delight) by Jim Bunte; "A Pair of Rare Lionel No. 6024 Boxcars" (A look at two unusual variations of these common cars) by Paul V. Ambrose; "'Six-Inch Tin': 2" (Louis Marx & Co. completes the prewar period with enhanced lithography and new designs) by Maurice H. Demers; "The Virtue of Patience" (Chris Gans believes in it) by Jim Bunte; "Some Background Information" (Vintage cardboard backdrops) by James R. Flynn; "A Sunoco Made for Play" (Lionel's prewar semiscale tank car) by Gary Magner; "Tune Up Your Diesel-Style Coal Loader" (Old No. 397 rocks and rolls and throws some coal) by Ray L. Plummer; "Under the Wire" (Building a catenary system) by Bob Lavezzi; "The Tale of a Wonderful Toy" (An Ives set that fulfilled its only purpose--three times) by Peter H. Riddle plus "Editorial" (Making a commitment); "Product News"; "Feedback" (Your letters); "Events"; "Bookshelf" (New books and videos); "Product Reviews" (K-Line's Hershey set and LTI's new accessory); "Product Showcase" (Noteworthy new items); "Classic Train Sets" (American Flyer's President's Special); "Scrap Book"; "Q's & A's" (Answers to your questions); "Classified Ads"; "Dealer Directory"; and "Conversation Piece" (Lionel Madison cars like you've never seen).

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. The magazine is completely clean inside and out. Pages are undamaged. The upper left corner of the back cover is creased. There is one tiny tear in the lower right corner of the front cover and one tiny tear in the bottom of the spine. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "For Sale: One O Tinplate Layout" (Ron discovered Lionel railroading in a slightly different way--he bought his home with a layout already installed" by Ronald Zweig; "A Willingness to Share" (In many ways, Chris Rohlfing is a typical train collector) by Dick Christianson; "Build a Lake from the Bottom Up" (Plexiglas serves nicely in the absence of real water) by Josef K. Lesser; "Live from New York--It's Lionel!" (Or, how to shave a few months off your life using Lionel trains and the tension of 1950s television) by Arthur Zirul; "Six Inch Tin" (A detailed look at the tin-lithographed rolling stock produced before World War II by Louis Marx & Co.) by Maurice H. Demers; "Inside USA Trains" (Charles Ro goes big time with G Scale) by Stanley W. Trzoniec; "Solving the San Francisco Mystery" (Why did Lionel remove that city's name from its boxes?) by Roger Carp; "Snap Those 'Starter Set' Switches" (Constant fixed voltage for O-27 switches) by Ray L. Plummer; "The Power of Gilbert" (Surveying American Flyer transformers built between 1946 and 1966) by George A. Foose; "Editorial" (Promoting the hobby through modular railroading); "Product News" (Toy Fair report); "Feedback"; "Events"; "Product Reviews"; "Classic Train Sets" (Ives' Prosperity Special); "Tinplate Protype"; "Q's & A's" (Answers to your questions); "Bookshelf" (New books); "Scrap Box" (Treasure in a barn); "Classified Ads"; "Dealer Directory"; and "Conversation Piece" (One rare Plasticville hangar).

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SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Very Good-. Vol. IV, No. 6. Pulp magazine. Edited by Paul L. Payne. Cover art by Anderson for "Flame-Jewel of the Ancients" (novel) by Edwin L. Graber. Includes "The Rocketeers Have Shaggy Ears" (novel) by Keith Bennett; "Forever and the Earth" by Ray Bradbury; "The First Man on the Moon" by Alfred Coppel; "Madman of Mars" by Erik Fennel; "Who Goes There?" by Charles L. Davis; "Ultimatum" by Roger Dee. Feature: "The Vizigraph". Illustrated by McWilliams, Mayan, Vestal, Melkan, and others. Letters from W. Paul Ganley & Dave Hammond. Lower rear hinge tear has been glued down; glue-mends to front hinge ends; tanning; less than usual wear and tear at edges; minor soiling; small marks on cover in pencil; mionor soiling.

243 pp.; 31 x 23.8 cm.; sewn bound; black-and-white & color; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed Critical theory book about photography & surrealism written by Rosalind Krauss and Jane Livingston, with an essay by Dawn Ades. Artists include Hans Bellmer, Jacques-André Boiffard, Brassaï, Andre Breton, Claude Cahun, Salvador Dali, Marcel Duchamp, Nusch Eluard, Max Ernst, Georges Hugnet, André Kertész, Dora Maar, René Magritte, Léo Malet, Marcel Mariën, E.L.T. Mesens, Lee Miller, Paul Nougé, Roger Parry, Roland Penrose, Man Ray, Frederick Sommer, Maurice Tabard and Raoul Ubac. Includes an index and artist biographies and bibliographies compiled by Winifred Schiffman. Very Good / Fine. Light rubbing and shelf wear to dust-jacket, otherwise Fine. Due to large size and weight additional shipping charges may be required for international orders.

Soft cover. Condition: Good to Very Good. Painted Front Cover: Dom Lupo;Back Cover: Vargas;Interior Artists: Bud Parke; Fred Ludekens; Fred Wolff; Bob Riger; Ray Johnson; George Giguere; Fred Ludekens; John Pike; (illustrator). CAVALIER Men Adventure Magazine Volume 1, #8 (October /1953; Fawcett Publications;) Painted Front Cover: Dom Lupo; Back Cover: Vargas; 84 pages including covers; Writers: Alvin Davis; Fred Seals Jr; Walt Morey; John J. Trish; Aleko Lilius; Robert E. Pinkerton; Martin Caidin; Roger Huntington; Eric Northrup; Martin L. Gross; Edward Radin; Fred Harris; George Laycock; Kurt Severin; Erskine Caldwell; Elliot Asinoff; Lew North; Interior Artists: Bud Parke; Fred Ludekens; Fred Wolff; Bob Riger; Ray Johnson; George Giguere; Fred Ludekens; John Pike; *** Book Order # ADV251-2; Condition= Minor wear to bottom of spine. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Book.

hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Hardcover, with dust jacket. Very good condition. Binding is strong and secure. No bumps or wear to covers. Dust jacket has a touch of wrinkling near the head of the spine, but is otherwise free of wear or creasing. Pages clean and bright. Free of marks or writing. Overall very good condition. Dated 2012 on copyright page. No date on title page. 330 pages. We are a real brick and mortar bookstore and ship books every day. This listing was written by an actual person with the book in front of them for inspection. Please email with questions or to see any photos.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. First edition, American issue (published with a different title than British edition). Octavo. 376pp. Green cloth stamped in gold. Slightly rubbed at tips of spine and corners, else a fine copy, with the text fresh and clean. Playwright Austin Strong's copy, with his ownership signature on front flyleaf. Contains "The Past and the Great State" by H. G. Wells, "The Artist and the Great State" by Roger Fry, "The Growth of the Great State" by Herbert Trench, etc. A beautiful copy.

Hardcover. Dust Jacket Condition: very good. Presumed first edition/first printing. VOLUME IV ONLY. xxxi, [1], 684 pages. 25 cm. Illustrations. Biographies of Volume IV Contributors. Glossary. Biographical Appendix. Index. Essays on Access to Space, Developing the Space Shuttle, Commercializing Space Transportation, and Exploring Future Space transportation Possibilities. Slight wear and soiling to DJ. This is part of the NASA History Series. John M. Logsdon is Charles A. Lindbergh Chair in Aerospace History at the National Air and Space Museum; From 1987 to mid-2008, Logsdon was Director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs, where he is also Professor Emeritus of Political Science and International Affairs. Dr. Logsdon's research interests focus on the policy and historical aspects of U.S. and international space activities. Dr. Logsdon is the author of The Decision to Go to the Moon: Project Apollo and the National Interest and is general editor of the eight-volume series Exploring the Unknown: Selected Documents in the History of the U.S. Civil Space Program. He has written numerous articles and reports on space policy and history. He is frequently consulted by the electronic and print media for his views on space issues. This volume is the fourth in a series that had its origins in the 1990s. The individuals involved in initiating the series and producing the first two volumes have been acknowledged. An exception must be made for NASA Chief Historian Roger D. Launius, who has become not only a strong supporter of this series but also an essential collaborator in its implementation. One of the most important developments of the twentieth century has been the movement of humanity into space with machines and people. The underpinnings of that movementâ"why it took the shape it did; which individuals and organizations were involved; what factors drove a particular choice of scientific objectives and technologies to be used; and the political, economic, managerial, and international contexts in which the events of the space age unfoldedâ"are all important ingredients of this epoch transition from an Earthbound to a spacefaring people. This desire to understand the development of spaceflight in the United States sparked this documentary history series. The documents selected for inclusion in this volume are presented in four major chapters, each covering a particular aspect of access to space and the manner in which it has developed over time. These chapters focus on the evolution toward the giant Saturn V rocket, the development of the Space Shuttle, space transportation commercialization, and future space transportation possibilities. Each chapter in this volume is introduced by an overview essay, prepared by individuals who are particularly well qualified to write on the topic. In the main, these essays are intended to introduce and complement the documents in the chapter and to place them, for the most part, in a chronological and substantive context. Each essay contains references to the documents in the chapter it introduces, and many also contain references to documents in other chapters of the collection. The contents of this volume emphasize primary documents or long-out-of-print essays or articles and material from the private recollections of important actors in shaping space affairs. Key legislation and policy statements are also included. The contents of this volume thus do not comprise in themselves a comprehensive historical account; they must be supplemented by other sources, those both already available and to become available in the future. Indeed, a few of the documents included in this collection are not complete; some portions of them were still subject to security classification as the volume went to print. Good [Some front board weakness noted].

First Edition. Signed by the author Ray Bradbury and 29 other attendees of the 40th anniversary of Comic-Con International, the largest comic book and popular arts convention in the world. With the signatures of Mike Pasqua, Phil Yeh (with a drawing by him of a cat, a small heart, and Ô09), Janet Tait, Barry Short, Lance Geeck, Mark Stadler, Jim Valentino (with a caricature self portrait), David Scroggy (with a caricature self portrait), Dave Clark, Roger Freedman, Barry Alfonso, Jackie Estrada, Vicky Kelso-Goulart, Wendy All, Scott Shaw (with a caricature self portrait), Greg Bear, William R. Lund, Mike Towry, Richard Butner, Clayton A. Moore (twice and with a printed flyer laid-in signed by him in silver), Max Allan Collins, John ÔChrisÕ Christensen, Bill Mumy, Steve Leialoha, Beth Holley, Chris Sturhann, Mary Sturhann, Richard Alf, and Clydene Nee (ÓDene CycloneÓ). Oversize art book, 207 pages. Very minor bump to the boards at top of the spine, else mint in a mint bright dust jacket. Illustrated throughout with drawings, photographs, programs, comic book covers and drawings, movie posters and promotional materials, memorabilia, behind the scenes photos, and more. Comic-Con began in 1970 in San Diego and continues as a very special place for artists, fans, writers, celebrities, and other professionals to gather in celebration of all things wonderful in the world of comics, science fiction and fantasy, film, videos, anime, and fun. From Ray BradburyÕs foreword: ÒWhen I was in my late forties, I was asked to come down to San Diego to attend the first Comic-Con at the El Cortez Hotel. I was part of a group of about three hundred people, if you can believe that. The fascinating thing about this was that these people all loved illustration. We were all very happy being there and enjoying one anotherÕs company.Ó Accompanying Bradbury (who is featured extensively throughout the book) at that first gathering were such luminaries as A.E. van Vogt, Jack Kirby, and Forrest J Ackerman.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. Petit in-quarto relié, demi-chagrin grenat d'époque 507 pp, nombreuses figures in-texte et 66 planches hors-texte - Achondroplasie (1 pl.), de DIDE et LEBORGNE - Aveugle guéri d'après une tápisserie flamande, du XVIe siècle (1 pl.), par A. MARIE - Sur l'aspect extérieur des dendrites des cellules nerveuses des tubercules quadrijumeaux antérieurs et postérieurs chez les vertébrés supérieurs (6 fig.) par CZARNIECKI - Concrétions calcaires dans le cerveau, (1 pl.), par CATOLA - Contribution à l'étude anatomique des cordons postérieurs (Un cas de lésion de la queue de cheval et un cas de tabesincipiens (3 planches, 16 fig.) par NAGEOTTE - Cyphose d'origine articulaire ou musculaire (2 pl.), par BRISSAUD et GRENET - Déformations rachidiennes : 1° Sciatique avec cyphose et scoliose homologue ; guérison et redressement complet. 2° Trois cas de spondylose rhumatismale ankylosante (4 planches) par FORESTIER - Déformation singulière et symétrique des avant-bras et des mains ; résection orthopédique ; guérison (3 pl.), par A. CANGE - Des stigmates physiques, physiologiques et psychiques de la dégénérescence chez l'animal, en particulier chez le cheval, étude clinique par CHOMEL et RUDLER - Démence précoce catatonique avec pseudo-oedème compliqué de purpura (2 pl.), par L. TREPSAT - Dentiste, tableau d'ANDRÉA CÉFALY (1 pl.), par LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ergothérapie et psychothérapie, par MARCO LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ganglion rachidien chez les tabétiques. (les altérations du) (2 pl., 4 dessins), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Gigantisme (type infantile du) (2 pl.), par E. BRISSAUD et HENRY MEIGE - Gilles de la Tourette - Hématomyélie traumatique (9 fig.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Hémioedèmes chez les hémiplégiques (2 pl.), par LOEPER et CROUZON - Hérédo-ataxie cérébelleuse (sur l'anatomie pathologique d'une forme) (8 dessins), par A. RYDEL - Hydropiques dans l'Art (1 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Lecture de la parole et de l'écriture chez les paralytiques généraux (des troubles de la) (10 fig.), par A. JOFFROY - Maladie de Friedreich avec autopsie (1 pl.), par PIC et BONNAMOUR - Maladie de Parkinson (4 pl.), par F. RAY-MOND - Myopathie avec rétractions ; examen anatomique (1 pl., 1 fig.), par CESTAN et LEJONNE - Myotonie avec atrophie musculaire (2 pl.), par LANNOIS - Myxoedème fruste, croissance tardive, diabète (1 pl.), par E. APERT - Nerf optique dans l'amaurose labétique, (3 pl., 3 photogr.), par A. LÉRI - Neuro-fibromatose généralisée (2 pl.), par F. RUDLER - Paralysie myasthénique (1 photogr.), par J. DE LÉON - Paralysie des nerfs craniens d'un côté et de formations osseuses multiples probablement d'origine hérédo-syphilitique tardive (1 photogr., 2 pl.) par ROSE - Pied chez les paralytiques généraux (notes sur l'aplatissement du) (2 fig.), par CH. FÉRÉ - Poliomyélite antérieure aiguë de l'adulte avec lésions médullaires en foyers (4 pl.) par A. LÉRI et S. A. K. WILSON - Possédés et malades dans l'art byzantin (1 pl.), par J. HEITZ - Procession dansante d'Echternach (3 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Etude graphique des réflexes plantaires à l'état normal et dans quelques affections spasmodiques du système pyramidal (9 fig.) par ABADIE et H. VERGER - Rétine dans l'amaurose tabétique (1 pl.), par A. LÉRI - Scléroses combinées tabétiques (Anatomie pathologique) (2 pl., 11 fig.), par CROU-ZON - Spasme bilatéral des muscles du cou et de la face (2 phot.), par GAUSSEL - Syphilis dans l'art (1 pl.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Syringomyélie (Histologie pathologique et pathogénie de la) (4 pl., 12 fig.), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Tableaux de l'exposition des primitifs français (2 pl.), par J. GÉNÉVRIER - Travaux manuels des aliénés (Une tentative d'analyse psychologique des) (5 fig.), par N. TOPORKOFF - Trophoedème (1 pl.), par PAUL SAINTON et ROGER VOISIN - Tumeur cérébrale à forme psycho-paralytique (7 fig.), par ED. CORNU - Ulcérations trophiques chez deux déments catatoniques (1 pl.), par TREPSAT - Vaso-moteurs chez une hystérique (Troubles (3 fig.), par GÉNÉVRIER.

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Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. Petit in-quarto relié, demi-toile havane moderne 507 pp, nombreuses figures in-texte et 66 planches hors-texte - Achondroplasie (1 pl.), de DIDE et LEBORGNE - Aveugle guéri d'après une tápisserie flamande, du XVIe siècle (1 pl.), par A. MARIE - Sur l'aspect extérieur des dendrites des cellules nerveuses des tubercules quadrijumeaux antérieurs et postérieurs chez les vertébrés supérieurs (6 fig.) par CZARNIECKI - Concrétions calcaires dans le cerveau, (1 pl.), par CATOLA - Contribution à l'étude anatomique des cordons postérieurs (Un cas de lésion de la queue de cheval et un cas de tabesincipiens (3 planches, 16 fig.) par NAGEOTTE - Cyphose d'origine articulaire ou musculaire (2 pl.), par BRISSAUD et GRENET - Déformations rachidiennes : 1° Sciatique avec cyphose et scoliose homologue ; guérison et redressement complet. 2° Trois cas de spondylose rhumatismale ankylosante (4 planches) par FORESTIER - Déformation singulière et symétrique des avant-bras et des mains ; résection orthopédique ; guérison (3 pl.), par A. CANGE - Des stigmates physiques, physiologiques et psychiques de la dégénérescence chez l'animal, en particulier chez le cheval, étude clinique par CHOMEL et RUDLER - Démence précoce catatonique avec pseudo-oedème compliqué de purpura (2 pl.), par L. TREPSAT - Dentiste, tableau d'ANDRÉA CÉFALY (1 pl.), par LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ergothérapie et psychothérapie, par MARCO LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ganglion rachidien chez les tabétiques. (les altérations du) (2 pl., 4 dessins), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Gigantisme (type infantile du) (2 pl.), par E. BRISSAUD et HENRY MEIGE - Gilles de la Tourette - Hématomyélie traumatique (9 fig.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Hémioedèmes chez les hémiplégiques (2 pl.), par LOEPER et CROUZON - Hérédo-ataxie cérébelleuse (sur l'anatomie pathologique d'une forme) (8 dessins), par A. RYDEL - Hydropiques dans l'Art (1 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Lecture de la parole et de l'écriture chez les paralytiques généraux (des troubles de la) (10 fig.), par A. JOFFROY - Maladie de Friedreich avec autopsie (1 pl.), par PIC et BONNAMOUR - Maladie de Parkinson (4 pl.), par F. RAY-MOND - Myopathie avec rétractions ; examen anatomique (1 pl., 1 fig.), par CESTAN et LEJONNE - Myotonie avec atrophie musculaire (2 pl.), par LANNOIS - Myxoedème fruste, croissance tardive, diabète (1 pl.), par E. APERT - Nerf optique dans l'amaurose labétique, (3 pl., 3 photogr.), par A. LÉRI - Neuro-fibromatose généralisée (2 pl.), par F. RUDLER - Paralysie myasthénique (1 photogr.), par J. DE LÉON - Paralysie des nerfs craniens d'un côté et de formations osseuses multiples probablement d'origine hérédo-syphilitique tardive (1 photogr., 2 pl.) par ROSE - Pied chez les paralytiques généraux (notes sur l'aplatissement du) (2 fig.), par CH. FÉRÉ - Poliomyélite antérieure aiguë de l'adulte avec lésions médullaires en foyers (4 pl.) par A. LÉRI et S. A. K. WILSON - Possédés et malades dans l'art byzantin (1 pl.), par J. HEITZ - Procession dansante d'Echternach (3 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Etude graphique des réflexes plantaires à l'état normal et dans quelques affections spasmodiques du système pyramidal (9 fig.) par ABADIE et H. VERGER - Rétine dans l'amaurose tabétique (1 pl.), par A. LÉRI - Scléroses combinées tabétiques (Anatomie pathologique) (2 pl., 11 fig.), par CROU-ZON - Spasme bilatéral des muscles du cou et de la face (2 phot.), par GAUSSEL - Syphilis dans l'art (1 pl.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Syringomyélie (Histologie pathologique et pathogénie de la) (4 pl., 12 fig.), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Tableaux de l'exposition des primitifs français (2 pl.), par J. GÉNÉVRIER - Travaux manuels des aliénés (Une tentative d'analyse psychologique des) (5 fig.), par N. TOPORKOFF - Trophoedème (1 pl.), par PAUL SAINTON et ROGER VOISIN - Tumeur cérébrale à forme psycho-paralytique (7 fig.), par ED. CORNU - Ulcérations trophiques chez deux déments catatoniques (1 pl.), par TREPSAT - Vaso-moteurs chez une hystérique (Troubles (3 fig.), par GÉNÉVRIER.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. Petit in-quarto relié, pleine toile havane 507 pp, nombreuses figures in-texte et 66 planches hors-texte - Achondroplasie (1 pl.), de DIDE et LEBORGNE - Aveugle guéri d'après une tápisserie flamande, du XVIe siècle (1 pl.), par A. MARIE - Sur l'aspect extérieur des dendrites des cellules nerveuses des tubercules quadrijumeaux antérieurs et postérieurs chez les vertébrés supérieurs (6 fig.) par CZARNIECKI - Concrétions calcaires dans le cerveau, (1 pl.), par CATOLA - Contribution à l'étude anatomique des cordons postérieurs (Un cas de lésion de la queue de cheval et un cas de tabesincipiens (3 planches, 16 fig.) par NAGEOTTE - Cyphose d'origine articulaire ou musculaire (2 pl.), par BRISSAUD et GRENET - Déformations rachidiennes : 1° Sciatique avec cyphose et scoliose homologue ; guérison et redressement complet. 2° Trois cas de spondylose rhumatismale ankylosante (4 planches) par FORESTIER - Déformation singulière et symétrique des avant-bras et des mains ; résection orthopédique ; guérison (3 pl.), par A. CANGE - Des stigmates physiques, physiologiques et psychiques de la dégénérescence chez l'animal, en particulier chez le cheval, étude clinique par CHOMEL et RUDLER - Démence précoce catatonique avec pseudo-oedème compliqué de purpura (2 pl.), par L. TREPSAT - Dentiste, tableau d'ANDRÉA CÉFALY (1 pl.), par LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ergothérapie et psychothérapie, par MARCO LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ganglion rachidien chez les tabétiques. (les altérations du) (2 pl., 4 dessins), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Gigantisme (type infantile du) (2 pl.), par E. BRISSAUD et HENRY MEIGE - Gilles de la Tourette - Hématomyélie traumatique (9 fig.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Hémioedèmes chez les hémiplégiques (2 pl.), par LOEPER et CROUZON - Hérédo-ataxie cérébelleuse (sur l'anatomie pathologique d'une forme) (8 dessins), par A. RYDEL - Hydropiques dans l'Art (1 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Lecture de la parole et de l'écriture chez les paralytiques généraux (des troubles de la) (10 fig.), par A. JOFFROY - Maladie de Friedreich avec autopsie (1 pl.), par PIC et BONNAMOUR - Maladie de Parkinson (4 pl.), par F. RAY-MOND - Myopathie avec rétractions ; examen anatomique (1 pl., 1 fig.), par CESTAN et LEJONNE - Myotonie avec atrophie musculaire (2 pl.), par LANNOIS - Myxoedème fruste, croissance tardive, diabète (1 pl.), par E. APERT - Nerf optique dans l'amaurose labétique, (3 pl., 3 photogr.), par A. LÉRI - Neuro-fibromatose généralisée (2 pl.), par F. RUDLER - Paralysie myasthénique (1 photogr.), par J. DE LÉON - Paralysie des nerfs craniens d'un côté et de formations osseuses multiples probablement d'origine hérédo-syphilitique tardive (1 photogr., 2 pl.) par ROSE - Pied chez les paralytiques généraux (notes sur l'aplatissement du) (2 fig.), par CH. FÉRÉ - Poliomyélite antérieure aiguë de l'adulte avec lésions médullaires en foyers (4 pl.) par A. LÉRI et S. A. K. WILSON - Possédés et malades dans l'art byzantin (1 pl.), par J. HEITZ - Procession dansante d'Echternach (3 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Etude graphique des réflexes plantaires à l'état normal et dans quelques affections spasmodiques du système pyramidal (9 fig.) par ABADIE et H. VERGER - Rétine dans l'amaurose tabétique (1 pl.), par A. LÉRI - Scléroses combinées tabétiques (Anatomie pathologique) (2 pl., 11 fig.), par CROU-ZON - Spasme bilatéral des muscles du cou et de la face (2 phot.), par GAUSSEL - Syphilis dans l'art (1 pl.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Syringomyélie (Histologie pathologique et pathogénie de la) (4 pl., 12 fig.), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Tableaux de l'exposition des primitifs français (2 pl.), par J. GÉNÉVRIER - Travaux manuels des aliénés (Une tentative d'analyse psychologique des) (5 fig.), par N. TOPORKOFF - Trophoedème (1 pl.), par PAUL SAINTON et ROGER VOISIN - Tumeur cérébrale à forme psycho-paralytique (7 fig.), par ED. CORNU - Ulcérations trophiques chez deux déments catatoniques (1 pl.), par TREPSAT - Vaso-moteurs chez une hystérique (Troubles (3 fig.), par GÉNÉVRIER.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. Petit in-quarto relié, demi-chagrin vert dos insolé sinon très bel état - 507 pp, et 66 planches hors-texte - Achondroplasie (1 pl.), de DIDE et LEBORGNE - Aveugle guéri d'après une tápisserie flamande, du XVIe siècle (1 pl.), par A. MARIE - Sur l'aspect extérieur des dendrites des cellules nerveuses des tubercules quadrijumeaux antérieurs et postérieurs chez les vertébrés supérieurs (6 fig.) par CZARNIECKI - Concrétions calcaires dans le cerveau, (1 pl.), par CATOLA - Contribution à l'étude anatomique des cordons postérieurs (Un cas de lésion de la queue de cheval et un cas de tabesincipiens (3 planches, 16 fig.) par NAGEOTTE - Cyphose d'origine articulaire ou musculaire (2 pl.), par BRISSAUD et GRENET - Déformations rachidiennes : 1° Sciatique avec cyphose et scoliose homologue ; guérison et redressement complet. 2° Trois cas de spondylose rhumatismale ankylosante (4 planches) par FORESTIER - Déformation singulière et symétrique des avant-bras et des mains ; résection orthopédique ; guérison (3 pl.), par A. CANGE - Des stigmates physiques, physiologiques et psychiques de la dégénérescence chez l'animal, en particulier chez le cheval, étude clinique par CHOMEL et RUDLER - Démence précoce catatonique avec pseudo-oedème compliqué de purpura (2 pl.), par L. TREPSAT - Dentiste, tableau d'ANDRÉA CÉFALY (1 pl.), par LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ergothérapie et psychothérapie, par MARCO LÉVI-BLANCHINI - Ganglion rachidien chez les tabétiques. (les altérations du) (2 pl., 4 dessins), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Gigantisme (type infantile du) (2 pl.), par E. BRISSAUD et HENRY MEIGE - Gilles de la Tourette - Hématomyélie traumatique (9 fig.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Hémioedèmes chez les hémiplégiques (2 pl.), par LOEPER et CROUZON - Hérédo-ataxie cérébelleuse (sur l'anatomie pathologique d'une forme) (8 dessins), par A. RYDEL - Hydropiques dans l'Art (1 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Lecture de la parole et de l'écriture chez les paralytiques généraux (des troubles de la) (10 fig.), par A. JOFFROY - Maladie de Friedreich avec autopsie (1 pl.), par PIC et BONNAMOUR - Maladie de Parkinson (4 pl.), par F. RAY-MOND - Myopathie avec rétractions ; examen anatomique (1 pl., 1 fig.), par CESTAN et LEJONNE - Myotonie avec atrophie musculaire (2 pl.), par LANNOIS - Myxoedème fruste, croissance tardive, diabète (1 pl.), par E. APERT - Nerf optique dans l'amaurose labétique, (3 pl., 3 photogr.), par A. LÉRI - Neuro-fibromatose généralisée (2 pl.), par F. RUDLER - Paralysie myasthénique (1 photogr.), par J. DE LÉON - Paralysie des nerfs craniens d'un côté et de formations osseuses multiples probablement d'origine hérédo-syphilitique tardive (1 photogr., 2 pl.) par ROSE - Pied chez les paralytiques généraux (notes sur l'aplatissement du) (2 fig.), par CH. FÉRÉ - Poliomyélite antérieure aiguë de l'adulte avec lésions médullaires en foyers (4 pl.) par A. LÉRI et S. A. K. WILSON - Possédés et malades dans l'art byzantin (1 pl.), par J. HEITZ - Procession dansante d'Echternach (3 pl.), par HENRY MEIGE - Etude graphique des réflexes plantaires à l'état normal et dans quelques affections spasmodiques du système pyramidal (9 fig.) par ABADIE et H. VERGER - Rétine dans l'amaurose tabétique (1 pl.), par A. LÉRI - Scléroses combinées tabétiques (Anatomie pathologique) (2 pl., 11 fig.), par CROU-ZON - Spasme bilatéral des muscles du cou et de la face (2 phot.), par GAUSSEL - Syphilis dans l'art (1 pl.), par LAIGNEL-LAVASTINE - Syringomyélie (Histologie pathologique et pathogénie de la) (4 pl., 12 fig.), par A. THOMAS et G. HAUSER - Tableaux de l'exposition des primitifs français (2 pl.), par J. GÉNÉVRIER - Travaux manuels des aliénés (Une tentative d'analyse psychologique des) (5 fig.), par N. TOPORKOFF - Trophoedème (1 pl.), par PAUL SAINTON et ROGER VOISIN - Tumeur cérébrale à forme psycho-paralytique (7 fig.), par ED. CORNU - Ulcérations trophiques chez deux déments catatoniques (1 pl.), par TREPSAT - Vaso-moteurs chez une hystérique (Troubles (3 fig.), par GÉNÉVRIER.