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Condition: Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Tony (Photographer) Fisher (illustrator).

Hard cover. Condition: Fine in fine dust jacket. First edition. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 91 p. Audience: General/trade. No previous owner's name. Clean, tight pages. No bent corners. No remainder mark. HC 428.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 80pp, b/w and color plates. Binding tight and sturdy, interior very good+, light shelfwear. NOT ex-lib. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. First American Edition. Near excellent copy with only slight signs of wear. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Unknown (photographer) (illustrator).

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. As New condition, pages clean and binding is as new, no creases in spine. Stated First Printing. John Cranford (Photographer) (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Book Condition: Very good. First edition of limited edition of 1000 copies. Long poem accompanied by turn-of-the-19th century B/W photos by an unknown photographer in Florence, Italy. The text block is in very good condition with no tears, dog ears, or marks. Tight binding. The cream-colored rough texture cloth cover is in very good condition but for some discoloration along the edges. The corners are not bumped, nor is the spine. The dust jacket is intact, but is sun-browned in spots, slightly chipped, and has a few small tears along crease of the inner blurb. 7 x 8 ¼?, 67 pages, 13 ounces. XX [Information from the dust jacket blurb]: When asked about himself Donald Weismann (1914-2007) said he was born at 788 Island Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In that town full of Rhenish architecture he claims to have said ja before he said yes, and that after learning to say yes, he's said it almost to the exclusion of no. He remembers his first heroine as Laura La Plante as he saw her in the movie, LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN. His father, an erstwhile motorcycle racer, pugilist, magician, juggler, acrobat and genius with old-style numbers, brought home young Weismann's first live array of heroes, heroes like Stanislaus Zbysco the World's Champion heavyweight wrestler, Thurston the magician, Paavo Nurmi the ?Flying Finn," a man called ?Soapy" who could spit tacks into the wall to form the outline of the United States of America, and a man called Paganini Burns who played The Rosary on a violin?with one hand. Weismann added that between heroes there were packs of terribly fine dogs that followed his father home. [Biography] Donald L. Weismann attended the University of Wisconsin (B.S., Ph.M.), University of Minnesota, Harvard University (Carnegie Fine Arts Scholarship) and Ohio State University (PhD). After teaching art in Wauwatosa and Sheboygan, Wisconsin high schools, he taught art history at Illinois State Normal University, North Texas State University, Wayne State University, the University of Kentucky where he was Professor of Art and head of the Department of Art, and at The University of Texas, first as Chairman of the Department of Art, and since 1964 as University Professor in the Arts. He is also Chairman of the Program in Arts and Letters. During 1961-1962 he was a special consultant to the U.S. Information Service in Florence, Italy. He has published scholarly articles, stories, and poems in the New Republic, Art Journal, Midwest Review, University Review, Texas Quarterly, The Christian Scholar and others. A book, Language and Visual Form, is due from the University of Texas Press in 1966. Dr. Weismann's work in painting and collage has been exhibited in the principal galleries of the U.S. and has been nationally circulated by the American Federation of Arts. His work has won various prizes and awards in regional and national exhibitions. He is married to the former Elizabeth Wilder. They have two teen-aged children, Anne and Christopher. Unknown photographer of Florence (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1938 Edition. complted in 1935, this great infrastructure was dedicated by president roosevelt. this oblong booklet was outdoubtedly created to promote and display the power and importance of the project to visitors. Photographer Unknown (illustrator).

Other. These four photos are in F condition with no noticeable wear. ; B&W Photographs; 7" X 5"; 4 pages.

Broadside. Condition: Very Good+. First Edition. Sheet is NF except for an old, diagonal crease on the bottom right corner. ; B&W Photographs; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 1 pages; Advertising sheet for Henske, who is still singing, from 1963. Features blurbs from magazines and newspapers, along with clips from newspaper reviews.…

Unbound. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: N/a. 1st. full page with 8 illustrations of artwork from the exhibition: 1. Mending the Nets by Louis Paul Dessar; 2. Miss Kitty by J.J. Shannon; 3. Face Reflected in a Mirror by J. Alden Weir; 4. The Violinist by Wilton Lockwood; 5. The Arques at Ancourt by Fritz Thaulow; 6. Portrait by Cecilia Beaux; 7. Child with Horse by Edmund C. Tarbell & 8. Sheep--Evening by A. Bevan Wall Size: 10.5" x 15.5". Photographer Unknown (illustrator).…

Unbound. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: N/a. 1st. full page with 6 photoengravings: 1. First Prize Hackney Stallion--royal Standard; 2. First Prize Roadster Stallion--Hazel Ridge; 3. Interior of the Coliseum, Showing Ring and Decorations; 5. Wee-Wee, The Smallest Horse in the World-Age, four years; 6. First Prize Shetland Pony Size: 5.5" x 15.5". Photographer Unknown (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Recent Edition. handsome copy of reproductions catalogue.inclded in pocket at rear the often missing price list. important for collectors and dealers. Unknown Photographer (illustrator).

B/w photographic print, H 3.5 inches x L 5 inches, with image area being approx. H 3 inches x L 4.5 inches. Curling to photo; bottom left corner creased along with shallow chipped (latter not affecting image). Handwritten ink note on verso identifying Corning (presumed to be Corning, Missouri but there are other U.S. towns with that name but none of those abutting a river of such breadth). Aerial perspective image shows trees and approximately 35 inundated houses/structures with string of power lines going to the far bank (presumably Nebraska). Trees are devoid of leaves so it would be appear to be a late winter-early spring flood. Style of photo paper looks to be circa 1940-1950.…

No Binding. Condition: Good. Silver print, N.p., N.d., ca. 1980s, approx 5 x 7 inches including margins, unsigned, uncredited, light damage and cracking.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 1st. First Edition, First Printing; no date given (circa 1900); 24 clean, unmarked pages of b/w photos (3 per page); stapled ran wraps w/red titles. Unknown Photographer (illustrator).

Soft cover. Condition: Fairly Good, Browning. First Paperback Edition. "1989 Pulitzer Prize Winner and the National Book Critics' Circle Award." Heavy book; extra charges will apply. Unknown Photographer (illustrator).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Unknown Photographer (illustrator).

Unbound. Condition: Very Good. 1st. full page with 5 scenes: 1. Lake Louise 2. Mount Baker as seen from Vancouver; 3.Lake Louise and Mirror Lake; 4.In Gardner's Inlet 5. A Gold-Miner Panning Gold.suitable for framing Size: 10.5" x 15.5". Photographer Unknown (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 1st. booklet of 24 post cards.scenes of the city during World war I bombing.separated by tissue guards, all in mint condition. b/w Post Card Photos (illustrator).

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Happy Aces Beach front on Lake Beseck printed on the front showing rowboats and beach chairs in a idyllic setting. Lovely tinted colorization. Divided postcard with correspondence stamp and postmark from 1947 on the back of the card. 1 pp. nice sharp corners No creases Posted with message.…

Condition: Good. 9.5 cm b&w photo of harpist. Edges cut down crookedly. No identification. Slight soiling on rear.

Condition: Very good. One 17 x 21 cm b&w photo. Ink stamp on rear June 5, 1945. Toronto Telegram news clipping glued to rear gives explanation.

Condition: Good. 22 cm b&w photo on 32 cm card. Photographer's name below. Residue on rear.

Condition: Near fine. Two 6 x 8 cm b&w photos. Each identified with ink "Lake Nipissing" on rear. One show the beach, the other shows figures standing on a short pier with buildings in background.

Ephemera. Condition: Near Fine. Picture is matted and near fine. ; B&W Illustration; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 1 pages; Illustration taken from Spalding's America's National Game of 1911. This illustration was on the back of page 61. It shows the Champion Unions of Morrissana, New York -- a team from the 1860's, possibly 1867 when a picture similar to this one appeared in Harper's.…

Condition: Good. 21 x 26 cm b&w photo. Text at side of photo reads "Selma, Ala., Feb. 5 -- KING RELEASED FROM JAIL -- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is interviewed by newsmen as he left jail in Selma, Ala. today. The integration leader was arrested four days ago in a voter registration protest drive. (AP Wirephoto) (JL61350stf-hc) See AP Wire Story 1965." Some spots to photo. Apparently a photo of a photo. …

Photograph. B&w photo, expertly posed and expertly shot, taken on the occasion of "the first graduation on the campus of the new Laney College" which is in Oakland, brother city to San Francisco. the 9x7 graphic has a 3/4 inch margin all around, one corner-tip is torn away, the others are bent. Verso of this original has, taped onto it with old masking tape, a print-out with Laney College contact info, a taped-on b&w reproduction of a smaller photo showing subject and three colleagues, plus a few professional notes in pencil and ink, and some grime. A good copy of a good portrait in good condition. …

Condition: Good +. One photograph, measuring about 5.5" x 4", tipped onto a mount with a 2-inch border. Photograph is evenly dust-soiled, but still rather clean. Mount has several chips, including a crack along the bottom edge which may break off at some point. The image depicts a group of eleven uniformed workers and a few boys, one of whom is also in uniform. With at least one pocketwatch present, and judging by the look of their hats and bowties, we suppose these are railroad workers, though thery do not seem to be posed at a train station. A carriage with a large wooden wheel (mostly occluded by the gents) is posed in the background.…

Condition: Good. One photograph, measuring about 8" x 6", tipped onto a mount with a two-inch border. The photograph is evenly dust-soiled, but reasonably clean and well-preserved. The mount has two large corner chips and shows general even dust-soiling. Overall in good condition only. The photograph depicts a large extended family, or possibly a whole town, dressed mostly in dark, conservative clothing, with the eldest group seated in the front. A number of the men have beards with no mustaches, suggesting that this may be a Mennonite community. There are three flags festooned on the porch of the house in the background, while one gentleman waves a much larger flag; perhaps this was a Fourth of July celebration? Judging from the collection from which this photograph emerged, the location is almost certainly Ohio.…

Condition: Very good. One photograph, whose image measures just shy of 9.5" x 6", with white borders that stretch to 10" x 8.5". Corner crease, affectin the border but not the image, and the print is somewhat curled. Otherwise, the image is bright and clean, with no markings. Very nice image of this military aircraft produced by the Great Lakes Aircraft Company; one of the last biplanes. Posing in front of the aircraft are seventeen men, some in dirty workclothes, others in suits and ties; each of whom probably played a key role in designing and building the plane. A nice visual document of Cleveland aviation history.…