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By: N/A
Price: $8.95
Publisher: New Orleans, LA, New Orleans News Company:
Seller ID: 0319
Condition: Very Good
Colorful linen postcard of what were once fashionable apartments built in the 1840's by Baroness Micaela Almonester Pontalba. The card was never sent in the mail and is in crisp clean condition with minor wear spots to lower corners. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $16.00
Publisher: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, E.C. Kropp: No date
Seller ID: 0466
Condition: Near fine
Gorgeous full-page, richly colored illustrations (14 in all)make this one fabulous travel brochure. And the good part is the text is ample too. he brochure itself measures 4-3/4"x6-1/4" and has 30 crisp white pages, all of which are coated. There's also a little bonus item laid-in -- a blue menu from The Little Shop Around the Corner run by Mary Leverich where back in the day a shrimp cocktail could be had for 30 cents, a ham sandwich for 20 cents and homemade ice cream for 15 cents. Oh, for the good old days! (Small Item Flip Box #1) View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: New Orleans, LA, Louisiana Heritage Association: 1984
Edition: Vol.17. No. 2,3,4
Seller ID: 1352
Condition: Very good
Very nice clean magazines which comprise three of the six issues published each year. Whispering Wind focuses on Native American culture, crafts and history. All three issues contain articles about Blackfeet women's clothing. Other topics which appear just once are a 1910 photo of Blackfeet women, the National Pow-wow VI., the Ponca Scalp Dance, Apache poetry, and Circles of the World, a photo feature of a Plains exhibit from Denver which at the time of writing was in New Orleans. All are illustrated in black and white. Magazines measure 8-1/2"x11 with 26, 30 and 26 pages respectively. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $24.00
Publisher: New Orleans, LA, Louisiana Indian Heritage Association: 1985
Edition: Vo. 18. Numbers 1,2,3,4,5
Seller ID: 1412
Condition: Very good
Very nice clean magazines which comprise five of the six issues published each year. Whispering Wind focuses on Native American culture, crafts and history. Among the topics included in these are: the Gourd Stitch in Beading (five installments in five issues with instructions and instructional photographs); Indians on postcards; Deer Hoof Rattles; and a Northern Grass Dance Harness. Much illustration. Magazines measure 8-1/2"x11". About 30 pages each. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New Orleans, LA, A. Hirschwitz; New Orleans News: 1939-1940's
Seller ID: 2079
Condition: Very Good condition
Three colorful, crisp linen postcards each showing a different New Orleans scene. The one featuring Broussard's Paradise Courtyard Restaurant is the most interesting not only because it has a dated postmark for 1939, but because it was hand written by J.C. Broussard who was engaged in a little marketing. The message reads "While in N.O. enjoy a delicious French meal at Broussard's famous reastaurant. J.C. Broussard." It was sent to Miss Harriet Stone of Wooster, Ohio. The other two cards (Spanish Arch Patio and Brulatour Courtyard) are likewise nice -- one has not been used, the other shows a... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New Orleans, The Court of Two sisters: 1966
Seller ID: 2974
Condition: Fine condition
This is the prettiest menu cover for dining in a New Orleans courtyard. It catches both the ambiance and the restaurant noted for its mint juleps. In fact, it was those mint juleps that gave me the date of this menu -- in a way. Back then a mint julep cost considerably more than a martini which was 95 cents, so I thought I'd see when martinis were this price. As luck would have it the article I found was about martinis vs. juleps at Sisters -- and THERE was the answer! The menu is lengthy,bright and clean. It measures 9-3/4" x 12-3/4". View more info
By: N/A
Price: $8.95
Publisher: Boston, New Orleans, Tichnor. New Orleans News Co.: Circa 1946
Seller ID: 3003
Condition: Very good condition
The rounded doors and courtyards of New Orleans make very pretty postcards. These two are very clean. The one with the yellow doors shows the Louisiana State Museum in New Orleans. It has not been used. The date I affixed to the pair is the result of the second card which shows Old French Courtyard, New Orleans. That one was sent to a Mrs. M.C. Binkley of Washington, D.C. and postmarked on April 7, 1956. Both cards will arrive in its own brand new plastic sleeve. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: U.S.A., American Preservation: Unknown date
Edition: Unknown edition
Seller ID: 3009
Condition: Articles Very Good Condition
I found these disbound articles in a box of Architectual Review Magazines which I bought at auction. I almost tossed them out until I realized how worthy they are. Each of the 24 focuses on a particular area within a state located anywhere in the country. They all derived from American Preservation magazine, so the color photographs are stunning. Each article is pretty long with many images. I wish I had more room to show them. Areas are these: New Orleans Lower Garden District; Providence, Rhode Island; Salem Massachusetts; Eutaw, Alabama's Greek Revival Architecture; Galveston, Texas; Mizner... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $55.00
Publisher: Chicago, Laird and Lee Publishers: 1904
Seller ID: 4000
Condition: Good condition
This souvenir book commemorates the Lousiana Exposition of 1904 with two hundred photos including 32 colorgraph views and 188 copperplate scenes. Every picture is full page with descriptions beneath. The book measures 5-1/2" x 6-3/4" and has clean and tightly bound pages. I cleaned the blue boards and improved them quite a bit, but there's still some small areas of stubborn soil. The original owner's name, F.J. Hall 1904, written with abandon on the title page. There is also a blank bookplate inside the back cover, but no name. (Entertainment Box 1) View more info
By: N/A
Price: $45.00
Publisher: New Orleans, Self-published: 1984
Seller ID: 4244
ISBN: 0986081205
Condition: Fine condition; Very good 1940 Menu
This book is a beauty -- many color photographs of astounding aspects of New Orlean's oldest restaurant. Inside this book the previous owner added a 1940 menu for Antoine's. The book is wonderful, whether you have been there, or not. It isn't just a picture book, but also has a legthy text showing the history of th restaurant and five generations. The book is pristine measures 10" square and has 311 pages includiong index. The 1940 menu and an empty matchcover is a fabulous find! A few chocies from the entrees sedtion --Foi de volaaile en brochette for $3.50 and Chateaubriand for two $16. Amon... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: New Orlean, LA., Pro Creations: 1975 --1983
Seller ID: 4404
Condition: Fine condition
These are gorgeous!There are nine cards dated 1975 to 1983, each of which provides a small look at the annual posters. The group I have is part of a larger set -- I think there are others sets, perhaps three or four, but this is the first time I have ever had any. Each cards offers information such as the artist, the editions, the signed numbered prints and the signatures. None of the cards have been written on and are a bit larger than a regular postcard. They measure 4" x 6-1/4" and commemorate New Orleans Jazz . View more info
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Chicago, Metropolitan Syndicate Press: 1904
Seller ID: 3122
Condition: Good
The cover of this desirable booklet shows light freckling around the edges and a one inch loss of paper to the top of spine. The latter I covered with archival tape which doesn't brown and will keep the damage contained. The photographs are wonderful -- over 200 views and scenes. It says also on the front cover that there's to be a map too, but I don't have one. With the map and none of the problems mentioned it would have been twice the price. Booklet measures 5-1/4" x 7-1/4" and is clean and tightly bound. Among the highlights are palaces, pavilions for countries, animals, the Great Siberian... View more info
By: Hearn, Lafcadio
Price: $16.95
Publisher: New York, Stated Will H. Coleman:
Edition: Reprint
Seller ID: 2956
Condition: Fine condition
This booklet is marked as though it were the original published by Will H. Coleman. It's even dated 1885, but everything about this book is contemporary. Nonetheless it's an interesting one if you are interested in New Orleans and especially the Creole language and culture. The booklet measures 6-1/4" x 9-1/4" with 42 pages including index. Book is presented in both English and Creole. The author, Lafcadio Hearn was Irish, but worked in New Orleans as a newspaper reporter and then migrated to Ohio. Eventually he moved to Japan, married a Japanese woman, had children and wrote many books about ... View more info
Price: $16.00
Publisher: New Orleans, Louisiana Landmarks Society and Orleans Landmarks Commission: 1991
Seller ID: 2954
ISBN: 1879714019
Condition: Very good
This is a vary handsome book filled with quality black and white photographs covering the central business district, Algiers, Faubourg Marigny, Holy Cross, Faubourg Treme, Esplanade Ridge, Bayou St. John, Gentilly, Milneburg, the Lower Garden District, the Garden District, Irish Channel and Central City, plus uptown, floating landmarks, and Orleans Parish properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Book measures 8-1/2" x 11-1/4" and has 163 pages. Only defect is a bookplate affixed to front page with former owner's name penciled on it. Easily erased if desired. View more info
By: Martinez, Raymond J.; Holmes, Jack D.L.
Price: $28.00
Publisher: Jefferson, Louisiana, Hope Publications: No date stated
Seller ID: 3705
Condition: Very good condition
I had one of these before, but it didn't have what this one has -- a sizable amount of Spanish moss inside a cello bag. It lays totally flat so can be inside without damage. The booklet has two authors -- Martinez wrote about the Spanish moss and Holmes about the forgotten Wax Tree. Very interesting and in nice condition. The only fault is faint foxing to the inside of the covers, front and back, and the next page of both. I took a photo of it, but it's really quite light. Booklet measures 5-1/2" x 8-1/2 and has 31 pages. View more info
By: No Author Stated
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Washington D.C., U.S. Government Printing Office: 1965
Seller ID: 4454
Condition: Very good condition
Very nice hard cover book published to celebrate the sesquicentennial Battle of New Orleans. The book is clean and tightly bound with no names or writing. There are many black and white photograohs, some portraits, others in active shots and larger groups. The front endopapers show the landing of the British Army.This was a big event including a six-mile run, patios by candlelight, a night in Jackson Square, garden district tour, an essay contest, luncheon aboard the U.S.S. Newport News, Twelfth Night Revelers Ball, Commemorative STamp Dedication, Grand Military Vctory Ball and much more.Ther... View more info
