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Price: $20.00
Publisher: Williamsburg, Virginia, Early American Industries Association: 1957
Seller ID: 0021
Though slim, these attractive, quality printed magazines pack in a lot of information and photographs in 12-48 pages (they start small and increase through the year). This is a full set for 1957, Volume X, Nos. 1-2-3-4. The topics are myriad, but the emphasis is on Early American products and processes. Amongst the features here are the Corning Glass Center, tools of early American glass blowers; making simple tools such as the Indian broom, the rake, and the twibill (n... View more info
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Price: $8.00
Publisher: Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity:
Seller ID: 0122
This is a cool thing, whether you are an alum yourself or are looking for an ancestor who was a member. Looks like this was quite a bash, as brothers descended on the Hotel Hollendan for a five day gala -- December 27th to the 31st. It's interesting to note that Zeta Beta Tau was the first Jewish fraternity in the U.S.. It's not sectarian anymore, but it still was at the time of this event. The brochure measures 5-1/2"x8" and pulls out to reveal five printed page on the ... View more info
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Price: $20.00
Publisher: New Paltz, New York, Society of Srchitectural Historians: 1991
Seller ID: 0240
Two very nice, clean issues. Number 1 shows small erasure mark and a small bit of edgewear. Very clean covers and pages with light sunning to spines only. Illustrated nicely throughout with black and white photographs and diagrams. Magazines measure 8-1/2"x11". Topics include, but are not limited to: Carlo Rainaldi, Nicola Michetti and the Patronage of Cardinal Guiseppe Sacripanti; A Japanese Inspiration for Frank Lloyd Wright's Rigid-Core High-Rise Structures; New York ... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Dallas Texas, United Federation of Doll Clubs: 1996
Seller ID: 0303
What a beautiful souvenir of the 47th Annual United Federation of Doll Clubs held August 4-9, 1996 in Dallas, Texas. The box itself is so pretty -- opens at the side to reveal a soft cover book entitled Beautiful Children which fits perfectly inside and was printed especially for the purpose. The book contains lovely illustrations in both color and black and white which, along with the text, celebrate children everywhere. Also included is a small card which explains the... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $9.95
Publisher: New York, The Camp Fire Girls Inc.: 1929
Edition: Revised edition, 4th printing
Seller ID: 0514
Old Scout manuals are fun to find, especially an older one like this for the Camp Fire Girls. My mother was a Camp Fire Girl and totally loved it, unlike me who was a reluctant Girl Scout and then a drop-out. The book is wonderful -- clean and bright and still containing its errata sheet. In addition to small drawings throughout there are many full page black and white photographs. The book is a handy size to carry at 4-1/2"x6-3/4" with 223 pages. Tesxt covers how to get... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: London, The English-Speaking Union: 1926
Seller ID: 0677
Booklet has its faults, but is not commonly seen and is tightly bound and complete. The English-Speaking Union began in London in 1918, thanks to the efforts of journalist, Sir Evelyn Wrench. The goal, as stated on the top front banner of the brochure is "To draw together in the bond of comradeship the English-speaking peoples of the world." The organization continues today, both in the U.S. and Britain as an educational charity. In 1918 there were 774 members, but by th... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New York, Copper and Brass Research Association: circa 1920's-30's
Seller ID: 0768
Very nice booklet oversized at 8"x10-1/2" Though clearly an advertising vehicle for the Copper and Brass Research Association, the contents are most impressive -- NOT a "fluff piece." It's illustrated throughout with both photographs and drawings with the emphasis on the use of brass and copper as an investment for the future -- copper roofs, copper leaders and gutters, brass plumbing, and copper, brass or bronze hardware. Booklet has 31 pages and is clean and tightly bo... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $24.00
Publisher: The North American Association of Venezuela: 1966
Seller ID: 0912
Surprisingly scarce program published in honor of the 25th Independence Day Dance hosted by the North American Association of Venezuela. Clearly, this was a big event, as the ads in the program are largely national -- Chrysler has the back cover and Helena Rubenstein cosmetics has the flip side. Others inside include Ponds, Sears, Chevrolet, Elizabeth Arden and many more. The program is large at 9"x12" and has much information about the event itself, the liberation of Ve... View more info
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Price: $14.95
Publisher: Portage County, Ohio, Portage County Farm Bureau: 1932
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 1194
Just got this from a collector who loved farm related ephemera. It's fairly hard to find, but interesting not only for its farm content, which mostly consists of the make-up of the bureau in various Portage Co. towns, but for its local names and accompanying advertising. Booklet measures 6"x9" and has 44 pages. Covers the following towns: Atwater, Aurora, Brimfield, Charlestown, Deerfield, Edinburg, Mantua, Palmyra, Paris, Randolph, Ravenna, Rootstown, Shalersville, Stre... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.95
Publisher: Chicago, Central Electric Railfans' Association: 1977
Edition: reprint
Seller ID: 1249
The publications of the Central Electric Railfans' Association are wonderful -- much info, black and white photographs and technical drawings. This one measures 8-1/2"x11" and has a lot to read. There are many Midwestern railways mentioned here, but the star is the one on the cover -- The North Shore Line. Booklet is clean and nice with just a few small spots to back cover View more info
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Price: $20.00
Publisher: Washington D.C., National Rifle Association: 1931
Edition: Vol. LXXIX, No.7
Seller ID: 1319
Magazine has been cleaned by me and a short area at top of spine has been repaired, also by me, with almost invisible archival tape to keep it from worsening. There is still some soil to cover, but overall this is a nice, tightly bound piece. It's a large one too measuring 9"x12". The big story to me was the launch of the first muzzleloading shooting matches at Portsmouth, Ohio, an event which also launched the rebirth of shooting black powder firearms as a sport. Other ... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, Al Koran Patrol: 1931
Seller ID: 1717
Booklet is oversized at 9"x12". As you can see, the front cover, which is very colorful, shows irregular toning and a small damp stain to lower corner of spine area. This shows very lightly at bottom of gutter throughout, but the toning is only at front Pages are very clean. There are photos of all members, small portraits as per a yearbook, plus group shots. Each member is listed with info. Great to augment family tree if you have a 1931 member. I am happy to look som... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $22.00
Publisher: Washington D.C., The Textile Museum: 1967
Edition: Volume II, no 2
Seller ID: 1728
This journal was issued annually so it contains organizational information, but is primarily focused on the preservation of fine textiles. There are two major articles here,both filled with a tremendous amount of information. They are: Mysteries of the Misplaced Malmuks (19 pages, 25 photos); and The Dry Cleaning of Fine and Fragile Textiles (13 pages, 4 photos). There's also news from the museum and a look at the Washington Hajji Baba, an organization for those interes... View more info
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Price: $20.00
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, The Excelsior Club: 1927
Seller ID: 1971
Ephemera from the Excelsior Club, a social venue founded in Cleveland in 1872, is not often seen, but here we have a program from New Year's Eve 1927. The club was much like the Cleveland Union Club, but for upscale Jewish families with a Germanic cultural background. From the beginning help from the Halle family of Halle's department store fame was integral to the club's success. The program shows the scenes of a musical "The Good Old Days" which required members to t... View more info
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Price: $22.00
Publisher: Burlington, Vermont, North American Lily Society Inc.: 1978,'79,'80 and '81
Seller ID: 1986
Once in awhile hard cover books are ephemeral, easily disposed as one annual replaces another year after year. Here we have what four so crisp and clean it's questionable if they were even read. If lilies are your thing, these are a delight, as each volume is filled with articles and information useful to the grower. Each is illustrated with black and white photos and covers a wide array of topics. Here's some highlighta: 1978 -- China's lilies; miniature lilies; our ... View more info
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Price: $14.00
Publisher: Likely location, Cleveland, Ohio, Unknown photographer: circa 1917
Seller ID: 2060
This photo is very nice, but I initially thought because the date was apropos to WWI the uniform was military. I spent an inordinate amount of time trying to track it down, but I could only find some of the elements, not all. It wasn't until I remembered the plumed hats on the Knights of Columbus from when I was a kid that I made an easy match. The picture has a stamped logo at the bottom which comes down to meet the lower half of it on the backing. Under it someone pe... View more info
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Price: $20.00
Publisher: Unknown Location, American Red Cross: 1981
Edition: 1981 Edition
Seller ID: 2140
If you're a calendar collector, or someone who appreciates the beauty of vintage advertising art this one's special. The calendar is not that old at 24, but there aren't many available. It's a big one measuring 12" x 18" and begins with January 1981 and ends with December 1981. All art is in full color and even the calendar itself is colorful. All images are replicas of old posters. The artists include many famous people. Here's the list: Howard Chandler Christie, Norman... View more info
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Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York City, Ames and Rollison: 1900
Seller ID: 2337
Very handsome bookplate printed in 1900 with the name of the United Engineering Society of New York City. There is no name in the space at the bottom which was to have been that of the donor of a book to the society. Plate not used and shows no sign of having been pasted anywhere, but there is minor rippling to margins. the plate measures 3-3/4" x 5-3/4". The banner at the top reads "Scientia et Ars" and the shield beneath it says "American Society of Civil engineers Fou... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $30.00
Publisher: Ashford Kent, England, British Society of Dowsers: 1979-1983
Seller ID: 2341
These little magazines are great fun to read whether you believe in dowsing, or you don't. They're all clean and tightly bound and there are no labels. One issue shows foxing to the first two pages (see last photo) caused by a catalog of books available in the Dowser Society Bookshop. The catalog almost makes it worth the defect -- no, I think it actually does! :-) The magazines measures 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" and have around 47 pages each. Here's asample of topics: the use of ... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: New York City, Hammer Galleries: 1968
Seller ID: 2503
The quality of this art catalog is what beguiled me. Inside and out it's top drawer. It's a big one too measuring 9" x 12" and has 58 pristine pages printed on glossy paper. The exhibit featured masterworks of the 19th and 20th centuries including, Bonnard, Eugene Louis Boudin, Mary Cassatt, Corot, Degas, Henry Fantin-Latour,Gaugin, Jean Baptiste Armand Guillaumin, Georges Lemmin, Stanislas Victor Edouard Lepine, Maximilien Luce, Manet, Matisse, Modigliani, Monet, Adolp... View more info
