n.p. (c. 1932). A nice collection of five original artist's fashion mockup sketches, probably created for catalog use. All are executed in a combination of pencil, ink and guache onto thick, blind stamped "Strathmore Drawing Board" with three boards measuring 23 wide x 29 inches tall, one 17 wide x...... More

New York: Danad Publishing, 1974. Paperback. Illustrated side-stapled wraps, 4to (11 inches tall), pp. 98, illustrated throughout. Light rubbing and wear to covers, else unmarked. Filled with great period ads for night clubs, theater and the trendy restaurants of the day including "Hot Cakes", "The Mind Shaft" and "Nob Hill"..... More

Chicago, IL: n.p., 1907. Paperback. Saddle stapled printed paper wraps, folio (13-5/8 inches tall) pp. 60 [pagination inc. covers], illustrated with line drawings and B&W photo reproductions throughout, ads. Volume with covers off and split at spine, water stain tide lines affecting most pages, occasional tear or soil mark to..... More

New York: Abrams, 1990. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. Blue cloth hardcover, title in gilt to spine, oblong 8vo (9-1/2" tall), pp. 118, with one foldout and numerous B&W and color illustrations. Text by E.L. Doctorow, James Cuno, Richard S. Field, Elizabeth Armstrong, Carol Zemel and published to accompany an..... More

Toronto: Consolidated Press Ltd., 1954. Paperback. Original stapled wraps, 11-1/4 inches tall, pp. 66; 94; 98; 70, photos and illustrations throughout. Volumes with mailing label, creases and closed tears, light soil and the odd pencil notation, all together four issues. Canada's longest running published magazine, having been around in various..... More

New York: Prestel, 2011. First Edition, Later Printing. Softcover. Large 8vo (9-1/2 inches tall), pp. 256. An introduction to the many-sided oeuvre of this famous Japanese artist. More

Montreal, QC: The Maclean Publishing Company Ltd., 1939. Paperback. Side stapled magazine, folio (14 inches tall), pp. 96, illustrated throughout. Lacks covers and a single ad leaf (p. 9/10), bottom corner of p. 1 with a 3 inch square cut off, else clean and complete. Has many articles covering the..... More

London: Thames & Hudson, (1993). Hardcover. Blue cloth over boards, title and decorations stamped in gilt onto upper board and spine, large 4to (12-1/4 inches [32 cm] tall), pp. 352, bibliography, index, illustrated with 649 illustrations, 18 maps and line drawings by Miranda MacSwiney. Volume with light wear, ffep has..... More

Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine: Dolia, 1997. First Edition. Paperback. Printed wraps, 4to (11-5/8 inches tall), pp. 126. Light wear to covers. Interesting work by this Ukrainian poet, artistically executed in various fonts and sizes. Printed facsimile inscription (assume) on title page reads roughly "For a creative success, for many years, for happiness..... More

New York: Time, Inc., 1932. Paperback. Cover artwork by T. M. Clelend, the first Art Director of Fortune Magazine. Illustrated card covers, folio (14 inches tall), pp. 124, illustrated in both B&W and color. Volume clean throughout with light rubbing, faint creases and a tiny crack near center of spine..... More

Tiburon, CA: Off The Wall, 1979. Designed by Ken Perry and printed by one of the legendary pressmen in the business, Levon Mosgofian owner and operator of Tea Lautrec Litho in San Francisco. Tea (Jazz Age slang for marijuana) Lautrec was the premier rock-poster printer of its day and produced..... More

Calgary, AB: Revelstoke Sawmill Company Ltd., 1929. Paperback. Pre-title page reads "Catalogue "A" Exterior and Interior Architectural Woodwork and Permanent Fixtures with Revised List of Sash, Doors and Millwork, Effective September 1st, 1929." Printed card covers, 4to size (10-1/8 inches tall), pp. 178, [2 - index], [4 - blank memorandum]..... More

New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1968. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. 8vo, pp. 189, bibliography, index. Price-clipped DJ is age toned with tiny price sticker ghost at top of front panel. "In the analysis of the idea and function of music in Jean-Christophe, particular attention is given to..... More