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It would be a safe guess to say that these belong to my dad, but I actually picked them up myself in Gloucester a couple of months ago.
This one actually says it's by "Leo Diamond his harmonica and orchestra"
Impressionism.
COURTHION, PIERRE.
New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1979. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. A lovely copy of this book. From "The Library of Great Art Movements" series. No Date, circa 1979. 314 illustrations, including 62 tipped in color plates. Translated by John Shepley
Pierre Courthion, distinguished authority on nineteenth- and twentieth-century art, offers a fascinating account of the movement, starting with its forerunners - Turner, Delacroix, Corot, and the artists of the Barbizon School - tracing its development both through its major exponents in France and its more incidental influence on such artists as Constable and Mex Liebermann, and concluding with Cezanne, Ganguin, and Van Gogh, and its transformation by Seurat and the other neo-Impressionists.
Sixty-two major paintings are reproduced in full colour, and over two hundred more are illustrated in black and white. A full section of graphic works, photographic documentation, and selected bibliography round out the volume.
Very Large Hardcover with Dustjacket
Beige linen cloth, gilt lettering to spine and front
Published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, New York
No stated date [1977]
205 pages includes Bibliography & index
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Went to a huge booksale over the weekend. Found one of my favorite books (which I didn't want to steal from my Mom :) In perfect condition complete with dustjacket. I love this book and I think of it often when posting flickr photos because it is made up of simple photos of everyday life with charming descriptions - just like Flickr :)
J. Heuff van Houweninge, Droesem. Roman. Rotterdam, Brusse, 1936. Halflinnen met stofomslag. 1e en enige druk.
Nigel Beale is a freelance writer/broadcaster who specializes in literary journalism. He likes to take photographs of books, and bookshops, and the occasional cat.
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Nigel Beale is a freelance writer/broadcaster who specializes in literary journalism. He likes to take photographs of books, and bookshops, and the occasional cat.
He has interviewed many well known authors, publishers and antiquarian booksellers. To listen, visit www.nigelbeale.com
Published 1925-1928.
Dustjackets are FAKE, PHONY, home-made with clip art. They're my own design and do not recreate the original jackets - I have no idea what the originals looked like.
1st ed. 1946, Hodder and Stoughton.
If you want an author who drops names you can't do better than Cecil; he names just about every living important person in America in this volume. I love his style.
"The lost classic novel of a young man's rebellion against his father, set against a backdrop of Jazz in 1940s London. A young man rebels against the stuffy future envisaged for him by his father, an upright Professor of Classics in a 'red-brick' university. He runs away from school at the age of seventeen and becomes a jazz pianist in a low dive club in one of the seamier haunts of London. "
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Again, hurrah for Wikipedia! I used the info on Edgar Rice Burroughs' page to create an author profile.
Hardback from Random House's "Everyman's Library" collection, purchased in the early 2000s. No dustjacket, but in good condition, with red cloth ribbon bookmark attached.
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Franc L.B. Berkhout, Hoogtij der onderwereld. Rotterdamse roman. Rotterdam, Brusse, 1948. Karton. 1e en enige druk.
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by Phil Balsam & Dennis Lee.
1st thus. [Wantagh (NY/USA)], Enjoy The Toons Records, [2o16. 1ooo unique copies] issued as ETToo3 in 9(?) variants; this red/yellow variant apparently issued for exclusive distribution by Think Geek.
11-3/4" diameter transparent yellow & red vinyl 33-1/3 RPM phonodisc with 3-7/8" dia. circular white bond labels printed 4-colour process offset, in 12 x 12 plain white dustjacket with 3-15/16" circular windows & tapered corners in 12-1/4 x 12-1/4 white glossy-covered brown cardboard sleeve printed 4-colour process offset; issued shrinkwrapped with 2-9/16 x 1 white bond label with "Think Geek" in mauve marker holograph.
cover photographs unacknowledged.
musicians unacknowledged [Michael Francis (Guitar), Dave Goelz (vocals), Jim Henson (vocals), Richard Hunt (vocals), Bernie LaBarge (guitar), Bob McLaren (drums), Kathryn Mullen (vocals), Jerry Nelson (vocals), Frank Oz (vocals), Ray Parker (keyboards), Karen Prell (vocals), Dick Smith (percussion), Tom Szczesniak (bass), Steve Whitmire (vocals)].
includes:
i) Muck And Goo, by Phil Balsam [& bpNichol, uncredited] (side 1, track 8)
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• one of a series of 3(?) reïssues by Enjoy The Toons Records, supplementing the original 1983 Fraggle Rock album's 17 tracks with a further 7 (Muck And Goo is side 2 track 3 on the initial release).
• almost completely devoid of credits & information: the edition calls for 1ooo copies, of which 125 feature red-splattered clear yellow vinyl evocative of the Red Fraggle character. other vinyl colours signify Gobo, Boober, Mokey, Sprocket, Wembley, Marjorie the Trash Heap, a half yellow/half orange vinyl variant & a "radish" variant of clear vinyl with a clear red blob in the middle. all are in editions of 15o unique copies (though the yellow/orange variant seems relatively consistent) except for Marjorie & Sprocket, which are of 125.
• this transparent yellow/red split variant appears to've been made specifically for distribution by Think Geek (Grapevine, Texas/USA). it is unaccounted for in Enjoy The Toons' published specs. & sports a different cover photograph on its non-gatefold sleeve.
• see also the simultaneous picture disc
• Fraggle Rock Soundtracks test pressing, 2o16
• see also FRAGGLE ROCK, UK, RCA, 1984
• LOS FRAGUEL, 1984
• 2nd cassette edition, Columbia Records, 1987
my first blurb book is a collection of photographs of rome, venice, cinque terre and florence.
hardcover with dustjacket
standard landscape 10x8
160pages
Nigel Beale is a freelance writer/broadcaster who specializes in literary journalism. He likes to take photographs of books, and bookshops, and the occasional cat.
He has interviewed many well known authors, publishers and antiquarian booksellers. To listen, visit www.nigelbeale.com
This is a second version of my dust jacket for a custom bound volume of DC Comics' 52. This is for a book collecting issues 1-26.
This is a glamour shot of the Book of the Month Club edition of Rex Stout's The Golden Spiders, in dustjacket. Dustjacket is quite frayed and foxed with white splotches, condition is fair at best. Stout was born in the town of Noblesville, Indiana. This book was acquired somewhere in the Hoosier state.
Nigel Beale is a freelance writer/broadcaster who specializes in literary journalism. He likes to take photographs of books, and bookshops, and the occasional cat.
He has interviewed many well known authors, publishers and antiquarian booksellers. To listen, visit www.nigelbeale.com
This practical and cute case will keep out of scratch your agenda or notebook. It has a very handy closure with an elastic band, and a happy green polka dots ribbon in the cover.
Measures:
7 x 5 x 1.5 inches
18cm. x 12.5cm. x 2cm.