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The School Arts Magazines provide a wonderful assortment of art projects and
exercises for the arts educator.
Projects in this issue include: batik; work in wood and metal; jewelry etching;
cover stamping; leather work; vocational design and more
6 1/2" x 9 1/2"
Page 317 to 378 plus 16 advertiser pages
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about School Arts Magazine . The publication started in 1901 and is still
active today.
Catalog of Art Educational Books Bridgman Publishers, Inc Pelham & New York. I estimate this catalog is from the mid 1930s. Many of the art books listed in this catalog are still in print today. Most notable of the authors is probably Alexander Calder who's first book Animal Sketching is listed.
5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
Good condition - age related discoloration on cover and sligth wrinkling on top
left corner.
2 other inside photos below
International
School of Art - 6 page brochure for classes the Summer of 1933. The
courses offered include Austria Commercial Art & Children's art .... then
travel by boat down the Danube from Vienna to Budapest for Stagecraft and sketching
etc.
Learn more about Elma Pratt, Her International School of Art, and Her Collection
of International Folk Art at this
link, which includes the following: "During Pratt's years of involvement
with the Brooklyn Museums, she and the ISA organized the first exhibition of
Polish folk art in the United States, Polish Exhibition, 1933-34. This study
analyzes Pratt's ISA and looks at a couple of the most prominent artists who
taught with her and the workshops they conducted."
6 3/4" x 9"
the pages are browned and creased - though they're still charming
Three Drawing
Teacher One Sheet Foldouts
Subtitle for these are "A Little Folder of Teaching Projects for
the Art Teacher"
Edited by Marie Falco
Binney & Smith Co. NY
Sept 1946 & Nov. 1946 issues are clean., The Nov 1945 issue is heavily water
damaged , may not be able to open fully.
4 1/2" x 6"
Approx. 9
folded mailings from the Stover School Art Service for 1933 & 1934
along with several personal correspondences about projects and pricing. This
art service prepared art projects for art teachers. Here is a bit of an explanation
of their service, from Jan. 1933: "We rent our projects to art teachers,
who agree to return them at the end of one month, in good condition, for $2.00
each. You may select 1 four-week project, or 2 two week projects ..."
Articles are illustrated:
There's Charm in WaterColor by George Kock
The Tuned Palet Story
Texture Representation by Arthur Leighton Guptill
Color Teaching Simplified
TheColor Triangle by Faber Birren
Glorified Glass
Wood Block Printing
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compiled and written by Hubert Collins
McGraw-Hil New York
1908
56 3/4" x 8 1/2"
Apparently split into 2 books within this one volume. The first half of the
book Shafting, Pulleys, Belting and, Rope Transmission 157 pages and Shaft Governors
is 127 pages.
Condition Good : Clean copy. Normal wear: the hinge is weak so the book pivots.
This is an ex-library book. No dust jacket. Published by The Bobbs-Merrill
Co. 1930 (this appears to be the original year of publication, though
no indication of whether it could be a first.
322 pages
5 1/4" x 7 5/8"
Illustrated by Barbara MacFarlane - The illustrations are about 1/3 size
of page - possibly block prints appearing as chapter headers. (Chapter
8 is shown)
This book was made into a movie a few years later starring Barbara Stanwyck. According to the summary at IMDB.com, Megan Davis goes to Shanghai during the Chinese revolution to marry a missionary. She is separated from her fiance and rescued by General Yen. At his palace, she defends Yen's mistress, who is suspected of giving secrets to the enemy. ... I can't say if the plot is consistent between the movie and the book, but this gives a bit of the idea.
Author: Roger Dean
Architectural section by Donald Lehmkuhl
Text by Dominy Hamilton and Carla Capalbo in association with Roger Dean
Publisher: Pomegranate
ISBN-10: 1566404487
Fantasy
Publication Year: not certain the last date on the credits page says "Republished
in Great Briatin in 1985 by Paper Tiger (but this publisher is Pomegranate)
Illustrated 157 pages
Condition - as you can see the top & bottom corners of cover are bent
... Binding is starting to open though no pages are loose. I believe all
the pictures are clean .
11.5" x 11.5"
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Robert Louis Stevenson A Child's Garden of Verses (1900) SOLDCosy Corner SeriesIllustrated by Etheldred B Barry with B&W line drawings LC Page & Company, Boston 1900 107 pages + 6 pages publishers book listings 5" X 7 1/4" Good condition - very clean except for a penciled gift inscription on front inside cover and some numbers penciled on back inside cover |
The Oxy-Acetylene Welder's Handbook
Complete and Practical Manual of Modern Practice
by M.S. Hendricks - editor of The Acetylene Journal
copyright 1929
The Bastian -Blessing Co. Chicago
Paperback - 208 pages
Condition - small spot on front cover (pictured) and water stain in lower corner
of pages. but otherwise very clean and tight.
4 1/4" x 6 3/4"
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Editor WL Everitt. No Dust Jacket
Publisher Prentice-Hall - Fourth Printing August 1942.
The inside page has the name of the private at Sioux Falls Air Base along
with his test scores as he prepared to become a radioman, eventually to be stationed
in the Pacific theater. Other than the information mentioned, the book is in
good clean condition
9 1/4" x 6 1/4" 400 pages
Colvin and Stanley
431 pages binding in good condition slight yellowing of pages.
Many photos and illustrations showing the latest equipment
Listed as a first edition Fourth Impression
The authors explain in their preface "... While many of the older operations such as planing, retain many of their old characteristics, there are new developments that demand study by those who would keep abreast of the times. Milling has greatly improved in many ways ... This volume aims to show the development in drilling and surfacing rpactice and presents much information not hitherto available in compact form.
American
Machinists' Handbook & Dictionary of Shop Terms by Fred H Colvin and
Frank A Stanley - SOLD.
Second (2nd) Printing Feb. 1909 "Second Impression - Fifth Thousand
Corrected". The covers are leather. The front cover is not attached
to the binding. 513 pages. The book measures 7" x 4".
Title page: "A reference book of machine shop and drawing room data,
methods and definitions." The page edges are gold. This is an early
copy of a classic reference book. It no doubt earned its poor condition
to much use, for which it was intended. HM Alexander of Pittsfield MA,
the tradesman who originally owned it & relied on it & inked his
name on the title page, had no idea that someone would be handling it
99 years later.
The book contains many illustrations & charts. - contents includes: screw threads, pipe threads, taps, files, work benches, soldering, gearing, milling and milling cutters, grinding and lapping, screw machine tools, speeds, and feeds, punch press tools, calipering and fitting, tapers and dovetails, shop and drawing room standards, wore gages and stock weights, steel and other metals, ship trigonometry, dictionary of shop terms ....
Being My Personal, Professional, and Social Recollections as Woman and Artist
by Sarah Bernhardt 1907
Description:D. Appleton & Company, New York, 1907. Red Cloth. Book
Condition: Fair to good. Unstated First Edition. 5 3/4" By 8 1/2".
Yellowing and stained pages especially front & back covers. Raised picture
(theater mask) in center on front cover.Back cover looks a little messy, but
may clean up. Top edge of pages gilded, the side and bottom are deckled. Medium
tight.
Autobiography of Sarah Bernhardt, 456 pp
Fascinating if sometimes maddening autobiography of a remarkable actress, artist and humanitarian. The maddening part is in what she leaves out. Suddenly she seems to acquire a son, though no mention of when or how ... To this day, people refer to certain spoiled diva-like personalities on a par to Sarah Bernhardt. To read this book is to both understand how this was earned and yet how it's quite unfair. She was also a somewhat gifted sculptor as seen in some of the photos from the book.
Sarah Bernhardt was one of the most famous stage actresses of the 19th century. She studied drama in Paris and began performing on the stage in the early 1860s. She soon became known for her charismatic, sensual and highly melodramatic performances in classical plays such as Ruy Blas and Phedre. Bernhardt toured internationally in the 1880s across Europe and the United States.
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New York, Pantheon Books, (1991)
1st American Edition
ISBN: 0394581636
Dust Jacket
6 3/8" x 9 1/2"
Very Good Condition - some staining on the foredge and yellowing of pages on
top edge. Marks (I think they may be pencil) on the edge of certain paragraphs
as a means of highlighting.
Description courtesy Library Journal: "Emerging from testimonies during
witchcraft trials in Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries are consistent
descriptions of the Witches' Sabbath: night flying, ritual cannibalism, etc.
Most scholars dismiss these descriptions as torture-induced gibberish. Ginzburg
(history, Univ. of California at Los Angeles) proves that these descriptions
are bastardized accounts of ecstatic experiences practiced by a shamanic culture.
In addition, he links the persecution of the witches with that of other social
outcasts (lepers, Jews, and Muslims). Europeans thought that these groups conspired
against society, which led to their wholesale slaughter. Very interesting and
very convincing."
Second printing 1970
Delta Book NY Paper Back
5 1/4" x 8"
85 pages
Very Good Condition
Front cover photograph of Beverly Allen by Edmund Shea taken in the panhandle
of Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
Edmund Shea took the pictures for several Brautigan book covers as well as books
by Hunter Thompson, Barbara Szerlip and Randall Potts.

Friends of Far Eastern Art
Mills College, Oakland CA, 1934. Paperback
Catalogue #75
6 3/4" x 8 3/4"
Very good condition - though it does have a mild musty odor & some discoloring
of cover. There is an ink stamp of an oriental character perfectly centered
on the title page with the name AJ Wright (presumably the owner of the catalog.
At first I thought the stamp was in the printing.
An illustrated catalogue for an exhibition of Chinese art spanning the Hsia Dynasty (2205 - 1766 B.C.) through the Ching Dynasty (1644 - 1912 A.D.). Preface by Alfred Salmony. Catalogue lists 399 objects on the first 72 pages. With 48 b/w photographic plates by Willard Van Dyke. Includes laid-in list of committee members.

4th Edition - No year (circa 1889 -1892)
Published:
London Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.
- Glasgow; Thomas D. Morison
Condition: Fair to Good - Binding is loose (as pictured) ... there is slight
rust color near the front and back pages (foxing?) and a slight must.
Inscription inside: "From John Brannan Buchwood County Roscommon Ireland
Researching on the web, I saw plenty of ebook copies of this, but no original
editions.
256 pages
5 3/4" x 8 1/8"

Edited with some account of the life of the author and notes by W. Carew
Hazlitt
From the translation of Charles Cotton
A L Burt Company Publishers
650 pages
Condition is a bit rough. Some of the pages are stained and loose, though
it appears to be complete.
Hazlitt indicates that there are 2 volumes of essays in this one book
for a total of 107 essays in all. I've listed the first 27 essays.


Houghton Mifflin Co. Boston & NY
The Riverside Press Cambridge
Copyright 1914 by The Atlantic Monthly Copyright 1920 by Abraham Mitrie Rihbany
Illustrations by Stanley Rogers
Ex- high school Library copy . Fair to Good condition - cover faded and is starting to tear inside front and back covers. Book is fairly clean
In the preface the author recounts how this was originally published in a scaled
down version in the Atlantic Monthly and that it is based on the author's true,
personal experience about digging for treasure in Syria.

Reads like a magazine, though all the ads are for Ashaway products, or products
they distribute. With the original envelope.
Magazine is 8 3/8" x 11 3/8"
Good condition. I do not see any marks, but the back 5 or 6 pages have a slight
tear.
On the cover is the then and still reigning record catch. Says an old Sports Illustrated "In 1953 a dream came true for Alfred Glassell Jr. when he wrestled a 1,560-pound black marlin with a rod and reel for nearly two hours and boated the record catch." According to Wikipedia, In 1953, he set the world record for the largest marlin ever caught on a hand-held rod and reel. At 1,560 pounds, this record remains today, and the worlds largest game fish resides on view at the Smithsonian Institution". And as the.Ashaway magazine, states, Mr Glassell used Ashaway line.
Also included is an ad for Ted Williams fishing line. All you older sportsmen of course know that Ted Williams (Boston Red Sox #9), was not only one of the best hitters in professional baseball, but an intrepid fishing sportsman as well.



"Manufactured by HF Wendell & Co. Leipsic, Ohio. The Largest Memorial House on earth."
Depicts 12 Remembrance Cards and includes 36 suggested "verses", including 8 in German, 1 in French, 1 in Swedish, 1 in Danish and 1 in Norwegian.
Small 12 page catalog for memorial cards
DIMENSIONS" 4" x 6"
Spiral bound 212 pages
good condition though there is some wear and tear. Many photographic illustrations
Page 202 lists the 57 varieties.It looks like the inside covers when viewed
with the middle up have 60 items. It's a great image. Maybe there's a few doubles
or else they had exceeded their original 57.
Bindings rough especially on Vol 1 & 2. Bindings are all faded. Pictures
are fine inside.
Vol 1 & Vol.2 copyright ©1944, Vol. 3, Vol 4 & Vol 5 ©
1946, Vol. 6 © 1947
Wm. H. Wise and Co., New York:
Vols. 1 - 4 photographic record in chronological order
VOL. 5 Photos of a year of victory including war personalities,
weapons & battle scenes.
VOL. 6 Battle Stations- Your Navy in Action
1947 First Edition
7" x 10 1/4"
15 full page color illustrations and many b&w photos.
376 pages
"The Where, when, and how of hunting and fishing, including a new dictionary of Sportsmen's terms."
Good old leather bound book for the hunting & fishing enthusiast.
Book is in good condition though there is browning on the hinge. The cover
has little bit of fraying as you can see in the photo.
Little, Brown & Co. 1929
illustration: Paul Martin
5 1/2" x 8"
Ex library "reading" copy . Fair condition. some foxing. Some corners of pages are torn. Does not affect readability. Binding loose on one side.
Howard Garis, (1873 - 1962) popular American children's author, best known for a series of books that featured Uncle Wiggily (the long eared elderly rabbit)
by Dianna Clifford Kimber & Carolyn Gray
1929 - 7th Edition Revised
The Macmillan Company
563 pages Dimensions: 6" x 8 5/8"
has some staining at the lower inside corner of most pages
Contains many illustrations (as you might expect)
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The Dial Press / Doubleday / Garden City NY
Very Good Condition Clean ... like new
8" X 10"
112 pages
ISBN 0385199503
Documents the graffiti and street art scene of the late 1970s to 1984.
The School Arts Magazines provide a wonderful assortment of art projects and
exercises for the arts educator
6 1/2" x 9 1/2"
very good condition
pps 269 to 316 plus14 advertisers pages
Learn more
about School Arts Magazine . The publication started in 1901 and is still
active today.
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