de weg met de lichte mist (the road with the light fog) by Lucebert – Siep van den Berg - 1980

American Greetings, 1996. Embossed Card & Ivory Envelope which reads The White House on Front, Fine Condition, 8 X 6 in., Front Card reads The White House, The Yellow Oval Room, 1996 & inside Our Family wishes you & Yours a beautiful Holiday season filled with the warmth of friends & loved ones ......... with embossed Presidential Seal on Back. First Edition. Unbound.

American Greetings, 1993. Embossed Card & Envelope with Scuff where it had been sealed, Card Fine Condition, 14 X 9 3/4 in., Card reads The White House, The State Dining Room, 1993 & message Our Family wishes you & Yours a Joyful Holiday Season & New Year Blessed with Health, ........ First Edition. Unbound.

American Colortype Co, NY, Klaw & Erlanger, 1900. Decorated Oblong Coloured Wraps with Red Tie String, 1900 , 1st edition, Cover has Minor Rub, Fox & Wear & Small Stain Top Right Corner, Back Cover lite staining & small meNded tear, VG, interior has minor rub, wear & few small spots, VG+, AS-IS, SOFTCOVER. First Edition. Soft Cover.

Nice Condition SIGNED & Inscribed Photograph Postcard , AUTOGRAPH GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC. Signed by Author. Unbound.

New York: Grolier Society, 1927. Rare ephemera 1927 sales brochure for The Book of Knowledge The Children's Encyclopedia. Stapled binding. Toned thin glossy stock has reproduction pages from encyclopedia with their original pages numbers. Illustrated throughout with sepia and black and white photographs. No independant pagination - about 40 pages is our estimate. Covers are illustrated in color both front and back and are detached. Cover is split about half way up on seam and has some wear. Tiny chip to fep and tip of following page folded over. Please see our photographs for this interesting piece of emphemera. Thanks for shopping with us! 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and lifelong learning.. Stapled. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

DUST JACKET ONLY. NO BOOK IS INCLUDED The Aesop For Children Rand McNally & Company copyright 1919. MILO WINTER 27 X 11 7/8 Orange/Red First Edition unclipped DUST JACKET ONLY. This dust jacket (fits a volume 9 3/4 X 11 7/8) Original price $2.00. USED. Good condition.

Metal Ring-Bound Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket Issued. Sturdy Metal spiral bound; 9.5 by 11.5 inches; 10 leaves with photos also attached to the inside rear cover. Undated; 1950s or perhaps early 60s. The photos are not captioned and have not been removed to look for information on the blank sides. The Liners each have either two or three stacks.. Consisting of Five, 10 by 8 of b/w Ocean liners; Nineteen, 4.75 by 3.5 of Ocean liners and Tugs; 35 b/w photos of a wooden pleasure craft. One page of 6 photographs show the process of getting a boat of or a garage through the second story! Seven b/w photos of fish caught.

New York, N.Y. (115 W. Broadway): Artists Poster Committee, 1984. With Union burst. Poster, lithography on clay paper. [22½ x 35 inches], VG or better. Light rippling throughout. On the left, one clean tear of ~3 inches, may be mended. Some light chipping to ink at edges and similar light edge wear. "On August 11, 1984, President Ronald Reagan was preparing for his weekly radio address on National Public Radio. During a soundcheck he said, 'My fellow Americans I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legislation that would outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in five minutes.' The audio was subsequently leaked. Despite making a joke about nuclear genocide, Reagan was reelected by a landslide a few months later."—Exhibition Annotation: Center for the Study of Political Graphics. Worldcat.org finds one copy at the University of Michigan and one at MoMA and none in trade. All posters are presently stored between acid free boards, flat, under weight. They will be shipped rolled, in tubes.

Near Very Good condition with a brief note in pen to the corner of the front cover "Visited with EGB Saturday, 17 November 1923". No other inscriptions. Includes cast list and period advertisements.The play introduced the word "robot" to the English language and to science fiction as a whole. It premiered in Prague in 1921 and was translated from Czech into English by Paul Selver in 1922. The American première was at the Garrick Theatre in New York City on October 9th, 1922, where it ran for 184 performances, a production in which Spencer Tracy and Pat O'Brien played robots in their Broadway debuts. London first saw the play at St. Martin's Theatre on April 24th, 1923, a production that included Basil Rathbone as "Harry Domain". Capek first utilised the word 'robot' (from the Czech robota) to refer to a mechanical humanoid machine, displacing older words such as "automaton" or "android" in languages around the world. Karel ÄŒapek named his brother Josef as the true inventor of the word. Isaac Asimov,… Read More

Philadelphia: Printed for the Committee, 1888. Paperback. Good -. 86 p., 6 leaves of engraved plates; 28 cm. Lacking wrapper. In observation of the 100th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the United States in 1787, a banquet was held by eight learned societies in Philadelphia: the University of Pennsylvania, the American Philosophical Society, the College of Physicians, the Law Academy of Philadelphia, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, the franklin Institute, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and the Academy of Natural Sciences. The guest list included President Grover Cleveland, former president Rutherford B. Hayes, members of the Supreme Court, various foreign dignitaries, members of Congress, state governors, and many others. The plates include the menu printed in red and black. Includes the toasts and speeches. Very scarce. In Good- Condition: lacking original wrapper; text block is separating; title page is lightly soiled; minor loss at upper corners of title… Read More