frank j beech (3 Ergebnisse)

Staplebound. Zustand: Good. Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1933. 15 cm. 35 cm. 25 b&w illustrations. Staplebound. Chipped lower corner and top edge, plus chip to edge of front cover. Staples rusting. Photos of mines, miners, prospectors. Articles about Ontario gold production, gold producers, Granada Gold Mine, known gold areas in Ontario (with map), youth in the northland, northern Quebec gold, etc. Much advertising for various mines and syndicates.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Illustrated by Falter, John (cover); Line, L.; Ard, Kurt; Kane, Morgan;Stevens, Peter; Conner, Mac; (illustrator). First Edition. 132 pages. Short Stories: Compromise Courtship; Doctor's Gamble; Hand-Me-Down Bride; The Meanest Kid in Town. Articles: Our Ordeal over the Pacific - Maj. Samuel W. Tyson nurses a crippled C-97 transport 1000 miles ; Theyd Rather Dance Than Eat - the Roseland at Broadway; The Woes of West Coast Football - the scandal-ridden Pacific Coast Conference; Out of My Past (part 4 of 5) - George Raft; The Negro in the North (part 1 of 2) - predictions of desegregation-related social upheaval; Struggle for Power In Indonesia; We Run a Nursing Home. Serials: Trouble at Midas Creek (part 2 of 7); Violent City (conclusion). Ads: Kelvinator and GE appliances; Chanse & Sanborn coffee; United Aircraft Corporation;Campbell's Soup; Euclid excavating equipment; GE TVs; Arvin transistor radios and radiant heaters; Wheeling Metal Products; Nice 7-Up ad features young drummer; Lucky Strike (back cover). Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy.; Magazine; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; The Saturday Evening Post, October (Oct.) 12, 1957 - The Negro in the North Sukarno Colonal Simbalon John M. Allison Compromise Courtship; Doctor's Gamble; Hand-Me-Down Bride; The Meanest Kid in Town. Articles: Our Ordeal over the Pacific - Maj. Samue.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Intended as an advertising effort to promote the Toronto company's rotogravure (intaglio printing process) publishing technique, this publication is an important record of Toronto architecture / photographic history. Some of the documented buildings no longer exist. Brown boards with debossed lettering & insignia. Undated but likely circa 1930 based on the date listed for the more-common soft cover edition. Approx. 80 pages with glorious sepia, bluish-tinged and B&W archival photos. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. The clean boards have moderate rubbing to corners with a name covered by blue marker on front blank page. Due to size & weight, extra shipping WILL be required. Please contact us by email to determine an accurate Canadian postal rate to your region. Can be picked up or delivered locally in the K-W area. Can be picked up or delivered locally in the K-W area.