keith zaner (6 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. Spotless inside and out. Upper right corner of the front cover mildly creased. Very little wear otherwise. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: Lost Paper, Part 5: Windows into the Past: Ron Antonelli treats Q readers to some unusual pictures; A Variation from American Model Toys: Karl Burkhardt ponders some variations of those silver streamliners; Old Collectors Never Die--Harry Rinker discusses a subject we never want to discuss; "Who Done It?", Part 26: John Newbraugh having just celebrated his 25th anniversary of mystery solving pens his 26th probe; T.T.T. (Tootsietoy Trains) Part 3: Postwar Diecast Trains: Bruce Manson continues his Tootsietoy Series with the postwar diecast trains; Trains were Great at the Golden Gate in '88: Dave Dansky tells why so many TOA members 'left their hearts' in Oakland; New Product Review--Lionel Rock Island Steam Engine, Catalog #6--18001, Engine #5100: Al Ruocchio analyzed a new Lionel locomotive and for the most part liked what he found; Ageless Boys: Max Knoecklein has a surprise for catalog enthusiasts; The Erector Set Story, Part 3, The Early Metal Box 1933-1941: Bill Bean continues his Erector story and discusses sets that AF fans will be looking for; Lionel Trains, Inc., Numbering System: "Scotty" Arkenas explains the new Lionel numbering system; Anatomy of a Fake, Part 3: Tom McComas and James Tuohy warn members that fakes are out there in the postwar/MPC era; Industrial Display--"Free in '32, Rare in '88": Ray Fetzner shares a super Lionel find; The Five-Fifteen Limited: Keith Zaner pays tribute to a man who will not be catching the 5:15 Limited; Drumhead: Thanks--more questions--answers; and Tinplate Library: New books of interest to the train collector.

tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. Civilización, progreso y cultura.(008) Revista de Occidente. Madrid. 1970. 20 cm. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial. Cubierta deslucida. (=3528144=) JM03.

Rústica. Zustand: Muy Buen estado.

Madrid, Septiembre 1970. 21x14 cm. 124 p. Rústica. Sumario: R. M. Zaner (La realidad radical del cuerpo humano), F. A. Tillman (De la percepción de las personas), K. Botsford (Un miembro de la delegación). Notas por R. Cepeda (Más cartas inéditas de Moratín), Carlos Moya (T. W. Adorno, In Memoriam). Crítica por Aguilar Piñal, Bozal, Abellán, Gállego, Savater, Amorós, Coy, de Luis, Uribarri. Viñeta de Mignoni. Buen estado. Primera edición. (Ref. Lt.2).

Madrid, Septiembre 1970. 21x14 cm. 124 p. Rústica. Sumario: R. M. Zaner (La realidad radical del cuerpo humano), F. A. Tillman (De la percepción de las personas), K. Botsford (Un miembro de la delegación). Notas por R. Cepeda (Más cartas inéditas de Moratín), Carlos Moya (T. W. Adorno, In Memoriam). Crítica por Aguilar Piñal, Bozal, Abellán, Gállego, Savater, Amorós, Coy, de Luis, Uribarri. Viñeta de Mignoni. Buen estado. Primera edición. (Ref. N. 600-Y).

1970, Madrid, Revista de Occidente, Septiembre 1970, Fundada por Jose Ortega y Gasset, 223 paginas, 22x15, cubiertas en tapa blanda ilustrada con Viñeta de Rafael Uribarri, buen estado.