PERFORMING ARTS / General from Iron Engine

Warner Books; 1988. First printing. Hardcover with dust jacket. Lower fore-edge corner tips lightly bumped; remainder mark to exterior page ends on bottom edge.

Hardcover with dust jacket. 4th printing. 391 pages including an Index.

Hardcover with dust jacket. Now in Brodart archival protective sleeve. First printing. Includes a section of color photographs and two sections of black & white photographs. Also includes a filmography and appendixes where Chan describes his Top Ten Stunts, Top Ten Fights, and a list of injuries suffered during filming.

New York: Crown Publishers, Inc., 1994. First printing. Hardcover. Very Good +/very good +. Hardcover with dust jacket. This copy has two signatures by Audrey Meadows, the first in red ink with the inscription "Love," on the front free end paper and another in black ink preceding the half-title page. Light touch of wear. … Read more about this item

New York: Sherwood's, 1927. First printing. Hardcover. Good. Cloth. 240 pages. This copy signed/inscribed by the author, a protege of P.T. Barnum, on the front-free end paper as "Bob Sherwood XX Last of Barnum's Clowns." Some fraying at the spine ends with a tear at the corner of the front panel and the top of… Read more about this item

Atlanta: Turner Publishing Company, 1994. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. 250 pages. Signed/inscribed by the author on the front-free endpaper. Animation. Co-Founder of Hanna-Barbera studios, the creators of Flintstones, Jetson's, Johnny Quest. Company card laid-in. jacket has some indentations visible when held up at certain angles to light. a prior owner likely wrote/scribbled on a piece of paper laid atop the… Read more about this item

Schenectady, New York: Charles William Everson, 1998. Paperback. Very Good. Softcover. First printing. About 200 pages. The early days of General Electric Broadcasting Company's Schenectady, New York radio stations WGY/WGFM and television station WRGB as remembered by announcers, entertainment personalities; workers.

Schenectady, New York: Mandeville Gallery, Nott Memorial, Union College, 2006. First Edition. Wraps. Very Good. Some wear at corners and edges.. 64 p. oblong softcover. Signed by Steckler on the title page. Color photographs, black & white sketches. Includes essays "Artist Manifesto," by Charles Stickler, "What Is Stage Design," by Arnold Aronson, and "The Evolution of Stage Design in Western… Read more about this item