Search Results: Titles starting with G from Juliet Webster

Small pocket size list of books. In pencil on front cover previous owner has written "Ref Only Do Not Sell". Stapled booklet.

Hotei Publishing. Fine. unopened. Comprehensive overview of Genji prints.

Sacramento: State of California Division of Mines, 1954. 1954 oblong bulletins. Cardboard slipcase, booklets and maps inside. very good. Large oversize box with individual reports inside. Included:Geologic Guides #2,3,4,5. Missing #1Geology of Southern California Bulletin 170 in 10 individual parts: General Features, Geology of the Natural Provinces, Historical Geology, Structural Features, Geomorphology, Hydrology, Minerology and Petrology, Mineral Deposits and Mineral Industry, Oil and Gas, Engineering Aspects of Geology. Plus an envelope of maps. Each part is written by different authors, sometimes multiple authors. Photos, maps, charts, graphs are throughout. Cardboard slipcase is rough, but the bulletins are in very good condition.

Scranton, PA: International Textbook Company, 1905. Half-leather. Very Good-. Packed with plates and drawings. Binding tight, top of leather spine small piece missing.

Gettysburg, PA: Thomas Publications, 1996. Magazine size. Fine. Great photos, then and now of the Historic Battlefield

Graphic Novel

Covers modern techniques for gilding books, paper, furniture, picture frames and other things. Gilding can be gold, copper, silver.

n.s.: Booher, 2012. Large size paperback. Very Good+. Lots of photos of the scandalous life of a woman wrestler and sex biz worker. Bold inscription.

This book was originally published in Edinburgh in 1857 by a a British artist, J.D. Borthwick. Editor Horace Kapheart found a copy of this rare book and reprinted it. The book details all aspects of the Gold Rush in California, including chapters on the Chinese. The focus is finding gold and life in the mines. Written during the time of the great gold rush it is an on-the-scene record of these events. This is an original printing of 1917, not a print on demand. No dust jacket, overall good-very good.

Kuala Lumpur: Perce ta kan Rina Sdn. Bhd., 1998. Very Good. Very Good. Catalogue produced for the exhibition on Gold Jewelry and Ornaments of Malaysia held in Pasadena, CA.

Tokyo: Charles E. Tuttle Company, 1967. First. Very Good. Very Good. Story of the T'ang told through objects in the author's collection.191 pgs. 24 plates in color - 100 plates in black and white

Reprints of 6 newspaper articles from 1880s. Printed on newsprint paper. Includes "Good Bye Jesse", "The Dead Outlaw", "Missed His Mark", "Finis", "At Jesse's Home", "Justly Slain".

New York: Park Lane, 1981. Very Good. Very Good. This covers 33 cathedrals in 6 countries giving detailed accounts of how they were built, the styles and the political events involved.328 pgs.Beautiful coffee table book.

Hennessey & Ingalls was an excellent book store in Santa Monica for years, dealing in Art and Architechture. This book was published by them possibly before they opened their book store. They eventually moved to Hollywood and then downtown Los Angeles to be near the architecture school. This book is packed with Hansen's artwork. This is No 1 from the American Prints and Printmaker's series.

Signed, edition limited to 300 copies. Scholarly aspects of the Benteen dispute with Custer. Introduction by John M. Carroll. Bibliography at rear.

Henry Langford Loucks was born at Hull, Ontario, Canada, May 24, 1846 to William J. and Anna (York) Loucks. He was educated in the Canadian common schools. He married Florence Isabel McCraney at Oakville, Ontario, Canada, May 22, 1878. They had seven children, four of whom grew to maturity: Perry, Anna, Elizabeth, and Daniel. Loucks came to the United States and conducted a mercantile business in Michigan and later in Missouri. In 1884, he settled on a government homestead in Deuel County, Dakota Territory, near Clear Lake (S.D.). His settlement came as the great boom was subsiding. He experienced almost at once the hardships which were common to the farmers of the region and he took up their cause by organizing a "farmer's club" which soon became the Territorial Alliance. In 1885, this group affiliated with the National Farmer's Alliance. Loucks became the leader and president of the Territorial Alliance and assisted in organizing a number of cooperative business ventures, including fire and hail… Read More

Trabuco Canyon: California Classics, 1980. pictorial binding, 4to. Very Good. 199 pgs illustrated with photos and old ads.

Issues included: Jan - Oct, 1935. 10 issues, generally good to very good condition, some edge chips. NRA logo on covers. (US govt National Recovery Administration)

Issue from March 1955

Issues frtom 1933: Jan, April, July, Nov,, Dec. - 5 issues total. Generally good, some worn, some stains, some pages folded over minor chipping. April issue has dampstsin throughout.