![GRAPHIC DESIGN] MOSCOW CENTRAL THEATER FOR CHILDREN](/pictures/thumb/294931.JPG?v=1642971736)
13 3/4 x 4 5.8”; placard on brightly printed card stock, printed in black, red, blue and olive green on white card stock; an advertising placard for the Moscow Central Theater for Children (perhaps from the 1970’s?) a venerable Russian..... More
![MOVIE STILLS; PHOTOGRAPHS] DIXIE. CHRONICLES OF AMERICA. 1924](/pictures/thumb/288819.JPG?v=1591218933)
Yale University Press, 1924. Two 8 x 10” movie stills from “Dixie”, one of The Chronicles of America Photoplays, a series undertaken by the Yale University Press as attempt to translate their history books of the same name into film..... More
Madrid: Diplomatic Information Office, 1950. Covering a number of different aspects of Spanish movie-making in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War. With an historical “synthesis” down to 1939; films made in the 10 years prior; description of production..... More
London: Dennis Dobson, 1946. Hard Cover. First Edition. The dustjacket has some shelfwear and minor loss to the spine extremities. It is not price-clipped and is protected with a new mylar cover. More
Vienne: Chez Jean-Thomas de Trattnern, 1765. Soft Cover. Facsimile Reprint. Numbered 429 of 500 copies; a facsimile reprint by Achille Bertarelli of Milan in 1956, of the 1765 Jean-Thomas edition. Small tear to the top edge of the front cover..... More
Liverpool: Henstock & Foulkes. Soft Cover. The articles of incorporation from 1908 for the “Colosseum Picturedrome” in Blackpool. There are still “picturedromes” in England.. The purpose of this picturedrome was “for cinematograph entertainments and the production of spectacular pieces, for..... More
Hollywood, CA: Paramount PIctures, 1923. Stapled Pamphlet. “The Covered Wagon” is considered the first great Western epic in movie history, establishing a number of cliches that became staples. Very nice copy of the booklet that “has been prepared to present..... More
New York: The James A. McCann Company, [1922]. Soft Cover. Maurice J. Grainger’s Amateur Radio; How and Why of Wireless with Complete Instructions on Operation of Receiving Outfits. With in text, printed diagrams and illustrations. Heavy wear to the spine..... More
Washington, D.C. Alhambra Publishers, 1979. Stapled Pamphlet. There are no ownership or other marks in the book; couple of faint stains to the front cover. More
E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 1938. Hard Cover. First Edition. A clean copy; stated First Edition. Includes numerous black and white plates, with leading edge deckled. Bound in brown cloth with lettering stamped in gilt. Dustjacket has chips and..... More
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1990. Octavo. Soft Cover. 637pp. No markings in text; paper binding. More
New York: Benjamin Blom, 1966. Hard Cover. Blue cloth binding with light edgewear to extremities. ; previous owner bookplate is present; no markings in text. More
New York: Short Wave & Television, 1937. Stapled Pamphlet. From the earliest years of television -- hence the question raised, “When will we have television”. A 36 p. stapled pamphlet in blue printed wrappers. Illustrated with drawings and diagrams, as..... More
New York: Dodd, Mead and Company, 1923. Hard Cover. Foxing to the preliminaries, toning and scotch tape staining to the endpapers. Small chips and tears to the edges of the dustjacket, reinforced with amateur scotch tape repairs. Red cloth with..... More
Tod Herbers, [1982]. Stapled Pamphlet. A clean copy of the American Film Institute’s tribute book for Frank Capra. Compiled for his Life Achievement Award in 1982. This copy is in Near Fine condition, with slight wear and rubbing to the..... More
Raleigh: The Critical Press, 2015. Hard Cover. Signed. This copy is Signed by Tom Roston with a personal inscription on the title page. More
![THEATER PROGRAM] CHU CHIN CHOW. | F. RAY COMSTOCK AND MORRIS GEST PRESENT. A MUSICAL TALE OF THE...](/pictures/thumb/283122.JPG?v=1591216985)
F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest, [1917]. Quarto. Stapled Pamphlet. A clean copy of a theater program with laid in handbills. The program included a 20 page novelization of the play as well as numerous color illustrations of the characters..... More