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Trade paperback. Etat : Fine. First edition. 189 p.

Paperback. Etat : Good. Light general wear Satisfaction 100% guaranteed.

3: Cloth/Embossed Hardcover. Etat : B: Book: Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : A: Book Has No Dust Jacket. Previous Owner Name. Title page has some penciled marks like circles or curlyques made by a child. Could be erased by are somewhat charming, as some of the letters spell out 'love'. The whole book is charming, and includes simple lists of items need to care for a new baby. This is not a technical manual that you'd find a the baby store, no this is a lovely book that gets to the simple and uncomplex details of baby's life, wants, needs. How to bathe, dress, feed and get new baby to sleep. Lovely gift for a new mother who loves 1940s / 1950s era black and white artful photography. Please send us a note if you have any questions. Thank you. 2. Illustrated with Black and White Photographs (illustrateur). Book.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. Inscribed and dated1943 by Simonson. A graduate of Harvard College, 1909, Simonson went on to have a versatile career as a theatrical set designer, architect, interior designer and painter. This work documents mostly his set and costume designs for the Theatre Guild, of which he was one of the founders. He was responsible for virtually all their designs between their founding in 1919 and the publication of this book. As the book corroborates, he was instrumental in the move away from literal realism in set design. He also worked with some of the most legendary theater personalities and productions -- O'Neill, Shaw, the Lunts, just to name a few. There are among the photos a few photos of his interior decoration, to which he brought a theatrical flair. All the more remarkable, we will add, because Simonson was black and gay man. It is curious, we think, that none of the short biographies online make any mention of this fact. Nor was he of a complexion that would have facilitated his "passing". Clearly he was a towering talent, and he moved among people that his demographic identity was beside the point. Plus there is nothing obvious is his prodigious output that would connect him to this identity, perhaps, but the same was certainly as much the case with other artists who still could not escape their being defined by their demographic label. Oblong 4to. 24 by 31 cm. xix, 100, [2], 80 pp. The illustrations are concentrated at the end, the final 80 paginated pages. Illustrations are mostly b/w photos, but there are full color plates, all of drawings for costumes and sets. The book is uncommon in commerce -- there were no copies available online on the date of this listing. Being oblong, the hinges have been re-inforced to counteract what had become a shake. Otherwise, typical light to moderate wear. Generally clean leaves, with light age toning.…

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. No Dust Jacket. This oversized Work family history on the descendants of Henry Work of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania is divided into five sections: Updates and Additions to 1969 Volume, Tennessee Work Families, Kentucky Work Families, New England Work Families (in six parts), Other Impressive Work Families. Illustrated with photographs, maps, copies of original source documents. Index.; MCN34695; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 529 pp.…