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Zustand: Very Good. Very Good condition. Hardcover edition. Pack of designed paper sheets inside rear cover. ISBN: 9781577558033. (Hobbies, Papercraft. Paper Planes).

Hardcover. Zustand: VG(+). 1st ed. 132 pp.; small sig. top front endpaper otherwise internally clean, tight & unmarked. Blue yellow-lettered board covers clean but faint suggestion of spine end rubbing a couple of trivial edge bumps. Two of the 8 papers are in German. The main point of interest in this work is Henry A. Murray's invited opening address 'Prospect for Psychology' which is actually an account of a mescaline trip taken under his then Harvard colleague Timothy Leary's guidance. Murray was 68 years old at this point. Leary also addressed the Congress but his talk is not in this volume.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Cracow Under Enemy Rule. Jan Dabrowski & 5 others. Translated by Jan Stanislawski. Soft covers and in good condition.

Zustand: Nuevo. 183 pages.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. viii, 74 pages : illustrations (some colour), 1 map (colour), plans (colour) ; 30 cm.

First edition. 1st edition, in blue cloth with paper title labels on spine & front board. Signed on front free end paper by 3 of the 6 poets, + 6 other signatures. A little light foxing / browning; severe loss of colour to cloth on back board; spine browned, with wear at head & foot & illegible title label Used - Acceptable. SIGNED copy Fair hardback Used - Acceptable. SIGNED copy Fair hardback.

First edition. Blue cloth with paper title labels on spine & front board; illustrations by R. Hopes. Signed on front free end paper by all 6 contributors, + 3 other signatures. Presentation inscription on front pastedown dated 1924. 1 poem tipped-in on blank page; a few marks in text. Spine discoloured, with browned & damaged title label Used - Good. SIGNED copy Good hardback Used - Good. SIGNED copy Good hardback.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 74 unnumbered pages; 20 cm. Ole John Aandal has always provoked through his art. The Prime Minister's Office will stop a plate of a pipe-smoking Gro harlem Brundtland and VG was shocked that the artist could manipulate himself into the press with Lady Di and Michael Jackson. In "Juvenilia", Ole John Aandal does not manipulate the photographs, but takes them directly from websites. All kinds of images, from the provocative to the sexy and the careless. The artist finds a new aesthetic understanding that the total democratization of photography through mobile phones and webcams enables.

Hardcover. Zustand: VG + for age. 1st Edition. Dark brown blind-stamped cl. wwith gilt sp. lettering a central Sydenham logo to front, a tiny (4 mm) clothsplit to lower back joint otherwise no obvious faults. All edges red. Series half-title giving this as Vol, LXV + vi + 557; hint of gutter opening between pp. vi and 1 but this held in check with transparent tear repair tape which is virtually invisible, virtually free of the tanning spots to which this series is prone and otherwise clean, tight and bright. 8 chapters on Physiology; 'Practical Medicine'; surgery; ophthalmology; midwifery, 'diseases of women' & paediatrics; Medical Jurisprudence; Materia Medica and Public Health. 14 cm x 22 cm.

Softcover. Zustand: Very good. First edition thus. Quarto. 64pp. Spiral bound. Stiff sepia-toned photographic wrappers. Illustrated with over 80 black & white photographs of nudists (with airbrushed genitalia). Contributions on how to join the club, testimonies of members, the morality of Naturism, outdoor cooking, private sunbathing and others. Includes club directory and photo-features on Camp scenes, Sun maidens, Work and play, and Sunshine and shadows.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. FIRST EDITIONS of all, except second and seventh work. 8vo. 8 works in 1, each followed by 2 to 4 blanks, I: pp. 15, [1]; II: pp. 16 + 1 folding plate of Westminster Bridge; III: pp. [5], 4-30 + 1 folding plate; IV: pp. 59. [1]; V: pp. [2], iii-iv, [1], 4-54 + 1 folding plate; VI: pp. [3], 2-70; VII: pp. [3], 4-30, [2]; VIII: pp. [5], ii-vi, [1], 2-82 + 4 folding plates. A total of 7 engraved folding plates with plans and designs of Westminster Bridge, the last comprising 12 ll. First title a little foxed, fourth work slightly browned, old repairs to blank verso of 4 plates of VIII, traces of glue to recto, pl.3 with pasted-over engraving, pl.4 with pasted-over title. Very good copies in handsome C18 polished calf, spine gilt with coronets, red morocco label. The Earl of Macclesfield's South Library bookplate to front pastedown, C18 ms shelfmark and C19 ms table of contents to ffep, Macclesfield dry-stamp to first title and to couple of ll. as usual, occasional early ms notes to fourth and eighth works. A unique collection of eight pamphlets dated 1728-43 I, III-VI and VIII in their first edition, I unrecorded - all devoted to plans and designs for the building of a stone bridge between Westminster and Lambeth. With 7 engraved folding plates illustrating various proposed designs. Westminster Bridge was built between 1739-50 by the Swiss Charles Labelye, after its plan had been opposed by the London guilds and waterman since the 1660s. Meanwhile, a wooden bridge had been built near Putney in 1729, to ease the traffic. Most of these pamphlets were written by major architects, such as Batty Langley and John James, later involved in the construction of the bridge. No similar collections appear to be recorded in any library worldwide, with some of these pamphlets absent from major bibliographies. It would be impossible now to replicate this collection. Together they illustrate the history of the long-standing debates on the construction and designs of this bridge. Apparently unrecorded elsewhere, John Price's 'A Short History of Bridges' (1728) discusses some of the most important bridges, ancient and modern, as an explanation to some drawings by Price, including one of London Bridge and the bridge at Rochester, which this pamphlet was supposed to accompany. Price also mentions his design for the bridge at Fulham, on which he was working at the time. Although the pamphlet bears 'End of Part I' as a last line, no other parts appear to have been published. In 'Some Considerations' (1736), here in its second, much enlarged edition, Price illustrated his proposed design for a nine-arch Westminster Bridge, with detail on its dimensions and construction, and an engraved folding plate. Batty Langley's 'Design for the New Bridge' (1736) was a thorough proposal for a plan of Westminster Bridge, using 'chain arches' instead of semi-circular ones, as others had suggested, to maximise the weight the bridge could carry. In particular, the pamphlet addresses how the river tides would affect the building, with detailed calculations; methods for laying the foundations of the piers; the total amount of stone required and its cost; and the use of horizontal cylinders 'for adjusting an equal pressure on the sides of each arch'. The total cost for the bridge was estimated at £24,174. John James' 'Short Review' (1736) engaged with the designs and calculations of Langley and Hawksmoor, and the enthusiastic and knowledgeable contemporary annotator often agreed with him (e.g., 'a notable remark!'). In particular, James criticised the design of the arches in relation to the calculated width of the river amd the ebbs and flows of the tides. Langley answered with his 'Reply to Mr John James' (1737), where he accused James of being 'absolutely a stranger to geometry', and of not understanding the construction of the arches (here illustrated), nor the calculations of the tides, which Langley explained here at length. Full details on request.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 307 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour) ; 29 cm. Parallel texts in German and English. On the occasion of exhibitions held at Kunstgebäude Schlosshof Bodenburg, Bodenburg, September 6 - October 5, 2014; October Gallery, London, September 18 - October 25, 2014; Galerie Simoncini, Luxemburg, 2016; Galerie Saro León, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2015; Skoto Gallery, New York, October 23, 2014 - January 10, 2015.