dodd howell (4 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Crewes, Monte (Cover); Dodd, Howell; Kalin, Victor; Butcher, Lawrence; Gulser, Martin; Alex McLaren (ad Inside Back cover) (illustrator). First Edition. 50 pages. Features: A Veteran Gets a Home - Photo-illustrated article by Max Braithwaite explains how the V.L.A. helped his family buy that 'small place in the country'; Hairbreadth Harold Lloyd - he's back in pictures again - article with photo; Profile of Hume Wrong; The Thropp Family comic. Fiction: The Melancholy Walker; This is My Son; Feather in the Wind; Miss Billings Makes a Sale. Book Condensation - The Pale Blonde of Sands Street (part 1). Ads: Nice colour map ad for Erven Lucas Bols inside front cover; Tangee (featuring images of Mrs. Charles Boyer and Constance Luft Huhn; Odo-Ro-No ad features fashion model Pat Ralph; Colour back cover ad for Eagle Mirado Writing Pencils. Average wear. Several minor tape mends. A sound vintage copy.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Schmidt, O.F.; Van Swearingen; Holbrooke, Pat; Dodd, Howell; Heitland, W. Emerton; Don Lou; Allen, James; Kinley, Fred (illustrator). First Edition. 50 pages. Features: Back of Russia's Poker Face; Opera on the Upbeat; Actor on the Diplomatic Stage - Douglas Fairbanks; Profile of Arthur MacNamara. Fiction: Retreaded Wolf; The Old Stand; The Professor Plans a Haul; Watt Holly and teh City Lady. Part 2 of condensed book "The Birthday Murder". Two-page Thropp Family comic by Lawrence Lariar. Ads: Colour ad for Carling's Breweries features pheasant conservation; Vintage one-page ad for the MGM movie "Adventure" with illustration of Clark Gable and Greer Garson; Hinds for Hands; Elizabeth Arden; YWCA (inside back cover); Colour Coke ad on back cover features illustration of four young well-dressed people preparing snacks and music in someone's home. Average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy.

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Good. Illustrated by Cahen, Oscar (Cover); Dodd, Howell; Van Swearingen;Crawley, Ralph; Horn, Max; Strongin; (illustrator). First Edition. Features: Cover art by Oscar Cahen featues sleeping hobo surrounded by birds and little girl; Could the Reds Cripple Canadian Industry? - photo-illustrated article on the threat posed by Communist Canadian labour leaders; Lady Who Has Lived - the extraordinary story of pianist Maryla Jonas, who crossed hell and high water to Carnegie Hall - and sudden fame, riches, and glory; Good News for Ulcer Sufferers - relief may be two years off; Personality - Old Camper - Taylor Statten uses his top-flight Ontario summer camps to train a new school of boys' workers - and even to finance a camp for street boys in far-off India; Why Not Build a Mud House? - author describes the amazing experience of living in her Indian mud house; Tricks of the Baseball Trade - article with photos of Jim Tabor, Clint Hartung and Carden Gillenwater; In Darkest Mexico - in filming 'The Macomber Affair', Gregory Peck, Joan Bennett, and Robert Preston outsuffered the original Hemingway characters; Esther Williams provides her favourite laugh; Movie Reviews - with photos. Stories: Iron Man; Silent Partner; Party Line. Condensed Book - Mr. Adam (part 2 of 2) and more. Ads: Uncommon two-colour photo-illustrated ad inside front cover recruits student nurses across the country; Polaroid Visors; Vaseline Hair Tonic for women; Colour Carling's ad inside back cover promotes conservation of the small-mouthed black bass; Great vintage colour Coke ad on back cover features young lovely beckoning readers to join her on her patio for a cool drink. 50 pages. Unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. A sound and pleasing vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; The New Liberty Magazine, May 31, 1947 - Could the Reds Cripple Canadian Industry? Oscar Cahen featues sleeping hobo surrounded by birds and little girl; Could the Reds Cripple Canadian Industry? - photo-illustrated article on the threat posed by Communi.

Unbound. Zustand: Very Good. A small collection of photographs, negatives and ephemera from the artist Howell Dodd, Jr. Included are 12 manilla file folders containing well over 100 strips of photo negatives and 10 contact sheets, as well as a half dozen photographs of Dodd and his family. Also included are several printed examples of Dodd's artwork published in magazines and newspapers, along with some correspondence. Overall very good or better with the negatives housed in protective wax paper sleeves, the contact sheets with only light edgewear and assorted personal paper with toning and typical wear from mailing. Howell was born in Georgia in 1910 and worked an art editor at the *Atlanta Journal*, before later joining the Associated Press where, during World War II, he served as a war correspondent. Post-war he provided illustrations for magazine such as *Liberty*, * True*, *Crime* and * Police Detective*, and also commercial work, with several examples here for the pharmaceutical company Pfizer. Howell was also as an instructor for several years at the Famous Artists School correspondence course. The negatives are a mix of personal and professional images, with many used for reference in his illustrations. Nearly all of the folders are labeled with Dodd's pencil notes: shooting, fishing, cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, baseball parks, city life, street signs, store windows, cafe, etc., as well as children playing and people at home and in the office. There are also a series of shots of two different models posing in bathing suit with one being his wife, Marilee. About a third of the negatives include his family on vacation or son playing sports. A number of these are accompanied by photographs made from the negatives, as well as 10 contact sheets containing anywhere from six to two dozen images. A small but interesting collection of material from a now forgotten but successful full-time illustrator and war correspondent from Georgia.