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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No dust jacket.

Taschenbuch. 795 Gut / ohne Umschlag / ISBN 3453370082 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 485.

Fischer, Justine. Unauthorized Practice Handbook. A Compilation of Statutes, Cases, and Commentary on the Unauthorized Practice of Law. Chicago: American Bar Foundation, 1972. Reprinted by William S. Hein & Co., Inc., 1990. ISBN 0899417345. xvi, 367 pp. Cloth. New. $52.

Zustand: Very good++. Boris Lurie in NO!art: Boris Lurie and NO!art, Koroska Galerija Likovnih Umetnosti, Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia, April 2019. 280 x 222mm. 194pp. book, illustrated in colour throughout. Text in English and Slovenian. Edition of 500. Catalogue on Boris Lurie and other NO!artists. Published to coincide with an exhibition at Koroska Galerija Likovnih Umetnosti 5 April 2 June 2019. NO!art is a radical avant-garde anti-art movement, started in the mid-twentieth century by Lurie, Sam Goodman and Stanley Fisher. With texts by Lurie, Fisher, Andreja Hribernik, Ivonna Veiherte, Thomas B. Hess, Tom Wolfe, Dore Ashton and Harold Rosenberg. Heavy item; extra postage required. Condition: minor ding top left; otherwise fine, no tears or writing. Overall: Very good++.

Hardcover. Zustand: g to vg. First edition. Quarto. xxvi, 74pp., 2 plates. Original yellow clothe with modern design and typography in red and blue on cover, blue lettering on spine., protected by modern mylar. Frontispiece drawing of F. A. B. by Orlik. Publisher's device on title page. With essays by Herbert Eulenberg, A Personal Sketch, and Max Osborn, and a statement "On Living" by Fritz August Breuhaus. A Critique. Profusely illustrated with color and b/w offset illustrations of architectural drawings, plans and b/w photographs of exteriors and interiors, including accessories, of impressive architecture by Breuhaus, including an extensive section on The Bremen." Photographs by August Sander, Hugo Schmölz, Hans Finsler, Karl Rogge, J. Becker, Rud. Stickelmann, J. Söhn, H. Engelke, Anton Sahm, Luftverkehr Strähle and Photo Worsinger. Contains list of architectural projects between 1909 and 1929. Text in English and German. Binding with light sunning along edges and spine. Two very small stains on front, one on back cover. Small closed tears at joints at head and tail of spine. Previous owner's nicely penned signature on front free endpaper. Binding in overall good, interior in very good condition.

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Fair. Illustrated by Winter, W.A.; Wallam, J.S. (illustrator). First Edition. Features: Cover art by W.A. Winter shows husband returning to home filled with card-playing ladies; No Excuse Now for Atomic Hush-Hush (Editorial); The Man Who Clipped the King - Paul Emile ("Red") Tasse was barber at the Chateau Laurier Hotel for Thirty years; Jim Crow Lives in Dresden, Ontario - 300 of the 1,700 citizens have Negro blood but can't get a store haircut, a permanent wave, or a restaurant meal; - article with photos; Lucy Makes My Living (fiction); The Fabulous Fraud From Eastwood - Was Ontario's audacious Cassie Chadwick the world's greatest woman swindler? - she hoaxed her way into $1.5 million; Don't Be Scared of Your Heart - the truth about tickers by an M.D.; The Loneliest Man in Canada - Frank McLaren killed his wife in 1927 and spent twelve years in jail, but now he's out; Can You Tell Which Gems are Real? - the synthetic jewelry trade is booming; The Dauntless Deacon of Caulflower Row - the checkered career of John Finlay Allen; Jeanne D'Arc and the Siren Sea (fiction); The Battle of the St. Lawrence (conclusion) - Nazi U-boats in the St. Lawrence; Frank Gladstone Waddington is the dean of Canadian Auctioneers; Nice colour-illustrated Massey-Harris tractor ad shows farmer on tractor plowing his lane with cream cans at gate; and more. 60 pages. Back cover missing. Front cover secured with archival tape. A worthy vintage example.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Maclean's, Canada's National Magazine, 1 November (Nov.) 1949 Cover art by W.A. Winter shows husband returning to home filled with card-playing ladies; No Excuse Now for Atomic Hush-Hush (Editorial); The Man Who Clipped the King - Paul Emile ("Red") Tass.