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No Binding. Zustand: Fine. Original Photograph. Original Photograph, Image 9 1/2" X 7 5/8". Ewing Galloway's Stamps And Title Label And Control Number On Verso. Ewing Galloway (1880 - 1953) Was An American Journalist. He Owned A Photography Agency That Provided Works Focused Around The Economy And Transportation. The Ewing Galloway Agency Was, At The Time, The Largest Photography Agency In The United States.

No Binding. Zustand: Fine. Original Photograph. Original Photograph, Image 9 1/2" X 7 5/8". Ewing Galloway's Stamps And Title And Control Number On Verso. Ewing Galloway (1880 - 1953) Was An American Journalist. He Owned A Photography Agency That Provided Works Focused Around The Economy And Transportation. The Ewing Galloway Agency Was, At The Time, The Largest Photography Agency In The United States.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very good. Ewing Galloway (Photographer) (illustrator). Presumed First Edition, First printing. xiii, [1], 252, [10] pages. Includes Foreword by Senator Alan Cranston, Preface, Notes, Recommended Reading, and Index. Part I covers Women and War, and Historical Background; Part II covers World War II Women, and Women in the Military After World War II; Part III covers What Happened to them--Women Veterans as Viewed by the Public and Private Sectors, and Veterans' Benefits for Women Veterans; and Part IV covers Where They are Today--Women Veterans in Organizations, and Current Situation and New Policy Initiatives. Discusses the place of women in the American armed forces and examines the impact of military service on the lives and careers of female veterans. This book offers a realistic and often unpretty picture of a less-than-stellar chapter in America's treatment of its female service personnel. June Adele Willenz (née Friedenberg; December 17, 1924 - May 3, 2020) was an military veterans advocate, Executive Director of the American Veterans Committee, and author of Women Veterans: America's Forgotten Heroines. Willenz also initiated the effort to build the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. ''Women Veterans: America's Forgotten Heroines, documented the lives of several women who had served in the military and the impact it had on their lives. It called attention to the inequality between men's and women's benefits, and the neglect of women veterans. Largely in response to the book, Congress held its first hearings on women veterans and the Veterans Administration established a Women Veterans Advisory Committee. She developed the first legal aid project for veterans with discharge-related problems. As a result of her advocacy, thousands of Vietnam War veterans eventually had their discharges upgraded to "general" or "honorable" status. Willenz was the first woman to head the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Task Force on Military/Veterans Affairs, and the first to chair a Presidential Subcommittee on Disabled Veterans. She was cited for "outstanding leadership" of the Subcommittee. She organized a conference on the Draft, which encouraged national debate and influenced policy direction. Willenz also advocated for the rights and recognition of women veterans. Willenz also initiated efforts to create a national memorial to women veterans. Her work in the AVC eventually led to the building of the Women in Military Service for America Memorial. Derived from a Kirkus review: Willenz addresses how American servicewomen have been ignored. There is then a brief reprise of women's military role from the Revolution to Reagan, followed, for the largest portion of the book, by profiles of vets. Whether from WW II or later, they attest to the benefits of service--a broader outlook, more social consciousness, more self-confidence. They recount how they used their veterans' benefits. Willenz, executive director of the AVC, does have some particulars on inequalities in the administration of veterans' programs.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. Ewing Galloway photos (illustrator). 1st Edition. The Boys' Book of Arctic Exploration -one of the titles in the great adventure books series, conceived by Irving Crump: Illustrated by Ewing Galloway photos. The other titles in the series are(just to give you an idea): THE BOYS' BOOK OF FIREMEN -- 1916. THE BOYS' BOOK OF POLICEMEN -- 1917. THE BOYS' BOOK OF MOUNTED POLICE -- 1917. THE BOYS' BOOK OF RAILROADS -- 1921. THE BOYS' BOOK OF FOREST RANGERS -- 1924. 1933. THE BOYS' BOOK OF COAST GUARDS -- 1924. 1928. 1931. THE BOYS' BOOK OF ARCTIC EXPLORATION -- 1925. THE BOYS' BOOK OF THE U.S. MAILS -- with an introduction by Harry S. New. 1926. THE BOYS' BOOK OF RAILROADS -- 1929. THE BOYS' BOOK OF NEWSREEL HUNTERS -- 1933. THE BOYS' BOOK OF FISHERIES -- 1933. THE BOYS' BOOK OF COWBOYS -- 1934. 1938. THE BOYS' BOOK OF AIRMEN -- with an introduction by Commander Richard E. Byrd. 1927. 1943.

Zustand: Fine. Photograph is 10 inches high by 6-1/2 inches wide. Loosely mounted on piece of paper. Photography not identified. Ewing Galloway company stock photograph. Galloway stamp on verso. no date. c. 1990-1920? . Fine.

Zustand: Very good. Five 17 x 23 cm b&w photo postcards. Building descriptions on rear. Some soiling to reverse sides. Includes: two cards featuring Severance Hall; one Public Auditorium; one Public Library; one High Level Bridge.

No Binding. Zustand: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Original b/w press photo, 21x26cm including white border, with Ewing Galloway Agency ink stamp and printed paper caption to the back. About very good with light wear. "204666. Iran (Persia): Fisherman tossing a net at Bahrein, in the Persian Gulf. In the background is the large refinery of the Bahrein Petroleum Company, Ltd. a subsidiary of the Caltex Oil Company". The photo is undated, but probably c1968 at the earliest when the Bahrain Refinery Expansion Programme was completed increasing capacity from 10K to 250K barrels per day, and before March 1970 when Iran renounced its claim on Bahrain.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. Three original b/w photos, 25x20cm, with typed and ms captions and ink stamps to the backs. (1) "A seaport for Arabian trade with the outside world". This presents a striking view of Aden's main square with camel caravan in the foreground, and jagged mountains beyond. Ewing Galloway, 19 May 1934. Good, creased, with no edit marks to the image. // (2) "One of the streets of Aden", showing a man leading his laden camel through a street lined with bustling pavement cafes, the top of Big Ben Aden visible in the background. Graphic Photo Union, 30 Apr 1937. Good only, with archival tape repair to the verso, and some cropping and edit marks to the image. // (3) "A beautiful oasis in the Arabian desert -- near Aden". This photo, taken to provide realistic background shots for the forthcoming film Trade Winds, presents an idyllic scene of traditional mud buildings nestled among date palms with locals and their camels enjoying the water. NEA, 27 Dec 1937. Good with a couple of short closed tears, and no edit marks to the image.

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Good. Millar, Lynn; Lieberman, Archie; Knight, Derek; Cherney, Lawrence; Galloway, Ewing; O'Brian, William; Dean, Abner (illustrator). First Edition. 48 pages. Features: What's the Mainstream? - Who is in It?; Why the French Mistrust Us?; Not Enough Food for Too Many People in India; The Farmer - Key Man of India - photos; Two-Year-Olds are Very Smart; Fantastic color-photo ad for Collins & Aikman features model in field with pipers in background; Chesterfield cigarette ad features photos of William C. Bettendorf, Jr, Ann Foreman and M. Fillmore Harty, Jr.; Shaggy Englishman Story - British long-hairs are proud of setting a new tonsorial style - but the barbers are crying - with photos of Brian Jones, John Lennon, and others; Photos of Eight Riddles of Mankind; Of Youth and Health; Photos of fashions by Norman Norell and James Galanos; Sexy Marilynesque ad for the Downingtown Inn of Downington, PA; and more. Average wear. Faint library stamp on front cover. A sound vintage copy.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 139 pp., maps, diagrams. original binding tape along spine is mostly missing, original staple binding is in good condition, some minor writing on front cover, 5 fold-out maps in pocket are in nice condition. Scale of five maps in pocket: 1:2,000,000.

o.J. 45 sw Fotos 45 Ill.O.Umschlag ca. 18 X 23 cm Fotos leichte Gebrauchsspuren, Umschlag beschädigt Beschriftung mit Bleistift - Bez. der Fotos: Mechendise Markt, Wrigley Field- Chicago, Oak Street Beach, Iron Ore Docks& Steel Plant, Chrysler Dodge Plant, Final Assaembly Line, Washington D.C., Lincoln Memorial, Abraham Lincoln, Ocean Front Hotels, Public Gardens and Beacon Hill, Football-Coliseum, Los Angeles, Hollywood Bowl, The American Falls, Liberty Bell, City Hall-Philadelphia, Postoffice Tampa, Chinatown, Golden Gate Bridge, Loading Lumber, Lake Washington Floating Bridge, Statue of Liberty, New York Skyline, Midtown New York, St. Patrick s Cathedral, New York at Night, La Guardia Airport, Empire State Building, Steel Mills at Night, University of Pittsburgh Campus, San Xavier Del Bac Mission, Boulder Dam, "The Daylight"-Pacific Coast, Tempel Israel-Bosten, Harvesting Wheat-Washington, King Cotton, Cloverleaf Intersection, Touch Football, New England Village, Dairy Farming, Mt. Rushmore, Sun Valley Idaho,Yousemite National Park, Corn-Middle West, Benjamin Franklin Parkway Sprache: de.

58 original photographs - all strong and impressive images. Each photo is loosely mounted on a piece of blue paper. The pages are not bound together. The photographers are not named. All photos are identified, and have Galloway stamp and mounted printed paper label on verso. Photos vary from about 10x7 to 9 inches x 12 inches. The photos are not dated but appear to be c. 1900- 1920. Most views are of Egypt, Italy, Mexico, Spain. Views are artistic and beautiful.