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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Clean covers, unmarked pages. This book shows minimal sign of wear to the cover, binding, or pages. No dust jacket included with this book. Secure packaging for safe delivery.

Broschur / Softcover. 1. Aufl. Sprache: Englisch, Japanisch / Double Negatives Architecture, shortly dNA, views the processes and devices used to measure space as 'architecture'. dNA assembled a team for each project and engaged in a unique spectrum of activities including software and architectural design. Spanning both technical and conceptual aspects, dNA has consistently questioned the very concept of "the language of architecture". It commenced their research on spatial inscriptions using dynamic polar coordinates which they call "Super Eye". Currently dNA is employing a bottom-up style cell automaton program to study architectural modelling through the automated generation of forms, architectural visions on progressive spatial concept and progressive architectural language. (Verlagsfrisch! / new) Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Boards slightly bowed, betray fading and nicks and other signs of wear and imperfection commensurate with age. Binding is tight and structurally sound. Pages absent any extraneous marks. Sealed in plastic for shipping. Secure packaging for safe delivery.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Photographic Negatives By Eric Rasmussen (illustrator). 1st Edition. 20 Pp. 11 1/4" X 8 3/4", Maroon Cloth, Gilt, Over Handmade Maroon And White Decorated Paper. Number 2 Of 9 Copies Only, Signed By The Printer, W. E. H. Rasmussen (Of The Dragon Bindery, Etc.) On The Limitation Page. Article By Faulkner, Including His Translation, Many Pages Of Scholarly Notes, And A Reproduction Of The Original Egyptian Text.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1910 hardcover, VG minus, moderate wear, bright gilt, pages yellowed with occasional foxing, smudges, minor blemishes, binding reasonably firm with incipient cracking.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Original Photographs 1903-1922 Including Many Negatives (Most Annotated), Copies Of Photographs (Most Annotated), Original Documents, Newspaper Clippings, Books By And About Him 1912-2004, Etc. (illustrator). 1st Edition. Archive Of Photographs And Correspondence In Tibet, By Albert Leroy Shelton ("Als"), Medical Missionary In Tibet 1903-1922. The Archive Contains 6 First Printings Of Books By Or About Him, 1912-2004, A Paper "A Bibliographic Essay On American Missionaries To The Tibetans Prior To 1950" (1998) With Related Correspondence From William Martin, Also Shelton's 146 Photographs 1903?-1922? Of Which 85 Are Annotated In White Ink, One Photograph Printing Plate (Zinc?) Of Als And His Wife Flora And Two Daughters Dorothy And Dorris (All Of Which Accompanied Him), 7 Sets Of Reprint Sheets With 2 Photos Per Sheet Also With One Original Photo And One Original Negative, 3 Annotated Negatives 10" X 8" Plus Three Photos On One Sheet 10" X8", 3 Negatives Annotated On Wrapping Paper And On Original Annotated On Reverse, 34 Photos 7"X5" Of Which 26 Negatives And 8 Proofs All Annotated On Envelopes And With Transmittal Letter From Dr. William Hardy 1987, 47 Large Copies Of Photographs 14" X 10 7/8" With Pencil Annotations On Reverse Signed "J.B., Fine Scenes Of Tibetan People And Group Activities And Buildings, Including One Annotated "Remains Of Tibetan Murdered By Chinese- Boiled To Death In A Large Cauldron- Bones Scattered To Be Scavenged By The Dogs- J.B.", Computer Printouts 6 Pp And 10 Pp With Chronology Of Als'S Life, About 44 Letters To And From Als And His Wife Flora Beal Shelton, 1903-1922, With Details Of Events And How They Were Impacted In Particular By The 1918 Fighting Between The Tibetan Armies And The Chinese Armies, A Letter From The British "Bengal Secretariat" Inventorying His Effects After His Death, 1922, And Another Long List Of Items Purchased From The Estate By Dr. Hardy, And Two Long Newsletters About The Continuing Ministry In Tibet Which Are Undated But 1920'S, Two 6 And 8 Pp Copies Of Letters From The Morse'S October And November 1922 Describing Dr. Shelton'S Death In Detail And Current Events Since, 2Nd Page Of Original Letter From Flora Describing Events Just Prior To Departure For Tibet, 1903, 71 Pp Clipping File Of Newspaper Reports And 1903-1922? By Sheltons And Others (Pasted Into A Book) With Loose Notes By Daughter Dorris. Also, A Large Format 51 Pp. Scrapbook Of Ephemera And Newspaper Reports From Before And After His Death, With Letters From John D. Rockefeller And An Aide To Als 1920 Regarding Purchase Of Art For $1000 (The Majority Of His Art Was Sold To The Newark Museum To Form The Bulk Of Their Important Tibetan Art Collection), Official Letters To Or About Him Regarding His Being Taken Hostage, The Als Death Certificate By Dr. Hardy, Photocopy Of The Dalai Lama'S Pass/Permit For Als'S Last Trip, And Memorial Service Brochures, Also Two Additional Original Photographs Of Shelton And 4 Original Photographs Dated 1907, One Of Which Shows The Stone Bridge Which Was Then The Boundary Of Tibet. [An Archive Of Material About Her Father, Her Own Experiences In Tibet, Etc., By His Other Daughter Dorris Shelton Still, Is Available Separately, As Are Manuscripts Of His Wife'S Unpublished Novel And An Early Draft Of Her Unpublished Memoir Of Her Own Experiences There Together With A Photocopy Of A Later And Much Longer Draft). Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Zustand: Very good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: very good. First edition. Quarto (oversized). Slight wear to edges and corners of boards and dust jacket. 189 p. w/many b&w illustrations, incl. 156 photographs by Begbie. A detailed and fascinating look at Mid-Victorian Edinburgh.

Softcover. Zustand: Good. First edition. Oblong small quarto. Illustrated with eight photographic plates by H.C. Dunham. Ribbon-bound printed green wrappers. Wraps with several light stains, splits along the spine, a vertical crease on the front cover, heavy spotting throughout, thus good only. Rare, *OCLC* locates no copies.

Collection of approximately 500 black and white photographs with their negatives and an extra roll of negatives. Photographs measure 10 x 15.1cm. All in very good condition. A series of black and white photographs (23 rolls of negatives, with prints of 22 of the rolls) taken on a journey through Japan in autumn 1969 by Professor Basil Johnson. The photographs are accompanied by Professor Johnson's handwritten notes. The places visited include Sapporo and farm landscapes around, Takikawa, Otaru (with images of fishing boats), Hakodate, rural scenes around Fukushima, Numazu, Kumamoto, the Kita Kyushu coalmines, Nagoya, Numazu, Mt. Fuji, Nagoya, Kumamoto and Kita Kyushu.Rural scenes include images of tea plantations and mulberry cultivation. There are photos of coal mines and miners' housing in Hokkaido and Kita Kyushu, and Prof Johnson's notes on Kita Kyushu include the word "pollution!" (This was at the period when Japan's industrial pollution problems were at their height.) A number of the photos are of dams and water control schemes. The study tour provided material for Johnson's co-authored book "Place, People and Work In Japan: Four Studies" (Thomas Nelson and Heinnemann Educational Books, 1972).