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Zustand: Very Good. Very Good condition. A copy that may have a few cosmetic defects. May also contain light spine creasing or a few markings such as an owner's name, short gifter's inscription or light stamp.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Short Holocaust Bibliography Author & publisher unknown. Illustrated card covers, size 28.5 x 21 cms., 23 pages, english text. A short holocaust bibliography, thought to be prepared in order to dispose of the 1092 items listed. Good condition. A02.1075.

Zustand: Good. Title: Vladamir Lenin 1870-1924Author: UnknownPublisher: Soviet WeeklyPublication date/edition: UnknownBinding: Large format paperback booklet Illustrated: Photos and illustrations Pages: 12 Description / Condition: Rare Booklet. Wear, discolouration, grub and scuff marks to covers, browning to page edges, shipped from the UK Please see pictures for further information.

Unbound. Zustand: Near Fine. A turquoise tinted, postally used collotype postcard (3-1/2" tall x 5-1/2" wide), showing the "Last Bull Team on Cariboo Road, Ashcroft, B.C." addressed to a recipient in Tacoma, WA. in 1911, w. a fine Ashcroft B.C. cancel dated "AU 22 11" Card contains interesting camp notes verso [perhaps referring to the then active Aspen Grove Camp in the Cariboo] "Things at a standstill. No camps started yet. They seem to be in no hurry to start. Views are hard to get. Geo." With "Published by W. M. Huston, Ashcroft, B.C." printed on left edge verso. Postcard is clean w. minor wear and faint corner marks. This view apparently showing the Irving Strout outfit rolling by in Sept. 1899 on Railway Ave. in Ashcroft, B.C. The caption states "Last Bull Team on Cariboo Road, Ashcroft, B.C". Ref. Out of the Sagebrush p, 4.

[Australia : s.n., probably 1907]. Photographic postcard, 86 x 137 mm, captioned in the negative 'Julius Knight as "Raffles"'; verso imprinted 'Post Card' and 'Julius Knight Series'; unused, in fine condition. The Scottish thespian Julius Knight (born James Dickson Kirkpatrick, 1862-1941) visited Australasia under the management of entrepreneur J. C. Williamson four times between 1897 and 1916, and the handsome actor became something of a matinee idol in the Antipodes. During his 1907-08 tour he portrayed on Australian and New Zealand stages the gentleman thief A. J. Raffles, a fictional character created by English writer E. W. Hornung (1866-1921), brother-in-law of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The part had been made famous on the London stage by the great English actorGeralddu Maurier. Knight, as the debonair Raffles, is seen on the left in this carefully lit photographic tableau vivant, which shows off the actor's classical profile marvellously well. We can be reasonably certain that the 'Julius Knight Series' of postcards was published in Australia (or, much less likely, New Zealand) as there is no record of Knight playing Raffles at any other point in his career, aside from when he reprised the part during his 1915 tour of Australia. Another example of this postcard is held in the NLA (David Elliott theatrical postcard collection).

Mounted Photograph. Zustand: Photograph is Good. A circa 1900 (but quite possibly earlier) matte gelatin silver photograph, pasted onto a 6x8 inch card mount, together with a later, c. 1900s collotype postcard. Both items show the same person wrapped in a fringed blanket and wearing a woven cedar hat. Image title from postcard, which is postally unused and with "Thomson Stationary Co., Limited" (in business 1896-1909) printed onto the verso. Photograph w. some rubs and scratches, mount is worn, soiled and stained, with a partial crack at left edge, a few pin holes and part of the original card stand remaining on verso. Postcard w. a faint crease to upper left corner, else Fine. Various types of reproduction postcard views of Daisy Bell appear on the market occasionally, but original, period photographs of Daisy Bell are much more uncommon, and as such, make for an interesting pair.