Title reporter (5 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 120 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.28 inches. In Stock.

Red folder printed in gilt, bound with cord at left margin (cord partly detached). Cover title: "THE NAMES OF THE 662 FROM ANDREW COUNTY IN THE U. S. SERVICE DURING THE WORLD WAR." Single sheet of glossy paper, 61 x 81 cm. folded to fit in folder, 23 x 15.5 cm. Few tears at folds. No OCLC.

First separate edition (originally appeared in the November, 1944, issue of The New Yorker). 8vo. 16 pp. [printed double-column]. A native of eastern North Carolina, Mitchell (1908-1996) wrote similar sketches for The New Yorker for decades, 1930s-1960s, continuing to go to his office every day until near his death, though publishing nothing of significance in the periodical after 1965. Not in Thornton. OCLC locates one copy (Ohio State). Very good. Original decorated tan wrappers (rubbed, small browned spot on front wrapper), stapled. (#5910).…

First separate edition (originally appeared in the August 4, 1945, issue of The New Yorker). 8vo. 18 pp. [printed double-column]. A native of eastern North Carolina, Mitchell (1908-1996) wrote similar sketches for The New Yorker for decades, 1930s-1960s, continuing to go to his office daily until near his death, though publishing in the periodical nothing of significance after 1965. Cover title: "Mr. Flood's Party." Not in Thornton. Apparently unrecorded on OCLC. Very good. Orig. decorated tan wrappers (rubbed, small old tideline through lower corner), stapled. (#5911).…

Double-folio. 10 pp. News, opinion, sports, obituaries, etc., from Birmingham's African-American community (a page of national sports coverage features illustrations of white athletes); a short editorial comments on President Hoover's plans to blunt the effects of the October stock market crash. Adams (1882-1946) helped start the Reporter, assumed full control early on, and it flourished through the 1920s when Adams served among the leaders of the African-American community in Birmingham. OCLC locates five runs and a microform copy at the Alabama Archives & History (published 1907-1934). Several misfolds, soiling, a few small chips and tears, but a good copy. …