New York: Simon & Schuster. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket; Text is clean. Previous owner namesticker on front free endpaper and front of dust jacket. Dust jacket shows minimal wear, other than name stocker on front. July 1980. Hardcover. 96 pages .

New York: Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference. Very Good; Text is clean. Cover shows almost no wear. 1987. Paperback. 128 pages .

New York: Crescent Books. Very Good+; Text is clean. Cover shows only minimal wear. No damage to spiral binding. 1986. Spiral. 160 pages .

New York: Watson-Guptill Publications. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket; Text is clean. Cover shows only light wear. Dust jacket shows minor shelfwear, but has a closed tear along top front edge. 1980. Hardcover. 184 pages .

New York: Taplinger Publishing Company. Very Good September 1982. Mass Market. Text is clean. Pages tanning lightly. Cover shows light wear. ; 106 pages .

New York Gold, 1993. N. Y. Gold first appeared in 1987, competing with American Showcase for top honors as the leading publication and a selective source for commercial talent and photography in the graphic arts industry. Contains 175 pages showcasing the portfolios of prominent New York City commercial photographers. . Soft Cover. Very Good +. 4to. Subscribers Only.

New York: New York Gold, 1991. N. Y. Gold first appeared in 1987, competing with American Showcase for top honors as the leading publication and a selective source for commercial talent and photography in the graphic arts industry. Contains 116 pages showcasing the portfolios of prominent New York City commercial photographers. . Soft Cover. Very Good +. 4to.

New York: New York Gold, 1989. N. Y. Gold first appeared in 1987, competing with American Showcase for top honors as the leading publication and a selective source for commercial talent and photography in the graphic arts industry. Contains 112 pages showcasing the portfolios of prominent New York City commercial photographers. . Soft Cover. Very Good +. 4to.

New York: New York Gold, 1991. N. Y. Gold first appeared in 1987, competing with American Showcase for top honors as the leading publication and a selective source for commercial talent and photography in the graphic arts industry. Contains 108 pages showcasing the portfolios of prominent New York City commercial photographers. . Soft Cover. Very Good +. 4to.

Los Angeles: Index Stock International, 1989. A 123 page selection from the collection and life's work of one man - George Marks. His truly amazing collection spans six decades and depicts the life, times and consciousness of America from the 20s through the 60s as only commercial photography could. Through the medium of stock, not reportage or photo-journalism, Marks provided insight into what people wanted to see rather than what people actually saw.. . Soft Cover. Very Good +. 4to.

1841. Hand-colored botanical engraving of the Golden Cleome (Cleome lutea). 25 x 16 cm. (10 x 6 inches). With accompanying text describing the plant. This engraving is dated Dec. 1841 and signed: Miss Drake del.; G. Barclay sc. In Fine Condition. A very attractive hand-colored botanical engraving from the mid-19th century. . Fine. Illus. by Drake, Miss.

London, Eng.: Chatto and Windus, 1951. By Jacob Larwood and John Camden Hotten With a Chapter on the Modern Inn Sign by Gerald Millar. xv, [1], 336 p.: 70 p. of illustrations; 26 cm. (10 inches). Red cloth with gilt-stamped spine title and front cover illustration. No dust jacket. Includes a discussion of the evolution of many inn names as the original meanings were lost over time. In Very Good- Condition: cover slightly stained; corners lightly rubbed; 2 tears of 1 cm. (½ inch) or less from fore-edge of pp. 9-10, not affecting text; archivally repaired 4-cm. (1½-inch) tear from upper corner of pp. 135-36, without loss of text; pages and illustrations are otherwise clean and tight. A comprehensive look at both tradition and 20th-century English inn signs. . Very Good-.

London, Eng.: Bradbury, Agnew, & Co., 1887. From the Collection of "Mr. Punch." [4], 276 p.: title vignettes, cartoons; 32 cm. (13 inches). Original red cloth with gilt-and-black-stamped spine and cover titles and illustrations; beveled edges. Small bookbinder's ticket on back fixed endpaper for Leighton Son and Hodge. All edges gilt. Black endpapers. Half title and title page printed in red and black. Running title: John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character From the Collection of "Mr. Punch," 1842-1864. Page 276, end of index, states: "End of Vol. II." In Fair Condition: text block detached from covers; spine sunned; cover soiled; spine lacking cloth at both ends; corner rubbed; pages are clean and tight.. Fair.