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Who Goes There by [Angel Bomb Press] Campbell, John W., Jr.; Todd Thyberg (illustrations)

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Seller: The Kelmscott Bookshop

Title: Who Goes There
Author: [Angel Bomb Press] Campbell, John W., Jr.; Todd Thyberg (illustrations)
Seller: The Kelmscott Bookshop (United States)
ISBN: 9781735146010
Condition: Fine
Description: Minneapolis: Angel Bomb Press, 2022. Fine. Deluxe Edition. One of 50 copies, signed by the artist. This story was originally published in "Astounding Science-Fiction" in August 1938 under the pseudonym Don A. Stuart. It was later adapted into multiple film versions, the most recent being "The Thing" in 2011. This horrific tale of alien encounters and Antarctic exploration is presented here in a fine letterpress edition with nineteen striking, color illustrations by Todd Thyberg. It is in a special binding of quarter tan goatskin over blue Japanese cloth covered boards. It is housed in blue cloth covered tryptich folding case with an interior folder holding a suite of five letterpress illustrations, each signed and dated by the artist. The case is made to look like a government file with maps lining the interior and an official resin medallion stating "Secondary Polar Expedition: Antarctica" to the front panel. The interior maps have been hand-altered with pencil notes of expedition locations. The book, maps, and illustrations were letterpress printed with Ehrhardt Monotype and Haboro Contrast types on Classic Crest Bare White eggshell paper. Polymer plates by the Boxcar Press. Binding by the Campbell Logan Bindery featuring a hand cast, hand painted resin medallion by the artist on the front of the case. 60 pages. PRI/072423.

Opium and the opium-appetite: with notices of alcoholic beverages, cannabis indica, tobacco and coca, and tea and coffee, in their hygeienic aspects and pathologic relations by CALKINS, Alonzo

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Title: Opium and the opium-appetite: with notices of alcoholic beverages, cannabis indica, tobacco and coca, and tea and coffee, in their hygeienic aspects and pathologic relations
Author: CALKINS, Alonzo
Seller: Rootenberg Rare Books & Manuscripts (United States)
Description: Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1871. FIRST EDITION. Publisher’s cloth, author and title in gilt on spine; fly-leaf torn on the top right corner. Ownership signature and stamp. First edition. The author explores the history, effects, and consequences of opium use and addiction, as well as the use of other (evil) substances such as alcoholic beverages, weed, tobacco, coca, tea, and coffee. The hygienic aspects and pathologic relations of these substances are treated, exploring their impact on physical and mental health. Many of the substances are compared and contrasted, such as opium and alcohol, opium and tobacco, and tobacco and cocaine. The book provides a detailed analysis of the opium trade and its effects on society, including the rise of opium addiction and the social, economic, and political implications. The author also provides recommendations for the treatment of opium addiction and the prevention of substance abuse. Of particular interest is Calkins’ suggestions for legislation against the collective stimuli of these substances. Calkins described addiction as “a power subtle in its contrivings, stealthy in its approaches, dangerous as it is insidious, mischievous as it is plausible and seductive.” This statement, made not only in the book but by his declarations in various lectures he gave, basically initiated the country’s ongoing “war on drugs” which of course still continues to this day Calkins (1804-1878) was a medical doctor who took great interest in the relationship between poverty, family environment, substance abuse and crime, often commenting in various publications on the topic of addiction as a result of heredity or environmental causes. Cordasco 70-0545.

ROLLO LEARNING TO READ by [Abbot, Jacob]

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Title: ROLLO LEARNING TO READ
Author: [Abbot, Jacob]
Seller: Type Punch Matrix (United States)
Condition: Very good.
Description: New York: Samuel Colman, 1839. Very good.. Early edition of the book that made the Rollo series big, intended to instruct the novice American reader by combining a mature vocabulary with a lively series of animal metamorphoses and moral lessons. The hapless and ungrateful Rollo made his first cameo appearance in the rare THE LITTLE SCHOLAR LEARNING TO TALK: A Picture Book for Rollo, by His Father, reissued in 1839 as ROLLO LEARNING TO TALK. ROLLO LEARNING TO READ is thus technically the second Rollo book, but the first "devoted wholly to Rollo" (Blanck) and is the title responsible for the series's popularity and influence. 6.25'' x 4''. Original gilt-lettered blind-stamped green cloth. Illustrated with black and white frontispiece and full-page wood engravings. 180 pages. Moderate edgewear and scuffing to boards, sometimes exposing bits of board. Pencil to front free endpaper. Mild foxing throughout.

Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey's A WOMAN OF INDEPENDENT MEANS (1984) Theatre poster by Fennimore (artist)

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Title: Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey's A WOMAN OF INDEPENDENT MEANS (1984) Theatre poster
Author: Fennimore (artist)
Seller: Walterfilm, Inc. (United States)
Condition: Near Fine
Description: Vintage original 22 x 14" (56 x 36 cm.) window card poster, small sticker affixed to top left side, slight creasing, NEAR FINE. Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey adapted this one-woman play from her novel of the same name -- a story that unfolds over many decades about a young woman who inherits a fortune in a society in which women are expected to conform to rigid stereotypes. The play was first given in Los Angeles to critical praise in 1983. This Broadway run was very short-lived, but the play was later the basis for a very successful television mini-series starring Sally Field.

Slander and Defamation of Character. The Great Crimes of the Nineteenth Century by Worrall, Thomas D.

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Title: Slander and Defamation of Character. The Great Crimes of the Nineteenth Century
Author: Worrall, Thomas D.
Seller: Thorn Books (United States)
Description: Washington, D. C.: Thomas D. Worrall, 1884. First edition. 12mo. 207, (1) pp. Original rust colored pebble grain cloth blocked in blind on the boards and with the spine title in gilt. Upper board worn and soiled, spine gilt perished, one signature a little loos,e else a very good copy. In the Dedication the author salutes those who have been unjustly slandered and defamed, and indicates he has suffered the same fate. The 37 chapters of the book indicate a thorough discussion of various types of slander and defamation. .

Photographs of Clarence H. White

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Seller: ReadInk

Title: Photographs of Clarence H. White
Seller: ReadInk (United States)
Condition: Near Fine
Description: Lincoln: University of Nebraska. Near Fine. 1968. First Edition. Stapled wraps. [small stain (from sticker removal?) at lower left corner of rear cover, otherwise unblemished]. (Monographs on American Art, No. 2) Series (B&W photographs) Catalogue for an exhibition shown at the University of Nebraska Art Galleries in February/March 1968; limited to 500 copies. Contents include: a 4-page biographical sketch of the photographer, by Jerald Maddox of the Library of Congress; a list of public collections containing White's work; a catalogue of the 59 photos by White in the Collection of the Library of Congress; full-page reproductions of five White photos (plus the cover photo of White himself). 28 pages, including covers. .

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