George Ann Potter (42 results)

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No Binding. Condition: VG. Sized about 1.5 x 3 inches, printed in black ink, minor foxing. Label was attached as a bookplate of sorts to a bound volume of The Atlantic Monthly magazine, 1859. Colonel Hugh Young, b. County Down, Killyleagh, Ireland, immigrated at age 18 to Potter County, Pennsylvania, and the home of his elder brother. Having an inborn desire to be self-supporting, Young, in 1852, got work as a clerk in a general store. He entered the law office of John S. Mann, as a student, and supported himself by doing occasional jobs as draftsman, surveyor, bookkeeper, and also writing for newspapers. Throughout his long life and career, he played successively the roles of student, teacher, bookkeeper, war correspondent, editor, soldier, legislator, and banker. He wrote much and contributed from time to time papers on economic and banking subjects. He was a member of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. In 1876 he accepted the nomination and was elected to the Pennsylvania legislature. The following year he was appointed National Bank Examiner and served as such until March 1888 when he retired and established the Wellsboro National Bank, of which he became President. In 1891, he was appointed National Bank Examiner for the City of Pittsburgh and served until December 1903, when he was elected president of the Federal Bank. Young was also president of the Tioga County Savings and Trust Company of Wellsboro. A few years later his inclination for journalism led him to correspond for the New York Tribune during the warfare between the border ruffians of Missouri and the Free State settlers in Kansas. His letters from the field attracted wide attention. As a result, when the Free Soil newspaper, known as the Herald of Freedom, which had been destroyed at Lawrence, Kansas, was reestablished, Young became an associate editor with founder George W. Brown. Young continued in Kansas until after the presidential election of 1856, when he returned to PA. He had been a delegate from Kansas to the first National Republican Convention, held in Philadelphia, and had belonged to the old Whig party. When the Civil War broke out, Young took an active part in raising troops in response to the call of President Lincoln, and himself enlisted in Company F, 35th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. On September 22, 1859, Young married Lois Ann Butterworth, daughter of Appleton and Mary (Wilmot) Butterworth. Young was editor of the Tioga Agitator at the time. A twin brother, Thomas L. Young, was a former Governor of Ohio. Young was President of the Federal National Bank and despite his age at the time of his death was still chairman of the Board of Directors. He was also a director in the American Waterway and Guarantee Company of Pittsburgh. Colonel Young died on October 20, 1912, at his home town, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, in his 80th year, leaving behind his wife and three sons, Robert, Thomas, and Carl, all of Wellsboro.

Soft Cover. Condition: Fine. First Edition: First Printing. 100 pages: 5.5 x 9 in.: 0.8: Vol. 35: KB#013514: This is the 35th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Grand Prize Winner Recipe was $50,000 Pennsylvania Dutch Cake and Custard Pie (by Gladys FULTON, Summerville, SC), plus 99 Additional Winning Recipes including those by: Ellen ANDERS, Big Bend, WI * Rose C. BELGADO, Clintonville, WI * Barbara BENTON, Ormond Beach, FL * Donna BLANCERO, Ithaca, NY * Allee BLATNER, Louisville, KY * Michelle BOCIANSKI, Wheaton, IL * Pat BRADLEY, Rohnert Park, CA * Rocky BROWN, Carmichaels, PA * Mary Ann BRUNSON, Newport Beach, CA * Linda Sue BURLINGAME, Pasadena, TX * Lynda CARROLL, Goldsboro, NC * Karen S. CASILLAS, Corona Hills, CA * Tracey CHRENKO, Owosso, MI * Vickie COX, Wilkes-Barre, PA * Lynette K. DAHLMAN, Chatsworth, CA * Annie P. DARLING, Minneapolis, MN * Cindy DODD, Conroe, TX * Betty DOLL, St. Louis, MO * Betty EDER, Lytle Creek, CA * Gudren FARAH, Lake Oswego, OR * Patricia J. FLEMING, Vadnais Heights, MN * Marjorie FORTIER, West Redding, CT * Gloria Kathleen GARDNER, Middleport, OH * Karen GONZALES, Glendale, AZ * Becky GULLEDGE, Marietta, GA * Mary HAWKES, Prescott, AZ * Christie HENSON, Conway, AR * Darlene HERRICK, LeMars, IA * Sandra L. HIGDON, Front Royal, VA * Donna HILGENDORF, Waunakee, WI * Claudia HUGHES, Dallas, TX * Carol HULKA, Muskegon, MI * Sharla JACK, Springfield, OR * Joe JANIKULA, Montrose, MN * Julie JENKINS, Corvallis, OR * Margaret M. JOHNSON, Minneapolis, MN * Virginia JOHNSON, Blanchardville, WI * John KELLY, Warrenville, IL * Joy Ann KIDDER, Gainesville, FL * Patricia KIEWIET, LaGrange, IL * Joy A. KITTRELL, Albuquerque, NM * Cindy KOHLHOFF, Houston, TX * Kevin KOORS, Lafayette, IN * Nancy J. KORONDAN, Aurora, IL * Georgeann KURTZ, Danville, CA * George KYSOR, Alameda, CA * Patricia LAPIEZO, LaMesa, CA * Diane LENTZ, Nicholasville, KY * Roberta Mintz LEVINE, Pittsburgh, PA * Linda MABIE, Ladson, SC * Charlene MARGESSON, Brentwood, CA * Paula MCHARGUE, Richmond, KY * Judith METTLIN, Snyder, NY * Manika MISRA, North Miami Beach, FL * Virginia MOON, Harvest, AL * Char NELSON, Scottsdale, AZ * Betty J. NICHOLS, Eugene, OR * Elisabeth K. NIELSEN, Portola Valley, CA * Jean K. OLSON, Wallingford, IA * Lynn OLSZEWSKI, Fort Wayne, IN * Nina PAJAK, Longwood, FL * Sharada N. PATIL, Rochester, NY * Barbara PAYNE, Fort Ord, CA * Vilah J. PETERSON, Salt Lake City, UT * Maureen PINEGAR, Midvale, UT * Laura Marie POTTER, Vista, CA * Susan D. REES, Columbus, OH * Marie RIZZIO, Traverse City, MI * Marilou ROBINSON, Portland, OR * Kathy ROWE, Long Beach, CA * M. Arlene SCHLOTTER, El Cajon, CA * David SCHMITT, Phoenix, AZ * George SHEPHERD, Brookeville, MD * Frances SHEPPARD, Corsicana, TX * Carolyn SHLENS, Seymour, IL * Nancy E. SMITH, The Woodlands, TX * Reta M. SMITH, Libertyville, IL * Teresa Hannan SMITH, Sacramento, CA * Gilbert J. SOUCY, Lowell, MA * Beverly STARR, Nashville, AR * Marcia SWINFORD, Fairbury, IL * Del TINSLEY, Nashville, TN * Tulie TREJO, Chula Vista, CA * Kristina VANNI, Libertyville, IL * Carolos VARA, Honolulu, HI * Joan VERDEAL, Arvada, CO * Christine VIDRA, Maumee, OH * Karen L. VIVEIROS, Sunnyvale, CA * Marie H. WEBB, Roanoke, VA * Penelope WEISS, Provo, UT * Bernice WILKINSON, Lake Kiowa, TX * Elisabeth WILLIAMS, North Andover, MA * Jeannette WILSON, Vandenberg AFB, CA * Merrie WIMMER, Flower Mound, TX * Carol WINDER, Murray, UT * Julie WINTER, Grosse Pointe Park, MI * Joan WITTAN, North Potomac, MD * Deborah K. YANDRIC, Middletown, PA * Cindy YRUN-CALENTI, Tucson, AZ.

Soft Cover. Condition: Fine. First Edition: First Printing. 100 pages: 5.5 x 9 in.: 0.8: Vol. 35: KB#013516: This is the 35th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Grand Prize Winner Recipe was $50,000 Pennsylvania Dutch Cake and Custard Pie (by Gladys FULTON, Summerville, SC), plus 99 Additional Winning Recipes including those by: Ellen ANDERS, Big Bend, WI * Rose C. BELGADO, Clintonville, WI * Barbara BENTON, Ormond Beach, FL * Donna BLANCERO, Ithaca, NY * Allee BLATNER, Louisville, KY * Michelle BOCIANSKI, Wheaton, IL * Pat BRADLEY, Rohnert Park, CA * Rocky BROWN, Carmichaels, PA * Mary Ann BRUNSON, Newport Beach, CA * Linda Sue BURLINGAME, Pasadena, TX * Lynda CARROLL, Goldsboro, NC * Karen S. CASILLAS, Corona Hills, CA * Tracey CHRENKO, Owosso, MI * Vickie COX, Wilkes-Barre, PA * Lynette K. DAHLMAN, Chatsworth, CA * Annie P. DARLING, Minneapolis, MN * Cindy DODD, Conroe, TX * Betty DOLL, St. Louis, MO * Betty EDER, Lytle Creek, CA * Gudren FARAH, Lake Oswego, OR * Patricia J. FLEMING, Vadnais Heights, MN * Marjorie FORTIER, West Redding, CT * Gloria Kathleen GARDNER, Middleport, OH * Karen GONZALES, Glendale, AZ * Becky GULLEDGE, Marietta, GA * Mary HAWKES, Prescott, AZ * Christie HENSON, Conway, AR * Darlene HERRICK, LeMars, IA * Sandra L. HIGDON, Front Royal, VA * Donna HILGENDORF, Waunakee, WI * Claudia HUGHES, Dallas, TX * Carol HULKA, Muskegon, MI * Sharla JACK, Springfield, OR * Joe JANIKULA, Montrose, MN * Julie JENKINS, Corvallis, OR * Margaret M. JOHNSON, Minneapolis, MN * Virginia JOHNSON, Blanchardville, WI * John KELLY, Warrenville, IL * Joy Ann KIDDER, Gainesville, FL * Patricia KIEWIET, LaGrange, IL * Joy A. KITTRELL, Albuquerque, NM * Cindy KOHLHOFF, Houston, TX * Kevin KOORS, Lafayette, IN * Nancy J. KORONDAN, Aurora, IL * Georgeann KURTZ, Danville, CA * George KYSOR, Alameda, CA * Patricia LAPIEZO, LaMesa, CA * Diane LENTZ, Nicholasville, KY * Roberta Mintz LEVINE, Pittsburgh, PA * Linda MABIE, Ladson, SC * Charlene MARGESSON, Brentwood, CA * Paula MCHARGUE, Richmond, KY * Judith METTLIN, Snyder, NY * Manika MISRA, North Miami Beach, FL * Virginia MOON, Harvest, AL * Char NELSON, Scottsdale, AZ * Betty J. NICHOLS, Eugene, OR * Elisabeth K. NIELSEN, Portola Valley, CA * Jean K. OLSON, Wallingford, IA * Lynn OLSZEWSKI, Fort Wayne, IN * Nina PAJAK, Longwood, FL * Sharada N. PATIL, Rochester, NY * Barbara PAYNE, Fort Ord, CA * Vilah J. PETERSON, Salt Lake City, UT * Maureen PINEGAR, Midvale, UT * Laura Marie POTTER, Vista, CA * Susan D. REES, Columbus, OH * Marie RIZZIO, Traverse City, MI * Marilou ROBINSON, Portland, OR * Kathy ROWE, Long Beach, CA * M. Arlene SCHLOTTER, El Cajon, CA * David SCHMITT, Phoenix, AZ * George SHEPHERD, Brookeville, MD * Frances SHEPPARD, Corsicana, TX * Carolyn SHLENS, Seymour, IL * Nancy E. SMITH, The Woodlands, TX * Reta M. SMITH, Libertyville, IL * Teresa Hannan SMITH, Sacramento, CA * Gilbert J. SOUCY, Lowell, MA * Beverly STARR, Nashville, AR * Marcia SWINFORD, Fairbury, IL * Del TINSLEY, Nashville, TN * Tulie TREJO, Chula Vista, CA * Kristina VANNI, Libertyville, IL * Carolos VARA, Honolulu, HI * Joan VERDEAL, Arvada, CO * Christine VIDRA, Maumee, OH * Karen L. VIVEIROS, Sunnyvale, CA * Marie H. WEBB, Roanoke, VA * Penelope WEISS, Provo, UT * Bernice WILKINSON, Lake Kiowa, TX * Elisabeth WILLIAMS, North Andover, MA * Jeannette WILSON, Vandenberg AFB, CA * Merrie WIMMER, Flower Mound, TX * Carol WINDER, Murray, UT * Julie WINTER, Grosse Pointe Park, MI * Joan WITTAN, North Potomac, MD * Deborah K. YANDRIC, Middletown, PA * Cindy YRUN-CALENTI, Tucson, AZ.

Soft Cover. Condition: Fine. First Edition: First Printing. 96 pages: 5.5 x 9 in.: 0.8: Vol. 24: KB#015134: This is the 24th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Each Recipe includes the name and location of its contributor. Top Prize Winner Recipes were $25,000 Quick Crescent Pecan Pie Bars (by Albina FLIELLER (Mrs. Jerome Jr.), Floresville, TX) * $25,000 Banana Crunch Cake (by Bonnie BROOKS (Mrs. Ronald L.), Salisbury, MD) * $5,000 Cheese 'N Onion Sandwich Buns (by Mrs. Mariette A. DEUTSCH, Cedarburg, WI) * $5,000 One-Step Tropical Coffee Cake (by Mrs. Sharon SCHUBERT, Mentor, OH) * $5,000 Cheesy Crescent Twist-Ups (by Mrs. Lorraine WALMANN, Kansas City, MO) * Plus 95 Additional Winning Recipes. Additional Recipes were by: Mrs. Theodore J. ALBERTOWICZ, Pocatello, ID * Mrs. Franklin C. ANDREWS, Fredrickstown, MO * Mrs. Hugo R. A. ANTHONY, Jr., Jacksonville, FL * Mrs. Genie ASHLEY, Walnut, CA * Mrs. Sam ASPIS, Shaker Heights, OH * Mrs. William BARRETT, Littleton, CO * Mrs. Kevin BELLHORN, Richmond, MI * Miss Shawn BELSCHNER, Amhersst, NE * Mrs. Barnett BLITZ, New Orleans, LA * Mrs. Carolyn M. BROWN, Saginaw, MI * Mrs. J. L. BUCKLEY, Collins, NY * Mrs. Julius A. BUGNITZ, Florissant, MO * Mrs. Jerry D. BUSCH, Gladbrook, IA * Mrs. Martie D. BUSH, Britton, SD * Mrs. Sally CAPPON, Satellite Beach, FL * Mrs. Marie CASE, Oconomowoc, WI * Mrs. Mary G. CERAMI, Palos Verdes, CA * Mrs. Clifford CLEMENS, Woodland Hills, CA * Mrs. Patricia COHEE, Flint, MI * Mrs. Mariam COLIN, Rye, NY * Mrs. Ruth E. CONWAY, Maripsa, CA * Mrs. Susan H. COX, Unionville, PA * Mrs. Marian CRANDALL, Watertown, NY * Mrs. Evelyn CRISWELL, Birmingham, AL * Mrs. D. J. CUA, Dover, OH * Mrs. Corinne DODGE, Derry, NH * Mrs. Reta EBBINK, Torrance, CA * Mrs. Robert C. EHRKE, Fort Atkinson, WI * Mrs. Laura ELERT, Milwaukee, WI * Mrs. Russell ELSASS, Alliance, OH * Mrs. Earl F. ENGLES, Midland, MI * Miss Ellen ERDMAN, Milwaukee, WI * Mrs. Janet ERNST, Orange Park, FL * Mrs. Grace FERGUSON, Palm Springs, FL * Mrs. J. F. FINNEGAN, Minneota, MN * Mrs. Gilmen FRAGODT, Danvers, MN * Mrs. Ruth FRENCH, Concord, CA * Mrs. Roxanne B. FRISBIE, Tigard, OR * Mrs. Richard FURRY, LaMesa, CA * Mrs. Barbara GOLDSTEIN, New York, NY * Mrs. Linda Johnson GOODBERG, Jersey City, NJ * Mrs. Rose GRIMM, Shawnee Mission, KS * Mrs. Lois Ann GROVES, Tuscon, AZ * Miss Mary G. HALATSIS, Detroit, MI * Mrs. Carol Z. HAMILTON, San Gabriel, CA * Mrs. Patricia Lee HARRIS, Hollister, CA * Mrs. Mary HAWKINS, Greeley, CO * Miss Cheryl HILGENKAMP, Fremont, NE * Mrs. Linda S. HOAGLAND, Indianapolis, IN * Mrs. Guy HUGHES, Dallas, TX * Mr. Kelly HUTCHINSON, Hillsboro, OR * Mr. Jeffrey Lynn JAMES, New Philadelphia, OH * Mrs. LeRoy JOHNSON, Robbinsdale, MN * Miss Ruth KERBY, Safford, AZ * Mrs. Katherine M. KIDD, Columbus, OH * Mrs. Martie A. KLAN, Edinboro, PA * Mrs. Frank J. KOLAR, Jr., Oak Brook IL * Mrs. Gerald KRAMER, Forestville, WI * Mrs. Henry E. LARSON, New Brighton, MN * Mrs. Gloria LAWSON, Seahurst, WA * Mrs. Beverly MARSHALL, Orting, WA * Mrs. Glenn OCOCK, Appleton, WI * Mrs. Pauline PATTERSON, Mountain View, MO * Mrs. Leona F. PEARCE, Carmichael, CA * Mrs. Elena Dewar PEREZ, San Jose, CA * Mrs. Donald W. POTTER, Los Alamos, NM * Mrs. Elizabeth S. RIECKE, Pasadena, CA * Mrs. George RINKEMA, South Holland, IL * Mrs. Dorothy E. ROE, Highland, IL * Mrs. Alfred E. ROSKE, Minneapolis, MN * Mrs. Agata L. ROTH, Jacksonville, FL * Mrs. John Ellis ROUNDTREE, Twin City, GA * Mrs. Lois SCHEPPMAN, St. Ignace, MI * Mrs. William SCHMITENDORF, Glenview, IL * Miss Rhoda SCHRAG, Ritzville, WA * Mrs. Barbara SHARPE, Maple Heights, OH * Mrs. Richard SIDES, Casa Grande, AZ * Mrs. John Walter SISSON, Palatine, IL * Mrs. Kenneth SNOW, Southfield, MI * Miss Hildegard L. SPREEN, San Jose, CA * Miss Monica STAVISH, McKees Rocks, PA * Mr. Gerald STEIN, Huntington Park, CA * Mrs. Fred STEINBRECKER, Racine, WI * Mrs. Gertrude STUFFERS, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Glen A. THOMPSON, Tullahoma, TN * Mrs. Lyman VANDOREN, Webster, NY * Mrs. Peggy VANPATTEN, Antioch, IL * Mrs. Dorothy VEASEY, Fort Wayne, IN * Mrs. Sharon M. WEBER, North Collins, NY * Mrs. Sandra J. WESTLING, Minneapolis, MN * Mrs. Marie WIESNER, Countryside, IL * Mrs. Alden WIGDAHL, Ruthven, IA * Miss Barb WIGDAHL, Ames, IA * Mrs. Mae WILKINSON, Jacksonville, AL * Mrs. Ella WUPPER, Davenport, IA.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition: First Printing. 96 pages: 5.5 x 9 in.: 0.8: Vol. 17: KB#013665: This is the 17th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered (except for lightly worn cover corners). Each Recipe includes the name and location of its contributor. Book includes recipes and photographs of $25,000 Golden Gate Snack Bread (by Mrs. John PETRELLI, Las Vegas, NV) * Ice Cream Muffins (by Mrs. Albert F. HISHAW, Orangevale, CA) * Corned Beef Rye Twist (by Mrs. Ruth WEIGAND, Alva, OK) * Plus 97 More - From Pillsbury's 17th Grand National $100,000 Recipe and Baking Contest. Additional recipes were by: Mrs. Sam ASPIS, Kansas City, MO * Mrs. Tracey Grace BAHILL, Tucson, AZ * Paul David BARTLETT, Tulsa, OK * Mrs. Marilyn BELSCHNER, Amherst, NE * Mrs. Elizabeth BJORKLUND, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Phyllis BOULIFARD, Philadelphia, PA * Mr. W. E. BREDY, Homedale, ID * Mrs. Marie E. BURKE, San Bernardino, CA * Mrs. L. C. CARPER, St. Albans, WV * Mrs. Charles E. COLE Jr, Reseda, CA * Mrs. Ruth E. CONWAY, Mariposa, CA * Mrs. Sigmund CYWR, Point Pleasant, NJ * Mrs. Shirley F. DECKELMAN, Old Saybrook, CT * Mrs. Josephine DEMARCO, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Mandel L. DESNICK, St. Louis Park, MN * John Forrest EDWARDS, Anchorage, AK * Mrs. Doris EKSTROM, Clinton, MT * Miss Gladys D. ELLIS, Jacksonville, FL * Dr. Gail S. ERBECK, Mason, OH * Mrs. J. L. FISETTE, San Antonio, TX * Mrs. Kathryn G. FITCH, Jacksonville, FL * Mrs. Pauline FRAZEE, Portland, OR * Mrs. Dorothy S. FRENCH, Millford, DE * Eunice FRENCH, Peterson, IA * Mrs. George G. HARAMIS Jr, Stratford, CT * Kathy HARGIS, Pasadena, TX * Mrs. Peter S. HARLIB, Chicago, IL * Mrs. H. Lee HART, Cathedral City, CA * Mrs. Rachel HEDRICK, New Smyrna Beach, FL * Mrs. C. J. HELRICH, Houston, TX * Mrs. Robert L. HENRY, Madison, WI * Mrs. Lorraine HIDDLESON, Albany, OR * Mrs. Winifred R. HILL, Madison, NJ * Mrs. W. J. HOLAHAN, Chicago, IL * Scott HOLCOMB, Farmington, NM * Travis HOLCOMB, Farmington, NM * Juliana Kay HORN, Elmhurst, IL * Mrs. Alvina HOUDEK, Lake Wales, FL * Mrs. Hannah HUDDLE, Harrington, WA * Mrs. Blaine F. JAEGER, West Chester, PA * Mrs. John JAMES Jr, New Philadelphia, OH * Mrs. H. R. JERNIGAN, Tucson, AZ * Mrs. Virginia G. JOHNSON, San Francisco, CA * Mrs. M. K. KAIHANI, Scarsdale, NY * Miss Irene KARPINKSKI, San Diego, CA * Mrs. Eddie J. KELLER, National City, CA * Mrs. Robert F. KENT, Sunbury, PA * Carolyn KRISTOL, Washington, DC * Miss Marie KRUTKA, Pueblo, CO * Mrs. Rose LEION, Miami Beach, FL * Mrs. Phyllis LIDERT, West Covina, CA * Mrs. G. P. LONGMIRE, Austin, TX * Kathleen LUNSFORD, Bolivar, OH * Joeline MALENKE, Austin, MN * Stephen R. MANNING, Brattleboro, VT * Mrs. Odile L. MCCARTHY, Alexandria, VA * Mrs. Joe MCCROVIZ, Gary, IN * Mrs. W. R. MCDANIEL, Anchorage, AK * Susan C. MCKENZIE, McLean, VA * Elspeth MCPHERSON, Oak Harbor, WA * Mrs. Yvonne M. MEADOR, Oakland, CA * Mrs. Marvin Ardel MILLER, Coos Bay, OR * Kathleen D. MITSAK, Youngstown, OH * Mrs. David Blair MORSE, Lake Worth, FL * Mrs. Claudine POTTS, Sylva, NC * Laurie Ann MIRKIN, Westbury, NY * Mrs. Joseph C. MOORE, Hoopeston, IL * Miss Barbara NESTINGEN, La Crosse, WI * Mrs. Frank T. OSTENBERG, Alexandria, VA * Mrs. John F. PARK Jr, Tacoma, WA * Mrs. John PATTERSON, De Land, FL * Mrs. John PESSENDA, Chisholm, MN * Mrs. Christine POTTER, Merlon Station, PA * Mrs. Claudine POTTS, Sylva, NC * Mrs. Gerald PROCHNOW, Milwaukee, WI * Lee Ann REINERS, Glenshaw, PA * Mrs. Virginia N. RHOADES, Charlotte, NC * Mrs. F. Williams RIMBACH, Largo, FL * Mrs. Norris N. RING, Mosinee, WI * Mrs. Anna ROSENBERG, Montgomery, NY * Mrs. Alfred E. ROSKE, Minneapolis, MN * Miss Mabel SIMMONS, Chattanooga, TN * Gail SIMUNEC, East Detroit, MI * Mrs. Howard F. SNAY, Haven, KS * Miss Diane SPANGENBERG, Denver, CO * Miss Hazel SPENCE, St. Petersburg, FL * Mrs. A. F. STEFFEN, Wellesley, MA * Andrea STOCK, Martins Ferry, OH * Mrs. Jessie I. STRAUSS, Collinsville, AL * Mrs. John TALLICHET, Belle, WV * Mrs. Larry TROGEN, Yakima, WA * Mrs. John E. VAN HORN, Nitro, WV * Mrs. James VINYARD, Boonville, IN * Sandra VOLZ, Pavonia, OH * Mrs. Jennie Wren WEEKS, Olympia, WA * Mrs. Frank R. WILLIS, South Holland, IL * Mrs. Earl WYMAN, Pembina, ND * Mrs. L. D. ZIEAMMERMANN, Kansas City, KS.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition: First Printing. 96 pages: 6.25 x 9.5 in.: 0.8: Vol. 16: KB#016156: This is the 16th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered (except for creasing of top corner of some pages). Edges of covers are lightly worn and book is hole-punched for 5-hole binder. Each recipe includes the name and location of its contributor. Book includes recipes and photographs of $25,000 Peacheesy Pie (by Janis BOYKIN, Melbourne, FL) * Orange Butter Coffee Cake (by Mrs. Lawrence HOERIG, Mequon, WI) * Orange Danish Krispies (by Mrs. Mary DONLEY, Akron, OH) * Plus 97 More - From Pillsbury's 16th Grand National $100,000 Recipe and Baking Contest, including 14 Pies, 24 Breads, 14 Main Dishes, 21 Cookies, 8 Desserts and 19 Cakes. Additional recipes were by: Mrs. Rex ACKER, Deming, NM * Mr. Thomas T. ADKINS, Hixson, TN * Mrs. James ALKER, Homer City, PA * Maurice E. ALSTON Jr, Atwater, CA * Mrs. J. C. BARKER, Lee's Summit, MO * Marilynn BENBROOK, Woodward, OK * Mrs. George H. BERGGREN, State College, PA * Mrs. Edwin BERRETH, Fargo, ND * Mrs. L. R. BEUGLI, Portland, OR * Mr. Gilbert BLEDSOE, Brooklyn Heights, NY * Mrs. Alice BOOTS, Indianapolis, IN * Mrs. William BRADFIELD, San Antonio, TX * Linda Lee BROWN, Ogden, UT * Mrs. Mae BRUCE, Metairie, LA * Gary BRYDE, Wilmington, DE * Mrs. Robert BUCHANAN, Olmsted Falls, OH * Mrs. Clarence H. BURKARD, Paramount, CA * Mrs. Richard D. BUTLER, Chesterland, OH * Jane Maureen CALLAGHAN, Bangor, ME * Mrs. Ian A. CALVERT, Rockville, MD * Mrs. L. C. CARPER, St. Albans, WV * Mrs. John CERAMI, Rolling Hills Estate, CA * Mrs. George A. COOPER, Lakewood, NJ * Ms. Robert CRAIN, Milwaukie, OR * Mrs. Florence M. DAVIS, Stratford, CT * Mrs. Marie L. DEAN, San Antonio, TX * Mrs. Leonard DEASON, Lansing, MI * Mrs. Joseph DOMBROWSKI, Lake Ariel, PA * Mrs. Mary DONLEY, Akron, OH * Mrs. John DUMAINE, McLean, VA * Mrs. Lee R. ELLENBURG, Kingsport, TN * Mrs. Otto FAHNING, Wells, MN * Miss Udell L. FAVRE, Bay St. Louis, MS * Mrs. Isaac FEINSTEIN, Atlantic City, NJ * Mrs. M. E. FENTON Jr., Oakland, CA * Mrs. Vance FLETCHER, Indianapolis, IN * Mrs. Vincent J. GRONDAHL, Cedar Rapids, IA * Miss Dawn HILL, Buffalo, NY * Tracy A. HOLCOMB, Farmington, NM * Mrs. Don HOPKINS, Arlington, VA * Mrs. Henry HORNBUCKLE, Morrisonville, IL * Mrs. Wayland HOYT, Hemet, CA * Teresa HUESTIS, Wheaton, MD * Rose Marie JANESKO, Moosic, PA * Mrs. Earl JOHNSON, Marinette, WI * Mrs. Thomas P. JOHNSON, Birmingham, AL * Mrs. Walter JONES, Coalville, UT * Mrs. August JUNCKER, Phoenix, AZ * Mrs. John K. KEW, Story, WY * Katherine KORSTJENS, Big Stone City, SD * Mrs. R. H. KRAMER, Hammond, IN * Mrs. Henry KRAUS, University City, MO * Mrs. Lloyd R. KREIDER, Phoenix, AZ * Mrs. Roy KUNS, Gervais, OR * Mrs. George KUNZ, Portland, OR * Mrs. John KVETCOVSKY, Newport, NH * Lisa LICITRI, Akron, OH * Mrs. Alhonse E. LORENZETTI, Lindenhurst, NY * Mrs. Anna LUPKIEWICZ, Gainesville, FL * Mrs. Stephen F. MAIRE, Avon Lake, OH * Mrs. Richard MAHAN, Harrisburg, PA * Connie MALEY, Hershey, PA * Jana Lynn MARKUM, Upland, CA * Mrs. Martin L. MATTSON, Duluth, MN * Mrs. Jim MCCLAIN, North Little Rock, AR * Srta. Carmen M. MERCADER, PR * Carol MERCER, Logan, OK * Mrs. Kenneth MILLER, Louisville, KY * Mrs. Alvin MOORE, Spencer, OK * Mrs. Charles MORGANSTON, Washington, DC * Mrs. J. T. NICHOLSON, Bremerton, WA * Susan OLSTROM, East Jordan, MI * Mrs. Richard L. OTT, West Allis, WI * Mrs. Albert F. PAIGE, Detroit, MI * Mrs. Ross PARSONS, Victorville, CA * Mrs. John PESSENDA, Chisholm, MN * Mrs. John PETRELLI, Las Vegas, NV * Mrs. Vito PIZZUTO, Los Alamos, NM * Nancy POTTER, Los Alamos, NM * Thomas L. REZELL, Milwaukee, WI * Mrs. John RICHMAN, North Andover, MA * Mrs. Alfred E. ROSKE, Minneapolis, MN * Lucy RUSNOCK, Wheat Ridge, CO * Mrs. Oren SALO, Tempe, AZ * Mrs. L. R. SCHWEITZERHOF, West San Jose, CA * Mrs. John SCRENAR Jr, East Helena, MT * Mrs. Oscar SEWARD, Princess Anne, MD * Mrs. Sol SIEGEL, Milwaukee, WI * Mrs. Willard SMUCKER, Harrisburg, OR * Mrs. Frank STAGNITTO, Rochester, NY * Mrs. G. Vander STOEP, Pittsfield, IL * Mrs. John STUFFERS, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Penn TAYLOR, Elm Grove, WV * Lenore Ruth THOMAS, Boise, ID * Mrs. Harold G. TIFFANY, Tempe, AZ * Christina TRYK, Saratoga, CA * Mrs. Lewis P. WALLIS, Los Angeles, CA * Mrs. Jack WILSON, Mattoon, IL.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition: First Printing. 96 pages: 6.25 x 9.5 in.: 0.8: Vol. 15: KB#015671: This is the 15th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked (except for some small worn spots on back cover), brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered, and is hole-punched for a 5-hole binder. Each Recipe includes the name and location of its contributor. Book includes recipes and photographs of $25,000 Hungry Boys' Casserole (by Mrs. Roman WALILKO, Detroit, MI) * Peanut-Buttery Puffs (by Mrs. Donald J. SSCHINDELHOLZ, Beloit, WI) * Corned Beef Wheels (by Mrs. Jack C. JONES, Long Beach, CA) * Plus 97 More - From Pillsbury's 15th Grand National $100,000 Recipe and Baking Contest, held at the Beverly Hills Hilton, California. Additional recipes were by: Mrs. Jack ALBANESE, Great Falls, MT * Mrs. Alvin D. ALBERTUS, Cedar Rapids, IA * Mrs. Kenneth F. ALLEN, Elm Creek, NE * Mrs. Gerald E. AMES, Gorham, ME * John ANDERSON, Cooperstown, NY * Elisabeth ANTISDALE, Oakland, CA * Mrs. Paul T. BARTLETT, Tulsa, OK * Mrs. Mathilde T. BASS, Berlin, NH * Mrs. Melba Von BEHREN, St. Louis, MO * Mrs. T. BIAMCOROSSO, Montebello, CA * Jane BLACKWELDER, Crossville, AL * Mrs. Marie V. BRENNAN, Daly City, CA * Mrs. Laverne BUCKLEY, Collins, NY * Judith Ann CARLSON, Amery, WI * Mrs. Marie CASE, Oconomowoc, WI * Gloria CASSIDY, Pittsburgh, PA * James C. CONBOY, St. Johnsville, NY * Mrs. Julie CONNERS, Stanford, CA * Mrs. Vincent R. COSTANZI, Chisholm, MN * Karen CURTIS, Winslow, IN * Mrs. Ernest DAVENPORT, Newland, NC * Mrs. Ann DUBAS, Woodbury, NJ * Mrs. Theodore ECKROTH, Bloomsburg, PA * Mrs. Mary C. ENDICOTT, Atlanta, GA * Mrs. Louis FEDRIZZI, Detroit, MI * Nancy Ellen FERCHAK, Jessup, PA * Mrs. Clyde FERRELL, Long Beach, CA * Mrs. Tom GAUKEL, Mukwonago, WI * Mrs. Ted GEORGE, Pemberville, OH * Mrs. Horace F. GODSHALL, Collegeville, PA * Mrs. R. J. GRAVES, Fresno, CA * Mrs. F. Taylor GRIMM, Bethesda, MD * Mrs. Arthur GRUNERT, Oklahoma City, OK * Mrs. J. G. GULLETT, Duluth, GA * Mrs. Morris HANSBURG, Youngstown, OH * Linda Jean HENSON, Monte Vista, CO * Mrs. Huey HILBURN, Piedmont, AL * Mrs. Charles R. HULLS, Columbus, OH * Roger IVICE, Chicago, IL * Becky JELLE, Hibbing, MN * Carol Ann JOHNSON, Alta, IA * Mrs. Kennett C. JOHNSON, St. Louis, MO * Mrs. Irma M. JOYCE, St. Louis, MO * Mrs. Louise KIDD, Artesia, NM * Mrs. Otto E. KNEISEL, Powhattan, KS * Cynthia KOBASHIGAWA, Honolulu, HI * Mr. Umejiro Frank KURITSUBO, Oakland, CA * Mrs. Albert G. LEWIS Jr, Platte City, MO * Mrs. Guy H. LITTLE, Hickory, NC * Mrs. William W. LYTH, Cleveland, OH * Mrs. Dagmar MALLINSON, Kansas, MO * Mrs. Leonard MANSKE, Franklin, WI * Mary Bea MANTZ, Wolf Creek, MT * Mrs. Dwight E. MAPLES, Wildwood, FL * Austin Andrew MARKS, Camden, NJ * Mrs. Vincent MATHEIS, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Frank MCCUE, Portland, OR * Mrs. Lawrence MCKININ, Columbia, MO * Merry Dee MELINSKY, Howard Lake, MN * Caren MILLER, Philadelphia, PA * Mrs. Edward L. MIRKIN, Westbury, Long Island, NY * Mrs. Ruth Hill MOLLOY, Fort Eustin, VA * Mrs. Frank NEWBY, Huntington, WV * Jean NURSE, Anchorage, AK * Scherry Ann PESANTE, Roswell, NM * Mrs. Rex PIPPIN Sr, Dothan, AL * Mrs. Helen POPE, Arroyo Grande, CA * Mrs. Christine POTTER, Merion Station, PA * Mrs. Edith RACZ, Denver, CO * Mrs. Perna Mai RAMSEY, Oklahoma City, OK * Mrs. Pete SCHMUNK, Bayard, NE * Mrs. V. H. SHERMER, Klamath Falls, OR * Mr. Jay M. SMITH, Harborcreek, PA * Mrs. W. Stuart SMITH, San Antonio, TX * Mrs. William SNODGRASS, Hanna City, IL * Mrs. John R. STEGMULLER, Lahina, Maui, HI * Mrs. Don J. STEVENS, Overland Park, KS * Mrs. Gerald V. STOECKEL, Minneapolis, MN * Betty SWINGER, Grand Rapids, MI * Mrs. Donna UNZELMAN, Chehalis, WA * Mrs. Lois VOUGA, St. Louis, MO * Mrs. Anthony VULINEC, Hudson, OH * Mrs. M. E. WALCOTT, Columbus, WI * Mrs. Jean C. WEHLER, Hyattsville, MD * Mrs. Ruby WESTMORELAND, Lott, TX * Ardene WIEBBECKE, Clutier, IA * Mrs. C. E. YEARLING, Payne, OH * Mrs. Lawrence ZACKER, San Diego, CA * Mrs. Margaret ZIEGENHORN, Chicago, IL * Winona ZEIGLER, Pittsburgh, PA.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition: First Printing. 96 pages: 6.25 x 9.5 in.: 0.8: Vol. 16: KB#016885: This is the 16th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Edges of covers are lightly worn and book is hole-punched for 5-hole binder. Each recipe includes the name and location of its contributor. Book includes recipes and photographs of $25,000 Peacheesy Pie (by Janis BOYKIN, Melbourne, FL) * Orange Butter Coffee Cake (by Mrs. Lawrence HOERIG, Mequon, WI) * Orange Danish Krispies (by Mrs. Mary DONLEY, Akron, OH) * Plus 97 More - From Pillsbury's 16th Grand National $100,000 Recipe and Baking Contest, including 14 Pies, 24 Breads, 14 Main Dishes, 21 Cookies, 8 Desserts and 19 Cakes. Additional recipes were by: Mrs. Rex ACKER, Deming, NM * Mr. Thomas T. ADKINS, Hixson, TN * Mrs. James ALKER, Homer City, PA * Maurice E. ALSTON Jr, Atwater, CA * Mrs. J. C. BARKER, Lee's Summit, MO * Marilynn BENBROOK, Woodward, OK * Mrs. George H. BERGGREN, State College, PA * Mrs. Edwin BERRETH, Fargo, ND * Mrs. L. R. BEUGLI, Portland, OR * Mr. Gilbert BLEDSOE, Brooklyn Heights, NY * Mrs. Alice BOOTS, Indianapolis, IN * Mrs. William BRADFIELD, San Antonio, TX * Linda Lee BROWN, Ogden, UT * Mrs. Mae BRUCE, Metairie, LA * Gary BRYDE, Wilmington, DE * Mrs. Robert BUCHANAN, Olmsted Falls, OH * Mrs. Clarence H. BURKARD, Paramount, CA * Mrs. Richard D. BUTLER, Chesterland, OH * Jane Maureen CALLAGHAN, Bangor, ME * Mrs. Ian A. CALVERT, Rockville, MD * Mrs. L. C. CARPER, St. Albans, WV * Mrs. John CERAMI, Rolling Hills Estate, CA * Mrs. George A. COOPER, Lakewood, NJ * Ms. Robert CRAIN, Milwaukie, OR * Mrs. Florence M. DAVIS, Stratford, CT * Mrs. Marie L. DEAN, San Antonio, TX * Mrs. Leonard DEASON, Lansing, MI * Mrs. Joseph DOMBROWSKI, Lake Ariel, PA * Mrs. Mary DONLEY, Akron, OH * Mrs. John DUMAINE, McLean, VA * Mrs. Lee R. ELLENBURG, Kingsport, TN * Mrs. Otto FAHNING, Wells, MN * Miss Udell L. FAVRE, Bay St. Louis, MS * Mrs. Isaac FEINSTEIN, Atlantic City, NJ * Mrs. M. E. FENTON Jr., Oakland, CA * Mrs. Vance FLETCHER, Indianapolis, IN * Mrs. Vincent J. GRONDAHL, Cedar Rapids, IA * Miss Dawn HILL, Buffalo, NY * Tracy A. HOLCOMB, Farmington, NM * Mrs. Don HOPKINS, Arlington, VA * Mrs. Henry HORNBUCKLE, Morrisonville, IL * Mrs. Wayland HOYT, Hemet, CA * Teresa HUESTIS, Wheaton, MD * Rose Marie JANESKO, Moosic, PA * Mrs. Earl JOHNSON, Marinette, WI * Mrs. Thomas P. JOHNSON, Birmingham, AL * Mrs. Walter JONES, Coalville, UT * Mrs. August JUNCKER, Phoenix, AZ * Mrs. John K. KEW, Story, WY * Katherine KORSTJENS, Big Stone City, SD * Mrs. R. H. KRAMER, Hammond, IN * Mrs. Henry KRAUS, University City, MO * Mrs. Lloyd R. KREIDER, Phoenix, AZ * Mrs. Roy KUNS, Gervais, OR * Mrs. George KUNZ, Portland, OR * Mrs. John KVETCOVSKY, Newport, NH * Lisa LICITRI, Akron, OH * Mrs. Alhonse E. LORENZETTI, Lindenhurst, NY * Mrs. Anna LUPKIEWICZ, Gainesville, FL * Mrs. Stephen F. MAIRE, Avon Lake, OH * Mrs. Richard MAHAN, Harrisburg, PA * Connie MALEY, Hershey, PA * Jana Lynn MARKUM, Upland, CA * Mrs. Martin L. MATTSON, Duluth, MN * Mrs. Jim MCCLAIN, North Little Rock, AR * Srta. Carmen M. MERCADER, PR * Carol MERCER, Logan, OK * Mrs. Kenneth MILLER, Louisville, KY * Mrs. Alvin MOORE, Spencer, OK * Mrs. Charles MORGANSTON, Washington, DC * Mrs. J. T. NICHOLSON, Bremerton, WA * Susan OLSTROM, East Jordan, MI * Mrs. Richard L. OTT, West Allis, WI * Mrs. Albert F. PAIGE, Detroit, MI * Mrs. Ross PARSONS, Victorville, CA * Mrs. John PESSENDA, Chisholm, MN * Mrs. John PETRELLI, Las Vegas, NV * Mrs. Vito PIZZUTO, Los Alamos, NM * Nancy POTTER, Los Alamos, NM * Thomas L. REZELL, Milwaukee, WI * Mrs. John RICHMAN, North Andover, MA * Mrs. Alfred E. ROSKE, Minneapolis, MN * Lucy RUSNOCK, Wheat Ridge, CO * Mrs. Oren SALO, Tempe, AZ * Mrs. L. R. SCHWEITZERHOF, West San Jose, CA * Mrs. John SCRENAR Jr, East Helena, MT * Mrs. Oscar SEWARD, Princess Anne, MD * Mrs. Sol SIEGEL, Milwaukee, WI * Mrs. Willard SMUCKER, Harrisburg, OR * Mrs. Frank STAGNITTO, Rochester, NY * Mrs. G. Vander STOEP, Pittsfield, IL * Mrs. John STUFFERS, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Penn TAYLOR, Elm Grove, WV * Lenore Ruth THOMAS, Boise, ID * Mrs. Harold G. TIFFANY, Tempe, AZ * Christina TRYK, Saratoga, CA * Mrs. Lewis P. WALLIS, Los Angeles, CA * Mrs. Jack WILSON, Mattoon, IL.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition: First Printing. 96 pages: 5.5 x 9 in.: 0.8: Vol. 17: KB#016890: This is the 17th Annual Bake-Off. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Covers and pages are clean, unmarked, brightly colored, tightly bound and sharp cornered (except for light wear on covers). Each Recipe includes the name and location of its contributor. Book includes recipes and photographs of $25,000 Golden Gate Snack Bread (by Mrs. John PETRELLI, Las Vegas, NV) * Ice Cream Muffins (by Mrs. Albert F. HISHAW, Orangevale, CA) * Corned Beef Rye Twist (by Mrs. Ruth WEIGAND, Alva, OK) * Plus 97 More - From Pillsbury's 17th Grand National $100,000 Recipe and Baking Contest. Additional recipes were by: Mrs. Sam ASPIS, Kansas City, MO * Mrs. Tracey Grace BAHILL, Tucson, AZ * Paul David BARTLETT, Tulsa, OK * Mrs. Marilyn BELSCHNER, Amherst, NE * Mrs. Elizabeth BJORKLUND, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Phyllis BOULIFARD, Philadelphia, PA * Mr. W. E. BREDY, Homedale, ID * Mrs. Marie E. BURKE, San Bernardino, CA * Mrs. L. C. CARPER, St. Albans, WV * Mrs. Charles E. COLE Jr, Reseda, CA * Mrs. Ruth E. CONWAY, Mariposa, CA * Mrs. Sigmund CYWR, Point Pleasant, NJ * Mrs. Shirley F. DECKELMAN, Old Saybrook, CT * Mrs. Josephine DEMARCO, Chicago, IL * Mrs. Mandel L. DESNICK, St. Louis Park, MN * John Forrest EDWARDS, Anchorage, AK * Mrs. Doris EKSTROM, Clinton, MT * Miss Gladys D. ELLIS, Jacksonville, FL * Dr. Gail S. ERBECK, Mason, OH * Mrs. J. L. FISETTE, San Antonio, TX * Mrs. Kathryn G. FITCH, Jacksonville, FL * Mrs. Pauline FRAZEE, Portland, OR * Mrs. Dorothy S. FRENCH, Millford, DE * Eunice FRENCH, Peterson, IA * Mrs. George G. HARAMIS Jr, Stratford, CT * Kathy HARGIS, Pasadena, TX * Mrs. Peter S. HARLIB, Chicago, IL * Mrs. H. Lee HART, Cathedral City, CA * Mrs. Rachel HEDRICK, New Smyrna Beach, FL * Mrs. C. J. HELRICH, Houston, TX * Mrs. Robert L. HENRY, Madison, WI * Mrs. Lorraine HIDDLESON, Albany, OR * Mrs. Winifred R. HILL, Madison, NJ * Mrs. W. J. HOLAHAN, Chicago, IL * Scott HOLCOMB, Farmington, NM * Travis HOLCOMB, Farmington, NM * Juliana Kay HORN, Elmhurst, IL * Mrs. Alvina HOUDEK, Lake Wales, FL * Mrs. Hannah HUDDLE, Harrington, WA * Mrs. Blaine F. JAEGER, West Chester, PA * Mrs. John JAMES Jr, New Philadelphia, OH * Mrs. H. R. JERNIGAN, Tucson, AZ * Mrs. Virginia G. JOHNSON, San Francisco, CA * Mrs. M. K. KAIHANI, Scarsdale, NY * Miss Irene KARPINKSKI, San Diego, CA * Mrs. Eddie J. KELLER, National City, CA * Mrs. Robert F. KENT, Sunbury, PA * Carolyn KRISTOL, Washington, DC * Miss Marie KRUTKA, Pueblo, CO * Mrs. Rose LEION, Miami Beach, FL * Mrs. Phyllis LIDERT, West Covina, CA * Mrs. G. P. LONGMIRE, Austin, TX * Kathleen LUNSFORD, Bolivar, OH * Joeline MALENKE, Austin, MN * Stephen R. MANNING, Brattleboro, VT * Mrs. Odile L. MCCARTHY, Alexandria, VA * Mrs. Joe MCCROVIZ, Gary, IN * Mrs. W. R. MCDANIEL, Anchorage, AK * Susan C. MCKENZIE, McLean, VA * Elspeth MCPHERSON, Oak Harbor, WA * Mrs. Yvonne M. MEADOR, Oakland, CA * Mrs. Marvin Ardel MILLER, Coos Bay, OR * Kathleen D. MITSAK, Youngstown, OH * Mrs. David Blair MORSE, Lake Worth, FL * Mrs. Claudine POTTS, Sylva, NC * Laurie Ann MIRKIN, Westbury, NY * Mrs. Joseph C. MOORE, Hoopeston, IL * Miss Barbara NESTINGEN, La Crosse, WI * Mrs. Frank T. OSTENBERG, Alexandria, VA * Mrs. John F. PARK Jr, Tacoma, WA * Mrs. John PATTERSON, De Land, FL * Mrs. John PESSENDA, Chisholm, MN * Mrs. Christine POTTER, Merlon Station, PA * Mrs. Claudine POTTS, Sylva, NC * Mrs. Gerald PROCHNOW, Milwaukee, WI * Lee Ann REINERS, Glenshaw, PA * Mrs. Virginia N. RHOADES, Charlotte, NC * Mrs. F. Williams RIMBACH, Largo, FL * Mrs. Norris N. RING, Mosinee, WI * Mrs. Anna ROSENBERG, Montgomery, NY * Mrs. Alfred E. ROSKE, Minneapolis, MN * Miss Mabel SIMMONS, Chattanooga, TN * Gail SIMUNEC, East Detroit, MI * Mrs. Howard F. SNAY, Haven, KS * Miss Diane SPANGENBERG, Denver, CO * Miss Hazel SPENCE, St. Petersburg, FL * Mrs. A. F. STEFFEN, Wellesley, MA * Andrea STOCK, Martins Ferry, OH * Mrs. Jessie I. STRAUSS, Collinsville, AL * Mrs. John TALLICHET, Belle, WV * Mrs. Larry TROGEN, Yakima, WA * Mrs. John E. VAN HORN, Nitro, WV * Mrs. James VINYARD, Boonville, IN * Sandra VOLZ, Pavonia, OH * Mrs. Jennie Wren WEEKS, Olympia, WA * Mrs. Frank R. WILLIS, South Holland, IL * Mrs. Earl WYMAN, Pembina, ND * Mrs. L. D. ZIEAMMERMANN, Kansas City, KS.

Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good-. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good-. Michael Hardwick (Photographs) (illustrator). First Edition. (1968) 102 pp. Original brown cloth covers w/ sunning to top edges (part of title from front of DJ can be seen on front cover of book). DJ a bit soiled w/ light edge wear. Faint musty odor. Illust. w/ b/w photos.

Paperback. Condition: VERY GOOD. 1st Edition. 2000. LAB. First. Softback. Book- VG. 9x6. 162pp.

Trade Paperback. Presumed 1st. Detailed anlysis of the global debt problem. Clean tight crisp copy of scarce book. 6 x 9, 191 pp, appendixes. Very Good unmarked contents, coffee stains on edge.

Paperback. Condition: Good. 288 pages. Cover wornA fascinating glimpse of post-war Soho, Fitzrovia, Chelsea and bohemian London in general, and theatre, c amp and gay history. n nA celebration of the life and achievement s of Quentin Crisp, the flamboyant and witty eccentric who refuse d to conform to any definition the world tried to pin on him. Con tributors include: Andrew Barrow, Clive Fisher, Ronald Harwood, S imon Hattenstone, Philip Hensher, John Hurt, James Kirkup, Adam M ars-Jones, George Melly, Patrick O'Connor, Sally Potter, Paul Rob inson, Ann Valery and Elizabeth Wyndham. n nEditorial Reviews n n From the Publisher nBorn into an impoverished English family, you ng Dennis Pratt wanted to be something different-and so he transf ormed himself into Quentin Crisp, the urbanely witty, exhibitioni stic, ever-gracious raconteur. In The Stately Homo, his various c areers-as a performer, writer, and authority on style and etiquet te-are observed with irreverence, wit, and affection. Quentin Cri sp first gained fame when The Naked Civil Servant, a highly succe ssful film based on his book, brought him to the attention of mil lions. He went on to appear, for many years, in one-man shows in Britain and New York. He was in the midst of such a tour when he died in 1999. n nFrom the Inside Flap ng glimpse of post-war Soho , Fitzrovia, Chelsea and bohemian London in general, and theatre, camp and gay history. n nA celebration of the life and achieveme nts of Quentin Crisp, the flamboyant and witty eccentric who refu sed to conform to any definition the world tried to pin on him. C ontributors include: Andrew Barrow, Clive Fisher, Ronald Harwood, Simon Hattenstone, Philip Hensher, John Hurt, James Kirkup, Adam Mars-Jones, George Melly, Patrick O'Connor, Sally Potter, Paul R obinson, Ann Valery and Elizabeth Wyndham. n nAbout the Author nP aul Bailey, one of Britain's most distinguished novelists, knew Q uentin Crisp for more than thirty years. n nFrom the Hardcover ed ition.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Among the women who figure prominently in this COLLECTION of murder stories are : Marguerite Fahmy, Karla Homolka, Pam Smart, Carrie Davies, and Myra Hindley. You will also meet hangmen : Sam Edwards, and J.R.R. Radclive. Meet the good looking teacher who coerced her male student into a murderous plot. Met poisoners and body choppers. Meet those after insurance claims as wells as those who claim their honour has been defiled. !8 stories in all, some Canadian, dated from 1855 to 1988. NO illustrations. Cond : Paper wrapper is light blue with yellowy orange lettering. Front cover graphic is a b/w night-time photo of an accident scene on a modern city street. CORNERS , edges and spine all sharp. No names, marks, tears, folds, bumps, creases, nor stains. Clean, bright, and TIGHT !! Quote (p. 110) : " . but his cheeks glistened with tears. Billy was eventually charged with murdering Cook with strychnine. Such hostility, such booing, such spitting greeted Billy Palmer's every appearance while in custody that a special act of . ." Size: 8vo.

Paperback (No Dust Wrapper.). Paperback. Physically Trade Paperback (9¼" x 6") (0.4 kg); 162pp; Index; Bibliography; First in this edition. ISBN: 9781899365463 || The book is on my shelves and will be carefully packed and posted from the pastoral paradise of Peasedown St. John, Bath, by a real bookseller in a real book shop - with my personal guarantee and my beady eye on the Consumer Contracts Regulations. REMEMBER! Buying my copy means the bookshop Jack Russells get their supper! My Book #161661|| Condition: Very Good. Lightly rubbed at the tips of the wraps otherwise a very well presented copy.

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. EDMUND GOSSE A Literary landscape 1849-1928 Ann Thwaite. Secker & Warburg, London 568pp Illustrated Hardback. This copy is in very good condition. There is a small neat signature to the front paste down which is hidden by the dustwrapper front flap. The unclipped dustwrapper is also in very good condition and has now been covered with removable, clear protective film. Sir Edmund William Gosse CB (21 September 1849 ? 16 May 1928) was an English poet, author and critic; the son of Philip Henry Gosse and Emily Bowes. Gosse started his career as assistant librarian at the British Museum from 1867 alongside the songwriter Theo Marzials, a post which Charles Kingsley helped his father obtain for him. An early book of poetry published with a friend John Arthur Blaikie gave him an introduction to the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Trips to Denmark and Norway in 1872?74, where he visited Hans Christian Andersen and Frederik Paludan-Müller, led to publishing success with reviews of Ibsen and Bjørnson in the Cornhill Magazine. He was soon reviewing Scandinavian literature in a variety of publications. He became acquainted with Alfred, Lord Tennyson and friends with Robert Browning, Algernon Charles Swinburne, Thomas Hardy and Henry James. In the meantime, he published his first solo volume of poetry, On Viol and Flute (1873) and a work of criticism, Studies in the Literature of Northern Europe (1879). Gosse and Robert Louis Stevenson first met while teenagers, and after 1879, when Stevenson came to London on occasion, he would stay with Gosse and his family. In 1875 Gosse became a translator at the Board of Trade, a post which he held until 1904 and gave him time for his writing and enabled him to marry and start a family. From 1884 to 1890, Gosse lectured in English literature at Trinity College, Cambridge, despite his own lack of academic qualifications. Cambridge University gave him an honorary MA in 1886, and Trinity College formally admitted him as a member, 'by order of the Council', in 1889. He made a successful American lecture tour in 1884 and was in much demand as a speaker and on committees as well as publishing a string of critical works as well as poetry and histories. He became, in the 1880s, one of the most important art critics dealing with sculpture (writing mainly for the Saturday Review) with an interest spurred on by his intimate friendship with the sculptor Hamo Thornycroft. Gosse would eventually write the first history of the renaissance of late-Victorian sculpture in 1894 in a four-part series for the Art Journal, dubbing the movement the New Sculpture. In 1904, he became the librarian of the House of Lords Library, where he exercised considerable influence till he retired in 1914. He wrote for the Sunday Times, and was an expert on Thomas Gray, William Congreve, John Donne, Jeremy Taylor, and Coventry Patmore. He can also take credit for introducing Ibsen's work to the British public. Gosse and William Archer collaborated in translating Hedda Gabler and The Master Builder; those two translations were performed throughout the 20th century. Gosse and Archer, along with Shaw, were perhaps the literary critics most responsible for popularising Ibsen's plays among English-speaking audiences. His most famous book is the autobiographical Father and Son, about his troubled relationship with his Plymouth Brethren father, Philip, which was dramatised for television by Dennis Potter. Published anonymously in 1907, this followed a biography he had written of his father as naturalist, when he was urged by George Moore among others to write more about his own part. Historians caution, though, that notwithstanding its psychological insight and literary excellence, Gosse's narrative is often at odds with the verifiable facts of his own and his parents' lives. In later life, he became a formative influence on Siegfried Sassoon, the nephew of his lifelong friend, Hamo Thornycroft. Sassoon's mother was a f.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. Neborsky, Joanna (illustrator). 1st Edition. First Edition, 1st printing. 448pp. w/a great Index. Bright, clean & tight copy, unread, in AS NEW condition. "At once a love letter to literature and a charming guide to the books most worth reading, A READER'S BOOK OF DAYS features bite-size accounts of events in the lives of great authors for every day of the year. Here is Marcel Proust starting In Search of Lost Time and Virginia Woolf scribbling in the margin of her own writing, 'Is it nonsense, or is it brilliance?' Fictional events that take place within beloved books are also included: the birth of Harry Potter's enemy Draco Malfoy, the blood-soaked prom in Stephen King's Carrie. [] A READER'S BOOK OF DAYS is filled with memorable and surprising tales from the lives and works of Martin Amis, Jane Austen, James Baldwin, Roberto Bolano, the Brontë sisters, Junot Díaz, Philip K. Dick, Charles Dickens, Joan Didion, F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Keats, Hilary Mantel, Haruki Murakami, Flannery O'Connor, Orhan Pamuk, George Plimpton, Marilynne Robinson, W. G. Sebald, Dr. Seuss, Zadie Smith, Susan Sontag, Hunter S. Thompson, Leo Tolstoy, David Foster Wallace, and many more. The book also notes the days on which famous authors were born and died; it includes lists of recommended reading for every month of the year as well as snippets from book reviews as they appeared across literary history; and throughout there are wry illustrations by acclaimed artist Joanna Neborsky. [] Brimming with nearly 2,000 stories, A READER'S BOOK OF DAYS will have readers of every stripe reaching for their favorite books and discovering new ones." [jacket copy] "Finally, a book to live by. Every day will remind me of the few things I've read and all the endless treasures I have to look forward to. How lucky for readers that Tom Nissley has turned his formidable intelligence to the history of literature."--Ann Patchett. "Brilliant, fascinating, and fun!"--Ken Jennings. "Those who know Tom Nissley simply as a Jeopardy! stud, prepare to be amazed. He's more than just a gutsy wonk with a photographic memory; as A READER'S BOOK OF DAYS establishes for all time, he's witty, erudite, and sweet-natured, and he has a gorgeous prose style to boot. Beware: read one of these pages and you're hooked."--Blake Bailey. Pristine hardcover w/brilliant corners & crisp edges, a square & tight binding, wrapped in a bright & intact jacket. Quite presentable.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. 120 page PB Illustrated throughout. A fine copy with no faults. New Articles Peter Beard by Michael Moore, pg 3-5 Nouveau Moche Pottery: Jonathan Kaplan by Anthony Merino pg 6-9 Boris van Berkum: A Mega Renaissance by Gertjan van der Stelt pg 10-13 A Local Potter-Raya Stern by Ester Beck pg 14-15 Bricked-Up: Adam Welch by Jordan Taylor pg 16-18 Miniature Worlds of Irianna Kanellopoulou by Inga Walton pg 19-23 Taming the Edge-Trevor Dunn by S Portico Bowman pg 24-27 Cheryl Ann Thomas: Fragility and Loss by Elaine Levin pg 28-31 The Offspring of Endymion: Clare Twomey by Glen R Brown pg 32-34 A Modular Vision-Veronica Byun by Ronald Andrew Kuchta pg 35-37 Franz A Bischoff: Master of Porcelain by Judy Seckler pg 38-41 Beth Katleman: Folly by Colette Copeland pg 42-43 Timelines-Simone Fraser by Brett Ballard pg 44-47 Pandit Pottery by David Dewing pg 48-51 Mark Messenger & Walt Schober by Deb Van Laak pg 52-54 25 Years of Zulu Ceramic Innovation by E Perrill & I Garrett pg 55-59 The Head is Thinking the Body: Edith Garcia by David Jones pg 60-63 Japonisme by Brett Ballard pg 64-65 Ceramics in Wales by Christine Temin pg 66-69 Georges Jeanclos at Galerie Capazza by Tzvetan Todorov pg 70-71 The Doris Shadbolt Pottery Collection by Amy Gogarty pg 72-73 26 Contemporary Japanese Women by Anthony Merino pg 75-79 Anna Maria Maiolino-Continuous by Andy Christian pg 80-81 Jessica Stoller: New Work by Colette Copeland pg 82-85 Ferrin Gallery by Christine Temin pg 86-89 Five facets of .

Soft cover. Condition: As New. Cover Model: Natasha Mamak Authors: Dan Potter - "The Sacrifice" / Richard L. Sargent - "Track Tramp" / Charles Dennis - "Window Dressing" / Henry Sleasar - "Confessions of a Talking Dog" First App. / Lee Martin - "Three days to a Hanging" / Earle Schell - "All That History" / Hammel Schmidt - "The House of Dire Necessity and Total Obscurity"W. J. Reynolds - "Temporary Deputy" / Juliette Rowell - "The Best Laid Plans" / B. R. Blair - "The Thirty Cent Trick of Molly Malone" / Ann Taylor - "Thea" / Stan Ross - "The Perfect Woman" / Arnold Benson - "The Plight of the Problem Non-Drinker" / Jack Woodford - "Something Came Up" / Robert n. Owen - "Pick-up on Highway 131" / Craigline - "The Diogenes Machine" / Richard Grant - "Gold Lust" / Mim - "A Little Bit of Pillow Talk" / Ann Taylor - "The New Red Shoes" Models: Natasha Mamak - Front cover Features: Napa V#11 / Short Songs after a Long Weekend by George Starbuck Galbraith / Epitaphs by William Morey / cartoons by Richard Lumpkin Interior Artists: Dennis / L. Barth / Ward / Abdemoor / Jeff Keate / Wenzel / Richard Lumpkin / Gene Herndon / Andrews.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 191. Chapters: Brigham Young, Joseph F. Smith, B. H. Roberts, Heber C. Kimball, Sarah Marinda Bates Pratt, John Taylor, Parley P. Pratt, George Q. Cannon, Wilford Woodruff, Lorenzo Snow, Orson Pratt, Jacob Hamblin, Hugh Findlay, Dan Jones, Orson Hyde, Martha McBride Knight, Brigham Young, Jr., Karl G. Maeser, Samuel Brannan, Welcome Chapman, Zina D. H. Young, William Clayton, Helen Mar Kimball, Francis M. Lyman, John Van Cott, W. W. Phelps, Charles Sreeve Peterson, Almon W. Babbitt, Porter Rockwell, Emmeline B. Wells, John Willard Young, Eliza R. Snow, John D. Lee, Louie B. Felt, David Fullmer, Archibald Gardner, Isaac Morley, Carl Christian Anton Christensen, Charles R. Dana, Jesse N. Smith, Orson Spencer, Martha Hughes Cannon, Agnes Taylor, Truman O. Angell, Thomas Rowell Leavitt, Joel H. Johnson, Marriner W. Merrill, John R. Winder, Willard Richards, Emma Lee French, Isaac C. Haight, Luke S. Johnson, Jane Elizabeth Manning James, Cornelius P. Lott, William Weeks, Daniel H. Wells, John Holladay, Abraham O. Smoot, Abraham Marchant, Jefferson Hunt, Levi Savage Jr., Joseph Young, Patty Bartlett Sessions, John S. Fullmer, John R. Murdock, Hosea Stout, Franklin D. Richards, Jesse Knight, Moses Thatcher, Edward Bunker, Gilbert Belnap, David King Udall, James Calvin Sly, Elias Smith, Alfred Milnes, Erastus Snow, Benjamin F. Johnson, Thomas Levi Whittle, Jane McKechnie Walton, Henry Grow, Levi Stewart, William S. Godbe, Leavitt, Alberta, William R. Smith, Emily H. Woodmansee, Phineas Young, Levi W. Hancock, Robert Clift, Jr., Lauritz Smith, A. Milton Musser, David Patten Kimball, Charles John Thomas, Elijah Abel, Daniel Webster Jones, Angus M. Cannon, Samuel W. Richards, William S. S. Willes, John Milton Bernhisel, Ephraim Hanks, Rebecca Winters, Lot Smith, Zebedee Coltrin, Dan Weggeland, Bathsheba W. Smith, Edward Stevenson, Joseph Fielding, Arnold Potter, Charles Ora Card, Orson Pratt Huish, John D. T. McAllister, Jonathan Browning, Peter Maughan, Joseph Angell Young, Joseph S. Murdock, Dimick B. Huntington, Ammon M. Tenney, John Thomas Caine, Ellis Reynolds Shipp, Gudmund Gudmundson, Joseph Toronto, Thomas E. Ricks, Nathaniel H. Felt, Shadrach Roundy, Ira Hatch, Albert Carrington, Thomas Bullock, William Harrison Folsom, Fountain Green Massacre, Theodore Brandley, Charles L. Walker, Aurelia Spencer Rogers, Edward H. Anderson, Joseph Ellis Johnson, Cyrus H. Wheelock, Thomas C. Griggs, Horton D. Haight, John Stilley Carpenter, Dudley Leavitt, Lee Mantle, Newel K. Whitney, Richard Ballantyne, William W. Davies, Ebenezer Beesley, William Adams Hickman, Thomas Grover, Canute Peterson, Orange Seely, Levi Richards, William Henry Hooper, Mary Fielding Smith, Robert T. Burton, Benjamin L. Clapp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, John Jaques, John Menzies Macfarlane, Caroline LeSueur, John Pack, David O. Calder, Harvey H. Cluff, William J. Flake, Abraham Hoagland, Charles Roscoe Savage, Duncan Spears Casper, Joseph J. Daynes, Leonard W. Hardy, Jesse Carter Little, Mary Ann Angell, Alexander Neibaur, Romania B. Pratt Penrose, James G. Willie, Hiram B. Clawson, Christian D. Fjelsted, John Smith (uncle of Joseph Smith, Jr.), William Huntington, John Parry, Milo Andrus, Louisa Barnes Pratt, George W. Brimhall, Joel Ricks, Milton H. Hardy, Elam Luddington, Theodore B. Lewis, James Sloan, Samuel Claridge, George M. Ottinger, Titus Billings, Louis A. Bertrand, Chauncey W. West, Ralph Partington, Henry Harriman, James Russell Ivie, Reyno. 192 pp. Englisch.

LP. Condition: Sehr gut. LP-Vinyl Schallplatte in einem guten bis sehr guten Zustand, am Cover kleinere Gebrauchsspuren. Die Vinyl-Platten sind stets in Inlays. A1 Kickin' Asphalt Arranged By [Horn] Jim Horn Bass Joe Chemay Drums Paul Leim Engineer John Guess Guitar James Burton, John Fogerty, Steve Cropper Keyboards Larry Knechtel Producer Duane Eddy Synthesizer Erich Buller, Larry Knechtel Tenor Saxophone Jim Horn Written-By D. Eddy*, L. Knechtel* 3:51 A2 Rockestra Theme Bass, Backing Vocals, Producer, Written-By Paul McCartney Drums, Backing Vocals Charlie Morgan Engineer John Jacobs* Engineer [Second] 'Mini Matt' Howe* Keyboards [Fairlight], Backing Vocals Nick Glennie-Smith Piano, Backing Vocals Phil Pickett Tenor Saxophone Jim Horn 4:04 A3 Theme For Something Really Important Baritone Saxophone Jim Horn Drums Jim Keltner Engineer Richard Dodd Keyboards, Synthesizer, Bass, Producer, Written-By Jeff Lynne Steel Guitar [Slide] George Harrison 4:11 A4 Spies Bass Bob Wray Drums James Stroud Engineer William Deaton*, Chris Potter* Keyboards Ann Dudley* Keyboards [Fairlight Ii] J.J. Jeczalik Percussion Terry McMillan Producer Ann Dudley*, J.J. Jeczalik, Art Of Noise* Soprano Saxophone Jim Horn Sounds [All Other Weird Sounds] The Art Of Noise Written-By A. Dudley*, J.J. Jeczalik 3:16 A5 Blue City Bass Buell Neidlinger Drums Rick Marrotta* Producer Ry Cooder Rhythm Guitar David Lindley Steel Guitar [Slide], Acoustic Guitar Ry Cooder Written-By Ry Cooder 5:12 B1 The Trembler Drums Jim Keltner Engineer Richard Dodd Keyboards, Synthesizer, Bass Jeff Lynne Producer Jeff Lynne Steel Guitar [Slide] George Harrison Tenor Saxophone Jim Horn Written-By D. Eddy*, R. Shankar* 3:33 B2 Los Compañeros Bass Buell Neidlinger Drums Rick Marrotta* Percussion Emil Richards Producer Ry Cooder Rhythm Guitar [Acoustic] David Lindley Steel Guitar [Slide], Acoustic Guitar Ry Cooder Written-By Ry Cooder 4:17 B3 Lost Innocence Alto Saxophone Jim Horn Backing Vocals Carol Chase, Kin Vassy Bass Bob Wray Drums James Stroud Harmonica, Percussion Terry McMillan Keyboards [Fairlight Ii] J.J. Jeczalik Keyboards, Synthesizer Ann Dudley* Producer Ann Dudley*, J.J. Jeczalik, Art Of Noise* Sounds [All Other Weird Sounds] The Art Of Noise Written-By A. Dudley*, J.J. Jeczalik 3:50 B4 Rockabilly Holiday Engineer Richard Dodd Producer Jeff Lynne Rhythm Guitar, Drums, Bass, Synthesizer Jeff Lynne Written-By Jeff Lynne 3:49 B5 Last Look Back Arranged By [Horn] Jim Horn Bass Joe Chemay Drums Paul Leim Engineer John Guess Guitar James Burton, Steve Cropper Producer Duane Eddy Synthesizer Erich Buller, Larry Knechtel Tenor Saxophone Jim Horn Written-By D. Eddy*, L. Knechtel* 4:43 LP35 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1001.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In the early 1920s, when T.W. House Jr., A.C. Guthrie, and Thomas Ball came to the conclusion that Houston needed a new country club, complete with an 18-hole golf course, they formed Country Club Estates. They chose to build on land called the House tract just west of downtown. Very quickly, 300 memberships were sold, with each including one share of stock in the company. Within a year, Will and Mike Hogg, along with Hugh Potter, recognized this as a perfect idea for the bustling city of Houston. They purchased 1,100 acres, eventually creating the River Oaks Corporation. Images of America: Houston's River Oaks takes the reader from 1923 to 1970 and tells the story of one of the most carefully planned subdivisions in America. Today, River Oaks is known as an enviable place to call home. The careful planning undertaken by these Houstonians 90 years ago produced results of unmatched beauty and a quality of life still enjoyed today. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condition: Gut. Pro Band über 100 Seiten; 23 cm; kart. / 24 Bände. Gute Exemplare; stw. geringe Gebrauchs- oder Lagerspuren. - Englisch. - 24 BÄNDE aus den Jahrgängen 1994 bis 1999. - INHALT (Auszug) : . OTTO FENICHEL RUNDBRIEFE ---- edited by Johannes Reichmayr & Elke Miihlleitner ---- Reviewed by Zvi Lothane. ---- FREUD AND HIS APHASIA BOOK by Valerie D. Greenberg ---- Reviewed by Laurence Miller. ---- ON FREUD'S COUCH ---- edited by Irene Matthis & Imre Szecsbdy ---- Reviewed by Alexander Stein. ---- FREUD AND THE LEGACY OF MOSES by Richard J. Bernstein ---- Reviewed by Richard A. Friedman. ---- POST-JUNGIANS TODAY edited by Ann Casement ---- Reviewed by Joseph Cambray. ---- THE LISTENER by Allen Wheelis ---- Reviewed by Jeffrey Berman. ---- IDEAS AND IDENTITIES ---- edited by Robert S. Wallerstein & Leo Goldberger ---- Reviewed by Sheldon M. Goodman. ---- REASON AND PASSION edited by David Bell ---- Reviewed by Stephen P. Solow. ---- MIND GAMES by Eric Caplan ---- Reviewed by Peter F. Wohlauer. ---- PSYCHOANALYTIC VERSIONS OF THE HUMAN CONDITION edited by Paul Marcus & Alan Rosenberg ---- Reviewed by David Steinman. ---- MADNESS ON THE COUCH by Edward Dolnick ---- Reviewed by M. Guy Thompson. ---- THE CURE OF SOULS by Robert L. Woolfolk ---- Reviewed by Carl Goldberg. ---- A MAP OF THE MIND by Richard Brockman ---- Reviewed by Joseph W. Slap. ---- FREUDIAN ANALYSTS/FEMINIST ISSUES by Judith Hughes ---- Reviewed by Alexander Stein. ---- GENDER AND ENVY edited by Nancy Burke ---- Reviewed by Carolyn S. Ellman. ---- FEMALE EXPERIENCE ---- edited by Joan Raphael-Lejf & Rosine Jozef Perelberg ---- Reviewed by Elaine Hoffman Baruch. ---- TOLSTOY ON THE COUCH by Daniel Rancour-Laferriere ---- Reviewed by Donald O. Chankin. ---- THE FEMINIST DIFFERENCE by Barbara Johnson ---- Reviewed by Adrienne Harris. ---- FEMINISM AND ITS DISCONTENTS by Mari Jo Buhle Reviewed by Judith E. Vida. ---- THAT OBSCURE SUBJECT OF DESIRE edited by Ronnie C. Lesser & Erica Schoenberg ---- Reviewed by Cynthia Burack. ---- THE TECHNOLOGY OF ORGASM by Rachel P. Maines Reviewed by Michael Beldoch. ---- RELATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE BODY edited by Lewis Aron & Frances Sommer Anderson ---- Reviewed by Frank Summers. ---- THE EMERGENT EGO by Stanley R. Palombo ---- Reviewed by Robert R. Holt. ---- THE CAMBRIDGE QUINTET by John L. Casti ---- Reviewed by David Pincus. ---- CONSILIENCE by Edward O. Wilson ---- Reviewed by George H. Pollock. ---- RITUAL AND SPONTANEITY IN THE PSYCHOANALYTIC PROCESS by Irwin Z. Hojfman ---- Reviewed by Marilyn Nissim-Sabat. ---- DEEPENING THE TREATMENT by Jane S. Hall ---- Reviewed by J. David Miller. ---- BUILDING BRIDGES by Stuart A. Pizer ---- Reviewed by Stuart W. Twemlow. ---- THE MODERN FREUDIANS edited by Carolyn S. Ellman, Stanley Grand, Mark Silvan & Steven J. Ellman ---- Reviewed by William R. Earnest. ---- THE ANALYST AND THE WORKING ALLIANCE by Heinrich Deserno ---- Reviewed by Lucy M. Zabarenko. ---- DREAMS AND EMOTIONAL ADAPTATION by Robert Langs ---- Reviewed by Stuart W. Twemlow. ---- STANDING IN THE SPACES by Philip M. Bromberg ---- Reviewed by John S. Auerbach. ---- A MIND OF ONE'S OWN by Robert Caper ---- Reviewed by Sara S. Tucker. ---- INTERNAL OBJECTS REVISITED ---- by Joseph Sandier & Anne-Marie Sandier ---- Reviewed by Salman Akhtar. ---- LIKE SUBJECTS, LOVE OBJECTS by Jessica Benjamin Reviewed by Frank Summers. ---- FREUDIANS AND FEMINISTS by Edith Kurzweil ---- Reviewed by Hannah S. Decker. ---- FREUD AND THE CHILD WOMAN edited by Edward Timms ---- Reviewed £y Judith Dupont. ---- THE REMARKABLE BEATRIX POTTER by Alexander Grinstein ---- Reviewed £y Jessica P. Byrne. ---- A DIFFERENT KIND OF LISTENING by Kim Chernin ---- Reviewed by Sophie Freud. ---- NEW MALADIES OF THE SOUL by Julia Kristeva ---- Reviewed by Jeffrey Berman. ---- BACK TO REALITY by Barbara S. Held ---- Reviewed by William R. Earnest. ---- LEXIS COMPLEXES by Nelson Hilton ---- Reviewed by Ronald Britton. ---- DOUBTS AND CERTAINTIES IN THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY by Josephine Klein ---- Reviewed by Jeffrey H. Golland. ---- THE ILLUSION OF PSYCHOTHERAPY by William M. Epstein ---- Reviewed by Sheldon M. Goodman. / (u.v.v.a.m.) Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 2500.

Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Good. Masson, Henri (cover); Wilson, Ron York; Scott, John; Wood, Rex; Wilson, R. York (illustrator). First Edition. 44 pages. Features: Nice cover illustration of Quebec winter dance party; Nice half-page colour-photo ad for Sovereign Potters features their Pagoda design; 3/4-page RCAF recruits radio, radar and electronics trainees; 1/4-page ad for Canadian Pacific's White Empress; Canada Must Arm for Peace - Hanson W. Baldwin suggests Canada's role in the prevention of WW III - major photo-illustrated article; Fighter's Wife (boxing short story); George Drew and Louis St. Laurent Step into the political arena - photo-illustrated article; A Family for Pam (short story); If you want to be a Barbara Ann Scott (figures skater) - the rules that have helped her win five international titles, with photo of her trainer, Sheldon W. Galbraith; Outline of Good Intentions (short story); Schoolhouse in the Snow (short story); J.Arthur Rank ad features photo of actor John Mills; Bermuda on a Budget - photo-illustrated travel article on how Irene Marx and Maida Skene did it; Photo of soloist Frosia Gregory in ad for Campana's Italian Balm; Photo-illustrated interior design article; Classy one-page colour Heinz ad features painting by R. York Wilson of tomatoes being harvested by hand into bushel baskets for transit to Leamington for processing; Party recipes; Nice half-page colour Quick Quaker Oats ad features little boy dreaming of being a hockey player; World Sayings; O'Keefe's colour ad on back cover features painting by Rex Wood of old seaman telling tales to young boys; and more. Several middle leaves loose but present. Average wear. Unmarked. A quality copy of this wonderful vintage issue.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 9" x 10 7/8/8"; 1 page (recto and verso); very good, fresh; 1931. Rare and unique! Signed by: David O. Selznick - Producer John V.A. Weaver - Screenplay (signed twice) William H. Wright - Assistant to Producer James Wong Howe - Cinematographer Eric Stacey - Assistant Director Bill Fox - Sound (aka William R. Fox) Arden Cripe - Props Tommy Kelly - Tom Sawyer Jackie Moran - Huckleberry Finn Walter Brennan - Muff Potter Victor Jory - Injun Joe Mickey Rentschler - Joe Harper Ann Gills - Becky Thatcher Cora Sue Collins - Amy Lawrence Charles Richman - Judge Lawrence Victor Kilian - Sheriff May Robson - Aunt Polly Marcia Mae Jones - Mary Sawyer Margaret Hamilton - Mrs. Harper (signed and inscribed: ".with my kindest affection") Spring Byington Nana Bryant - Mrs. Thatcher Philip Hurlic - Little Jim Signed on page 2 Walter Brennan - signed and inscribed: "Many thanks Norman for all the kindnesses 'Muff Potter' Walter Brennan" Jack Roberts - 2nd Assistant Director - signed and inscribed: "Here's hoping I'm on your next one Jack Roberts (2nd Assist.) George Patrick - Associate Director Casey Roberts - Interior Decorator Fletcher H. Clark - Teacher Jack Cosgrove - Mat Shots William Cameron Menzies - Production Designer A unique document signed by almost everyone associated with the 1937 film. Over 30 signatures, some with comments. Signed by Author(s).