The Cats In Our Lives by James Mason, Pamela Kellino - 1949

1828 James Bulcock first edition. 548 pages of text, followed by 17 figurative plates and 18 pages of printed music. Rebound with yellow/tan buckram boards, probably circa 1920 based on the binding materials used.Uncommon, with only five other copies listed in OCLC.Blasis was a 19th choreographer and dance instructor. His book was an early and highly influential study on dance theory and technique.Condition of the book is Good. The binding is straight and sound. Condition issues include:1) The section of printed music at the end of the book should be 22 numbered pages, not the 18 pages contained in this copy. The last two leaves of the book are missing. The missing content is limited to the music for the composition "La Bizarre". With the exception of these pages, the book is otherwise complete.2) Moderate foxing, primarily affecting the preliminary and ending leaves, and the plates / printed music. The main portion of the printed text is clean. See the listing photos.3) A dampstain at the top center… Read More

January through March 1956, 13 bound issues under one cover. TV station archival copies.The magazines are New York State editions, bound for TV Station WROW. Probably never read. No subscription labels. Condition of the magazines is Near Fine. The main condition issue, the edges appear to have been slightly trimmed in the binding process. Cover stories include Arthur Godfrey, Lawrence Welk, Perry Como, and Jimmy Durante.
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October through December 1956, 13 bound issues under one cover. TV station archival copies.The magazines are New York State editions, bound for TV Station WCDA (current call letters are WTEN). Probably never read. No subscription labels. Condition of the magazines is Near Fine. The main condition issue, the edges appear to have been slightly trimmed in the binding process. Cover stories include Jackie Gleason, Gale Storm, Alfred Hitchcock, and Dinah Shore.
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Oakland, NJ: Sidney Kingsley, 1969. Very Good. 123 leaves; 28 cm. Typescript with alterations taped over the original. "Script #3" written at upper edge of title page. American playwright Sidney Kingsley (1906-1995) won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his first produced play, Men in White, in 1934. He went on to have a successful career writing plays and for television and film. In 1969 he announced that he was working on a trilogy to be called The Art Scene. The first play was focused on changes in the current art world and would employ paintings and sculpture by Kingsley himself. The other two parts would focus on modern dance and theater. The same year he copyrighted The Art Scene, Part One: Man with a Corpse on His Back. This script, simply titled Art Scene: A Play, is undated but presumably was created before he arrived at the title Man with a Corpse on His Back. Of interest in particular because of the many changes showing the work in progress. In Very Good Condition: title page is lightly… Read More

1969 Harcourt Brace first edition.Condition of the book is Near Fine. The binding is straight and sound. Inside pages are complete and unmarked.Condition of the dust jacket is Near Fine. The DJ is complete, not price clipped. It is protected in a new mylar cover.A well preserved copy. Please message me with any questions

1828 James Bulcock first edition. 548 pages of text, followed by 17 figurative plates and 18 pages of printed music. Rebound with yellow/tan buckram boards, probably circa 1920 based on the binding materials used.Uncommon, with only five other copies listed in OCLC.Blasis was a 19th choreographer and dance instructor. His book was an early and highly influential study on dance theory and technique.Condition of the book is Good. The binding is straight and sound. Condition issues include:1) The section of printed music at the end of the book should be 22 numbered pages, not the 18 pages contained in this copy. The last two leaves of the book are missing. The missing content is limited to the music for the composition "La Bizarre". With the exception of these pages, the book is otherwise complete.2) Moderate foxing, primarily affecting the preliminary and ending leaves, and the plates / printed music. The main portion of the printed text is clean. See the listing photos.3) A dampstain at the top center… Read More

January through March 1956, 13 bound issues under one cover. TV station archival copies.The magazines are New York State editions, bound for TV Station WROW. Probably never read. No subscription labels. Condition of the magazines is Near Fine. The main condition issue, the edges appear to have been slightly trimmed in the binding process. Cover stories include Arthur Godfrey, Lawrence Welk, Perry Como, and Jimmy Durante.
Please message me with any questions.

October through December 1956, 13 bound issues under one cover. TV station archival copies.The magazines are New York State editions, bound for TV Station WCDA (current call letters are WTEN). Probably never read. No subscription labels. Condition of the magazines is Near Fine. The main condition issue, the edges appear to have been slightly trimmed in the binding process. Cover stories include Jackie Gleason, Gale Storm, Alfred Hitchcock, and Dinah Shore.
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New York: Dutton, 1978. Signed facing the title page at the top of his portrait by Charlton Heston. First edition / First printing. White cloth spine, blue paper-covered boards. Fine in about fine dust jacket. A handsome copy of this title. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Actor for Ben Hur. From 1965-71, he served as the elected president of the Screen Actors Guild. Five-term president of the National Rifle Association (1998-2003).

1969 Harcourt Brace first edition.Condition of the book is Near Fine. The binding is straight and sound. Inside pages are complete and unmarked.Condition of the dust jacket is Near Fine. The DJ is complete, not price clipped. It is protected in a new mylar cover.A well preserved copy. Please message me with any questions