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Pencil Points. Very Good. 1929. Reprint. Paperback. Wear to covers, owner name to front cover. Binding intact, inner pages clean and unmarked.; 180 pages .

Pencil Points Press. Collectible - Good. First edition copy. Collectible - Good. Vol. 11, no. 5. (architecture)

New York: Pencil Points, 1929. First Edition . Printed Wrappers. Good. Color & B/W Plates and Illustrations. A Complete Copy, As Issued, Covers Split Along Spine But Complete, Although Worn And Lightly Chipped.

Reinhold Book Corp.. Very Good. 1928. First Edition. Hardcover. 4to. January-December 1928 Illustrated. We specialize in fine books in collectible condition. Orders are professionaly packaged and shipped promptly. P38 .

HARDBACK BOUND,JANUARY TO JUNE 1930,6 ISSUES OF THIS SCARCE MAGAZINE. Hardcover. Good.

Single issue of this journal. September 1928 first edition. 4to wraps. 156p. of advertisements. Text paginated pp. 541-614 Fully illustrated. Major articles: "Draftsmanship and Architecture - work of J Monroe Hewlett"" by Francis Swales; "Laying-Out of Sundials" by Lewis M. Lawrence. VG some light cover wear ; no ownership marks. Text clean. .

Single issue of this journal. May 1928 first edition. 4to wraps. 152p. of advertisements. Text paginated pp. 257-320. Fully illustrated. Major articles: "Draftsmanship and Architecture - Raymond M. Hood" by Francis Swales; "Drafting for Landscape Work" by Eugene Clute . near VG some light cover wear ; no ownership marks. Text clean. .

Single issue of this journal. October 1928 first edition. 4to wraps. 142p. of advertisements; text pp. 617-686. Fully illustrated. Major articles: "Charcoal Drawings of Francis Keally" by Rayne Adams and " Motion Picture Theatre Design Problems " by E. C Murphy. Near VG some light cover wear ; no ownership marks. Text clean. .

Stamford, CT: The Pencil Points Press, Ind, 1925. Wraps. Fair. No dust jacket as issued. Cover worn, torn, soiled, and chipped. Back cover missing. Front cover separated. Minor page soiling noted.. 160 p. Includes: illustrations, diagrams. This item contains a substantial number of advertisements, presenting a snap-shot in terms on a range of artistic and architectural tools and topics. Only 15, 000 copies were printed, and it is reasonable to assume that most have disappeared over the last eighty plus years as these issues were ephemeral in nature.

Stamford, CT: The Pencil Points Press, Ind, 1925. Wraps. Fair. No dust jacket as issued. Cover worn, torn, soiled, and chipped. Cover partially separated.. 154 p. Includes illustrations. Two color illustrations noted. This item contains a substantial number of advertisements, presenting a snap-shot in terms on a range of artistic and architectural tools and topics. 15, 000 copies were printed, and it is reasonable to assume that most have disappeared over the last eighty plus years as these issues were ephemeral in nature.

Stamford, CT: The Pencil Points Press, Ind, 1924. Wraps. Fair. No dust jacket as issued. Cover worn, torn, stained, soiled, and chipped. Cover separated, but present. Some page soiling and staining noted.. 144 p. Includes: illustrations, diagrams. Includes index to Volume V. This item contains a substantial number of advertisements, presenting a snap-shot in terms on a range of artistic and architectural tools and topics. An unknown number of copies were printed, and it is reasonable to assume that most have disappeared over the last eighty plus years as these issues were ephemeral in nature.

New York, NY: The Architectural Review, 1920 Premier issue of this publication. Near Very Good condition with light foxing and toning on top edge and upper left margin of cover, minor cover wear. Content clean and unmarked, binding strong. Two loose 1920 fliers from The Architectural Review touting subscription offers and availability of past issues.

New York: Architectural Review, 1920. First edition. Wraps. Good+/No dust jacket. Architectural Magazine.26pp. illus. .Rare early issue.Spine reinforced with invisible tape. Architectural Firm Stamp on front cover. Gook+.

New York: Pencil Points, 1931. First Edition . Printed Wrappers. Very Good +. Color & B/W Plates and Illustrations. A Complete Copy, As Issued, Light Wear, No Tears Or Chips, Small Pencil Ownership Signature On Front Cover At Top.

The Pencil Points Press, Inc.. Used - Acceptable. Acceptable condition. Lot of 9 issues ranging from 1931 to 1942. Spines and covers worn. Hinges cracked. Slightly dampstained. (Architecture, Architectural Drawing, Periodicals) NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Magazine of Architecture and Draftmanship, 1936. First Edition. Hardback. Good. 350 pages Jan - June 1936. illustrated throughout. red library cloth HB 4to. includes articles on : WGN broadcasting station, glossary on door locks, A providence Rhode Island Georgian Mansion, Eugene Beaudouin, Restortion of the governors palace at Williamsburg, Raymond Mcgrath, Good plus.

NY: The Pencil Points Press, 1934. Hardcover. Front hinges cracked on all three volumes with buckrum bindings shelfworn, but still good clean reading copies.. Size: 9"x11.75", each volume bound in sturdy maroon buckrum with leather labels to spines, profusely illustrated with a few in colour.

Stamford, Conn: The Architectural Review / Pencil Points Press, 1943. Hardbound. Generally VG (cover wear or separation of covers on older issues.). CAVE. A combination of 8 bound volumes and 41 loose issues. A significant accumulation of more than 100 issues of this legendary architecture journal, which was published from 1920-1943. Bound volumes cover Vols.11-16 and Vol. 20, while single loose issues appear for the following: Vol. 2:5,8,9; Vol. 4:2,3; Vol. 5:1,2,5-12; Vol. 6:1-4; Vol. 7:3; Vol. 17:1,4; Vol. 18:9-12: Vol. 19:1, 4-7, 9-10; Vol. 21:6-12; Vol.. 24:7,12 24:7,12 (these last called New Pencil Points). These are both from 1943. My research indicates it became the "New Pencil Points" beginning with Vol. 23, no. 6 (June 1942)-v. 24, no. 12 (Dec. 1943).. This periodical was "the leading voice in architectural and graphic design when modernism flourished, introducing key players from America and Europe.