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Ikufumi-sha, 1922. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition.

Very Good. Kept by tweener Betty Louise McCurdy (1918-2006) who apparently lived in the Mt. Lebanon neighborhood of Pittsburgh's South Hills all her life. Approximately 60 postcards and 60 snapshots, plus some memorabilia pasted in, including a flyer for the Convict Ship at Atlantic City, two programs from the Roxy movie theatre in NYC, a 9 x 5 rectangle of white birch bark cut from a fallen tree along the Prospect Mountain trail, dinner menu from the steamer Horicon on Lake George, official program from the Outdoor Swimming Championships at Bemus Point, NY, 1930. Some lovely photos of the scenery, plus of Betty herself as a twelve year old. Also a class photo from Mt. Lebanon Junior Highschool, and the deed to her family's Mt. Lebanon home, from 1921.

Very Good. Photo and postcard album measures 15 x 11 inches, very good, with well over 200 images, half are colorized postcards, half are real photo commercial snapshots and postcards, as well as over two dozen matchbooks (matches removed) and some other souvenirs. Places include Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, Monterey, Laguna Beach, San Diego, Tijuana, San Francisco, Riverside, California missions, a few from Seattle and the Northwest. A handwritten journal accompanies the album, approximately 40 sides filled in neatly, by Anne R. Kane, of Race St. in Pittsburgh, probably in her twenties at the time. Journal is from June 21 to August 17. T'he high point is going to a movie premier and seeing Victor Mature, Claudette Colbert, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Rosalind Russell, Ronald Reagan and many others.

London: London Studio, c1880-1910. Fine Binding. Very Good. 11.5" by 9". None. A fascinating late Victorian to Edwardian photograph album containing over forty photographs, cartes de visite, and photograph postcards. Containing sixteen leaves, with either one, four, or nine rectangular or oval slots on each side, the majority with paper guards. Featuring an assortment of formal and casual portraits and groups, and causal scenes such as boating. Two photographs show regimental uniform, and another Spanish folk costume. A number are trimmed photograph postcards (popular from c1900) with handwriting on the reverse. Containing photographs from the following studios: Killicks and Abbot, Rosslyn Hill Studio, Hampstead, London; Schuth's Photographic Galleries, London and Woking; W. Hobcraft, Oxford Street, London; Beatie and Co; U.S.A. Studios, London and Provinces; Gorsuch, 48 Junction Road, Upper Holloway; W.F. Wood, Day and Electric Light Studios, Edgewear Road and Bishop's Road, London; Hellis… Read More

Japan, 1910. Hardcover. Very Good -. 15 x 20 cm. album containing 52 postcards, 47 of them hand-colored. Black lacquer boards; front board illustrated with scene of a woman and a man painted in gilt and red. None of the postcards have been used and none have dates of publication. Some of the cards were produced by Tonboya in Yokohama; the firm was actively publishing hand-colored postcards from about 1910 to about 1930. The first postcard is a view of Mt. Fuji with a foreground illustration painted in gilt and black. The next two are portraits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken in black with a gilt emblem above each of their heads. The hand-colored views are of streets scenes, temples, and parks in Yohohama, Kamakura, Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, and Kamata; a number include geishas. There are two views of women in Yoshiwara. A complete list is available on request. In Very Good- Condition: front board is detached and is chipped along the lower edge and upper corners; color is bright on front… Read More

Berlin: Verlag Ross/Film-Sterne, 1920. Softcover. vg- to near fine. Oblong octavo. 8x11". String-tied brown paper wrappers with decorative black silhouette motif on the front cover. This photo-album contains 27 photo-postcards of American actress and filmmaker Fern Andra (1893-1974), who was among the leading silent film stars in Germany during the 1910s and 20s. Andra was a pioneering female filmmaker and entrepreneur in that by 1915 (at the age of 21) she was writing, directing, producing and staring in films from her own production company "Fern Andra-Film". These days she is perhaps best known for having starred in Robert Wiene's 1920 horror film "Genuine: The Tragedy of a Vampire", considered a follow-up to his groundbreaking "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari". By 1928 she moved to the UK and then back to the United States. By 1930 she had retired from acting and filmmaking. Most of the cards are printed in sepia-toned photogravure, and the last two are actual silver gelatin photographic prints.… Read More

Oblong Folio album (ca. 23x39 cm). 25 card stock leaves with tissue guards. With 100 original gelatin silver photos each ca. 8,5x11,5 cm, (3 ¼ x 4 ¾ in). With two period postcards mounted on verso of the front cover (a real photo postcard and a printed postcard, each ca. 8,5x13,5 cm or 3 ½ x 5 ½ in). All photos with period manuscript white ink captions in English. Period manuscript white ink presentation inscription on verso of the front cover: “Presented with Compliments by The Iranian State Railways to Lt. Col. G. E. Wheeler.” Period hardcover album with a sheep spine, fastened with a string; both covers with painted Persian miniatures and designs. Binding rubbed on extremities, corners slightly bumped, the right lower corner of the front board with a crack, the front leaf without a tissue guard, but overall a very good… Read More