New York City from Cinemage Books

London: B.F.I. Publishing, 2000. First Printing . Small Paper. The first edition of study on the great Scorsese urban thriller. Illustrated with many stills and photos including many in color. Fine.

New York City: Whitney Museum Of American Art, 1955. First Printing . Paper. A surprisingly uncommon catalog for the paintings of Reginald Marsh who painted his beloved city of New York in all its glitter, glamour and squalor. Theatres, coney island, subway scenes and street life were his speciality and none did it better than him. Illustrated with many… Read more about this item

New York City: Dover Publications, 1976. First Edition . Paper. Wonderful book of nicely printed postcards showing the city in all its historical glory from 1868 to 1928. Printed in sepia can be detached for sending. Fine.

N.J. International, 1986. First Edition . Oblong Paper. Striking history of the Brooklyn trolley system that ran from the beginning of the 20th century to the early 50's. Loaded with 100's of b&w historical photos and some color. Folded system map laid in to the back inside cover. Small tiny bump to the bottom corner of the front… Read more about this item

New York City: Whitney Museum Of American Art/Dover Publications, 1983. First Edition . Oversize Paper. Marvelous book documenting the great artist's love of New York City through his paintings, drawings, prints and photographs. Includes some text, but most of the book is illustrated with his work with 149 examples both in b&w and color. Very light wear vg+ … Read more about this item

NY Abrams Pub. 1988.. Large Glazed Bds. No Dj.. Marvelous book of six pop-up panels of rodeo life by an artist very well suited to this type of book. Also includes an essay by Barbara Haskell former curator at The Whitney Museum. Very minute wear to the hand of the cowboy, which is not uncommon to this… Read more about this item

New York City: Moses King, 1910. First Edition . Paper. Rare first edition 28pg. guide to New York City in 1910. A city long gone. Illustrated with many color tinted photos of buildings most long gone, but many still standing along with an essay on the verso of the front and back covers. Very minute wear to the… Read more about this item

New York: Time Out, 2010. Issue 771 July 8-14 2010 . Magazine. The entire issue including the ads are in 3-D. Comes with 3-D glasses. Bound to be scarce. Vg+

New York City: Essential Books, 1945. First Edition . Cloth Without Dustjacket. Classic book of photographs by the night crawling photojournalist Weegee who is one of the most important photographers of the mid century.Printed in grauve and full of many of his now classic images of the people of the city in all their urban dispair. The book is… Read more about this item

Boston: Little Brown & Co., 1997. First Edition . Oversize cloth with Dustjacket. A fine unread copy in a fine dustjacket of a large book on the great photographer who took great photos of the underbelly of New York City in the 30's 40's & 50's. His photos were vivid, real and harsh and he coined the famous term… Read more about this item

New York City: Dover, 1976. First Edition . Large Paper. Wonderful book of 80 nicely printed interiors of all sorts of rooms including private homes, businesses and stores between 1883 and 1916. includes text. A fine unread copy.

New York City: Aperture, 1978. First Edition . Sm. Bds. No Dj. As Issued. Stunning small book of 41 of Weegee's stark bleak photos that he took mostly for newspapers. These are little b&w gems of newspaper photojournalism at its best and most bleak quick shots of murder scenes, accidents, crimes and the lower class people of New… Read more about this item

New York: Te Neues Pub Group, 2000. First American Edition . Small Thick Paper. Beautiful book of more than 300 full color vintage postcards of New York City from the 19th century to the second world war. Thick and rich full of great views of the great city as it once was. Vg+

New York City: Hagstrom Co., 1979. Third Printing . Large Paper. Wonderful book of streets in Manhattan and how they got their names along with 100's of historical photos and illustrations. Fine.

New York City: The Macmillan Co., 1968. First Printing . Tall Oblong Cloth W. Dj. Rare original edition of the landmark guide book to New York City. Covers all 5 boroughs of the great city with 100's of photos and notes and descriptions. One of the most important guide books were published. Price clipped, and minute wear to the… Read more about this item

New York City: Corinth Books, 1964. First Paper Edition . Paper. New York City in all its 1964 glory. The Bronx is up and the Battery's down. All the neighborhoods photographed by the late photojournalist documenting with feeling the city as it once was. Light wear to the covers, the insides are vg.

New York City: Hastings House Pub., 1956. Revised Edition . Paper. Terrific book of photographs documenting the everlasting Rockefeller Center in the late 40's. Includes earlier historical photos + captions. Nicely done. Revised several times this is the 1956 edition but has the same photos as the original 1947 edition. Light wear to the covers. Former owner's signature on… Read more about this item

New York City: Hastings House Pub., 1947. First Edition . Small Cloth with Dustjacket. Terrific book of photographs documenting the everlasting Rockefeller Center in the late 40's. Includes earlier historical photos + captions. Nicely done. In its rare dustjacket which has a few chips to the top edge, the insides are fine.

New York: Architectural Book Publishing, 1950. First Edition . Oversize cloth with Dustjacket. Terrific large book of vintage window displays from the late 40's and mainly from New York City stores both high end (Bonwit-Teller) and low (Kress). Illustrated in black and white, and nicely printed and designed. Striking strong dustjacket design which has a large piece missing from… Read more about this item

New York City: W W Norton & Co Inc, 1998. First Printing . Large Paper. Large collection of brightly colored photographs of the ever lasting amusement area in Brooklyn pre Hurricane Sandy. Fine.