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	Automotive History Review Summer 2003 , The Society of Automotive Historians Inc., 2003. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Fine/, Crisp, clean copy. Illustrated with black and white photographs and technical drawings. Articles include: The History and Motivations Behind 60 Years of Automated Highway Systems; Scorching Through 1902 "The Automobile Terror"; The Litigation of Auburn Autombile Co. The Historian's Use of Legal Resources; the Story of the DeVaux-Hall Motors Corporation; Fiat As A German Manufacturer; The Fabulous Club de Mer; An In-Depth Look at the Most Exotic Pontiac of the 1950's; and the Return of the Red Oval. USD 6.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.25 \| £UK 3.75 \| JP¥ 534] Book number: 16829K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Automotive History Review Winter 1999-2000 , The Society of Automotive Historians Inc., 2000. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Near Fine/, Crisp, clean copy. Illustrated with black and white photographs and technical drawings. Only fault is one small stray pen mark to top front cover. This quarter's theme is auto builders who took to the air. Articles include By Land, By Air, By Sea -- By Packard!; Alfa Avio; John Davenport Siddeley; Riley's Venture Into Aviation; and The Plymocoupe. USD 6.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.25 \| £UK 3.75 \| JP¥ 534] Book number: 16830K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Bride's Magazine (Winter 1964) New York, Conde Nast Publications, 1964. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Very nice, clean magazine showing only what appears to be a small repair to tail of spine. Looks like a small piece of paper fell off and was reglued. Oversized at 10"x13". In addition to pages and pages of wedding fashions, including black and white photographs, color and charming drawnings, especially a montage of lingerie -- there is much info on wedding etiquette of the period, home furnishings and goods, including an article on sterling silver and another A-Z decorating guide. Great vintage ads too, including a nice multi-page insert showing Corning and Pyrex products. Especially interesting is a piece on "bedroom etiquette" which emphasizes how drastically times have changed! USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 19326 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Bride's Magazine (Autumn Forecast 1964) New York, Conde Nast Publications, 1964. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Very nice, clean magazine showing only a few faults to include small loss of paper at tail of spine and spots of edgewear to green front cover. Oversized at 10"x13". In addition to pages and pages of wedding fashions -- most color and black and white photographs, but some charmingly drawn, especially a montage of lingerie -- there is much info on wedding etiquette of the period, home furnishings and popular wedding destinations. Great vintage ads too, especially a nice multi-page insert showing Corning and Pyrex products. Especially graphically imposing are the photos which accompany a piece about choosing holloware. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 19257 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Cartographica Magazine Volume 28; Nos. 1-4 1991 Full Run Toronto, Canada, University of Toronto, 1991. Soft Cover, Near Fine/, Formerly The Canadian Cartographer and Cartographica Monnographs. International scope.Four very clean, very nice magazines measuring 7"x10", each with 124 pages. No spine crease and absolutely pristine. Only fault is a crease to bottom front corner of one.In addition to monthly reviews of books and atlases each magazine offers a selection of articles.Those for spring include: Expert Systems and the Map Label Problem; Reconsidering Rules for Point Feature Name Placement; User Perceptions of Bi-Symbol Maps; and La Grande Riviere et Fleuve De L'Ouset; The Realities and Reasons Behind A Major Mistake in the 18th Century Geography of North America Summer articles include: Mapping, Postmodernism, Indigenous People and the Changing Direction of North American Cartography; Several Methods for Representing Discrete Data by Line Segments; What Can the History of Historical Atlases Teach? Some Lessons From A Century of Putger's 'Historischer Schul-Atlas'; Thematic Content of Canadian Provincial Atlases; User Control of Isarithmic Mapping; and The Development of Cartography In Bendel State, NigeriaThe articles for fall all concern GIS Education and Training and are actually a compendium of selected papers from an internation conference. Topics include, but are not limited to, GIS in the Netherlands, GIS education from a business perspective, education in land information maangement, developing a GIS curriculum, the political economy of GIS, using computer demonstrators and tutors in GIS teaching and more. Finally, the winter articles are: A Conceptual Basis For Cartography; New Directions for the Information Era; Effects of Technological Change on Relief Representation on USGS Topographic Maps; Theory of the Cartographic Line Revisited; Implications for Automated Generalization; and The Atlas of India 1823-1947. Other issues available. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 16702 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Cartographica Magazine Volume 32; Nos. 1-4 1995 Full Run Toronto, Canada, University of Toronto, 1995. Soft Cover, Near Fine/, Formerly The Canadian Cartographer and Cartographica Monnographs. International scope.Four very clean, very nice magazines measuring 7"x10", each with 124 pages. No spine crease with just mild wear.In addition to monthly reviews of books and atlases each magazine offers a selection of articles some of which include A Graphical Introduction ro Survey Adjustment; Distortions of 16th Century Maps in America; Exact Transformation Equations for Fuller's World Map; and Young Children's Use of Spatial Relationships in Tasks with Maps and Models. Other issues available. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 19229 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Engineering News and American Contract Journal Vol. XVII April 23, 1887 New York, Engineering News Publishing Company, 1887. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Near Fine/, It's not common to find an example of this early technical magazine and especially not in such nice condtion. There is a small bit of soiling to outer edge of front cover, but it is otherwise very handsome. Oversized at 11" across by 14" tall. Numerous ads at front and back with bold graphics showing various pumps, pipes, derricks, engineering and surveying equipment, fire hydrants, valves. etc. Even submarine tunnels and early steam shovels.A sampling of articles include the following topics: a landslide on the New York, Central & Hudson Railroad, the foundation for the 1000-ft. Eiffel tower in Paris, and the proposed Long Island Bridge. Technical drawings throughout. Magazine begins pagination where the previous issue left off, but we counted 15 pages of dense text, plus 25 pages of ads. USD 25.00 [Appr.: EURO 17 \| £UK 15 \| JP¥ 2223] Book number: 18867 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Family Circle Magazine 6 Issues 1937 New York, Evans Publishing, 1937. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Very Good/Wraps, Very Good, Issues include: October 22, October 29, November 5, December 10, December 24, and December 31It's interesting to see the evolution of this supermarket favorite. Today it's aimed squarely at women, but in 1937 things were different. First of all, there was less to read, as the magazine was just 24 pages, incuding the back cover. But the really interesting difference was the mix of women's fiction, beauty , fashion and recipes with articles of interest to both men AND women -- notably, a most interesting piece on voo-doo. At times the articles even seem geared just to men -- for example,. a fascinating story about the man whose job it was to get Madison Square Garden ready for any kind of event from hockey, to rodeos, to boxing matches and basketball games.Every issue offers info on the latest movies with commentary. Other stories of note include a piece about a women who created a business out of her belief that America had no telephone manners by offering training to major coporations; an odd one about an old vauedvillian who made a living posing as the world's worst waiter in restaurants around New York and a great piece about actress Margaret Tallichet and why she didn't get the role of Scarlett O'Hara. Magazines are all nice and clean with just a few edgetears. Tightly bound. USD 24.00 [Appr.: EURO 16.25 \| £UK 14.5 \| JP¥ 2134] Book number: 16144 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Icare Revue de l'aviation Francaise Tome 2 #123 (Jean Mermoz) Pantin, Icare, 1988, January, 1988. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Near Fine/, Beautiful magazine with no flaw of note. Oversized at 9-1/2"x12-1/2" and illustrated profusely in black and white with period photographs and facsimile documents. Numerous articles provide much reading. Entire issue dedicated to Jean Mermoz, the French aviator whose plane disappeared in 1936. He was greatly revered in both his native France and in Argentina. 168 pages. FRENCH LANGUAGE. Numerous issues from the late 1980's available. USD 22.00 [Appr.: EURO 15 \| £UK 13.25 \| JP¥ 1956] Book number: 18958K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Louis Allis Messenger (11 Issues in Binder 1949-1952) Milwaukee, Wisconsin, The Louis Allis Company. Soft Cover (in Hard Binder), 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Very Good/, Eleven issues of a popular mid-century magazine produced by a company which manfactured electric motors, all bound in a black binder with the company name on the spine. The magazine is most well known for publishing a drawing which inspired Father Flanagan's Boys' Town motto. All magazines are clean and tight bound with just a few flat corner creases on a few covers. Filled with full color art, both paintings and photographs, inspiration, short articles and popoular poetry. Issues include: July-Aug. 1949; Sept.-Oct. 1949; Christmas 1949; Jan. 1950; March-April 1950; July-Aug. 1950; Sept.-Oct. 1950; Jan.-Feb. 1951; May-June 1951; one issue which shows no date; and Christmas 1952. Writers include Edgar Guest, Elbert Hubbard, Clement Moore and Longfellow. USD 35.00 [Appr.: EURO 23.75 \| £UK 21 \| JP¥ 3112] Book number: 18575 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Ohio Magazine May, 1997; Vol. II No. V Columbus, Ohio, The Ohio Magazine Publishing Company, 1907. Soft Cover, Good/, The interior of this wonderful early Ohio magazine is in excellent conditon, but there is a piece missing from the upper front corner, as well as a small piece next to the spine at back.Covers have been cleaned with an absorbene pad (though there is still light foxing to back), spine strip reglued, and a few small repairs made with almost invisible, non-browning, acid-free archival tape. The end result is quite respectable and the content is wonderful, especially if you are from Marion County as this issue is dedicated to Marion. Consequently, there are also lots of ads from Marion too! In addition to an historical piece on General Francis Marion and cover art depicting Marion and his men, you will find a history of Marion County, a look at the county's limestone industry, stories on rural life in Marion, the city of Marion itself, industrial Marion, and transportation and shipping facilities in Marion. All are accompanied by plentiful black and white photographs. Other articles concern Ohio's oil industry, Ohio at Annapolis, the Mt. Wilson Solar Observatory, the government ownership of railroads and the McKinley mausoleum in Canton. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 18765 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Ohio Practical Farmer (Saturday February 11, 1888) Cleveland, Ohio, 1888. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, The paper of this folded newpaper is very clean and crisp despite light scattered foxing to front page. There are no tears or chips and inside pages are pristine. Binding is tight with small holes at outer side edge for storing in a binder. Illustrated with small drawings and several pictorial pages of advertising. Numerous articles cover such topics as regulating vetinerary practices, designs for both a good house and a good piggery; marketing farm produce; apples and grapes; creameries or butter factioies. and much more. Ads for equipment, livestock and horses. Small yellow mailing label at front shows only the recipient's name! USD 18.00 [Appr.: EURO 12.25 \| £UK 11 \| JP¥ 1601] Book number: 19077 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Soviet Life Magazine; April, 1985 (Vladimir Lenin) Washington D.C., Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1985. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Near Fine/, Crisp, beautiful oversized magazine measuring 10-1/4"x14". Clean as a whistle inside and out This issue pays tribute to Soviet journalist, Vladimir Lenin. Lengthy article with photos, plus a full page piece on his mother, Maria Ulyanova who raised more than on reviolutionary, and an abridged lecture Lenin gave on the 1905 Revolution. There is also a a long article on touting the Nazis from Russian soil in WWII, and several on the Soviet space program. Numerous issues available from the 1980's. USD 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 \| £UK 6 \| JP¥ 889] Book number: 17702 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Soviet Life Magazine; April, 1986 (Yuri Gagarin cover) Washington D.C., Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1986. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Crisp, beautiful oversized magazine measuring 10-1/4"x14". Clean as a whistle inside and out with only light edgewear. No mailing label. This issue features one of the last photos of Yuri Gagarin on the cover with many other photos inside. Focus is on the Soviet space program, but also includes an article on the RASSVET Collective Farm, a beautiful piece on artist Demyan Utenkov and the metalsmiths of Alexandrov. Numerous issues available from the 1980's. USD 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 \| £UK 6 \| JP¥ 889] Book number: 18758K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	ANDERSON, WILLARD V. Trains Magazine (5 Issues from 1951) , Milwaukee: Kalmbach Publishing Co. 1951. /, Soft Cover. Very Good/Wraps, Very Good. Very nice clean copies, all dating from 1951. Includes January, March,. May, June and July. Great vintage photos in all, plus the wonderful ads. Articles include such topics as the narrow-guage White Pass & Yukon line which served two countries with only 111 miles of line; the old Florida woodburners, the Erie Railroad 100 years after its completion, the golden days of the Columbus interurbans, the Illinois Central's floating bridge, U.S. locomotives in use in Britain and France, and California's Sierra Railroad which was one of Hollywood's favorite locales. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 10,048 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	ARTHUR, T.S. (EDITOR) Arthur's Illustrated Home Magazine (Two Issues Feb. 1875, May 1875) Philadelphia, Timothy Shay Arthur, 1875. Soft Cover, Good/, Two very old American monthly magazines surprisingly intact after 134 years! We were so pleased to get them, as this is one magazine we had never before seen until these two issues came along. The magazine was launched in 1852 by Timothy Shay Arthur of Philadelphia who remained its editor and publisher until his death in 1885. After that it stayed around a few years before slipping away into the annals of time. The focus was women and the things that interested them -- fashions, children, cooking, literature, poetry, music and history. Both issues open with wonderful engravings of the latest fashions and both have a column on mothering. The one in February is especially good, as it's dubbed "Tired Mothers!" February's issue brings articles on Pompeii, Trojan's column, Palermo and the Cave of Santa Rosalia, soup making, beautifying one's home, and the abuse of postal cards. May covers South Wales, gardening, Boston brown bread, whitewash, recreation, and the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania, among many other things. The magazines measure 7"x10" and are clean and tightly bound. As always with this type of cover which was made to hang over the pages, the edges are tattered, but have been pressed flat to minimize further damage. USD 35.00 [Appr.: EURO 23.75 \| £UK 21 \| JP¥ 3112] Book number: 18626K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	BLUMENTHAL, FRANK (EDITOR) The Air Post Journal Vol. 56 No. 1-10 & 12; Vol. 57 No. 1, 4, 8-12; Vol. 58 No. 3 , American Air Mail Society, 1985. Soft Cover, Fine/, Sixteen crisp clean magazines measuring 5-1/2"x8-1/2" spanning 1985-86. Not a continuous run, but very nice. Aerophilately is a unique collecting area and this magazine is devoted to it in its entirety. All issues are filled with black and white photos and offer article topics which include, but aren't limited to, the Armstrong Transoceanic Seadromes, how to collect air mail covers, the first U.S. Aeriel Parcel Post Service, U.S. Air Mail First Day Ceremonies. Trans-Tasman Sea Air Mails, Zeppelin mails, varieties of Pan Am speed covers. the Bikini Atom Bomb flight covers, the Balbo North American Flight and Doolittle's reneactment of Brookin's pioneer flight. USD 34.00 [Appr.: EURO 23 \| £UK 20.5 \| JP¥ 3023] Book number: 18620 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	DU BOIS, W.E.B.; HARTE, BRET The Booklovers Magazine July, 1903 Philadelphia, The Library Publishing Company, 1903, Volume II No. I. Soft Cover, Very Good/, Lovely magazine -- clean as a whistle inside and out with no names or writing. Only fault is a small loss of paper at top spine (with no loss of printing) and regluing of loose paper at bottom spine. Perhaps the most noteable article is a wonderful piece by W.E.B. Du Bois, the African American sociologist, who writes about the potential of accomplished African Americans of the day, entitled "Possibilities of the Negro; The Advance Guard of the Race." Oher stories of note include a profile of Bret Harte, a piece on the London Zoo and one on the architecture of the modern office building. Great ads throughout for books, but also for Ralston Purina; the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul railroad and others. USD 22.00 [Appr.: EURO 15 \| £UK 13.25 \| JP¥ 1956] Book number: 19457 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	BOVA, BEN; MYRUS, DON The Best of Omni Science Fiction No. 4 , Omni Publications, 1982, Collector's Edition. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Near Fine/, Crisp, clean magazine, tightly bound. Includes the first publication of Spider Robinson's "Rubber Soul," as well as 19 other new stories and SF masterpieces. Featured authors include Asimov, Orson Scott Card, Robert Silverberg, Gregory Benford, Alfred Bester and Stanislaw Lem. Also available is No. 5 in the series. USD 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 \| £UK 6 \| JP¥ 889] Book number: 18415K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	BURDICK, STAN & CATHIE (EDITORS) American Square Dance Magazine (1973 Five Issues) Huron, Ohio, Burdick Enterprises, 1973. Soft Cover, Very Good/, Nice collection of five older issues all in clean, tightly bound condition -- May, September, October, November and December.Magazines measure 6"x8-1/2" and have 71 pages each. Each is filled with ideas for both callers and dancers, plus choreography info and complete instructions for "tricky figures." Also includes photos and ads for square dance merchandise, including costumes. Also available are 1973 issues of Square Dancing, the official magazine of the Sets to Order Square Dance Society. USD 16.00 [Appr.: EURO 11 \| £UK 9.75 \| JP¥ 1423] Book number: 18697 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	CAMPBELL, JOHN W. JR. Air Trails Pictorial Magazines April & May 1945 (Two Issues) Chicago, Street and Smith Publications, 1945. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Wonderful oversized aviation magazines in excellent condition. Other than a small snip to bottom front corner and a small bit of edge toning to April, these are really nice. Great vintage ads and lots of articles, plus numerous photos and a full color spread at middle. We have chosen to sell these together due to the fact that they contain Parts I and II of a long article by Simone Rubel-Bleriot about the early French aviator Louis Bleriot. A sampling of other topics from each include WWI planes, superliners of the future, and electric airplanes. No labels on either. USD 25.00 [Appr.: EURO 17 \| £UK 15 \| JP¥ 2223] Book number: 19127K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	COOK, CAROLYN (EDITOR) Doll Reader Magazine August, 1993 Cumbereland, MD, Hobby House Press, 1933. Soft Cover, Very Good/, Crisp, clean copy. No mailing label. Lavish photos and articles on such topics as artist Robert McKinley and dolls as an artistic statement; Bernard Ravca's real people dolls; Seymour Mann's Signature Series; vintage dollhouse dolls; Pete Ballards's fashion plate dolls; doll maker Alice Lester Leverett (inclouding two pages of paperdolls); Margaret Hixon; dollmaking in Paris in 1899; Shirley Temple dolls and Sweet Sue dolls. USD 7.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.75 \| £UK 4.25 \| JP¥ 622] Book number: 19350 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	CRAFT, AMOS The Western Reserve Home Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2; May 1881 Cortland, Ohio, Marlon Craft, 1881. Soft Cover, Good-plus/, An unusual, scarce publication. Mild soling to edges of front cover, but tightly bound with clean contents. Printed on newsprint and illustrated with small engravings. Advertising at back and tightly packed short articles on a variety of topics . Its slogan was "Patriotic but not Partisan, Devout but not Sectarian." Articles include religion, freaky accidents by lightning, capturing thieves in China; older women marrying younger men; and telegraphic photography. Approximately 26 pages. USD 18.00 [Appr.: EURO 12.25 \| £UK 11 \| JP¥ 1601] Book number: 19239 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	FAIERS, ROY (EDITOR) This England Magazine (Full Run, 1970, in Binder) Lincolnshire (Great Britain), This England LTD., 1970. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall, Very Good in VG Binder/Wraps, Very Good, Lovely, clean magazines, four in all, of a beautiful English quarterly. Issues are in a handsome dark green binder issued by the magazine with name printed in silver at spine. Former owner marked the date in black with indelible ink below magazine name, but this is not glaring. Binder is hard cover, very clean, and otherwise without fault. Issues represent a full run from the third year of publication. A true Anglophile will be beguiled by the eclectic collection of gorgeous photogaphs, interspersed poems by English bards, cameo histories of its lovely counties, bios of its heroes, whisps of British humor, and various other delightful oddities. Articles topics include, but aren't limited to. bobbin lacemaking, the bell ringing swans of Wells, the history and making of the English umbrella, Severn salmon baskets, the Isle of Wight, English gardens, Yorkshire puddings, the cottage homes of England, the English picture framer, English heroes and humorists, Christmas in England, Hull Fair, the artists John Constable, and much more. Each issue is packed full with only minimal advertising. USD 40.00 [Appr.: EURO 27 \| £UK 24 \| JP¥ 3557] Book number: 14512A Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	HALE, MRS. SARAH J.; GODEY, LOUIS A. Godey's Lady Book Magazine, Vol. XLIX. 1854 (July Through December) Philadelphia, Louis A. Godey, 1854. Hard Cover, Good/No DJ, as Issued, The color plates are exquisite and, though the book is foxed in places -- the usual front and back pages and around illustrations especially, due to the high acid content in old paper -- the covers are intact which is often not the case on these. The boards show wear, especially at the leather spine seams, but there is no danger of them detatching if handled gently. Former owner's name to front pastedown. Godey's was once the gold standard for all things fashion and feminine and its color plates are its trademark. In addition to the lovely color art, there are songs, patterns for embroideries, drawings lessons, poems, and much fashion with black and white illustrations in addition to the color plates. There are also designs for parlor draperies and fiction. Article topics include diamonds, the life of Colombus and button manufacturing. A treasure in need of the best home. USD 260.00 [Appr.: EURO 174.75 \| £UK 156 \| JP¥ 23119] Book number: 19196 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.

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	Automotive History Review Summer 2003 , The Society of Automotive Historians Inc., 2003. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Fine/, Crisp, clean copy. Illustrated with black and white photographs and technical drawings. Articles include: The History and Motivations Behind 60 Years of Automated Highway Systems; Scorching Through 1902 "The Automobile Terror"; The Litigation of Auburn Autombile Co. The Historian's Use of Legal Resources; the Story of the DeVaux-Hall Motors Corporation; Fiat As A German Manufacturer; The Fabulous Club de Mer; An In-Depth Look at the Most Exotic Pontiac of the 1950's; and the Return of the Red Oval. USD 6.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.25 \| £UK 3.75 \| JP¥ 534] Book number: 16829K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Automotive History Review Winter 1999-2000 , The Society of Automotive Historians Inc., 2000. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Near Fine/, Crisp, clean copy. Illustrated with black and white photographs and technical drawings. Only fault is one small stray pen mark to top front cover. This quarter's theme is auto builders who took to the air. Articles include By Land, By Air, By Sea -- By Packard!; Alfa Avio; John Davenport Siddeley; Riley's Venture Into Aviation; and The Plymocoupe. USD 6.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.25 \| £UK 3.75 \| JP¥ 534] Book number: 16830K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Bride's Magazine (Winter 1964) New York, Conde Nast Publications, 1964. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Very nice, clean magazine showing only what appears to be a small repair to tail of spine. Looks like a small piece of paper fell off and was reglued. Oversized at 10"x13". In addition to pages and pages of wedding fashions, including black and white photographs, color and charming drawnings, especially a montage of lingerie -- there is much info on wedding etiquette of the period, home furnishings and goods, including an article on sterling silver and another A-Z decorating guide. Great vintage ads too, including a nice multi-page insert showing Corning and Pyrex products. Especially interesting is a piece on "bedroom etiquette" which emphasizes how drastically times have changed! USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 19326 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Bride's Magazine (Autumn Forecast 1964) New York, Conde Nast Publications, 1964. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Very nice, clean magazine showing only a few faults to include small loss of paper at tail of spine and spots of edgewear to green front cover. Oversized at 10"x13". In addition to pages and pages of wedding fashions -- most color and black and white photographs, but some charmingly drawn, especially a montage of lingerie -- there is much info on wedding etiquette of the period, home furnishings and popular wedding destinations. Great vintage ads too, especially a nice multi-page insert showing Corning and Pyrex products. Especially graphically imposing are the photos which accompany a piece about choosing holloware. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 19257 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Cartographica Magazine Volume 28; Nos. 1-4 1991 Full Run Toronto, Canada, University of Toronto, 1991. Soft Cover, Near Fine/, Formerly The Canadian Cartographer and Cartographica Monnographs. International scope.Four very clean, very nice magazines measuring 7"x10", each with 124 pages. No spine crease and absolutely pristine. Only fault is a crease to bottom front corner of one.In addition to monthly reviews of books and atlases each magazine offers a selection of articles.Those for spring include: Expert Systems and the Map Label Problem; Reconsidering Rules for Point Feature Name Placement; User Perceptions of Bi-Symbol Maps; and La Grande Riviere et Fleuve De L'Ouset; The Realities and Reasons Behind A Major Mistake in the 18th Century Geography of North America Summer articles include: Mapping, Postmodernism, Indigenous People and the Changing Direction of North American Cartography; Several Methods for Representing Discrete Data by Line Segments; What Can the History of Historical Atlases Teach? Some Lessons From A Century of Putger's 'Historischer Schul-Atlas'; Thematic Content of Canadian Provincial Atlases; User Control of Isarithmic Mapping; and The Development of Cartography In Bendel State, NigeriaThe articles for fall all concern GIS Education and Training and are actually a compendium of selected papers from an internation conference. Topics include, but are not limited to, GIS in the Netherlands, GIS education from a business perspective, education in land information maangement, developing a GIS curriculum, the political economy of GIS, using computer demonstrators and tutors in GIS teaching and more. Finally, the winter articles are: A Conceptual Basis For Cartography; New Directions for the Information Era; Effects of Technological Change on Relief Representation on USGS Topographic Maps; Theory of the Cartographic Line Revisited; Implications for Automated Generalization; and The Atlas of India 1823-1947. Other issues available. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 16702 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Cartographica Magazine Volume 32; Nos. 1-4 1995 Full Run Toronto, Canada, University of Toronto, 1995. Soft Cover, Near Fine/, Formerly The Canadian Cartographer and Cartographica Monnographs. International scope.Four very clean, very nice magazines measuring 7"x10", each with 124 pages. No spine crease with just mild wear.In addition to monthly reviews of books and atlases each magazine offers a selection of articles some of which include A Graphical Introduction ro Survey Adjustment; Distortions of 16th Century Maps in America; Exact Transformation Equations for Fuller's World Map; and Young Children's Use of Spatial Relationships in Tasks with Maps and Models. Other issues available. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 19229 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Engineering News and American Contract Journal Vol. XVII April 23, 1887 New York, Engineering News Publishing Company, 1887. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Near Fine/, It's not common to find an example of this early technical magazine and especially not in such nice condtion. There is a small bit of soiling to outer edge of front cover, but it is otherwise very handsome. Oversized at 11" across by 14" tall. Numerous ads at front and back with bold graphics showing various pumps, pipes, derricks, engineering and surveying equipment, fire hydrants, valves. etc. Even submarine tunnels and early steam shovels.A sampling of articles include the following topics: a landslide on the New York, Central & Hudson Railroad, the foundation for the 1000-ft. Eiffel tower in Paris, and the proposed Long Island Bridge. Technical drawings throughout. Magazine begins pagination where the previous issue left off, but we counted 15 pages of dense text, plus 25 pages of ads. USD 25.00 [Appr.: EURO 17 \| £UK 15 \| JP¥ 2223] Book number: 18867 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Family Circle Magazine 6 Issues 1937 New York, Evans Publishing, 1937. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Very Good/Wraps, Very Good, Issues include: October 22, October 29, November 5, December 10, December 24, and December 31It's interesting to see the evolution of this supermarket favorite. Today it's aimed squarely at women, but in 1937 things were different. First of all, there was less to read, as the magazine was just 24 pages, incuding the back cover. But the really interesting difference was the mix of women's fiction, beauty , fashion and recipes with articles of interest to both men AND women -- notably, a most interesting piece on voo-doo. At times the articles even seem geared just to men -- for example,. a fascinating story about the man whose job it was to get Madison Square Garden ready for any kind of event from hockey, to rodeos, to boxing matches and basketball games.Every issue offers info on the latest movies with commentary. Other stories of note include a piece about a women who created a business out of her belief that America had no telephone manners by offering training to major coporations; an odd one about an old vauedvillian who made a living posing as the world's worst waiter in restaurants around New York and a great piece about actress Margaret Tallichet and why she didn't get the role of Scarlett O'Hara. Magazines are all nice and clean with just a few edgetears. Tightly bound. USD 24.00 [Appr.: EURO 16.25 \| £UK 14.5 \| JP¥ 2134] Book number: 16144 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Icare Revue de l'aviation Francaise Tome 2 #123 (Jean Mermoz) Pantin, Icare, 1988, January, 1988. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Near Fine/, Beautiful magazine with no flaw of note. Oversized at 9-1/2"x12-1/2" and illustrated profusely in black and white with period photographs and facsimile documents. Numerous articles provide much reading. Entire issue dedicated to Jean Mermoz, the French aviator whose plane disappeared in 1936. He was greatly revered in both his native France and in Argentina. 168 pages. FRENCH LANGUAGE. Numerous issues from the late 1980's available. USD 22.00 [Appr.: EURO 15 \| £UK 13.25 \| JP¥ 1956] Book number: 18958K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Louis Allis Messenger (11 Issues in Binder 1949-1952) Milwaukee, Wisconsin, The Louis Allis Company. Soft Cover (in Hard Binder), 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Very Good/, Eleven issues of a popular mid-century magazine produced by a company which manfactured electric motors, all bound in a black binder with the company name on the spine. The magazine is most well known for publishing a drawing which inspired Father Flanagan's Boys' Town motto. All magazines are clean and tight bound with just a few flat corner creases on a few covers. Filled with full color art, both paintings and photographs, inspiration, short articles and popoular poetry. Issues include: July-Aug. 1949; Sept.-Oct. 1949; Christmas 1949; Jan. 1950; March-April 1950; July-Aug. 1950; Sept.-Oct. 1950; Jan.-Feb. 1951; May-June 1951; one issue which shows no date; and Christmas 1952. Writers include Edgar Guest, Elbert Hubbard, Clement Moore and Longfellow. USD 35.00 [Appr.: EURO 23.75 \| £UK 21 \| JP¥ 3112] Book number: 18575 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Ohio Magazine May, 1997; Vol. II No. V Columbus, Ohio, The Ohio Magazine Publishing Company, 1907. Soft Cover, Good/, The interior of this wonderful early Ohio magazine is in excellent conditon, but there is a piece missing from the upper front corner, as well as a small piece next to the spine at back.Covers have been cleaned with an absorbene pad (though there is still light foxing to back), spine strip reglued, and a few small repairs made with almost invisible, non-browning, acid-free archival tape. The end result is quite respectable and the content is wonderful, especially if you are from Marion County as this issue is dedicated to Marion. Consequently, there are also lots of ads from Marion too! In addition to an historical piece on General Francis Marion and cover art depicting Marion and his men, you will find a history of Marion County, a look at the county's limestone industry, stories on rural life in Marion, the city of Marion itself, industrial Marion, and transportation and shipping facilities in Marion. All are accompanied by plentiful black and white photographs. Other articles concern Ohio's oil industry, Ohio at Annapolis, the Mt. Wilson Solar Observatory, the government ownership of railroads and the McKinley mausoleum in Canton. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 18765 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	The Ohio Practical Farmer (Saturday February 11, 1888) Cleveland, Ohio, 1888. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, The paper of this folded newpaper is very clean and crisp despite light scattered foxing to front page. There are no tears or chips and inside pages are pristine. Binding is tight with small holes at outer side edge for storing in a binder. Illustrated with small drawings and several pictorial pages of advertising. Numerous articles cover such topics as regulating vetinerary practices, designs for both a good house and a good piggery; marketing farm produce; apples and grapes; creameries or butter factioies. and much more. Ads for equipment, livestock and horses. Small yellow mailing label at front shows only the recipient's name! USD 18.00 [Appr.: EURO 12.25 \| £UK 11 \| JP¥ 1601] Book number: 19077 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Soviet Life Magazine; April, 1985 (Vladimir Lenin) Washington D.C., Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1985. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Near Fine/, Crisp, beautiful oversized magazine measuring 10-1/4"x14". Clean as a whistle inside and out This issue pays tribute to Soviet journalist, Vladimir Lenin. Lengthy article with photos, plus a full page piece on his mother, Maria Ulyanova who raised more than on reviolutionary, and an abridged lecture Lenin gave on the 1905 Revolution. There is also a a long article on touting the Nazis from Russian soil in WWII, and several on the Soviet space program. Numerous issues available from the 1980's. USD 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 \| £UK 6 \| JP¥ 889] Book number: 17702 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	Soviet Life Magazine; April, 1986 (Yuri Gagarin cover) Washington D.C., Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1986. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Crisp, beautiful oversized magazine measuring 10-1/4"x14". Clean as a whistle inside and out with only light edgewear. No mailing label. This issue features one of the last photos of Yuri Gagarin on the cover with many other photos inside. Focus is on the Soviet space program, but also includes an article on the RASSVET Collective Farm, a beautiful piece on artist Demyan Utenkov and the metalsmiths of Alexandrov. Numerous issues available from the 1980's. USD 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 \| £UK 6 \| JP¥ 889] Book number: 18758K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	ANDERSON, WILLARD V. Trains Magazine (5 Issues from 1951) , Milwaukee: Kalmbach Publishing Co. 1951. /, Soft Cover. Very Good/Wraps, Very Good. Very nice clean copies, all dating from 1951. Includes January, March,. May, June and July. Great vintage photos in all, plus the wonderful ads. Articles include such topics as the narrow-guage White Pass & Yukon line which served two countries with only 111 miles of line; the old Florida woodburners, the Erie Railroad 100 years after its completion, the golden days of the Columbus interurbans, the Illinois Central's floating bridge, U.S. locomotives in use in Britain and France, and California's Sierra Railroad which was one of Hollywood's favorite locales. USD 20.00 [Appr.: EURO 13.5 \| £UK 12 \| JP¥ 1778] Book number: 10,048 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	ARTHUR, T.S. (EDITOR) Arthur's Illustrated Home Magazine (Two Issues Feb. 1875, May 1875) Philadelphia, Timothy Shay Arthur, 1875. Soft Cover, Good/, Two very old American monthly magazines surprisingly intact after 134 years! We were so pleased to get them, as this is one magazine we had never before seen until these two issues came along. The magazine was launched in 1852 by Timothy Shay Arthur of Philadelphia who remained its editor and publisher until his death in 1885. After that it stayed around a few years before slipping away into the annals of time. The focus was women and the things that interested them -- fashions, children, cooking, literature, poetry, music and history. Both issues open with wonderful engravings of the latest fashions and both have a column on mothering. The one in February is especially good, as it's dubbed "Tired Mothers!" February's issue brings articles on Pompeii, Trojan's column, Palermo and the Cave of Santa Rosalia, soup making, beautifying one's home, and the abuse of postal cards. May covers South Wales, gardening, Boston brown bread, whitewash, recreation, and the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania, among many other things. The magazines measure 7"x10" and are clean and tightly bound. As always with this type of cover which was made to hang over the pages, the edges are tattered, but have been pressed flat to minimize further damage. USD 35.00 [Appr.: EURO 23.75 \| £UK 21 \| JP¥ 3112] Book number: 18626K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	BLUMENTHAL, FRANK (EDITOR) The Air Post Journal Vol. 56 No. 1-10 & 12; Vol. 57 No. 1, 4, 8-12; Vol. 58 No. 3 , American Air Mail Society, 1985. Soft Cover, Fine/, Sixteen crisp clean magazines measuring 5-1/2"x8-1/2" spanning 1985-86. Not a continuous run, but very nice. Aerophilately is a unique collecting area and this magazine is devoted to it in its entirety. All issues are filled with black and white photos and offer article topics which include, but aren't limited to, the Armstrong Transoceanic Seadromes, how to collect air mail covers, the first U.S. Aeriel Parcel Post Service, U.S. Air Mail First Day Ceremonies. Trans-Tasman Sea Air Mails, Zeppelin mails, varieties of Pan Am speed covers. the Bikini Atom Bomb flight covers, the Balbo North American Flight and Doolittle's reneactment of Brookin's pioneer flight. USD 34.00 [Appr.: EURO 23 \| £UK 20.5 \| JP¥ 3023] Book number: 18620 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	DU BOIS, W.E.B.; HARTE, BRET The Booklovers Magazine July, 1903 Philadelphia, The Library Publishing Company, 1903, Volume II No. I. Soft Cover, Very Good/, Lovely magazine -- clean as a whistle inside and out with no names or writing. Only fault is a small loss of paper at top spine (with no loss of printing) and regluing of loose paper at bottom spine. Perhaps the most noteable article is a wonderful piece by W.E.B. Du Bois, the African American sociologist, who writes about the potential of accomplished African Americans of the day, entitled "Possibilities of the Negro; The Advance Guard of the Race." Oher stories of note include a profile of Bret Harte, a piece on the London Zoo and one on the architecture of the modern office building. Great ads throughout for books, but also for Ralston Purina; the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul railroad and others. USD 22.00 [Appr.: EURO 15 \| £UK 13.25 \| JP¥ 1956] Book number: 19457 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	BOVA, BEN; MYRUS, DON The Best of Omni Science Fiction No. 4 , Omni Publications, 1982, Collector's Edition. Soft Cover, 4to - over 9Â¾" - 12" tall, Near Fine/, Crisp, clean magazine, tightly bound. Includes the first publication of Spider Robinson's "Rubber Soul," as well as 19 other new stories and SF masterpieces. Featured authors include Asimov, Orson Scott Card, Robert Silverberg, Gregory Benford, Alfred Bester and Stanislaw Lem. Also available is No. 5 in the series. USD 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 \| £UK 6 \| JP¥ 889] Book number: 18415K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	BURDICK, STAN & CATHIE (EDITORS) American Square Dance Magazine (1973 Five Issues) Huron, Ohio, Burdick Enterprises, 1973. Soft Cover, Very Good/, Nice collection of five older issues all in clean, tightly bound condition -- May, September, October, November and December.Magazines measure 6"x8-1/2" and have 71 pages each. Each is filled with ideas for both callers and dancers, plus choreography info and complete instructions for "tricky figures." Also includes photos and ads for square dance merchandise, including costumes. Also available are 1973 issues of Square Dancing, the official magazine of the Sets to Order Square Dance Society. USD 16.00 [Appr.: EURO 11 \| £UK 9.75 \| JP¥ 1423] Book number: 18697 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	CAMPBELL, JOHN W. JR. Air Trails Pictorial Magazines April & May 1945 (Two Issues) Chicago, Street and Smith Publications, 1945. Soft Cover, Folio - over 12" - 15" tall, Very Good/, Wonderful oversized aviation magazines in excellent condition. Other than a small snip to bottom front corner and a small bit of edge toning to April, these are really nice. Great vintage ads and lots of articles, plus numerous photos and a full color spread at middle. We have chosen to sell these together due to the fact that they contain Parts I and II of a long article by Simone Rubel-Bleriot about the early French aviator Louis Bleriot. A sampling of other topics from each include WWI planes, superliners of the future, and electric airplanes. No labels on either. USD 25.00 [Appr.: EURO 17 \| £UK 15 \| JP¥ 2223] Book number: 19127K Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	COOK, CAROLYN (EDITOR) Doll Reader Magazine August, 1993 Cumbereland, MD, Hobby House Press, 1933. Soft Cover, Very Good/, Crisp, clean copy. No mailing label. Lavish photos and articles on such topics as artist Robert McKinley and dolls as an artistic statement; Bernard Ravca's real people dolls; Seymour Mann's Signature Series; vintage dollhouse dolls; Pete Ballards's fashion plate dolls; doll maker Alice Lester Leverett (inclouding two pages of paperdolls); Margaret Hixon; dollmaking in Paris in 1899; Shirley Temple dolls and Sweet Sue dolls. USD 7.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.75 \| £UK 4.25 \| JP¥ 622] Book number: 19350 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	CRAFT, AMOS The Western Reserve Home Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2; May 1881 Cortland, Ohio, Marlon Craft, 1881. Soft Cover, Good-plus/, An unusual, scarce publication. Mild soling to edges of front cover, but tightly bound with clean contents. Printed on newsprint and illustrated with small engravings. Advertising at back and tightly packed short articles on a variety of topics . Its slogan was "Patriotic but not Partisan, Devout but not Sectarian." Articles include religion, freaky accidents by lightning, capturing thieves in China; older women marrying younger men; and telegraphic photography. Approximately 26 pages. USD 18.00 [Appr.: EURO 12.25 \| £UK 11 \| JP¥ 1601] Book number: 19239 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	FAIERS, ROY (EDITOR) This England Magazine (Full Run, 1970, in Binder) Lincolnshire (Great Britain), This England LTD., 1970. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall, Very Good in VG Binder/Wraps, Very Good, Lovely, clean magazines, four in all, of a beautiful English quarterly. Issues are in a handsome dark green binder issued by the magazine with name printed in silver at spine. Former owner marked the date in black with indelible ink below magazine name, but this is not glaring. Binder is hard cover, very clean, and otherwise without fault. Issues represent a full run from the third year of publication. A true Anglophile will be beguiled by the eclectic collection of gorgeous photogaphs, interspersed poems by English bards, cameo histories of its lovely counties, bios of its heroes, whisps of British humor, and various other delightful oddities. Articles topics include, but aren't limited to. bobbin lacemaking, the bell ringing swans of Wells, the history and making of the English umbrella, Severn salmon baskets, the Isle of Wight, English gardens, Yorkshire puddings, the cottage homes of England, the English picture framer, English heroes and humorists, Christmas in England, Hull Fair, the artists John Constable, and much more. Each issue is packed full with only minimal advertising. USD 40.00 [Appr.: EURO 27 \| £UK 24 \| JP¥ 3557] Book number: 14512A Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.
	HALE, MRS. SARAH J.; GODEY, LOUIS A. Godey's Lady Book Magazine, Vol. XLIX. 1854 (July Through December) Philadelphia, Louis A. Godey, 1854. Hard Cover, Good/No DJ, as Issued, The color plates are exquisite and, though the book is foxed in places -- the usual front and back pages and around illustrations especially, due to the high acid content in old paper -- the covers are intact which is often not the case on these. The boards show wear, especially at the leather spine seams, but there is no danger of them detatching if handled gently. Former owner's name to front pastedown. Godey's was once the gold standard for all things fashion and feminine and its color plates are its trademark. In addition to the lovely color art, there are songs, patterns for embroideries, drawings lessons, poems, and much fashion with black and white illustrations in addition to the color plates. There are also designs for parlor draperies and fiction. Article topics include diamonds, the life of Colombus and button manufacturing. A treasure in need of the best home. USD 260.00 [Appr.: EURO 174.75 \| £UK 156 \| JP¥ 23119] Book number: 19196 Click here to order or inquire at Garrison House Books.