Add a classic piece of mid-century art history to your collection with this 1950 (MCML) edition of “Chagall” from The Pitman Gallery. This series is celebrated by collectors for its exceptional production quality and intimate look at the artist’s life and work.
Harris’s Principles of Criminal Law, Ninth Edition by G. L. Attenborough, 1901, published by Stevens & Haynes Law Publishers, 590 pages, hardback.
A magnificent work regarding 50 years of research by the USRA in cooperation with NASA. This oversized (12×12″) first edition/first printing volume is a presentation copy given to Jay Pasachoff a Doctor in Astronomy Research and University professor at University Space Research Association Symposium held on April 23, 1989 in Washington D.C. It is signed by the author and inscribed by fellow scientist (cannot make out his signature). The book is in excellent condition and comes with the original symposium booklet. From a smoke free home.
A magnificent work regarding 50 years of research by the USRA in cooperation with NASA. This oversized (12×12″) first edition/first printing volume is a presentation copy given to Jay Pasachoff a Doctor in Astronomy Research and University professor at University Space Research Association Symposium held on April 23, 1989 in Washington D.C. It is signed by the author and inscribed by fellow scientist (cannot make out his signature). The book is in excellent condition and comes with the original symposium booklet. From a smoke free home.
The binding is tight and the black heavily embossed front and back covers are complete. The gold lettering on the cover and on the spine is still bright. The three edges of the pages that show appear maintain their original colored tint.