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London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1946 304pp. Grey cloth boards with light blue title and author. Ink inscription to first page. Loose front hinge. Circular stains to spine and a couple to front cover. Page edges lightly tanned and dusty. *Photo available on request*. First Edition. Cloth/Boards. Good/No Jacket. 207mm x 140mm. ... (more information)

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London: Hollis and Carter, 1953 442pp first uk edition.Descriptive with diagrams.Book vg no inscriptions, slight bump marks to top and bottom of spine. dj slightly chipped with 3cm tears at top and bottom of spine.In this book the world's leading authority turns his talents to the middle game. *Photo available on request*. Cloth. Very Good/Fair. 216mm x 140mm. ... (more information)

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Sarajevo: Zavod Za Izdavanje Udzbenika, 1971 152pp with B/W photo's. No inscriptions. Original "Chess Sutton Coldfield" sticker on fep. Orange/black card cover with picture of Bobby Fischer on front. The front of the cover is not attached to the binding along the spine, which seems like a production flaw because glue is not apparent there. A very scarce copy of an almost unknown Fischer book. Text is in English, and includes conversations by the participants, annotations, and chess trivia. The gam... (more information)

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Oxford, United Kingdom: Berg Publishers Ltd, 1997 This book examines the clothing worn by African Americans in the southern United States during the thirty years before the American Civil War. Drawing on a wide range of sources, most notably oral narratives recorded in the 1930s, this rich account shows that African Americans demonstrated a thorough knowledge of the role clothing played in demarcating age, sex, status, work, recreation, as well as special secular and sacred events. Testimonies offer proof o... (more information)

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Oxford, United Kingdom: Berg Publishers Ltd, 2003 Quietly but implacably, powerful transnational corporations are gaining power over our visual world. A 'global, visual content industry' increasingly controls images supplied to advertisers, marketers and designers, yet so far the process has, paradoxically, evaded the public eye. This book is the first to expose the interior workings of the visual content industry, which produces approximately 70% of the images that define consumer cultures. The corporate... (more information)

Subjects: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Consumer Behavior;

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