Astrophotography: Original Astronomical Astrophotometer Photograph Of Galaxy Ngc 4147, From Carnegie Institution Mt. Wilson Observatory by Hubble, Edwin P - 1925

Circa 1950: Mt Wilson And Palomar Observatories, 1950. Original Astronomical Photographs . No Binding. Near Fine/No Jacket. Original Astronomical Photograph Approximately 14" X 10 3/4". Fine. Black Images On Grey Background, Stamp Of Mt. Wilson Observatory On Verso But Not Marked In Any Way. [ This Photograph Came Another Photograph Marked With Alignment Circles And Cross Lines. Annotated At Edges, "4147 Center, Red And P. E. Standards / 100" Astrophotometer Orientation", Ink Quadrant Numbers And Also Ink Numbering Of Some Stars With Pencil Letters In Circles; All Annotations Appeared To Be In Hand Of Edwin P. Hubble; And With Similar Photographs Of Same Physical Dimentsions.] Apparently Part Of A Series At Different Magnifications And With Different Instruments. Stamp Of Mount Wilson And Palomar Obervatories On Verso, Without Annotation, But Pencil Annotation Also On Verso "P7805".

Mt. Palomar Circa 1950: Carnegie Institution, Mt Wilson And Palomar Observatories, 1950. Original Astronomical Photographs . No Binding. Near Fine/No Jacket. Original Astronomical Photograph Approximately 14" X 10 3/4". Fine. Black Images On Grey Background, With Cross Lines. [This Came With A Series Of Very Similar Astrophotographs Of Same Subject]. Annotated At Edges, "4147 Center, Red And P. E. Standards / 200" Astrophotometer Orientation"; "N" At Top Of Astrophotograph, Red And Black Ink Hand Numbering To Stars; All Annotations On This And The Other Photographs Appear To Be In Hand Of Edwin P. Hubble, But Not Signed By Hubble. "Mount Wilson And Palomar Observatories Stamp On Verso, With Annotations, Object Ngc 4147 Enlargement 20X, Telescope Ph-707-S, Remarks 100" Orientation".

Circa 1950: Mt Wilson And Palomar Observatories, 1950. Original Astronomical Photographs . No Binding. Near Fine/No Jacket. Original Astronomical Photograph Approximately 14" X 10 3/4". Fine. Black Images On Grey Background, With Alignment Circles And Cross Lines.Annotated At Edges, "Ngc 4147, Red P. E. Standards / 100" Astrophotometer Orientation", "N" At Top Of Astrophotograph, Ink Quadrant Numbers And Also Black And Red Ink Hand Numbering Of Some Stars With One Unnumbered But Annotated "E" And "Var 1" With Arrow; All Annotations Appear To Be In Hand Of Edwin P. Hubble, But Not Signed By Hubble. Stamp Of Mount Wilson And Palomar Observatories On Verso, With Pencil Information Filled In, "Object: Ngc 4147 / Telescope Ph-711-S, Remarks 200 Orient".

Circa 1950: Mt Wilson And Palomar Observatories, 1950. Original Astronomical Photographs . No Binding. Near Fine/No Jacket. Original Astronomical Photograph Approximately 14" X 10 3/4". Fine. Black Images On Grey Background, With Alignment Circles And Cross Lines. Annotated At Edges, "4147 Center, Red And P. E. Standards / 100" Astrophotometer Orientation", "N" At Top Of Astrophotograph, Ink Quadrant Numbers And Also Ink Numbering Of Some Stars With Pencil Letters In Circles; All Annotations Appear To Be In Hand Of Edwin P. Hubble, But Not Signed By Hubble. Stamp Of Mount Wilson And Palomar Obervatories On Verso, "Object: Ngc 4147 / Enlargement 20X /Telescope Ph-707-S, Remarks 100 200 Orientation".

Running Press, 2009. 7 inches wide by 10 inches long top bound pad with pages of Halloween pumpkins to color overlaid with detailed floral and geometric patterns. From back: "Illuminate dark and spooky nights with page after page of Halloween designs. Forty-five festive pumpkin patterns await you. Crayons, colored pencils, or markers, oh my! Grab them and get ready to make Intricate Jack-o-Lanterns." New, unused, but some edgewear to bottom corners. Most of our interior photographs are extreme closeups. Quotes are for illustrative purposes only and remain the property of their copyright holders. Thanks for shopping with us. 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and life-long learning.. Unknown. New/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Barnes & Noble Books, New York, 1998. Hardcover. Condition: as new. Dust Jacket Condition: VeryGood. A photographic essay focusing on family life in the old west. Hundreds of b&w photos. Chapter titles include Beyond the Frontier, With Hope in Their Hearts, A Promised Land, O Pioneers!, and Our Town. 112 pages, index.

clean and unmarked getz photo

Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, 1984. First Edition. 189 duotone plates. In the spirit of Dorothea Lange and Russell Lee before him, Bill Ganzel set out on a quest to photograph the aftermath of the Dust Bowl more than 30 years later. fine plus in a fine dust jacket. .

Nebraska Farmstead
11.5x10, 8.5x6.5. Professional photo. Mounted on decorative mat. Excellent condition. Purchased locally

Edizioni Cora, 1991. Copyright by Edizioni Cora - Arzignano (Vi) Impreso en Italia - Printed in Italy 2a Edicion Nov. '93 : Comision Directiva Camara De Supermercados y Autoservicios De Cordoba : : Very Good Minus condition Hardcover Folio in a Good condition Dust Jacket, 1991, Second Edition. This 13 inch tabletop Folio has text entirely in SPANISH, and is a detailed photojournal of Cordoba, Argentina. The spine foot is chipped and bumped, and the dust jacket is marred at that point. The jacket also has a few closed tears. The interior is unmarked and too tight to make images of on the scanner. This book is filled with full page color photos of the people, landscapes, wildlife, historical buildings, and monuments of this beautiful place. Only a few pages of historical documentation at the front. Great photography. This large book may require additional shipping in some instances.. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Very Good -/Good. Illus. by Carlo Y Carlos Esteban Legnazzi. Folio - over 12" -… Read More

Japan: Nakagawa Hume Kankou Gyo / Nakagawa Hume Pipe Industry Co., 1950s. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Album documenting a construction project ("underground canal fortification" for the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, "upstream of Sakuragawa from Kasumigaura to the Shimosakata," ca. 1950s. Flexible boards with cord tie, 8.5 x 12 inches. 2 pages text + 10 pages of photographs showing stages of the project, group photos, workers on bicycles, cranes and construction equipment, ceremonies. Please note: Publication information ascertained via Google translate and may include some errors. In very good condition with minor soil and age toning. Contents bright and clean.

Against a stark horizon in a harsh climate, settlers in Nebraska everywhere erected monuments to their optimism. The buildings pictured in Dreams in Dry Places are not just famous landmarks like the State Capitol but also humble farmhouses, barns, grain elevators, courthouses, banks, churches, stores, and theaters. They represent every kind of architecture to be found in Nebraska--folk, high-style, commercial, residential, pioneer, and modern; the unexpected and the familiar, the poetic and the prosaic, good and bad. Caught by Roger Bruhn's camera, these structures always suggest the spiritual resources of their builders and inhabitants, who struggled for a livelihood on the Great Plains.Dreams in Dry Places has an architecture of its own, beginning and ending with images of the natural landscape and in between revealing unexpected continuities among disparate structures and settings, juxtapositions of forms, and the vanities and vagaries of architectural style. Exterior and interior shots are… Read More

Nazraeli Press, Tucson AZ, 2001. Book. Near Fine. Cloth. Signed By Artist. Signed, Limited Edition.. Slim hardcover volume in the publisher's "one-picture" book series, signed by the artist and numbered 336/500 on the last page, following a two-sided color photograph hinged onto the page before, and a reproduced letter on the pages that make up the rest of the book. Bound in pale green paper covered boards with white text, the binding is in excellent, nearly new condition, save for some rubbing to the boards from shelving and barely perceptible sunning to the spine that is now an elegant gray rather than pale green..

Meadville, PA: Keystone View Company. Good. Stereoview. Set of three stereoviews depicting different locations in Utah. All produced by the Keystone View Company, appearing to come from two different boxed sets. No date is printed. Two in color come from one set and the other in black and white is from a different set. All are mounted on grey boards with black lettering. All are in good condition with a large curve to the mounts and slight wear to edges. Images are crisp. The two color photos are titled "Lobby at Zion Lodge Center, Zion Nat. Park, Utah" (UP 29448) and "Cedar Breaks Pavilion, Cedar Breaks, Utah" (UP 29453). The image in black and white is titled "The Lodge at Bryce Canyon, Utah" (29044). .