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This is the user instruction pamphlet which was included with the red plastic Texas Instruments E.T. battery-operated electronic pocket calculator (not available). Pamphlet is 4 1/4" x 2 1/2" folded up with 12 pages. Unfolded dimensions are 15" long x 2 1/2" wide. E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial was a 1982 American science fiction film produced & directed by Steven Spielberg for Universal Studios. In 1994, the film was added to the U.S. National Film Registry of the Library of Congress & deemed as "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." Of interest to collectors of film/movie memorabilia/souvenirs and to those interested in instruction manuals and/or the history of 1980s pocket calculators.

Normal yellowing but good readable condition. 120 pgs. Includes: illustrations, diagrams. This is the 1948 Revised & Expanded Edition of the 1944 book by Earl Church which was entitled "Elements of Aerial Photogrammetry". Contains a Preface, Table of Contents, approximately seven B&W photographs, numerous diagrams, and a brief Conclusion. From the Preface: "This book has been prepared to serve as a textbook for an introductory course in elementary photogrammetry. This edition presents the history and background of photogrammetry together with the basic principles and fundamental applications now possible in this most fascinating scientific field." From Chapter I: "Photogrammetry is the science of surveying or of map-making by means of measurements on photographs." The authors were, respectively professor and assistant professor of phtogrammetry at Syracuse University in upstate New York in 1948.

One VHS-NTSC tape (~100 minutes in length) in good condition in its original case.
"The Equalizer" was an American spy thriller TV series airing from 1985-1989, created by Michael Sloan & Richard Lindheim, starring Edward Woodward in the title role. Music by Stewart Copeland & performed by Jeff Seitz.
Includes two episodes from Season 2 as follows:
1) Episode #13 - "Beyond Control" - Air Date: January 14, 1987 - in this episode, Control, played by Robert Lansing, turns to the Equalizer for help. Directed by Alan Metzger;
2) Episode #20 - "First Light" - Air Date: May 13, 1987 - in this episode, a former POW is being terrorized for no apparent reason. Directed by Richard Compton. Rare TV appearance by stage actor Quentin Crisp.