Item Tag: Adults,Young Adults,

Jewelry in America 1600-1900 Fales Illustrated Gems Gold Necklace Rings Art Book

Explore the rich history of American jewelry with ‘Jewelry in America 1600-1900′ by Martha Gandy Fales. This meticulously researched hardcover book, published in 1988 by the Antique Collectors’ Club, is a comprehensive reference documenting the beauty and importance of cherished American possessions. It identifies prevalent forms of jewelry, whether made domestically or imported, and traces changes in forms, styles, materials, and techniques across three centuries. Featuring 250 color and 280 black and white plates, many published for the first time, this lavishly illustrated volume offers an unparalleled look at American jewelry history. A must-have for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of decorative arts and Americana.

Pennsylvania Spirituals By Don Yoder 1961

“Pennsylvania Spirituals” by Don Yoder is a vintage first edition nonfiction book published in 1961. This hardcover book delves into the folklore, music, and history of Pennsylvania, focusing on its folk music and local history. The book, intended for both adults and young adults, features illustrations by Charles P. Allen and spans 474 pages, making it a comprehensive exploration of Pennsylvania’s cultural heritage.

Just Look at the Pictures Theatre Architecture & Scenic Design 1513-1890 Gary

This professional eBay listing offers an exhibition catalog titled “Just Look at the Pictures: Book Illustrations of Theatre Architecture and Scenic Design, 1513-1890.” Curated by Gary Decker and published by the University of Michigan Library in 1999, this softcover volume showcases historical illustrations of theatre architecture and scenic design, covering a vast period from 1513 to 1890. It’s a valuable resource for enthusiasts and scholars of theatre history, architecture, and design. The book features a collection of images drawn from the Special Collections Library, providing insight into the evolution of theatrical spaces and stagecraft over centuries. Ideal for collectors, students, or anyone interested in the visual history of performance arts.

Vintage 1961 Birds of the World by Oliver L. Austin Jr., Illus. Arthur Singer

The Vintage 1961 Birds of the World by Oliver L. Austin Jr., Illus. Arthur Singer is a first edition hardcover book that serves as a comprehensive reference guide to birds, ornithology, wildlife, and zoology. Published by Golden Press in the United States, this illustrated book features 316 pages filled with valuable information about birds from around the world. With a focus on natural history and science, this textbook and field guide is intended for both adults and young adults interested in learning more about the avian world during the 1960s era. It includes a dust jacket and is a valuable addition to any bird enthusiast’s collection.

The Patient, Not The Cure by Margery G. Blackie Homeopathy Hardcover 1989

Explore the principles of homeopathy with ‘The Patient, Not The Cure: The Challenge of Homeopathy’ by Margery G. Blackie. Dr. Blackie, Physician to Her Majesty The Queen, shares her insights into this alternative medical practice. This hardcover edition, published by Woodbridge Press, offers a deep dive into the philosophy and application of homeopathic treatment. A valuable resource for students, practitioners, and anyone interested in complementary medicine.

Automobile Year 1978/79 Hardcover Book Formula 1 Rally Racing Car History Annual

This is a vintage hardcover edition of Automobile Year 1978/79, a comprehensive annual covering the world of motorsports and automotive developments from that era. The book features stunning photography and detailed articles on Formula 1 racing, rally events, and various car manufacturers. It’s a multilingual edition, making it a valuable collector’s item for enthusiasts of classic cars, motorsport history, and automotive literature. Condition is very good for its age, with minimal shelf wear. Please refer to photos for exact condition.