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München & Stuttgart 2001. 28x25. 208 pp. Ca 150 photo colour photos including 38 full-page, and 50 drawings and plans. Publisher's boards, dust jacket, very fine. All text biliingual in German and English.

Portland, Oregon: Nazraeli, 2013. 32x30. 88 pp. 62 full-page photographs. Publisher's satin cloth, dust jacket, kept in a satin cloth slipcase; an excellent copy.

Stuttgart, Arnoldsche / Linden-Museum, 2000. 30x22. 288; + 416 pp. More than 1000 colour photos (33 full-page) and nearly 500 black and white photos of signatures, prints, etc. Publisher's printed boards, dust jackets, as new. Text and captions bilingual in German and English in volume 1 (112 Meisterwerke / Masterpieces); in German in volume 2 (Gürtelschmuck aus Japan).

(Paris), Le Sagittaire, 1955. 21x18. IV+158+II pp. including 16 leaves with illustrations and die-cut holes, provided with a magnifying glass on a string. Black wrappers with four grey text fields including "PARENTS ! racontez vous rêves à vos enfants" etc; over card covers as issued. Very light external wear and minor corner scuffing.

Paris 1945. 27x21. 254 pp. + 2 plates. Ca 400 photos, plans and designs. An excellent copy in handsome half green morocco binding with marbled boards, pictorial wrappers bound in. (Les Architectes Françaises, 1).

Leipzig (ca 1864). 40x29. Printed title leaf + engraved ornamented title leaf + II+24 pp. (with columns 1-48) + 48 engraved plates with more than 500 drawings. Contemporary gilt-lettered cloth. Minor rumpling and damp stain in lower corner of text leaves and some plates. A comprehensive collection of designs for wooden doors, windows, stairs, framework façades, balconies, canopies, oriels, turrets and wooden ornamentation. One of the last publications prepared by this German Gothic Revival architect and teacher. The publications and teachings of Georg Ungewitter (1820-1864) aimed to maintain high standards of craftsmanship and precision, and his finely detailed Gothic columns, windows and canopies would become mainstream only a generation later.

Helsingborg 1974. 28x21. 120 s. Ca 150 fotografier varav 40 hel- eller dubbelsides. Tryckt förlagspappband med illustration, i mycket fint skick. (Aktuell fotolitteratur, 2).

Stockholm 1937. 28x19. 520 s. 513 foton, ritningar och planer. Bunden av Manne Dahlstedt i ett elegant svart halvskinnband med vackert marmorerade pärmpapper och endpapers; båda omslagen och ryggen medbundna. (Nordiska Museets handlingar, 6).

Boston ..., Little Brown and Company / Bulfinch Press, 1996. 32x26. 144 pp. 85 photos, all but a few full-page, plus small-size photos in a catalogue identifying the photos. Blind-lettered cloth with front plate, as new. Second printing. Portrait photos mostly of movie actors/actresses and other celebrities as well as some unidentified women.

Uddevalla, Svenska gods och gårdar, 1938. 26x20. 656 s. Ca 2350 foton. Förlagets halvskinnband.

London 1877. 22x14. XXVIII+352+IV+353-376 pp.+ 41 plates (7 folding, one coloured). Engraved vignettes, illustrations and marks in the text. Publisher's leather-backed cloth, top edge gilt. Second, extended, handsomely produced edition of the classic work on Worcester porcelain.

New York, Blumarts, 1995. 32x24, 200 pp. including eight pages on two folding leaves + one tipped-in colour plate. Ca 65 photos (11 in colour) including 33 full-, double, or triple-page, and 33 drawings (four coloured) including 22 full- or double-page. Publisher's cloth, dust jacket, very fine. Second edition. Includes texts by Steven Holl, Hans Kollhoff, Rem Koolhaas, Eduardo Souto de Moura, and Theodor Vischer.

New York, The Women's Interart Center Gallery, 1977. 21x28. 48 pp. 52 reproductions. Double wrappers in different size, printed in black on white and white on black respectively, designed by Jacqueline Wray. Includes biographical data on the eight photographers / artists: Jacqueline Livingston, Dianora Niccolini, Stella Snead, Helen Soreff, Susan Weil, Ronnie Geist, Carole Goldner, and Susan Sadler Hoeltzel.

Berlin 1923. 30x23. VIII+32 pp.+ 128 plated with colour renderings. Publisher's gilt-lettered cloth, a good copy with minor wear/discolouring to spine ends. Former owner's name dated 1930 on half-title and title page. First edition of this classic documentation of costumes from North Africa, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Syria, Persia, Caucasus, Turkestan, Afghanistan, India, Tibet, China, Japan, etc.

Berlin 1926. 26x19. 24 pp. text + 64 pp. with ca 160 photos. Publisher's cloth-backed boards with printed title and DWB-monogram. Boards very lightly discoloured; spine lacks one of two printed title labels. Signed by former owner, the Swedish silversmith Baron Erik Fleming. (Bücher der Form im Auftrag des Dutschen Werkbundes, 3). German Werkbund publication on contemporary German silver ware and jewellery.

Tokyo, Toto, 2005. 30x30. 240 pp. More than 150 colour photos including 75 full-page and 40 double-page, 25 colour reproductions of Aalto's drawings and plans, 16 earlier black and white photos, and seven measured plans. Publisher's silver-coloured, blind-lettered boards, dust jacket, as new. Also includes an interview with Kristian Gullichsen (The Villa as an Experiment for Aalto). Bilingual text and captions in English and Japanese.

Paris, De Nobele, 1968. 30x22. XXVIII+612 pp. including 24 pages on six folding leaves. More than 6500 photos and reproductions of marks, ca 260 photos of objects, 32 full-page maps, and other illustrations. Publisher's printed linen cloth, dust jacket. Edge chippings to jacket, otherwise excellent. Gift inscription by the author. A standard reference work on the marks of goldsmiths' and silversmiths' work produced in the French provinces from the middle of the 17th century to the 19th century. Arntzen/Rainwater P489.