Mimeograph production (3 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. Wealth from the Soil. Why Support a Home or Farm? Let it Support You. Published by the Self-Supporting Homes System, Cape May (New Jersey), 1938. 1"x 8.5", ca. 150 leaves. This is printed via mimeograph from the typed originals. Bound with brass push tacks. Short tear in the front wrapper, otherwise VG. [++] Provenance: Library of Congress, with their small "Pamphlet Collection" runner stamp on top right corner of the first wrapper and a rubber stamp on the last leaf as well. VG condition overall. [++] WorldCat locates NO copies. [++] I'm not sure what is going on herethe work is very free-flowing, cramped, uneven, and not at all polished. It is from the heart, of some sort, and has a lot of practical ideas about how your home can work for you.as well as a lot of home-grown philosophy that I suspect has never seen the light of day. Overall, a curious thing. …

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. (SPAIN/Franco) Is Franco Spain a Threat to Peace and Security? A Partial Answer by the Enemy Division of the Foreign Economic Administration of the United States. Published by The Nation Associates, 20 Vesey St. 11"x8.5", 22pp. Mimeographed, and staple bound.[++] "The Enemy Division of the Foreign Economic Administration of the United States government, in two reports of August and December of 1945, describes the new war potential which 'exists in Franco Spain by reason of German holdings and German personnel. On March 10, the United States government, in declining to Join with the government of France in bringing the question of Franco Spain before the Security Council, declared that "on the basis of its present analysis of a1l the facts in its position concerning the Spanish situation, the government of the United States does not believe that a situation exists the continuance of which is likely to endanger the maintenance of international peace and security. It is possible that such a situation may develop."--from the preface to the paper. I suspect that this was printed in December 1945(?) as President Truman folded up the agency in December 1945. …

No Binding. Condizione: Very Good. The Globe Publishing Company presents a Confidential report, concerning the Activities of the Modern Marriage Mart, the Social Correspondence Club. 1939, the Globe Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. Mimeograph publication, 15 leaves (printed on one side only), approximately 7500 words. True crime! How the Miss Lonelyhearts charade snaked money from the lonely, selling the possibility of love/friendship/companionship. Oh yes and the abuse of the U.S. Mail, making these federal crimes. Provenance: Library of Congress, with their 10mm "LC" perforated stamp on the front cover and rubber stamp on the rear cover. Staple-bound at top. NO COPIES found in WorldCat. …