Building pacific community (6 risultati)

Condizione: Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Original publisher's blue paper-covered boards, gilt lettering spine, ornament frontcover, pictorial dustjacket, 4to: illustrated endpapers, [vi], 156pp., [2]pp., very richly illustrated. - in slipcase.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition (NAP). There are just a couple of other copies of this book for sale on the Internet. It appears to have only been published in a soft cover edition. This copy appears to be unique for being the Only Non-Library copy for sale anywhere on the Internet. Making it even more unique, it is signed and inscribed by the editor, the Only signed copy. And the inscription is to the author and historian John Toland who is best known for a biography of Adolf Hitler and a Pulitzer Prize-winning history of World War II-era Japan, The Rising Sun. The inscription reads 'For John Toland, a good friend and counselor. Aloha, Paul Hooper, April 6, 1982.' I own several books that were once owned by John Toland. Off the top page edge of the half-title page the previous owner penciled the words 'inscribed to author John Toland.' That penciling could easily be erased. The book is in very good condition. When I purchased it, it was in the protective plastic covering that you can see in the photos (the diagonal line on the front cover crossing from the middle edge to the bottom edge is on the protective cover not the book, and the light at the top edge of the spine in the second photo is glare off of the plastic protective cover that rises above the top edge of the book's spine, again not on the book itself). For appearances sake it might look better without the protective cover, but I'll leave it to you to decide whether you want it on there or not. The covers are in nice condition. There is a little wear on the top edge of the front cover, and a little scuffing on the spine. There may be a small closed tear on the spine as well, hard to tell whether it's a tear or a scuff, or perhaps just a light fissure. There's one small spot off the top edge of the rear cover. Hard to know whether it would come off or not (I think you'd have to cut the protective cover to get it off). The interior of the book is in exceptional condition. Fair to say that it looks new, unused. The pages are perfectly clean. There aren't any creases or dogeared corners. There are no markings. No attachments. And with the exception of the signed inscription (which is on the title page) and the penciled words on the half-title page which I've referenced, there is no writing to be found on anywhere in the book. You can read the names of the contributing writers on the front cover (first photo). 'The Pacific Community Lecture Series is an amalgam of public lectures and scholarly papers designed to provide Pacific leaders with a forum to express their views on the regionalist movement.'. Inscribed by Author(s).…

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2nd printing of the 1982 original. Foreword by Lee-Jay Cho. XII, 176 PP. Stiff covers. Very good. 22.6 x 15.2. Addresses: 6 articles by Kiyoshi Kojima / Ratu Kamisese K.T. Mara / Gerardo P Sicalt. Papers: 2 articles by: Francisco Orrego Vicuña / Nam Duck-Woo.

Folio. 89, [3] pp. With over 150 photo illustrations, text illustrations, illustrated ads. Self-printed colour-illustrated softcovers, cover art photos of agricultural products front cover, ad for Hazelwood Cream Separator on back cover (minor chipping & slight tears to corners, fore-edges, head & foot of spine), still G copy. First edition of this well-illustrated agricultural journal issued by the Homestead Co. touting all of the potential agricultural opportunities in Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Idaho, with an emphasis on the "Good Roads" movement. A couple of the articles specifically cite examples of well-built roads, their potential economic advantage, and the goods and money which will flow after that. Hendricks (1863-1943) former editor and part owner of the Oregon Statesman newspaper, investor in the Salem Street Railway Co., first superintendent of the state training school for boys, and even director of the 1910 census in Western Oregon, was a major proponent of the Homestead and Good Roads movements in Oregon. …