Souvenir Program; Home Coming And Old People's Days, June 24, 25, 26, 1909 . -

Cuyahoga Falls: Cuyahoga Falls Board of Trade, 1937. Stapled Booklet. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Back cover somewhat marked, otherwise cleand and sound.

Chicago, IL Northwestern University Club of Chicago, 1932. Paperback Very Good in Wraps: shows indications of light use: light wear to extremities; mild rubbing and faint soiling to wrapper covers; outside edge of front panel shows a faint line of toning; a few faint check marks at the middle page of team photograph have been erased, but a shadow of the check marks remains; binding secure. No longer 'As New', but remains clean, sturdy, and quite presentable. NOT a Remainder, Book-Club, or Ex-Library. 12mo. 4pp + Wrapper covers. Menu, Reprise of 1932 Season; Picture of Coach Dick Hanley; Program for the Evening; 1932 Football Squad Picture; Photo of the Captain, Ernest "Pug" Rentner; 1933 Football Schedule; Freshman Numeral Winners, 1932; Football Dinner Committee. Paperback: Staple-bound Wraps.

Reading, PA: Executive Committee, Reading 175th Anniversary, 1923. Book. Very Good. Original Wraps. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Dark blue wraps with gilt and red accents. 166 pp. Moderate wear to covers, with short tear and slightly chipped top spine extremity. Bumped bottom corners, slightly soiled text block edge. Clean contents. Many historic photographs and period ads..

No Place: Niobrara County Fair. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1946. First Edition; First Printing. Wraps. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 107 pages; Front cover is detached and rear cover is missing. There is some tape repair along the spine and a repair on title page. Front cover also has some soiling and wear. Still a very scarce original item. .

1929. Book. Very Good+. Stapled Wraps. 52 pages. Issued for the Golden Jubilee of th St. Peter and Paul's Society of Mankato, Minnesota.

New York: General Defense Committee, 1938. Pamphlet. [12p.], staplebound booklet, very good. Program for the event, with announcements of solidarity from radical groups and even the Jade Mountain Chinese Restaurant at 197 Second Avenue. (We find reports of fund-raisers for other radical groups, including one for Spanish anti-fascist refugees, at Jade Mountain around this time).

Leo Minster, MA, 1904. Pamphlet with silk tie. Very good.. 6 x 9 3/4 inches (15 x 25 cm), manilla wraps with silk ribbon tie, some discoloration around edges. Program of the convention held October 25-28, 1904. List officers and chairwomen, superintendents, and vice presidents, with some photographs. Many pages have advertisements by local businesses, and songs on the page. Inside cover has written in ink, "This book belonged to Almira Coffin Rowe, BL Rowe." Laid in are two double-sideded sheets with a handwritten summary of the convention written by Almira Coffin Rowe. It appears that a page is missing. Unpaginated, 24 pp. Very good condition. Anna Howard Shaw was one of the speakers.

Seattle: [The Seattle Theatre], 1928. 32x24cm, [12]pp. Illustrations, photographs. String bound in illustrated beige paper wrappers with yapped edges. Some edge wear and soiling to wrappers. Clean internally and very good. Souvenir program from the grand opening of the historic Paramount Theatre, which in its first years of operation, was called the Seattle Theatre.  The program included works performed by the Seattle Grand Concert Orchestra, a technicolor production with orchestral accompaniment, a stage production, and closed with Bebe Daniels in "Feel My Pulse."   The theatre was funded by Paramount Pictures and was designed by Chicago architects, Rapp & Rapp, with the adjoining buildings being designed by Seattle architect, B. Marcus Priteca.   A scarce and important piece of Seattle theater history.  OCLC locates copies only at the Seattle Public Library and University of Washington.  .

(Paris), 1946. Very Good. No. 122 of 250 on velin du Marais Crevecoeur, stiff paper chemise measuring 11 x 7.5 inches, housing loose sheets of the program and several hand-colored pictures, this copy inscribed to Alvin Laidley (a UNESCO administrator) by Guy Arnoux, the illustrator with a pencil sketch of a Legionnaire and including 12 colored pictures by Arnoux, Herve Baille, Berard, Paul Colin and others, with "enliminures" by Marlene Arzouman. The dinner, at the Boef sur le Toit (a Paris cabaret and nightclub), was organized by friends of the Legion Etrangere as a fundraiser for a "maison des invalides de la Legion." Koenig, the guest of honor, was a major French general during the war. It was he who was sent to arrest Marshall Petain and he was in charge of the French occupied zones of Germany in the post-war. Very good with light wear and soil, and very rare, no copies cited by OCLC or BNF.

None Given. Near Fine. 1925. Softcover. 8" x 9" program with original printed envelope for the grand opening of the ATSF offices at 900 SW Jackson St. Directly across from the Kansas State Capitol. The building now houses several different state agencies. Light general wear to program; Envelope has slightly more wear. .