Bookseller Catalogs
What’s on the menu?...Vintage Food and Drink Menus 1926-1967
What’s on the menu?...Vintage Food and Drink Menus 1926-1967 We have had fun putting together our latest ephemera list, this one comprised of vintage menus, most from restaurants in the United States, but British, Canadian, and Mexican restaurants are also included. A number of the menus represent Polynesian-themed restaurants, a mid-twentieth century vogue that, in some menu listings, conflated Chinese food with the South Pacific. Occasionally a menu's emphasis is directed toward offerings from the bar, while others are decidedly discrete: "Could we suggest a glass of wine before dinner?" The menus represent a 40 year span, feature great graphics, prices that make you wonder and drinks that make you thirsty...
Illustrated Travel Books Travel and Exploration with Impressive Illustrations; Paintings, Photographs, Engravings and More
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Catalogue Seven: Rabelais’ 10th Anniversary With this, our seventh full-length catalogue, we celebrate the tenth anniversary of Rabelais. In November of 2006, Samantha and I passed a ‘For Rent’ sign in a Portland shop window, spent lunch sketching a business plan on a napkin and, just a few months later in the Spring of 2007 opened Rabelais.
Frequent Flyers… Handbills, broadsides, and other single-sheet communications
By Bolerium Books Inc.
Frequent Flyers… Handbills, broadsides, and other single-sheet communications 123 items and lots from the 19th century to the end of the 20th.
Mini-Catalogue: Helena Bochořáková-Dittrichová A selection of rare works from the Czech artist dubbed "the first woman graphic novelist" by the National Museum of Women in the Arts.
E-Catalogue #3: Signed Art and Photography From Ansel Adams to Wavy Gravy, our latest e-catalogue is full of great signed finds.
Catalog No. 3 - Weird Tales and the Art of Margaret Brundage
Catalog No. 3 - Weird Tales and the Art of Margaret Brundage A selection of Weird Tales magazines from the 1930s featuring stories by Robert E. Howard (including Conan), H. P. Lovecraft, Jack Williamson, E. Hoffmann Price, Edmond Hamilton, C. L. Moore, Donald Wandrei, August Derleth, and many others. The cover illustrations for many of these magazines were produced by the incredibly talented Margaret Brundage.
How to request a print version: A print version will be available shortly. You can contact us at info@parigibooks.com to order your copy.
