Search Results: Titles starting with J from Carl Blomgren Fine books

Two volumes of photographs of Japanese traditional and historic costumes by Ogawa. A complete set. Japanese Costume is like new with the original silk tie. Military Costumes is near fine inside but the silk tie is replaced by a simple white cloth cord. It also has some damage to the edge of the cover. Ogawa was a prolific photographer of Japan at the time. The books were printed in St. Louis Mo. by the Chemigraph process. A type of halftone process. The images are printed on one side of the glossy pages.

Poster on thin glossy paper with old fold at center. Color photo of babies and nurse by Pagano. Fine except for fold. The Institute for American Democracy was a interdenominational group campaigning for tolerance and anti-discrimination active during and after WW2. In 1948 the California Un-american Activities committee listed them as a possible Communist front because of their connection to the Jewish Anti-Defamation League (ADL). Somehow encouraging tolerance was considered un American.