[TASMANIA] Native plant, photographed in situ. por Photographer unknown

nd. Good. Three 21 x 26 cm b&w photos identified as Glen Gray on drum. Drum player identified on rear as Jackie Metts. Other photos feature unidentified piano and base players. Glenn Gray Knoblauch, known professionally as Glen Gray, was an American jazz saxophonist and leader of the Casa Loma Orchestra. Photos do not seem to be of Gray himself, who usually wore a moustache.

Millerton, NY: Aperture, 1983-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. 11x9x0. 80pp, b/w and color plates. Binding tight and sturdy, interior very good+, light shelfwear. NOT ex-lib. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Andrews McMeel Publishing. 1992. First edition. . Hard cover. Fine in fine dust jacket.. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 91 p. Audience: General/trade. . No previous owner's name. Clean, tight pages. No bent corners. No remainder mark. .

Original b&w photograph of downtown Saranac Lake in the 1960s. About 2.25 by 3.5 inches in a cream-color mat with an overall size of 8.25 by 11 inches. The view is looking up Broadway and a number of businesses are visible, including George L. Starks & Co., Blue Line Sport Shop, Alpine Hotel, Mark's Restaurant Bar and Grill, and Saranac Lake Supply. There's a small amount of snow on the ground, and holiday garland is strung across the street. Photographer unknown but the image was evidently published, with p. 113 and "ID. Ghost" on the reverse side. VG with typical signs of age, some spots to the mat. Could be framed as is or the mat trimmed to a smaller frame size.

[no place given, likely Ohio?], 1900. Very good. One photograph, measuring about 8" x 6", tipped onto a mount with about 2-inch border (uneven). Photograph gently worn and dust-soiled; very good. The mount has several edge chips. The verso of the photograph is labeled "Roy Price, 2nd from right," though we are unable to identify this person any further.

nd. Near fine. Two 6 x 8 cm b&w photos. Each identified with ink "Lake Nipissing" on rear. One show the beach, the other shows figures standing on a short pier with buildings in background.

Toronto: Toronto Telegram , 1945. Very good. One 17 x 21 cm b&w photo. Ink stamp on rear June 5, 1945. Toronto Telegram news clipping glued to rear gives explanation.

Gourock, Scotland: Barrie Liddsy?, nd. Good. 22 cm b&w photo on 32 cm card. Photographer's name below. Residue on rear.

This is a 1918 glossy photo of the newly named manager of the Boston Red Sox, Ed Barrow, who went on to win the American League pennant that season, later to become General Manager of the New York Yankees and enter the Baseball Hall Of Fame.  The photo was prepared for print around March of 1918.
Photo of the photo on request.

[no place given, [likely Western PA?], 1930. Good +. One photograph, measuring about 10" x 8". Taped along the thin border margin to a cardstock mount. Tape is browned, which has probably affected the margins of the photograph, but the main contents are clean. Overall good or better. Good image of waht appears to be a canal lock door which has either broken, or is being raised for the first time.