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The chapbook : (a yearly miscellany)

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    The Chapbook : A monthly miscellany

    Rare Books

    Nos. 6 and 18 consist of songs with piano accompaniment

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    Views of Los Angeles and vicinity

    Visual Materials

    23 stereographic photographs of Los Angeles and Southern California consisting of views of downtown Los Angeles [no. 6] (Broadway and 2nd Street [no. 1, 1a], 1st Street and Broadway [no. 2], Main Street [no. 3], Sonoratown [no. 8]), Los Angeles residences [nos. 4, 5], churches [nos. 7, 11, 12, 13, 20], adobes [nos. 9, 10], Santa Monica beach [no. 14], gardens and fruit groves [nos. 17, 18, 19], the full moon through a telescope [nos. 15, 16], and "Cotton cushion scale" (title on verso) [no. 21].

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  • George's Plantation Smorgasbord & Mint Julip Room piano bar

    George's Plantation Smorgasbord & Mint Julip Room piano bar

    Visual Materials

    [George's Plantation Smorgasbord & Mint Julip Room piano bar.] [with 6 variants, (plus 7 - 4x5 variants)]

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  • Young students touring the Nuclear Information Visitor's Center at SONGS

    Young students touring the Nuclear Information Visitor's Center at SONGS

    Visual Materials

    [Young students touring the Nuclear Information Visitor's Center at SONGS - and two shots of Mohave Generating Station in Nevada] [with 18 variants]

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  • San Onofre refueling

    San Onofre refueling

    Visual Materials

    [San Onofre refueling - replacing fuel rods in the Unit #1 reactor at SONGS] [with 18 variants, color]

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    José G. Posada chapbooks and chapbook covers collection

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    A collection of four chapbooks and seventeen chapbook covers dating from approximately the 1890s to the 1910s with artwork illustrated by Mexican lithographer José Guadalupe Posada (1852-1913). The materials were all printed for various publications produced by Mexican editor Antonio Vanegas Arroyo (1852-1917). Three of the four chapbooks are part of the same series and are titled: Galería Infantil del Teatro Los Novios; Galería Infantil del Teatro la Almoneda del Diablo; Galería del Teatro Infa[n]til Colección De Comedias para Niños ó Títeres Los Gendarmes. The three chapbooks in this series are printed in black ink on buff paper and include illustrated covers. The fourth chapbook is from the "Nueva Colección de Cuentos Patrioticos" series and is titled "La Gorra del Cuartel." The booklet includes hand-colored details of printed images throughout the interior pages. The chapbook covers in the collection are printed either in black ink or black-and-red ink on various colored papers. Images include satirical and traditional representations of Mexican plays, historical retellings, and comedic stories.

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