Mid‑Century Red Scrap Book • Gold Embossed Cover • Blank Beige Pages • 79¢ Label

Likely produced in the late 1950s to early 1960s based on materials, binding style, and original 79¢ price label. Beautiful mid‑century red scrapbook featuring an ornate gold‑embossed cover, original 79¢ price label, and crisp blank beige pages bound with metal posts and a brown cord tie. A well‑preserved example of classic American stationery design, ideal for collectors, display styling, or repurposing as a vintage‑inspired journal or guest book. The textured red cover and gold detailing reflect the era’s craftsmanship, while the untouched interior pages make it a rare find in this condition. Perfect for vintage décor, photography props, or curated shelf styling. Excellent condition for age

Greater Akron Memories II Akron Beacon Journal Book New Sealed

Greater Akron Memories II hardcover book, new and still sealed in original plastic wrap. Published by the Akron Beacon Journal, this volume explores Akron, Ohio through the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s with historic photos and stories. A great nostalgic piece for local history enthusiasts or as a thoughtful gift for anyone with ties to Akron. Never opened and in excellent condition. Please review photos for details. Details Title: Greater Akron Memories II Publisher: Akron Beacon Journal Format: Hardcover Condition: New, sealed Topic: Akron, Ohio history Era covered: 1940s, 1950s, 1960s

On Photography

Originally published in the 1970s, her groundbreaking collection remains uncannily prescient and profoundly precise. ISBN-13 978-1250374745. We do not accept P.O. Boxes. Print length 224 pages. Language English.

Keith Vaughan On Pagham Beach vtg 1930s Photographs and Collages UK gay art RARE

Keith Vaughan (1912 – 1977)On Pagham Beach. In contrast to the artist’s collages, the ‘Pagham photographs’ reflect a different source of inspiration, in the work of contemporary photographers of the male body such as George Hoyningen-Huene, George Platt Lynes and Herbert List, and in the cult of the male athletic body emanating from Germany after WWI, and seen in the photography of Kurt Reichert and Gerhard Riebicke.

He:/She:

«He:/She:» is in the form of a spiral notebook: coil binding, thick paperback cover. 15 1/4″ x 7 3/4″.