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10 YD 14″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Jacket Covers – Super Clear $11.50 |
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50 – 10″ x 21″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $28.75 |
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5-10″x23″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $3.50 |
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10 YD X 10″ BRODART JUST-A-FOLD III Archival Book Cover $8.89 |
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25-10″x21″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Jacket Covers – Super Clear $14.80 |
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1-14″x28″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Cover $1.40 |
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5 – 12″ x 24″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $4.10 |
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5 – 12″ x 26″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $4.40 |
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25 Pack Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-On Book Covers — Large $16.95 |
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30 Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers Popular $17.50 |
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10 – 9″ x 21″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Jacket Covers — Super Clear Mylar $6.30 |
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Brodart Just-A-Fold III Archival Book Jacket Covers..16″H..30″L..Qty 100 Sheets $30.00 |
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10 YD 10″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $8.95 |
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30 YD X 12″ BRODART JUST-A-FOLD III Archival Book Cover $26.99 |
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5 – 16″ x 30″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $4.95 |
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10 YD 14″ Brodart Fold-On Book Covers ARCHIVAL $10.95 |
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5-14″x28″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $5.25 |
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5 YD 8″ Brodart Fold-On Book Covers ARCHIVAL $3.95 |
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1-16″x30″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Cover $1.50 |
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5 YD 12″ Brodart Fold-On Book Covers ARCHIVAL $4.95 |
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10 YD 8″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $6.95 |
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25 – 8.5″ x 18.5″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $12.25 |
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10 YD 9″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $7.95 |
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30 Pack Brodart Archival Fold-On Book Covers — Popular $16.45 |
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5 Brodart Archival Fold-On Book Covers Mini Popular Pak $2.95 |
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10 YD 12″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $9.95 |
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BOOK JACKET COVERS ~ 5 pcs~9 x 19 ~ ARCHIVAL $3.75 |
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10-12″x24″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $6.75 |
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10 – 11″ x 24″ Brodart Fold-on ARCHIVAL Book Jacket Covers — Super Clear Mylar $6.25 |
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10-16″x30″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Jacket Covers – Super Clear $11.25 |
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25 – 9″ x 19″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $13.75 |
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10 – 8″ x 17 1/2″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $9.25 |
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1 – 9 1/2″ x 20″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Jacket Covers – Super Clear Mylar $3.99 |
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5 YD 9″ Brodart Just-a-Fold III Archival Book Covers $4.10 |
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20 YD 14″ Brodart Fold-On Book Covers ARCHIVAL $20.95 |
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THE DA VINCI CODE DAN BROWN TRUE 1ST/1ST EDITION w/ARCHIVAL BOOK COVER NF/F HCDJ $39.99 |
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25 – 8″ x 17 1/2″ Brodart ARCHIVAL Fold-on Book Covers $12.50 |
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9×9 Cloth Photo Albums For 4×6 Photos Book bound construction with 2-up bi-directional pages. Archival and photo safe, acid, lignin, and PVC free. Inside cover pocket allows easy access for cover photo. Clear side loading pages have a space for journaling. Clear protective cover keeps fabric clean. Great for storing extra photos not used in scrapbooks. Holds up To (200) 4″ x 6″ photos. Album Dimensions: Approximately 9″ x 9″…. |
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Blue Embossed Dragonfly Leather Journal – Lined $13.61 Perfect as a gratitude journal or personal diary, this embossed dragonfly journal features classic styling and timeless charm. The leather cover features an embossed dragonfly while the acid-free paper features writing lines. The soft cover and small size makes it easy to add to your purse or bag for journaling-on-the-go. Makes a wonderful personal gift. Imported. 7Lx5W”…. |
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Bellagio-italia Large DVD Binder Insert Pages $9.09 Expand your CD or DVD collection possibilities with our CD DVD Binder Inserts. Each refill pack includes 8 insert pages which hold and protect another 32 CDs or DVDs in your Large CD DVD Storage Binder. These inserts are also designed to hold the CD or DVD booklets, thus keeping your collection complete, but not missing the details. Note that the inserts do not fit a regular 3-ring binder, and are… |
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Bob Dylan – No Direction Home $7.98 It’s virtually impossible to approach No Direction Home without a cluster of fixed ideas. Who doesn’t have their own private Dylan? The true excellence of Martin Scorsese’s achievement lies in how his documentary shakes us free of our comfortable assumptions. In the process, it plays out on several levels at once, each taking shape as an unfailingly fascinating narrative. There is, of course, the … |
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The Miles Davis Story $6.98 Trumpeter-bandleader Miles Davis (1926-91) was a catalyst for the major innovations in post-bop, cool jazz, hard-bop, and jazz-fusion, and his wispy and emotional trumpet tones were some of the most evocative sounds ever heard. He was also one of the most identifiable and misunderstood pop icons of the 20th century. This engrossing British documentary shows the complex layers of this magnific… |
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Crosby, Stills & Nash – Long Time Comin’ $7.33 LONG TIME COMIN’ – DVD Movie… |
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The Devil and Daniel Johnston $11.37 DEVIL AND DANIEL JOHNSTON – DVD Movie… |
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Coca-Cola – The History of an American Icon $11.82 For more than a century people have refreshed themselves with oceans of brown fluid. Much of this fluid was produced by one Atlanta-based company, and Coca-Cola: The History of an American Icon offers a panegyric to the Real Thing. The history of Coke is the history of its advertising, and this documentary draws on a rich archive of print, film, and television material to show how John Pemberton’s… |
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Noodler’s Heart of Darkness Black Fountain Pen Ink $18.50 NEW! The Ink: Heart of Darkness is a combination ink that absorbs as much of the color spectrum as could be engineered, with an average penetration rate – BULLETPROOF. This listing is for a 4.5 oz. eyedropper glass bottle of Noodlers ink in Black – Heart of Darkness. The product is new, current product directly from the manufacturer. The bottle is glass with a distinctive Noodler’s label, and an … |
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Pioneer 200 Pocket Fabric Frame Cover Photo Album, Deep Black $10.45 Book bound construction with 2-up bi-directional pages. Archival and photo safe, acid, lignin, and PVC free. Inside cover pocket allows easy access for cover photo. Clear side loading pages have a space for journaling. Clear protective cover keeps fabric clean. Great for storing extra photos not used in scrapbooks. Holds up to (200) 4″ x 6″ photos. Album Dimensions: Approximately 9″ x 9″…. |
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Archival Storytelling $23.99 Archival Storytelling is an essential, pragmatic guide to one of the most challenging issues facing filmmakers today: the use of images and music that belong to someone else. Where do producers go for affordable stills and footage? How do filmmakers evaluate the historical value of archival materials? What do verite’ producers need to know when documenting a world filled with rights-protected images and sounds? How do filmmakers protect their own creative efforts from infringement? Filled with advice and insight from filmmakers, archivists, film researchers, music supervisors, intellectual property experts, insurance executives and others, Archival Storytelling defines key terms-copyright, fair use, public domain, orphan works and more-and challenges filmmakers to become not only archival users but also archival and copyright activists, ensuring their ongoing ability as creators to draw on the cultural materials that surround them. Features conversations with industry leaders including Patricia Aufderheide, Hubert Best, Peter Jaszi, Jan Krawitz, Lawrence Lessig, Stanley Nelson, Rick Prelinger, Geoffrey C. Ward and many others. Additional praise for Archival Storytelling: “Ive been making historical documentaries for many years, yet I learned new things from this book. This is the definitive guide for archival research for documentary filmmakers. An invaluable resource.” -Mark Jonathan Harris, Distinguished Professor, School of Cinematic Arts, University of Southern California, and writer/director, The Long Way Home and Into the Arms of Strangers “One of the best-and most needed-[books] I have seen in a while.The challenge is to keep what is a fairly technical aspect of filmmaking interesting without compromising the quality and depth of information. The authors have done an exceptional job in this regard by the careful interweaving of interviews with researchers, filmmakers and legal experts through the factual materialThere is the strong sense of being in the presence of experienced filmmakers and researchers who accept that while there are standard practices, archival use and intellectual property laws etc. are contingent fields in which each case must be assessed and dealt with on its merits.” -Bruce Sheridan, Chair, Film & Video Department, Columbia College “It’s hard to imagine a more organized, comprehensive dissection of Byzantine material. The authors have produced a tremendous guide for all who use archival resources. Best of all, because of their effort, I believe more individuals will be able to access and properly utilize such material. This book will serve filmmakers and, in turn, the public for years to come.” -Thomas Speicher, Producer, Pennsylvania College of Technology “Not simply a ‘how-to’ manual, it is also a discussion of ideas, issues and history that creates an enjoyable text even when the subject matter becomes complicatedThe real world examples, the roundtable discussions, and the explora |
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Archival Strategies and Techniques $24.98 "I think that anyone who has an interest in traditional archival research will find this a thoughtful and valuable guide to the many different elements of the research process." –Theory and Methods "His research advice is systematic and thorough and could easily serve for other researchers than sociobiographers. In eighty-eight pages, Hill has managed to pack not only this sound research advice but a critique of archival practices and a six-page bibliography. The book is certainly worth a read. . . . and could give archivists an opportunity to broaden their sociological horizons." –Archivaria "Michael Hill’s monograph, Archival Strategies and Techniques, depicts a world that some might think would be as dusty as old manuscripts themselves, but in the process of describing the excitements, joys, frustrations, and ethical conundrums, he has demonstrated that the archival scholar can share thrills and fears with Indiana Jones. Hill’s book is filled with lively anecdote, compelling analysis and a full measure of wit. This monograph will be an invaluable companion for anyone planning to spend time in libraries, dusty or otherwise." –Gary Alan Fine, University of Georgia "Much more than a how-to book, Michael Hill interprets archives and their use from a Goffmanian sociological perspective. As an extra benefit, he guides readers through the archival process by drawing on a sociological/historical project–the recovery of unknown or presently discounted social scientists. Any teacher who assigns a term paper to students will want to recommend this book " –Shulamit Reinharz, Brandeis University "Michael Hill has produced a lively and, for some of us, comforting guide to archival research insociology. . . . The book is comforting because among the gems contained within this short monograph is a discussion of the need to recover unknown or presently discounted social scientists’ as an important epistemological task." –Network Historical and biographical research is increasingly used by social scientists as an important form of qualitative research. This kind of research usually requires the extensive use of formal archives housed in university and government buildings, museums, and other institutions. This concise, but practical book provides the "rules of the game" for the novice on conducting and preparing to work in archives, the protocol of using archives, and ways of organizing and referencing the useful data from the archive. This intriguing volume will interest scholars and students from a wide array of disciplines using this type of research for social analysis. |
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The Art of American Book Covers $22.35 The Art of American Book Covers |
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Pendaflex Archival Quality File Folder $25.99 1/3 1/3 Cut on Assorted Position 10% 100 / Box 62699 8.50″ x 11″ Archival file folder protects important documents from mold, mildew and related odors for safer long-term storage. Pendaflex Manila Archival products meet the tough standards of the Library of Congress for archiving documents. Stamped with the Archival logo to differentiate them from other filing products. Letter-size folder is designed to last a minimum of 50 years. SFI Certified. Archival Quality File Folder Assorted Position Book Fold Document Esselte Ltd Letter Lifetime Manila Manila Folder No Pendaflex SFI Top Tab File Folder Yes www.esselte.com |
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Encoded Archival Description on the Internet $61.29 This book is in Good Used condition |
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Working with Archival Data: Studying Lives $6.48 The number of longitudinal data archives is growing almost daily, yet no resource exists to help understand the relationship between research questions and archival data–until now. Drawing on a single project, the Lewis Terman Study at Stanford University, the authors illustrate how to use the model-fitting process to select and fit the right data set to a particular research problem. Employing a step-by-step approach, this handy volume covers the measurement of historical influences, the adaptation of existing coding schemes to temporal patterns that are characteristic of life records, and the recasting of archival materials to illuminate contemporary questions that the data were not designed to answer. |
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SJ Paper Archival File Folder $23.99 1/3 1/3 Cut on Assorted Position 10% 100 / Box 11 pt. 11 pt. Folder 9.50″ x 11.75″ PAT Preserve your information today and in the future. EverFile paper is a unique stock developed especially for the long-term preservation of your important documents. The folders are acid-free and lignin-free and remain chemically stable for 50 years or more. They won’t cause your stored documents to age and become brittle. EverFile file folders are also treated with an antimicrobial coating to resist mold, mildew and associated odors. They meet PAT standards recommended for storage of photographic paper or film. Made from 11 point stock. Offers 1/3 cut assorted tabs. Acid-free Antimicrobial Archival File Folder Assorted Position Book Fold Document EverFile Paper Manila Mildew Resistant Mold Resistant No S14901 SJ Paper Top Tab File Folder Yes www.sjpaperinfo.com |
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Guide to archival and manuscript collections in the Milwauke $47.5 This book is in Good Used condition |
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From Polders to Postmodernism: A Concise History of Archival Theory $29.48 From Polders to Postmodernism is a broad ranging history of the conception and development of the theories that have guided archivists in their work from the late 19th through the early 21st centuries. Narrated through the controversial thread of archival appraisal theory, the book examines how archivists have engaged with theory through the tension between keeping records that reflect objective history "as it happened" and subjective decision making in the archive. Through an interpretive reading of archival theory, distinct periods emerge, with each paradigm contributing unique responses to difficult archival, historical, and theoretical contexts. |
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Poet Robinson Jeffers’ Book Covers $99.99 Nat Farbman Poet Robinson Jeffers’ Book Covers – Premium Photographic Print |
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Card Stock Book Covers $11.99 This package of 100, heavyweight, 8½” x 11″ Card Stock sheets is ideal for making book covers using our Book Binding Machine (shown above). Includes 20 sheets each in red, yellow, blue, green and orange. |
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Between the Covers of the Book of Mormon $29.48 1945. From the Introduction: In this series of stories, we are not primarily concerned with the origin of the Book of Mormon, from whence it came, nor the manner in which it was brought forth. We are, however, at this time vitally interested in what is between its two covers, the stories of the people who lived during the days in which this book was written, as recorded in the Book of Mormon. The story in the Book of Mormon begins in Jerusalem during the first year Zedekiah was king of Judah, about 600 B.C. |
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Children’s Book Covers $22.46 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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A Veteran Angler, Archival Photograph – Seneca Ray Stoddard $199 A Veteran Angler, ca. 1890 Archival Photograph by photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard archival pigment print on a 13″ x 19″ matte surface paper In addition to the Adirondacks, Stoddard also photographed places where he traveled, such as New York City, the setting for this scene. Seneca Ray Stoddard (1843-1917) is best known for his photographs of the Adirondack region of New York State, but he also was a cartographer, writer, poet, artist, traveler and lecturer. A sign painter by training, he turned to photography in his twenties. From his business base in Glens Falls he carried his cameras throughout the region, capturing the vistas and scenes of Adirondack life. In his time, Stoddard’s photographs served as advertisements for the region, giving vacationers a chance both to preview and to savor their summer experience. Today his photographs document not only the Adirondack wilderness but also the human story of the region. By the late 1860′s, improved methods of travel allowed more and more people to escape the heat of the city and enjoy the cooling environs of the Adirondacks. For those who chose to “rough it” at a hotel, rather than in a tent or cottage, the region boasted accommodations from modest to grand. Hotels served as centers for entertainment, hosting an array of amusing activities that were open to cottage dwellers and campers alike. Boating, fishing, hiking, croquet, and lawn tennis featured prominently in a vacation in the Adirondacks, but hotels also offered less physically demanding activities such as billiards, card games, hops and hayrides. Stoddard also was a passionate writer about his travels in the Adirondacks. In 1872 he began production of a yearly publication, Adirondacks Illustrated, which he revised numerous times. The book, which incorporated Stoddard’s drawings and photographs, served as a guide to the Adirondack region, providing advice for novice wilderness travelers and directing vacationers to the best summer destinations. His tongue-in-cheek perceptions of Adirondack travel and his Mark Twain-style of humor made his guidebooks among the most popular sources of the day. These limited edition reproduction prints, available only through Burke Décor, have been selected from more than 3000 photographs in the S.R. Stoddard Collection owned by the Chapman Historical Museum of Glens Falls, NY. Each has been digitally scanned, retouched to remove dirt and other marks, and carefully optimized to reproduce the tonal quality of Stoddard’s original albumen prints. They are printed on Moab Entrada paper with archival inks to ensure your long-term enjoyment. All prints are editions of 50. Numbered with authentication sheet, Prints will ship approximately 3-5 days from receipt of payment. All prints are archival pigments with a Matte surface; image size printed on 13″ x 19″ paper with a white border. Free shipping throughout the 48 contiguous states. |
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SJ Paper Archival File Folder with Fasteners $30.99 10% 2 x 2″ Capacity – Positions 1 and 3 2″ 50 / Box 8.50″ x 11″ PAT Preserve your information today and in the future. EverFile paper is a unique stock developed especially for the long-term preservation of your important documents. Each folder with fastener is acid-free and lignin-free and remains chemically stable for 50 years or more. Won’t cause your stored documents to age and become brittle. File folder is also treated with an antimicrobial coating to resist mold, mildew and associated odors. Meets PAT standards recommended for storage of photographic paper or film. Folder has straight tab and contains two 2″ fasteners in positions 1 and 3. Acid-free Antimicrobial Archival File Folder with Fasteners Book Fold Document EverFile Paper Fastener Film Letter Manila No Photo S11570 SJ Paper Straight Straight Cut Top Tab File Folder Yes www.sjpaperinfo.com |
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Boston Harbor Archival Photograph Seneca Ray Stoddard $199 Boston Harbor, House of Corrections on Deer Island, ca. 1885 by photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard archival pigment print on a 13″ x 19″ matte paper In 1885, Stoddard completed a trip in his sailing canoe Atlantis from New York Harbor to the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. Seneca Ray Stoddard (1843-1917) is best known for his photographs of the Adirondack region of New York State, but he also was a cartographer, writer, poet, artist, traveler and lecturer. A sign painter by training, he turned to photography in his twenties. From his business base in Glens Falls he carried his cameras throughout the region, capturing the vistas and scenes of Adirondack life. In his time, Stoddard’s photographs served as advertisements for the region, giving vacationers a chance both to preview and to savor their summer experience. Today his photographs document not only the Adirondack wilderness but also the human story of the region. By the late 1860′s, improved methods of travel allowed more and more people to escape the heat of the city and enjoy the cooling environs of the Adirondacks. For those who chose to “rough it” at a hotel, rather than in a tent or cottage, the region boasted accommodations from modest to grand. Hotels served as centers for entertainment, hosting an array of amusing activities that were open to cottage dwellers and campers alike. Boating, fishing, hiking, croquet, and lawn tennis featured prominently in a vacation in the Adirondacks, but hotels also offered less physically demanding activities such as billiards, card games, hops and hayrides. Stoddard also was a passionate writer about his travels in the Adirondacks. In 1872 he began production of a yearly publication, Adirondacks Illustrated, which he revised numerous times. The book, which incorporated Stoddard’s drawings and photographs, served as a guide to the Adirondack region, providing advice for novice wilderness travelers and directing vacationers to the best summer destinations. His tongue-in-cheek perceptions of Adirondack travel and his Mark Twain-style of humor made his guidebooks among the most popular sources of the day. These limited edition reproduction prints, available only through Burke Décor, have been selected from more than 3000 photographs in the S.R. Stoddard Collection owned by the Chapman Historical Museum of Glens Falls, NY. Each has been digitally scanned, retouched to remove dirt and other marks, and carefully optimized to reproduce the tonal quality of Stoddard’s original albumen prints. They are printed on Moab Entrada paper with archival inks to ensure your long-term enjoyment. All prints are editions of 50. Numbered with authentication sheet, Prints will ship approximately 3-5 days from receipt of payment. All prints are archival pigments with a Matte surface; image size printed on 13″ x 19″ paper with a white border. Free shipping throughout the 48 contiguous states. |
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Ecstasy, 1890 – Archival Photograph Seneca Ray Stoddard $199 “Ecstasy,” 1890 by photographer Seneca Ray Stoddard archival pigment print on a 13″ x 19″ matte paper In 1890, Stoddard attended the American Canoe Association meet at Jessup’s Neck on Long Island, where he photographed the young son of a fellow canoeist. Seneca Ray Stoddard (1843-1917) is best known for his photographs of the Adirondack region of New York State, but he also was a cartographer, writer, poet, artist, traveler and lecturer. A sign painter by training, he turned to photography in his twenties. From his business base in Glens Falls he carried his cameras throughout the region, capturing the vistas and scenes of Adirondack life. In his time, Stoddard’s photographs served as advertisements for the region, giving vacationers a chance both to preview and to savor their summer experience. Today his photographs document not only the Adirondack wilderness but also the human story of the region. By the late 1860′s, improved methods of travel allowed more and more people to escape the heat of the city and enjoy the cooling environs of the Adirondacks. For those who chose to “rough it” at a hotel, rather than in a tent or cottage, the region boasted accommodations from modest to grand. Hotels served as centers for entertainment, hosting an array of amusing activities that were open to cottage dwellers and campers alike. Boating, fishing, hiking, croquet, and lawn tennis featured prominently in a vacation in the Adirondacks, but hotels also offered less physically demanding activities such as billiards, card games, hops and hayrides. Stoddard also was a passionate writer about his travels in the Adirondacks. In 1872 he began production of a yearly publication, Adirondacks Illustrated, which he revised numerous times. The book, which incorporated Stoddard’s drawings and photographs, served as a guide to the Adirondack region, providing advice for novice wilderness travelers and directing vacationers to the best summer destinations. His tongue-in-cheek perceptions of Adirondack travel and his Mark Twain-style of humor made his guidebooks among the most popular sources of the day. These limited edition reproduction prints, available only through Burke Décor, have been selected from more than 3000 photographs in the S.R. Stoddard Collection owned by the Chapman Historical Museum of Glens Falls, NY. Each has been digitally scanned, retouched to remove dirt and other marks, and carefully optimized to reproduce the tonal quality of Stoddard’s original albumen prints. They are printed on Moab Entrada paper with archival inks to ensure your long-term enjoyment. All prints are editions of 50. Numbered with authentication sheet, Prints will ship approximately 3-5 days from receipt of payment. All prints are archival pigments with a Matte surface; image size printed on 13″ x 19″ paper with a white border. Free shipping throughout the 48 contiguous states. |
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The Art of American Book Covers 1875-1930 $26.21 At the turn of the century, book design was more than a craft; it was a labor of love. Readers accustomed to today’s more utilitarian book covers will find breathtaking images here. The diversity and ingenuity of the artwork will capture the imagination o |
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SJ Paper Monarch Archival File Folder with Fasteners $30.99 1/3 1/3 Cut on Assorted Position 10% 2 x 2″ Capacity 2″ 50 / Box 8.50″ x 11″ PAT Preserve your information today and in the future. EverFile paper is a unique stock developed especially for the long-term preservation of your important documents. Folder with fastener is acid-free and lignin-free and remains chemically stable for 50 years or more. Won’t cause your stored documents to age and become brittle. File folder is also treated with an antimicrobial coating to resist mold, mildew and associated odors. Meets PAT standards recommended for storage of photographic paper or film. Folder has 1/3 cut tab and contains two 2″ fasteners in positions 1 and 3. Acid-free Antimicrobial Assorted Position Book Fold EverFile Paper Fastener Letter Manila Mildew Resistant Mold Resistant Monarch Monarch Archival File Folder with Fasteners No S11571 SJ Paper Top Tab File Folder Yes www.sjpaperinfo.com |