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One to Ten NYC
Counting to 10 in 10 languages is made easy with this global snapshot of the Big Apple. Featuring the numbers in the 10 most common languages spoken in New York City—including English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, and Hindi—One to Ten NYC captures the most iconic images of the most diverse city in the world. This board book has charming images that pair with rhythmic text and big bold numbers to take the readers on a counting trip though the “City That Never Sleeps.”
Javier Rodriguez Magaña
The TEN TEN Book serves as a tangible artifact to archive the work of contemporary artists. Herein, you will find a collection of double exposed photos shot on a Kodak Fun Saver Single Use Camera by Javier Rodriguez Magaña. Each photo in this collection is an evocative combination of random movement and point-and-click precision. The result is a mature reflection on life, the ability to concede control, and beauty of unplanned outcomes.
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Gangsters of NYC's Lower East Side
Journalists Craig Thompson and Allen Raymond in 1940 wrote that “...the lower East Side of Manhattan in the first twenty years of the twentieth century was the greatest breeding ground for gunmen and racketeers, since risen to eminence, that this country has ever seen...” Conditions in the pre-Prohibition twentieth century Lower East Side certainly fueled an explosion in gangs and racketeering. Such underworld giants as Meyer Lansky, Louis “Lepke” Buchalter and Salvatore “Charlie Luciano” Lucania were products of that overcrowded and hard environment. But that was just a small part of the area’s underworld history. In this issue, Informer presents a collection of articles repre...
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The Locomotive Dictionary Volume 1
Note: this is volume 1 of a 2 volume set. You must purchase both books to have a complete copy of this book. In 1905, the American Railway Master mechanics Association adopted a resolution, authorizing the creation of ¿...an illustrated dictionary of each and every part used in the building of locomotives.¿ The result, edited by famed technical writer George Fowler and published by the railroad gazette, was nearly 700 pages long, and richly illustrated with photographs, etchings, and blueprints. The Locomotive Dictionary was a triumph, and became one of the definitive engineering references for the railroad industry during the steam age. This high-quality reprint of a first edition of this wonderful book, represents the first time in decades that it has been available to the public. Softbound in two volumes, it is a wonderful reference that no steam fan or model railroader should be without.
