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Dannenberg, Linda; Moulin, Pierre; Le Vec, Pierre. Pierre Deux's Normandy: A French Country Style and Source Book. New York, New York, U.S.A.: Clarkson Potter, 1988. ISBN: 0517560798

First edition STATED FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING (10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1). 239 pages including index and more than 400 full color photographs. The book is in NEAR FINE condition with minor wear on lower edge. The jacket is in NEAR FINE condition with minor wear on spine ends and corners. JMVINTAGE specializes in the Duke & Duchess of Windsor books, magazines and other curious subjects. The jacket reads: With PIERRE DEUX'S NORMANDY, the authors of PIERRE DEUX'S FRENCH COUNTRY launch a new series of lifestyle books, LIVING IN FRANCE, which will present the best in French interior design and will evoke the special magic and personality of each of the great regions of France. Here, in more than 400 full-color photographs, is Normandy, a province of romance and elegance, of simplicity and sophistication, of earthy functionalism and inspired craftsmanship. To live in Normandy-even to sojourn there for a few weeks or days-is to enjoy the bounty of nature and the beauty of the works inspired by nature and handmade by man...As sought-after authorities on French design and furniture, the Pierre Deux team brings a special knowledge and warm enthusiasm to their subject. PIERRE DEUX'S NORMANDY is the next best thing to living in France. Hard Back condition: Near Fine in Near Fine dj

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Rense, Paige (editor). Architectural Digest FALL 1961. New York: John C. Brasfield Publishing Corp., 1961.

Architectural Digest Fall 1961. Vol. 18, No. 3. 266 pages. The magazine, in illustrated wrapper, is in VERY GOOD condition with cocked spine, chipping to spine edges, wear to front and back wrapper minor age darkening to back wrapper edges. This is a very bright, tight, clean copy. Black & white photo illustrated. JMVINTAGE specializes in Books, Magazines and Treasures related to te Duke and Duchess of Windsor and..oher curious subjects. COVER: Front exterior view of the desert home of Mr. Hyatt Robert Von Dehn. This home is located in the desert near Palm Springs, California. Howard Lapham, the residential designer, planned the home to blend with the rugged environment of the desert which, together with the background of the mountains, provides Mr. Von Dehn a true setting for desert living. ARTICLES: Residence of Robert Von Dehn Hyatt, interior design by Zandrah G. Worthington, A.I.D. and interior architecture by Frederick Wilkinson, A.I.D., photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Thomas Bayless, Ojai, California, interior design by Hillard Pettler, Cannell & Chaffin, architecture by Fred Moninger, photographed by George Szanik; The Residence of Jerry Lewis, Bel-Air, California, interior design by Donna Flanagin, Ralph Potter & Associates, photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Steve Blauner, Bel-Air, interior design by Shirley Ritts, N.S.I.D., photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Robert Berliner, Beverly Hills, interior design by Bruce Plummer, A.I.D. & Rodger Billingsley, A.I.D., architecture by Thomas Carter, Jr., photographed by Max Eckert; The Residence of Margaret O. Benton, Pacific Palisades, interior design by Psyche D. Nelson, Fabriani Design, photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Phil Gershon, Beverly Hills, interior design by Cannell & Chaffin, architecture by Glenn W. Lunberg, Louis L. Armet & Eldon C. Davis, A.I.A., Lunberg, Armet & Davis, photographed by George R. Szanik; The Residence of Monte Livingston, West Los Angeles, interior design by Camille Holland, N.S.I.D.; The Residence of George Mintzer, Encino, interior design by Camille Holland, N.S.I.D., photographed by Virginia McIntire; The Residence of Sam Langedorf, Beverly Hills, interior design by Milan Bayan, Cannell & Chaffin, architecture by Richard Langendorf, photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Leo Minskoff, Beverly Hills, interior design by Jerome L. Gans, N.S.I.D., photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Wilshire Terrace Apartment, Beverly Hills, interior design by Roger Franks, W& J Sloane, photographed by George R. Szanik; The Residence of Lloyd M. Smith, Los Angeles, interior design by Hazel McRoy, A.I.D., Cannell & Chaffin, architecture by Allen G. Siple, A.I.A., photographed by George R. Szanik; The Residence of I. Novick, Beverly Hills, interior design by Ruth Glabman, N.S.I.D., photographed by George R. Szanik; Laguna Niguel Corp Model Home, Monarch Bay, South Laguna, interior design by Adele Faulkner, A.I.D., architecture by Ladd and Kelsey, A.I.A., photographed by Richard Gross; The Residence of Clarence Scharbauer Jr., Midland, Texas, interior design by Delena Constantine, A.I.D., architecture J.J. Black, A.I.A., photographed by Max Eckert; The Residence of Mrs. Foster Paden, Pacific Palisades, interior design by Robert G. Halstead, N.S.I.D. & Janet M. Stephens, N.S.I.D., photographed by George R. Szanik; The Residence of James Johnson, San Marino, California, interior design by Lucy Gerhardt, Cannell & Chaffin, architecture by Theo L. Pletsch, A.I.D., photographed by Maynard Parker; Wilshire Terrace Apartment, Los Angeles, interior design by Mervyn Barnett, A.I.D., photographed by George R. Szanik; The Residence of Mrs. Landis Jacobs, Brentwood, interior design by Harvey L. Ackerman, A.I.D., photographed by George R. Szanik; The Residence of Nels J. Nelson, Pacific Palisades, interior design by Psyche D. Nelson, Fabriani Designs, photographed by Maynard Parker; Baldwin Vista Town House Apartment, Los Angeles, interior design by George Buzza, Barnett Bros, Inc., photographed by John Hartley; The Residence of William Schroeder, Beverly Hills, interior design by Camille Holland, N.S.I.D., photographed by Horst Ahlberg; The Residence of Miss Ceil Williams, Dallas, interior design by Ceil Williams, photographed by Lawrence Joseph; Laguna Niguel Corp Model Home, Monarch Bay, South Laguna, interior design by Gerald Jerome, A.I.D., architecture by Ladd and Kelsey, A.I.A., photographed by Charles Schneider; The Ben Barkin Apartment, The Newport, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, interior design by Victor J. Williams, architecture by Russell Barr Williamson, photographed by Donald W. Nusbaum; The Residence of Robert D. MacDonald, Bel Air, interior design by Edward F. White, N.S.I.D., photographed by Julius Shulman; The Residence of Edward Adamson, Beverly Hills, interior design by Jeraldine Cannon, photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Gail Reingold, Beverlywood, interior design by Gail Reingold, photographed by Virginia McIntire; The Residence of Bernard Gelbort, Beverly Hills, interior design by Robert Crowder & Associates, photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Dr. and Mrs. David Brotman, Beverly Hills, interior design by Betty Ann Brown, photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Gerald G. Hoytt, San Rafael, California, interior design by Marcia Hoytt, photographed by Michael E. Bry; The Residence of Melvin Dorfman, Beverly Hills, interior design by Betty Ann Brown, photographed by Maynard Parker; Beverly Hills Apartment, interior design by Dorothy Paul, A.I.D., photographed by Maynard Parker; The Residence of Bill Morrow, Bing Crosby Ranch, Palm Desert, California, interior design by Jim Newell, architecture by Howard Lapham, builders Mhoon and Mhoon, Palm Springs, photographed by Robert Nelson; The Apartment of Bill Morrow, Los Angeles, interior design by Jim Newell, photographed by Robert Nelson; The Residence of J.L. Hemphill, Los Angeles, interior design by, photographed by Maynard Parker; Pioneer Hotel and Lubbock Club, interior design by Syd Moore, N.S.I.D., Town & Country Interiors, architecture by Sanford Whitaker, A.I.A., photography by Holmes; Welton Becket Office Building, Los Angeles, architecture and interior design by Welton Becket & Associates, photography by Marvin Rand; Thunderbird Country Club, Palm Springs, interior design by John Weeks, Cannell & Chaffin, architecture by Lapham & Iwata, photography by Maynard L. Parker; Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Los Angeles, interior design by Mary Hunt, photography by George R. Szanik; Trans-World Financial Co., Beverly Hills, interior design by Erna Win, A.I.D., photography by George R. Szanik; Houston Fearless Corporation, Beverly Hills, interior design by Jeraldine Cannon, photography by Maynard L. Parker; Interior Spanish Garden and Patio Displays, Palm Springs, architecture and interior design by Antone Dalu, N.SI.D.; Lawry's Restaurant, Los Angeles, interior design by Rex Davis, A.I.D. & John Weeks, Cannell & Chaffin, architecture by Savo M. Stoshitch, A.I.A., photography by Julius Shulman; Marbro Lamp Company, Los Angeles, photography by George R. Szanik; Keystone Savings and Loan Association, Anaheim, California, interior design by Mary Ayer Schwyzer, A.I.D., architecture by Melvin Rojjo, photography by Maynard L. Parker; Seafarer's International Union, New Orleans, architecture by Freret and Wolf. Paperback condition: Near Fine

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Bob Sehlinger: Unofficial Guide Walt Disney World Unofficial Guides, Wiley, August 2011 ISBN: 111801233X
This best selling and definitive guide to Disney World is bigger and better than ever!Exhaustively researched and packed with insider advice that will save you both time and money* Tried and tested touring plans that save as much as four hours of standing in line in a single day* Tips, advice, and opinions from hundreds of Walt Disney World guests in their own words* Almost 250 hotels rated and ranked for quality and value, including the top non-Disney hotels for families* A complete Dining Guide with ratings and reviews of all Walt Disney World restaurants, plus extensive alternatives for dining deals outside the World* Every attraction rated and ranked for each age group.* Coverage of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter including best times to beat the crowds, the best places to buy Butterbeer, and the scoop on all the shops in the village of Hogsmeade.* Walt Disney World Resort theme parks are rated best in the world. earning high marks for things outside of the traditional theme park experience. Epcot's International Food & Wine Festival, which takes place for six weeks every fall and showcases food from twenty-five countries, was rated by Forbes Traveler as one of the Best U.S. Food and Wine Festivals.* In 2011, Disney not only launched its new cruise ship, the Disney Dream, it also announced plans of a complete overhaul of Pleasure Island set to begin construction and reopen as Hyperion Wharf

NEW 7/2011,864 S. 215 mm x 131 mm x 50 mm Illustrations, maps (some col.)

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