The Marshall Gambit in the French and Sicilian Defenses

Rick Kennedy

Riley Sheffield

Caissa Editions

An updated edition of what AsiaPacific magazine calls "The best insiders' guide to Tokyo."

Little Adventures in Tokyo: 39 Thrills for the Urban Explorer

Travel

Asia

Stone Bridge Pr

The Great Basin is a mosaic of geographic contrasts: steep rugged mountains, harsh dry salty lakebeds, and sweeping valleys, and while the high desert and mountains of Nevada may appear desolate, but those who choose to look and linger will find Nevada ruggedly beautiful and home to mineralogical treasures. Bonanza deposits of silver attracted mid-nineteenth century miners to the Nevada desert. Then, as the rich Comstock Lode played out, deposits yielding copper, antimony, mercury, and undreamed of quantities of gold were brought online. Today the Silver State is by far the largest domestic producer of gold. And not just of the disseminated variety; visible, collectible gold has been found and is waiting to be discovered all around the state. From silver, barite, orpiment, opal, gold, turquoise, and stibnite to a host of rare species, mineral specimens and lapidary materials from Nevada are sought by collectors the world over. And Lithographie s monograph Nevada Jackpot! celebrates them in all their glory. Nevada mining and mineral experts share their insights into state s mining history, geology, localities, and specimens. Their texts are brilliantly illuminated with images by photographic talents both local and international. Complete with a one-of-a-kind 16-by-18-inch, indexed map of the state s localities, Nevada is simply a must for the libraries of mineral collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Nevada: Jackpot!

Gregory C. Ferdock

Bob Byers

Forrest Cureton

Alan R. Day

Eugene E. Foord

Joe George

Harvey M. Gordon

Marty Houhoulis

Jane and Casey Jones

Joe Marty

Warren Wright Parks III

Neil Prenn

Arthur E. Soregaroli

Scott Werschky

George Witters

Lithographie, Ltd.

Alert and adventurous, gritty and gourmet, here's the new edition of the annual guide to Japan's fast-paced, fun, and super-sensual, super-sprawling capital. Compiled by a staff whose collective Tokyo experience exceeds 265 years, this ultra-urban manual uncovers the city at its best: the most intimate mom and pop hotels, the hippest galleries and theaters, the most compelling new architecture, the coolest cafes, the weirdest back streets, the most delightful restaurants. While en route to that one-of-a-kind destination, read Tokyo Q's "News of the Year in Review." It's like having Tokyo in your pocket--a new and different city each year, and always a travel adventure!

Tokyo Q 2000-2001

History

Tokyo Q

Stone Bridge Press

Book by Thomas Knoles, Rick Kennedy, Lucia Zaucha Knoles

Student Notebooks at Colonial Harvard: Manuscripts and Educational Practice, 1650-1740

Thomas Knoles

Lucia Zaucha Knoles

Americas

Amer Antiquarian Society

GE Aviation: 100 Years of Reimagining Flight tells the personal stories and technology triumphs behind a world-changing aviation company. Headquartered today in the Cincinnati suburb of Evendale, Ohio, GE Aviation was born boosting the power of biplanes in the skies over Dayton, Ohio, in 1919, and became a pioneer jet propulsion company in Lynn, Massachusetts, in the 1940s. In the 1950s and 1960s, GE engines from Evendale enabled jet fighters and bombers to set multiple speed records, while Lynn engines drove helicopter and business jet technology. GE Aviation entered the 21st century at the vanguard of aircraft propulsion, powering classic commercial jetliners and regional jets as well as historic military aircraft, such as the F-16 and F-18, the B-2 bomber, and the Black Hawk helicopter. ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO THE GREATER CINCINNATI COMMUNITY SERVICES FUND.

GE Aviation: 100 Years of Reimagining Flight

Orange Frazer Pr

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