Search Results: Titles starting with K from Gordon Hughes

Seoul: Korean Overseas Information Service, 1976. n . Soft cover. Very Good. 14 pages, 19 x 13 cm.Minor annotation on page three. Very good softcover Critique of the (North) Korean Central News Agency.

New Delhi: D. K. Printworld, 2000.. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Many illustrations, mostly in colour. 208 pages. 29 x 22 cm.

Wellington: Bridget Williams Books, 2000.. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Many photos viii, 240 pages. 29 x 25 cm Company history of New Zealand department store founded in 1863.

Soft cover. Good. 12 plates: 4 drawings of kitchen dressers and cabinets, showing the units, with scale drawings to one side, against a black ground 8 delicately coloured drawings of comprehensive bedroom suites, pictured in semi-abstract room settings, again with scale drawings to one side. Each plate with Arch I Zalud logo. No date or publisher details. Zalud was a Czechoslovakian furniture designer and interior decorator in Prague in the 1930s. Large oblong format, 27 x 38.5 cm. String bound Pale turquoise card covers, the top one decorated in abstract style, featuring draftsman's and cabinetmaker's tools, the company logo and a room setting. The covers are a little frayed and worn around the edges, with a small tear to the top of the top cover where it meets the spine. The contents in good clean condition. A rare and unusual trade catalogue featuring the best in pre-World War II modern European design with Art Deco and Modernist influence.

Published by Hollym International Corp., Seoul and Elizabeth, New Jersey, 2nd edn. 1996, reprinted 2002.. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Plates, some in colour, maps, diagrams. 631 pages. 25 x 17 cm. The first comprehensive English language history.

London: The Edinburgh House Press for The Cargate Press. 1955.. Soft cover. Good. 24 pages, 18 x 12 cm. A clean ex library copy The state of the Korean church in 1953 as seen by 3 clerics who were imprisoned by the North Koreans for three years: Mgr Thomas Quinlan, Bishop Cecil Cooper and Commissioner Herbert Lord