The collected works of William Z. Spiegelman, who was a prominent Jewish journalist and editor for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in New York City in the 1910s and 1920s, and an important Zionist official at the Jewish national Fund in the 1930s and 1940s. Includes illustrations, an index and a complete bibliography.
Translation of novel by Gianni Giovannelli, originally written in Italian and published anonymously in 1983. This edition, the very first in English, is based upon the Italian original and its translation into French, which was published by Editions Allia in 1989.
New! Improved! Updated! Shorter and less expensive! -- Yes, William J. Brown's "American Colossus: the Grain Elevator 1843 to 1942" has been republished, and it is even better than before. Originally published in 2009, "American Colossus" is still the only book-length history of the invention, development and widespread adoption of the steam-powered grain elevator, which was invented in Buffalo, New York, in 1843 by Joseph Dart and Robert Dunbar. Over the course of the next 50 years, Buffalo-style grain elevators were built all over the Great Lakes region and, eventually, all over the world. "American Colossus" pays careful attention to the role played by the Erie Canal and to such technical matters as fireproofing measures and materials-handling techniques. The heart and soul of the book are the chapters devoted to the depictions and interpretations of Buffalo's elevators by the local press in the 19th C and such European modern architects as Gropius, Mendelssohn and Le Corbusier in the 20th.
Massive anthology of essays and illustrations published in NOT BORED! between 1983 and 2010.
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