An unusually comprehensive collection of 17 matched in-store signage for a furrier (or possibly department store fur section), all printed text in multiple colors on a variety of colored and marbled stocks with occasional ornamentation.

A beautiful photographic study of the earliest planned community in the U.S

Uncommon catalogue consisting of archival images of motion in all its forms: animal, human, mechanical, and digital. Compiled by Experiments in Motion, whose website describes itself as a "research initiative conducted by the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation in partnership with Audi of America to develop and test new paradigms in the relationship between motion, mobility and design."

Uncommon 25th annual of the best ad, TV, mag., etc. design and graphics.

Inscribed first edition. Caudill is best known for his innovations in both school design and collaborative architecture.

Illustrated throughout with diagrams, drawings, and photographs of Jersey Devil buildings in both color and black and white. Includes interviews with the four architects: Steve Badanes, John Ringel, Jim Adamson, and Greg Torchio.

Interiors of abandoned homes and public buildings on the Great Plains, left behind by settlers over the previous two centuries; empty ruins bathed in golden light, gorgeously photographed by Fitch.

An impressive collection of business and corporate logos, and the first book from the prolific American illustrator and designer Clar- ence P.

Seventies era color catalog for home decorating, divided into four sections, natural, traditional, contemporary and futuristic, curated by Duron's "color consultant" Connie Bledsoe as a guide to selecting complementary colors, with palettes in warm, cool and contrasting colors.

Proposal for school water fountain designs submitted to the Hungarian Ministry of Culture by Imparmüvészeti Vállalat, a ceramics design firm.

Vibrant archive of marketing, presentation, mailing, advertising, and sales materials for a wide assortment of (primarily) candy and other confections from McCormick's Limited and affiliated bakeries - consisting mainly of a colorful collection of 175 original photographs of various McCormick products.

Advertising portfolio for the introduction of the pull-tab aluminum can, the packaging features a churchkey motif with the tagline "Who needs it? Nobody needs it!" Likely distributed to potential buyers like beer and soda producers, the portfolio contains samples of ads placed by Alcoa in major publications like LIFE and TIME, with information on their promotional schedule.