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."

Original two-dimensional particleboard presentation model of a proposed lunar spacecraft incorporating the Lunar Orbit Rendezvous concept, designed by Bell Telephone Laboratories and dated November 1962, the same month NASA awarded the contract for development of the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM) to Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation.

Scarce book of design theory based on the broad concept of connections. Caplan, who was editor of INDUSTRIAL DESIGN magazine and teacher of design criticism at the School of Visual Arts in New York, was a consultant to the Herman Miller company and author of The Design of Herman Miller, published in 1976.

Remains an important source.

Catalogue advertising parts for extremely deluxe shaggin' wagons. Includes: sun roofs, faux-wood exteriors, Taylor bunks & beds, wet bars, refrigerators, and a wide variety of seats.

Art and architecture in the Ulm region during the Middle Ages. [Andres 256].

Wallpaper sample book with various accompanying decor items and accessories. These samples from the Minneapolis company have a unified aesthetic, almost entirely floral designs in a muted color palette, many with metallic elements.

Created for the juried graphic design exhibition MARK at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 2004.

First edition of this promotional tool self-published by Laszlo to market his firm to high-end clients, while at the same time allowing some flexibility in its implementation.

Founded by Alvin "Buddy" Rothstein, Dairy Dan was a soft-serve ice-cream truck franchise operating nationally.

Proceedings from the symposium of the same name, held in September of 2000 at the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts. Includes essays on baroque architecture in a number of European cities, illustrated with drawings and photographs and paintings.