guadalajara colonial de cornejo franco jose (4 resultados)

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condición: Bien. 2ª Edición. 47 p.+ 49 láminas fotográficas en negro pegadas en cartulina, Portada con el escudo de Guadalajara en colores y orlas. Todas las hojas van sueltas sin formar pliegos. En carpeta y estuche. Lámina N°7 faltante (A-288-GR-38).

First edition. Quarto. 48 pp. of text (on 24 loose leaves) plus 50 leaves bearing tipped-in photographs of images of scenes i Guadalajara (all of which bear descriptive text underneath the image). Complete. Title page in color. Housed in a chemise and slipcase. Some wear to chemise but contents clean and bright. Very good.

Hardcover. Text by Jose Cornejo Franco; photographs by Juan L. Arauz, Luis G. Castaneda, and Ignacio Gomez Gallardo; illustrations by Alfonso M. Medina. 49 pages plus 50 sheets each with a tipped-in sepia-toned b&w gelatin-silver print (1 has three images tipped-in and two have 2); 8.5 x 11 inches. The text and plates are loose, laid into a quarter-cloth cloth folder in a matching cloth-bound slipcase with a mounted title plate; all as issued. From an edition produced in 1939. The plates present examples of the colonial architecture of Guadalajara with details, statuary, and building fronts (one of the plates is a photograph of a lithograph of a colonial scene.) The plates are all Near Fine with a light bump to the corner of about half; the folder is Very Good+ with light wear at the folds; the slipcase is Very Good with light wear at the extremities, a tiny tear at one seam and a one-inch tear at another. A nice, complete copy. BOOKS SHIP THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING, IN A BOX.

unbound. Condición: very good. First. Extra illustrated color title page. 48 pages of text in Spanish, followed by 50 sepiatone photographic images, each mounted on heavy stock; all pages loose as issued. Short thick 4to, 2-part slipcase; (quite worn and broken with private ex-library markings; interior is very clean). Gudalajara: La Camera Nacional de Comercio e Industria de Guadalajara), 1938. Photographic illustrations of Colonial architecture.