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Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Cousen, J.]
Full Title
Victory, dismasted in a gale, June 14, 1829. J. Ross ; J. Cousen. Printed by J. Yates. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.015
Note
Colored lithographed view showing the Victory ship struggling in a storm. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Chevalier, W.]
Full Title
Taking possesion. Cape Hussard - Grimble Isle - Brentford Bay - Brown's Island. J. Ross ; W. Chevalier. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.016
Note
Colored lithographed view showing the Victory ship navigating through icy waters. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Kernot, J. H.]
Full Title
Christian's Monument. Hamilton's Bay and Island J. Ross ; Kernot sculpt. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.018
Note
Colored lithographed view showing the Victory ship's mast from behind a rocky crag, where a flag is mounted. Scenery includes an expanse of mountains and glaciers. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Andrew Ross Island. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.019
Note
Colored lithographed view showing the Victory ship along the shore of Andrew Ross Island. Much ice appears in the water. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Finden, Edward Francis, 1791-1857]
Full Title
Cape Margaret. J. Ross ; E. Finden. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.020
Note
Colored lithographed view showing a small boat along the shore of Cape Margaret, along with figures on the shore. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Cousen, J.]
Full Title
The Victory, finally stopped by the ice Sept. 30, 1829. J. Ross ; J. Cousen ; Wilkinson, Printer. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.021
Note
Colored lithographed view showing the Victory ship encountering an ice obstruction in its path. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Radclyffe, William, 1780-1855]
Full Title
Felix Harbour. J. Ross ; W. Radclyffe. Printed by Gaywood & Co. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.022
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Victory ship docked at Felix Harbor, as well as a sailboat berthed on the shore, accompanied by figures on the beach in the foreground. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Say, William, 1768-1834]
Full Title
Felix Harbour. J. Ross ; W. Say. Printed in colours by J. Lahee. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.023
Note
Colored lithographed view showing a small settlement at Felix Harbor, including buildings decorated with many different flags, small boats berthed on the shore, and a figure next to a canon, as well as a landscape of ice in the foreground. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Say, William, 1768-1834]
Full Title
1st. communication, with the Natives of Boothia Felix. J. Ross ; W. Say. Printed in colours by J. Lahee. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.024
Note
Colored lithographed view showing the first contact between Ross and the Inuit people of Boothia Felix [current-day Boothia Peninsula (Nunavut)], amidst a nocturnal landscape of ice and what appears to be the aurora borealis, in violet. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Say, William, 1768-1834]
Full Title
North Hendon, snow cottages of the Boothians. J. Ross ; W. Say. Printed in colours by J. Lahee. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.025
Note
Colored lithographed view showing the village of "snow cottages" [igloos] where the Inuit people lived at North Hendon [in current-day Boothia Peninsula (Nunavut)], amidst a nocturnal landscape of ice and what appears to be the aurora borealis, in violet. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Ikmalick and Apelagliu. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross.
List No
14297.026
Note
Colored lithographed view showing two Inuit men, Ikmalick and Apelagli, in the officers' quarters, mapping directions for Ross in preparation of his forthcoming expedition. Map appears on following plate. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Shulanina. Tulluachiu. Tirikshiu. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.028
Note
Colored lithographed view showing three Inuit men, Shulanina, Tulluachiu and Tirikshiu, in the snowy landscape. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Umingmak. (Commander J. Cross, killing a musk bull.) On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.030
Note
Colored lithographed view showing Commander J. Cross shooting a musk bull, with a spear and the assistance of an Inuit man, Umingmak, brandishing a long spear and accompanied by three hunting dogs. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Armytage, James Charles, -1897]
Full Title
Lady Melville's Lake, and Dundas Mountains. J. Ross ; J. C. Armytage. Printed by Wilkinson & Co. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.031
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing Lady Melville's Lake and the Dundas Mountains in the background, with explorers and Inuit people on the icy shore in the foreground. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Kernot, J. H.]
Full Title
Grahams Valley. J. Ross ; J. H. Kernot. Printed by Gaywood & Co. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.032
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing Grahams Valley, with explorers and Inuit people in the icy landscape, including one explorer planting a British flag into a natural monument of rock. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Willmore, James Tibbetts, 1800-1863]
Full Title
Copeland Islands and Sheriffs Harbour. J. Ross ; J. T. Willmore. Printed by Gaywood & Co. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.034
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Copeland Islands and Sheriffs Harbor, with the Victory ship approaching Sheriffs Harbor, and an encampment on shore, as well as Inuit people accompanied by their sled and sled-dogs. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Read, W.]
Full Title
The Saumarez River, which never freezes in Lat. 70° N. Long. 92° W. J. Ross ; W. Read. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.035
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Saumarez River snaking through an icy canyon, with Inuit people accompanied by their sled and sled-dogs. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Fisher, Samuel, active 1830-1855]
Full Title
Tilsons Islands. J. Ross ; S. Fisher. Printed by Gaywood & Co. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.036
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Tilsons Islands, with Inuit people along the shore, accompanied by their boat. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
The River Lindsay. J. Ross ; R. Brandard. Printed by J. Yates. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.037
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Lindsay River, with Inuit people along the shore, in their encampment, accompanied by their dogs. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Finden, Edward Francis, 1791-1857]
Full Title
The Victory, under sail for the last time. J. Ross ; E. Finden. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.038
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Victory ship anchored in the background and a small boat in the foreground, with its boatman picking through large ice chunks emerging from the water, as well as Inuit people in accompaniment. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Wilkinson, W. S., active 1829-1836]
Full Title
Somerset House, Fury Beach, North Somerset. J. Ross ; W. S. Wilkinson. Printed by Gaywood & Co. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.041
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Somerset House along Fury Beach in North Somerset, accompanied by tents and boats - including one being dragged by a group of boatmen - and surrounded by a fence. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Finden, Edward Francis, 1791-1857]
Full Title
The Victory's crew saved by the Isabella. J. Ross ; E. Finden. London, published 1834, by Captain J. Ross, R. N.
List No
14297.043
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing the Victory ship as the Isabella rescues it, surrounded by large floating ice sheets and including a walrus poking its head out of the water. View is 10 x 16 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In first volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Nimna Himna, called by the men Old Greedy. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.050
Note
Colored lithographed view showing an Inuit man, Nimna Himna, along the snowy shoreline. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Alictu and Kanguagiu. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.051
Note
Colored lithographed view showing two Inuit men, Alictur and Kanguagiu, outside of an igloo. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Kawalua. Tiagashu. Adlurak. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.052
Note
Colored lithographed view showing two Inuit men and one Inuit woman, Kawalua, Tiagashu and Adlurak, standing in an icy landscape, with a man planting a British flag on a hilltop in the background. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Illictu. Ootoogia. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.053
Note
Colored lithographed view showing two Inuit men, Illictu and Ootoogia, standing alongside a sandy shoreline, with a British flag on a hilltop in the background. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Kunana. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.054
Note
Colored lithographed view showing an Inuit man, Kunana, standing in the snow with a knife in one hand and a fresh kill in the other. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Hibluna. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.055
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing an Inuit woman, Hibluna, standing on the ice and holding a tool in each hand, with the shoreline and a village of igloos beneath a ridge in the background. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Manellia. Adelik. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.056
Note
Colored lithographed view showing an Inuit family, Manellia, Adelik and a baby, standing in front of an igloo. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Poyettak. Kakikagiu. Aknalua. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.057
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing two Inuit men and one Inuit woman, Poyettak, Kakikagiu and Aknalua, standing on the ice with the shoreline in the background. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Kemig. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.058
Note
Colored lithographed view showing an intricately tattooed Inuit woman, Kemig, sitting outside of an igloo. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Kanayoke. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.059
Note
Colored lithographed view showing an Inuit man, Kanayoke, standing along the icy shoreline, with snow-covered peaks in the background. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Ooblooria. Paningayuke. Amingo. Nullingiak. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.060
Note
Black and white lithographed view showing an Inuit family, Ooblooria, Paningayuke, Amingo and Nullingiak, around a table inside the officers' quarters. View is 9 x 13 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Konyaroklick, or Bald Head. Neweetioke. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.061
Note
Colored lithographed view showing two Inuit men, Konyaroklick and Neweetioke, standing at the icy shore, with igloos in the background. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Udlia. Awitigin. Palurak. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.062
Note
Colored lithographed view showing two Inuit women and one Inuit man, Udlia, Awitigin and Palurak, standing on the snow in front of an icy crag, with the shoreline in the background. View is 12 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
Arctic fox. On stone by J. Brandard, from the original drawing by Captain Ross. Printed by Graf & Soret.
List No
14297.069
Note
Colored lithographed view of a white arctic fox crouched at the entrance to a snow cave. View is 13 x 11 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. In appendix to second volume.
Author
Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856
Full Title
Pl. A. [Hymens Petra.] Pub. 1st. May 1834.
List No
14297.070
Note
Colored lithographed illustration of insects, including moths, butterflies and mosquitos. Indexed in association with descriptive text on following pages. Illustration is 29 x 23 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. (Title taken from table of contents.) In appendix to second volume.
Author
Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856
Full Title
Pl. B. Pubd. 1st. June 1834.
List No
14297.071
Note
Black and white lithographed illustration of sea creatures, including crustaceans and a squid. Indexed in association with descriptive text on following pages. Illustration is 28 x 23 cm, on sheet 32 x 25 cm. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, O., R.]
Full Title
Pl. C. Pubd. R. O. del. 1st. June 1834.
List No
14297.072
Note
Black and white lithographed illustration of a mollusk - "a single specimen of a small species of Cephalopoda" - with dissection views of both the dorsal and ventral aspects. Indexed in association with descriptive text on following pages. Illustration is 22 x 28 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Ross, John, Sir, 1777-1856, Brandard, John, 1812-1863]
Full Title
[Refraction] : No. 1. No refraction -- No. 2. The same land refracted -- No. 3. The same land refracted. J. Ross delt. J. Brandard lith.
List No
14297.073
Note
Three comparative black and white lithographeded views of the geological phenomena of refraction. Views compare one landscape without refraction to two examples of the same land refracted. Accompanied by descriptive text on following pages. Together, views are 13 x 20 cm, on sheet 25 x 32 cm. (Title taken from table of contents.) In appendix to second volume.
Author
[Lauvergne, Barthélemy (July 4, 1805 - November 15, 1871), Himely, Sigismond (June 7, 1801 - 1872), Auguste de Sainson, Louis (April 26, 1800 – 1877)]
Full Title
Ile-de-Goree (Dakar)
List No
16090.000
Note
Date estimated.
Author
Piranesi, Giovanni Battista, 1720-1778
Full Title
Veduta del Prospetto Principale della Colonna Antonina. [A Frontal View of the Column of Marcus Aurelius.]
List No
16096.000
Note
The first commentary at the bottom of the column translates: The events of the two Germanic and Marcomannic Wars, which ended successfully under Emperor M. Aurelius, are depicted similarly to the Column of Trajan. Therefore, the sculptor has given the same beginning of a bridge of boats over the Danube, built for the convenience of the army's passage. M. Aurelius, dismounted from his horse, is surrounded on the bridge by the principal captains of the army. It is noteworthy the diversity of the officers of the soldiers, some of whom, called lictors, carry the lituus in the manner of a curved trumpet, as was practiced in the military customs of the ancients. There are also the aquilifers and standard-bearers with images of the gods, and finally those with the labara and other military standards. M. Aurelius, among his captains, delivers the first address to his army, encouraging them to battle and hoping for victory.
Author
Pierson, Francis J.
Full Title
The Birds eye View Downtown Denver
List No
15983.000
Note
Editions of 1974 and 1981
Author
Pierson, Francis J.
Full Title
The Birds eye View Downtown Denver
List No
15984.000
Note
Editions of 1981 and 1982
Author
Pierson, Francis J.
Full Title
The Birds eye View Central Chicago
List No
15985.000
Author
Pierson, Francis J.
Full Title
Loop & Central Chicago Birds eye View (with) Metropolitan Chicago
List No
15986.003
Author
[Williams, J.W., Root & Tinker]
Full Title
The City of New York
List No
16060.000
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
(Text Page to) АЛЬБОМ „О ЖЕЛЕЗНОДОРОЖНОМ ТРАНСПОРТЕ СССР" ВЫПУЩЕН В УДАРНОМ ПОРЯДКЕ K VII ВСЕСОЮЗНОМУ СЪЕЗДУ СОВЕТОВ. -- [CCCP.]
List No
14504.016
Note
Colophon to О Железнодорожном Транспорте СССР от шестого к VII съезду советов. List includes individuals, entities, and processes involved in publishing the volume. Facing page includes photographic collage with "CCCP" in text across page. Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Целям порабощения и эксплоатации народов служило железнодорожное строительство царской России. Железнодорожное строительство в Советском союзе- могущественный фактор экономического и культурного роста национальных окраин и республик ... ]
List No
14504.017
Note
View of a railway juxtaposed against horse-drawn plows and camels. With text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Railroad construction in Tsarist Russia served the purpose of enslavement and exploitation of peoples. Railroad construction in the Soviet Union is a powerful factor economic and cultural growth of national outskirts and republics." Printed in black. Together, views are 24 x 65 cm, on double sheet 24 x 69 cm.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Индустриализация страны не может опираться в дальнейшем только на одну южную угольно-металлургическую базу ... ]
List No
14504.018
Note
Views of railway cars and a factory, juxtaposed with a map showing a route from MAGNITOGORSK to STALINSK, Russia. One of the images has a caption: Кузнецкий металлургический комбинат им. И. В. Сталина [= Kuznetsk Metallurgical Plant named after. I. V. Stalin]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "The construction of new lines Novosibirsk Leninsk, Kartaly-Magnitogorsk, Borovoe-Akmolinsk-Karaganda and others ensured unprecedented rates of development of this area, exceptional in its natural resources." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Картина художника Савицкого - красноречивый пона3 стройки железных дорог в царской России: труд из под палки с применением самых примитивных орудий ... ]
List No
14504.019
Note
Painting of railroad construction by Konstantin Savitsky. Facing page shows a photograph of an excavator working on the Moscow-Donbass highway. Each image has a caption: Путевые работы [= Track work] -- С нартнны худ. Савицкого (Третьяковская галлерея) [= From a painting by Savitsky (Tretyakov Gallery)] -- Экскаватор на строительстве магистрали Москва Донбасс [= Excavator on the construction of the Moscow-Donbass highway]. With descriptive text. Title translates (loosely) to: "A painting by the artist Savitsky - an eloquent depiction of the construction of railways in Tsarist Russia: labor under pressure using the most primitive tools." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Могучие экскаваторы, вгрызающиеся своими железными челюстями в толщу земли, перфораторы, свер- лящие силой сжатого воздуха граниты и базальты скал, силь- нейшие взрывчатые вещества, способные превратить в мел- кий щебень целые горы, применение всех этих новейших технических средств обеспечило ударные темпы стройки ... ]
List No
14504.020
Note
Five views showing a large crane, train beds being filled, hillsides being cleared, and a man with a jackhammer. Each image has a caption: Нагрузка экскаватором баласта на платформы в карьере [= Loading ballast onto platforms in a quarry by excavator] -- Экскаватор Рансоме за работой [= Ransome excavator at work] -- Выемка со следами „зубов„ экскаватора Марион [= Recess with traces of the “teeth” of the Marion excavator] -- Гранитная скала после взрыва аммонала [= Granite rock after an ammonal explosion] -- Бурение перфоратором сква- жины для закладки аммонала [= Drilling a borehole with a perforator to lay the ammonal]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Mighty excavators, gnawing their iron jaws into the thickness of the earth, hammer drills, drilling granite and basalt rocks with the force of compressed air, powerful explosives capable of turning entire mountains into small rubble, the use of all these latest technical means ensured a shocking pace of construction." Printed in black.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Новый широкий выход донецкому углю и кубанскому хлебу открывает магистраль Москва-Донбасс - первенец второй пятилетки ... ]
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14504.021
Note
Six views showing railways, workers, buildings, and factories. With text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Advanced in technical equipment, with enormous capacity, the Moscow-Donbass railway will be in the first rank of the most advanced railways in Western Europe and America." Printed in black.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Освоена сложная техника мосто- строения. Могучие механизмы послушно повинуются воле и искусству советского строителя ... ]
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14504.022
Note
Two views of bridges. With text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Complex bridge-building techniques have been mastered. Mighty mechanisms obey the will and art of the Soviet builder." Printed in black.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ОТ ЛЕДЯНЫХ ПЕРЕПРАВ ЭПОХИ ГРАЖДАНСКОЙ ВОЙНЫ ДО КРУПНЕЙШИХ СООРУЖЕНИЙ СОВРЕМЕННОЙ КОНСТРУКЦИИ - ТАКОВ СЛАВНЫЙ ПУТЬ СТРОИТЕЛЕЙ СОВЕТСКИХ мостов.]
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14504.023
Note
Two views of bridges, with one under construction. Each image has a caption: Подъем фермы портальным праком [= Lifting the truss using a gantry lift] -- Перспектива Горьковского моста через Волгу [= Perspective of the Gorky Bridge over the Volga]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "FROM THE ICE CROSSINGS OF THE CIVIL WAR ERA TO THE LARGEST STRUCTURES OF MODERN CONSTRUCTION - THIS IS THE GLORIOUS PATH OF SOVIET BRIDGE BUILDERS." Printed in black.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
["осуществление строительства крупней- ших новых железнодорожных линий: Байкало- Амурская магистраль, Акмолинск-Карталы, Москва-Донбасс, Караганда-Балхаш, Уфа-Ма- гнитная и других, увеличивающих общую протя- женность сети железных дорог с 83000 км, на 1 января 1933 г. до 94000 км на 1 января 1938 г."]
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14504.024
Note
Two views of bridges. Each image has a caption: Подводка на баржах фермы к опорам [= Connecting trusses to supports on barges] -- Мост через Иртыш у Семипалатинска [= Bridge over the Irtysh near Semipalatinsk]. With descriptive text. Title translates (loosely) to: "Construction of the largest new railway lines: Baikal-Amur Mainline, Akmolinsk-Kartaly, Moscow-Donbass, Karaganda-Balkhash, Ufa-Magnitnaya and others, increasing the total length of the railway network from 83,000 km, as of January 1 1933 to 94,000 km on January 1, 1938." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[View of trains.]
List No
14504.025
Note
View of trains. Verso folds out to a map of СХЕМА ЖЕЛЕЗНЫХ дорог, C. C. C. P. Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
["особенностью плана капитальных работ второй пятилетки является новое, более правиль ное размещение производительных сил СССР" ... ]
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14504.027
Note
Two views of bridges. The top image has a caption: Днепропетровский мост С картины худ. Ф. Лехта [= Dnepropetrovsk Bridge. From a painting by artist. F. Lechta]. Includes text: ТРИЖДЫ ПЕРЕСЕЧЕНЫ ВОЛГА И ДНЕПР. НОВЫЕ ГИГАНТСКИЕ МОСТЫ ПЕРЕПОЯСАЛИ ОБЬ, ИРТЫШ, ОКУ [= THE VOLGA AND THE DNIEPeR WERE CROSSED THREE TIMES. NEW GIANT BRIDGES cross THE OB, IRTYSH, OKA]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "to bring industry closer to the sources of raw materials and energy, to ensure accelerated economic and cultural development of backward national republics and regions, and to make significant progress towards the elimination of the rural-urban divide" Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ЗАДАЧУ ВОЗВЕДЕНИЯ НОВЫХ БОЛЬШИХ ВОКЗАЛОВ ВЫДВИНУЛИ И ВЫДВИГАЮТ БУРНО РАСТУЩЕЕ ПАССАЖИРСКОЕ ДВИЖЕНИЕ КУЛЬТУРНОЕ ОБСЛУЖИВАНИЕ ПАССАЖИРОВ И СОЦИАЛИСТИЧЕСКОЕ ПЕРЕУСТРОЙСТВО НАШИХ ГОРОДОВ.]
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14504.028
Note
Nine views of railway stations. Each image has a caption: Новый вокзал в Киеве [= New station in Kyiv] -- Новый вокзал на ст. Белоостров [= New station at Beloostrov station] -- Строящийся вокзал в Новосибирске [= Station under construction in Novosibirsk] -- Тифлиссиий вокзал [= Tbilisi railway station] -- Новый вокзал на ст. Узловая (проект). Вид со стороны города [= New station at Uzlovaya station (project). View from the city] -- Вокзал на ст. Узловая. Пассажирский зал [= Station at Uzlovaya station. Passenger hall]. With descriptive text. Title translates (loosely) to: "THE TASK OF BUILDING NEW LARGE RAILWAY STATIONS HAS BEEN AND IS BEING PUT FORWARD BY THE RAPIDLY GROWING PASSENGER TRAFFIC, THE CULTURAL SERVICE OF PASSENGERS AND THE SOCIALIST REORGANIZATION OF OUR CITIES." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
["В ОСОБЕННОСТти много мы ДОЛЖНЫ СДЕЛАТЬ ПО ЛИНИИ РЕКОНСТРУКЦИИ НАШИХ РЕМОНТНЫХ СРЕДСТВ - ДЕПО, МАСТЕРСКИЕ, КОТОРЫЕ ЗНАЧИТЕЛЬНО УСТАРЕЛИ, А НАМ НАДО ИХ готовить для мощного подвижнОГО СОСТАВА" А. АНДРЕЕВ.]
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14504.029
Note
Four views of railway stations. Each image has a caption: Депо Ожерепье, М.-Дон. Ж. Д. [= Depot Ozherepye, M.-Don. J.D.] -- Депо ст. Оскол. Смотровая канава, вентиляционные устройства [= St. Oskol station depot. Inspection ditch, ventilation devices] -- Депо ст. Оскол. Вновь построенные паровозные стойла [= St. Oskol station depot. Newly built locomotive stalls]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "The latest technical equipment and the widespread development of electric-gas welding increasingly ensure the combat readiness of the locomotive and carriage fleet." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[„Вместе с реконструкцией и усилением основных транспортных магистралей восточного и южного направлений строительство большой группы новых железнодорожных и водных путей.]
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14504.030
Note
Four views of surveyors and workers in various landscapes. Each image has a caption: Лагерь в тайге [= Camp in the taiga] -- Рубят „залом" на таежной реке Наушке для пропуска лодок [= They are cutting a “logjam” on the taiga river Naushka for boat passage] -- Прокладка трассы по косогору [= Laying a route along a slope] -- Взятие пробы грунта [= Taking a soil sample]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Through swamps, tundra and taiga, through rocks and swift streams, along shifting sands, survey parties moved to different parts of the Union to prepare the route for new paths of the Second Five-Year Plan." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[СУРАМСКИЙ ПЕРЕВАЛ.]
List No
14504.031
Note
Three views of hydroelectric stations and mountains. Two images have captions: Рионская гидроэлектростанция [= Rioni hydroelectric power station] -- Земо - Авчальская гидроэлектростанция ЗАГЭС [= Zemo - Avchala hydroelectric power station ZAGES]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Powerful regional power plants, built during the years of the revolution, already supply energy to thousands of different industrial enterprises, agriculture, and railway transport." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Электрификация Сурамского пере- вала-этого труднейшего участка Закавказской ж. д., показала несомненные преимущества перехода на электротягу ... ]
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14504.032
Note
Two views of railway tunnels. Each image has a caption: Сурамский перевал. Выход из тоннеля [= Surami Pass. Exit from the tunnel] -- Поезд с электровозом [= Train with electric locomotive]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Electrification of the Surami Pass, this most difficult section of the Trans-caucasus Railway, showed the undoubted advantages of switching to electric traction." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ЭЛЕКТРИФИКАЦИЯ ПРИГОРОДНОГО ДВИЖЕНИЯ НА ДЕСЯТКИ КИЛОМЕТРОВ РАЗДВИНУЛА ГРАНИЦЫ ПРОЛЕТАРСКОй столицы.]
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14504.033
Note
Two views of railway yards, with one view of a crowd of people. Two images have captions: Общий вид ст. Москва-пасс. М.-Курской ж. д. [= General view of Moscow-pass station. M.-Kurskaya line] -- Общий вид ст. Москва-пасс. Северных ж. д. [= General view of Moscow-pass station. Northern railroads]. With descriptive text. Title translates (loosely) to: "ELECTRIFICATION OF SUBURBAN TRAFFIC HAS EXPANDED THE BORDERS OF THE PROLETARIAN CAPITAL BY TENS OF KILOMETERS." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ЭЛЕКТРИФИКАЦИЯ ЛРИгОРОдного двиЖЕНИЯ TECHEE СВЯЗАЛА ... ]
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14504.034
Note
Three views of railway yards. Two images have captions: Контактная сеть на станции Москва Северных ж. д [= Contact network at Moscow station of Northern Railways] -- Светофоры на электрифициро ванном участие Северных ж. д. [= Traffic lights on the electrified part of the Northern Railway]. With descriptive text. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Electric trains make communication with Moscow easy and convenient." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Крепнет машиностроительная база транспорта ... ]
List No
14504.035
Note
Two views of railway cars. Both images have extensive captions. Selections from the captions include: Испытания электровоза ВЛ показали его не сомненные преимущества перед американскими электровозами по всем характеристикам. [= Tests of the VL electric locomotive showed its undoubted advantages over American electric locomotives in all characteristics] -- Быстроходный пассажирский LL электровоз „ПБ" (Политбюро) но- вое свидетельство наших крупнейших достижений B борьбе за техниче- скую реконструк- цию транспорта [= The high-speed passenger LL electric locomotive "PB" (Politburo) is new evidence of our greatest achievements in the fight for the technical reconstruction of transport]. With descriptive text. Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ФД 20 151.] (1)
List No
14504.036
Note
Four views of railway cars and rail yards. One image has a caption: Готовые паровозы „ФД" (на дворе Луганского завода). С картины худ. Н. Трошина [= Finished steam locomotives "FD" (in the yard of the Lugansk plant). From a painting N. Troshina]. With descriptive text. Title translates to: "FD 20 151" Printed in color. Facing page contains the title in red and white overlaid on an image of a train car which turns to reveal text on its verso.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ФД 20 151.] (2)
List No
14504.037
Note
Four views of railway cars and rail yards. With caption to image below: Новый Луганский завод. Паровозосборочный цех [= New Lugansk plant. Steam locomotive assembly shop]. Two-page spread of descriptive text. Recto contains the title in red and white overlaid on an image of a train car. A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Currently, about 200 FD [Felix Dzerzhinsky] steam locomotives have entered service. The new Lugansk plant, which is building these locomotives, will, upon reaching its full capacity, produce 1080 such locomotives per year from 1936." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ОСНОВНЫЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПАРОВОЗА „ФД".] (1)
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14504.038
Note
View of a railway factory. With caption: На дворе Луганского завода. Магнитный кран [= In the courtyard of the Lugansk factory. Magnetic crane]. With descriptive text. Title translates (loosely) to: "Main characteristics of the "FD" steam locomotive." Printed in color. Facing page contains the title in red which turns to reveal text on its verso.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ОСНОВНЫЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПАРОВОЗА „ФД".] (2)
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14504.039
Note
Views of a railway factory and of workers on steam locomotives on facing, fold-out spread. With descriptive text. Recto contains the title in red. The text below the facing, fold-out spread translates (loosely) to: "THE FIRST BORN OF THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE STEAM FLEET - THE POWERFUL COMMERCIAL LOGO FD-FELIX DZERZHINSKY." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ИСТАЛИН.] (1)
List No
14504.040
Note
Four views of railway cars and rail yards. With caption to image at left: Коломенский паровоз строительный завод. Сборка котлов для паровозов „ИС" [= Kolomna steam locomotive building plant. Assembly of boilers for steam locomotives "JS"]. Title translates to: "J. STALIN". Printed in color. Facing page contains the title on the front of a steam locomotive with an orange background, which turns to reveal text on its verso.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ИСТАЛИН.] (2)
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14504.041
Note
Four views of railway cars and rail yards, with overlaid two-page spread of descriptive text. Recto of overlay contains the title on the front of a steam locomotive with an orange background. With caption to image at bottom right: Коломенский паровозостроитель» ный завод. Общий вид [= Kolomna Locomotive Works. General view]. Title translates to: "J. STALIN" A selection of the text translates (loosely) to: "Following the powerful freight steam locomotive "FD", a powerful passenger steam locomotive named "JS" - Joseph Stalin - in honor of the great captain of the Country of Soviets was created." Printed in black.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ОСНОВНЫЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПАРОВОЗА „ИС".] (1)
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14504.042
Note
View of a railway factory. With descriptive text. Title translates (loosely) to: "MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE "JS"." Printed in color. Facing page contains the title in red which turns to reveal text on its verso.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[ОСНОВНЫЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ПАРОВОЗА „ИС".] (2)
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14504.043
Note
Views of a railway factory and steam locomotives on facing page with fold-out spread. With descriptive text. Recto contains the title in red. The text below the facing, fold-out spread translates (loosely) to: "JS - Joseph Stalin - THE MOST POWERFUL PASSENGER CARRIER IN EUROPE." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[Транспортное машинос остроение одерж ржало новую вую крупнейшую победу ...]
List No
14504.044
Note
Three views of railway cars, with one as a pasted-on reproduction of a painting. Two images have captions: котел паровоза 2-7-2, Зарисовка худ, Н. Трощина [= Steam locomotive boiler 2-7-2, Sketch by N. Troshchina] -- Сборка „железных феликсов“— паровозов „ФД", С рисунка худ. Н. Трошина [= Assembly of "iron felixes" - steam locomotives "FD", from the drawing by N. Troshin]. With descriptive text. Title translates (loosely) to: "Transportation engineering has won a new major victory." Printed in color.
Author
[Troshin, Nikolaĭ, Ammosov, M. K. (Maksim Kirovich), 1897-1938, Ivliev, I.V., Popov, V.I., Khalatov, Art., 1896-1938]
Full Title
[БОЛЕЕ ШИРОКОЕ ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ ТЕПЛОВОЗОВ-ТАКУЮ ДИРЕКТИВУ ДАЛ XVII ПАРТИЙНЫЙ СЪЕЗД.]
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14504.045
Note
Three views of railway cars. Two images have captions: Тепловоз „оэл” [= Diesel locomotive "оэл"] -- Тепловоз “Ээл” [= Diesel locomotive "Ээл"]. Includes a center flap with descriptive text for each model of locomotive on recto and verso. Title translates (loosely) to: "[WIDER USE OF DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES - A DIRECTIVE GIVEN BY THE XVII PARTY CONGRESS]." Printed in color.
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) View from California and Powell Streets.
List No
12197.003
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Golden Gate.
List No
12197.004
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Market Street.
List No
12197.005
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) California Street from Montgomery Street.
List No
12197.006
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Palace Hotel.
List No
12197.007
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Bank of California.
List No
12197.008
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) U.S. Branch Mint.
List No
12197.009
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Grand Hotel.
List No
12197.010
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Merchant's Exchange.
List No
12197.011
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Safe Deposit Building.
List No
12197.012
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) At the Cliff House.
List No
12197.013
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(View) Woodward's Gardens.
List No
12197.014
Author
Fry, Philip
Full Title
(Birdseye View) City and County of San Francisco.
List No
12197.015
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
Электрификация (Electrification) (with) Строительство фабрик и заводов (Construction of Factories and Plants)
List No
16064.007
Note
Left Side (Electrification) Title: Электрификация (Electrification) Text: We will build power plants, light up the whole country! — said Lenin. By the five-year plan, we have built 14 power plants. We provided the industry with electricity, cities with light, even in villages, electric lamps lit up. In a year, the USSR received 5 billion kilowatt-hours. Right Side (Construction of Factories and Plants) Title: Строительство фабрик и заводов (Construction of Factories and Plants) Text: In October, the revolution triumphed. But the capitalists and landlords did not want to surrender immediately. War! — said the white generals and officers. War! — replied the workers and peasants. Many factories and plants were destroyed by the civil war. And when it was over, it was necessary to rebuild the industry again. By the five-year plan, we spent 5 billion rubles on this.
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
(1932-33 Electrification) (with) (1932-33 Construction of Factories and Plants)
List No
16064.008
Note
Left Side (1932-33 Electrification) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: In the five-year plan, electricity production will increase almost seven times. In a year, 33 billion kilowatt-hours will be produced. 42 large power plants will be built in the five-year plan. The largest of them is Dneprostroi. This station will work continuously. If the entire population of France were to pull a rope, the Dneprostroi power plant would pull France! Right Side (1932-33 Construction of Factories and Plants) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: According to the five-year plan, our industry will increase fivefold. "We will become a steel country," said Stalin. New plants will give the country cast iron. New factories will give the country textiles. New plants will give the country chemical fertilizers. New machines. And tractors. And locomotives. In the five years, we will spend 16 billion rubles on industry.
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
Чугун 1927-28 г. (Pig Iron 1927-28) (with) Уголь 1927-28 г. (Coal 1927-28)
List No
16064.009
Note
Left Side (Pig Iron) Title: Чугун 1927-28 г. (Pig Iron 1927-28) Text: In large blast furnaces, pig iron is melted. Day and night, the fire burns in the blast furnaces. When the furnace is opened, a signal is given: Pig iron is coming! A river of fire pours out the metal. This is the future machinery, tractors, locomotives. Before the five-year plan, 3 million tons of pig iron were produced per year. Right Side (Coal) Title: Уголь 1927-28 г. (Coal 1927-28) Text: Coal is needed for power plants; not all of them run on water and peat. Coal is needed for blast furnaces, transportation, and steam engines. Coal is the main fuel of industry. Thousands of miners descend underground for coal. It is raised to the surface and loaded into wagons. In a year, 35 million tons of coal were produced.
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
(1932-33 Pig Iron) (with) (1932-33 Coal)
List No
16064.010
Note
Left Side (1932-33 Pig Iron) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: The hunger for pig iron is terrible for industry. Our factories need a lot of metal. We need to give the country pig iron! 20 large blast furnaces and steel plants will be built in the five-year plan. The production of pig iron will increase sixfold. At the end of the five-year plan, 17 million tons of pig iron will be produced per year. The five-year plan will eliminate the hunger for pig iron! Right Side (1932-33 Coal) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: At the end of the five-year plan, the mines will produce 120 million tons of coal per year — more than three times the previous amount. Industry will be provided with fuel. Most of the coal is mined in the Donbas. There, in the deserts and steppes, 60 new mines will be built. During the civil war, the miners left the Donbas. Many workers died on the front. The country will not forget the fallen miners. They conquered the five-year plan!
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
Нефть 1927-28 г. (Oil 1927-28) (with) Химия 1927-28 г. (Chemistry 1927-28)
List No
16064.011
Note
Left Side (Oil) Title: Нефть 1927-28 г. (Oil 1927-28) Text: The USSR has half of the world's oil reserves. Many machines are needed, many workers, to extract oil from the ground. The country needs oil as much as coal. Steam engines are fueled with oil, and gasoline for cars and tractors is obtained from oil. Before the five-year plan, 12 million tons of oil were produced per year. Right Side (Chemistry) Title: Химия 1927-28 г. (Chemistry 1927-28) Text: Little bread is grown if the land is poorly fertilized. And pests—gophers, ground squirrels, mice—can destroy crops. Chemistry is for the harvest! Chemistry is against pests! Before the five-year plan, the chemical industry poorly supported agriculture. Only 175 thousand tons of chemical fertilizers were produced per year.
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
(1932-33 Oil) (with) (1932-33 Chemistry)
List No
16064.012
Note
Left Side (1932-33 Oil) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: In the five-year plan, we will build new steam engines and launch them on railroads. Full trains of tractors will be sent to collective farm fields. Steam engines and tractors will shout: "More oil! More gasoline!" Many machines need oil. Workers will give the country oil. The oil output will increase by three and a half times. At the end of the five-year plan, 42 million tons of oil will be produced per year. Right Side (1932-33 Chemistry) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: At the end of the five-year plan, chemical plants will provide much more fertilizers. Not twice, not five, not ten times, but twenty-five times more fertilizers than before. 15 million tons of fertilizers will be produced annually by chemical plants. Fertilizers are needed for the fields of collective farms. Chemical defense is the protection against pests. The Red Army, armed with chemicals, will protect the USSR!
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
Хлеб 1927-28 г. (Bread 1927-28) (with) Лес 1927-28 г. (Forests 1927-28)
List No
16064.013
Note
Left Side (Bread) Title: Хлеб 1927-28 г. (Bread 1927-28) Text: State farms and collective farms will put agriculture on a strong footing. Tractors and fertilizers will increase yields, expand crops. But a lot of land lies fallow, growing only weeds. Before the five-year plan, we had only 30 thousand tractors, and there were still few collective farms in the villages. We harvested 75 million tons of bread per year. Right Side (Forests) Title: Лес 1927-28 г. (Forests 1927-28) Text: Thousands of kilometers of forests stretch across the USSR. A quarter of all the forests in the world grow in our country. Forestry helps our construction industry. Wood is needed for building and for firewood. Paper is made from wood. Many things are made from wood—just look around. Before the five-year plan, we harvested 140 million cubic meters of wood per year.
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
(1932-33 Bread) (with) (1932-33 Forests)
List No
16064.014
Note
Left Side (1932-33 Bread) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: By the end of the five-year plan, there will be 800 thousand tractors. Tractor columns will plow millions of hectares of virgin land. Machines will liberate the land! Peasant farms will merge into collectives. Large state farms and collective farms will increase the productivity of all fields. The country will receive 127 million tons of bread. This will be the harvest of the five-year plan. Right Side (1932-33 Forests) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: In five years, forestry will double its production. Harvesting will increase to 280 million cubic meters. Logging teams will be sent to the forests with axes and saws. Timber will be floated down rivers to processing plants. Thousands of wagons of logs and boards will be received by the USSR. Large consignments of timber will be sent to Soviet construction sites and abroad in exchange for machines, steel, and tractors.
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
Транспорт 1927-28 г. (Transport 1927-28) (with) Культура 1927-28 г. (Culture 1927-28)
List No
16064.015
Note
Left Side (Transport) Title: Транспорт 1927-28 г. (Transport 1927-28) Text: A tractor was made at the factory — it needs to be delivered to the warehouse, to the collective farm. Bread grew in the collective farm fields — it needs to be delivered to the city, to the cooperative. Who will deliver it? Transport: railway, steamship, automobile. Most cargo is transported by rail. Before the five-year plan, all railways in our country were 80 thousand kilometers long. Right Side (Culture) Title: Культура 1927-28 г. (Culture 1927-28) Text: Only a literate and cultured person can work well in a factory, on a farm, in a collective farm. But there are still many illiterate people in our country. Before the five-year plan, only 530 out of 1000 people were literate. There were not enough schools, universities, clubs. There were few books: 1 book for each resident.
Author
Laptev, A.M.
Full Title
(1932-33 Transport) (with) (1932-33 Culture)
List No
16064.016
Note
Left Side (1932-33 Transport) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: According to the five-year plan, the production of industrial and agricultural products will increase. A lot will need to be transported. In the five-year plan, we will build 2 automobile plants. We will lay 25 thousand kilometers of new railways and launch new steam engines and wagons on them. To the farthest places of the Union, where there have never been railways, steam engines will go. We will build the five-year plan with the people in those places where we work. Right Side (1932-33 Culture) Title: [No specific title provided] Text: In five years, we will build many new schools and universities. The country will receive tens of thousands of teachers, agronomists, and engineers. Literacy will increase almost twofold: out of every thousand people, there will be 820 literate. Many books will be published. New clubs, theaters, and cinemas will open. Books will be published in four years as much as in the previous 200 years. Every person will have a book. Among them will be the book edited by Kolkhoznik Palets.
Author
[Klinger, Johann Georg, 1764-1806, Müller, Johann Wolfgang]
Full Title
I. Tab. 1. Schweitzer = Suisses.
List No
14512.010
Note
View representing figures indigenous to Switzerland, wearing their traditional attire. In the background cows are being milked in a mountainous valley. With text in German and French. Hand colored engraving. View is 9 x 9 cm, on card 10 x 9 cm. Appears in I. Européens
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