Time Magazine Library Bound January 3, 1938 – March 28, 1938 Frank Lloyd Wright. Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine – January 3 to March 28, 1938This listing features a Library Edition bound volume of Time Magazine, covering weekly issues from January 3 through March 28, 1938. Stamped “Look Library, ” this complimentary bound volume presents a vivid window into early 1938, with coverage of influential figures in politics, labor, civil rights, architecture, and entertainment during a year marked by global unrest and cultural evolution. Contents Included: Time Magazine – January 10, 1938 – Saturday Evening Post’s George Horace Lorimer (Stout) Time Magazine – January 17, 1938 – Frank Lloyd Wright Time Magazine – January 24, 1938 – Colored People’s Walter White Time Magazine – January 31, 1938 – The Under Secretary of the Treasury Time Magazine – February 7, 1938 – Labor’s Lion Time Magazine – February 14, 1938 – Spain’s Leftist General Pozas Time Magazine – February 21, 1938 – John G. Bates & Blarney’s Bit O’ Luck Time Magazine – February 28, 1938 – Secretary Roosevelt Time Magazine – March 7, 1938 – India’s Subhas Chandra Bose Time Magazine – March 14, 1938 – Goalie Dave Kerr Time Magazine – March 21, 1938 – The Chancellor of Austria Time Magazine – March 28, 1938 – Bette Davis Condition: This volume is in good condition, with a “Look Library” stamp present. Some typical signs of age such as mild edge wear or page toning may be visible. The binding is solid, and all pages appear intact. The item shown in the listing photos is exactly the one you will receive. Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine – January 3 to March 28, 1938. This listing features a. Covering weekly issues from January 3 through March 28, 1938. January 10, 1938. Saturday Evening Post’s. George Horace Lorimer (Stout). January 17, 1938 – Frank Lloyd Wright. January 24, 1938 – Colored People’s Walter White. January 31, 1938 – The Under Secretary of the Treasury. February 7, 1938 – Labor’s Lion. February 14, 1938 – Spain’s Leftist General Pozas. February 21, 1938 – John G. Bates & Blarney’s Bit O’ Luck. February 28, 1938 – Secretary Roosevelt. March 7, 1938 – India’s Subhas Chandra Bose. March 14, 1938 – Goalie Dave Kerr. March 21, 1938 – The Chancellor of Austria. March 28, 1938 – Bette Davis. Condition: This volume is in good condition, with a “Look Library” stamp present. This volume is a historically significant collection, ideal for collectors, educators, and researchers seeking to explore the cultural and political landscape of early 1938 through original.

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You will get the oversized hardcover book shown. The back cover has damage. Looks like somehting stuck to it and was torn off. Otherwise it is in great shape. Interior pages sparkling clean Looks like it was never read.

The Monona Basin Project is a lar ge comb-bound book delineating one of several proposals for development of a civic center and entertainment complex around the shores of Lake Monona in downtown Madison. This basic idea was first proposed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1938 and the proposal included a convention center, a hall and auditorium on Law Park, and extensive development of Olin Park and Turville Point, including an art center, theater, amphitheater, and floating stage, beach house, restaurant, and marina. The project was eventually revived in 1990, but only the convention center was ever built, based on Wright’s exterior designs but with a completely new interior by former Wright apprentice Anthony Puttnam of Taliesin Associated Architects, completed in 1997. Comb-bound paperback, blue embossed covers. New old stock with only minor dings to edges and some rubbing on the covers. The interior is clean, including 90 pages of text, line drawings, maps, figures, and more. It measures approximately 14.25″ by 11″. Please review the photos included with this listing. They are a formal part of the item description. The items pictured are the items you will receive.

Overall, very good condition. Please see all photos. Photos of actual item. Please see all photos for actual representation of item condition. Photos are part of the description.

Overall, very good condition. Please see all photos. Photos of actual item. Please see all photos for actual representation of item condition. Photos are part of the description.

Overall, very good condition. Please see all photos. Photos of actual item. Please see all photos for actual representation of item condition. Photos are part of the description.

Overall, very good condition. Photos of actual item.

Overall, very good condition. Photos of actual item.

Overall, very good condition. Photos of actual item.