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RMA3FPGH–Figurines shaking hands standing on pile of books - publishing / writing / law / legal / writer / book deal / author concept
RME8F7H2–Movable Display for the bookstore Window of the publishing Land and Factory. Artist: Lissitzky, El (1890-1941)
RMG88BPA–7million plant of the International Publishing Corporation, where production takes place of the Daily Record and Sunday Mail.
RM2K0AJYP–Japanese army bombs one of China's long-established publishing institutions: Commercial Press.
RMKK7ATA–Title page for ‘Della historia vinitiana di M. Pietro Bembo card. volgarmente scritta. Libri XII’ by Pietro Bembo (1470-1547) first published in 1552 by Gualtiro Scotto publishing, Venice.
RM2REC09K–Weigel, Theodor Oswald, 1812 - 1881, German businessman (publishing), 19th century, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMWNNA6P–JOHN MURRAY (1737-1793) Scottish Royal Marines officer and founder of the publishing house which carries his name
RM2BW34X3–Making a newspaper in Central Asia . These gentleman are hard at work publishing their newspaper , of which every copy is done by hand . They are Uzbekistan workers . The paper contains pictures as well as type script . Only a few copies are done and placed in public places . 6 May 1932
RMR242FC–Black and white photograph of Little Eb Snow. Published by the Detroit Publishing Co. Dated 1903
RM2MAMPME–Vintage Elizabeth Taylor. April 1948 Modern Screen magazine Hollywood Studio Still Portrait Promotional Publication 1948 Dell Publishing America USA
RM2GJ661K–HOW TO DO LONDON INA DAY - A 1920's advertisement from a copy of the English publication ' Buffalo Bill's Library' (Aldine Publishing Co, Ltd. ) that issued a number of novelettes at a cost of 2d (two pence) known as dime novels, Though originating in America, in Britain they were known as boys' weeklies or story papers and were particularly popular before the Second World .War.
RMPTA4PW–Kelmscott Press Mark, 1891 trademark for the publishing house established by the Victorian designer, poet and author William Morris for the publication of books he deemed to be beautiful
RMG74HG8–Gwenan Lockley of Llanrindod, Wales, reads the Welsh edition of a Spot children's book to Jack Ashley MP (left) and Spot creator Eric Hill. She was one of a group of children who demonstrated their reading abilities to mark the publishing of the books in minority languages, as well as marking Spot's BBC TV debut on April 9th.
RMT4G1P7–The publishing depot of the Religious Tract Society, 56 Paternoster Row, London, England, seen here in the 19th century. From London Pictures, published 1890
RMKHNFPP–L & Co Ship 1726 logo used by Longmans Green and Company (now ‘Longmans’) as its publisher's or printer’s device from around 1880. The ship was chosen as the company’s founder Thomas Longman purchased an existing publishing house and began operating out of a shop called ‘The Ship’ in Paternoster Road in 1726. See more information below.
RMRWGYBW–Becker, Hans Detlev, 11.6.1921 - 20.11.2014, German journalist, publishing house manager of the Spiegel-Verlag 1961 - 1984, half-length, with lawyer, trial before the Federal Constitutional Court, Karlsruhe, 26.1.1966, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RME0WFW7–Nov. 11, 1962 - Publishing-director of the ''Spiegel'' arrested: In the evening of November 2nd, 62 the publishing director of the news-magazine ''Spiegel'', Hans Detlev Becker (HANS DETLEV BECKER). Photo shows was arrested in Hamburg. As it is rumoured from Karlsruhe against ''Spiegel'' - direct Becker there should be the same grounds for suspicion which gave motive to arrest also the 4 other editors of the ''Spiegel'' already some days ago.
RM2H6FNG5–The Room for the World in the publishing house for Christian Science periodicals, Boston, Massachusetts, USA 1950s
RMG0NFAW–The publishing depot of The Religious Tract Society, 56 Paternoster Row, London, England in the 19th Century
RM2A5YTJR–Spanish Civil war publishing: 'Madrid bajo el terror' (Madrid ruled by terror). The title page of a book by Nationalist author Adelardo Arias 1937
RM2MAMN4P–Vintage 1960s Elvis Presley, Hollywood Studio Still Portrait 1960 Modern Screen magazine 1960 Dell Publishing, Photographer: Bob East of Gilloon America USA
RM2GGDA1K–A 1914 British school geography book cover 'OUR OWN ISLANDS Elementary studies in Geography & History'. -- A revised hardback edition published by George Philip and son Ltd (editor H J Mackinder). The publishing house was founded by George Philip (1800–1882) who was a cartographer and map publisher. It sold at 2/- (two shillings) a copy at the start of WWI.
RMGRB3RC–Express & Star newspaper publishing department Queen Street Wolverhampton West Midlands 1959
RMEX73JF–Spanish Civil war publishing: 'Madrid bajo el terror' (Madrid ruled by terror). The title page of a book by Nationalist author Adelardo Arias 1937
RM2R9WHR6–advertising, publishing houses, Franz Josef Huber's publishing house, Munich, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RF2MY5128–British authors Patricia and Peter Braithwaite help booklovers choose their titles by publishing The Good Book Guide, UK 1980s
RM2CERCKB–An old engraving of Paternoster Row, City of London, England, UK in Victorian times. This street was a centre of the London publishing trade, with many booksellers operating from the street. Paternoster Row was often ‘almost synonymous’ with books. It was part of an area called St Paul's Churchyard. The street was devastated by aerial bombardment during World War II. Rebuilt as Paternoster Square, the area became the modern home of the London Stock Exchange.
RMCW5C7C–Cover of 'La vague' magazine, publishing texts by writer including Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine
RM2MAMK54–NATALIE WOOD 1950s Vintage Hollywood Promotional Studio Portrait Still of Natalie Wood, Modern Screen, 1958 Dell Publishing, 1958. Photographer: Globe by Don Orrit
RM2GJ672A–INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL - A 1920's advertisement aimed at boy scouts, from a copy of the English publication ' Buffalo Bill's Library' (Aldine Publishing Co, Ltd. ) that issued a number of novelettes at a cost of 2d (two pence) known as dime novels, Though originating in America, in Britain they were known as boys' weeklies or story papers and were particularly popular before the Second World .War.
RMRMBPMF–Paternoster Row was a street in the City of London that was a centre of the London publishing trade, with booksellers operating from the street. It is supposed to have received its name from the fact that, when the monks and clergy of St Paul's Cathedral would go in procession chanting the great litany, they would recite the Lord's Prayer (Pater Noster being its opening line in Latin) in the litany along this part of the route. The prayers said at these processions may have also given the names to nearby Ave Maria Lane and Amen Corner. Apparently Charlotte and Ann Bronte stayed at the Chapter
RMEC20FF–Printing and publishing house Fromm, postmodern architecture, Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany
RFT1WEWC–Newsletter headline template design. Unusuaul logo for newspaper publishing. Breaking news alerts logo. Vector illustration.
RMJ237P9–Soviet poster with the quote: 'Long live the Great October Socialist Revolution!'. The work is by artist A. Kuznetsov. Publishing house IZOGIZ.
RM2K02N1J–Children's book cover: Lets get hold of new rifles. Vladimir Mayakovski. Drawings by V. Losin. Publishing house Kid. Moscow, 1987.
RFHRKP94–Hand-drawn vintage typewriter, writing machine. Publishing, journalism symbol. Sketch vector illustration
RM2RCWF4N–advertising, publishing houses, Franz Josef Huber's publishing house, Munich, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMM61G80–1900's Vintage Boston Postcard by Detroit Publishing Co A vintage photograph postcard of Temple Place Boston Massachusetts published by Detroit Publishing Co. in 1914.
RM2GJ6777–TRIMNELL'S HERBAL REMEDIES of Richmond ,Cardiff, (Slippery Elm Food, Nervine tonic, pills & powders) - A 1920's advertisement from a copy of the English publication ' Buffalo Bill's Library' (Aldine Publishing Co, Ltd. ) that issued a number of novelettes at a cost of 2d (two pence) known as dime novels, Though originating in America, in Britain they were known as boys' weeklies or story papers and were particularly popular before the Second World .War.
RMD17799–Employees of publishing house Gruner + Jahr Business Media demonstrate in front of their employer's headquarters in Hamburg, Germany, 07 December 2012. The final issue of the daily business nespaper 'Financial Times Germany' (FTD) appeared on 07 December 2012. Photo: CHRISTIAN CHARISIUS
RMEC20FH–Printing and publishing house Fromm, postmodern architecture, Osnabrück, Lower Saxony, Germany
RF2HPT8BN–19th century photo of Nikolskaya Street in Moscow (Kitay-gorod) view from Red Squere. Highly distinctive fasade of Synodal Publishing House and hotel
RMMC6E1P–Russian ambassador to the UK Alexander Vladimirovich Yakovenko at the Russian Embassy in London, where he announced that the Russian Embassy is publishing its own report on the Salisbury nerve gas attack, adding that the UK has still not produced any evidence to support its claims about the incident.
RM2K02NA6–Children's book cover: Lets get hold of new rifles. Vladimir Mayakovski. Drawings by V. Losin. Publishing house Kid. Moscow, 1987.
RM2RCWF4J–advertising, publishing houses, Franz Josef Huber's publishing house, Munich, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMW4YENW–Engraved postcard of the Broadway, Manhattan, New York City, New York, published by Detroit Publishing Co, 1908. From the New York Public Library. ()
RMTWWCEK–1950’s Germany Car Production Post War DKW Auto Union 'Germany's Wonder Car' Page Advertisement in duotone colour for American public magazine publishing New York USA
RM2GJ66KE–BOYS TOY, 'BULLY BOY' PEA-SHOOTER PISTOL 1/6 (one shilling and sixpence) - A 1920's advertisement from a copy of the English publication ' Buffalo Bill's Library' (Aldine Publishing Co, Ltd. ) that issued a number of novelettes at a cost of 2d (two pence) known as dime novels, Though originating in America, in Britain they were known as boys' weeklies or story papers and were particularly popular before the Second World .War.
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