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      • JOHN KING DAVIS: «High Latitude.», 1919 + «Willis Island.», 1923 | INSCRIBED copies
        Jun. 15, 2024

        JOHN KING DAVIS: «High Latitude.», 1919 + «Willis Island.», 1923 | INSCRIBED copies

        Est: kr6,000 - kr10,000

        High Latitude. Melbourne University Press: 1962. Photographic portrait frontispiece, 6 maps, 25 photographic illustrations. Publisher’s green cloth, spine lettered in silver, in jacket. SIGNED by Davis: ”John K. Davis Melbourne June 1963”. Taurus 141; Spence 355; Conrad p142.  First edition. Experienced sea captains in Antarctic waters must have been in short supply, as Davis served on no less than five major Antarctic expeditions between 1907 and 1931. [with DOUGLAS MAWSON] Willis Island. A Storm Warning Station in the Coral Sea. With an Introductory Chapter by Griffith Taylor. With 37 Photographs and 12 Maps and Line Drawings. Melbourne: Critchley Parker, 1923. Publisher’s blue cloth. INSCRIBED by Davis: ”Commodore G. W. Moore C.B.E.R.N. with compliments and best wishes from J. K. Davis Melbourne July. 26-4 6 000 – 10 000 NOK € 510-850

        SD | Auctions
      • JOHN DAVIS KENNEDY (Activo 1920- 1950) - "Vista del Sena"
        Jul. 16, 2020

        JOHN DAVIS KENNEDY (Activo 1920- 1950) - "Vista del Sena"

        Est: €80 - €400

        JOHN DAVIS KENNEDY (Activo 1920- 1950) "Vista del Sena" Acuarela sobre papel 25 x 35 cm Firmado: John D. Kennedy, 1921

        Arte Subastas Bilbao
      • John W. Davis Two 1924 Portrait Celluloids
        Oct. 14, 2016

        John W. Davis Two 1924 Portrait Celluloids

        Est: $200 - $300

        Two 3/4-view, bust-length black & white portraits of John W. Davis on a black ground, and imprinted in white "For President / John W. Davis". Button with darker ground imprinted with union bug at 3 o'clock, reverse impressed at the center with New York Union label. Other button imprinted in white at the base of the curl with copyright insignia and initials, retains back paper imprinted in black Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N.J., and with Trades Union oval insignia.

        Roland Auctions NY
      • John W. Davis Three 1924 Portrait Buttons
        Oct. 14, 2016

        John W. Davis Three 1924 Portrait Buttons

        Est: $250 - $350

        Comprises two 7/8" celluloid pinback buttons with imprint "For President / John W. Davis" and a 3/4" lithographic button imprinted "Davis For President." All retain back papers with manufacturers Whitehead & Hoag [Newark, N.J.], St. Louis Button Co. [Saint Louis, MO.], and The American Artworks Co. [Coshocton, OH.]. .

        Roland Auctions NY
      • John W. Davis Five 1924 Celluloid Buttons
        Oct. 14, 2016

        John W. Davis Five 1924 Celluloid Buttons

        Est: $75 - $125

        1/2" to 3/4". Includes: 1.) Two celluloid buttons imprinted "DAVIS" on black ground, smaller with imprinted back paper "Manufactured by / The American Art World / Coshocton / Ohio", reverse of larger printed "Green Duck Co Chicago" 2.) Button imprinted "DAVIS / and / BRYAN", center of reverse with traces of an impressed oval copyright stamp; "Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N.J." back paper; 3.) Cartoon button imprinted in red with a rooster crowing "1924", 4.)Button imprinted in blue "John W. Davis / for / President / Club / (oval trademark) 40", with red border on white ground, Partial back paper "... New York / USA"

        Roland Auctions NY
      • John W. Davis: A Fine 1924 Campaign Watch Fob with Inse
        Feb. 28, 2015

        John W. Davis: A Fine 1924 Campaign Watch Fob with Inse

        Est: $240 - $360

        John W. Davis: A Fine 1924 Campaign Watch Fob with Inset 7/8-inch Celluloid. Coolidge and LaFollette mates were also produced, making a very attractive set. From the {A HREF="http://www.ha.com/information/merrill-berman-political-collection.s" target="_blank"}Merrill C. Berman Collection{/A}.

        Heritage Auctions
      • SAINT-JOHN PERSE. Amitié du Prince. Ronald Davis, 1924. Fac-similé du manuscrit et de sa reliure par Daniel Jacomet. Première édition en volume du texte publié dans la revue Commerce quelques mois avant. Tirage à 100 exemplaires signés par l'auteur.
        Mar. 06, 2010

        SAINT-JOHN PERSE. Amitié du Prince. Ronald Davis, 1924. Fac-similé du manuscrit et de sa reliure par Daniel Jacomet. Première édition en volume du texte publié dans la revue Commerce quelques mois avant. Tirage à 100 exemplaires signés par l'auteur.

        Est: €600 - €800

        SAINT-JOHN PERSE. Amitié du Prince. Ronald Davis, 1924. Fac-similé du manuscrit et de sa reliure par Daniel Jacomet. Première édition en volume du texte publié dans la revue Commerce quelques mois avant. Tirage à 100 exemplaires signés par l'auteur.

        Alde
      • 1924 John W. Davis Jumbo Campaign Display
        Dec. 15, 2007

        1924 John W. Davis Jumbo Campaign Display

        Est: $3,000 - $4,000

        1924 John W. Davis Jumbo Campaign Display Badge Offered is a beautiful 4"-diameter sepia display badge of 1924 Democratic Presidential candidate John W. Davis. Davis was a West Virginia attorney with Wall Street connections. His candidacy was, effectively, the compromise of a Democratic Party badly fractured by contrasting, geographically-based loyalties. The party's regional blocs were persistently unable to come to agreement with regard to Prohibition, the Ku Klux Klan, and other divisive issues. Democrats nominally working to put together a coalition conducted voting on the Convention floor for 16 days, refusing to concede their deadlocking polarization. Finally, the delegates were freed from party bosses' instructions (on the 100th ballot!), and Davis was nominated. The results taken away from the fractious convention proved ill-fated, however. Lack of initial enthusiasm for Davis' candidacy, combined with a rebounding economy that abetted the candidacy of Republican Calvin Coolidge, netted the smallest Democratic polling percentage in history. The Davis ticket earned only 29 percent of the popular vote, against Coolidge's 54 percent. The large-size celluloid Davis disc, offered, is unique in its simplicity and effect. Davis' portrait is the central, and only, feature. His gaze radiates the level of capability that the Democrats hoped would help him to win office. The succinct, "For President - John W. Davis" caption is direct and unambiguous. Unlike most circular-shaped campaign memorabilia, this rare piece is not a pinbacked button. The reverse side is cardboard-filled, with a collapsible pedestal that allowed the button to stand prominently erect. (As an executive's desk-top political statement, this piece must have been superb to behold!) This glamorous collectible is at least EX/MT in grade, with a nearly-glistening surface and a dramatic level of visual presentation. The collet contains note of manufacture by Whitehead and Hoag, copyright by Underwood and Underwood, and the then all-important union label. Close inspection reveals a razor-thin, 1/4"-long cello crack, by the knot of Davis' tie, that is invisible to casual viewing. We believe, because we've admired this collectible in the industry for close to two decades, that this fissure is incapable of further extension. The fault hasn't changed in all those years, and we're confident that the value of the pin is unaffected by its presence. Of potentially greater concern is an unobtrusive fault that does impact value. One-third of the cardboard back-stand is missing. It could be routinely replaced by a competent restorer, and doesn't affect the piece's usual lying-flat means of display. An extremely rare artifact and a majestic centerpeice for a very difficult candidate.

        Mastro Auctions
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