| It reprints newspaper classics from the early 20th century, at their original size, every watercolour nuance preciously preserved. |
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| Have a look in the remainder bookshop and you'll find cheap reprints of the original texts. |
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| Publishers normally order reprints of older titles when they suddenly become topical again like in the case of Afghanistan. |
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| Most of the Fujifilm Aladdin and Kodak Picture Maker kiosks you'll find in stores were designed to make reprints from scanned-in photos. |
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| Their books have received great recognition, meriting several reprints and earning numerous literary awards. |
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| Please be sure all reprints retain the original copyright, source, and author name. |
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| There are reprints of popular titles in colourful paperbacks at special prices. |
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| Among collectors and art professionals these reprints are called Heisei editions. |
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| The quality of the reprints was such that the photos appeared to have lost nothing due to the passage of time. |
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| She reprints a cartoon that shows three women in bathing suits and sashes as if in a Miss America pageant. |
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| Migne's printers set older editions in close-packed, double-columned reprints from stereotypes on steam-driven presses. |
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| This contains reprints of articles from books and periodicals by the editors, Douglas Gomery, Nicholas Garnham, Oscar H. Gandy Jr., and Robert W. McChesney. |
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| Several subsequent British reprints as well as editions by Le Clerc and Imbault in Paris and Roger in Amsterdam attest to their popularity in the 18th century. |
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| We'd publish reprints and vintage articles, a new article that had to do with a similar topic, and a technical, aesthetic, history or conservation article. |
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| There are three new reprints of books on the Second World War. |
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| He also reprints two long letters he wrote on behalf of Mrs Stravinsky that absorbingly describe the Stravinsky's California household and its routines. |
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| The section contains about 44,000 reprints and books and currently holds the most important periodicals of mammalogy and vertebrate palaeontology. |
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| Or do you tell your customer that you can fix her photo, have it enlarged, add some reprints for other relatives and give her an exquisite custom frame job? |
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| Levy reprints and translates a letter written by Louis's archchaplain Helisachar to describe his work editing an antiphoner. |
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| The line engravings produced for the covers of 19th century reprints of The Wealth of Nations were based largely on Tassie's medallion. |
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| Quantity reprints are available by calling Mikki Kyack at Ext. |
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| Most other early Latin editions are reprints of that edition. |
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| Many are reprints of articles made available to the public at no charge. |
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