Angus & Robertson and the British trade in Australian Books, 1930-1970: the getting of bookselling

Description

Unique IDLIB-00014940Alternative titleAngus & Robertson and the British trade in Australian Books, 1930-1970: the getting of bookselling wisdom/ Jason D. EnsorDate1st January 2012Date qualifieryear onlyDescriptionDescription: A unique look into the history of Australias largest publisher, Angus & Robertson, and its role in the development of Australias export book trade. Ensor at ANU.

The company that loved Australian books

The overseas books in Australian publishing history

Triangles of publishing and other stories

The world is made of paper restrictions

The first salesman in London

The getting of bookselling wisdom

Preparing for operation London

The shiralee in the north

A commercial and cultural relationship

Tomorrow, when London publishing ended

A house is rebuilt

The hidden parts of publishing fortune

Learning from a distance

Public Note: Includes indexLanguageEnglish (eng)IllustrationsBlack and white illustrationsPublisherAnthem PressPlace of publicationLondon
England

Format

FormatPublication - Book

Numbering & Quantity

Number of pages256

Characteristics

Dimensions (free text)23 cm

Access

Subject tagsPublishers and publishingHistory20th centuryBooksellers and booksellingLiteratureGreat BritainBook industries and tradeForeign economic relations

Identification

Dewey decimal numberSRC 070.50994 ENSOISBN/ISSN9780857285669Source system IDR0000328223Alternative ID30002037870748

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CollectionBooks and Journals

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Angus & Robertson and the British trade in Australian Books, 1930-1970: the getting of bookselling