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Wine Labels 1730-2003. A Worldwide History
Salter, John (ed.): Wine Labels 1730-2003. A Worldwide History. Woodbridge: Antique Collectors' Club, 2004. 448pp with 5 colour plates and 1456 monochrome illustrations. Hardback. 28x22cms. Silver wine labels first appeared in the 1730's to identify unmarked opaque wine bottles. Later they adorned clear glass decanters. Members of the Wine Label Circle explore the history of the labels themselves and the great collections, with details of makers, places of manufacture and styles.
Silver wine labels first appeared in the 1730's to identify unmarked opaque wine bottles. Later they adorned clear glass decanters. Members of the Wine Label Circle explore the history of the labels themselves and the great collections, with details of makers, places of manufacture and styles. Text in English
Set of Journals of the Wine Label Circle. 10
Set of Journals of the Wine Label Circle. 10. 1952-1974. 1952-1974. Wine label collections// Wine label circle Vol. 1 (1-7) 1952-54; Vol. 1 (8-15) 1954-56; Vol. 2 (1-6) 1957-58; Vol. 2 (7-11) 1959-60; Vol. 3 (1-7) 1960-64; Vol. 3 (8-10); vol 4 (1-2) 1964-66// Loose: Journal of the Wine Label Circle Vol. 4 n. 4 December 1967; Vol. 4 n. 3 June 1967 ; Vol. 5 n. 8 December 1974. Hardback. 27 X 21cms. An extensive run 1952 - 1974. Primarily produced by mimeograph in a very small number on various colours of paper. The last page of Volume I (page 11) indicates that this issue was reprinted in November 1957. Two volumes would appear to be some form of photographic reproductions and the set is illustrated throughout with tipped in , generally high quality, black and white photographs. The run is consecutively bound in red bukram in five volumes plus three additional loose journals and another bound volume labelled 'Wine Label Collections' being three collection catalogues: Sandeman Collection, Sanders and Pratt, Edward John. Provenance: From the library of the Birmingham Assay Office.
An extensive run 1952 - 1974. Primarily produced by mimeograph in a very small number on various colours of paper. The last page of Volume I (page 11) indicates that this issue was reprinted in November 1957. Two volumes would appear to be some form of photographic reproductions and the set is illustrated throughout with tipped in , generally high quality, black and white photographs. The run is consecutively bound in red bukram in five volumes plus three additional loose journals and another bound volume labelled 'Wine Label Collections' being three collection catalogues: Sandeman Collection, Sanders and Pratt, Edward John. Provenance: From the library of the Birmingham Assay Office. Text in English
THE VINIFERA WINE GROWERS JOURNAL VOL. 13 N°2 - Chardgnnay Best Money-Maker In The East; Results Of Informal 60-vineyard Survey*Saving America’s Farmland; Vineyards Can Help Stem “Alarming” Loss High Density Vine Planting In California.
VINIFERA WINE GROWERS ASSOCIATION. 1986. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Paginé de 71 à 140 - textes sur deux colonnes - ouvrage en anglais.. . . . Classification Dewey : 634.8-Viticulture, vin
Ouvrage en anglais - Sommaire : Chardgnnay Best Money-Maker In The East; Results Of Informal 60-vineyard Survey*Saving America’s Farmland; Vineyards Can Help Stem “Alarming” Loss High Density Vine Planting In California* Dr. Phillip K. Freese New, Fast, Inexpensive Pesticide Detector*Close Spacing At Virginia Valley View Vineyard; The Bottom Line Is 5 Tons Per Acre Vine Spacing: Continuing Research Mondavi Experiments With Close Spacing5th Virginia Wine Competition; Monticello Director To Present Jefferson Trophy 600 Wine German Festivals Scheduled In 1986 Bottles of Fun: Wine Collecting* Lisa M. Antonelli Water And The Grape* Sam J. SebastianiGrow Vinifera In North Carolina! But Where? Hope For The Tobacco State* Larry G. SomersPotential Vinifera Winegrowing Counties In North CarolinaCold Weather Pruning TipEnology Society, East, Meets In Erie, Penn.Arizona Bar Loses Dram Shop CaseWhen Jesus Turned Water Into Wine* Professor Robert Miller Mississippi Short Course “Overwhelming Success”Oregon First With State Wine Cellar Canada’s Vinifera Wins Only GoldConnecticut Ripens for State Wineries* Sharon Kenyon California Floods Did Little Vineyard Damage Care of Garments After Spraying*Washington State’s Wine Sales IncreaseCommonsense Cooking With Wine*; Overturning Some Old “Wisdom”Atlanta Organization Expands Its ScopeCrown Gall Serious In GeorgiaCalifornia Has World’s Largest Eno/Vit LibraryThe Health Benefits Of Wine* Dr. Paul Scholten, M.D.New Mexico Conference Focused On Problems Arkansas Has Eight Wineries Vancouver Trade Show “Vintage ’86” In August Petite Monteiths “A Toast To Liberty”Moderation In The Use Of Sulfur Dioxide* Professor Cornelius S. Ough Old Wine Collections Can be Sold In California Reducing Spray Droplet ReboundResurgence Of Colorado Winegrowing Thomas A. Brady, Jr.Jefferson Sought To Reform The Taste Of His New Country* Miss Lucia S. GoodwinForming A Virginia Winery Co-op (X)*; On Schedule For 1st Fall CrushWater Those Y oung Vines“Wine East” Editor To Receive Monteith TrophyRecord Auction Price For A German WineBroadbent Cited “Personnalite de l’Annee”Wine Growers Join Campaign To Restore 180-Year-01d Virginia Water Mill* Linda BosleyU. S. Consulate Bordeaux Will Observe Jefferson’s 1787 Visit BicentennialVirginia Wine Auction Will Highlight 11th Annual Middleburg Wine FestivalAuction Study Shows Wine A Good Investment1985 Wine Festival Patrons And SponsorsTennessee Compiling Vineyard Inventory Classification Dewey : 634.8-Viticulture, vin
THE VINIFERA WINE GROWERS JOURNAL VOL.13 N°4 - Do High Yields Lower The Quality Of The Wine? Scientists Agree This Is True Ohio Grapp-Wine Short Course In February Pennsylvania Conference In March Wineries Unlimited Feb. 2-4How To Make A Bordeaux-Style ..
VINIFERA WINE GROWERS ASSOCIATION. 1986. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Paginé de 211 à 282 - textes sur deux colonnes - ouvrage en anglais.. . . . Classification Dewey : 634.8-Viticulture, vin
Ouvrage en anglais - Sommaire : Do High Yields Lower The Quality Of The Wine? Scientists Agree This Is True Ohio Grapp-Wine Short Course In February Pennsylvania Conference In March Wineries Unlimited Feb. 2-4How To Make A Bordeaux-Style Red Wine*, Sterling Vineyards’ Reserve Cabernet Is A Winner UnlockingThe Secrets Of Making Pinot Noir*, How Sanford Made its Best-Of-Show Bruce M. Galphin “Fastest Wine In The West”Research On Degree Of Rot Affecting Wine QualityImports Continue To SlideLong Island Ag Forum January 29-30Small Scale Sparkling Wine Production Checklist Andy Dabrowski Preventing Stuck Fermentations With Yeast Ghosts John L. Herbert Oenotech 87 Conference In Geneva May 5-9 Winter Symposium Held In Florida Washington Wineries Contribute To Growth Making Interstate Wine Shipments Legal Brian St. Pierre Breeding Grapes For Cold Hardiness & Quality James N. Moore Vinifera In The Deep SouthVinifera Viticulture In Southeast Pennsylvania Richard H. Naylor Wine Per Capita Up, Spirits Down Pennsylvania Chardonnay Wine Production Eric Miller Eastern Pennsylvania Vinifera Rootstocks S. R. and M. E. Butler Record Keeping: Key To Survival9th State VWGA Conference In Lancaster Cross Pollinates Eno/Vit Technology 676 Wineries In CaliforniaFor Treasonable Toasts*, The Breadalbane ‘Amen’ Glass Dr. Geoffrey B. SeddonMirassou Tasting Panels Seek Marketing TrendsMedical Studies Refute Sulfite Labeling Claims John A. De Luca“Gamay” Variety Is Really The “Valdiguie”BATF Issues Sulfite Labeling Regulations American Wine Exposition, Dallas, March 6-8 Operating A New Winery CooperativeTackling The First Hard Questions Capt. Carl C. Hilscher, USN (Ret.)Facing The Winemaker’s Challenge Steven ReederVirginia’s Barboursville Wines To EuropeRhode Island’s Nouveau Bows November 12Jefferson’s 1784 d’Yquem Fetches $56,000 Francis X. ClinesChateau d’Yquem Records18th Century Wheel EngravingChateau d’Yquem 1784 ‘Of The First Quality’ J. Michael Broadbent New York Has New Winery Association Washington State Cabernets Outperform California Blanc de WhateverThe Joys Of A Small Cellar James ConowaySeminar, Other Events Planned For Bicentennial Of Jefferson’s Visit To Bordeaux Bottled Wine Library, New Accessions*, A Very Early Eastern Zinfandel Origin Of “Blush” Wines Rare Ship’s Decanter Classification Dewey : 634.8-Viticulture, vin
THE VINIFERA WINE GROWERS JOURNAL VOL.12 N°3 - Winemaking In Europe Vs. Virginia By Jacques A. Recht, Ingenieur I.F. Br. Tennessee Annual Meeting Nov. 15-16Jefferson’s Paris Wines Found; 1784 d’Yquem Bottles ...
VINIFERA WINE GROWERS ASSOCIATION. 1985. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Paginé de 141 à 210 - ouvrage en anglais - textes sur deux colonnes.. . . . Classification Dewey : 634.8-Viticulture, vin
Ouvrage en anglais - Sommaire : Winemaking In Europe Vs. Virginia By Jacques A. Recht, Ingenieur I.F. Br. Tennessee Annual Meeting Nov. 15-16Jefferson’s Paris Wines Found; 1784 d’Yquem Bottles Have His Initials Monticello Vineyard Restoration; Jefferson Favored Vinifera, Peter Hatch English Vineyards Go To Press; Vineyards Raise Land Values, Michael Hanson First Netherlands Fair Oct. 24-28 New French “Hearty” WineA Short History of Minnesota Grape Culture, John Marshall Why The Browns Planted High Altitude Vinifera In Arizona Rather Than Jojoba, Thomas A. Brady, Jr.New Jersey Hosts VWGA 8th State Meet Nov. 16Pioneering A Suburban Vineyard/Winery; Connecticut Planners Study Amendment, Kathleen M. Edgecomb Delete “Wine” from 21st Amendment?Biltmore Estates Spray ScheduleVirginia Vineyards By Counties, Robert W. MooreSt. Emilion And Its Jurade; Bordeaux Wine Society Born In The 1100’s,William Seth Shepard VWGA Receives “Appreciation” Certificate Kentucky Society Meets October 26Rare Opportunity To Study Winemaking; Earning A Master’s Degree At Fresno, Celeste McKenzie Italian Wine Production High Oregon Winegrape Plantings DoubleYeast Strains Used In Winemaking (II); “Brettanomyces spp.Yeast And Wine Making”Pruning For Cold Hardiness StudyForming A Virginia Winery Co-op (VII; Site Obtained, Building Design Approved Productivity Trophy Dedicated To Charter Members Pennsylvania Bill To Save Farmland INTERVITIS German Symposium In 1986 Virginia Sets New Festival Standards; 10th Middleburg Wine Festival Innovations First Commercial Midwest Judging Do Wine Competitions Help The Consumer?Fertilization Of Florida VineyardsSmall, New Wineries Win Big In 4th Virginia Wine Competition Association Honors Dr. Frank; Gave Thrust To European Varietal Growing Wine Pioneer Dies; Dr. Konstantin D. Frank Was A “Giant” In U.S. Wine History, Mark Wert West Virginia Plants More Hybrids Classification Dewey : 634.8-Viticulture, vin
