Last Updated: Jun 18, 2013
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Munkacsi, Kurt, David d'Heurle and Peter Saunders: Bigger is Better, Main Carpets of the Turkmen
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Grube, Ernst J.: Keshte: Central Asian Embroideries, The Marshall and Marilyn R. Wolf Collection
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Benardout, Raymond: A Catalogue of Turkoman and Beluch Weavings from a Bygone Era
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Thompson, Jon: Oriental Carpets From the Tents, Cottages, and Workshops of Asia
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Moshkova, V.G. edited by George W. O'Bannon: Carpets of the People of Central Asia of the Late XIX and XX Centuries
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Fitz Gibbon, Kate and Andrew Hale: Uzbek Embroidery in the Nomadic Tradition: The Jack A. and Aviva Robinson Collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts
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Jourdan, Uwe: Oriental Rugs Volume 5: Turkoman
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Bidder, Hans: Carpets from Eastern Turkestan: Known as Khotan, Samarkand and Kansu Carpets
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Burns, James D.: Antique Rugs of Kurdistan: A Historical Legacy of Woven Art
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Mackie, Louise W. and Jon Thompson: Turkmen Tribal Carpets and Traditions
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Mallett, Marla: Woven Structures: A Guide to Oriental Rug and Textile Analysis
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Bogoslovskaya, Irina and Larisa Levteeva: Skullcaps of Uzbekistan, 19th-20th Centuries
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Craycraft, Michael: Belouch Prayer Rugs
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Opie, James: Tribal Rugs of Southern Persia
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Eiland, Murray L. ed.: A World of Carpets and Textiles
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ACOR 6: The Exhibitions of ACOR 6: Inclusively Baluch, Rugs of Rare Beauty from Midwest Collections, Warp-Faced Bands
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Bennett, Ian and Aziz Bassoul: Rugs of the Caucasus from Three Private Lebanese Collections (Tapis du Caucase a Travers Trois Collections Libanaises Privees)
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Rippon Boswell: The Lesley and Robert Pinner Collection of Turkmen Rugs
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Burns, James: The Caucasus: Traditions in Weaving
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Bohmer, Harald: Koekboya, Natural Dyes and Textiles: A Colour Journey from Turkey to India and Beyond
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Baktiari: Antique Oriental Carpets, A Woven Legend 1983
GWO 53. A selection of rugs from dealers, auction houses, collectors and museums presented as a 1983 calendar by this dealer. Can be used again in 2022.
$ 9.00
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Baktiari Oriental Carpet Gallery : Yoruk Rugs, a Woven Legend
GWO 1165. Good, old Yoruk rugs from various collections made into a 1982 calendar (which can be used again in 2021). This is the only monograph on Yoruk rugs and despite its format remains important f. . .
$ 15.00
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Eltz, Nicky: Woven Art of the East, A Calendar
GWO 343. Small attractive tribal rugs from Oregon collections presented in a undated calendar with a bi-weekly format. Unused.
$ 30.00
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Michaud, Roland and Sabrina, photos by: James Michener's Afghanistan, A Calendar for 1981
Wonderful pictures of the people and land of Afghanistan with descriptions by this Pulitzer Prize winning author.
$ 50.00
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Price, William T.: 1991 Bags
GWO 2115. A calendar of Caucasian and Shahsavan soumac bags or bagfaces from the Price collection. Can be used again as a calendar in 2013.
$ 30.00
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Robbins, Arky and Ginger: Kilims: A Woven Legend. 1981 Calendar
Desk calendar with full-page images of flatweaves from Turkey, Iran and the Caucasus. Can be used again in 2015.
$ 5.00
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Sassouni, Viken: Gohar: Calendar of Armenian Rugs 1982
GWO 1368. Calendar of old, inscribed Armenian carpets from which the seminal 1984 exhibition at the Kimbell Art Museum was based. Can be used again in 2021.
$ 50.00
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[Calendar]: A Collection of Turkish Rugs
A calendar covering October 1997 to December 1998. Each page shows a modern silk or wool Turkish rug. Can be used again in 2014-15.
$ 5.00
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[Calendar]: Ghereh 1997
Can be used again in 2014.
$ 5.00
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