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La France Images of Women and Ideas of Nations 1789-1989
Attractive exhibition catalogue with good reproductions.Includes a good series of essays by various authors . Donald Watson - First Edition South Bank Centre
Bookseller reference : 024327 ISBN : 0975190423
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Blossom Time Playbill 1922 Philadelphia Lyric Theatre book and lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly; music from melodies of Franz Schubert and H. Berle adapted by Sigmund Romberg
Lyric Theatre unknown Philadelphia Pa.: Lyric Theatre 1922. Very Good. 24 p.: illustrated advertisements; 20 cm. Stapled program printed in black and orange with "Lyric & Adelphi Theatres" on front cover. The program for "Blossom Time" at the Lyric Theatre beginning Mon. Oct. 23 1922. Book and lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly; music from melodies of Franz Schubert and H. Berle adapted by Sigmund Romberg; under the personal direction of J.J. Shubert. Featuring Olga Cook Zoe Barnett Ann Milburn Marion Barton Ethel Branden Emmie Niclas Howard Marsh Bertram Peacock and others. With ads for many Philadelphia businesses including several ads for automobiles the Daniels and the Jordan. In Very Good Condition: covers are lightly soiled; pages are clean and tight.
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Charles Muehlhauser Estate Release of Dower 1915 to Jacob B. Kline
unknown 1915. Near Fine. 5 typescript leaves in blue folded cover stamped "May 17 1915." Charles Muehlhauser died intestate on Dec. 24 1874 leaving his widow Mary Muehlhauser and seven children. Mary Muehlhauser died on 3 April 1915 and by this document her remaining heirs released the dower righst to four tracts of land in Upper Salford Township Montgomery County Pa. to Jacob B. Kline. Signed on May 15 1915 by Hattie R. Reiff Allen G. Reiff William F. Dannehower William F. Muehlhauser Alfred F. Muehlhauser Morris F. Muehlhauser William D. Rowland Katharine H. Fox and T. Darl Buckwalter. Embossed stamp of Katherine H. Fox the notary public on the last leaf. In Near Fine Condition: very slightly soiled.
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Circle 18 Cook Book Cookbook
Broad Street M.E. Church W.S.C.S. unknown Drexel Hill Pa.: Broad Street M.E. Church W.S.C.S. 1948. Very Good -. 104 p.: photographs drawings; 22 cm. Green and silver paper covers on green plastic rings; black cover title. The word "Circle" on the cover and title page is represented by a circle around the words "18 Cook Book." Reproduced by College Offset Press Philadelphia. No date of publication; the recipe for Great Grandmother's Suet Pudding p. 86 has the dates 1810 and 1948 next to it. The recipes are all reproduced in script rather than type. Includes the poem "Daily Bread" by Frances M. Kensill and advertisements for local businesses including Ruth Welles' show on KYW and a seller of Trixy foundation garments. Recipes include: clam pie; noodles with Italian sauce; chicken mousse; 2 versions of barbecued franks neither of which involves barbecue and one of which includes lima beans; chow mein; Arizona onions a "salad"; vinegar dressing for dandelion salad; Minnehaha cake; Poor Man's fruit cake butterless eggless milkless; Dutch cake; angel pie; flapper's pudding; and sailors duff. In Very Good- Condition: edges of cover are rubbed; front cover browned along spine; last leaf starting to detach; otherwise pages are clean and tight.
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Eliza Thornton
American Tract Society unknown New York: American Tract Society 1848. Very Good -. 16 p.: frontispiece and title vignette; 14 cm. Stitched paper wrapper printed in light red with front wrapper illustration and title within decorative frame. This is no. 31 of the American Tract Society's Series III. Publisher's address on title page: 150 Nassau St. No date of publication but the American Tract Society was first located at 150 Nassau St. New York in 1832. This copy was printed in the new typeface introduced in 1848. Publisher's advertisement on back wrapper. In Very Good- Condition: wrapper slightly soiled; old faint dampstain in lower section of back wrapper and along gutter of last 8 leaves; otherwise clean and tight.
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Girl Scout Leader's Guide: Intermediate Program
Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. hardcover New York: Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. 1955. Near Fine. 8 278 p.: illustrations; 21 cm. Grey cloth spine with grey and green paper over boards. Green spine and cover titles. Brown patterned endpapers. Former owner's name on half title page covered by a small label bearing the name of another former owner; same label also at head of title page. In Near Fine Condition: ends of spine and corners very lightly rubbed; signs of former ownership noted above; otherwise clean and bright.
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The International Who's Who of Women, 1994-95
stickers on the bottom of the cover and spine. stamps on the FEP, Title page and on the page block. pages are clean, bright and tight. Illustrated with b/w Diagrams - Y Europa Pub Ltd
Bookseller reference : 152594 ISBN : 0946653852
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History of the Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren in Christ
United Brethren Publishing House unknown Dayton Ohio: United Brethren Publishing House 1910. Very Good. 143 1 p.: frontispiece 17 unpaginated pages of illustrations and 6 maps; 19 cm. Dark brown cloth with dark brown-stamped cover title. No dust jacket. Includes officers from 1875 to 1910 chronological table tracing the accomplishments of the Association from its founding in 1875 to the time of publication a directory listing missionaries from the date their service began and giving their place of education and statistics of United Brethren Foreign Missions. The missionaries associated with the Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren in Christ served in Sierra Leone China Japan Puerto Rico and the Philippines. They also worked with Chinese immigrants in Portland Oregon. First Edition. In Very Good Condition: corners and ends of spine rubbed; a few upper corner creases not impacting the text; pages are clean and tight.
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Women's Employment and Multinationals in Europe
Sun bleaching and bookshelf wear to dust jacket spine. Fletcher, Geoffrey S. - Y Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
Bookseller reference : 155178 ISBN : 0333438779
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Women, Scholarship and Criticism C. 1790-1900
Very light indentation on front cover and slight grubiness on rear cover. Otherwise as new. Rosemonde Nairac - N Manchester University Press
Bookseller reference : 150264 ISBN : 0719057205
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Women: Challenges to the Year 2000
Library sticker to spine and FEP. Stamp to FEP and Contents page. Text is clean, tight and bright. Zur Geschichte Kaiser Friedrich Des III. In Den Jahren 1452-1467 - Y United Nations
Bookseller reference : 036364 ISBN : 9211004586
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Mothers Through the Eyes of Women Writers: A Barnard College Collection
Conari Pr paperback Berkeley California U.S.A.: Conari Pr 2001. VG paperback. Paper Binding. Very Good.
ISBN : 1573245674 9781573245678
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Our Famous Women An Authorized and Complete Record of the Lives and Deeds of Eminent Women of our Times: Giving for the First Time the Life History of Women Who H; Replete with anecdotes Thrilling Incidents and Reminiscencesave Won Their Way From Poverty and Obscurity to Fame and Glory
Hartford Publishing Co. unknown Hartford Conn.: Hartford Publishing Co. 1888. Good. 715 p.: added engraved title page 30 leaves of portraits and illustrations included in pagination; 23 cm. Publisher's maroon cloth with embossed spine title and gilt-stamped spine and cover titles and decoration; blind-stamped decoration on both boards. Blue-and-white floral pattern endpapers. Added engraved title page: Our Famous Women: An Authorized Record of Their Lives and Deeds Hartford Conn.: A.D. Worthington & Co. Former owner's inscription on blank leaf following front endpapers: "H.R.N. June 19 1948." Contains essays on Catherine E. Beecher and A.D.T. Whitney by Harriet Beecher Stowe; on Harriet Beecher Stowe and Harriet Prescott Spofford by Rose Terry Cooke; on Rose Terry Cooke Clara Louise Kellogg Louise Chandler Moulton and Mary L. Booth by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; on Mary A. Livermore by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; on Clara Barton by Lucy Larcom; on Lucy Larcom by A.D.T. Whitney; on Margaret Fuller Frances E. Willard and Mary Virginia Terhune Marion Harland by Kate Sanborn; on Louisa M. Alcott by Louise Chandler Moulton; on Lucretia Mott by Mary Clemmer; on Anne Whitney by Mary A. Livermore; on Elizabeth Prentiss by Marion Harland; on Lydia Maria Child by Susan Coolidge; on the Doctors Blackwell Mary Mapes Dodge and Abby Hopper Gibbons by Lucia Gilbert Runkle; on Maria Mitchell by Julia Ward Howe; on Susan B. Anthony by Elizabeth Cady Stanton; on Elizabeth Cady Stanton by Laura Curtis Bullard; on Mary Clemmer and Charlotte Cushman by Lilian Whiting; on Elizabeth Stuart Phelps by Elizabeth T. Spring; on Frances Hodgson Burnett by Elizabeth Bryant Johnston; on Julia Ward Howe by Maud Howe. "Sold only by subscription." With a clipping found in the book of a 1959 review by Ishbel Ross of a biography of Ernestine L. Rose by Juri Suhi. As was typical of a subscription work of the late 19th century this book was issued under the imprint of several publishers in the 1880s. In Good Condition: cover is rubbed with small holes along spine; ends of spine fraying; cloth separating along lower front joint; discoloration along lower edge of front board; hinges are weak; endpaper separating along front hinge; pp. xv-xvi detached but present; four pages have shadow from former presence of clipping; pages are otherwise clean and tight.
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The Acorn: an Illustrated Quarterly Magazine Devoted to Literature and Art issue no. 1
Caradoc Press unknown London: Caradoc Press 1905. Very Good -. 6 152 8 p.: frontispiece and 4 additional leaves of plates 8 in-text illustrations; 23 cm. Original calf spine with terracotta paper over boards; cover title and price printed in darker terracotta. The tissue-guarded frontispiece is Fishmongers Wharf London Bridge an etching by Frank Brangwyn. The other plates consist of Old Fisherman an etching by H.G. Webb; Les Champs Elysees a photogravure by Antoine Watteau; and portraits of Cyril Scott and Percy Grainer tipped onto heavier stock. The woodcut initials and ornaments are by H.G. Webb. Contains the first publication of W.B. Yeats' poem "Do Not Love Too Long." Caradoc Press was established by H.D. and H.G. Webb Hesva D. Webb and Harry George Webb at Bedford Park Chiswick England in 1899. They published only two issues of this ambitious magazine; this is the first. Contents: Angkor a Pilgrimage by Edmund Candler; Do Not Love too Long by W.B. Yeats; The Wythan Tree by Violet Jacob; The Troth of the Sword by Arthur C. Benson; Prescience by Jeannie W. Netter; El Djezair by Israfel; Sonnets by Ethel Wheeler; The Secret of the Wood by Ella Hepworth Dixon; The Sun by G.K. Chesterton; A Word about Watteau by John Todhunter; Madame de Meline by Netta Syrett; In Defence of Modernity by Constance Smedley; The Suitor by Marc Ryan; The Work of Laurence Hope by H. Pearl Humphry; and A Wagner Fantasy by G.H. In Very Good- Condition: leather is rubbed; loss of 2 x 2 cm. at tail of spine; cover slightly soiled; edges and corners rubbed; scattered foxing; tissue guard and title page more heavily foxed; plates are clean.
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The American Voice No. 1 1985
Sallie Bingham unknown Louisville Ky.: Sallie Bingham 1985. Near Fine. 99 1 p.: photographs; 23 cm. Soft cover. This is the first issue of this literary journal. It includes the first appearance of a poem by Marge Piercy "Moves on the Ceiling" as well as works by authors Ai Ann Taylor Allen Michael Blumenthal Richard Dokey Elaine Equi Anne Valley Fox Merrill Joan Gerber Bette Howland Fenton Johnson Joe Ashby Porter Sergio Ramirez Leon Rooke Janet Beeler Shaw and Peggy Steele. Also includes photographs by Alex Traube. In Near Fine Condition: slight creasing to corners.
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The Colonial Echo 1931 published by the Student Body of the College of William and Mary ex libris: Lucile Maxfield of Philadelphia
College of William and Mary unknown Williamsburg Va.: College of William and Mary 1931. Good -. 14 19-291 13 p.: illustrations; 27 cm. Black faux leather with embossed gilt spine title and cover title; front board has embossed gilt illustration and blind-stamped decoration along fore-edge. Blue marbled endpapers. Ex Libris on first page is filled in by Lucile Maxfield. Various inscriptions throughout to Lucile Maxfield of Philadelphia Pa. including by Laura Jeter Parker 1911-1972 and Roy U. Nottingham 1919-1998. Many photographs of athletics and student organizations portraits of students and faculty and advertisements for local businesses. In Good- Condition: cover is soiled; corners are rubbed; front hinge is weak; 2-cm. tear from lower edge of pp. 179-80 without loss; pp. 195-96 partially detached but complete; yellowing along page edges throughout; scattered soiling and foxing.
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The Colophon New Series: A Quarterly for Bookmen Spring 1936 Vol. 1 No. 4
Pynson Printers unknown New York: Pynson Printers 1936. Very Good . Nason Thomas W. 481-644 p.: 1 wood engraving included in pagination and additional illustrations; 24 cm. Illustrated paper over board. Cover title: The Colophon: A Book Collectors' Quarterly. Title page in red and black. Designed by W.A. Dwiggins. Continuously paginated with vol. 1 no. 3. Includes index to New Series vol. 1. With: the 4-page notice that vol. 2 would have additional graphic interest and plea for subscriptions. Contents: The President as Author by Frederick B. Adams Jr. -- A London Bookseller's Ledger of 1535 by William A. Jackson -- The Imprints of A. Edw. Newton & Co. 1887-1893 by John T. Winterich -- Connecticut Pastoral a wood engraving by Thomas W. Nason -- A Connecticut Yankee in King Alfred's Country by Carl J. Weber -- Northern Bryant and Southern Hayne by Edward G. Bernard -- My Memoirs of the Civil War by MacKinlay Kantor; illustrations by Donald McKay re: William Cullen Braynt and Paul Hamilson Hayne -- Series of Books about Books by Ruth S. Granniss -- Bibliographical Notes on James Joyce's "Ulysses" by R.F. Roberts -- On Being Famous by Rockwell Kent -- Rockwell--Before or After by Norman Rockwell -- The McGuffey Readers by Henry Ford -- "Jolly Old Pedagogue" by D. Kenneth Laub -- Practical Education by Bertha Coolidge re: Maria Edgeworth. Advertisements for book-related businesses on pp. 622-639. Particularly amusing is the pair of articles by Rockwell Kent and Norman Rockwell on their frequently being mistaken for one another. In Very Good Condition: spine slightly sunned; back cover slightly soiled; pages are clean and tight.
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The Colophon New Series: A Quarterly for Bookmen Summer 1935 Vol. 1 No. 1
Pynson Printers unknown New York: Pynson Printers 1935. Very Good -. 159 1 p.: illustrations; 24 cm. Illustrated paper over board. Cover title: The Colophon: A Book Collectors' Quarterly. Title page in red and black. Designed by W.A. Dwiggins and presenting the debut of his Electra type. Contents: Burt Emmett by Sherwood Anderson -- America's First Bibles by Randolph G. Adams -- Herman Melville as I Recall Him by Oscar Wegelin -- Fly-Specks and Folios by Robert M. Smith -- Stephen Collins Foster Dramatic Collaborator by Edward G. Fletcher -- Waverley in America by David A. Randall -- Alexandre Dumas Benefactor by F. W. Reed -- George Eliot and John Chapman: A Fragment by Blanch Colton Williams -- More About the Mouse-Trap by Burton Stevenson -- A Note on "The Monk" by Frederick Coykendall -- Longfellow's Original Sin of Imitation by Lawrance R. Thompson -- Who wrote "English Notes" by J.A. T. Lloyd -- A Note on Ernest Hemingway by Louis Henry Cohn -- An Early American Story of Utopia by Nelson F. Adkins about Mary Griffith's early American utopian story "Three Hundred Years Hence" -- Some Recent Books about Paper by Ruth Shepard Granniss -- The Crow's Nest by F.B. Adams Jr. Advertisements for book-related businesses on pp. 146-159. In Very Good- Condition: spine slightly sunned; back cover stained and soiled; pages are clean and tight.
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The Deportation of Women and Girls from Lille
George H. Doran Co. unknown New York: George H. Doran Co. 1917. Very Good -. 2 81 p.; 26 cm. 10 inches. "Translated textually from the Note addressed by the French Government to the Governments of Neutral Powers on the conduct of the German Authorities towards the population of the French Departments in the occupation of the enemy. With extracts from other documents annexed to the note relating to German branches of international law during 1914 1915 1916." Brown speckled paper over boards with title printed in black on spine and front cover. Bookplate of Washington County Historical Society on front fixed endpaper indicating that the book was given to the Society by Sir Gilbert Parker on Jan. 26 1917. Parker had headed Britain's propaganda efforts in the United States since 1914. Eight days after Parker gave this book to the Washington County Historical Society President Woodrow Wilson severed diplomatic ties with Germany and Parker resigned as head of propaganda in the United States feeling that his work was done. Shelf number in ink at head of front cover and front free endpaper. Additonal bookplate for Washington County Historical Society on back fixed endpaper. The documents reproduced here relate to Germany deporting over 20000 civilian women and teenagers from Lille and environs and making them into forced agricultural laborers in April 1916. In Very Good- Condition: spine is scraped; slight loss of paper at tail of spine; some fading on front cover; pages are clean and tight.
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The Dome: An Illustrated Magazine and Review of Literature Music Architecture and the Graphic Arts; Volume Two of the New Series Jan. Feb. March 1899
Sign of the Unicorn unknown London: Sign of the Unicorn 1899. Very Good . vii 1 264 p. many leaves of plates included in page count 3 leaves of plates not included in page count: music illustrations; 23 cm. Contemporary dark blue cloth with gilt-stamped title and publication information on spine and both boards. Pages are unopened. The theme of much of these three issues is poetry. Contents include: the first appearance of the poem "Martini Luigi Implora Pace" by Stephen Phillips later included in his New Poems 1908; 3 works by Israfel Gertrude Reese Hudson: Chestnuts: A Study in Ivory Bill: An Idyll and The Amateur: An Appreciation; 3 woodcuts by Gordon Craig: Dumas Papa A Poster and A Pictorial Post-Card tipped-in; Berceuse words by Diana Gardner; music by Fallas Shaw; Die Wasserlilie words by Heine; music by Harold Thorp; The Dome: An Old English Song by William Lawes edited by Arnold Dolmetsch; A Second Note on Piranesi by L.A. Corbeille; The Massacre of the Innocents by M. Maeterlinck translated by Edith Wingate Rinder; and poems by Fiona Macleod Francis Thompson Gordon Bottomley Louis Barsac Laurence Housman Laurence Binyon T. Sturge Moore Reginald Cripps and Arthur Symons. In Very Good Condition: lightly rubbed; lower back corner bumped; ink smear on a few pages; otherwise clean and tight.
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The Dome: An Illustrated Magazine and Review of Literature Music Architecture and the Graphic Arts; Volume One of the New Series Oct. Nov. Dec. 1898
Sign of the Unicorn unknown London: Sign of the Unicorn 1898. Very Good. iv 202 3 208-271 1 p. many leaves of plates included in page count 4 leaves of plates not included in page count: music illustrations; 23 cm. Contemporary dark blue cloth with gilt-stamped title and publication information on spine and both boards. The theme of much of these issues in this volume is art with reflections on and reproductions of art by Utamaro Emil Orlik William Strang Albrecht Altdorfer G. Ter Borch and Althea Gyles. Contents also include: poems by Heinrich Heine and Christina Rossetti set to music by Harold Thorp; A Capful of Moonshine part of Moonshine & Clover by Laurence Housman; "Stimmen der Winternacht" poem by Oscar A.H. Schmitz; 4 woodcuts by Gordon Craig: Bussy d'Amboise Portrait of Henry Irving Walt Whitman and Ellen Terry; the 1st appearance of two works by W.B. Yeats his poem "Song of Mongan" later titled "Mongan thinks of his Past Greatness" and his essay "A Symbolic Artist and the Coming of Symbolic Art"; Jeypore: An Impression by Israfel Gertrude Reese Hudson; 4 illustrations and a poem by Althea Gyles the subject of the Yeats essay; The Pensioner color print from 3 wood blocks by Emil Orlik; two one-act plays by J.E. Woodmeald: At the Sign of the Postboy's Horn and Snowed Up; poems by Ethel Wheeler Fiona Macleod Nora Hopper; "A Ballad of Thieves by Wildrid Wilson Gibson; A Posteriori: A Christmas Story by Lilian Quiller-Couch; and Desdemona's Song from Othello set to music by Joseph S. Moorat. Lacking two photogravure plates: The Merchant George Gisze after a painting by Holbein and The Concert after a painting by Gerhard Ter Borch; otherwise in Very Good Condition: corners bumped; lightly rubbed; slight indentation in the center of top and bottom edges of both boards; pp. 97-98 detached but present; otherwise clean and tight.
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The Dome: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine and Review of Literature Music Architecture and the Graphic Arts; Vol. II no. 6 March 1899 New Series
Unicorn Press unknown London: Unicorn Press 1899. Very Good . viii 1 180-264 p.: full-page illustrations music; 22 cm. Grey wrappers printed in dark blue with yapp edges; emblem of the Unicorn Press on back wrapper. Pages are unopened. Publisher's advertisements on first 8 pages. Contents: Allonby: A Story by A.H. Holmes; The Carpenter's Shop: A Poem by Reginald Cripps; Spain: to Josefa a poem by Arthur Symons; Mr. Bridges' "Prometheus" and Poetic Drama: A Note by Laurence Binyon; A Field for Modern Verse: A Note by Fiona MacLeod; Wanted: A Theme for Modern Verse a note by Louis Barsac; Verse Spiritual and Spiritualistic: A Note by Frank Freeman; A Landscape after a painting by Titian; Rain Steam and Speed after a painting by J.M.W. Turner; Art and Landscape: A Note by C.J. Holmes; A Windy Day after a charcoal drawing by Frank Mura; A Wet Night a sketch by A. Dawson; A Memorial College: Three Dedigns by Frank L. Emanuel H.W. Brewer and H.M.J. Close with a note; An Old English Song by William Lawes edited by Arnold Dolmetsch; A Poster and a Pictorial Post-Card the latter tipped in from woodblocks by Gordon Craig; The Amateuer: An Appreication by Israfel Gertrude Reese Hudson. Lacking loose frontispiece The Quai of the Rosary Bruges after an etching by William Strang; otherwise in Very Good Condition: spine is darkened; "3" stamped on front wrapper; clean and tight.
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The Dome: An Illustrated Monthly Magazine and Review of Literature Music Architecture and the Graphic Arts; Vol. II no. 4 Jan. 1899 New Series
Unicorn Press unknown London: Unicorn Press 1899. Very Good. 90 viii p.: full-page illustrations music; 22 cm. Grey wrappers printed in dark blue with yapp edges; advertisement for Calvert's carbolic ointment on back wrapper. Pages are unopened. Contents: Martini Luigi Implora Pace: A Poem by Stephen Phillips; The Defence of Farvingdon: A Story by Jaurence Housman; New Year's Greetings Four Hundred Years Ago: An Illustrated Note by Campbell Dodgson; Berceuse words by Diana Gardner and music by Fallas Shaw; Chestnuts: A Study in Ivory by Israfel Gertrude Reese Hudson; The Pedlar after a drawing by W. Scrope Davies; A Second Note on Piranesi by L.A. Corbeille; The Massacre of the Innocents by M. Maeterlinck translated by Edith Wingate Rinder; Stephen Phillips after a lithograph by Wil. Rothenstein; Dumas Papa a woodcut by Gordon Craig; Mrs. Byfield after a drawing by Downman; An Arob Love-Song: A Poem by Francis Thompson; The Secrets of the Night: A Poem by Fiona MacLeod; Three Sonnets for Pictures by Gordon Bottomley; The Finer Spirit: A Poem by T.W.H. Crosland; A Creator: A Very Short Story by E. Lovel; Dol Cathedral after a sketch by G.H. Crawhall; The First Labour of King Oswald: A Story; A Memorial College; The Twin Streams: A Sonnet by Louis Barsac. Publisher's advertisements on final 8 pages. In Very Good Condition: yapp edges of wrapper slightly chipped; spine is darkened; front wrapper stained; otherwise clean and tight.
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The New Colophon: A Book Collectors' Quarterly vol. 2 Part 7 September 1949
Duschnes Crawford unknown New York: Duschnes Crawford 1949. Near Fine/very good. 191-304 2 p.: illustrations; 28 cm. Illustrated paper over boards. With original glassine wrapper. Designed by Robert L. Dothard. One of a limited edition of 2500 copies. Paginated continuously with Part 6. Contents: Miss Willa Cather from Nebraska by George Seibel -- The Life & Death of the Lafayette Publishing Co. by John T. Winterich -- The Cummington Press by Harry Duncan with A Face: A Poem by Marianne Craig Moore printed on Hand & Arrows paper at the Cummington Press 1949 bound in and A List of the Books published at the Cummington Press -- Cor Cordium and Thomas J. Wise by Helen Rossetti Angeli -- The Wanderings of "Ulysses" by Stuart Gilbert -- Poor Nancy Luce by Ben C. Clough -- Books about Books by George L. McKay. Includes advertisements on final pages. Book is in Near Fine Condition: head of spine slightly sunned; clean and bright. Glassine dust jacket is in Very Good Condition: loss of 3 cm. at head of spine; tears in fold of front flap; otherwise intact.
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The Year's 25 Finest Crime and Mystery Stores
Carroll & Graf Publishers unknown New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers 1992. Near Fine/very good. Edited by the staff of Mystery Scene; with an introduction by Jon L. Breen. 343 p.; 24 cm. Black cloth spine with black paper over boards; gilt-stamped spine title. Illustrated dust jacket. "First Annual Edition"--on dust jacket. ISBN 0-88184-903-0. Contains short stories by Clark Howard Bill Pronzini Faye Kellerman Michael Gilbert Andrew Fachss Edward D. Hoch Ruth Rendell Lynne Barrett James Kisner William Bankier Robert Barnard Henry Slesar Joe R. Lansdale Lawrence Block Peter Lovesey Max Allan Collins Marcia Muller Sara Paretsky Jan Hess Charlotte MacLeod Jeremiah Healy Sue Grafton John Lutz Nancy Pickard and Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Book is in Near Fine Condition: edges of book very lightly rubbed. Dust jacket is in Very Good Condition: edges of dust jacket rubbed; ends of spine chipping. Clean and tight.
ISBN : 0881849030 9780881849035
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Thoughts for Buffets; Decorations by William Barss
Houghton Mifflin hardcover Boston: Houghton Mifflin 1958. Hardcover. Very Good/good . Barss William. 6 425 p.: illustrations; 22 cm. Yellow paper over boards with red spine and cover titles; black-and-red cover illustration. Illustrated dust jacket designed by Vee Guthrie in new dust jacket cover. Top page edges yellow. Book Club Edition. The unnamed authors considered "the additions of new methods mixes foods and spices--plus the subtraction of household help" when compiling this cookbook for buffets seeking to combine "the gracious art of fine dining" with "a minimum of effort as befits the times." Contents: Brunch buffets -- Luncheon buffets -- Buffet suppers -- Foreign menus -- Buffet dinners including Thanksgiving -- Barbecues -- The Rotisserie -- Family dinners -- Deep-dish dinners -- Beverages and drinks -- Hints to help-less housewives. Includes index. Book is in Very Good Condition: pencilled notations on front free endpaper; otherwise clean and tight. Dust jacket is in Good Condition: 3-cm. tear from top edge of front fold with old repair; 2-cm. tear from lower edge of front section without loss; 1-x-2-cm. section lacking from lower edge of back section; creasing at edges; back section lightly soiled; front section is bright.
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(Almanach). Le Petit Ménestrel à Paris.
1820 Chez L Fuel, 1820, 1 petit in-18, relié plein cartonnage d’éditeur papier glacé turquoise, tranches dorées, dans son étui. (4) Calendrier gravé et 128 pages et 7 charmantes gravures. Notes manuscrites sur le texte et dans les marges aux pages de Table et sur les gardes du second plat.
Bookseller reference : 1005
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(Almanach). Le Souffle de Zéphir.
1809 Paris, Chez Janet, 1809, 1 volume in-18, plein catonnage d’éditeur de papier glacé rose, tranche doré, dans son étui. Titre orné d’une vignette, 208 pages et 5 planches gravées. A la suite une dizaine de feuillets de Tablette à l’usage des Dames et un Calendrier.
Bookseller reference : 1004
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(Almanach). Petit Almanach de la Cour de France pour l’Année 1821.
1821 A Paris, Chez Le Fuel, 1 volume in-18 relié plein cartonnage d’éditeur de papier glacé rose, tranches dorées. 302 pages, (2) et 4 jolies gravures.
Bookseller reference : 1006
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Album de Mlle L. Puget
1842 Paris, Meissonnier, 1842 1 volume in-4 relié plein cartonnage papier moiré noir, titre doré dans un grand encadrement rocaille sur le premier plat, tranches dorées. Titre et 12 lithographies hors texte de Nanteuil, David, Deveria et Grenier et partitions variées. Joli recueil frais.
Bookseller reference : 1237
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Album de poésies. Poèmes et textes rassemblés et notés par Marie Moser (1829-1894) de Bienne en 1855.
in-8vo, 30 ff., légèrement tachés, reliure en cartonnage original tombé, sinon bon état,
Bookseller reference : 72662aaf
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Blasons (Les) anatomiques du corps féminin. Préface de Jean Marcenac. Illustrations de J.A. Carlotti.
Paris, Bordas, 1947 ; in-8, broché ; 116, (2) pp., 24 lithographies originales hors-texte de Carlotti, certaines rehaussées en couleurs, et suite de 8 planches libres, couverture crème rempliée imprimée en rouge et noir.
Bookseller reference : 5594
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Bulletin De La société Archéologiqie et Historique Du Limousin Tome LXII Première Livraison
Ducourtieux et Gout In-8 Broché Limoges 1912 1- 234 pp
Bookseller reference : 21067
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Bulletin De La société Archéologiqie et Historique Du Limousin Tome LXI Deux livraisons
Ducourtieux et Gout In-8 Brochés Limoges 1911 1- 290 et 291-670 pp
Bookseller reference : 21065
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Als wir noch Lausbuben waren. Ber�hmte und Prominente erz�hlen.
M�nchen, Schneider, 1966. [1. Auflage] 274 Seiten. OLeinen mit kalligraphischer R�cken- und Deckelbeschriftung, farbige Deckelillustration, Kopffarbschnitt, (etwas l�dierter) farbig illustrierter OUmschlag.
Bookseller reference : 27551AB
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Altchinesische Liebesgeschichten. Ins Deutsche �bertragen von Fr. Kuhn.
Wiesbaden, Vollmer (um 1970). 100 Seiten mit 28 Illustrationen von Bele Bachem. OLeinen mit dekorativer goldener R�cken- und Deckelbeschriftung, Kopffarbschnitt. Sch�nes Exemplar.
Bookseller reference : 214639DB
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Altvertraute Reime und Kinderlieder. Gesammelt von Ch. Kn�pfli-Widmer.
St. Gallen 1981. 48 Seiten mit zahlreichen farbigen Illustrationen von Kate Greenaway und einigen Notenbeispielen. Wei�er OPappband mit R�cken- und Deckelbeschriftung, farbig illustrierter OUmschlag. (Amboss-Funken).
Bookseller reference : 213731DB
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Anna von Helmholtz. Ein Lebensbild in Briefen. Hrsg. von E. von Siemens-Helmholtz.
Berlin, Verlag f�r Kulturpolitik, 1929. [1. Auflage] 2 B�nde, Gr.-8�. 344 und 266 Seiten und 10 Bildtafeln in Lichtdruck. Dunkelblaue OLeinenb�nde mit goldener R�cken- und Deckelbeschriftung, sparsame ornamentale R�ckenvergoldung, Kopffarbschnitt.
Bookseller reference : 28247AB
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CAUSES AMUSANTES ET CONNUES (Tome I) LETTRE DE L'ARCHEVEQUE DE LYON Primat de France à M l'Archevêque de Paris (1re et 2e parties).
A Berlin (Paris)1769 / A Lyon chez Valfray 1760. 2 ouvrages en 1 fort vol in-12 1f n ch IV-XII 2-383pp / 1f n ch IV-XIX 2ff n ch 1-241pp, 2-76pp. Pleine basane havane marbrée, dos à nerfs orné de cadres de filets, fleurettes et palmettes dorés, pièce de titre grenat, tranches brique, rel époque. Très bel exemplaire, dans une reliure décorative.
Bookseller reference : GITb422
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Ateliergemeinschaft Wilhelmsh�he [Ausstellungskatalog].
Stuttgart 1988. 52 Seiten auf Kunstdruckpapier mit zahlreichen teils farbigen Abbildungen. OPaperback mit Deckelbeschriftung.
Bookseller reference : 10742AB
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Auf leisen Pfoten. Die sch�nsten Katzengeschichten. Ausgew�hlt von B. Laursen.
Z�rich, BG (um 1963). 448 Seiten mit zahlreichen Illustrationen von Horst Loreck. OLeinen mit goldgepr�gtem R�ckenschild, Kopffarbschnitt, illustrierter OUmschlag. (Erz�hler-Bibliothek der B�chergilde).
Bookseller reference : 29324AB
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Christine de Pizan. Une femme de science, une femme de lettres. Actes du colloque de Liège (janvier 2005). Publiés par Juliette Dor et Marie-Élizabeth Henneau.
Paris, 2008. In-8, 368 pp, cartonnage de l'éditeur.
Bookseller reference : DEL-9833
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Bericht �ber die Situation der Frauen in �sterreich. Frauenbericht 1995.
Wien, BM f. Frauenangelegenheiten 1995. gr.-4�, 680 S., mit zahlr. Statistiken u. Tabellen, ill. OPpbd.
Bookseller reference : KUL0812
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Bernard Shaw und die �btissin Laurentia. Freiheit jenseits des Gitters. �bersetzt und bearbeitet von Jakob Laubach.
Freiburg, Herder, 1963. Kl.-8�. 207 Seiten. Illustriertes OPaperback mit R�cken- und Deckelbeschriftung. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren. (Herder-B�cherei, 150).
Bookseller reference : 24924AB
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Bettine und Arnim. Briefe der Freundschaft und Liebe. Band 1: 1806-1808 / Band 2: 1808-1811. Hrsg., eingef�hrt und kommentiert von Otto Betz und Veronika Straub.
Frankfurt, Knecht, 1986. 1. Auflage. 2 B�nde, 8� (R�ckenh�he 21.2 cm). 304 und 415 Seiten. Farbige OPappb�nde mit R�ckenbeschriftung, farbige illustrierte OUmschl�ge.
Bookseller reference : 30488AB
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Bibliothek Curt Riess. Antiquariatskatalog 515.
Meersburg, List & Francke, 1996. 224 Seiten auf Kunstdruckpapier mit zahlreichen Abbildungen, Fotos und Faksimiles. OPaperback mit R�cken- und Deckelbeschriftung, Deckelillustration.
Bookseller reference : 25976AB
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De la sodomie, exposé d'une doctrine nouvelle sur la sodomie des femmes
Lacour/Rediviva 2000 2000, Lacour, collection "Rediviva", in-8 broché de 100 pages, couverture illustrée. Distinguée du tribadisme.
Bookseller reference : 71063264
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Bismarcks Briefe an seine Gattin aus dem Krieg 1870/71.
Stuttgart, Cotta, 1903. Gr.-8�. 102 Seiten, ein Brieffaksimile, ein Portr�t. OLeinen (unfrisch und berieben) mit dekorativer R�cken- und Deckelbeschriftung, marmorierter Schnitt, farbig gemusterte Vors�tze (in den Gelenken geklebt).
Bookseller reference : 3752AB
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Bl�tter der Erinnerung. Aus Stammb�chern von Frauen des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Eine Auswahl. Hrsg. von Hans Henning.
Leipzig, Verlag der Frau, 1988. 1. Auflage. Quer-12� (R�ckenh�he 11.6 cm, Breite 17.1 cm). 240 Seiten auf Maschinenb�tten mit zahlreichen teils farbigen faksimilierten Abbildungen. OLeinen mit goldgepr�gtem R�cken- und Deckelschild, farbige marmorierte Vors�tze, (angestaubter) farbig illustrierter OUmschlag.
Bookseller reference : 220313DB
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Briefe an Lotte Grimm. Hrsg. und kommentiert von Else H�nert-Hofmann unter Mitarbeit von Dieter Hennig und Egbert Koolmann.
Kassel, B�renreiter, 1972. 8� (R�ckenh�he 19 cm). 230 Seiten und 1 Portr�t. Farbiger illustrierter OPappband (minimal fleckig) mit R�cken- und Deckelschild. (Jahresgabe 1970 / 1971 / 1972 der Br�der Grimm-Gesellschaft).
Bookseller reference : 12109AB
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