Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes. paperback. Like New. in x in x in. Grade 4 out of 5 points. This is a used book. Book may have wear due to handling. Has no markings on pages. May not include extra materials like access codes CDs accessories etc. All orders ship by next business day! We are a small company and very thankful for your business! Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes paperback
Bookseller reference : RED9HLVAZPYJ ISBN : 6076054689 9786076054680
Southampton UK: Isaac Osman ca. 1875. Business Card. Paper mounted on card stock. 11 cm. x 8 cm. VG. Scarce. Southampton, UK: Isaac Osman, [ca. 1875]. unknown
Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Company 1904. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Octavo. Pioneering and massive survey of physiology as it was known at the turn of the century by the renowned professor of Physiology in the Medico-Chirurgial College of Philadelphia. With 137 illustrations. Blue green gilt cloth with date on title and copyright pages. A clean tight unmarked copy in bright spine gilt. Extremely scarce especially this fine. F.A. Davis Company hardcover
Savannah: Moses S. Byck 1884. 56 pp. original gilt & blind stamped dark maroon cloth hardcover a.e.g. masonic book plate to the front paste down else very good. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Savannah: Moses S. Byck hardcover
New York: William Wood & Co 1865. Hardcover. Good-. First edition. 4to in publisher's cloth. 139 pp. Eleven plates. G-. Corners bumped and worn through; cloth torn at spine ends and along front joint. Soiling to boards and spine. Small water stain to top edge penetrates into upper margin of the gutter mostly in the last 30 pages not affecting the text see photo of the last plate for example. Name and date on ffep. Very light foxing predominantly in the margins. Ships wrapped in bubble wrap and packed with care in a box. New York: William Wood & Co hardcover
Slate Hill PA: Susquehanna Slate 1859. General wear. Missing corner. The item is two letters addressed to Reverend Benjamin William Chidlaw written on a finely illustrated circular. The letters are written on a single page which has been folded in half with the first letter written on the inside fold and the second has been pasted onto the backside. What is perhaps most salient about these letters is the stationary it is written on. The front of this single fold stationary is from Isaac Parker's business Susquenhanna Slate which is "Equal to the Best Welsh" and located in Slate Hill PA. It has a beautiful black and white illustration on the top half of the page which showcases the quarry and excavation equipment used to remove the slate. On the bottom it provides information on the quarry itself such as that the slate is used for roofing materials and that they are the go-to slate quarry who provides materials for the US Government for roofing public buildings.<br /> <br /> In regards to the letters themselves the first is a letter from Isaac Parker and in the note he states that enclosed is $15.00 to help with Reverend Benjamin William Chidlaw's mission of establishing Sunday schools out west. Reverend Chidlaw worked as a missionary for the American Sunday School Union ASSU which was founded in 1824 in order to fulfill its mission for the promotion of Sunday or Sabbath schools that would help in the early literacy and spiritual development in children. While the mission first started in Pennsylvania it soon grew and began to focus on providing schooling for children in other areas such as the central west. Reverend Chidlaw was the first commissioned missionary of the ASSU to help in this endeavor. The second letter is from Petre Carter who sent the donation for Parker to Chidlaw as Parker didn't know where to send the money. Single fold. Measures 8 3/4" x 5" folded 10" x 7 3/4" unfolded. Susquehanna Slate unknown
Slate Hill PA: Susquehanna Slate February 1859. General wear. Missing corner. . The item is two letters addressed to Reverend Benjamin William Chidlaw written on a finely illustrated circular. The letters are written on a single page which has been folded in half with the first letter written on the inside fold and the second has been pasted onto the backside. What is perhaps most salient about these letters is the stationary it is written on. The front of this single fold stationary is from Isaac Parker's business Susquenhanna Slate which is "Equal to the Best Welsh" and located in Slate Hill PA. It has a beautiful black and white illustration on the top half of the page which showcases the quarry and excavation equipment used to remove the slate. On the bottom it provides information on the quarry itself such as that the slate is used for roofing materials and that they are the go-to slate quarry who provides materials for the US Government for roofing public buildings. In regards to the letters themselves the first is a letter from Isaac Parker and in the note he states that enclosed is $15.00 to help with Reverend Benjamin William Chidlaw's mission of establishing Sunday schools out west. Reverend Chidlaw worked as a missionary for the American Sunday School Union ASSU which was founded in 1824 in order to fulfill its mission for the promotion of Sunday or Sabbath schools that would help in the early literacy and spiritual development in children. While the mission first started in Pennsylvania it soon grew and began to focus on providing schooling for children in other areas such as the central west. Reverend Chidlaw was the first commissioned missionary of the ASSU to help in this endeavor. The second letter is from Petre Carter who sent the donation for Parker to Chidlaw as Parker didn't know where to send the money. Single fold. Measures 8 3/4" x 5" folded 10" x 7 3/4" unfolded. <br/><br/> Susquehanna Slate unknown books
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