Boston: Published by Garrison & Knapp 1834. 72pp. Stitched in original printed pale blue wrappers wrapper imprint: "Printed by Garrison & Knapp". Scattered light foxing Very Good.<br /> <br /> The rear wrapper lists "Anti-Slavery Publications" of the Society. The day-by-day proceedings are recorded. Samuel May was elected President of the Convention which asserts that Slavery "ought to be immediately abolished." Laws prohibit teaching slaves to read distributing the Bible to them or "the preaching of the Gospel" bar them from acting as witnesses. "Their persons and their lives are left totally to the absolute control of their masters." Reports are presented on Slavery in the District of Columbia the progress or lack thereof of the anti-slavery cause the Slave Trade with many examples of the horrors of Slavery. Speeches and an Address to the People are printed.<br /> LCP 7044. Dumond 83. AI 25911 5. Published by Garrison & Knapp unknown
New England Telephone and Telegrdaph Company 1938. Wire comb. Collectible. 54 pages 32p October 1938 Telephone Topics inserted. Many halftones of hurricane damage cleanup and service restoration map. 11 x 8.5" printed stiff paper wire comb. Slip with initials and file date. 'job is to keep public so well informed as to problem and what is being done that customers will establish time limits which will equal or exceed interval needed to restore service'; conditions media press relations releases news gathering newspaper advertising radio announcements photographs employee publications bill inserts motion pictures slides public attitudes commendations . Cover and extremities damped G. New England Telephone and Telegrdaph Company unknown
Boston: J. B. Yerrinton & Son 1852. Original printed wrappers stitched. 19 1 blank pp unpaginated folding table. Fine.<br /> <br /> Lowell Massachusetts was the site of "an exhibition of Improvements in the Mechanic Arts and Manufactured Articles." The Exhibition's Managers invited the New England Association of Railway Superintendents to exhibit and act as judges of "a show and trial of Locomotive Engines." Tables and data accompany this Report of the Judges.<br /> Not in Sabin or BRE. As of March 2025 OCLC records only facsimiles of this Boston imprint. Several holdings of the pamphlet printed in Lowell are noted. 1 Soliday 1420 records the Lowell imprint. J. B. Yerrinton & Son unknown
NY: Trow 1867. octavo extracted from larger binding 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. NY: Trow unknown
Boston MA: New England Telephone and Telegraph Company 1914. 4to. ca. 1000 pp. Soft Covers. Good. General shelf wear edge wear. Brittle paper. Front & rear covers detached. Some losses to front & rear covers and initial pages. Foxing & toning from age. Fall and Winter issue 1914.Heavy book will cost extra for shipping. Boston, MA: New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, 1914. paperback
Boston: T. R. Marvin 1829. First edition 1829. Fair to good condition in three quarter reddish brown leather over marbled boards gilt spine lettering and ruling 132 pages. Covers have some expected wear binding sound with front hinge internally cracked but secure rear free endpaper removed some old transparent tan stains to the outer margins of the first 20 pages not affecting text name of Josiah Bumstead in ink on front free endpaper along with Boston 1830 in pencil just a few light short pencil lines under certain words no other markings. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fair. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. T. R. Marvin Hardcover
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