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‎Wheat, Carl I‎

‎Mapping the Transmississippi West Volume Five Part 1 From the Civil War to the Geological Survey Part One of Vol. V; Vol. 5; 1995 new‎

‎Storrs-Mansfield CT / Parsippany New Jersey: Martino Fine Books / About Books 1995. Vol. 5 Part I only of 6 separate books. As original co-publisher we are pleased to offer the few remaining individual volumes from our 1995 large-format 6-volume edition that were recently rediscovered in our warehouse. Oversize Hardcover. 9.25" wide by 12.25" tall. This volume is NOT from the later smaller format 3-volume reprint in which the maps are reduced in size. Offered here is Vol. 5 Part I only Vol. 5 was issued in 2 separate books. It is BRAND NEW in perfect condition. NO rubbing. NO fading. Bright clean square and tight. NO owner's name or bookplate. NOT a remainder. Fresh and crisp -- obviously never read. No date but 1995 First Martino/About Books printing "strictly limited to 350". Vol. 5 Part I only. Reprint of the 1963 Institute of Historical Cartography original. MAPPING THE TRANSMISSISSIPPI WEST is a monumental and exceptionally thorough work that is unlikely to be surpassed. In this standard carto-bibliography are full descriptions for hundreds of important maps 1861-1867. Many are illustrated on full page plates 9.25" wide by 12.25" tall. Wheat discusses each map showing the origins of its date and weighing its significance and accuracy. He also identifies the atlases and books in which the maps can be found. Norman Thrower: "Scholars and others who are interested in the American west have found Wheat's work indispensable." Ristow 382: "A comprehensive cartobibliography with many fine reproductions." Bound in the original gilt-stamped green cloth. This large heavy book will require extra postage for Priority and International shipments but only the standard charge for media mail. First Martino/About Books printing. Oversize Hardcover. New/No jacket as issued. xix 222pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Martino Fine Books / About Books Hardcover‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 018771

‎Wheat, Marie‎

‎Classic Costume Designs for 4"-4' Scale Mannequins and Dolls: Victorian Era Vol.I‎

‎Helena Montana: Emanjay 1986. Classic Renaissance fashion pattern text designed to fit the Emanjay hourglass mannequin however measurements can be adjusted to fit other mannequins and dolls as suggested by the author. Includes hints and instructions materials and equipment patterns fabrics trims etc. 28 pgs. Illustrated. . First Edition. Pictorial Soft Cover. Excellent. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Privately Printed. Emanjay paperback‎

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‎WHEATLEY HENRY B.‎

‎Literary blunders. A chapter in the history of human error‎

‎London: Elliott Stock 1893. First edition 12mo pp. xi 1 226 1; flyleaves browned else very good in orig. green cloth gilt. Issued in the publisher's Book-Lover's Library series. Amusing text containing sections on Blunders in General; Blunders of Authors; Blunders of Translators; Bibliographical Blunders; Misprints; Schoolboys' Blunders Foreigners' English etc. <br/><br/> Elliott Stock hardcover books‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 22351

‎Wheatley Richard‎

‎Manuscript Journal of Richard Wheatley Boston Massachusetts 1805-1807 including manuscript poems by his daughter Ellen W. Pease 1835-1839‎

‎12mo Includes the following: 14 pp. Richard Wheatley's Journal dated 13 Sept 1805 - 26 Nov 1807; 10 pp. Richard Wheatley's business ledger; and 12 pp. of Ellen W. Pease's manuscript poetry and verse dated February 5 1835 - February 24 1839 plus blanks. The last leaf is missing. Bound in contemporary vellum worn rubbed scuffed text block nearly detached from binding written in ink some fading though largely legible else good.Manuscript journal of Richard Wheatley b. c. 1770-80 d. c. 1840 describing his travels including a trip to Savannah and elsewhere in Georgia. The journal commences with Wheatley's return home after an eight week "passage." He takes a stage from New York to his home in Boston making several stops along the way. Upon returning to Boston he visits a number of places including Canton the home of his future wife Hannah Dunbar. <p>Wheatley who appears to have been in the textile business begins another trip traveling by steam packet to New York before boarding a brig for Savannah. Here he meets fellow business men and inspects cargos upon arrival from Liverpool. </p> <p>The journal contains a four page description of his travels within Georgia. He meets a Mr. Macky <i>"a Scotchman who told me he could walk thru the streets of this town </i>Savannah<i> from the first of July to the end of September without meeting a white man and if he appeared to meet one he looked like as if he had come out of the Hospital."</i> Wheatley then set out by stagecoach for Augusta Georgia where he met with some businessmen purchased a horse and rode to Briar Creek where he dined then on to Louisville and to Milledgeville a place that is <i>"to be the capital of the state of Georgia. 12 months ago there was no house in it but a log house."</i> </p> <p>After further travels in Georgia Wheatley made his way back to Savannah. Here he became sick and complained: <i>"This country is troubled with almost all kind of troublesome insects. such as sand flies tick Myscatoco sic and several kinds of insects that breed in rotton sic food several stories being told of Mrs. Wilson such as that no sick person ever got well in her house." </i> Wheatley was then an unfortunate guest at Mrs. Wilson's house. </p> <p>Wheatley departed Savannah upon his recovery aboard the Brig <i>Mount Vernon</i> bound for Providence Rhode Island. While traveling he witnessed an eclipse which he describes before returning to Boston. </p> <p>Wheatley later makes a journey to Maine here he mentions visiting a horse fair at Brunswick on a trip from Boston to Bath Maine. He made a number of stops at Hallowell Freeport "Kennebunk" as well as others. At Augusta he relates hearing the news of a man who killed his wife seven children and then himself. Wheatley conducts his travels to further his textile business and interests. There is not much detail on his business the journal only mentioning the names of people he met with. </p> <p>Almost every Sunday that Wheatley is in Boston he attends "Stilman's Meeting-House" which would appear to be the Revolutionary War Baptist preacher Samuel Stillman's 1737-1807 church. Stillman's Boston church was a place where the likes of John Adams and John Hancock could be found listening to Stillman's preaching. It was also Stillman's Church at about this time 1805 that gave birth to the First African Church now Peoples Baptist Church of Roxbury. In 1807 Wheatley mentions attending the funeral for "Docter Stilman." sic </p> <p>Near the end of the journal Wheatley mentions renting a house from an "Ezra Davis" for "$400 per annum" and then getting married to "Hannah Dunbar" of Canton MA and returning with her to Boston. </p> <p>Ellen W. Pease the author of the poetry and verse has written under her name that she was born 22 April 1808. Also under her name are the names Mary D. Pease born June 9 Windwell Pease born April 19 and Gamaliel Pease born May. While there are no years for the birth of Mary D. Windwell and Gamaliel Pease the names of Windwell and Gamaliel Pease are unique enough that a check of the genealogical databases of Ancestry.com shows that George Pease of Suffield CT had married Ellen Wheatley. George immigrated to Ohio in 1825 and along with other Pease family members they were considered some of the pioneers of the Miami Valley. The couple moved to Miami OH where George had a sizable farm. The couple had at least four children Mary D. Windwell Gamaliel and Ellen. George Pease's family had been in Enfield CT since at least the 1680's and before that in Salem MA since the 1650's. </p> <p>Ellen Wheatley is statedin <i>Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of The City of Dayton and of Montgomery County Ohio</i> 1897 to be the daughter of Richard Wheatley and Hannah Dunbar of Washington Township Ohio. It would appear that Richard Wheatley immigrated to Ohio as well and went into business with Thomas Basson Isaac Cowder and William Black and formed The Ohio Manufacturing Company in 1816 where they manufactured yarn and cloth from cotton and wool at Woodbourn in Montgomery County Ohio. The company purchased the original plots numbered 26 and 33-34 in the town plan. After the Panic of 1819 the Ohio Manufacturing Company bought out some of its competitors in town and acquired the mill dam raceway and all the machinery and unfinished and finished stock of the Farmers and Mechanics Manufacturing Company of Centerville Ohio. He appears to have been somewhat successful for a time. </p> <p>Ellen's poetry is of a morbid nature with such titles as: <i>"Lines on the Death of a lovely Child"</i> and <i>"Epitaph."</i> In another poem Ellen welcomes death so that she can sleep with her loved one: </p> <p> <i>"I come I come if in that tide</i> </p> <p> <i>Thou sleepest tonight I'll sleep there too</i> </p> <p> <i>In death's cold wedlock by thy side</i> </p> <p> <i>Oh! I would ask no happier bed</i> </p> <p> <i>Than the chill wave my love lies under</i> </p> <p> <i>Sweeter to rest together dead</i> </p> <p> <i>Far sweeter than to live asunder."</i> </p> <p>Ellen Wheatley welcomed death and it came; she died the same year as some of poems were written still grieving over her lost children. </p> hardcover books‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 028969

‎Wheatley, Henry B‎

‎Remarkable Bindings in the British Museum Selected for their Beauty or Historic Interest‎

‎London and Paris: Sampson Low Marston Searle and Rivington/Gruel and Engelmann 1889. Ex-Library. Very Good. Cloth. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Dark blue buckram spine panel lettered in gilt marbled endpapers likely a vintage rebinding. Ex-library from Forbes Library Northampton MA non-circulating and thus minimal actual wear with small gilt-stamped institutional cartouche at base of spine handwritten call number at head of spine institutional book plate mounted on front pastedown perforation stamp to title page not affecting any text. xv143 pp. illus. w/ 62 full-page sepia plates of bindings. All plates show an unobtrusive library stamp at the top corner of the binding image. Overall an acceptable reference copy of the original edition with clean interior beyond library markings firm binding minimal wear. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington/Gruel and Engelmann Hardcover‎

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‎WHEELER, C W‎

‎1878 ORIGINAL JOURNAL AND LEDGER HANDWRITTEN BY C. W. WHEELER A FARMER FROM HARDWICK MASSACHUSETTS PROVIDING A GLIMPSE INTO FARMERS' LIFE INCLUDING PRICES FOR LABOUR AND PRODUCTS‎

‎HARDWICK MASSACHUSETTS. Good. 1878. On offer is an original handwritten diary authored by C. W. Wheeler containing brief records of farming operations through different seasons with occasional mentions of weather and track of prices for products and labour. There is a handwritten note on the endpaper: C.W. Wheelers Diary 1878. The book itself is titled "The Standard Diary" and contains almanac material postage rates weights and measures festivals etc. Wheeler was keeping cattle growing crops did some building and repair work for himself and for neighbours sometimes hiring help. In winter he was cutting and drawing woods cutting and loading ice shaving shingles drawing hay hauling manure: "Drew 9 loads of manure; 4 in lower field and 5 in big field. 24 loads in all in lower field" February 6th: "Drew 2 load logs to mill" March 6th: "Went to Collins mill for a shingle log". In March he tapped sugar and boiled sap: March 8: "Finished washing buckets" March 9: "Began to tap sugar" "Sugared off 250 lbs". From April he was plowing and sowing seeds - wheat potatoes and later corns. His records are very brief and scarce and document amount of work he and his helpers did the time he spent doing different work and prices. There is almost no personal information. Occasionally he provides details that he finds worth mentioning: "Yearling heifer has five teats" "Found lost calf in Newell Whitney's wood gone 3 weeks and 4 days". The journal contains names of people for whom he did work or sold produce and names of helpers he hired. Last several pages and endpaper contain various calculations. Book condition: good cover is slightly soiled and with water stains ink is faded at few places.; Manuscript; 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF RURAL LIFE ECONOMY FARMERS FARMING AGRICULTURE CATTLE CROPS ICE HARVESTING ICE CUTTING MASSACHUSETTS HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT DIARY JOURNAL WOOD CUTTING MAPLE SYRUP SUGAR TAPPING HARDWICK AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL AMERICANA ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 0008013

‎Wheeler, Henry G‎

‎History Of Congress Biographical And Political: I. Comprising Memoirs Of The Congress Of The United States Drawn From Authentic Sources; Embracing The Prominent Events Of Their Lives And Their Connection With Political History Of The Times. Ii. History Of Congress Biographical And Political : Comprising A History Of Internal Improvements Rivers Harbors Etc; From The Foundation Of The Republic To The Present Time; Embracing Also Historical Notices Of Various Political Events- Of Ocean Steam Navigation- Of The Tea And Coffee Tax; Together With Biographies Personal Histories Etc. Etc. .‎

‎New York: Harper & Brothers 1848. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. Portrait Plates Autographs Facsimiles. Xiv 568; Xiv 563 Pp. Brown Ribbed Cloth Gilt And Embossed The Embossing For Volume I Includes The "H & B" Logo On The Covers The Embossing On Volume Ii Is A Little Different And Does Not Include The Logo; Yellow Endpapers; Tissue Guarded Plates. First Editions. Very Scarce. Bindings Clean Wear With Fraying Ar Corners Hinges Tight Foxing In Center Of Front Endpapers Of Volume Ii But No Loss Of Paper. Wheeler Was A Stenographer Of Congress And Had Personal Knowledge Of Many Of These Events Although He Was Banned From Congress In 1836 For One Year As A Result Of An Assault He Made Within The Building. <br/> <br/> Harper & Brothers hardcover‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 041897

‎Wheeler, J A (John Archibald) (with) Edwin A Power, Charles W Misner‎

‎Geometrodynamics Topics of Modern Physics Vol. 1‎

‎New York / London: Academic Press 1962. First Edition . Green Cloth. Fine/No Dust Jacket. 334 Pp. Green Cloth Stamped In Gilt Important Papers Charting The Early Development Of Geometrodynamics Wheeler's Preferred Term For The Field Of General Relativity. Fine. Ownership Signature At Berkeley On Front Free Endpaper. <br/> <br/> Academic Press hardcover‎

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‎Wheeler, Joseph‎

‎Typed letter signed by Congressman Joseph Wheeler Fighting Joe Wheeler‎

‎1893. Very Good -. 1 typed letter dated Oct. 3 1893 from Joseph Wheeler on stationery of the Committee of the Territories House of Representatives to J. W. Morgan of Florence Alabama. Joseph Wheeler 1836-1906 represented Alabama in Congress 1881-1883 and 1885-1899. He graduated from West Point in 1859 and jointed the Confederate Army in 1861 serving with the Army Corps of Cavalry of the Western Arm and becoming lieutenant general in 1865. Known as "Fighting Joe" he also served in the Spanish-American War and the Philippine-American War. J. W. Morgan was the first superintendent of the public schools in Florence Alabama in 1890. A recent graduate of A. & M. College in Auburn he was teaching Latin and English literature at the state normal school in Florence when he died suddenly on Sept. 17 1894. In this letter Wheeler is responding to a request for assistance from Morgan. In Very Good- Condition: closed 2-cm. tear from upper edge; chip out of one side without loss of text; lightly creased and soiled. unknown‎

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‎WHEELOCK, John Hall (1886-1978)‎

‎Autograph Quotation Signed‎

‎Prolific and influential American poet and editor whose first volume of poetry was "The Human Fantasy" 1911. AQS 1p 8½" X 11" n.p. 1972 March 21. Near fine. Light original mailing folds. Titled "for Billy Doris Queenie Donna June and John" this is an original probably one-of-a-kind quatrain written especially for a small class of disabled school children thanking them in verse: "Thank you for your message and / The thank-you picture made by hand / Thank you each and every one -- / I hope you have a lot of fun." Somewhat tremulous but bold easily legible and attractive. A charming example of the vintage versifier's graciousness. unknown‎

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‎Whetten, Nathan L; Foreword By Manuel Gamio‎

‎Rural Mexico‎

‎Chicago: The University Of Chicago Press 1948. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Xxv 671 Pp Plates Ii-Xxiii At Rear. Green Cloth Gilt. First Printing We Have An Identical Copy In An Otherwise Identical Brown Cloth Binding No Apparent Priority. Near Fine. Small Ownership Stamp Of A Prominent Los Angeles Psychiatrist. Dust Jacket Priced $10.00; Light Wear 2 1/2" Closed And Nearly Invisible Tear At Bottom Of Front Spine Edge A Few Other Short Tears. Nathan L. Whetten -1984 Was An American Academic Who Served As Professor Of Sociology 1932-1971 And Dean Of The Graduate School At The University Of Connecticut 1940-1970. Uconn's Nathan L. Whetten Graduate School Was Named In His Honor In 1971. Whetten Also Served As An Editor Of Rural Sociology And President Of The Eastern Sociological Society And Of The New England Conference On Graduate Education.Starting In The 1940S Whetten's Research Interests Shifted Toward Latin American Studies. From 1942 To 1945 He And His Family Lived In Mexico City Where He Was On Temporary Assignment To The United States Department Of State And The Office Of Foreign Agricultural Relations. He Was Charged With Studying Rural Society In Countries That Provided Raw Materials E.G. Rubber For The Us War Effort. He Later Conducted Multi-Month Research Trips To Guatelama In 1944 1952 And 1955. Guatemala: The Land And The People 1961 And Rural Mexico 1948 Were Products Of These Expeditions. <br/> <br/> The University Of Chicago Press hardcover‎

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‎Whipple Joseph‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed Portsmouth July 10 1789 to John Langdon New York City‎

‎folio two pages of a four page bi-folium some splits along folds remains of sealing wax on integral address leaf docketed "Jo Whipples Letter." In very good clean and legible condition. Joseph Whipple collector of customs at Portsmouth brother of General William Whipple 1730 - 1785 revolutionary War General and Signer from New Hampshire writes to John Langdon 1741 - 1819 Senator and first President pro-tem of the Senate thanking Langdon for his help and influence in obtaining a post in the new government and comments upon the recent establishment of the Federal court and judicial system. Langdon a Portsmouth native was the right person to ask as he was also a friend of the President George Washington. "Dear Sir I have the Honour this moment to receive your favour of the 5th & am much obliged by your kind assurances of attention to my business and also for having seasonably lodged my name with the President - I should have wrote now to him agreeably to your intimation but am discouraged from the consideration of his having no personal knowledge of me and that it might on that account appear and interested application which might operate to my disadvantage - and I conceive also that your influence with the President on which I have rested my expectation is such as I need wish no other. - But if you conceive that it would be of use to hand my name with your recommendation to Mr. Vice President to Mr. Morris Mr. R H Lee Mr. Dalton your Colleagues or others as you may think proper I should consider myself further & greatly obliged - but I think your interest requires no aid - as it will of course be represented by you that I am in the office of Colltr. - To some of the names that I have mentioned I am known - others of them were formerly either officially connected or intimately acquainted with my Brother on which account I should have applyd to them for their influence - I imagine also that all appointments will be completed tin a few days if not by this. - You will hear that the Judiciary bill is not relishd this way I have not seen it but think that the plan of one Judge to the District Court would be an objectionable one to most people in the Northern states - and the joining the Prov of Maine to N. H. districts no less so to N. H. - However the Acts may be finishd I hope & trust they will terminate in a system that will insure Peace and a happy Government." John Langdon brother of Woodbury Langdon was a merchant Delegate and Senator from New Hampshire. He was active and prominent supporter of the revolutionary movement member of the Continental Congress 1775-76 participated in the Battle of Bennington and commanded a company at Saratoga and in Rhode Island. Member of the State senate 1784 President of New Hampshire 1785 1788; again a member of the Continental Congress 1787 delegate to the Federal Constitutional Convention in 1787; member of the state ratifying convention elected to the United States Senate and served from March 4 1789 until March 3 1801. He was elected the first President pro tempore of the Senate on April 6 1789 in order that the Senate might organize to count the electoral vote for President and Vice President of the United States. American National Biography vol. 13 pp.138-139 Dictionary of American Biography vol. 5 pt. 2 pp. 587-588 <br /><br /> books‎

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‎Whisker, James B‎

‎Arms Makers of Colonial America‎

‎New Jersey: Susquehanna University Press 1993. Very informative book on the arms makers of Colonial America 217 pages in very bright clean condition many B/w photographs and illustrations all present as listed plus very informative text. HEAVY BOOK 1.3 Kg with packing EXTRA POSTAGE REQUIRED FOR OVERSEAS. Dustwrapper is also bright and clean with wear and small tears along the edges outer boards lightly rubbed on bottom edges from going on and off shelves. Overall a pleasing example of this book SEE IMAGE. DETAILED IMAGES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. First Edition. Boards. Very Good/Good. 31x 23.5 Cms. Hardcover. Susquehanna University Press Hardcover‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 006625 ISBN : 0945636148 9780945636144

‎Whistler, Laurence‎

‎The Engraved Glass of Laurence Whistler‎

‎Hertfordshire: Cupid Press 1952. 1st. Hardcover. Very Good. 11.0x7.6x0.5in. Signed by Authors. #227 of 550 copies signed by Whistler; light rubbing to covers light foxing to endpapers. <br>Illustrated with 82 black and white plates. <br>1.40lb 11.0x7.6x0.5in Cupid Press hardcover‎

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‎WHITAKER Harold‎

‎The Harold Whitaker Collection of County Atlases Road-Books & Maps presented to the University of Leeds. A Catalogue.‎

‎Brotherton Library Leeds 1947. 4to. SOLE EDITION with a frontispiece and 9 plates of facsimiles; cloth covers a little sunned and age-marked backstrip faded else a very good clean copy of a scarce work. This outstanding catalogue compiled by Whitaker of his own collection was published by the Brotherton Library as 'Library Publications' No. 2. It was never reprinted and is now increasingly hard to find. Sold from an institution with its small neat stamp on front free endpaper half-title and title only Brotherton Library, Leeds, hardcover‎

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‎Whitbie [Whitby], Daniel‎

‎An Endeavour to Evince the Certainty of Christian Faith in Generall and of the Resurrection of Christ in Particular.‎

‎Oxford Printed at the Theater in Oxford and are to be sold by George West 1671 hardcover. Whitby's early work published 1671 addresses "false uncertain Mammon" and includes significant amount of his Latin and Greek references for his theory. 411 pages plus bound in are an Addenda and Errata. -- Hardcover nice later rebinding 3/4 leather over marbled boards; inner margins are tight but readable. Condition: very good light scuff to raised bands; text has light damp-stains; a few early blue-pencil marks. -- Collated and complete; several pages are misnumbered but the catchwords are correct. Printed at the Theater in Oxford and are to be sold by George West hardcover‎

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‎WHITE WILLIAM AUGUSTUS‎

‎Catalogue of early English books chiefly of the Elizabethan period‎

‎New York: Pynson Printers Inc 1926. First edition limited to 500 copies; 8vo; pp. 10 170 2; 2 folding facsimiles pasted in; near fine in original brown cloth maroon and gilt-lettered labels on upper cover and spine. <br/><br/> Pynson Printers, Inc hardcover books‎

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‎White, CH Evelyn C H‎

‎THE EAST ANGLIAN or Notes and Queries‎

‎Ipswich and Norwich: Pawsey and Hayes/Agas H. Goose 1885. 1st Editions . Hardback. Vg. 8vo. 288 parts bound in 12 volume run of the New Series Second - the first was by S. Tymms of Lowesoft 1858-1870 4 volumes. Complete set of monthly magazines lacking the final volume No 13 1909-10. Each voulme indexed. Green buckram with interesting marginalia to some pages. The volumes 3 5 7-12 all have the original blue paper wrappers bound in the rear of each volume. Please email for photo. THE EAST ANGLIAN or Notes and Queries on subjects connected with the counties of Suffolk Cambridge Essex and Norfolk. New Series Vols 1-12 1885-1908 <br/> <br/> Pawsey and Hayes/Agas H. Goose hardcover‎

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‎White, Gilbert‎

‎The natural history of Selborne.Edited with notes by Grant Allen. Illustrated by Edmund H. New‎

‎London: John Lane The Bodley Head 1902. 8vo pp. xl 552; portrait frontispiece of Thomas Pennant and Daines Barrington maps illustrations many full-page throughout; contemporary three-quarter red morocco over brick cloth gilt spine with 5 raised bands marble endpapers spine edges a bit rubbed else fine; contemporary inscription from "Mother Gale" to Sadie and Edward Gale. John Lane, The Bodley Head unknown‎

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‎White, Helen‎

‎SNUFF BOTTLES FROM CHINA. The Victorian And Albert Museum Collection.‎

‎Bamboo: 1992. 291 pages illustrated.This book consists of the V&A Museum's Chinese snuff bottle collection which consists of of 460 bottles: 199 mineral 176 glass 70 porcelain and 15 bottles of other materials." FINE HARDCOVER FINE DUST JACKET. FINE SLIPCASE. Still in its original shrinkwrap. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Bamboo: Hardcover‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 031313 ISBN : 1870076109 9781870076104

‎White, Micheal L & Sivonda, Judith A‎

‎Antique Coffee Grinders: American English and European- A Schiffer Book for Collectors With Price Guide‎

‎Atglen Pennsylvania: Schiffer 2001. Invaluable collection of over 300 years of American and European coffee grinder devices including accurate information on the maker time and place of the specific device. Lavishly illustrated with more than 600 quality color photographs. Decorative endpapers. Complete price guide and index. 262 pgs. Dustjacket in mylar. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Schiffer Hardcover‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : AT-14 ISBN : 0764313525 9780764313523

‎White, Rev Gilbert White; R Bowdler Sharpe (editor); Rev S Reynolds Holk (intro)‎

‎The Natural History & Antiquities of Selborne & A Garden Kalendar Vol. I: The Letters to Pennant and a Garden Kalendar Vol. II: The Letters to Barrington and the Antiquities Complete #138/160 Large Paper Edition in Vellum SIGNED‎

‎London: S. T. Freemantle 1900. Book. Illus. by J. G. Keulemans Herbert Railton and Edmund J. Sullivan. VG. Vellum. Signed by Author and Artist. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Large paper edition. Complete in two 2 volumes uniformly bound in full bevelled vellum hand-painted armorial device on each front cover spine panels lettered in orange deckled text block edges with top edge in gilt. Vellum shows typical rubbing/soiling moderate on Vol. I which is more of a dull gray thus VG relatively minor on Vol. II which remains off-white Near Fine. Classic natural history of the East Hampshire district. xxiii427 xv443 pp. illus. w/ 47 engraved plates one double-page folding facsimile letter one being double page folding facsimile letter at Vol. I p. 45. No. 138 of an edition limited to 160 copies 150 for sale hand-numbered and signed the editor Sharpe and illustrators Sullivan Keulemans and Railton on colophon opposite Vol. I half-title. Illus. ornithological book plate of former owner Thomas Perry mounted inside front cover of each volume. The plate guards are typically toned to varying degrees with offsetting mild darkening and/or foxing to some plates and adjacent text pages mild foxing to deckled edges and minor to endpapers interior otherwise generally clean and unmarked. A respectably preserved set. S. T. Freemantle Hardcover‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 049867

‎White, Stewart Edward; Drawings By Sydney Joseph‎

‎Wild Animals: Stories By Stewart Edward White One Of 50 Signed Copies‎

‎San Francisco: The Workers' Shop For The Unemployed Of Burlingame California / The Grabhorn Press 1932. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Marbled Paper Softcover Spine Stitched Externally. Yellow Cover Label Printed In Black. One Of A Stated 50 Copies Signed By White And Joseph Of A Total Edition Of 350 Copies. Very Good Light Wear At Edges No Damage To Label No Creases Or Stains No Marks Or Bookplates. Scarce. <br/> <br/> The Workers' Shop For The Unemployed Of Burlingame, California / The Grabhorn Press paperback‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 033203

‎WHITE, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS‎

‎Catalogue of early English books chiefly of the Elizabethan period‎

‎New York: Pynson Printers Inc 1926. First edition limited to 500 copies; 8vo; pp. 10 170 2; 2 folding facsimiles pasted in; near fine in original brown cloth maroon and gilt-lettered labels on upper cover and spine. Pynson Printers, Inc unknown‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 28762

‎WHITEHEAD & CO, LITHOGRAPHERS:‎

‎An original coloured caricature a supplement to "Vanity Fair" - "Charlie" Coln "Charlie" Blythe by "ALS"‎

‎1910. 15 5/8 x 10 5/8 inches. A "Hentschel-Colourtype" 1910. unknown‎

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