‎Collectibles‎

‎Emerson Jr. William A. Editor‎

‎The Saturday Evening Post September 11 1965. Hometown U. S. a. a Sentimental Journey Through a Boyhood in a Vanished Era-Elvis Presley. a Searching Report on Lyndon B. Johnson: the Man Behind the Image‎

‎Jess L. Ballew Very Good in Good Minus jacket Magazine. 10-1/2" x 11-1/4" Great articles on Lyndon Johnson and Elvis Presley. No tears. Cover has address bar and price tag. Front and rear cover has very light edge-wear bottom of cover and second page has light soil bottom right corner has short creases. 80pp. Ships in sturdy cardboard for ultimate protection no bubble mailers. Jess L. Ballew unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 10994

‎Emerson Shoe Store‎

‎Vintage Ink Blotter Emerson Shoe Store Providence R. I‎

‎<b>Vintage Ink Blotter Emerson Shoe Store Providence R.I.</b><p><b><i>Date: Not dated Circa 1920's <br /></i></b></p><p><b><i>Item: A Unused Advertising Ink Blotter<br /><br />Company: Emerson Shoe Store 264 Westminster Street Providence Rhode Island </i></b></p><p><b><i>Size: 4 by 9 inches</i></b></p><p><b><i>Comments: A uncommon ink blotter<br /><br />Condition: Very good with edge wear small nick at lower edge dust soiling. See Photos<br /><br /></i></b></p><p><b><i>Thanks for stopping by! Please take a few minutes to check out our other listings. <br />You will find many scarce rare unusual and hard to find vintage collectible <br />and one of a kind antique items pertaining to history genealogy Americana <br />military history business and industry art travel and more.<br />We have all kinds of vintage magazines postcards books stamps antique ephemera <br />vintage documents paper collectibles and much much more. <br />There is something for everyone!<br />Thank you<br />Stephen</i></b></p><p><b><i>ebbx // 081391</i></b></p><br /><br /> Emerson Shoe Store‎

Bookseller reference : 081391

‎EMERY HG. & KGBREWSTER & CENTURY H. G. K. G.‎

‎THE NEW CENTURY DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 2 VOLUME SET Leather‎

‎APPLETON & CO 1938. Book. Very Good. LEATHER. LATER PRINT. 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall. MAROON EMBELLISHED LEATHER BOARDS WITH GOLD LETTERING. 2 VOLUMES COMPLETE. APPLETON CENTURY CROFT. . VOL.1- 1344 PPS. FALSE TITLE PAGE TAPED INSIDE END PAPER LOOSE. MINOR WEAR AT EDGES. VOL.2-THRU PPS. 2796. FORMER OWNERS STAMP ON FRONT END PAPER. LIGHTLY SHAKEN. GOOD. TEXT IS CLEAN BRIGHT AND SECURE. APPLETON & CO. 1938 LATER PRINT. 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall. APPLETON & CO Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : U401

‎Emery Noemie‎

‎Washington: A Biography‎

‎London England: Cassell & Co 1977. Hardcover with brown boards and pictorial dustjacket first UK edition 682gms 432 pages. Book is in good condition with minor general wear and tear and mild page discolouration throughout. Dust jacket is in good condition with only mild shelf wear otherwise no other pre-loved markings. . First UK Edition. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. Good/Good. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall. Cassell & Co Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 001325 ISBN : 0304299006 9780304299003

‎Emil Krall‎

‎THE ART OF TONE-PRODUCTION ON THE VIOLONCELLO‎

‎C. Scribner's Sons 1913. Hardcover. Used; Good. No dust jacket. <p><i><strong>Fast Dispatch. Expedited UK Delivery Available. Excellent Customer Service. </strong></i> <br/><br/>Bookbarn International Inventory #2887657</p> C. Scribner's Sons hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 2887657

‎Emile Brodie‎

‎The Orphans of Merton Hall‎

‎London: The Religious Tract Soc Grey boards with a picture of four figures coloured in two tone - orange and black line drawing. The title is to the front in gilt. Title to the spine - faded. 192 pages plus book adverts. no date but circa 1905. Illustrations to the chapter headings and some black and white plates through the book. Owners name to ffep. Both book boards and pages are in good condition. The Religious Tract Soc hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 016761

‎Emile Souvestre‎

‎Baker's Edition of Plays- A Slight Mistake‎

‎Boston: Walter H Baker & Co 1889 Rare 15 pgs Baker's Edition of Plays- A Slight Mistake play script. Very good condition. First Edition. Paper. Very Good/No Jacket. Walter H Baker & Co paperback‎

Bookseller reference : 00284561

‎Emile Zola‎

‎Germinal‎

‎Norwalk: The Easton Press 1992. Collector's Edition. Full Leather. Very Good/No Dj. 4to. pp.viii 2 374 with notes from the archives booklet and unused easton bookplate Lovely decorated green boards and spine silk endpapers and ribbon pages are all edges gilt. The Easton Press hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 106390

‎Emile ZOLA‎

‎Nana. Translated by Charles Duff. Etchings by Vertes. BRIGHT CLEAN COPY‎

‎Folio Society 1956. 8vo. First Edition thus with frontispiece and full-page illustrations in the text; pale purple cloth gilt back covers mildly faded at extremities top lightly spotted else a bright clean copy. Folio Society, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 39363

‎EMILE ZOLA‎

‎THREE 3 ZOLA NOVELS - MATCHING EDITIONS: FORTUNE OF THE ROUGONS MADELEINE FERAT AND FAT AND THIN‎

‎London: VIZETELLY & CO. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1886. Hardcover. Three very good copies of Vizetelly and Co.s Original 5 shilling editions of Zola's works. Book One - Fortune Of The Rougons 1886. Book Two - Madeleine Ferat 1888. Book Three - Fat And Thin Le Ventre De Paris 1888. In super shape with only the lightest signs of ageing and save for some moderate dingage to the head and tail of the spine they would rate even higher. Some foxing on the fep. Red ruled bands over navy blue boards and gilt title treatment on the spine make for beautiful shelf presence in 3 fine reads of M. Zola. ; 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall; LITERATURE DRAMA PROSE FRENCH FRANCE ZOLA EMILE ZOLA NATURALISM NATURAL . VIZETELLY & CO. hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 000592

‎EMILIA EA______ ?‎

‎HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT HISTORICAL RETELLING OF THE "INVASION BARBARES" - THE INVASION OF THE BARBARIANS IN A BEAUTIFUL CALLIGRAPHIC HAND‎

‎France 1900. On offer is a beautifully written historical recitation in French titled "Invasions Barbares" or in English the 'Invasion of the Barbarians.' While undated we believe this is an early 20th century manuscript wherein over 96 pages in lovely calligraphic hand we are told of the barbarian invasion of Europe complete with hand-drawn maps. One online source provides perspective: "The Migration Period also called Barbarian Invasions or V�lkerwanderung German for "wandering of the peoples" was a period of human migration which occurred within the period of roughly 300-700 CE in Europe1 marking the transition from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages. The migration included the Goths Vandals Bulgars Alans Suebi Frisians and Franks among other Germanic Iranian and Slavic tribes. The migration may have been triggered by the incursions of the Huns in turn connected to the Turkic migration in Central Asia population pressures or climate changes. Migrations would continue well beyond 1000 CE with successive waves of Slavs Avars Hungarians then the Turkic expansion Mongol invasions and finally the Ottoman conquests radically changing the ethnic makeup of Eastern Europe. Western European historians tend to emphasize the earlier migrations most relevant to Western Europe." Some old damp-stains on the first few pages in purple ink on lined paper in an old journal. There is a torn out triangular chunk to the upper right corner of the fep taking part of the authors last name with it. Otherwise G. Good. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall. French. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 0001049

‎Emilio Luis Fenollosa‎

‎The Emilio Collection of Military Buttons American British French and Spanish with Some Other Countries and Non-Military in the Museum of the Essex Institute Salem Mass.‎

‎Salem MA: The Essex Institute. Near Fine. 1911 1942. 2nd limited. Hardcover. One of 500 copies. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 264 pages . The Essex Institute hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 21435

‎Emily BRONTE‎

‎Wuthering Heights. Introduced by Patti Smith. Illustrations by Rovina Cai. FINE COPY IN PUBLISHER'S SLIP-CASE‎

‎Folio Society 2014 2016. 8vo. with 9 illustrations; pictorial grey buckram upper board and backstrip blocked and lettered in gilt and black a fine copy in publisher's slip-case. Folio Society, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 33538

‎EMILY C. DINGMAN‎

‎1878 - 1881 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY AN ISOLATED PIONEER WOMAN LIVING THE HARD LIFE AS THE WIFE AND MOTHER OF MEN WHO WORK AND SAIL THE WATERS OF LAKE ONTARIO‎

‎THREE MILE BAY POINT PENINSULA NEW YORK. Fair. 1878. On offer is an intriguing manuscript diary handwritten by Emily C. Dingman who was the wife of Abraham B. Dingman of 3 Mile Bay and Point Peninsula in upstate New York on the eastern shore of Lake Ontario. Using an 1876 diary but overwriting somewhat illiterately in a very small yet legible hand Emily makes some entries in the 1870s but for the most part she writes for the full years of 1880 and 1881and it is packed full. Historians and collectors of this very isolated area will be hard pressed to find a more detailed picture of life as she tells of ships on the bay or the men traveling to the local village or to Three Mile Bay on their boat or across the ice with a horse or taking the boat to Sackets Harbor Stony Island and Cape Vincent or just to the neighbors and sometimes because of the weather she was home alone as they couldn't get back to her which made her rather lonely. Also in the winter of 1881 there is a measles epidemic on the Point and her family gets very sick. One of my favorite entries is on October 30th 1881 when her two children took an organ out on a boat in the bay and sung to the crowd on the shore. The crowd was holding lanterns. A wonderful relic of manuscript Americana! A look at the map and one realizes just how isolated this family must have been especially during the 1880s when the diary was written. Here are some snippets: 1878 Entries run from April 1st to June 18th - here are just two "April 1st Pleasant till night then looked like a storm. Think it will rain before morning. Abram and Mr. Rector went to 3 Mile Bay and Chaumont to see about selling grass seed. Porter and Hanley fixed fence. I washed. Loney done chores. Large fire in the direction of Stoney Point. Gene Collins here today to hire Hanley for one month for 15 dollars don't think he will go." "April 7th Warm but rained the most of the day but not hard. Uncle Samuel was here. We didn't go to meeting. Just as it was getting light this morning Uncle Samuel thought someone rapped at the door and called out Pa. He got up as soon as possible dressed himself and went to the door but could see no one. He called Newel two or three times but got no answer. Abram got up and they both went to the lake where they thought Newel might be with his boat. Last Wednesday Newel with three others went to Canada. It is quite a mystery." 1880 two years of steady entries "January 1st Mrs. Barton buried today. Rev. LaClair preached. Abram Porter Jennie and I went to the funeral. Hanley went to Cape Vincent. In the evening Abram Loney and I went to Mrs. Hewitt's." "January 19th Abram Porter and Hanley cleaned grass seed. Snowed hard a little while then cleared off and was pleasant as summer. Jennie and Alta talked of taking a boat ride on the lake but didn't go. Hanley's boat was at the end of the Point. Dyer Harris came here and backed out in the horse trade. Left Dick and took his horse home. Porter went to the village in the evening had a cup of coffee and fried cake." "March 24th Eight years ago today Minerva was buried. A very big snow storm and today no snow but muddy. Jennie and Dyer's wife here. Found me sick. Doctored me up. Am feeling a little better tonight but a bad headache yet. Abram went to the village and got some nails. Frank went home tonight. Porter went to the village. Hanley to Mr. Angell's. It rained a little today. Tonight is dark as crypt. All the cows broke through the stable floor. Got out about 10 o'clock." "April 14th Wind North quite cold. Abram visited with John all day. Porter surveyed the road. Jennie and Ellie took John's horses and went to the village. Got home at noon. In the afternoon John and Porter went to the swamp. Afternoon Mrs. McKee here a little while. After supper Porter and Hanley went to the village. Six vessels and two sail boats today for the first time this spring." "June 1st Wind south till night then west. Victor went away from here in the morning. Porter and Jennie got home from Randall's at noon. Mr. Rector was here. Said he had bought Victor's house. Mr. Roof here. Got half pound of ginger of him. The Commissioner visited the school tonight. Milton Lance here for Hanley to go to the cheese factory to a party. Porter and Jennie went in the afternoon. Abram and Loney went to the village with barley to send to mill with the steam boat. Got Loney a pair of shoes. Porter got sugar and tea to 3 Mile Bay." "June 14th Abram and Porter went to Three Mile Bay got 20 lbs sugar and 5 lbs coffee. Heard that H. Duel had hung himself. Em and Jen played in their posy beds all day and sewed the rest of the time. Hanley painted boat in the forenoon and hoed potatoes in the afternoon. At night Abram Porter and Loren went to the village. Well said." "June 24th Abram hoed potatoes. Porter and Wallace Washburn went to 3 Mile Bay. Hanley took a boat and to Carlton Island. The wind was blowing very hard. I stood and watched him and the boat would go out of sight and I thought he would go to the bottom. Oh dear anything but a boat. Jennie cleaned the parlor. I done housework and picked strawberries and canned a two quart can full. Tonight it looked very much like rain. The boys will not be home tonight." "July 19th Abram took Porter and Jennie to the village to take the boat to go to the island and go berrying. Hanley took our team and took a load of lambs to the four corners for Mr. Lance. Abram took Mr. Mayhew's stack cover home after dinner. He and I went a berrying. I baked and washed. A big thunder shower this afternoon. Tonight the wind is blowing very hard. The preacher and Nellie here today. We was gone away." "August 4th & 6th Abram went to the blacksmith shop. Porter went fishing. Hanley made a hang man. Jennie went to Mr. Getman's from there to Mr. Hewitt's with Mary Alice and Frank. Loney went to the village. I got Jennie a silver thimble piece 50 cents. Let the peddler have a thimble towards it. He allowed me 10 cts. for it. Porter went to the village for the mail. Got a letter from Doren. It is almost 12 o'clock. Hanley has not come yet. Has undoubtedly lost the track for it is quite dark to hunt. Carrie Lance here to do some stitching��Folks finished drawing barley. Have 54 loads. Cut some oats. Peddler here. Sold eggs. The teacher is done boarding here. A picnic at the Four Corners. None of us went. A big circus and balloon ascension to Watertown." "September 22nd Wind west all day and quite cold. Porter and Jennie went to Watertown to the fair. Abram took them to the village early in the morning. Erin Stephens took them with some others to Chaumont in his boat. Hanley is threshing to Fred Vincent's. Frank Hewitt here. Mr. Roof here sold him eight doz eggs. A tin and grocery peddler here. Did not trade. After supper Abram and Loney went to the village and got the mail. We got a letter from Stephen Baker." "October 9th A lovely day. Abram and Hanley drew pressed hay to the village. Nellie here and got the saw. Porter worked in the swamp. After dinner Abram Jennie and I went to quarterly meeting to the Four Corners. Rev. Berry from Pillar Point preached from Gen. first chapter and 22 verse. When meeting was out Jennie went to the village with Mrs. Wilcox to carry her shoes. I went to the preacher's a few minutes. When we got home Hanley took the horse buggy and box and went to 3 Mile Bay. Said he was going out to Randal's. This is a beautiful evening." "November 9th Abram plowed. Porter fixed the wood shed. Hanley started twice to go to Kingston got as far as the Toad Hole and came back the wind as not in the right direction. Went to Byron Harrison and got a horse to work then took a grist and he and Loney went tot the village with it. Porter found a table and a few boards on the shore. This is a very pleasant evening. I have got to sit up tonight and bake two ovens full of bread after the rest have gone to bed. I feel just like sitting up but would like to have my children with me telling funny stories to pass the time away." "November 21st Awful cold and stormy. No meeting could hardly keep from freezing. All glad to stay close to this stove tonight but Hanley he'd rather sit by Mr. Getman's coal stove. I must go to bed or freeze." "December 13th & 15th Windsor Angell here in the morning. Got Hanley and Frank up and went to the swamp and shot poor Watch. At night Hanley went away somewhere. This had been an awful lonesome day and more so tonight and with all the rest the wind blows hard and cold and Loney lays in the bed crying for poor Watch is gone�.Mr. Byers took the hide off from poor Watch and brought it here." 1881 "January 8th Anson Hewett's house burned this morning. Lost all most everything they had. Mr. Byers moved his family to Carlton Island. Porter got two loads of wood of Mr. Byers then drew some logs and Porter drew a load of wood from the swamp for the school at night��Loney went to Mr. Rector's and got bit by there dog." "January 10th ��this is a lovely evening as light as day. The moon shines too nice to go to bed and leave it." "February 2nd & 3rd Mr. Rector went to 3 Mile Bay and telegraphed for Dr. Getman to come here to see our boys. Billy Mayhew called here to have him go over there to see Rissa. In the evening Mr. McKee came to see if the Dr. had come. He had and went over there after he ate his supper. Milton Lance brought some milk. Jennie sick this afternoon. Loney don't feel well and is coughing hard tonight. We heard today there were 30 here on the Point that are down with the measles and still they keep coming��The boys are no better. Abram went to the village to get whiskey for medicine. Could not get any. Had to go to Gene Collin's got a pint. There are 50 cases of measles on this Point tonight�" "April 2nd Cold west wind. Abram and Hanley sawed and split wood. Porter went to 3 Mile Bay across the ice. Ice safe for big loads. Mr. Wiggins and Daniel Holbrook here to see about getting a parsonage. Went away as well off as they came��" "April 10th A beautiful day over head but very bad roads. None of us went to meeting. Found out today where Hanley Mit and Lansing went last night. They went across the ice to 3 Mile Point to let the 3 Mile Pointers know how green they was. The horse had to swim to get to the ice. The boys are from 22 to 26 years old who would think it�." "April 11th Daniel Barnes told Porter today that he found a nest of young birds a week ago. The nest was on the ground. There came a snowstorm and covered them up but the bird made a hole in the snow for a door to go out and in. Can we believe this bird story. It would be true if if if." "May 30th Abram dragged the bean ground in the forenoon. After dinner we went to 3 Mile Bay to Uncle Peter Schuylar's funeral. Coming home we called to see Libbie Comes. She was dead. Died this morning. I got Jennie a cashmere dress. Got me a fan and a pair of gloves�" "July 24th Very pleasant. Abram Loney and I went to meeting. At night Porter and Jennie went to the village. Mary Phillips here a little while. Hanley went to the corners to meeting. Heard tonight that the President could not live. Hope it is not so." "October 2nd Abram Jennie and I went to the village to hear President Garfield's funeral sermon preached by our preacher Rev. Cottrell. The text was taken from Samuel 19 Chapter first verse. It has rained all the afternoon and evening. Cannons fired all day at Sackets Harbor." "October 30th Porter worked in the swamp till noon then had to stay in the house and sing with Mr. Servey and his girl and Millie Carrie Mary Barnes Ellie Enders Marty Locklin Julia Mary and Dory Watkins. Mary Millie Ellie and Carrie went home and got their supper. The others staid and went to singing school��Porter and Jennie has just got home from the sing. They say they had a splendid time. It was such a lovely evening that they took the organ out on the water in a boat and played and sung. The Pillar Pointers came with lanterns to the shore to listen to the music. It must have been grand. It was so still they had lamps lit and was a splendid sight and it will be a good advertisement for the coming concert." "November 23rd Porter went to 3 Mile Bay with the mail in a boat. Loney went to the village at night after him. Waited till dark. Didn't come and came home without him. Then Abram went after him it was so awful rough they could not get there till after dark. We was frightened almost to death about him." She also mentions many many names: Leonard Lance Rector Theodore Armstrong Frank Harris Rev. LaClaire Graves Frank Hewitt Gene Collins Brockhaws Ellie Wiggins Daniel Holbrook Harriet Mayhew Fox Roof Ostrander Kate Getman Wallace Washburn Windsor Lance teacher Stratton Warren Minor Angells Lidia Wilcox and more. The diary is in very very rough shape. Some newspaper articles to the inside covers some pages are loose but all pages accounted for cover which is very worn is pulling away from the binding stains on the front and back cover and beginning pages etc. Overall Fair.; 24mo - over 5" - 5�" tall; KEYWORDS: LAKE ONTARIO IN-SHORE WATERS 3 MILE BAY THREE MILE BAY DINGMAN POINT PENINSULA LYME WOMENS STUDIES GENDER STUDIES HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY AMERICANA Als antiquit� contrat v�lin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antig�edad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel . hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 0001365

‎Emily DICKINSON‎

‎Selected Poems. Introduced by Lavinia Greenlaw. With Wood-engravings by Jane Lydbury. FINE COPY IN PUBLISHER'S GLASSINE DUSTWRAPPER‎

‎Folio Society 2016. 8vo. First Edition thus with 12 wood-engravings blue patterned endpapers; pictorial white cloth blocked and lettered in black a fine copy in publisher's printed glassine dustwrapper. Folio Society, hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 37778

‎Emily Larter‎

‎Long Marly or Heart Within and God O'erhead‎

‎London UK: The Sunday School Union 1000. 4th Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 5" x 7.25. h/b The Sunday School Union Undated 1910 7.25"x5" 128pp. Decorative red cloth boards with decorative design of the period.Light rubbing to boards and spine. Presentation plate on flyleaf dated 1911/12 Band of Hope Leith. Some discolouration around outer edges and guttering beginning to loosen. Very nice copy of this scarce title. <br/> <br/> The Sunday School Union hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 059891

‎Emma Donoghue‎

‎Room‎

‎United Kingdom: Picador 2010. 1st U.K. Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Signed by Authors. Copyright date 2010 first U. K. edition first printing. Signed by the Author. Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture. Black cloth over boards with silver lettering and design on the spine. Black inside covers front and back. No tears bent pages nor any writing. Dust Jacket No tears bent flaps nor is it price clipped. Text is bright and clean binding is secure a solid collectible book. Size: 7�" - 9�" Tall Picador hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 0003293

‎EMMA JANE SMITH‎

‎1919 - 1921 FASCINATING POST WORLD WAR I MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A PIOUS WOMAN IN SERVICE TO A CORNWALL ENGLAND FAMILY‎

‎CORNWALL ENGLAND UNITED KINGDOM UK. Good. 1919. On offer is a diary that provides a fascinating look into the life of a 41 year old woman who works in service to an English family immediately following WWI The notebook is in very good condition and the entries are quite legible. It measures 8 in by 6 1/2 in and contains 141 pages. It is 100% complete. It covers the time period Jan 1st 1919 until Oct 24th 1921. Two to three entries are made each week. Church life plays a very important role and virtually every entry contains quotes from scripture or references to going to church services quite regularly. There is little reference to her daily tasks other than passing remarks about going shopping or having a difficult day with a child. Most geographical references are to locations in Cornwall UK. 'Wingfield' is frequently referenced as home and it was located on the edge of Plymouth. This is confirmed by numerous references to 'the Hoe' a large open space in Plymouth. She has a very active social life with a small group of friends and daily rounds of meeting for tea going bathing swimming together and long walks comprise much of her entries. There is little reference to events in the outside world. ". Went down and walked along the sands sat on high rock after and did some knitting. Peace Treaty was signed at Versailles this afternoon" June 28 1919."Went over to Penhenver in the morning to see submarine k14 pass" Sept 1st 1919. Most entries are similar to these: "Went to the Meeting church service in the morning & called to see Ethel D who is so ill. Went over to see A and H and had tea there. 12 altogether at tea and Mr. Gully was there - the blind brother. I enjoyed it very much. Went to the gospel and Mr. G preached Acts 7:55 ." Sept 28 1919. "Paid a visit at last to Mrs Bowen felt impressed to go since getting up. I had a very happy time with her one felt the warmth of Christian love coming out. After tea I called to see Ethel D. She is still very ill" Oct 8t 1919. "Mr. G went to Newquay today also Mr. T to see about electric lights for "Rockland" Mar 9 1920. "It is a lovely day today. We took our tea to Porth and had it on the rocks the waves dashing up. 11 years today on a Friday John passed away I thought about him" Apr 16 1920. And so the entries go - much focused on her immediate life and those in her small circle of friends. This diary gives a wonderful look inside what may appear to be an ordinary unremarkable life. But closer scrutiny can yield many nuggets of information for a social historian or someone involved in gender studies. It offers a great deal of local information about places in Cornwall UK.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF CORNWALL UK ENGLAND BRITAIN SOUTH WEST ENGLAND EMMA JANE SMITH PLYMOUTH UK THE HOE NEWQUAY WINGFIELD HALT PENHENVER GENDER STUDIES POST WW1 PERIOD IN BRITAIN 1920S 1910S EARLY 20TH CENTURY ROARING TWENTIES IN BRITAIN LIFESTYLE IN 1920'S BRITAIN WOMEN IN INTERWAR ENGLAND SMALL-TOWN LIFE IN INTERWAR ENGLAND CORNISH GENEALOGY CORNWALL LOCAL HISTORY LIFE IN CORNWALL BETWEEN THE WARS HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS DIARY DIARIES JOURNALS PERSONAL HISTORY SOCIAL HISTORY HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ANTIQUIT� CONTRAT V�LIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIG�EDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 0008101

‎Emma Kate Young Hand‎

‎A Georgia Pioneer and Some of His Descendants the Young/Hand Family‎

‎Privately Printed 1953. VG presumed First. A very nice clean copy of the Young Hand Genealogy from Georgia. Blue cloth over boards with gilt lettering on front cover. 93pp. Some very light foxing on front and rear pastedowns otherwise pages are clean and unmarked. Families also mentioned are the Stricklands and Irwins. Several slave receipts acknowledged. Genealogy Collections cited in rear of book. Some very light loss of color to a small section on the front and rear cover. A solid copy good for many years of use. Inscribed By Author-Front EndPaper. Hard Cover. Very Good/None Present. Genealogy/YoungHand Family. Privately Printed Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 0022727

‎Emma Leslie‎

‎Marion and Augusta or Love and Selfishness - to Which is Added - A Life Lesson By L. E. Dobree‎

‎London: S. W. Partridge & Co 1885 Grey boards with black impressed pictorial line drawing showing a group of five girls in period dress walking down a street set in a circle with the gilt title and flower design above. Lightly faded gilt title to the spine also with impressed tooled design of a girls portrait in an oval 'frame' with flowers.Impressed self-coloured SWP monogram set in a banner. A little wear to the head and tail of the spine. Light edge rubbing and wear to the tips of the corners. Tissue proteced frontspiece illustration. Three other illustrations throughout the book. No date but inscription reads - " Mary E Emmitt from her teacher John Baldwin Janif 2nd 1886." Some pages throughout the book are a little 'dusty' as is the inner boards. The type is strong and clear.16 page classified catalogue of books to the rear of the book. A lovely collectable. 7in x 5in S. W. Partridge & Co hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 009178

‎EMMA M. SLACK‎

‎1856 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT MEMORIAL ALBUM OF POETRY INTIMATE THOUGHTS LOVELY POETRY AND SOME SAD GOODBYES: A LOVELY TREASURE OF ANTEBELLUM TIMES IN NEW ORLEANS‎

‎NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA LA NEW YORK. Fair. 1856. Decorative Cloth. On offer is the original handwritten book: "THE PRIZE ALBUM" a book belonging to Miss Emma M. Slack of New Orleans dated March 16 1856 with entries by her friends schoolmates and loved ones. Many dozens of entries lovely calligraphy this is a true treasure of antebellum times in the old South. She was popular enough to cause a number of people to write affectionate poetry and prose to her in this book. Signatures include - Hattie P. H. W. F. Bailey Marnie N. Trowbridge F. Jackson Myrtilla Florance Madame Candais Augustine W. F. G. Schirmer Carmen Atocha Rowena Melovna Lockhart Winter Clara Wolfe Helen Schieffelin Josephine Miller and many more. This seems to be a book of parting perhaps a school graduation and of great interest are some New York based album entries. Here are some snippets: May Angels weave for thee a crown of immortality. Soon dear companion of my play We part to go a different way. The session and its joys are o're We part perhaps to meet no more. But let our early hope ariseTo that bright session in the skies. There may I meet- dear frined with you And never never bid Adieu. I will not say how dear thou art How oft my thoughts recur to theeI only ask when we shall depart That thou will sometimes think of me. A white rose I have placed for thee In the deep urn of memory. I do not wish that thou mayest be the gayest of the gay Nor glitter like a butterfly a being of the day But O! I wish that thou mayest be a being pure and bright As the angels that surround God's throne of eternal light; And O! I wish when life is past and thou from earth are gone That thou mayest rest in Heaven above the Christian's happy home. The book has about 100 pages not all but most of them are written on. The entries are dated from 1856 to 1858. There is a somewhat spiritual tone to not only the entries but also the wreath of flowers in gilt on the front board and the winged angel also in gilt on the back. Both boards are separated have wear and the spine covering is mostly gone. It seems that all page edges were gilted. The binding has begun to separate but most pages in the textblock seem to be holding together. 6" x 7 3/4". F.; 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall; MEMORIAL ALBUM AUTOGRAPHS POETRY ANTEBELLUM PRE CIVIL WAR LOUISIANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL PERSONAL HISTORY DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS MEMOIR MEMORIAL DIARY JOURNAL LOG antiquit� contrat v�lin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antig�edad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel . hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 000921

‎Emma Marshall‎

‎REX AND REGINA; OR THE SONG OF THE RIVER‎

‎James Nisbet 1884. Hardcover. Used; Acceptable. 24 publishers catalogue. No dust jacket. brown end papers. wear to head & tail of spine brown cloth decorated gilt & black owners inscription rear cover damp stained - paste-down affected pages white. <p><i><strong>Fast Dispatch. Expedited UK Delivery Available. Excellent Customer Service. </strong></i> <br/><br/>Bookbarn International Inventory #2725683</p> James Nisbet hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 2725683

‎Emma Marshall‎

‎The Court and the Cottage‎

‎Griffith Farran Okeden & Welsh London 1888. Assumed First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 330 pages. Inscription on front end page dated September '89. Boards are in very good condition with only minimal wear on corners and spine ends. Gilt titles and pages edges are in very good order. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Children & Young Adult; Teenage Fiction; Antiquarian & Rare. Inventory No: 09041323. Griffith, Farran, Okeden & Welsh hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 09041323

‎Emma Pirani‎

‎LA MINIATURA GOTICA Elite Series No. 29‎

‎Milan/ Milano: Fratelli Fabbri Editori 1966. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches. Semi-rigid red covers with gilt lettering & decoration on spine. Illustrated by many color photographs.Condition of the book is Very Good; Exterior is excellent text & illustrations are very clean binding is tight. Condition of the dust jacket is Very Good; Very light wear not faded. Antiques STK Fratelli Fabbri Editori hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 14185

‎Emmanuel Breon‎

‎Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann: The Designer's Archives Two Volumes‎

‎Paris: Flammarion 2004. two softcover volumes in a printed heavy cardboard portfolio with ribbon-ties on three sides. miniscule bits of wear to portfolio's fore-corner tips negligible impact as flaw. no other flaws clean no writing or markings strong sewn bindings. states first printing by number line. english text edition. published simultaneously with french edition.; each volume has apprx. 120pp. and are illustrated throughout in color with period b/w photos reproduced. a most attractive set organised by the museum where the archives reside. First English Language Edition. Soft Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket as Issued. 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall. Flammarion Paperback‎

Bookseller reference : 20172 ISBN : 2080304321 9782080304322