The Electric Journal. Good with no dust jacket. 1908. No Edition Stated. Hardcover. Edgewear some small moisture spots w/fading to covers pages lightly toning corners of covers lightly bumped little bit of soiling name inked on title page; b/w photos and diagrams; 108 pages . The Electric Journal hardcover
Hardcover. GOOD. 1985 Victor Gollancz hardcover; FRENCH/ENGLISH; light soiling/edgewear to dust jacket; name on first end paper; pages clean/tight; good condition hardcover
THE COMPANY OF NEWSPAPER MAKERS 1932. First edition. Board_book. Good. Embossed front cover pictorial back cover. Banquet souvenir program from February 26 1932. Covers a bit soiled. Embossed emblem rubbed but distinct. Contains list of officers the Company and it aims menu toasts the programme of music story of the press list of members and guests two illustrations a reproduction of "Ichabod Dawks" from the London News-Letter 1683. Endpapers are elaborate floral designs with cameos of Caxton With the letter signed by R.D.Blumenfeld <br/><br/> THE COMPANY OF NEWSPAPER MAKERS unknown
box: Journal of the Railway and Canal Historical Society 2014. Paperback. Good. Condition good clean. ref ZKVQ Journal of the Railway and Canal Historical Society paperback
London: Putnam. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1946. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near fine in black cloth with gilt titles lacking the dust jacket. G ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 340 pages . Putnam hardcover
The Houston Press Newspaper Houston. Very Good. 1963. First Edition. An authentic newspaper Vol. 53; No. 51; November 22 1963 published by the Houston Press on the day of John F. Kennedy's assassination. This is an Extra Edition as the regular edition had already gone to press. The main headline is: JFK Assassin Suspect Married To Russian. The secondary headlines are: Killed Policeman Before Arrest referring to Oswald Connally Seriously Wounded Johnson Is 36th President. The second half of the front page shows a photo of Kennedy Johnson and Connally. Several news bulletins announcing the assassination are on the front page. The first sentence of each bulletin is: "President Kennedy Has Been Assassinated" "White House Secretary Malcom Kilduff said the President's body would be flown to Washington this afternoon" Dallas "Police Captain Pat Gannaway said a suspect was an employee in a building where a rifle was found". Other front page story headlines were: The President Was Conscious; 3 Shots Were Heard Pope retires To Chapel In Grief; All Movie Theaters Closed; and President's Death Closes All Exchanges. There are 14 pages in the Extra Edition. Page one and two are stories of the assassination. Pages 9 and 10 contain some stories of Kennedy's trip to Dallas published in the regular edition before he was assassinated. The rest of the pages are filled with advertisements and articles that appeared in the regular edition of that day. The red stripe on the right of the front page is an indicator to the pressmen that the newsprint roll on the press was getting low helps authenticate that this was an original . The newspaper is in Very Good condition with only slight yellowing due to age. There are no tears or writing in the paper. The newspaper is suitable for framing. ; Regular Newspaper Size. . The Houston Press Newspaper, Houston. unknown
<p>Fine Condition with light wear back envelope Autograph Guaranteed Authentic. Signed by Author. First Edition. Unbound. SIGNED by Newspaper Columnist Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren on Front of Envelope First Day of Issue FDC Stamped Envelope with Drawing on Envelope of Christmas 1973 Gingerbread Man on Tree</p>
<p>Richmond: The Infantry Journal. August 11939 volume 46 number 4. 95pp. illus. magazine 4to: near Fine condition. Cover photograph of a gas-masked soldier in tin pot helmet entitled "Gas." Includes a separate supplementary Table for Settling Clothing Allowances for officers Fiscal Year 1940 July 1 1939-June 30 1940. This issue was published just before Germany invaded Poland. Includes a variety of articles among them "War in a Mechanistic Civilization" "Chemical Support of Infantry" "Japanese Infantry Platoon" and photos of the Italian army. A delight for collectors. </p> Richmond: The Infantry Journal hardcover
<p>Richmond: The Infantry Journal. October 11937 volume 44 number 5. 95pp. illus. magazine 4to: near Fine condition. Cover illustration of a Civil War scene in which Union soldiers fire from behind a rock wall. Includes a prescient article "Armored Forces Part I" by German Major General Heinz Guderian whose role only two years later in the blitzkrieg against Poland and the later German deployment of panzer forces in World War II is now a part of the historical record. </p> Richmond: The Infantry Journal
<p>Richmond: The Infantry Journal. December 11939 volume 46 number 6. 111pp. illus. magazine 4to: Very Good condition. Colorful cover illustration "Civil War Christmas" by Howard Williamson that depicts a celebration at a Union encampment in which soldiers revel with abundant food and drink around a roaring campfire while several heavily armed Confederates look on from the shadows. Includes a separate supplementary Roster of Infantry Officers with home stations as of November 1 1939. An especially interesting issue because of its publication immediately after the start of World War II. Contains an article "The German Campaign in Poland" by Lt. Col. von Wedel of the Wehrmacht that presents a German viewpoint. The article is accompanied by many photographs and battle maps. Numerous other articles and features including photographs of a tin pot-hatted American soldier adopting various "anti-aircraft" positions in order to fire Springfield rifles at attacking aircraft! A fascinating issue for collectors. </p> Richmond: The Infantry Journal
Elizabeth N.J.: Published By the Author 1957. 36p. A very good copy. Made up of material reprinted from the Elizabeth Daily Journal. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. 4to - over 9 3/4" - 12" Tall. Published By the Author
Imperial Chemical Industries NULL. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. Library sticker on front cover. Imperial Chemical Industries paperback
Farm Journal 1982. Book Club Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. This hardback book is in Very Good to Like New condition. top page edges freckled else bright inside and out. Appears unread. the Dust Jacket is complete and bright. light edge wear to DJ. Over 100 country style recipes for the microwave from the Farm Journal editors. <br/> <br/> Farm Journal hardcover
Single complete issue of this newspaper for Monday October 7 1861. New York. first edition. 8p. Large folio. folded in quarters. Full of Civil War reports:"The Seat of War in Western Virginia" with large map on front page; "Important from Missouri- General Fremont's Charges against Colonel Blair" etc. Good lightly evenly toned; edges a bit frayed. One can definitely feel the excitement and apprehension of the times reading this paper. . unknown
Single complete issue of this newspaper for Monday April 14 1862. New York. first edition. 8p. Large folio. folded in quarters. Full of Civil War reports: Advance into Alabama with occupation of Huntsville by Gen. Mitchell The Army Before Yorktown- Repulse of a Rebel Sortie by the Twelfth New York etc. Good no tears just light wear and edge fraying. . unknown
American Baptist Newspaper. Very Good-. 1978. Hard Cover. 210 pp; Front board is paint spattered and has a small 1/4" scrape on fore edge. Minor edge wear at top of spine rear board has a narrow 6" scuff/soil mark. Light foxing and minor edge wear on front endpage otherwise interior is clean and tight. . American Baptist Newspaper hardcover
1930. Very Good. Cloth-covered boards 12 x 10.5 inches; contains 30 grey heavy cardstock leaves. Nicely preserves silver-gelatin photographs in sepia and b/w average size is 2 x 4 inches passenger lists postcards telegrams newspaper clippings pamphlets a few manuscript entries and more tipped-onto the rectos and versos of every leaf or laid-in at rear. Boards a bit scuffed with a scattering of tiny bleached spots. Binding a bit shaken as expected as the volume is near-to bursting with keepsakes and treasures. <br/><br/>Photographs of landmarks landscapes streetscapes and some wonderful images of the clothing interior design and cars of the period. Postcards mostly b/w with a few colored include � but are not limited to � Stonehenge Tunbridge Wells Warwick Castle Shakespeare�s Birthplace Anne Hathaway�s cottage and lovely garden Raglan Castle Gloucester Cathedral Blarney Castle a portrait of Lenin a portrait of Stalin The Paramount Hotel of New York City. Here and there throughout this travelogue includes quite a few interesting pamphlets. All of them are clean and legible though adhered to the scrapbook by their rear covers and as such not removable without causing damage. They are: A guide to The Duke of Cornwall Hotel Plymouth; The Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Christ; Canterbury: A Handbook for Pilgrims; Guide to the High Rocks One Mile from Royal Tunbridge Wells; A Short Guide to Battle Abbey; A Catalogue of an Exhibition of Original Paintings and Drawings Made to Illustrate Books Published at the Bodley Head New Burlington Galleries 1930; A guide to Compton Wynyates History of Blarney Castle; A Guide to Glebe Hotel Lakes of Killarney Ireland; Kate by Mary McCartie staple-bound illustrated wraps printed by The Veritas Company Dublin; The University Collection of Antiquities Short Guide-Books I. The Oseberg-Ship and The Oseberg-Room Oslo: A. W. Broggers 1930; Authorised Guide to the Tower of London. The final leaf introduces a new cruise aboard the S. S. George Washington to Hamburg Southampton and Cherbourg and Cobh Queenstown with a passenger list menu and one tiny photograph of the Statue of Liberty. Though no details of this journey are provided one legend is recorded in manuscript: A one-page telling of �The Seven Sluggards in the Courtyard of the Paula Becher Modersohn House in Boettcherstrasse� in which seven brothers dig a spring because they�re too lazy to fetch water from the well build a dyke around their house because they�re too lazy to fend off flood pave a road because they�d rather not dig their wagon out of the mud � in general perform any number of laborious feats so that they can enjoy their laziness in comfort. Some rather brittle newspapers a love letter in which a very particular engagement ring is demanded a few stray postcards and photographs and manuscript see below are laid-in at the rear. Manuscript: 5 folded leaves comprising 17 pages. Hastily records a series of charms spells superstitions and omens � undated not offering a location. �If you see leaves and dust suddenly rise in a little whorl wind bless yourself and leave there is �a passage� there i e the fairies are going by�� hardcover
Original complete issue of this newspaper. 8 folio pages folded in quarters. Articles on why Jefferson Davis was not tried Provisional Governments for lately Rebellious States Negro Suffrage etc. Good complete light foxing no tears. . unknown
Presented with Woman's Journal May 12th 1937.16 pages. paper covers. Illus. b/w illus. centre col spread. Genealogical table. . 4to - over 9�" - 12" tall. unknown
Texas Journal of Oil Gas and Energy Law 2014-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Near fine/no dust jacket. Texas Journal of Oil, Gas and Energy Law hardcover
Doubleday & Company Inc. 1970. Hard Cover -- VG/Good -- BCE -- Other than repair to dust jacket book is clean and tight -- 336 pages with index and color photography -- First Edition as no prior printing noted and original price present. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. Doubleday & Company, Inc. Hardcover
London: Macmillan & Co. 1896. Text frontices maps charts & ads are complete. Ex-library. Rebound in simple institutional binding with several signatures pulled but nicely holding. Pages of text are brittle & toned. Some pages are chipped at margins. There is very minor insect damage to some pages. A sound servicable working copy. . Hard Cover. Fair/No Jacket. Macmillan & Co. Hardcover
Architectural Press 1974. This book has hardback covers. Ex-library With usual stamps and markings In fair condition suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Architectural Press hardcover
Reading UK: Newspaper Archive Developments Limited 1975. First Edition. Hardback. Very Good/No Jacket. 602 8vo. Consolidated edition of a Chronology published quarterly throughout the Second World War with the addition of a full index. 446 pages in all. Condition notes: A little bumping to the boards otherwise excellent. Newspaper Archive Developments Limited hardcover
The Society 1977. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 96 pages. very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: Rural industry in Merioneth Harlech and Ardudwy 1880-1930 Corsygedol Ardudwy's principal estate Charles Ashton 1848-99 . The Society paperback
The Society 1954. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 80-165 pages. illustrated very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: Owen Glyn Dwr's old Parliament house in Dolgelley llanfair Juxta Harlech Colonel John Jones Maesygarnedd. The Society paperback
The Society 1998. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 99 pages. very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: The Australian adventure of Evan Roberts of Trawsfynydd A medieval Merioneth Album Lewis Moris and 'honest Mr. Vaughan of Nannau. The Society paperback
The Society 1991. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 137-246 pages. illustrated. very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: 137-246 contents include Bertrand Russell in Merioneth Active retirement nannau and early portraiture in North Wales Early 19th century Ships of the Barmouth river The Society paperback
The Society 1965. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 95 pages. illustrated very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: Colonel William Price of Rhiwlas Legends and Folklore of llanfachreth Parish The Merioneth Gentry 1650-1838 Eldon Richards correspondance 1809-1822. The Society paperback
The Society 1961. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 95 pages. illustrated. very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: Hugh J. Owen The mound at Rug Elizabethan Overseers in Merioneth Four Civil war letters The last Royal flag comes down Merionethshire Roads and Turnpike Trusts Chief Baron Richards of the Exchequer The Goldmines of Merioneth. The Society paperback
The Society 1990. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 135 pages illustrated. very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: The Rev George Lewis Rector Of Dolgellau 1715-23 The Merioneth book trade 1761-1820 The Pugh family of Llanfair and Llanbedr The Society paperback
The Society 1951. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 133-228 pages. illustrated very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: History of Bala Grammar School 1713-1893 The Printed maps of Merioneth 1578-1900 Pengwern Festiniog The Merionethshire Coat of arms The Robertsons of Llandderfel. The Society paperback
The Society 1997. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 308-429 pages illustrated. very good with no creases or previous ownership markings. Contents include: Archaeological report for excavations at Brithdir A merioneth Family of printers in Wales and the USA The Society paperback
WASHINGTON D.C.: NARCOTICS EDUCATION 1972. Hard Cover. Good /No Jacket. EX-LIBRARY WITH 2 POCKETS IN BACK. LIBRARY STAMP "BLACKED-OUT" ON FRONT ENDPAPER ELSE BODY OF BOOK IS CLEAN. PICTORIAL BOARDS HAVE SOME RUBBING EDGE & CORNERWEAR ETC. STILL A CLEAN SOLID COPY. BX 71. WASHINGTON, D.C.: NARCOTICS EDUCATION, 1972 hardcover
1881. FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. LONG BRANCH: ELBERON- PRESIDENT GARFIELD ASSASSINATION PRINT 1881. An original front-page print from the September 17 1881 issue of Frank leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. The caption reads: "Washington DC- Mrs. Garfield Preparing Food For Her Husband." From a Sketch by Walter Goater. Mrs. Garfiled is cooking in the Garfiled Cottage in the Elberon section of Long Branch where he was taken on September 6. He died there on September 19. $50.00. <br/><br/> unknown
1881. FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. LONG BRANCH: ELBERON- PRESIDENT GARFIELD ASSASINATION PRINT 1881. An original print from the October 8 1881 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine. The caption reads: "The Death Of President Garfield- The Wife And Daughter Keeping Vigil Over Their Dead." Garfield died in his seaside cottage in the Elberon section of Long Branch on Sept. 19 1881 after being brought there 13 days earlier. $50.00. <br/><br/> unknown
Winnipeg Free Press 1988. A very good to fine newspaper. Includes front section and sports section. Newspaper. Very Good To Fine. Winnipeg Free Press Paperback
Winnipeg Free Press 1988. A fine newspaper. Includes front section and sports section. Headline is Gretzky story of being traded to LA. Newspaper. Fine. Winnipeg Free Press Paperback
Winnipeg Free Press 1988. A fine newspaper. Includes front section and sports section. Headline is Gretzky story of being traded to LA. Newspaper. Fine. Winnipeg Free Press Paperback
The Winnipeg Sun 1988. A fine tabloid size newspaper. The complete paper. Cover Headline is: King Wayne with a large photo of Wayne. 5 page report on the trade. Newspaper. Fine. The Winnipeg Sun Paperback
The Winnipeg Sun 1988. A fine tabloid size newspaper. The complete paper. Cover Headline is: King Wayne with a large photo of Wayne. 5 page report on the trade. Newspaper. Fine. The Winnipeg Sun Paperback
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