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Heinrich, Guido (Mitwirkender) und Gunter (Mitwirkender) Schandera
Magdeburger biographisches Lexikon. 19. und 20. Jahrhundert. Biographisches Lexikon für die Landeshauptstadt Magdeburg und die Landkreise Bördekreis, Jerichower Land, Ohrekreis und Schönebeck.
Magdeburg, Scriptum-Verl. 2002. XXIV, 894 Seiten. Hardcover/Pappeinband
书商的参考编号 : 100749
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Heinrich, Guido und Gunter Schandera
Magdeburger biographisches Lexikon : 19. und 20. Jahrhundert ; biographisches Lexikon für die Landeshauptstadt Magdeburg und die Landkreise Bördekreis, Jerichower Land, Ohrekreis und Schönebeck. Guido Heinrich ; Gunter Schandera
Magdeburg : Scriptum-Verl. 2002. XXIV, 894 S. : ca. 600 Abb. ; 28 cm Pp., gebundene Ausgabe, Hardcover/Pappeinband
书商的参考编号 : 58137
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Heinrich, Herbert
Hansheinzhorst - Zwischen zwei Kriegen geboren
Erlensee, EFB, 1995. PP, 352S, gutes Exemplar
书商的参考编号 : 05088
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Heinrich, Michael und Elmar Altvater
Globalisierung und Perspektiven linker Politik : Festschrift für Elmar Altvater zum 60. Geburtstag. Michael Heinrich/Dirk Messner (Hrsg.) 1. Aufl.
Münster : Westfälisches Dampfboot 1998. 350 S. ; 21 cm kart., Softcover/Paperback, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
书商的参考编号 : 51921
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Heinrich, P. W
"Für" und "Wider" Alfred Meißner. Klarstellung des litterarischen Verhältnisses zwischen Alfred Meißner und Franz Hedrich auf Grund des Briefwechsels zwischen den Beiden vom Jahre 1854 bis zu dem im Jahre 1865 erfolgten Tode Meißners, und unter Zugrundelegung der Broschüren: "Alfred Meißner-Franz Hedrich" von Frz.Hedrich und "Die Antwort Alfred Meißner`s" von Robert Byr.
Berlin, Sauernheimer, 1890. 1. Aufl. 294 S. 8°, OBrosch.
书商的参考编号 : 202195
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Heinrich-Jost, Ingrid
Adolf Glaßbrenner. Reihe "Preußische Köpfe"
Berlin: Stapp Verlag, 1981. 19 cm ; kart.
书商的参考编号 : 83585
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Heinrizi, Pius
Die Blüthen des heiligen Franziskus von Assisi. Aus dem Italienischen übersetzt und mit Anmerkungen versehen.
Regensburg, Georg Joseph Manz, 1870. 1. Aufl. 540 S. 8°, Interimsbroschur.
书商的参考编号 : 202505
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Heinroth, Katharina und Heinz (Hg) Degen:
Oska Heinroth
Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft Stuttgart 1971. Hardcover kartoniert ohne Schutzumschlag Zustand: Keine Beschädigungen keine Eintragungen. Rücken Ecken Kanten sind sehr gut. Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, Stuttgart, hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 307820
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Heinsheimer, Hans
Best Regards to Aida: the Defeats and Victories of a Music Man on Two Continents - 1st Edition/1st Printing
New York: Alfred A. Knopf. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1968. First Edition; First Printing. 1/4 Cloth. First edition/first printing in Very Good condition little sunning to top edges and soiling to fore-edges in Very Good lightly spine-faded dust-jacket. From the collection of Betty Anderson legendary art director of publisher Knopf in the late 20th century as evidenced by her small and unobtrusive inventory number; Best Regards to Aida: the Defeats and Victories of a Music Man on Two Continents tells the story of Heinsheimer a self-taught musician who in the early 1960s embarks on a daring and ultimately successful journey to perform Aida in Egypt and Buenos Aires two of the most notoriously difficult opera houses in the world. Heinsheimer's journey is not easy and he faces numerous obstacles from financial difficulties to public resistance. Yet he never gives up and in the end he is hailed as a musical hero by both audiences. This beautifully written and compelling book is a testament to the power of determination and faith in the face of adversity.; B&W Photographs; 8vo; FSA . Alfred A. Knopf hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 20619
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Heinstein.Pais Abraham.
Einstein è vissuto qui.(Traduzione di Maurizio Bruno e David Mezzacapa).
Torino,Boringhieri,1995.(Prima Edizione).In 8° pp. IX + 301 n. legat. editoriale tt. Tela, sovracoperta illustrata. con 24 tavv.f.t.
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Heinz Gotze, a cura di
Dem Andenken an Reinhard Dohrn. Reden, briefe und nachrufe
Ritratto in nero all'antiporta, testi prevalentemente in tedesco, alcuni in italiano, francese ed inglese, pagine patinate ed ingiallite ai bordi causa tempo, con illustrazioni in nero nei testi ed alcune tavole a colori f.t., rilegatura in mezza tela editoriale, piatti cartonati ed ingialliti ai margini, dorso ingiallito e con leggere tracce di polvere. Numero pagine 70 USATO
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Heinz Rieder
L'imperatore Francesco Giuseppe. Aneddoti.
brossura con alette in buone condizioni. cod. ib2
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Heinz, Günther
Hieronymus Bosch
Wien/München Anton Schlor Verl. 1968. 4° 252 S. : Zahrl. ganzseit. und ausklappbare Abb. OLwd. m. O. Umschl. u. Schutzhülle sehr guter Zust. , golde. Schrift a. Deckel u. Rück.
书商的参考编号 : 39882AB
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Heinz, Henry J.
THE STORY OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LIFE OF HENRY J. HEINZ. Covering Sixty-four Years From 1854 to 1919. Born October 11, 1844. Died May 14, 1919.
24p. + Portrait Frontis. Slightly age stained. Ownership label of Gerald W. Gilbert, Loysville, PA. Small 4to. Original printed wraps, decorated and lettered in gold. Silk tie. PA PAMPH 20_9 BX1
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Heinzl, Brigitte
Bartolomeo Altomonte. Hrsg. von d. Kulturverwaltung der Stadt Linz ERSTAUSGABE.
Wien ; München : Verl. Herold, 1964. 103 S. : 28 Bl. Abbildungen ; 4 Originalleinen mit Original-Schutzumschlag.
书商的参考编号 : 256916
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Heinzlmeier, Adolf
Julia Roberts : [a pretty woman] / Adolf Heinzlmeier. Bearb.: Petra Raszkowski.
Rastatt : Pabel Moewig, 1991. 79 S. : überw. Ill. 4°. Orig.-Ausg. Ill. OBroschur.
书商的参考编号 : 20588 ???????? : 381183083
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Heinzlmeier, Menningen, Schulz
Das Humphrey Bogart Fan - Buch
Hamburg, Rasch und Röhrig, 1984. kt, 190S, zahlr.Fotos, tadelloses Exemplar
书商的参考编号 : 02685
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Heise, Brigitte
Johann Friedrich Overbeck : das künstlerische Werk und seine literarischen und autobiographischen Quellen. Pictura et poesis ; Band 11 . ERSTAUSGABE.
Köln ; Weimar ; Wien : Böhlau, 1999. VII, 310, 31 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen dokumentarischen Abbildungen. 27 cm Originalpappband.
书商的参考编号 : 301395
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Heise, Hans-Jürgen (1930-2013)
Die Süße des Fliegenpapiers. Stationen meines Lebens.
Verlag Landpresse, Weilerswist, 1998. 164(2) Seiten, OBroschur, gutes, wohl ungelesenes Exemplar. Good copy. Das Buch stammt aus der Bibliothek eines Autographensammlers.
书商的参考编号 : 14044
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Heisenberg, Werner; Heisenberg, Elisabeth; Hirsh-Heisenberg, Anna Maria (ed.); Heisenberg, Irene (trans.)
My Dear Li: Correspondence 1937-1946
Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket. Light shelfwear to jacket and small taped repair to rear hinge flap. No other faults, contents clean and pages excellent. AD Used
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Heismann-Wix (Gesamtredaktion)
Anton Wilhelm Florentin von Zuccalmaglio.
Altena, Heimatbund Märkischer Kreis (=Veröffentlichungen des Heimatbundes Märkischer Kreis Band 11), 1991. mit vielen Teils farb. Abbildungen und Faksimiles. OPbd., farb. ill. OU., 232 S., Gr.8°
书商的参考编号 : 6280
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Heiss, L
Hirth - Vater - Hellmuth - Wolf
Stuttgart, Müller, 1.-5. Tausend, 1949. Leinen, mit Silberschrift-Deckelprägung, ohne Schutzumschlag, ca. DinA 5, 247 Seiten, 37 Abbildungen, davon viele sw-Photos und einige sw-Illustrationen, Einband mit minimalen Gebrauchsspuren, minimal verzogen/gebogen, Schnitt und Seiten papierbedingt gebräunt, gut erhalten / guter Zustand [4 Warenabbildungen]
书商的参考编号 : 35582bi
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HEISTAND, HOS H O S
Abraham Lincoln
New York: Privately Printed 1909. Paperback. 24mo. Stiff tan wrappers. 40pp. Frontispiece. Very good. Edition limited to 150 copies. An address before the Men's League of the Broadway Tabernacle on February 13 1908. MONAGHAN 1742. Privately Printed paperback
书商的参考编号 : 44
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Heißerer, Dirk
Thomas Mann in München. ERSTAUSGABE.
2004. 297 Seiten Originalbroschur.
书商的参考编号 : 306010
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HELBIG Jules (& VERSPEYEN comte, préface)
Le baron Bethune, fondateur des Ecoles de Saint-Luc. Etude biographique
vii + 399pp.avec illustrations dans le texte + 47 planches hors-texte (dont 11 en couleurs et 6 planches dépliantes), 31cm., peu de rousseurs, br.orig. illustrée, avec étiquette au dos, cachet, sinon en bon état, rare, [N.B. La date de publication mentionnée au dos est 1907, bien que la page de titre mentionne 1906], B77688
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Held, C. F. W
Selbstzeugnisse Jesu in fünfzehn Betrachtungen für die Suchenden unserer Zeit. Nebst neun Predigten.
Zürich, Verlag von Carl Meyer, 1865. 8°, 377 S., Bezahlung per PayPal möglich, we accept PayPal, Einband ger. beschabt und ger. bestoßen, altersbedingte Bräunungen, sonst ger. Gebr.sp., Leinen
书商的参考编号 : 23065
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Held, Karl
Johannes Uhl. Goldene Worte über das Wirken unseres katholischen Priesters. Mit 16 vierfarbigen Kunstbeilagen von Matthäus Koelz.
Gauting bei München., Berg., 1932. 4°. [19,4 : 26 cm]. 400 Seiten. Frakturdruck. Roter Originalleinenband mit Deckelvignette und Kopffarbschnitt. (Längsschnitt minimal punktfleckig). - Ansonsten ein sehr gut erhaltenes, sauberes Exemplar in fester Bindung und ohne Eintragungen. 1. Auflage.
书商的参考编号 : 53191AB
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Held, Paul (dargestellt)
Der Quäker George Fox. Sein Leben, Wirken, Kämpfen, Leiden, Siegen.
Basel, Verlag Friedrich Reinhard, o. J. 8°, 567 S., Bezahlung per PayPal möglich, we accept PayPal, kl. Flecken a. Schnitt, Regalspuren am Fußschnitt, altersbedingte Bräunungen, sonst ger. Gebr.sp., Leinen
书商的参考编号 : 21345
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Held, Werner
The Day Fighter. German Figthers in World War II. A Photographic History of the German Tagjager 1934-1945. Text auf Englisch.
Schiffer Publications Ltd., 1991.
书商的参考编号 : 12439
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Helderman, L C
GEORGE WASHINGTON; Patron of Learning
New York: The Century Co. . 1932. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. DJ shows chipping & slight dampstaining as well as sunning. Previous owner's name to title page; SIGNED handwritten letter by author tipped in to front free endpaper. Author's signature very slightly smudged; 8vo; 187 pages . The Century Co. hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 12503
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Helderman, L. C.
GEORGE WASHINGTON Patron of Learning
DJ shows chipping & slight dampstaining as well as sunning. Previous owner's name to title page; SIGNED handwritten letter by author tipped in to front free endpaper. Author's signature very slightly smudged; 8vo; 187 pages
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Heldt, Gerhard und Brigitte (Herausgeber)
Ein Leben für die Oper. Jean Cox zum 16. Januar 1982 Uunter Mitarbeit von Freunden und Kollegen herausgegeben von Gerhard und Brigitte Heldt . ERSTAUSGABE.
Laaber : Laaber-Verlag, 1982. 302 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Schwarz-Weiß- Abbildungen. 27 cm Halbleinen mit Original-Schutzumschlag.
书商的参考编号 : 307650
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HELEN A. MAHLER
IMPERATRICE DI BISANZIO
CON EX LIBRIS numero pagine: 633 formato: IN 8vo stato conservazione: BUONO traduttore: EMMA CLAUDIA PAVESI
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HELEN AND WILLIAM (BILL) ROSSAN
1952 - 1954 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT TRAVEL DIARY OF A MARRIED COUPLE OF AMERICAN SERVICE PERSONNEL TAKING ROAD TRIPS THROUGH RECONSTRUCTION ERA EUROPE
Europe. Very Good. 1952. On offer is an original post World War II manuscript travel diary handwritten by PFC Helen Rossan while she was stationed in Germany with her husband SFC William Bill. She wrote of three vacation trips they took through Europe and Scandinavia in 1952 1953 and 1954. She also wrote a couple of pages at the end of the book about her return trip home. Uniquely this is not an account of pre-planned touring and staying in beautiful hotels but more of a 'road trip' travelogue with all the ups and downs faced by independent travellers. They drove through Europe and were often plagued with flat tires and car trouble which usually resulted in epithets from husband Bill. They did not have much of a planned itinerary and looked for accommodations when they decided to stop for the night. They stayed at hotels or inns and at times with families. Helen wrote of staying at places that weren't too clean or without a bath and rarely did the accommodations have hot water. Yet they both enjoyed themselves immensely and the author wrote of the gorgeous scenery as they drove the countryside and described the many famous sights they visited. But she also wrote of the devastation caused by the war and the sometimes cool reception Americans received. Upon her arrival in England she wrote: "Tonight after all debarking passengers Beulah and I went on pass Liberty. On our way out saw the "United States" which docked a short ways from the "Darby". We walked around town. Found a place to drink had a couple but couldn't tell it. I went to the cloak rm walked more. The buildings are all attached and very much alike. Lots of vacant spaces with large holes in the middle bombed no doubt. We ran into a large number of people walking from work I suppose at seven PM. A young fellow walked up to me and said "Hello Little Darling".tisk tisk. Couldn't find another place for a drink so went back to the same place. Had one then walked until we found a taxi." Helen had a wonderful surprise when she arrived in Germany: "Arrived Frankfort at 7:20 AM. Got the surprise of my life when Bill grabbed me as I didn't expect him to be able to meet me until I got to Bad Mergentheim. We stayed at a French Hotel two nites without bath and a soiled towel on the rack. Bill introduced me to hot wine also coniac. We saw the town and country too. Ate at the PX cafeteria. The town has a great deal of bombing the ruins still standing in most places." On a visit to Paris Helen wrote in part: "Going towards France Paris. Beautiful country trees planted along hi way making an arch overhead. At the border policemen only interested in money so he can make out papers on the car. Called Bill "Mesure Ross-on". Afraid we would take off with his pencil.We didn't plan to go to Paris proper but no hotels on the out skirts so kept looking. Saw a brightly lit place called the Metropolitan. Turned out to be the subway.Stopped at another store. A French man who was a prisoner of Germans and could speak a bit of German so Bill got bread and a can of meat. So we had something to chew on at least. Found apples and pears along the highway.Just as it was getting dark we had a flat in front of some Catholic bldg with nuns. That didn't stop Bill from cussing. The police came by." "On to Austria. More beautiful country still many cows with bells. Up in snow. Got to Innsbruck just about dark. Picked up an old man on the way. Went to the restroom and paid to use slick newspaper instead of T paper. A room in a nice big looking hotel but too cold. So I'm going to bed disgusted. Hotel Maria Theresia Insbruck Austria. Arrived in Hamburg late. Guess we drove the wrong streets to find a hotel. Finally Hotel Zuman. The strangest hotel we've ever seen. It used to be a bomb shelter. It's a round t--- of a thing with thick walls and you walk around and around up a steep runway to get to the top. Tiny rooms all the way up with bunk beds. Not room enough to sneeze in. Quite an experience. Now we know what a bomb shelter looks like." There are 74 handwritten pages in the 8" x 5" book. Written in ink the handwriting is legible for the most part but the spelling is terrible. The hard cover book itself is overall VG.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF POST WORLD WAR II EUROPE TRAVEL ROAD TRIP HELEN AND WILLIAM BILL ROSSAN AMERICANA AMERICAN SERVICE PERSONNEL IN EUROPE RECONSTRUCTION OF EUROPE HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS AMERICANA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES 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 . hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 0001896
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HELEN BROOKE HERFORD
1905 MANUSCRIPT DIARY OF A YOUNG WOMAN LIVING A FUN SOCIAL AND LIBERAL TEENAGE SCHOOLING LIFE HANDWRITTEN BY THE FUTURE FOUNDER OF THE BRITISH UNITARIAN WOMENS LEAGUE
CAMBRIDGE COUNTY SCHOOL WATERTOWN MASS. MA. Very Good. 1905. On offer is a historically significant diary from the main founder of the British League of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women commonly known as the British Unitarian Womens League Helen Brooke Herford. In addition to founding the organization Herford worked as Secretary from the League's inception in 1908 until 1929 accomplished a tremendous amount of good due to her tireless effort and enthusiasm. She helped set up the Correspondence Bureau during the First World War oversaw the publication of many pamphlets and help set up District Leagues establish the organizations Monthly Letter and the League Annual Meeting and much more. By the time of Herfords death 171 Branches 11 District Leagues and 2 Neighbourhood Leagues were in existence. This diary is from 1905 three years before she would found the organization when Herford was only 19 years living in Watertown Massachusetts and attending the Cambridge County School. It details the parties dances gossip crushes concerts church visits and many other aspects of the life of a liberal 19 year old female student. It certainly shows a different and very formative side of a woman who would go on to do so much good in her life. In addition to the normal entries of student life Herford also spends a significant amount of time traveling by train across America from Massachusetts to Portland Oregon stopping in Billings Montana for two weeks to stay with family. Helen goes to church often but does not speak too much on her personal beliefs. Like many young women her age she is more concerned with friends boys and school than she is with her religious beliefs. This diary contains approx 70 pages of handwritten entries some pages of which are full and double sided others just a few lines or paragraphs. Also included is a hand drawn floor plan of her house in Watertown Massachusetts. Her enthusiasm for the landscape of Montana would be realized when later in life she ended up owning a dude ranch near Limestone Stillwater County Montana. The book's leather cover shows some wear but is generally in good condition. All pages are intact and free of any major damage or discoloration. The diary is not full but does contain some interesting background information about her early life. TEXT: Jan 1 1905. Went to bed this morning very early after Nannies party. Nannie and L went back with Whitney & Scott to sleep at the Henderson's because there were so many to sleep at the Whitneys. We decided we would not go in the any house again until next year so as it was only 15 past eleven we walked slowly to the station sat there for awhile that went to Hs and sat on the door step unit 12 Saturday 31 was Nannies birthday.; Jan 5 1905. School begun today and most of the girls are back but Edith Stor hasn't come yet and I wish she would come. We played around after noon and at dinner I had my presents Crawford from the four Rodgers Pride and Prejudice from Alice and Patty Sense & Sensibility from miss Hays and Miss Holbrook.; Jan. 13 1905. Went to Cambridge to see Rose with Elizabeth Mabel was there and we had tea. At the square waiting for a car Mr R. Moot came up and spoke to Elizabeth. Nell Murphy was here for the dance when we got back. Dressed after dinner Helen was here for the first one she has been down to only two of all the boys.; July 19 1905. Arrived in Billings Stayed in Billings for two weeks then started West for Portland Tacoma. The scenery from Livingston is very good some places in the mountains we could see three tracks below us where we had been. The prettiest scenery at Livingston and Bozeman and along the Green River. From Livingston we had two engines in front of and one behind part of the way. Spent the night in Tacoma and then took a train to Centralia and changed there for Hoquiam where we took the boat off to West Port Had met mother Mrs. Armstrong - Brooke & Jack half way there from West Port Edina visited on going through to life saving station. Backround: Helen Brooke Herford was the main founder of the British Unitarian Women's League. Helen Brooke Herford worked as Secretary from the League's inception in 1908 until 1929 and much had been accomplished due to her tireless effort and enthusiasm - the setting up of the Correspondence Bureau during the First World War the publication of pamphlets the setting up of District Leagues establishing the Monthly Letter and the League Annual Meeting and much more. 171 Branches 11 District Leagues and 2 Neighbourhood Leagues were in existence and the Executive Committee had become the Central Committee. Members were encouraged to keep in touch with voting women who left home to take up work firstly in this country and then isolated women overseas. Work developed in many directions including the issuing of a monthly newsletter. With the advent of World War I branches rose to the special needs of the time including necessary articles made and distributed serving men welcomed into homes or visited in hospital. She was also the granddaughter of Unitarian minister and noted preacher and author who served several important churches in Great Britain and America. Her younger brother Oliver 1860-1935 a poet writer and illustrator in the USA was popularly known as the American Oscar Wilde. Her sons John Jack Herford and William Herford were sheep ranchers in New Mexico and later ran a dude ranch in Yellowstone County Montana. Beatrice Herford 18671952 a daughter became a Broadway actress. Following her education in Germany and Boston Massachusetts Helen Herford returned to Montana where she taught school in Carbon County and worked on her parents' ranch. Herford gained much of her experience in the Alliance of Unitarian Women in the USA. In 1929 she and a cousin Helen Underwood Wellington entered into a partnership to establish a dude ranch near Limestone in Stillwater County Mont. The Swinging H Ranch operated until 1937 when financial pressures forced Helen Herford to suspend operations and sell. She returned to teaching afterwards and died in Columbus Montana in 1972. Her archive of papers and correspondence is held at the Montana State University Library. OVERALL: VG.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF HELEN BROOKE HERFORD BRITISH LEAGUE OF UNITARIAN AND OTHER LIBERAL CHRISTIAN WOMEN BRITISH UNITARIAN WOMEN'S LEAGUE UNITARIANISM CAMBRIDGE COUNTY SCHOOL WATERTOWN MASSACHUSETTS GENDER STUDIES WOMEN'S STUDIES BILLINGS MONTANA FORMATIVE YEARS OF A TEENAGE GIRL WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES JOURNAL LOG ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 0009140
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Helen Cody Wetmore
Last of the Great Scouts: The Life Story of Colonel William F. Cody
Bison 1966. Paperback. former library book with library. former library book with library markings Bison paperback
书商的参考编号 : 230118002
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Helen Cushman Keith
1935 Diary of a Massachusetts Housewife Noting the Daily Rhythms of Life and Motherhood in the Great Depression
Kingston Massachusetts. Very Good; On offer is a simple interesting little diary kept by Helen . Cushman Keith 1889-1974. Helen was born in Kingston Massachusetts to . William C. Hathaway and Adah F. Snow. In 1914 she married Clinton Thomas . Keith 1887-1975. William and Helen both graduated from Plymouth High . School. William worked as a civil engineer. Helen worked as a stenographer . before marriage. Together they had three girls and one boy however only . the girls - Virginia Cynthia and Helen - survived infancy. The diary was . kept for the year 1935. In 1935 Helen is in her mid-40s and her children . are ages 8 10 and 15. Helen keeps her diary consistently at times and . inconsistently at others. Her entries range from relatively newsy to . sparse - sometimes she lists off activities of the day or provides insight . into her family or community life. Other days she simply notes the . weather or makes a quick comment. Some excerpts give a sense of her . writing: Helen still sick and upstairs. Very cold. Had bridge club. All . here but Lucy. Dr for Helen Jan 4. Worst snow storm for 25 years. No . school. No club at night Jan 24. Food buying 10.30 Feb 12. Our . 21st Anniversary. Cleaned all day. Will Rogers movie in evening June . 18. Recreation Report on Old Home Day nearly $150 this year. Everyone . pleased July 15. Sues anniversary. Dr. Bs birthday. Dramatic comm . meeting here at 3 oclock Oct 8. Bradford House supper. As warm as . summer Oct 26. For a social historian these brief entries give a . glimpse into the life of a married woman and mother during some of the . hardest years of the decade. This small diary measures approximately 4.25 . inches by 2.5 inches and contains 92 pages plus memoranda and maps. The . covers are in good condition albeit with some signs of wear. The binding . is intact and the pages are in good condition and the diary is about 50% . complete. Most entries are brief. The handwriting is legible. Overall Good. 1935. Softcover. On offer is a simple interesting little diary kept by Helen Cushman Keith 1889-1974. Helen was born in Kingston Massachusetts to William C. Hathaway and Adah F. Snow. In 1914 she married Clinton Thomas Keith 1887-1975. William and Helen both graduated from Plymouth High School. William worked as a civil engineer. Helen worked as a stenographer before marriage. Together they had three girls and one boy however only the girls - Virginia Cynthia and Helen - survived infancy. The diary was kept for the year 1935. In 1935 Helen is in her mid-40s and her children are ages 8 10 and 15. Helen keeps her diary consistently at times and inconsistently at others. Her entries range from relatively newsy to sparse - sometimes she lists off activities of the day or provides insight into her family or community life. Other days she simply notes the weather or makes a quick comment. Some excerpts give a sense of her writing: Helen still sick and upstairs. Very cold. Had bridge club. All here but Lucy. Dr for Helen Jan 4. Worst snow storm for 25 years. No school. No club at night Jan 24. Food buying 10.30 Feb 12. Our 21st Anniversary. Cleaned all day. Will Rogers movie in evening June 18. Recreation Report on Old Home Day nearly $150 this year. Everyone pleased July 15. Sues anniversary. Dr. Bs birthday. Dramatic comm meeting here at 3 oclock Oct 8. Bradford House supper. As warm as summer Oct 26. For a social historian these brief entries give a glimpse into the life of a married woman and mother during some of the hardest years of the decade. This small diary measures approximately 4.25 inches by 2.5 inches and contains 92 pages plus memoranda and maps. The covers are in good condition albeit with some signs of wear. The binding is intact and the pages are in good condition and the diary is about 50% complete. Most entries are brief. The handwriting is legible. Overall Good. ; Manuscripts; 32mo 4" - 5" tall; 92 pages; Signed by Author . paperback
书商的参考编号 : 0012210
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HELEN G ATWATER
1905 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A YOUNG CONNECTICUT GIRL WHO MAKES NEW YORK CITY HER PLAYGROUND
NEW YORK. Good. 1905. On offer is a super original manuscript diary handwritten by Helen G Atwater a young girl who was living in Connecticut at the time and spent most of her time in New York City. While she does not identify herself in this diary we have listed separately a later 1913 travel diary providing ownership. Helen takes the reader back to a life of privilege and entertainments early in the 20th century long before World War I and pre suffrage and details a life of socializing and physical entertainments: she writes of playing tennis and ping pong; going to see shows; shopping . Here are some snippets: "Went to the dressmakers read with Jean and Annie and played Ping Pong with Annie. Played tennis at the Lawn Club with Hattie. Sat on the Piazza afterwards and watched the tournament. Clopp and Coleton talked with Lily and Hattie for a while then they played Dr Nettleton and Dr Landford in doubles and beat them. Hattie and I went up to Country Club to play tennis but it poured just as we were about to play so we come home walking part way. Said goodbye to Dey who went home to make preparations for going out to California
Stopped at Lawn Club with Mildred and Mabel Butler on the way back and watched Clapp and Colston play in doubles and Bear and LeRoy in singles. Perfect day the Kipling girls went to Baccalaureate sermon with Cousin Hill. Girls climbed Mt Carmel. Ernest and Aubrey in for a minute to see about going canoeing. It rained however and we sat on the piazza and talked and ate candy. Reid William while Hat Read tess. Escorted the Kiplings over to grandma's where they are going to stay a week. Read and sat with the Kiplings the boys on the piazza next door in the evening. The girls and Hat Papa and I walked up Mt Carmel had lunch on top and lay around on the rocks where we had a splendid view. Walked to Uncle Jack's spring and then home by car. We all went up to the Country Club and had Lemonade. Played tennis with Marri went in bathing. Mrs Almay read to us and we Them Helen and Mary played Anna and me at tennis. Played tennis with Junior against Emily and Mary and Helen and Anna. Read while Helen and Emily played violin and piano. Junior and I played tennis against KW and Mary. Read while the others played tennis. Went down and say by the brook with Papa. First went down to see the rapids which were very full then sat on our favorite boulder and talked and read a little. Had a pillow fight and general nonsense when we went to our rooms. Met Beth and Clara at the grove and Clara and I played tennis at Miss Bowditch's. The girls stayed to lunch and we all went to the ball game in the afternoon. Got caught in a perfect down pour and everyone soaked. Had our photos taken afterwards. Played bridge with Mr and Mrs Stokes and Miss Packard in the evening. Had a letter from Telling me her engagement was broken. Walked up to the sandy beach with papa and sat there awhile. Went to the baseball game between boys and girls. Boys wore long shirts. Had lunch at a farm then watched a procession of decorated carriages very funny. We had a carriage there covered with ground pine and golden rod. Then went to the game between Freedom and Read. Coburn pitched for Freedom and they won. Carl won 40 yard dash very exciting. Papa had bad news from Aunt Sally and decided to go home on Friday. Telephoned to Doctor from Mrs Benedict's and then went in to his office with Mother. Read in the evening Finished Call of the Wild. Went out to Mt Carmel with the Seymours and a friend of their's. Lovely views through the trees
A thunderstorm came up and we hurried back to the car got there just in time to escape a very heavy storm. Lightening struck near car. Went to the Symphony music and recitation by Mr Riddle of Midsummer Nights Dream very good great crowd there. Did the marketing and took a walk in Central Park and saw the menagerie. Walked up fifth avenue with Jean. Found Mother and Pap here when I got back. Went to a concert at the Metropolitan with Papa. Very good Pol Plancon and Mme Acte sang. Olive Frenstad had a wonderful alto voice. Went down and saw Phoebe off on the Princess Irene then went right over to the Republic and saw Uncle Jack off. Awful crowd on the Republic. Very nice looking people on both boats but specially on Phoebe's. Went to the Union League Club art exhibition. Walked down Fifth Ave heard of Rosamund Swan's engagement to Mr Hammer. Went to NY Symphony Concert at Carnegie with the whole family. Heard Mme Blawelt sing. Went to Philharmonic Concert alone. Da Netta played and there was also delicious Beethoven and Tchaikovsky symphonies. Audience stood out of respect for the Russian leader through part of Tchaikovsky. Sue came down and told us about the dance. Went skating with her in Central Park." Overall G.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; NEW YORK CONNECTICUT NYC TURN OF THE CENTURY ATWATER WOMEN'S STUDIES GENDER STUDIES PRE WORLD WAR I WWI TRAVEL AUTOMOBILE CAR 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 . unknown
书商的参考编号 : 0001232
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HELEN G ATWATER
1913 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN DURING A SIX MONTH VACATION TOUR OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THEN CROSS COUNTRY FOR SIX MONTHS IN MAINE
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MAINE. Good. 1913. On offer is an original manuscript 1913 travel diary of Helen G. Atwater a young woman who spent half of the year in Southern California including La Jolla Pasadena Point Loma into the Sierra Madre mountains and much much more. The other half of her time is spent in Maine. Here are some snippets: Wonderfully beautiful and warm day. Went over to Orange Grove Avenue and Del Rosa Drive with all the others
.watched parade very pretty. Killing frosts all through Southern California flowers here all killed. Betty and I went down later in automobile from stable to see them off for San Francisco on 5:40 train talked awhile in bungalow parlor. Took carriage and invited Mrs Peters to go with us to Busch Gardens picture exhibition. Dennis came for us with his auto and took us out to lunch with them at their ranch stayed til 4. Dennis and Marian came and took us out to San Gabriel Mission. Betty gave up horseback ride and I gave up Long Beach trip Dennis and Marian came and took Betty and me to the Maryland watched the people a wedding reception. Went to Los Angeles with Dennis and Marian and after leaving Marian to do her shopping Dennis took me to see the residential part of LA saw Wild West parade went to Van Nuys Hotel and rested. Dorothy Betty and Billy and I went for a drive and stopped at the New Hotel Wentworth at Oak Knoll. Earthquake Tremor. Went to the Holiffe's rooms and looked at Miss Bearing's photos of Japan Ceylon etc. Heard of Ben smith's death had telephone from Dorothy Wright Foster in San Diego. Received letters from Hawaii sat out with Betty looking out over the Pacific til 4 then went to Japanese Tea House did accounts. Betty and I went to San Diego by auto called for Dorothy Wright Foster and we three went to Point Loma. Wonderful view from point over Pacific to the West and Mountains of Mexico over San Diego. Betty and I went to Polo match between Hawaiian team and Canadians watched it from country club very exciting. Betty and I took automobile and went to San Diego Mission through San Diego Valley and beyond to San Diego Canyon a very interesting beautiful and fearsome drive. Betty and I went to La Jolla with Mitchell automobile lovely shore surf tropical color in water and Sierra Madre mountains with In distance. Betty went down to caves we went to Arts and Crafts shop to call on Rev Shellin Bissell. Took 1:10 train for Los Angeles beautiful ride ocean on one side snow mountains San Juan de Capistrano Mission and reached LA at 5:07 went to Alexandria did not like it and moved to Hotel Van nuys telephoned Dennis. Betty and Mrs Beard and I took a beautiful drive called Rattlesnake Canyon and stopped at the Mission went to dressmakers looked at Japanese things. Betty Katy and Cousin Friel started for a motor ride got as far as Lighthouse point when the storm broke mud dust and rain ran home we were drenched before we could get there. All came to our house got dry had tea and photographs. Had Aeroplane Trick. Overall G.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; TRAVEL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SIERRA MADRES LA JOLLA MAINE SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA WOMEN'S STUDIES GENDER STUDIES PRE WORLD WAR I WWI TRAVEL AUTOMOBILE CAR 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 . unknown
书商的参考编号 : 0001218
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HELEN GERRISH HUGHES
1917 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT WORLD WAR I HOMEFRONT AND COLLEGE DIARY OF A YOUNG SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN ATTENDING UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY
BERKELEY WILTON SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CALIFORNIA CA. Good. 1917. On offer is a charming original manuscript diary handwritten by Helen Gerrish Hughes who lived in San Francisco and attended University of California Berkeley. Historians and collectors of the era and particularly those in the San Francisco area Helen Hughes details her life and travels mentioning events and observations of many familiar landmarks: a banquet at the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley; New Year's Eve on Market Street; the Ferry Building etc. She mentions the "dreadful" traffic on Market Street in San Francisco. Her father is a colonel in the army and many of her acquaintances are in the service so there are references to military installations in the area and fears of friends being sent to France to serve. Folded inside the book maybe as a bookmark was the flyer advertising the Watchtower Society. For the most part the diary deals with 1917 - 1918 at the University with two entries at the end; one in 1923 we read that Helen is now teaching school in the San Joaquin Valley near Winton and then the last in 1924 merely up to say that she is still teaching quite happy etc. "What a contrast to those awful war days!" she exults in the 1923 entry. The book proper a 'Little Colonel's Good Times Diary' is written by Anne Fellows Johnston and published in 1909 this book includes a 10 page forward by the author a Birthday Record and a diary of 113 completed pages with entries beginning on December 23 1917. She notes the book is Volume II but the first volume is absent and unaccounted for. There is cover wear including some fading two ink spots on the front endpapers overall tanning one creased page edge wear and minor soil and separation of pages from the spine but overall G.; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY UCB SAN FRANCISCO WWI WORLD WAR I WORLD WAR ONE THE GREAT WAR THE WAR TO END ALL WARS BERKELEY WILTON SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CA HOMEFRONT AMERICAN HOMEFRONT 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 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
书商的参考编号 : 0001384
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Helen Hanff
Apple of my eye
Brossurato in cartoncino economico, copertina con titoli su piatto e dorso, lievemente ingiallita dal tempo con minimi segni di usura. Tagli ambrati ma ben preservati. Legatura salda. Pagine come non lette, fruibili e con ampio margine di brunitura. Buono stato complessivo. Numero di pagine 121. USATO
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Helen Holdredge
MAMMY PLEASANT
New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1953. first edition. Hardcover. Very good/very good. 6 x 9 in. Black cloth and decorative paper boards. Condition is VERY GOOD ; covers very clean sunned at upper and lower edges minor wear to spine ends. BInding tight text unmarked. DJ is VERY GOOD ; not clipped clean edges have some chips and wear with a couple of minor creases at edges. In a wrapper. Bio. Stax. G. P. Putnam's Sons hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 56467
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Helen Keller:
THE STORY OF MY LIFE
G (no dj, lightly worn green cloth frayed top and base of spine, previous owner's bookplate front fixed endpaper, front free endpaper missing, front hinge and one central hinge lightly cracked but contents remaining firm, glue marks at front and back hinges and one central hinge else pages are clean firm and bright) 12mo 441pp. Sixth edition. With her letters (1887-1901) and a supplementary account of her education, including passages from the reports and letters of her teacher, Anne Mansfield Sullivan, by John Albert Macy. B/w portrait frontis and 13 b/w plates.
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Helen Leonard Gilman
1901-1903 Manuscript Diary of a Wisconsin High School Sorority Girl Who Would Go on to Marry Into a Prominent New England Family and Make an Impact At Dickinson College
Madison Wisconsin: Madison Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Dickinson College. Good with no dust jacket. 1901. Hardcover. On offer is a revealing diary written by one Helen Leonard Gilman 1884-1952 of Madison Wisconsin during her sophomore and senior years of high school at Madison High. Gilman would go on to graduate from the University of Wisconsin as a teacher and marry Dr. Herbert Wing a member of a prominent New England family which founded Sandwich Massachusetts and a renowned professor of Greek literature for many decades at Dickinson College in Pennsylvania. NOTE: We also hold a diary written by Dr. Herbert Wing in our collection - search for item # 2097 or contact us for the listing. See end of listing for complete BIO NOTES on Gilman and Wing. This diary covers the second half of Gilmans sophomore year of high school with long chatty entries spanning January to August 1901. There is then a large gap and Helen returns on June 12 1903 for a detailed update about her high school graduation and once more on June 29 1903 when she meets up with her Delta Epsilon sisters for a final picnic before they all move on. In her diary Helen gives us much more than a daily look at her life. She is highly intelligent and provides great detail that situates the reader clearly in the teen world of Wisconsin at the turn of the 20th century. She is heavily involved with her high school sorority Delta Epsilon and discusses their activities at length including the initiation process for a new member named Daisy. She shares great detail about her education extracurricular activities church life and community involvement. She is an engaging writer and her entries are robust. She writes in a notebook instead of a diary allowing her to be as verbose as she desires in her writing. Some excerpts from her diary give a sense of the themes and style of her writing: Another week of school begins! The same old studies History Caesar Algebra and Greek are gone over. This noon took my notices to the Journal office with my notices. After school tonight the committee appointed to oversee Daisys initiation met here. We have planned the most terrible things! Its a wonder if the poor child is not killed. This evening the Nautilus Club have a sleigh ride but I am unable to go on account of my cold and hard hard studies
Jan 14 1901. I took to school with me this morning the babies Mother Goose Rhymes which we Delta Epsilon girls gave to Daisy who is to learn portions of it Daisy is being initiated into the sorority. Nautilus club met this evening after school and we had quite an exciting time as one of the girls got so excited while talking about how much she loves Burns that she wept. After club Margaret F and I went up town. The small pox scare at the Psi U house has proved to be nothing put a case of La grip Jan 15 1901. This has been a very busy and delightful day Flora and I went uptown at noon and tried to find a poster girl that I could use tonight but failed so after school I had to draw one. Such a sight as all the girls were this evening. Fran and Daisy came as ballet girls and looked too dear for any use. Awful low necks and short skirts. Dignified Clare shocked us all by appearing in a skirt far above her knees! . Feb 21 1901. . Today however is a great day for this morning I received the reward of four hard years of labor my diploma from Madison High School . With a grade of 5th in a class of 95! . . Last night I received my graduation presents.grandma gave me a beautiful diamond solitaire and the aunts a beautiful pearl ring.Mama gave me one of her beautiful gold bracelets with the initials of all who have worn it inside
June 12 1903. For a social historian or researcher into Womens Studies this is a window into the role education played in socializing young women into gender roles. As the writer Karen Graves noted in Girls Schooling During the Progressive Era the high school education system became a more "efficient site for the construction of gender" Graves 2016. Traditionally education served to teach middle and upper class girls enough to make them suitable marriage partners for men who would actually be the ones running affairs. Its goal was to make them good wives and mothers not educated equals in society. This diary gives a fine view into this system and would be a valuable addition to any writings exploring this subject. Her sorority membership adds an extra layer as sororities and fraternities have long been seen as elitist and exclusionary organizations that serve to segregate young people based on ethnicity class and wealth. BIO NOTES: Gilman was born to Edward Gilman and Sophie Mosley in 1884 in Madison Wisconsin. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Wisconsin in 1907 and taught at schools around the state. She also worked for the Wisconsin Historical Library. In 1916 she married Herbert Wing who came from a well-established New England family. Helen and Herbert lived in Pennsylvania where Herbert worked at Dickinson College. They had one child H. Gilman Wing who graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dickinson in 1948. During the senior Wings tenure at Dickinson Helen helped to organize the Mary Dickinson Club. While in Pennsylvania Helen founded the Carlisle branch of the American Association of University Women was a patroness of Pi Beta Phi sorority and was heavily involved in the Methodist church. Herbert Wing was an ancestor of Reverend John Wing who founded the town of Sandwich Massachusetts the oldest community on Cape Cod. Through marriage she is a member of the Wing Family of America Inc. This nonprofit corporation was formed in 1902 to preserve the family heritage of The Reverend John and Deborah Wing It also owns Wing Fort House the oldest home in North America continuously owned by one family. Helen sadly passed away at the age of 68 from breast cancer. This hardcover lined notebook measures 9.5 inches by 7.5 inches. It contains 96 pages and is about 50% complete. The cover is in good condition. The spine is in good condition but the binding is loose at the inside front cover although it is still intact. The pages are in good condition and the handwriting is quite legible. Tipped in to the diary are dried flowers from Helens high school grad two handwritten original Delta Epsilon songs and a handwritten list of names that appear to be connected to sorority life. Overall Good. ; Manuscripts; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 96 pages; Signed by Author . Madison Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin, Dickinson College hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 0011166
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Helen Meyer
1914 Diary of a Teen Girl Whose Family Were Prominent Early Settlers in New York Involved in the Suffragette Movement Keenly Observant of Global Events
Upstate New York Ny Marcy: New York Upstate New York Marcy NYC Suffragette Movement New York. Good. 1914. Hardcover. On offer is fine diary written by a young woman in upstate New York at the outset of World War One. The author of this diary is 18 year old Helen Meyer. She was born in Marcy NY in 1896. Her grandfather was Mortimer Mayhew whose family had been early settlers in this area of upstate New York. Mayhew had once been the assessor and tax collector for Marcy and had served 7 terms as town supervisor. Her mother was Laura F Mayhew Meyer. She taught school and in 1890 was elected as School Commissioner for the First District of Oneida Co NY. Our informal research has not discovered any additional biographical information about her. Helen is a very smart young woman who did very well in school. Her grades were high and she wrote of graduating from high school with honours. She studied music at the Utica Conservatory and often played piano at community events. She writes: "20 o below at 6 A. M. Coldest day this year. Nearly froze riding in the car this A. M. Clear day. Glee club meeting Concert on Feb 6 at Junior Entertainment. Took my music lesson. Fine. He says I am doing very well. Will play at more recitals. My new coat is great. Wore it first time" Jan 13; "Beautiful spring day - warm. Our reports out today. New system - took them to each class. I received A - A - A - B. Had fire drill the third period. Late - got 8 AM car. Clock wrong" Mar 31; "Tried Virgil and English. Not very easy. Tired out. Stayed at Hotel Utica to wait for M. Grade certificate at conservatory" June 18; "Took music lesson. Had trouble with scales. Mr Magenday had me order 'Clementi Sonatas. Had enthusiastic assembly over Rome game. Cheered and sang til 9: 15" Sept 13Helen was well aware of events happening in the outside world. She noted the U. S. Invasion of Mexico and the taking of Vera Cruz the sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St. Lawrence River and WWI: "War with Mexico. Vera Cruz taken by U. S
" Apr 22; "Decoration Day. Jane & I went to exercises at cemetery. About 60 present. "Empress of Ireland" sunk in St. Lawrence last night. Over 1000 drowned. 2nd to Titanic." May 30. She was certainty progressive in her thinking being elected as 'Class Suffragette'. In fact the term 'suffragette' is mentioned a number of times in her entries. She displays a wry sense of humour as well: "Dance. Fine night. Rained this AM. Had some good dances. I am not going to play for dances if no-one dances with me." Dec 30. For a social historian this is an excellent look inside the life of a quite mature older teenager. It would also be a good resource for a Women's Studies program as it directly addresses the existence of a Suffragette Movement that many think existed only in large cities. Measuring 4.0 inches by 2.5 inches this small diary contains 183 pages and is about 85% complete. The cover is in good condition as are the spine and binding. The pages are in good condition as well and her handwriting is legible. ; Manuscripts; 32mo 4" - 5" tall; 183 pages; Keywords: handwritten manuscript document letter autograph writer hand written documents signed letters manuscripts historical holograph writers autographs personal memoir memorial 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 . New York, Upstate New York, Marcy, NYC, Suffragette Movement New York hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 0011007
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Helen Razer
Gas Smells Awful : The Mechanics of Being a Nutcase
Random House Australia 1999. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Good. Trade Paperback. 231 pages. PUBLISHING DETAILS: Random House Australia 1999. First Edition. CONDITION: This book is in good condition. More specifically: Covers have moderate creasing. Edges of covers have superficial wear. Spine is uncreased. . Pages are reasonably tanned and lightly creased. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Biography & Autobiography; ISBN: 0091840023. ISBN/EAN: 9780091840020. Inventory No: 19010021. 9780091840020 Random House paperback
书商的参考编号 : 19010021 ???????? : 0091840023 9780091840020
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Helen S Lund
Lysimachus: A Study in Early Hellenistic Kingship
London: Routledge 1992. Very bright clean hardcover in dustwrapper. 287 pages.A very nice example of this book SEE IMAGES. DETAILED IMAGES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST . First Edition. Boards. Very Good/Very Good. 22 X 14.5 Cms. Hardcover. Routledge Hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 009202 ???????? : 0415070619 9780415070614
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HELEN SAWYER FARNSWORTH
1936-1937 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY DETAILING A YEAR IN LIFE OF A NOTED AMERICAN ARTIST AND TEACHER FOUNDER OF ART SCHOOLS IN NORTH TRURO AND SARATOGA AND A MEMBER OF AMERICAN WOMEN ARTIST ASSOCIATION
NORTH TRURO PROVIDENCE SARATOGA MASSACHUSETTS. Good. 1936. On offer is a remarkable 1936-7 diary of Helen Sawyer Farnsworth a daughter of painter and photographer Wells Moses Sawyer wife of a renowned portrait painter Jerry Farnsworth and an active member of the Cape Cod art colony. Helen Sawyer Farnsworth 1900-1999 was a prominent artist and art teacher a member of the National Association of Women Artists the National Arts Club Washington Yonkers Art Association and Provincetown Art Association. Her artistic life was mainly associated with Cape Cod and she and her husband were very active in intellectual cultural and social milieu teaching participating in exhibitions organizing and visiting various events. The diary mentions numerous events places and people including famous writers and artists like John and Katy Dos Passos Phyliss Duganne Charles Hawthorne Dawn Powell William and Lucy LEngles Blakeman. The diary covers the full year of 1936 and the first three weeks of January 1937. Helen Sawyer first started the diary on January 22 1936 and when reached the end of December filled the first pages from January 1 to January 21 with January 1937 entries. The 1936 entries start with a trip to Philadelphia to opening of the 131-st Annual Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts where she and her husband were regularly exhibiting. They spent the winter of 1936 one of the coldest in American history in Sparta and New York and then in early May went to North Truro. The diary covers a variety of topics Helen writes about her work sometimes only mentioning what she was working on naming the place or the model and sometimes describing her work in more detail: Painted at the West End Painted on Pontiac Drove to Indian village to get a model.Painted the Indian girl Drove to Superior. Grey clouds. Snow on mountains. Great clouds at sunset. Painted from hill watched evening fall over Arizona! She mentions some of her best known paintings including Corn hill and Trees by the Turn for which she received the first honorable mention in Chicago. Almost all entries document weather and being an artist she tends to describe colors light appearance of sky and clouds: heavy curious clouds without form brilliant sky snow is thawing turning black yellow heather coming out on the moors. She also documents her daily activities like gardening or cooking records names of books she was reading and movies she saw. In December 1936 the family took a trip through Georgia Louisiana Texas and New Mexico to Arizona which she describes in detail: December 12: Marfa a small rather Mexican town with small Spanish church and plaza
fine mountains and cattle ranches cactus yucca yellow fields red mountains blue lava flows. December20: Drove to the Papago Reservation
Beer in the café. Indians gambling on the machines December 29: Heavy rainfall night. There is snow on Apache Leap Pichets Post this morning
Climbed the hill and looked at Superstition Mountains: Pichet Post Apache Leap. Color and drama more than the wildest symphony January 5: Explored the old mill of Silver King mine in the creek in the old town of Penel. They were mining this tailing getting 9.00 a ton
All very interesting the tailing pond old churches etc.Size:72 x 51Physical description: Red cloth cover with black geometric pattern titled: The Wanamaker Diary; year at the right bottom corner: 1936Condition: good minor wear slightly faded cover with a tiny ink blot at the upper edge ink blots on few pages spine is slightly detached ink has slightly faded at some places; a part of the page with personal information has been torn off but the torn part has been preserved and the text is clearly seen. Neither of the above affects readability.; Manuscript; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF HELEN SAWYER FARNSWORTH AMERICAN ART 20TH CENTURY 1930S PAINTERS UNITED STATES ARTISTS UNITED STATES WRITERS ARTISTIC COLONIES PROVINCETOWN ART COLONY WOMEN PAINTERS FEMALE PAINTERS LANDSCAPE PAINTING NORTH TRURO MASSACHUSETTS CAPE COD PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ART ARIZONA NEW MEXICO NORTH AMERICAN WATERCOLOR ARTISTS 1930S ARTIST COMMUNITY IN CAPE COD DOS PASSOS L'ENGLES WELLS MOSES SAWYER JERRY FARNSWORTH PROVINCETOWN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN ARTISTS YONKERS ART ASSOCIATION ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO AMERICAN ARTISTS AMERICAN WRITERS MODERN AMERICAN ART PRE-WAR AMERICAN ART ART ACADEMY CULTURAL LIFE AMERICANA 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 . hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 0008002
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Helen Sheehy
Eleonora Duse la donna, le passioni, la leggenda
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HELEN STEARNS
1905 - 1909 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A YOUNG POPULAR BRYN MAWR STUDENT AND PHI MOU PAWA GIRL
WESTON CONNECTICUT BRYN MAWR PENNSYLVANIA. Good. 1905. Leather. On offer is an original manuscript diary handwritten by the young incredibly popular Miss Helen Stearns. Helen details her life and times in a premium five years style diary book that covers the early part of the 20th century from 1905 through 1909. We watch Helen go from school in Weston Connecticut to the prestigious Bryn Mawr in Pennsylvania. Obviously a product of a family of some means Helen has an active social life which involved attending teas house parties dances bridge and 21 and visiting New York City. She is a very dedicated diarist with entries for every single day for 5 years. She mentions many hundreds of friends family contacts visits and she is a Phi Mou Pawa. After graduating in 1909 she moved to NYC and later embarked on a long tour of Europe. A few pieces of ephemera are laid-in including some foliage. Overall G. ; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; BRYN MAWR PENNSYLVANIA GENDER STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES WOMEN STUDIES SUFFRAGE AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN PHI MOU PAWA MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES 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 . hardcover
书商的参考编号 : 0001194
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