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Schuricht, Herrmann.
HISTORY OF THE GERMAN ELEMENT IN VIRGINIA. Vol. II.
VOLUME TWO ONLY. pp. 239, v [Index]. Illustrated with a photograph of the author. Written in English and German. Title page foxed. Tall 8vo. Lacks front wrap. Rear cover chipped with loss. Includes specimens of German-Virginia Poetry; List of Anglicized German Names; List of School Officials, etc. The original edition from 1900. GER-ENG PAMPH BX1 BAG 7
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Rack, John.
[THE FRENCH WINE AND LIQUOR MANUFACTURER. A PRACTICAL GUIDE AND RECEIPT BOOK FOR THE LIQUOR MERCHANT].
pp. 268. BUT - Our copy lacks the first leaf (title page) and maybe some ads in the rear. Original cloth binding; rubbed. Moderate foxing. With the paper label of D.S. Von Nieda, Ephrata, PA. Mr. Von Nieda was the sole owner and operator of the Mountain Springs Hotel during its mid and late 19th century heyday. What remains of the hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Located in Ephrata, Pennsylvania, at the corner of East Main Street and Spring Garden Street. It was originally built in 1848 as a summer resort, capitalizing on its natural spring water, and hosted a variety of high-profile guests including several Presidents. A comprehensive trade manual for selling French wine and spirits; with an interesting Ephrata, Pennsylvania association. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! BOOZE 2
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Nesbitt, Mark.
MORE GHOSTS OF GETTYSBURG. Spirits, Apparitions, and Haunted Places of the Battlefield.
100 p. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Original pictorial wraps. PA PAMPH 20_2 BX2
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Trollope, Anthony.
NORTH AMERICA.
pp. vii, 623 p. 19 cm. Original full cloth binding; spine perished. Hardbound. Ink autograph ownership of Daniel G. Tinker, New London, Conn. XLib. This book was a gift from Pennsylvania historian and archivist, Charles Coleman Sellers (1903-1980) to Dickinson College in 1950, and later withdrawn. Anthony Trollope (1815-1882) was one of the most successful, prolific and respected English novelists of the Victorian era. In 1827, his mother, Frances Trollope, moved to America with Trollope's three younger siblings, but Anthony stayed in England throughout. His mother returned in 1831 and rapidly made a name for herself as a writer, especially for her Domestic Manners of the Americans (1832). His mother's book was full of negative comment. In this work, Anthony gives a more favorable account of Americans and their customs. It is especially valuable for his comments on the American Civil War then raging. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! W29
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Schmucker, Samuel S.
DISCOURSE ON THE SPIRITUAL WORSHIP OF GOD, Its Nature, Auxiliaries and Impediments. Delivered Before the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Pennsylvania Sept. 30th, 1860.
43 p. Small 8vo. Original black publisher's cloth binding, decorated in blind & gilt. Second edition with additions. Very clean copy. PA 011A
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Beaufort, J. M. De.
BEHIND THE GERMAN VEIL. A Record of a Journalistic War Pilgrimage. With Illustrations and Maps.
pp. xix, 403 + Plus portrait frontis, photographs and maps. Inked ownership of Julia B. Martingale, Dec. 11, 1928. Inner hinges cracked. 8vo. Original full black cloth binding, worn. Eighth edition. Poor copy. Virulent but readable anti-German propaganda based on travels throughout Germany with interviews of people from all walks of life. Includes chapters on: Zeppelins; the Navy and its tactics; Spies; etc. WWI 5
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Goldsmith, Oliver (1730?-1774).
A HISTORY OF THE EARTH AND ANIMATED NATURE. A New Edition, with Corrections and Alterations. Illustrated with Eighty-five Copperplates.
Four volumes bound in two. pp. 287; 291; 302; 319 + 85 Plates, with multiple images on each. 8vo. 240 mm. Original full leather binding; spines perished; boards detached. Text is tight and clean. Marbled edges. Marbled endpapers. Early manuscript ownership of the York Hospital Library and H. L. Smyser (York, PA). This book is from the hospital that was set up in York to treat the wounded from both sides after the Battle of Gettysburg. Dr. Henry L. Smyser, served as assistant surgeon at that Army Hospital on York's Penn Common. He probably purchased this set for the wounded to read while convalescing. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! NATHIST 6
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Charles I - King of England, etc; Baron Finch of Fordwich.
HIS MAJESTIES DECLARATION: TO ALL HIS LOVING SUBJECTS, OF THE CAUSES WHICH MOVED HIM TO DISSOLVE THE LAST PARLIAMENT. Published by His Majesties speciall command.
pp. [2], 55. Signatures: A^(4)(-A1) B-G^(4) H2. There are two settings of this same edition known (no priority as to first issue, and many copies contain mixed formes). This setting has the title page with a small version of the royal arms; and on the verso a large, full page, engraved version; and the last line of D4v begins: as ever'. **Short contemporary Ms. note on title: 'This p'lament began Apr. 16, 1640 & was dissolved May 5 folowing.' Small 4to. 190 mm. Later blue boards binding; leather title strip lettered in gilt. Clean and attractive copy. Charles I (1600-1649), King of Great Britain and Ireland. In his early disputes, arguments, and battles with the Scots, tried a new tool. He resolved to call an English parliament, and to ask for means to enable him to make war effectually upon Scotland. The discovery of an attempt made by the Scottish leaders to open negotiations with the king of France led him to hope that the national English feeling would be touched. In the meanwhile the English privy councillors offered him a loan which would enable him at least to gather an army without parliamentary aid. The Short parliament of 1640 was opened by the King on 13 April with a few words indicative of the gravity of the situation, the task of more fully setting forth the royal wishes and intentions being devolved upon the Lord Keeper (Baron Finch). Under Pym's leadership the Parliament showed itself disposed to ask for redress of grievances as a condition of a grant of supply, and it subsequently refused to give money unless peace were made with the Scots. On 5 May Charles dissolved parliament by means of this Declaration. Getting money by irregular means, he proceeded to push on the war, and formed an Irish army to join the mutinous and un-warlike Royal army. Terrified and exasperated Englishmen, believed that this army would be used in England to crush their liberties. The Scots knew that the opinion in England was in their favour, and they had already entered into communication with the parliamentary leaders. On 20 Aug. they crossed the Tweed, defeated part of the royal army at Newburn on the 28th, and soon afterwards occupied Newcastle and Durham. Charles's money was by this time almost exhausted, and he was obliged to summon the English peers to meet him in a great council at York, as there was no time to get together a full parliament. The great council met on 24 Sept. It at once insisted on opening negotiations with the Scots, and sent some of its members to London to obtain a loan to support the army during the progress of the treaty. Charles had now agreed to summon another parliament, and the negotiations opened at Ripon were adjourned to London. Possibly written by John Finch, Baron Finch of Fordwich (1584-1660), Speaker of the House of Commons and Lord Keeper. STC (2nd ed.) 9262; Thomason, E.203[1]; Lincoln's Inn. Catalogue of Pamphlets, 1506-1700. The attractive First Edition of a scarce and important pamphlet. KING CHARLES I DISSOLVES THE "SHORT PARLIAMENT". **PRICE JUST REDUCED! STC 2
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Sparkes, Rev. Samuel.
A HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ON THE ELEVENTH CHAPTER OF DANIEL. Extending From the Days of Cyrus to the Crimean War. Receiving Its Ultimate Accomplishment In the Fall of the Turkish, Or Ottoman Empire. In Three Parts.
561p. Foxed. Age stained. Early ownership of Ansel Fox on front fly leaf. 8vo. Original full leather binding. Boards and spine embossed in blind. Edges rubbed and worn. Front board fragile. "This work, friendly reader, would not have been written had not the leading events of the Anglo-French war in the East, in defense of Turkey against Russia, satisfied the writer that this war was the one foretold by Daniel, in Chapter 11, verses, 44, 45". Scarce. Hardbound. Good. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! RELIGION BOX 1
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Defoe, Daniel (1661?-1731).
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE. Including a Memoir of the Author, and an Essay on His Writings.
630 p. + Eight wood engraved plates. 12mo. 200 mm. Original full cloth binding. Spine decorated in gilt. Binding somewhat worn and faded, but still attractive. Hardbound. Very good. Printed ownerships of George H. Wren (b. 1847). As a youth Wren worked in his father's foundry and machine shops in Pottsville, PA. In 1866 he became the co-owner of the Grant Iron Works, and 10 years later the full owner of this important enterprise. PA 30
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Schmidt, William; Nesper, Paul W.
UNDER THE BANNER OF THE SNOW-KING.
361p. Paper browned. 12mo. Original full blue cloth binding lettered in gold. Corners bumped. Hardbound. Very good. Scarce. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! RELIGION BOX 4
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Winsor, Justin; Boston.
MEMORIAL HISTORY OF BOSTON - INLCLUDING SUFFOLK COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS. 1630-1880. Four Volume Set.
Four Volumes. pp. 596; 577; 691; 713 + Folded two page map of Boston in color, and other illustrations, maps etc. 4to. Original full cloth binding; somewhat worn and stained. XLib. Skidompha Library, Damriscotta, ME. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! NEW ENG 4
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Watson, Stephen Marion (Editor); Maine.
MAINE HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL RECORDER. Nine volumes in Three.
Nine volumes in Three. 8vo. Original full black cloth bindings. Reprint of an important periodical published quarterly, 1884-1895; monthly in 1898, at Portland, ME. It was suspended during parts of 1890-1892, 1894, 1896, and 1897. A scarce and significant publication in a very useful format. Hardbound. Very good. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! NEW ENG 6
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Brittain, F.
ARTHUR QUILLER-COUCH. A biographical study of Q.
pp. xi, 174 + Color Portrait Frontis and full page photographs and facsimiles. Small 8vo. Original full red cloth binding. Reprint of the 1947 edition. Very Good. Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch (1863-1944) was a Cornish writer, who published under the pen name of Q. He is primarily remembered for the monumental Oxford Book of English Verse 1250-1900 (later extended to 1918), and for his literary criticism. LITERATURE BOX 5
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Patterson, William D.; Lincoln County, ME
THE PROBATE RECORDS OF LINCOLN COUNTY, MAINE 1760 TO 1800.
pp. 368 + Plus a 53 page name index. Original full cloth binding Text loose in binding. Hardbound. Good. The scarce original First Edition. A valuable resource for genealogical and historical information. NEW ENG 6
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Bailey, Frederic W. (Editor).
EARLY CONNECTICUT MARRIAGES AS FOUND ON ANCIENT CHURCH RECORDS PRIOR TO 1800.
The first four books (of a seven volume set). Books 1 & 2 bound in full leather (spine worn with loss on Book 1); Books 3 & 4 in their original full cloth binding . 8vo. Hardbound. Good. First Edition. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! NEW ENG 5
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Sargent, William M.
MAINE WILLS 1640-1760.
953 p. Thick 8vo. Original full cloth binding; dust spotted. Early wills provide unique keys to the real lives of the New England colonists. Hardbound. Very good. First Edition. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! NEW ENG 6
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Beverly, MA - Vital Records; Topsfield Historical Society.
VITAL RECORDS OF BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS to the End of the Year 1849. Two Volumes.
Two volumes. pp. 400; 627. Thick 8vo. 240 mm. Original full cloth binding; spines dust spotted. Hardbound. Very good. Scarce. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! NEW ENG 5
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(American Messenger).
SKETCHES FROM LIFE; Or, Illustrations of the Influence of Christianity.
542p. Text drawings. Age stained. Small 8vo. 195 mm. Original full cloth binding embossed in blind. Spine decorated and lettered in gilt, worn on hinge. 'This volume consists wholly of articles selected from the successive numbers of the American Messenger, to the middle of its thirteenth volume. William Allen Hallock (1794-1880) was the agent for the New England Tract Society (based in Andover, MA) when it changed its name to the American Tract Society in 1823 with the intention of becoming a national organization. The New York Religious Tract Society, considering a similar goal, contacted the New England group in 1824 about a possible merger. Hallock, believing that "the great wicked city of New York" should be its home, was influential in effecting this in 1825. He went on to wear many hats, including that of editor for the American Messenger. RELIGION BOX 10
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Time-Life Books (Editors).
ARMS, EQUIPMENT AND ATLAS OF THE CIVIL WAR. Three Volumes. (ILLUSTRATED ATLAS OF THE CIVIL WAR; ARMS AND EQUIPMENT OF THE UNION; ARMS, EQUIPMENT OF THE CONFEDERACY).
Three Volumes. Profusely illustrated with maps, photographs and drawings, many in color. 4to. Original pictorial wraps. Original pictorial box. Very nice set. CW W19 **PRICE JUST REDUCED!
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Hanover Chamber of Commerce.
ENCOUNTER AT HANOVER. PRELUDE TO GETTYSBURG. Encounter at Hanover. Story of the Invasion of Pennsylvania Culminating in the Battles of Hanover and Gettysburg June and July 1863. With A Bicentennial View of the Town Founded by Colonial Richard McAllister i
274p. Illustrated. Tall 8vo. Harcover. Very Good+. The first edition of this interesting account of a little known Civil War engagement before Gettysburg. Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart's Confederate cavalry, was riding north to get around the Union army. It met and attacked a Federal cavalry regiment, driving it through the streets of Hanover. Brig. Gen. Elon Farnsworth's brigade arrived and counterattacked, routing the Confederate vanguard and nearly capturing Stuart himself. Stuart soon counterattacked. Reinforced by Brig. Gen. George A. Custer's Michigan Brigade, Farnsworth held his ground, and a stalemate ensued. Stuart was forced to continue north and east to get around the Union cavalry, further delaying his attempt to rejoin Robert E. Lee's army, which was then concentrating west of Gettysburg. Most of the text was developed from the history by George R. Prowell. PA 33
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Crews, Frederick.
THE PATCH COMMISSION.
173p. 8vo. Original blue cloth spine over paper covered boards. Original dust jacket, price clipped and very soiled. First Edition. Hardbound. Good. "Being a Presidential Report on the danger of certain child-rearing practices and a call for Realpediatrik to save the nation from treason and disaster (by the author of The Pooh Perplex)." PHILOSOPHY 1
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(Butler, John M.; Balch, William Ralston).
THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. An Historical Account.
pp. 128, xv [Appendix, Roster of Troops]. Illustrated with numerous drawings and maps. 16mo. Original worn printed wraps. Front wrap loss at bottom. Extremely scarce. CW W28
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Stewart, George R.
PICKETT'S CHARGE. A Microhistory of the Final Attack at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863.
pp. xii, 354 + Portraits and pictures of the battle field. Text maps. 8vo. Softcover. Very Good. CW W28
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Gallagher, Gary W. (Editor).
THE THIRD DAY AT GETTYSBURG & BEYOND.
pp. x, 217. Illustrated. Tall 8vo. Original cloth spine over paper covered boards. Spine lettered in silver. CW W22
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Montgomery, Thomas Lynch (Editor).
REPORT OF THE COMMISSION TO LOCATE THE SITE OF THE FRONTIER FORTS OF PENNSYLVANIA. Two Volumes. Second Edition.
Two Volumes. pp. 627; 728 + Plates, maps, and plans (several folding). 8vo. 24 cm. Virtually disbound, but the plates and text are very good. Contents include: Vol. I: The Indian Forts of the Blue Mountains, by H.M. Richards; The Frontier Forts within the North and West Branches of the Susquehanna River, by J.M. Buckalew; The Frontier Forts within the Wyoming Valley Region, by S. Reynolds; The Frontier Forts in the Cumberland and Juniata Valleys, by J.G. Weiser // Vol. II. The Frontier Forts of Western Pennsylvania, by G.D. Albert. PA37
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Luvaas, Jay; Nelson, Harold W. (Editors).
GUIDE TO THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
pp. xiv, 240. Illustrated with maps and photographs. Tall 8vo. Soft cover. Very Good. An important volume in the series of U.S. Army War College Guides to Civil War Battles. PA 36.
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Pfanz, Harry W.
GETTYSBURF. Culp's Hill and Cemetery Hill.
pp. xix, 507. Illustrated with photographs and maps. 8vo. Original full cloth binding. Dust jacket. Hardbound. Fine. A famous record of the intense fighting at Gettysburg. W20
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Bill, Alfred Hoyt.
THE BELEAGUERED CITY. Richmond, 1861-1865.
pp. xiv, 313, xviii [Index] + Large folding map and full page drawings. 8vo. Original full cloth binding, lettered in gold. Binding slightly soiled. Hardbound. First Edition. SHELF W28
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Taggart, Col. David.
ADDRESS OF COL. DAVID TAGGART, TO BAKER POST, G.A.R., AT PORTLAND, OREGON, MAY 30, 1872.
19p. Age stained. Tall 8vo. Original blue printed wraps, soiled with small loss. Once folded in middle. XLib. Col. Taggart was a native of Pennsylvania. "Published by request of G.A.R. (the Grand Army of the Republic) and citizens of Portland" PA PAMPH 19_21 BX1
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Hardt, Fred B. (Editor).
DIE DEUTSCHEN SCHUTZENGRABEN- UND SOLDATENZEITUNGEN. Mit 152 Bildern und Faksimiles und einem bibliographischen Anhang. Kulturdokumente zum Weltkrieg I.
154 p. Text in German Fraktur. Highly illustrated with political cartoons and other war related extracts. Large 8vo. 270 mm. Original printed wraps. The front cover printed in bright colors, and showing a Punch and Judy-like image. Wraps are soiled. Text paper is potentially brittle. WW I Box 7
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Spooner, John P.
THE DIFFERENT MODES OF TREATING DISEASE: or the Different Action of Medicines on the System in an Abnormal State. Re-printed from The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
pp. 40 + Errata. Old damp stain. 8vo. 240 mm. Original printed red wraps. RARE. OCLC Records only the copies at AAS and Harvard (Countway). MED 4
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Sears, Stephen W.
LANDSCAPE TURNED RED: The Battle of Antietam
pp. xii, 431 + Illustrations. 8vo. 235 mm. Original paper wraps. An excellent and accurate telling of the engrossing tale of the momentous Battle of Antietam, and the men who fought it. W20
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Cort, Rev. Cyrus (Editor).
MEMORIAL OF ENOCH BROWN AND ELEVEN SCHOLARS, Who Were Massacred in Antrim Township, Franklin County, Pa., by the Indians, During the Pontiac War, July 26, 1764, Bound With/ THE BOUQUET CELEBRATION ON BUSHY RUN BATTLE FIELD, In West Moreland County, August
pp. 108; 50. Illustrated. Mildly XLib. Floral end papers. Bound in full cloth. Sm. 12mo. Tragedy struck July 1764, when schoolmaster Enoch Brown and 10 of his students were attacked and massacred by Indians. One youngster, Archie McCullogh, survived the scalping. McCullogh, who lived to old age, although demented, recounted how the Indians had rushed the door and how the schoolmaster had unsuccessfully begged them to spare the lives of his students. The victims were buried in a mass grave. The Battle of Bushy Run was fought during Pontiac's Rebellion between a British relief column under the command of Colonel Henry Bouquet and a combined force of Delaware, Shawnee, Mingo, and Huron warriors. PA 31 + Another in Wraps.
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Chamberlain, Houston Stewart.
DER WILLE ZUM SIEG. Und andere Aufsatze.
pp. 59, (4)[Publisher's advertisement]. Text in German Fraktur. 8vo. 205 mm. Original printed wraps, slightly chipped. Houston Stewart Chamberlain (1855-1927) was a British-born author of books on political philosophy, natural science, and his posthumous father-in-law Richard Wagner. His two-volume book Die Grundlagen des Neunzehnten Jahrhunderts (The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century) (1899) became one of the many references for the pan-Germanic movement of the early 20th century, and, later, of Nazi racial philosophy. Chamberlain had attended Wagner's Bayreuth Festival in 1882 and struck up a close correspondence with his wife Cosima. In 1908 he married Eva Wagner, the composer's daughter, and the next year he moved to Germany and became an important member of the "Bayreuth Circle" of German nationalist intellectuals. By the time World War I broke out in 1914, Chamberlain remained an Englishman only by virtue of his name and nationality. In 1916 he also acquired German citizenship. He had already begun propagandizing on behalf of the German government and continued to do so throughout the war. His vociferous denunciations of his land of birth, were the culmination of his rejection of his native England's stifling capitalism, in favor of a rustic and ultimately naive German Romanticism - Wiki. WW I Box 7
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Metropolitan Museum of Art; Grancsay, Stephen V.
HISTORICAL ARMS AND ARMOR Twenty Plates with an Introduction by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. MCMXXXV.
pp. (6) + 20 Fine photogravure-like photographic plates of wonderful arms and armor from their collections. Real treasures. 12 mo. 190 mm. Handsome printed wraps. ART 1
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Weirick, Charles D.; Gobin, John Peter Shindel.
PRESIDENT GEORGE WASHINGTON'S THREE VISITS TO LEBANON COUNTY AND LEBANON CITY AND COUNTY, IN BRIEF SKETCHES; HOW A GENERAL FAILED TO GET A REGIMENT'S COLORS. An Episode of the Civil War. Papers Read During 1932. Vol. X, No. 6.
pp. 209-248. Illustrated. Inked "Compliments of H.M.M. Richards" on title page. Tall 8vo. Original printed wraps, very small loss at head of spine. Front wrap faded near spine. PA PAMPH 20_27 BX7
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Stevens, Sylvester K.; Schlegel, Marvin W.; Kingston, Joseph T.
PENNSYLVANIA'S SECOND YEAR AT WAR. December 7, 1942 - December 7, 1943.
175p. XLib. Tall 8vo. Original printed blue wraps. PA PAMPH 20_16 BX2
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Stoctay, G.G.
2 FORGOTTEN MEN OF THE PENNSYLVANIA FRONTIER.
23p. Illustrated with drawings and maps. 12mo. Original orange printed wraps. A Tiger Cave Imprint. Limited Edition. Number 71 of only 1,000 copies. Nice copy. PA PAMPH 20_4 BX4
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Tilberg, Frederick.
FORT NECESSITY. National Battlefield Site, Pennsylvania. National Park Service Historical Handbook Series No. 19. Revised.
44p. Illustrated with photographs, maps and drawings. Tall 8vo. Original color pictorial wraps. Nice copy. PA PAMPH 20_1 BX7
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Thompson, Robert Ellis; Stille, Charles Janeway (1819-1899).
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA ON THE DEATH OF CHARLES JANEWAY STILLE, LL.D. President of the Society. Held May 21, 1900.
28p. Illustrated with a full page portrait. Mildly XLib. Small 4to. Original printed wraps. Spine crudely taped. PA PAMPH 20_31 BX7
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Susquehanna County Historical Society.
JOURNAL OF GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORY. Volume 14, No. 1.
50p. Small 4to. Original pictorial wraps. Nice copy. PA PAMPH 20_14 BX6
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Poor Richard's Club.
THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL DINNER.
(26)p. Includes list of members serving in World War II. Impromptu musical with the original cast of "Winged Victory" including the Andrew Sisters. 12mo. Original plastic comb binder. Very nice copy. PA PAMPH 20_22 BX6
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Richards, Capt. H.M.M.
SOME REMINISCENCES OF NOTED MEN AND TIMES. Paper Read Before the Lebanon County Historical Society, February 21, 1918. Vol. VII, No. 8.
pp. 275-302. Illustrated with full page photographs. Tall 8vo. Original printed wraps. Very nice copy. PA PAMPH 20_27 BX7
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Old York Road Historical Society.
OLD YORK ROAD HISTORICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN. Volume VII: AT HOME WITH JOHN WANAMAKER, G. Gilbert Abel; CHELTEN HILLS SCHOOL, Horace Mather Lippincott; THE SMITH FAMILY ARTISTS, Charlotte P. Ridpath; OLD YORK ROAD WOMEN IN WORLD WAR I, Marianna Kiffe; ABINGT
56p. Illustrated with drawings. Membership list with addresses. Tall 8vo. Original printed wraps. Mildly XLib. PA PAMPH 20_3 BX8
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Nesbitt, Mark.
GHOSTS OF GETTYSBURG. Spirits, Apparitions, and Haunted Places of the Battlefield.
84 p. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Original pictorial wraps. Signed by the author to: "Rev. Mark L. Russell. Merry Christmas. 1991." PA PAMPH 20_2 BX2 x2
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Nesbitt, Mark.
GHOSTS OF GETTYSBURG IV.
96p. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Original pictorial wraps. PA PAMPH 20_2 BX2 x2
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Military Order of The World Wars.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE WORLD WARS. Philadelphia Chapter 1965-1966.
73p. Illustrated with two photographs of Major General Douglas T. Greene and Major General Arthur D. Kemp both deceased. Lists of names, addresses and phone numbers of members. Small 8vo. Original printed wraps. PA PAMPH 20_3 BX4
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Hensel, William U.
THADDEUS STEVENS AS A COUNTRY LAWYER. Address before The Pennsylvania State Bar Association at Bedford Springs, Pa. June 27, 1906.
35p. + Full Page Portrait Plates. Tall 8vo. Original printed wraps. Crisp copy. Reprinted from the Report of the Proceedings of the Pennsylvania State Bar Association. PA PAMPH 20_6 BX3
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French, Samuel Livingston (Compiler).
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND. In her relations with the United States.
29p. 8vo. Original printed wraps, soiled. PA PAMPH 20_3 BX4
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