Doubleday Page 1907. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Hardcover no dust jacket. Pages are clean crisp and unmarked though lightly tanned. Binding is tight Hinges strong. Covers show light edge wear minor soiling and spine has a small tear.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day! Doubleday, Page hardcover
Watkins Glen NY: Century House 1971. Hardcover. Very Good. Revised edition. Cloth with gilt lettering to spine. 450 pp. Illustrated. Bibliography. Index. No dust jacket. Underlining notes in ink. A solid copy with only light wear. From the library of Marguerite P. Archer nee Hagemans: educator patroness of science and the arts and collector. <br/> <br/> Century House hardcover
Sacramento Book Collectors Club. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1950. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Limited to 300 copies; covers have very slight bow some rubbing to edges of covers w/couple tiny tears little bit of rubbing to couple gilt letters on spine library's name embossed on title page light glue residue from pocket removal inside front cover pages lightly toning; illustrated; 135 pages . Sacramento Book Collectors Club hardcover
Philadelphia PA: PA Museum & School-Ind. Art. Good plus condition-paper yellowed paper label chipped/No Dustjacket. 1906. 8vo. 28 pp. . PA Museum & School-Ind. Art unknown
London: Hodder & Stoughton. G: in Good condition without dust jacket as issued. Cover heavily rubbed with splits to spine. 1907. First UK Edition. Blue hardback boards with brown spine. 230mm x 150mm 9" x 6". 51pp. Illustrated with b/w plates. . Hodder & Stoughton hardcover
Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art 1926. Paperback. Good. 233 p. frontispiece: illustrations tables; 23 cm. Brown paper cover; cover tilte in dark brown. "Art Handbook of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art" -- at head of title page. Former owner's name at upper edge of front cover: "Bess E. Longenecker." In Good Condition: front cover is detached but present; lacking cover over tail of spine; cover is lightly soiled with corners creased; faint dampstain at fore-edge of first blank leaf and frontispiece; otherwise clean and tight throughout. Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art paperback
The New York Sun. Good. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes Good staple bound paperback with clean pages lightly tanned. Some spotting and staining to covers. 94 pages. The New York Sun paperback
Firearms Classics Library 2012. Fine. Barber Edward C. The Crack Shot or Young Rifleman's Complete Guide. Birmingham: Firearms Classics Library 2012. 342pp. Illustrated. 12mo. Book condition: Near fine. Firearms Classics Library unknown books
Detroit 1-17 and Kalamazoo 18 1852. January 1 1852 - September 15 1852. Each issue is 16pp consecutively numbered pp 1-288 untrimmed and uncut generously margined with some edge wear browned light foxing printed in double columns. Good. <br/><br/> This scarce item was "A New Church Periodical. The design of The Medium is to aid in the dissemination of the Doctrines of the New Church signified by the New Jerusalem in the Apocalypse as they are deduced from the Holy Word in the writings of Emanuel Swedenborg. The Medium is published on the First and Fifteenth of each month at Wm. Harsha's Printing Office in Detroit for One Dollar Per Year Payable in advance." <br/>FIRST EDITION. OCLC 191123359 12 as of December 2015. Not in Sabin Greenly Eberstadt Decker Soliday Graff Union List of Serials Lomazow. unknown books
1901. BARBER Edwin Atlee. ANGLO-AMERICAN POTTERY: OLD ENGLISH CHINA WITH AMERICAN VIEWS A MANUAL FOR COLLECTORS. Philadelphia: Patterson & White Company 1901. Second edition revised and enlarged. 220 pp. xvi pp. advertising at rear. White cloth with dark blue spine and cover lettering and pictorial pastedown in blue and white on front cover. Owner's signature on front flyleaf. Hinges starting. Spine moderately soiled minor edgewear else a very good plus copy tight and bright interior. B/w plates and frontispiece. unknown books
Indianapolis IN: Press of the Clay-Worker 1899. 1st edition. Hardbound. Good Clean tight contents but with ex-lib. stamp on title page and bookplate of Robert Sage Griswold 1899 - of the Connecticut Griswolds - inside front cover; covers soiled but tight. Blue cloth with embossed lettering; blue/white illus. laid on. 161 xii pp. with 93 bw illustrations. At The Solicitation of numerous collectors of old English china bearing American views a series of illustrated papers was prepared by the writer and published in The Clay-Worker of Indianapolis Ind. In the introductory chapter nothing but a brief review of the earlier Liverpool designs was attempted because of the scarcity of such pieces at this late day. The main purpose of the compiler was to present as complete a list of the later Staffordshire designs in dark blue and other colors as possible so classified that the productions of each potter should be grouped together whereby the identification of unmarked pieces might be facilitated to some extent by means of common border devices. It was not deemed necessary to present detailed descriptions of views for the reason that they would not be required by collectors who possessed examples of china bearing the designs described nor carry definite meaning to those who did not. The need of a pocket manual of such china compact in arrangement and convenient for ready reference has long been felt. These lists have therefore been republished in a form suitable for collectors and others interested in the subject. The numbering of the American designs and border patterns will afford a convenient means of reference among correspondents and the index at the end will serve as a check list for collections. It was originally intended to indicate the shape of the piece or the size of the plate on which each design occurs but this classification was found to be well-nigh impossible on account of the apparent lack of any definite system followed by manufacturers in the decoration of pieces. - http://www.forgottenbooks.com. Press of the Clay-Worker unknown books
New York: Doubleday Page & Co 1907. Hardcover. VG- Clean and tight with gilt still bright; light rubbing to covers and bump to lower front corner. No extraneous marks. A very nice copy. Blue paper/boards; tan cloth spine; gilt lettering and decoration. 32 pp. with bw frontis and 42 bw plates. Art Primer Ceramic Series No. 11 of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art "intended to serve as authoritative and permanent reference works on the various subjects treated." This small volume is devoted to the technique of using artificial soft paste -- "containing various compositions as in the fritted porcelain of Sevres and the other early French manufactories." prefatory note Addresses theses types: Frit Porcelain of France Rouen St. Cloud Lille Chantilly Mennecy-Villeroy Vincennes Sevres Tournay Orleans Sceaux Bourg-La-Reine Arras Saint-Amand-Les-Eaux and Paris; Frit Porcelain of Other Continental Countries: Italy Venice Doccia Capo-Di-Monte Le Nove; Spain Buen Retiro; England Bow Chelsea Derby Longton Hall Worcester and Caughley; and The United States. More attention is given to Sevres and Chelsea than the others. Doubleday, Page & Co hardcover books
Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art 1910. Softcover. VG- Slight fading to outer spine cover; slight foxing to beginning and end pages; otherwise clean. Dark grey stapled wraps with black lettering. 46 pp. 43 bw plates. Series: Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art Art Primer Ceramic Studies No. 9. Examines the unique characteristics in materials methods and decoration of hard paste porcelains of China Japan Europe and the United States. Philadelphia Museum of Art unknown books
New York: The Hispanic Society of America 1915. Hardcover. G- May be rebound in buckram; title and info written on spine; labels & marks from previous libraries incl. perf stamps on most plates; hinges are loosening and pages may be as well; interior surfaces are clean. Green cloth 278 pp. many BW plates 1 color plate as frontispiece. An illustrated and historic treatment of this intricate pottery. The Hispanic Society of America hardcover books
Plain Glazed Sgraffito and Self-Decorated Wares: Art Primer; Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art Philadelphia. New York: Doubleday Page & Company 1907. First edition. Numerous b/w photographs. 34 pp. Hardcover. Small 8vo. Light brown cloth backed dark green paper covered boards. Gilt lettering to front board. Head heel and corners moderately worn; spine toned; light soil to boards. Interior sound. Very good/No dust jacket. Doubleday, Page & Company hardcover books
London: Hodder & Stoughton 1908. hardcover. very good. Illustrated in black & white. Thin 8vo beige cloth-backed boards lettered in gilt. London: Hodder & Stoughton 1908. Very good.<br/><br/> Art Primer Pennsylvania Museum and School.<br/><br/> Hodder & Stoughton unknown books
New York: Hispanic Society of America 1915. First original. Softcover. VG - clean tight but with signatures of two former owners; covers are a bit age toned. Tan wraps w/ black lettering; 42 pp. with tissue-guarded color frontis and 21 bw plates. Includes and introduction followed by the catalogue of 22 works well-described. Hispanic Society of America paperback books
New York New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art 1912. Softcover. VG- Light soiling to cover with tattered edges. Cream illus. wraps. 41 pp. Numerous bw plates. This collection of Mexican Maiolica cermaics was first exhibited at the Hispanic Society of America from Feb. 18 to Mar. 19 1911. 129 items annotated. Metropolitan Museum of Art paperback books
NY: Metropolitan Museum of Art 1918. June 1918 printing of 1000 copies. Softbound. Good soiling and age toning to covers wear to cover edges and corners owner mark on cover in ink binding coming unstuck. White paper wraps with blue pattern. xxii 42 pp. BW illustrations. Catalogue lists 129 items. Metropolitan Museum of Art paperback books
Philadelphia 1908. Hardbound. VG. Original publishers cloth with printed title. 115 pp. Many bw and some color plates. A very nice copy of this book scarce in hardcover. Useful and nicely illustrated work on Mexican talavera pottery and tiles especially that made in Puebla. Includes a chapter on the marks of Mexican talavera artisans. Chapters also on tin enameled pottery; Puebla as pottery center; Pueblan potters; Forgeries and Reproductions and more. Profusely illustrated with many color plates Bray Books. hardcover books
New York: Feingold & Lewis 1976. limited to 3000. Hardbound. VG/VG. Black cloth with worn dustjacket. 621 174 pp. Well-illustrated in bw. A really nice copy of this most useful combined edition published to commemorate the US Bicentennial. This is copy No. 928 of 3000. An essential reference! Feingold & Lewis hardcover books
New York: Putnam 1909. Third. hardcover. very good. 335 illustrations. 612pp. Thick 8vo gilt-stamped maroon cloth rubbed. New York: Putnam's 1909. Third Edition Revised and Enlarged. Very good.<br/><br/> Historical Review of American Ceramic Art. Owner's name on inside front cover.<br/><br/> Putnam unknown books
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