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1885ref. 51894Helena: Territorial Warrant 1885. 1885. MONTANA. 9"x4" Printed Document. Territorial Warrant No. 3095. Issued in Helena M.T. on December 19 1885. Document reads:"The Treasurer will pay to Benjamin Mason or order Thirty Dollars for Bounty for killing thirty wolves out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated. Presented for Payment and Registered December 19 1885. Signed by the Territorial Treasurer and the Territorial Auditor. Additional stamping and signatures on verso. An attractive printed document with decorative border and a few vignettes completed in neat manuscript. An interesting historical document reflecting the problems that ranchers had with wolves. From Montana's cattle ranching heyday! A great document for framing. Fine condition. Territorial Warrant, 1885. unknown
1913ref. CAT000332Albi: Corbière & Julien 1913. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition. Later boards. With a letter from Edmond Rostand. A charming collection of illustrated Albigensian recipes in verse. Light browning to pages a few opened clumsily. 108pp Size: 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Cooking Wine & Dining; Inventory No: CAT000332. Corbière & Julien hardcover
1878ref. 69740Cincinnati Ohio: St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company 1878. Single sheet folded. 32 x 48 cm. Map 26 x 36 cm. Includes rates of fare "in effect May 1st 1878."/ Shows stations along the railroad and connecting lines./ Text on verso: "Eastern Missouri and Arkansas."/ Relief shown by hachures./ Stamped on verso: Henry H. Hannan land agent Swan Creek Ohio. Some erosion at fold affecting some lettering with loss of a few words of text. Map is unaffected. St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway Company] unknown
1878ref. 69740Cincinnati Ohio: St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company 1878. Single sheet folded. 32 x 48 cm. Map 26 x 36 cm. Includes rates of fare "in effect May 1st 1878."/ Shows stations along the railroad and connecting lines./ Text on verso: "Eastern Missouri and Arkansas."/ Relief shown by hachures./ Stamped on verso: Henry H. Hannan land agent Swan Creek Ohio. Some erosion at fold affecting some lettering with loss of a few words of text. Map is unaffected. St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway Company] unknown books
ref. ria9780470178836_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This book furthers readers' understanding of the amazing features of six-membered transition states in stereoselective organic reactions. Comprehensive and logically organized it covers reactions classified in four categories: 33-si hardcover
ref. Bloomsbury-9780899300139Praeger. Hardback. New. 200 pages Praeger hardcover
ref. Bloomsbury-9780899300139Praeger. Hardback. New. 200 pages Praeger hardcover
ref. 91614Imprimerie Charaire, 1903-1904, 27 fascicules (une vingtaine de pages chacun) reliés en 1 volume volume in-4 de 288x215xx25 mm environ, 364 pages pour la première année et 82 pages pour la deuxième année, cartonnage marbré avec dos toilé rouge portant titres dorés. Illustré par Robida. Trace de pliure au milieu des feuillets, papier un peu jauni, cartonnage et toile frottés, coupes et coins émoussés, petit manque de papier dans uncoin de p. 9 et une petite tache p. 48 (2eme année), sinon bon état.
ref. 67581Image in action - Collector Edition 2014 In-4 29 cm 128pp. illustr. et photos hors-texte tirage limite Nb-0135 Henri Dauman ou la photographie d'une communaute imaginaire - Livre d'exposition unknown
1977ref. 11323ABCape Town, Howard Timmins, 1977. 30 cm. 115, (5) p. With more than 160 coloured fotos. Original Pappband (Hardcover). 1st. ed. Gutes Exemplar. Einband etwas bestoßen und kantenbeschabt. Schutzumschlag randlädiert.
1926ref. 2110502150407457Not Available 1926. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Not Available paperback
1988ref. 019095New York: Harper & Row 1988. 1st ed. LIMITED EDITION one of 250 copies SIGNED by Hillerman fine in slipcase and still in publishers shrinkwrap wraparound map of Anasazi Country on slipcase. Burgandy lettering on oatmeal cloth spine. Nominated for both EDGAR and ANTHONY award and WON the MACAVITY AWARD for the Best Novel of the Year. The second mystery in which Leaphorn and Chee appear together. Set in prehistoric sites in Chaco Canyon New Mexico and elsewhere in the Four Corners area. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover in Slipcase. Fine/Fine. Book. Harper & Row Hardcover
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1850ref. 2111902160600283Fugetsu Sozaemon Fugetsu Magosuke 1850. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: Omoto Fugetsu Sozaemon Fugetsu Magosuke paperback
1902ref. 248931902 Sélection raisonnée de 1500 recettes de cuisine transcendante. Paris, Chêne, 1902, troisième mille, in-4, couverture illustrée titrée, demi percaline verte à coins, dos titré, 808 pages.
ref. 13339OTTO LASIUS Georg Sigismund. Topographische des Harz Gebirges. Im Verlag WEIMAR des industrie- Comptoirs 1798. Caret topographique des montagnes du HAZRZ pris et dessinée par Georg Sigismund Otto Lasius. Belle carte en couleurs, entoilée, format 525 x810mm 180x105 pliée.
ref. Z36898BROCHE ALCAN 1930 TABLEAU DE LA VIE SOCILE DES BERBERES SEDENTAIRES DANS LE SUD DU MAROC. BORDURES DU PREMIER PLAT DE COUVERTURE DECOLOREES INTERIEUR TRES BON ETAT PAGES NON COUPEES .RARE
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1921ref. BK0110No place 1921. Original press photograph 8 ¼ x 6 ½ inches. Typed caption affixed to verso with Reference Department stamp and editorial markings. Very good plus. A photograph of federal troops sent into the West Virginia coalfields during the final stages of the Battle of Blair Mountain showing soldiers from Fort Thomas Kentucky setting up tents outside miners' homes at Sharples West Virginia. The Battle of Blair Mountain was the culmination of several years of violent conflict between coal miners mine operators and law enforcement in southern West Virginia. In late August 1921 thousands of armed miners marched toward Logan County where they encountered a force of deputies mine guards state police and volunteers entrenched along Blair Mountain. President Warren G. Harding responded by ordering federal troops into the region; approximately 2100 soldiers were ultimately dispatched from several posts including Fort Thomas. Their arrival on September 2-3 effectively ended the fighting as miners unwilling to engage the United States Army surrendered their weapons and returned home. The caption identifies the scene as "Troops for Fort Thomas setting up" at "Sharples the last mining town to the front" with "The line of battle in on sic Blair Mt. shown in back ground." The soldiers are described as "non-coms" and "hard boiled." The image appears to be one of a documented series published by the Huntington Advertiser on September 11 1921; the West Virginia State Archives records the same scene and caption among contemporary newspaper photographs relating to Blair Mountain.1 1 West Virginia Archives & History "Newspaper Photos Relating to The Battle of Blair Mountain" accessed October 6 2026 https://archive.wvculture.org/history/labor/mwnews.html. . unknown
1921ref. BK0110No place 1921. Original press photograph 8 ¼ x 6 ½ inches. Typed caption affixed to verso with Reference Department stamp and editorial markings. Very good plus. A photograph of federal troops sent into the West Virginia coalfields during the final stages of the Battle of Blair Mountain showing soldiers from Fort Thomas Kentucky setting up tents outside miners' homes at Sharples West Virginia. The Battle of Blair Mountain was the culmination of several years of violent conflict between coal miners mine operators and law enforcement in southern West Virginia. In late August 1921 thousands of armed miners marched toward Logan County where they encountered a force of deputies mine guards state police and volunteers entrenched along Blair Mountain. President Warren G. Harding responded by ordering federal troops into the region; approximately 2100 soldiers were ultimately dispatched from several posts including Fort Thomas. Their arrival on September 2-3 effectively ended the fighting as miners unwilling to engage the United States Army surrendered their weapons and returned home. The caption identifies the scene as "Troops for Fort Thomas setting up" at "Sharples the last mining town to the front" with "The line of battle in on sic Blair Mt. shown in back ground." The soldiers are described as "non-coms" and "hard boiled." The image appears to be one of a documented series published by the Huntington Advertiser on September 11 1921; the West Virginia State Archives records the same scene and caption among contemporary newspaper photographs relating to Blair Mountain.1 1 West Virginia Archives & History "Newspaper Photos Relating to The Battle of Blair Mountain" accessed October 6 2026 https://archive.wvculture.org/history/labor/mwnews.html. . unknown books
1935ref. 58767Caldwell ID: The Caxton Printers Ltd. 1935. 8vo. 318 4 pp. Frontisp. numerous plates 1 large folding map maps on endpapers. Green textured publisher’s cloth silver lettering & decoration front cover & spine w/ d.j. cover art drawing of Yellowstone geyser slight shelfwear rubbing price-clipped NF/VG copy. First edition thus of this originally published in 1878 recounting conflict between Nez Perce Indians under Chief Joseph conflicting with two parties of Montana tourists in Yellowstone National Park during the Nez Perce War of 1877 while being pursued by Maj. Gen. O.O. Howard. The Caxton Printers, Ltd., hardcover
1847ref. DEMO016372ILondon: John Murray 1847. First edition. Duodecimo. Good. 12mo; viii 332 pages contemporary full calf extra-gilt spine marbled endpapers rehinged. Note: bears the gilt emblem of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths on the top cover and a presentation plate inside awarding this as a prize to James Steele of the Stockport Grammar School in 1849. Howes R553; Wagner-Camp-Becker 139:1; Graff 3620; Rittenhouse 499; Field 1336; Saunders 3137; Sabin 74501. A former British Army officer Ruxton became a voyageur before he traveled through Mexico on both sides of the Rio Grande River. He journeyed fom the south to the north of Mexico - but he observed nothing comliementary about the men of Mexico. "No other contemporary of the Mountain Men has been so much quoted - J. F. Dobie." Ruxton "rode a mule northward through Santa Fe Taos to Bent's Fort and on to Independence and even Chicago ! in 1847. ADVENTURES is his narrative of that journey where he met and camped with a number of Mountain Men - Cazadessus 46." John Murray unknown
ref. 021039No Binding. Near Fine. Folio - 12 " Tall. The White mountain picture book. Forty-eight selected views from The White Mountain Echo. 1885 Imprint Bethlehem N.H. Office of "The White Mountain Echo" n.d. Description 16 pages 12 pages of illustrations covers. ill. plates. Only one copy at worldcat in the Rauner collection at Dartmouth College. Undated circa 1885. Quite large 13.25" x 11". Very Scarce. Good with general wear chipping & stains. Photos available. unknown
