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1902ref. 87Waterville Maine: W. M. Ladd Company Printers 1902. Stiff wraps. Near fine. 12mo; 1-2 3-36; light brown stiff wrapper with black title printed on front; 2 staple binding; black and white photographic illustrations; some printing ink smears rusting of the staples with some staining; near fine. Four copies located in WorldCat libraries all in Maine. Event program for the Centennial celebration of the town of Waterville Maine. Includes committee members for the various celebratory functions the town history entertainment hotels and restaurants in town with prices the program order of worship in the religious Mass held at City Hall dedication of the new city hall Grand Illumination of the City parade details the sports program which includes a Balloon Ascension railroad travel schedules as well as places of interest. Included is the schedule of Commencement for Colby College. W. M. Ladd Company, Printers unknown books
1879ref. BOOKS345930New York NY: F. W. Beers & Co. Good/NO DUSTJACKET. 1879. . 1/4 Leather. Folio 392pp. Shelf wear; Shelf lean; spine worn hinge exposed; tail and head of spine missing; stains on cover; frontispiece tissue aged and chipped; pages clean and unmarked. . F. W. Beers & Co. hardcover
1826ref. 1011F16London: Suttaby Fox & Suttaby 1826 . Leather. Very Good. 5" by 3.5". Not Stated. A charming 1826 almanack in a vibrant red morocco binding offering a guide to the phases of the moon over the course of the year and with information such as army and navy lists. The 1826 edition of this work which is very scarce in all editions. In the classic red morocco envelope style binding with flap and pocket. Illustrated with a frontispiece engraved title page and with illustrated headpieces throughout. A useful and practical almanack volume leaving blank spaces for the user's monthly diary and cash accounts and with information on the phases of the moon army and navy lists peerage and officers of state also present. In a vibrant morocco binding with flap and loop to the front board in full working order and with pocket to front pastedown. Rubbing to perimeters of binding with minor losses to back strip head and tail. Front hinge strained and firmly held. Inscription to front free endpaper. Internally generally firmly bound but with frontispiece tenderly held. Pages a touch age toned otherwise generally clean and bright with only the odd handling mark. Very Good Suttaby, Fox & Suttaby hardcover
ref. 32388Retaux-Bray libraire éditeur 1885 livre poésie 17*11 54 pages
ref. RO30302191Non précisé. Non daté. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Tâchée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 8 pages de cartes en noir et blanc.. . . . Classification Dewey : 912-Atlas, cartes et plans
ref. 3989Editeur S.D.E Conseils en Information, 1972. In-4. Cartonnage éditeur illustré. 79 pages. Illustrations in et hors texte sépia et couleurs. Cartes des lignes. Monographie éditée pour le centenaire de la Compagnie. Coins un peu émoussés. Bon état.
ref. DCM11488RELIE 1972PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE
ref. 66357Coll. "Kawa", Paris, éd. Menu Fretin, octobre 2013, in-16, br., couv. titre en noir sur fond brun-rouge éd., 64 pp., Trois textes datant de l'année 1871 quand Paris était assiègée par l'armée prusienne et durant la Commune. Des recettes de " restriction" où l'on voit les habitants manger les animaux domestiques et ceux du Zoo de Vincennes ! Très bon état
1877ref. 0383571877. Original manuscript. Very Good. 4pp octavo written in sepia ink on a single folded leaf; top few lines of first page are cross-hatched as the writer finishes up her message. In the original mailing envelope torn open addressed to Hannah Pancoast Mount Holly Burlington Co. New Jersey with a three-cent stamp postmarked at Philadelphia. Addressed to “My dearest H.” the writer says she received her letter when she was about to leave Paris but is writing her a less “hurried” reply now that she’s aboard ship although “it seems impossible to give thee an idea of the joy of the whole summer.” The rest of the letter is rhapsodic in its report of the beauties of Italy and Switzerland. The writer who notes that only 8 of “our party…went through Italy entirely” mentions seeing Naples Pompeii taking “lovely rides on the Bay of Naples” and “days at Rome sightseeing.” She then spent “day after day at Venice…riding in those gondolas a lazy dreaming life…” and including a trip from there to “the island where Byron spent so much of his time” San Lazarro degli Armeni. “The glory of the beauty of some of the past scenes can never fade from memory” and she singles out the ride from Pisa to Genoa with its tunnels and sights of “fishermen and …children…and little parties in bathing….” as especially charming. She was equally taken with the beauties of “Switzerland with its lakes” where she accomplished “the ascent of the Rigi” mountain near Lake Lucerne and also crossed the unforgettable mountain passes. She concludes “But I must tell thee all about this” in person and goes on to describe shipboard life. “There are ten Rev. gentlemen on board and they have family worship twice a day.” There is also “a great deal of musical talent on board…quite a concert…and last night a comical school. Miss Florence would have nejoyed the fun…fancy readings and recitations then one is asked to promenade and play games.” she also plays two-hour chess games with a “prof. from Georgia” and then with “another gentleman”. She opines “this is a lazy life” and says she’ll be happy to see her “dear ones” next week lists them all and ends with “Han I long to see thee and tell thee of the romances of this whole summer outing…” Unsigned. We find online that Hannah H. Pancoast was born 28 May 1862 the daughter of Joseph Pancoast and Susan Thompson of Salem County New Jersey. the “Steamship Bolivia” was an Anchor Line ship built by Glasgow’s Robert Duncan Co. and launched in 1873. unknown
ref. 3385103959.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1885ref. 000015bBrattleboro Vermont VT. Good. 1885. Softcover. A wonderful hand written diary written in 1895 by a very social woman in Brattleboro Vermont. It would appear that the writer unfortunately unnamed in the diary was either the wife of a Church Minister or the Church's Goodwill Ambassador as she spent nearly every day visiting and calling on Church members sometimes 8 or 10 in a single day. She names dozens and dozens of Brattleboro residents that she visited in her Diary often she brought baked goods or hand made articles of clothing to people. She also wrote much about the local Y.M.C.A. the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and other Brattleboro organizations that she worked very hard for. She wrote nearly every day most days filling the entire page missing only two days during the year when she was away from home. The diary has one page for each day of the year. Here are some quotes from the actual diary: "Jan. 14 1885 Cold but Fine. Did some ironing in the morning then went to see Mrs. Crowell found her better - borrowed some books. Went to see Mrs. O'Neil and tried to comfort her a little then to see Tina. On reaching home found Mira who staid to dinner. Called on Mrs. Tolles who was not at home. Stopped at Mrs. Smith's to leave Mrs. Mitchell's letter. Spent the evening reading & writing. Wrote to Mrs. Cutting." "Jan. 19 1885 Lovely & Cold washed in the early morning. Went down to Laura's with pie. Called on Mrs. Oaks and tried to call on Mrs. Tower in p.m. George Barrett carried me to see the colored people on the fair ground. Mrs. Streeter not at home. Saw Mrs. C.D. Fuller and Mrs. Amos Parker Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Colman." "Feb 10 1885 Very Cold. Did a little washing a.m. Called on Mrs. Clarkson and Mrs. Reed. P.M. visited Mrs. Rufus Smith Mrs. Ellis s. main st. Mrs. Horton had some conversation with her on personal religion find her anxious to make a profession of her faith in Christ. Miss Amsden not at home. Had some conversation with A.A. Cheny on faith cures. Did some errands." "Friday May 29 1885 Finished ironing and called at the colored folks Mrs. Reed and Clarkson and Mrs. Smith P.M. called at Mrs. Carpenter's and Mrs. Manson's doors - not at home. Called on Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Oneil Mrs. Stearns & Mrs. Horton Canal St. After tea saw Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Smith. Too tired to go to meeting." Thursday Nov. 5 1885 Called on Mrs. Bangs. Mr. Bangs a little more like himself. Called at Mrs. Crowell's and Mrs. Hawley's. Mrs. C. brought me home. In the afternoon carried jelly to Laura & blocks to little boy then went to Estey-ville and called on Mr. heald Mrs. Haskins Mrs. Freeman colored Mrs. Strong and Mrs. Blanchard. Went to parsonage to sociable in the evening. Very very tired." "Thursday Dec. 31 1885 Rainy. Called on Mrs. Stone at Brattleboro House and Mrs. Horton on Canal St. In the afternoon carried aprons to Mrs. Chandlers's and called on Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Stickney. Finished putting my old carpet together. Very rainy evening." All writing is easy to read and this diary is in very nice condition.; Manuscript; 48mo - over 3" - 4" tall; KEYWORDS HISTORY OF Brattleboro Vermont Gender Studies Women's Studies Hand Written Personal Americana Memoir Handwritten hand written autograph autographs signed letters document documents manuscript manuscripts writers writer author holograph personal 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 . paperback
ref. Z11736AAfrhc BROCHE EN TRES BON ETAT.
ref. AM10524NBAfrhc Broché. N Hors série Mai 1996. 176 pages. Photos sur demande.
ref. AM10525NBAfrhc Broché; N°28. Octobre 1999. 352 pages. Photos sur demande.
ref. ML2771Aurillac, Imprimerie Gentet, 1894, in12br, 230pp
ref. 1020094478.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1732ref. 59418Ca 1732. Hardcover. Very Good Solid Rebacked Retaining Lable Contents Clean Wear At Extremities and Loss To Top Of Original Spine And Along the Hinges Panel Decorated Partial Darkened Suede . Folio Six RAised Bands Suede Leather Royal Emblazonded Binding In Contmporary Calf Boards With Blind Roll-Stamps and Fleurons Coat Of Arms In The Middle Red Sprinkled Edges. Figures Large Lettered Caligraphic Headings. This Extensive Manuscript Appears Designed For Private Tutoring Young Men of Mathematical Calculation Navigation etc. Blank Pages At the rear This is a Rare Important Manuscript That Covers Major Areas Of Science Essential In The Training Of A Young Royal Destined To Be In The Navy. Coat of Arms Has Moto: Dieu et mon droit French for God and my Right. hardcover
1750ref. 31643AB1750. France c. 1750-1780 . Octavo. 208 unnumbered pages of which 188 pages have entries and the other are left blank. Flexible Vellum of the 18th century. Very good condition with only minor signs of wear. Other chapters in the Manuscript include: De Melancholia / De catarrho / hardcover
ref. 69810France or the Low Countries ca. 1750 Folio sheet ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm. Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing with additional small crescent moons in ink: probably designs for tapestries wallpaper murals or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style placing these designs in approximately the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1 found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond VA but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink worldwide renowned for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV which indicates Jean Villedary a French paper maker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th-century. Some light age-wear a bit stained and chipped at the bottom otherwise in very good condition. hardcover
ref. 69806France or the Low Countries ca. 1750. Folio sheet ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm. Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing in pencil and ink: probably designs for tapestries wallpaper murals or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. This drawing is unique in that it includes a flower-spitting dragon. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style placing these designs in approximately the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1 found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond VA but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink worldwide renowned for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV which indicates Jean Villedary a French paper maker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th-century. Some light age-wear otherwise in very good condition. hardcover
ref. 69812France or the Low Countries ca. 1750 Folio sheet ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm. Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing with daffodils and a pretty butterfly in pencil and ink; probably designs for tapestries wallpaper murals or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style placing these designs in approximately the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1 found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond VA but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink renowned worldwide for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV which indicates Jean Villedary a French paper maker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th-century. Some light age-wear some staining and chipping in the lower margin otherwise in very good condition. hardcover
ref. 69811France or the Low Countries ca. 1750 Folio sheet ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm. Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing including carnations in pencil and ink: probably designs for tapestries wallpaper murals or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style placing these designs in approximately the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1 found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond VA but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink renowned worldwide for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV which indicates Jean Villedary a French paper maker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th-century. Some light age-wear a few small chips at the lower edge otherwise in very good condition. hardcover
ref. 69809France or the Low Countries ca. 1750 Folio sheet ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm. Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing of a flower bouquet in pencil and ink; probably designs for tapestries wallpaper murals or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style placing these designs in approximately the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1 found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond VA but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink renowned worldwide for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV which indicates Jean Villedary a French papermaker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th-century. Some light age-wear otherwise in very good condition. hardcover
ref. 69808France or the Low Countries ca. 1750. Folio sheet ca. 32.5 x 21.0 cm. Tipped-in in a recent passe-partout. = This is an original floral drawing in ink probably designs for tapestries wallpaper murals or the decoration of wooden panels used in cupboards or other furniture. The rendering of the leaves is in Louis XV style placing these designs in approximately the mid-18th century. From a suite of drawings on laid paper three of which show a watermark with a post horn in a shield and the letters L G V below. This is Gravel SLD.346.1 found on a 1791 Thomas Jefferson letter from Richmond VA but doubtlessly originating from the Dutch paper mill of Lubertus Van Gerrevink renowned worldwide for the quality of his paper. Another sheet bears the watermark IV which indicates Jean Villedary a French papermaker. Both watermarks have been used over a considerable period of time but are essentially 18th century. Some light age-wear otherwise in very good condition. hardcover
1766ref. 2041766. Good. 18th-CENTURY MANUSCRIPT ON THE MYSTERY OF THE INCARNATION ACCORDING TO THE DOCTRINE OF THOMAS AQUINAS Anonymous Tractatus VII. De Incarnationis Divini Verbi Sacratissimo Mysterio Juxta Mentem et Inconcussam Angelici Praeceptoris Divi Thomae Aquinatis Doctrinam 1766 8vo 8 x 6 inches 2 416pp. 10 Latin Good A solid 18th-century Latin manuscript focused on Thomistic theology specifically the doctrine of the Incarnation and the dual nature of Christ. The text is laid out in a formal scholastic structure with Tractatus and Caput sections and consistently follows the framework of Thomas Aquinas. It covers Christological doctrine the union of divine and human natures and includes discussion of early doctrinal controversies and heresies especially those concerning the nature of Christ and the Incarnation. This is clearly academic in nature and likely produced as part of higher-level theological training rather than devotional use. The manuscript is written in a clean and consistent hand throughout laid out as a complete and organized text. It was acquired in Mexico City though there are no ownership marks or institutional stamps present. Based on the structure language and materials it fits well within 18th-century Catholic scholastic practice and could have been produced either in Europe or in New Spain. The paper is laid with visible watermarks including a crowned device with a fleur-de-lis motif and a second mark reading "CARBO" likely pointing to continental European paper possibly Italian or southern French which would have been commonly used in both European and colonial settings. The manuscript is dated 1766 within the text. None of the pages are numbered. Bound in full vellum. The vellum has a split to the front board but remains fully attached with chipping and a roughly one-inch loss to the spine along with general staining and warping. Inside there are extensive wormholes to the first endpaper and mild wormholing to the second with the rest of the text block largely unaffected. There is foxing throughout along with waviness and rippling to the pages from moisture and scattered damp staining including a heavier one to a leaf corresponding roughly to page 238. unknown
