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réf. RGW22010No Binding. 4pp. 4to bifolium some discolouration folds This newspaper was prepared by American airmen based at the Beaumont depot. No Jacket issued unknown
1995réf. 025178Marceling MO: D-Books Publishing Inc. 1995. Book. VG. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to. 96pp adds profusely illustrated with historical photographs including group portraits dark reddish brown cloth with gilt titles and waterfall emblem very light wear only overall fresh bright clean but for minor foxing at rear pastedown and fly. From the Foreword "This Reflections: A Pictorial History Of Corbin Williamsburg and Whitley County Kentucky was undertaken as a special project of the News Journal. Our primary purpose was to preserve old photographs that might otherwise have been lost. Members of our staff examined hundreds of photographs for consideration from these a selection was made that represented our rich past. Captions were written from information supplies by the owners of the photographs." Very scarce. D-Books Publishing, Inc. Hardcover
réf. 68762751-6Cornell University Southeast Asia Program Publications. Used - Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Cornell University, Southeast Asia Program Publications unknown
1831réf. 70665Lexington KY: Printed by Herndon & Savary Mill-Street 1831. 22 cm. 16pp. Foxed. Disbound pamphlet lower corner of last page rumpled. Printed by Herndon & Savary, Mill-Street unknown
réf. B9781241114657Paperback / softback. New. paperback
1824réf. 68537Havana Cuba: Imprenta del Gobierno y Capitania General por S.M. 1824. Official government newspaper. This issue only. 37 x 25 cm. 4 pp. Text printed in two columns. Overall browning and foxing old stains and holes from the ink with some loss of text old tissue paper repairs particularly at gutter of the two leaves. A tender copy. In addition to other news page two prints a chart of the number of patients who entered left or died in the royal hospital of the army and navy in the city of Havana throughout the year of 1823 with specifications of their illnesses and the number who died from those illnesses each month. AAS notes that this paper printed from about 1823 to 1825 was a continuation of "Diario del gobierno constitucional de la Habana" and by 1825 had been succeeded by "Diario de la Habana. Imprenta del Gobierno y Capitania General por S.M. unknown
réf. 6861512mo. 4-pages approximately 325 words in part: "My article on Mary has been more widely copied than any other article that ever appeared in the Gazette . I have had literally hundreds of letters from men and women who have been touched by it. Surely it has brought her life into the lives of others and I hope for good . an influence to soften their lives and to inspire them with some impulse which will work out for the common good for some little addition through each heart to our larger social inheritance." The letter and clipping are accompanied by five other letters or notes to Jarrell of her brother Frank all signed by White and a full-length photograph of him inscribed "For Barbara Jarrell / from her friend / W. A. White / Emporia / Feb. 24 1926." White owner and editor of The Emporia Gazette 1895-1944 supported progressive causes and harshly criticized the rise of the Klan during the 1920s but supported Republican candidates for President in the 1930s becoming "spokesman for middle America" Wikipedia. All very good. For the eight items unknown
1822réf. 68178Washington 1822. Single sheet 56 x 40 cm. 2 pp. printed in 5 columns. Some overall toning to text a few spots else very good. Printing a message from Pres. James Monroe transmitting "sundry papers relative to the Recognition of the Independence of the South American Colonies" and including messages from Secretary of State John Quincy Adams and the objections of Don Joaquin de Anduaga Minister from Spain. Also printed in this issue is a report on repairs to the Cumberland Road; several columns devoted to the printing of the American Colonization Society's Fifth Annual Report; an advertisement by Don Francisco Arango for the sale of his estates on the Island of Cuba; two notices for rewards offered for run away enslaved people; etc. unknown
1930réf. 67681NP: NP 1930. Unrecorded edition. 8vo. 8 pp. the other editions mentioned below were issued with four or six pages. Prints three different versions of this Jefferson County legend concerning the casting out of vengeful witches. OCLC locates single copies of three editions with attributed dates of "1800s" 1925 and "1950s". Original black and silver-stamped decorated green wrappers stapled. Very good. NP unknown
réf. A9781346259864Hardback. New. hardcover
1799réf. 66989Londres: np 1799. Troisieme edition same year as the first revue corrigee et augmentee de la letter de Ramel au Directoire et de douze notes qui ne se trouvoient point dans la premiere. Bound with his: Anecdotes Secretes sur le 18 Fructidor et Nouveaux memoires des Deportes a la Guiane ecrits par eux-memes et faisant suite au Journal de Ramel. Paris: Chez Giguet 1799. First edition. 8vo. 2 volumes: 159; viii 252 2 ad leaf for publications from Chez Giguet pp. Sabin 67627 and 67625. Ramel 1768-1815 who had risen through the ranks of the French army to become Guard of the Legislature gives his account of the coup attempt of 18 Fructidor 1797 his arrest and exile to the penal colony in Guiana conditions while there and his escape; Ramel eventually returned to France rejoined the army and fought through the various Napoleonic campaigns until his assassination in 1815 for suspected Loyalist sympathies. Contemporary mottled calf some wear at head of spine and along edges and corners boards framed with an ornamental gilt rule spine gilt with rues and ornaments leather spine label marbled boards. Bookplate removed from front pastedown but still a very good copy. np unknown
1901réf. 65237Rampart Alaska: Alaska Forum 1901. Single sheet folded. 37.5 x 18cm. 4pp. Text printed in four columns. This issue is filled with information on gold mining strikes in the area around Rampart promoted as having "produced more gold in proportion to the amount of work done and the men to do it than the Klondike." Staining on edges chipping to upper margin of second leaf with loss to a few letters a few short tears to the brittle paper. The Alaska Forum newspaper began publication on Sept. 27 1900. A weekly paper its last issue was on August 4 1906. According to information from AAS: "The Alaska Forum is published every Thursday in the cabin in the rear of the Collins old store near Fornt sic- Front Street Rampart Alaska." OCLC lists 10 institutions as having holdings of the newspaper with at least Univ. of Washington and Yale mentioning some "extras. Alaska Forum unknown
réf. 47477Beehive Press. Soft cover. Near Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 1989-2009 Very large heavy softcover glossy white wrappers with color-illustration of chips and Moulin Rouge casino on front wrapper unpaginated including dozens of newspaper clippings copied. Two creases at top back tip. Near Fine. Beehive Press paperback
1905réf. 366144San Francisco: Nichibei Shimbunsha 1905. First Edition. Trade paperback. Very good. The first issue of the first Japanese American yearbook and directory printed and published in San Francisco during the Meiji era. Quite scarce even rare with no original holdings in OCLC the National Diet Library in Japan records a reproduction; no US libraries record any copy at all. Most Japanese-language books about the United States were printed in Japan and imported to the US. According to the colophon this book was printed in San Francisco on the presses of the Japanese American newspaper. According to the introduction this yearbook is intended to provide information for aspiring Japanese entrepreneurs and to facilitate the expansion of the Japanese empire to the United States. The book offers almanac-style entries on the history of Japan and of the United States a discussion of the "misunderstanding" Americans on the West Coast have about Japanese immigrants an overview of commercial law in the US and farming opportunities by state particularly California sugar beets hops and poultry and Texas rice. The final section is a directory of Japanese living in the US particularly California. The book is illustrated with half-tone photographs of Japanese-owned farms in California. This is the second earliest directory of the Japanese in America and the earliest one to compile lists of immigrants throughout the country the earliest one I have seen from 1902 was limited to Fresno California. The directory's publication by the most important Japanese-language newspaper at the time the daily Japanese American Nichibei Shimbun was sponsored by dozens of immigrant-owned businesses who advertised in the book. There 80 ad pages with more than half from businesses outside of San Francisco and dozens of ads from the Central Valley of California and Los Angeles. 18 2 leaves: maps 10 leaves: halftone plates 192 2 1-12 32:ads 13-20 16:ads 21-28 32:ads 29-43 1:colophon pages. 9-7/8 by 6-9/16 inches. First edition no reprints noted on the colophon. A very good copy in original brown wrappers printed in red and black. Nichibei Shimbunsha unknown
réf. 008044038X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. Zz90640-001Rare issues of the German newspaper Der Teutsche. Privilegirte politische Zeitung für alle Stände published in Sondershausen in June 1826 together with the Wöchentliches Unterhaltungsblatt literary supplement. An interesting primary source for early nineteenth-century German political social and cultural history combining international news and political reports with literary and entertaining contributions.Printed on laid paper paper with some foxing 245 x 20 cm. Except for the foxing in good condition. unknown
réf. 110668Original The Hague newspaper dated 1802. Folio size 45 x 26 cm.NL Folio-formaat krant gedrukt in twee kolommen per pagina bestaande uit twee bladen vier paginas. Voorzien van het Nederlandse rijkswapen in houtsnede op de titelpagina. Gedrukt op handgeschept papier met zichtbare kettinglijnen .De inhoud bestaat uit uitgebreid binnen- en buitenlands nieuws met berichten uit onder meer Denemarken Frankrijk Pruisen en het Bataafse Gemenebest waaronder officiële regeringsmededelingen diplomatieke correspondentie en militaire rapportages uit de Napoleontische periode. Daarnaast bevat het nummer talrijke advertenties waaronder aankondigingen van openbare verkopingen huizen landerijen inboedels loterijen faillissementen notariële berichten benoemingen en commerciële advertenties. Ook zijn er officiële publicaties en circulaires van overheidsinstanties opgenomen. Met advertentie: Medeburger! De compagnons in de firma Sneyders van Tienen & Comp. hebben onenigheden. Van Tienen en A. van Halteren berichten dat Sneyders hun bedrogen heeft.Genoemde personen: Napoleon Bonaparte Jean-Antoine Frouin Johan Willem Willink Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck Hendrik van Wijn Samuel Iperusz Wiselius Gijsbert Karel van Hogendorp Carel Hultman Jan Hendrik van Swinden Frederik VI George III Alexander I Francis II Hendrik Swanenburg Johannes Delcourt Nicolaas Voet Cornelis van Vloten Lodewijk Andries Jan Bas Nicolaas Voets A. van Halteren F. J. Bosboom P. de Kok Winkel De Jong Van der Hoop Schuuring Van der Meer Van Leeuwen Van der Burg De Vries Kramer Van Stolk Boonacker Van Dam Meijer Koppen Van Oyen Bakker Van Wely Van Roon Van Zanten etc. unknown
réf. PR121580Rede bei der feierlichen Einweisung der neugewahlten Magistrats-Personen der konigl. Kreis-Hauptstadt Augsburg1822 21 x 16 cm. Decorative light blue paper binding with watermark. unknown
réf. PR121618The London Chronicle or Universal Evening Post on laid paper 285 x 205 mm. unknown
réf. PR121617Antique newspaper on laid paper 290 x 180 mm. unknown
réf. PR120143Printed in The Hague s Gravenhage by Jacobus de Jongh in de Korte-Begynestraet den 23 January 1737 No. 10 1 p.News: News on Italien Italy: binnenkomst schepen van Brand Blok Talboth Allen etc. News on Ingemerland/Sint Petersburg: Veldmaarschalk Grave van Munich etc. News on Duytsland Duitsland: Zweedse Oostindische compagnie. News on Groot-Brittanien: brand Inner-Temple-Hall President Nixon etc. New on Vrankryk Frankrijk: Versailles Hertog van Penthievre Parijs koning etc. New on Nederlanden: Amsterdam brieven van Smirna vertrek schippers.Edges frayed with a visible middle fold and a small hole.345 x 219 cm unknown
réf. PR120145Printed in The Hague s Gravenhage by Anthoni de Groot in de Zuylingstraet den 16 September 1739 No111 1p.News: Vervolg op de declaratie des Konings van Spanje etc. News on Italien Italy: Napels etc. News on Ingemerland/Sint Petersburg. News on Duytsland Duitsland. News on Groot-Brittanien: Hertog van Newcastle. News on Vrankryk Frankrijk: prices of products/prijzen van Coffy man Mokka Thee Rood hout Cadamom Zyde Borduurwerken Neusdoeken Porcelein etc. News on Nederlanden: Texel Richard Bovens van Whitehaven etc.Edges frayed with a visible middle fold and a tear in the middle right.353 x 233 cm unknown
réf. PR120144Printed in The Hague Gedrukt in s Gravenhage by G. Vosmaek en T. F. Gosse Stads-Drukkers en wordt uitgegeven bij B. Scheurleer Jr. in de Venestraat 1 p.With PUblicatie of Willem I Prins van Oranje-Nassau and Reglement van Algemeene Volkswapening met vervolg op de rand van het blad. Signatories: Jan Slicher and J.J. Quarles.344 x 265 cm unknown
réf. PR120142Printed in The Hague Gedrukt in s Gravenhage bij G. Vosmaer en P. F. Gosse Stads-Drukkers en wordt uitgegeven bij B. Scheurleer Jr. in de Veenestraat. Edges a bit frayed further in good condition. Nice Woodcut decorated frame.News: intocht van Prins van Oranje in Amsterdam start van Koninkrijk der Nederlanden met Willem I Willem de eerste.""De roep van het magtige Amsterdam is de stem van geheel Nederland hy drukt uit het vurig verlangen uwer getrouwe Hagenaren die hier uit kiescheid volen waar het har had wenschen voor te gaan WILLEM DE EERSTE Souverein Vorst van Nederland!!"".445 x 253 cm unknown
réf. PR120151Printed in The Hague Gedrukt in s Gravenhage by P. E. van Staden Drukker en Uitgever van het Dagblad Torenstraat wijk D. no 419 1 p.Edges frayed folds visible and with tears on fold and top. 37 x 258 cmWith: Tweede Kamer der Staten-Generaal zitting van Donderdag 11 februari 1847 ontwerp van wet Hoffmann toelating de heer Lecercq Duitschland: Berlijn Stockholm Frankrijk Nederlanden concert de heer Litolff C.W. Mieling Maatschappij Diligentia E. van Weerder L.M. Leefson etc. unknown
