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1977réf. 20700Princeton Wisconsin: Fox River Patriot 1977. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. Folded newspaper format. The eighth issue of this rural alternative weekly newspaper run out of Princeton Wisconsin. Featuring great color cover art by Denis Kitchen. A very good copy. Fox River Patriot paperback books
1881réf. 35621881. FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. LONG BRANCH: ELBERON- PRESIDENT GARFIELD ASSASSINATION PRINT 1881. An original front-page print from the September 17 1881 issue of Frank leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. The caption reads: "Washington DC- Mrs. Garfield Preparing Food For Her Husband." From a Sketch by Walter Goater. Mrs. Garfiled is cooking in the Garfiled Cottage in the Elberon section of Long Branch where he was taken on September 6. He died there on September 19. $50.00. unknown books
1881réf. 35641881. FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. LONG BRANCH: ELBERON- PRESIDENT GARFIELD ASSASINATION PRINT 1881. An original print from the October 8 1881 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine. The caption reads: "The Death Of President Garfield- The Wife And Daughter Keeping Vigil Over Their Dead." Garfield died in his seaside cottage in the Elberon section of Long Branch on Sept. 19 1881 after being brought there 13 days earlier. $50.00. unknown books
1642réf. EPL71London 1642. Paperback. Good. Published between 1628-1642. Based on the Common Debates of 1628. Including An act to prevent Extortions in Sheriffes Under-Sheriffes and Bayliffes of Franchises and Liberties in cases of Execution and An act for the better suppressing of unlicensed alehouse keepers. Upon question passed. Some contemporary inscriptions in English. Some pages remargined intermittent browning or chipping but a rare piece. Size: 260 x 180mm. paperback books
1995réf. 74592Atlanta:: Longstreet Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1995. Hardcover. 1563522349 . Color photographs throughout. First printing. Bumped along the top board edges else near fine in a near fine price clipped dust jacket. . Longstreet Press, hardcover books
1995réf. 22498Atlanta: Longstreet Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1995. Hardcover. 1563522349 . Color photographs throughout. First printing. Brief gift inscription on front free endpaper else fine in an about fine dust jacket. . Longstreet Press hardcover books
1995réf. 17656Atlanta: Longstreet Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1995. Hardcover. 1563522349 . Color photographs throughout. First printing. Lower corner of rear board is slightly bumped else fine in an about fine dust jacket. . Longstreet Press hardcover books
1881réf. JC9300New York: Harper's Bazar 1881. Ephemera. Poor. Staple-bound newspaper; pp. 16 plus supplement. Lightly chipped along the edges; chips and closed tear along middle fold; quite brittle. A fragile item sold as is. Hailed as "A Repository of Fashion Pleasure and Instruction" showing a number of women's garments dresses hats coats and more. With laid-in supplement of patterns and embroidery. Harper's Bazar unknown books
1796réf. SW476-7291London 1796. Ephemera. Good. Single leaf folded once into 4 pages; 325 x 490 mm closed. Wrinkled and chipped along the edges; small article 75 x 40 mm clipped from last page. unknown books
1906réf. SW476-7293New York 1906. Ephemera. Good. A collection of The New York Herald's Magazine Section for the entire month of September 1906 issued on September 2 9 16 23 30. A bit age-toned and brittle as expected with some light chipping and small tears along the edges. Generally whole though and perfectly legible with nice bright colors. Feature stories are illustrated in full-color sometimes a bit sensational and include a haunted castle in Florida train robbers in South America "Day's Work of a District Leader" "The British Capture of Havana in 1762" and a tribute to New York baseball. unknown books
1959réf. 6055591959. not signed on a 3/4 length candid shot of Shelley Winters greeting 20th Century-Fox executive Buddy Adler between scenes of the 1959 film "The Diary of Anne Frank" . Photograph is on heavy weight stock; matte finish; 10" x 8". Very good fresh 1959. No Binding. Very Good. unknown books
réf. 02972612mo 361 pages of manuscript entries plus 16 pages of memoranda and cash accounts at rear pocket diary bound in original dark blue leather wallet style binding some minor wear to binding few old tape repairs to wallet flap entries in a good clear legible hand. The entries are dated January 1st through December 31st 1865. Accompanied by mid-twentieth century typescript transcription compiled by a Michener family descendant. Manuscript diary of Philip Fie Michener a carpenter and resident of Duncannon Pennsylvania. Michener was born July 30 1821 and died July 22 1889. The entries record the daily activities of Michener the work he was engaged in news of the Civil War the death of Abraham Lincoln and his experiences on a trip west across Iowa to Sioux City Iowa and into Nebraska Territory looking at various properties with a view to purchasing a homestead in that Territory. Michener was a correspondent of Rev. Samuel Aughey 1832-1912 a Lutheran minister and natural scientist and former Pennsylvanian and who had been in Nebraska since 1864 who acting in the role of promoter and booster seems to have induced a number of residents of Duncannon to Dakota Nebraska Territory to seek homesteads. Aughey was appointed in 1871 by the regents of the University of Nebraska to a chair of natural history at the new university. The only scientist on a faculty of five Aughey acquired the title of “Honorary State Geologist.” He was possibly the best known member of the university faculty during the 1870’s Aughey became a well-known Nebraska booster. He promoted the richness of the state’s soils the idea of increasing precipitation by cultivating more acres and the prospects for coal fuel in that state with few trees. Sample Quotations: Sunday January 1 1865. “Sunday the weather fine and clear at Sunday School at 1 o’clock. School opened by P. F. Michener Sup’t and closed by Father Sylvanus Green with a few appropriate remarks we did get the news of the death of M. B. P. Stewart who was seriously wounded and died from the effects on the 27th of November 1864.” Monday January 2 1865. “… received from A. G. White twelve dollars for making sleigh and one dollar & half from A. Miller for repairing sausage cutter John McLain is very sick and he is at John Jones no person is allowed to go into see him save the family …” Monday January 9 1865. “This morning the coldest this winter. This evening somewhat warmer… Received a letter from Rev. Samuel Aughey from Dakota Nebraska Territory he gives much information about the country…” Wednesday January 25 1865. “This morning clear and very cold and has been all day and this is going to be a very cold night. The boys have a fine time sliding down the hills on their sleds. I was told today that the Smithsonian Institute at Washington has been partly destroyed by fire very lately which did contain many things that can never be replaced Such as paintings and so forth which is a great loss to the country.” Wednesday February 1 1865. “This morning cloudy and not so cold as it has been the sleighing is first rate yet. 18 years today since I did commence business. Chickens are crowing and it is but 9 o’clock. This evening is cloudy. I did today send my application with some certificates and a partition to Provost Marshall General for to try and get back my commutation and also a letter to the Hon. Jas. Bailey member of congress. Slavery is forever done with in the United States.” Wednesday February 22 1865. “This morning clear and pretty cold about 9 o’clock … There is a ball up at Bloomfield. I think it would be better for them here and hereafter if they would turn it into a prayer meeting and ask God to have mercy on their souls. Received the Governor’s message from Nebraska Territory I suppose sent by Bro. Aughey. Some very good things in it.”write for fuller description unknown books
1940réf. 302898New York Random House 1940. 1940. First edition so stated. 4to. Frontispiece woodcut by Rollin Kirby. Biographical commentaries by Morris Watson and Ernest L. Meyer. Dust jacket unclipped; chip on front panel and base of spine. Very good. 48 pages. No signatures or bookplates. Contributions include John L. Lewis Herbert Swope Fiorello La Guardia Lewis Gannett Edna Ferber Quintein Reynolds et al. Heywood Broun 1888-1939. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. New York, Random House, 1940. hardcover books
1940réf. 302899New York Random House 1940. 1940. First edition so stated. 4to. Frontispiece woodcut by Rollin Kirby. Biographical commentaries by Morris Watson and Ernest L. Meyer. Dust jacket unclipped. Very good. 48 pages. No signatures or bookplates. Contributions include John L. Lewis Herbert Swope Fiorello La Guardia Lewis Gannett Edna Ferber Quintein Reynolds et al. Heywood Broun 1888-1939. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. New York, Random House, 1940. hardcover books
1958réf. 11716Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1958. origi.Broschur, 4°, 27 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1956réf. 11718Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1956. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1958réf. 11719Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1958. origi.Broschur, 4°, 27 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1956réf. 11720Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1956. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1957réf. 11722Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1957. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1957réf. 11724Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1957. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1956réf. 11723Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1956. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1957réf. 11731Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1957. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1956réf. 11730Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1956. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1957réf. 11729Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1957. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
1956réf. 11728Paris, Edi.-Monde, 1956. origi.Broschur, 4°, 15 Seiten. Text auf französisch.
