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1972réf. 56162St. John's University Alumni Association Tapei. Taiwan 1972. hardback. very good condition. St. John's University Alumni Association, Tapei. Taiwan hardcover
1968réf. B6B0033029The Chemical Rubber Co 1968-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. A very nice copy. Text in clean/unmarked condition. Owners name on flyleaf and front cover. Cover has minor wear with bumped/curling corners. Binding is tight. The Chemical Rubber Co hardcover
1847réf. BOOKS243596--/No Dustjacket. 1847. PlacePub: Philadelphia PA Publisher: Jesper Harding YearPublish: 1847 Edition: Illus: Black & White Plates Condition: As is: worn inside front hinge broken but attached lacks pp. Leather Comments: Notes: 4to. 766 Family of Orrin and Eliza Dwight Stillson Births: Marriages: Deaths: Orrin Stillson 12/9/1793 ElizaDwight1/12/1815 Eliza Dwight 10/7/1795 5/15/1867 Children of Orrin and Eliza Stillson: Israel Dwight 2/15/1817 MaryAnnKnowlton2/14/1841 Lyman 11/20/1818 TheodociaFluno10/28/1848 4/6-7/1862 Gary 4/21/1821 EmilyD.Edson11/11/1848 Reed Alonzo 9/20/1824 MaryAnnTracy10/21/1847 2/22/1856 Roswell 11/8/1826 Sylvester Orrin 5/22/1829 LucyArmlin2/12/1851 William Cummings 6/30/1833 Other Deaths: Theodocia Stillson wife of Lyman 10/30/1865. Lyman Stillson supposed to have been taken prisoner and died at Pittsburg Landing. Includes the Dwight family tree from Israel b.11/11/1770 to Orson Dwight b.8/20/1824. Also a Phebe Warrinerth b.3/1770 and a Sarah Porter b.7/24/1781. Side note states them to be the 1st and 2nd wife of Israel Dwight. Photographs of Israel and Maryann Knowlton Stillson. Main Topic: Bibles-Stillson Key Words: Bibles-Religion-Illustrated-Stillson-Stillson Orrin-Dwight Eliza-Genealogy-Knowlton Mary Ann- Copies Available: 1 Action Code: 1 . hardcover
réf. 77524Dublin: Hodges and M'Arthur 1822. Hardcover. Poor. ex libris; missing both boards and spine; text detached in middle and last few pages loose otherwise good text Hodges and M'Arthur hardcover
réf. a67200London c.1800 Dean & Munday. Hardcover. Small thin octavo 36pp. very nice fullpage hand colored frontis of two well-dressed women Fanny Bilson and Miss Cowley later but not recent red cloth with gilt lettering. Bookplate of Hugo J. Lion. Good front inner hinge cracked reinforced. Quite scarce. Pictures available on request. . hardcover
1758réf. 46109London: A. Millar 1758. This attack on the French arsenal and dockyard was devised in the aftermath of the Byng scandal by William Pitt who had intelli . London: A. Millar 1758. This attack on the French arsenal and dockyard was devised in the aftermath of the Byng scandal by William Pitt who had intelligence that the land side of the arsenal was practically undefended. The English assembled land forces under Sir John Mordaunt and Admiral Hawke was ordered to provide cover from the sea. As this detailed investigation revealed everything that could have gone wrong pretty much did and the entire operation flopped. As the DNB puts it A very angry public feeling was excited by the news of the failure. Polymath Daines Barrington said to be the anonymous author gave vent to the "angry public feeling." Removed from larger volume text block in very good condition. . 20.5 cm. 116 pp. . A. Millar unknown
1758réf. 46109London: A. Millar 1758. This attack on the French arsenal and dockyard was devised in the aftermath of the Byng scandal by William Pitt who had intelli . London: A. Millar 1758. This attack on the French arsenal and dockyard was devised in the aftermath of the Byng scandal by William Pitt who had intelligence that the land side of the arsenal was practically undefended. The English assembled land forces under Sir John Mordaunt and Admiral Hawke was ordered to provide cover from the sea. As this detailed investigation revealed everything that could have gone wrong pretty much did and the entire operation flopped. As the DNB puts it A very angry public feeling was excited by the news of the failure. Polymath Daines Barrington said to be the anonymous author gave vent to the "angry public feeling." Removed from larger volume text block in very good condition. . 20.5 cm. 116 pp. . A. Millar unknown books
1973réf. 1489New York: George Braziller 1973. Hardcover. Near Fine. Red cloth hardcover in Near Fine condition in original decorated slipcase in Very Good condition. No rips or tears or markings. George Braziller hardcover
1802réf. 041902Boston: Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews 1802. Sixth Ed. Hardcover Full Leather. Good Condition. Full contemporary calf heavily worn front board loose morocco spine label worn; wide format 12mo. The sixth edition of the 1st U.S. dictionary originally printed in Worcester by Isaiah Thomas in 1788. Lacking the title page and last leaf 595/6 facsimiles laid in but otherwise complete with the Appendix with a separate title dated 1801. The dictionary is unpaginated but the pagination picks up with the appendix which is paginated 563-596. EAI 2886 Size: duodecimo 12mo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Reference; Anthropology. Inventory No: 041902. Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews hardcover
1795réf. 39112Newcastle Upon Tyne: D. Akenhead and Son 1795. Maritime customs and laws including freight salvage quarantine keeping accounts weights and measures as well as recent act . Newcastle Upon Tyne: D. Akenhead and Son 1795. Maritime customs and laws including freight salvage quarantine keeping accounts weights and measures as well as recent acts pertaining to seamen and navigation etc. With a list of goods wares and merchandise and the net duty for importing into Great Britain and drawback for exporting. Seventh Edition. Adams & Waters 3177. A rough copy in original badly worn covers. Pages untrimmed chipped and dusty at edges but clean inside. Backstrip perished sewing holding. In later cardboard protective binder. 339 1 ad pp. D. Akenhead and Son unknown
1795réf. 39112Newcastle Upon Tyne: D. Akenhead and Son 1795. Maritime customs and laws including freight salvage quarantine keeping accounts weights and measures as well as recent act . Newcastle Upon Tyne: D. Akenhead and Son 1795. Maritime customs and laws including freight salvage quarantine keeping accounts weights and measures as well as recent acts pertaining to seamen and navigation etc. With a list of goods wares and merchandise and the net duty for importing into Great Britain and drawback for exporting. Seventh Edition. Adams & Waters 3177. A rough copy in original badly worn covers. Pages untrimmed chipped and dusty at edges but clean inside. Backstrip perished sewing holding. In later cardboard protective binder. 339 1 ad pp. D. Akenhead and Son unknown books
1919réf. 321906New York Times 1919. Hardcover. Very Good. Elephant folio in dark brown pebbled cloth titles in gilt. Recased with the original spine panel laid down new endsheets. One spot of scuffing to the front board. The text block is somewhat toned and many page have very short closed tears at the bottom near the gutter with shadows of cello tape. But all of the images are clear and unaffected. This is a large heavy book and regular shipping charges will not apply. Please request a shipping quote before ordering. New York Times hardcover
1893réf. 203958Press of the Hamilton Printing Company January 1893. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. unmarked copy with clean tight covers and spine Press of the Hamilton Printing Company hardcover
1951réf. 353London: J.M. Dent 1951. Very Good. Bookplate on inside front cover. Octavo red cloth with gold lettering to spine. Very Good copy. J.M. Dent hardcover
1852réf. 39691New York: Lane & Scott 1852. Two volumes 16mo 15.5 cm. 173 2 ads; 176 pp b/w wood engraved frontispieces title page vignettes and plates "Voyages" consists of extracts from Ross' 1818 voyage and Parry's voyages of 1819 and 1820. "Travels" covers the overland expeditions of Hearne Mackenzie and Franklin. Both are "recast in a question-and-answer style for young people." - Arctic Bib. 655 656. See also Sabin 100841. These were apparently originally published in Dublin in the 1830s for the Sunday School Union. The imprint on these New York editions reads "Published by Lane & Scott for the Sunday-School Union of the Metropolitan Episcopal Church." Volume 1 bears the bookplate of engineer and businessman Edwin Stanton Fickes and the pencil inscription "A school book of Geo J and Henry H. Fickes used in the 1850s in Oskaloosa IA. - ESF." Scattered foxing but presentable copies in matching half calf over marbled boards. Labeled "153" and "!55" at base of spines. Lane & Scott hardcover
1852réf. 39691New York: Lane & Scott 1852. Two volumes 16mo 15.5 cm. 173 2 ads; 176 pp b/w wood engraved frontispieces title page vignettes and plates "Voyages" consists of extracts from Ross' 1818 voyage and Parry's voyages of 1819 and 1820. "Travels" covers the overland expeditions of Hearne Mackenzie and Franklin. Both are "recast in a question-and-answer style for young people." - Arctic Bib. 655 656. See also Sabin 100841. These were apparently originally published in Dublin in the 1830s for the Sunday School Union. The imprint on these New York editions reads "Published by Lane & Scott for the Sunday-School Union of the Metropolitan Episcopal Church." Volume 1 bears the bookplate of engineer and businessman Edwin Stanton Fickes and the pencil inscription "A school book of Geo J and Henry H. Fickes used in the 1850s in Oskaloosa IA. - ESF." Scattered foxing but presentable copies in matching half calf over marbled boards. Labeled "153" and "!55" at base of spines. Lane & Scott hardcover books
réf. BOOKS243627--/No Dustjacket. PlacePub: Brattleboro & Boston Publisher: Fessenden & Co.- Peck & Wood YearPublish: 1834 Edition: Illus: Black & White Illustrations Condition: As is: binding worn resewn patch on spine; lacks pages stains Leather Comments: MacKnight's Essay/Language; Doddridge/Christianity; Bible Gazetteer by Thos. Starling; Concordance by John Brown. Notes: small 4to. pp. Family of George and Elisabeth Dolton Waverly Births: Marriages: Deaths: George Waverly 11/27/1790 Elis.Dolton3/21/1813 7/2/1864 Elisabeth Dolton 3/17/1790 3/8/1855 Children of George and Elisabeth Waverly: Phebe 7/8/1815 Wm.S.Green2/25/1835 5/5/1892 William L. 8/2/1818 AnnaH.Tyler7/1/1841 Elisabeth 11/1/1823 CorneliusH.Low4/4/1840 Mary Ann 1/16/1831 JamesTyler2/9/1848 1/31/1884 Fanny Cory 9/1/1808 GeorgeWaverly9/2/1856 Main Topic: Bibles-Waverly Key Words: Bibles-Religion-Illustrated-Waverly George-Dolton Elisabeth-Genealogy--- Copies Available: 1 Action Code: 1 . hardcover
1981réf. 842Kodansha Amer Inc 1981. Hardcover. Very Good. Very Good blue cloth hardcover in decorated slipcase. Some light fading to spine Kodansha Amer Inc hardcover
réf. 46011"Its plants animals and natural phenomena. With a historical sketch of Arctic discovery down to the British Polar Expedition 1875-76." A popular history heavily illustrated drawing on contemporary accounts. Corners and spine ends rather worn else very good condition in green cloth with elaborate gilt decoration. 32.5 cm. vii 339 pp. b/w plates and ills. Color map. . hardcover
réf. 46011"Its plants animals and natural phenomena. With a historical sketch of Arctic discovery down to the British Polar Expedition 1875-76." A popular history heavily illustrated drawing on contemporary accounts. Corners and spine ends rather worn else very good condition in green cloth with elaborate gilt decoration. 32.5 cm. vii 339 pp. b/w plates and ills. Color map. . hardcover books
1785réf. 045481Madrid: Placido Barco Lopez 1785. Early Edition. Hardcover Vellum. Very Good Condition. Contemporary full vellum browned but sound. Endpapers with contemporary notes front pastedown missing a section old ink mark to title scattered foxing a nice clean copy generally. 279pp plus index. Early edition originally published in 1777 of a much reprinted manual. Size: Octavo 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Books for Writers; Inventory No: 045481. Placido Barco Lopez hardcover
1860réf. 9142London: Unknown publisher. ca 1860. Edition Unknown. Mounted on an album page. A very good copy that has been mounted on the leaf of a 19th century album. There is an engraved vignette of natives gathering the Corozo nut. A delightful illustrated handbill describing the uses of the nut of the Phytelephas macrocarpa palm. The vignette shows natives gathering the nuts. It became known as ' vegetable ivory ' because of its color hardness and ability to be worked by machine. It is still in demand for use as buttons it has a particular affinity for retaining color once dyed. The handbill is well printed and meas. 6.5 x 7.5 inches. Absent from OCLC. Unknown publisher. unknown books
1894réf. 7505Boston: Arena Publishing Co 1894. First edition. 8vo 5 xi 3 150pp plus 4 ads at rear. Blue cloth stamped in silver on front cover and spine. Hinges tender spine dulled and frayed at ends. Ownership signatures to endpapers pages toned moisture staining to inner and lower margins throughout most prominent on the final dozen or so pages. Still a very good copy. Nice overview of the polytheist religions and how they relate to the Christian Gospel and salvation and the cause for missionary work. Essentially a work of omnitheism. Includes excerpts from the writings of Swami Vivekananda and others. OCLC cites 4 holdings. Arena Publishing Co unknown
1882réf. 007979No Publisher 1882 12 pages. A rare piece of political ephemera. Only 4 copies in OCLC. Samuel Abbott Green 1830-1919 was born into the esteemed Lawrence Family son of Eliza Lawrence Green and Dr. Joshua Green Samuel grew up to become a physician prolific author and noted historian. A graduate of Lawrence Academy 1847 and Harvard Medical School 1854 he served on many boards including 52 years as a trustee of Lawrence Academy the last eight as president. Dr. Green a surgeon in the Union Army was elected mayor of Boston and also served as librarian of the Massachusetts Historical Society from 1868 to his death in 1918. The author Judge Robert Grant served as Green's secretary when he was mayor. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Good. No Publisher paperback
1741réf. 060579London: Company of Stationers print.by W.Bower 1741. Hardcover. Good /Slipcase Very Good. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. unpaginated: HB 4 band; dark red w/gilt leather-strip dividers w/gilt trim; rubbed w/edges & corners worn; front cover detached; spine sunned w/1741 on spine; hinge cracked; front endpapers detaching; clean tight pgs. Slipcase dark red w/no title-curved edge dark red ribbon; w/'Royal Binding Geo.II Almanacs 1741 written on spine some rub w/wear on edges & corners. Title continues: "Containing many useful and entertaining Particulars peculiarly adapted to the ingenious Gentlemen engaged in the Study and Practice of the Mathematicks. . The first Almanack ever published of this Kind." Months Woman's Almanack 1741 Almanacks Ephemeris Poor Robin. Company of Stationers (print.by W.Bower) hardcover