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1893Best.-Nr. 4726London: New Sydenham Soc. 1893. First English Edition. orig. publisher's cloth. A very good copy; inst. stamp on title and several text leaf margins. 8vo. An excellent anthology of classic contributions to the pathology of skin disease skin reactions to various drug compounds and a selection of Duhring's papers. New Sydenham Soc. hardcover books
1782Best.-Nr. 9006London: Robert Sayer and J Bennett 1782. Edition Unknown. Mounted on board at an early date. Good; vertical margins trimmed; colors are deep and solid; some bug damage along the blank lower border and minor surface rubbing. Print. Stencil hand and block printed color mezzotint meas. appx. 353 x 252 mm. A handsome decorative print depicting a woman in an elaborate garden collecting grapes. She is wearing a flowing white dress apron shawl and black hat adorned with flowers. Beside her is a basket of fruit. All are highlighted in hand-color differently applied i.e. stencil or brush work. The firm of Sayer and Bennett were a prominent business of mapmakers during the 18th century benefitting from Sayer's prolonged association with Thomas Jefferys whom he rescued from bankruptcy in 1766. See Worms British Map Engravers pp. 585-588; see also Carol Wax The Mezzotint - History and Technique for chapters on the history of technical developments and the marketplace in the 18th century. There is a similar figure of painted and decorated plaster in the garden of Antony House Cornwall UK. R[obert] Sayer and J Bennett unknown books
1925Best.-Nr. 4782Unknown: Botanical Garden ca 1925. First Edition . Original printed wrappers. A very good copy. Oblong 8vo 56 pp. a large folding map. Each page is an illustration. A guide to the grounds and buildings that is illustrated with photographic views of labs library green houses and the Panama Canal Zone extension of the institution that housed its tropical plants. Botanical Garden unknown books
1955Best.-Nr. M0921Vienna:: Springer 1955. 1955. 8vo. vi 374 pp. Illus. Original printed wrappers. Uncut. Very good. Springer, 1955. unknown books
1871Best.-Nr. 43986Boston: The Excursionists 1871. A trip aboard the steamer . Boston: The Excursionists 1871. A trip aboard the steamer "New Brunswick" for a summer vacation by hundreds of Massachusetts residents. "For four successive years a party of two or three hundred of the business people of Worcester have enjoyed aweek or two. making a steamboat trip to different places of interest." With lists of the officers of the "New Brunswick their steamer that year officers of the club and excursionists themselves and where they lived. In 1871 they cruised Down East and all the way up to St. John and there is a 50-page narrative of their adventures which included visiting Penobscot Indians. Inscribed on the front blank by Asa Bullard president of the excursionists. Very good condition. 18.5 cm. vi-69 pp. The Excursionists unknown books
1826Best.-Nr. 43156Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union 1826. A preacher in England bumps into an old Sunday School student of his named John Robins. The two get to talking and Robins tells . Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union n.d. Circa 1826. A preacher in England bumps into an old Sunday School student of his named John Robins. The two get to talking and Robins tells how he managed to lose an eye and a best friend at Trafalgar and then a leg in the course of his naval career. He spent quite a while "in the service of sin" but eventually found his way back to the Lord and now is perfectly happy to have been "a brand plucked out of the burning." Well to each his own. Worldcat dates this pretty little book at 1826. It stands 4 1/4 inches tall and is bound in quarter leather over marbled boards with gilt spine lettering. Foxing but legible. 16mo. 32 pp. b/w wood engraved illustrations. American Sunday-School Union hardcover books
1958Best.-Nr. 41166Minot MA: Anthoensen Press 1958. Inscribed Whitehill pamphlet - . Minot MA: Anthoensen Press 1958. Inscribed Whitehill pamphlet - "A Fable for Historical Editors" - laid in. Both in fine condition. xv 92 pp. b/w plates and ills. (Anthoensen Press) unknown books
Best.-Nr. 42129Edinburgh: Morrison & Gibb Printed for Private Circulation. Edinburgh: Hersdilia was a 454 ton steam yacht 171 loa manned by a crew of 19 and built in 1895 in Leith. In July and August 1896 she took a cruise to Norway and the Orkney Islands with a party of about a dozen the entire adventure being recorded here in the sort of hi-falootin' language reserved for the Upper Classes in the late Victorian era. The characters are given names such as "Lord High Admiral" "Cerberus" and "Dr. Angelicus" and the prose is riddled with weary tropes such as "in the after deckhouse incense is burned to 'My Lady Nicotine.'" The account records sea-going events and activities big waves! of course but also gives a readable narrative of their adventures ashore. This is followed by about 20 pages of mostly unreadable poetry penned by members of the expedition. Aside from a pleasing book design and a real sense of how better folks took their recreation back then the redeeming virtue of this work is its scarcity. Not in Toy. Worldcat shows only 5 libraries holding copies. Good condition in original binding showing light soiling and wear. Morrison & Gibb Printed for Private Circulation unknown books
Best.-Nr. 42009Fall River: J.H. Franklin. Fall River: Very good condition in original cloth binding. Scarce! J.H. Franklin hardcover books
Best.-Nr. 42017New Bedford E. Anthony. New Bedford E. Anthony. New Bedford unknown books
1986Best.-Nr. 42053New Bedford: Spinner Publications 1986. Vintage photos with captions and occasional essays. Very good condition in dust jacket. . New Bedford: Spinner Publications 1986. Vintage photos with captions and occasional essays. Very good condition in dust jacket. 4to. 228 pp. b/w plates. (Spinner Publications) unknown books
Best.-Nr. 42014Oblong 8vo. Unpaginated about 50 pp. b/w photo plates. 42014 No publishing info. Views of Fairhaven at the end of the 19th century. The first photo is of the "new" bridge from New Bedford to Fairhaven. It was completed in 1899. Fine condition in original printed wrappers string tied as issued. . unknown books
Best.-Nr. 42018New Bedford E. Anthony. New Bedford E. Anthony. New Bedford unknown books
Best.-Nr. 42234n.p.New York Smythe & Wilcox. n.p.New York Smythe & Wilcox. n.p.(New York) unknown books
Best.-Nr. 41000Salem n.d. Salem n.d. 12mo. 47 pp. b/w photo plates. Founded in 1895. Constitution Rules Lists of officers and members. Very good condition in original cloth binding with gold cover lettering. . hardcover books
Best.-Nr. 41001Salem n.d. Salem n.d. 12mo. 42 1 pp. Founded in 1895. Act of Incorporation By-Laws House Rules Lists of officers and members. Very good condition in original cloth binding. Backstrip is sunned and stained. hardcover books
1920Best.-Nr. 40979Salem: New England Telephone and Telegraph Company 1920. Salem: New England Telephone and Telegraph Company 1920. 92 pp. With period ads some illustrated. "Please destroy the old directory." Water stain on the front cover pages evenly tanned. New England Telephone and Telegraph Company unknown books
Best.-Nr. 41130seattle 2019. seattle 2019. 12mo. 6 pp. Bennett was publisher of the New York Tribune and an ardent yachtsman. He gave both cups to the New York Yacht Club. Brenton's Reef was off Newport RI. Ephemeral and rare. No holdings in Worldcat. Bound in original printed wrappers. unknown books
2005Best.-Nr. 41569Princeton Junction NJ: Valuable Book Group 2005. Princeton Junction NJ: Valuable Book Group 2005. 4to. 107 pp. Duotone and b/w ills. "A brief history bibliography and collector's guide." Bound in printed wrappers. Very good condition. ((Valuable Book Group) unknown books
1840Best.-Nr. 40116NY: Murphy publisher 1840. jun2018. NY: Murphy publisher n.d ca. 1840. jun2018. 12mo. 72 pp. b/w ills. A toy book recounting five shipwrecks. Illustrated paper cover. Huntress 309C - who dates this work ca. 1840. A fairly common little book but not often found in such good condition with illustrated covers intact. Murphy, publisher unknown books
Best.-Nr. 39467Oblong 4to. b/we plates. This is a reprint of an 1851 American reprint of a section of a larger work published in Germany by Rudolph Garrigue. It featured thousands of engravings by Henry Winkler and others of all areas of 19th century technology as well as literature arts and other sciences. The thirty-two plates in this reprint contain multiple images on each plate. It's a sort of visual history of marine technology from ships of classical times to modern steam-powered vessels. No publishing info. but obviously a 20th Century reprint. A wonderful source of images. Fine condition. unknown books
1840Best.-Nr. 39633Boston: James B. Dow 1840. Boston: James B. Dow 1840. 12mo. 144 pp. b/w plates. Story of a shipwreck in the Pacific first published in 1837. With wood engraved plates. Wright I 34. Some cover wear. Good copy of an uncommon book. James B. Dow unknown books
1826Best.-Nr. 39645Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union 1826. Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union n.d. Circa 1826. 16mo. 32 pp. b/w wood engraved illustrations. A preacher in England bumps into an old Sunday School student of his named John Robins. The two get to talking and Robins tells how he managed to lose an eye a best friend at Trafalgar and a leg in the course of his naval career. He spent quite a while "in the service of sin" but eventually found his way back to the Lord and now is perfectly happy to have been "a brand plucked out of the burning." Well to each his own. Worldcat dates this pretty little book at 1826. It stands 4 1/4 inches tall and is bound in quarter leather over marbled boards with gilt spine lettering. American Sunday-School Union hardcover books
1852Best.-Nr. 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
1930Best.-Nr. 39211n.p.: Pacific Whaling Company 1930. n.p: Pacific Whaling Company n.d. circa 1930. 15 pp. b/w halftone ills. Public relations pamphlet for an outfit calling itself the In fact this was a promotional for a stuffed whale exhibit. The centerfold is an illustration of Capt. Lew Nichols pictured chomping his cigar on page 1 killing a sixty-eight ton "Blue Fin-Back." Whatever species it actually was Nichols stuffed it and exhibited it in Chicago where "over half a million people availed themselves of the opportunity of seeing this giant sea monster in the flesh." A good copy of a scarce whale show promotional. Bound in original pink wrappers. Pacific Whaling Company unknown books