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1790réf. 026536Printed for Edwards and Sons 1790. First Edition. Hard Back. Fair. 4 to with 39 plates plate 1 missing all others present 112 pages binding loose light foxing to plates Rare Printed for Edwards and Sons hardcover
1929réf. 002634London: The Amalgamated Press Ltd 1929. First Edition. Thick Card Covers. Good-/No Jacket. Very rare and early example of a childrens annual. Pictures in black and white and some in colour. The only thing that seems to have been coloured in is rupert the chicks hat on the last page. The binding is poor and the boards are almost free. The pages are all correct if not a little browned through age. The Amalgamated Press Ltd hardcover
1897réf. 59857Wm. H. Guild & Co. Publishers 1897. hardback. good condition in somewhat worn brown clotth with a few dents along the top of the spine- The end pages are dirty. Wm. H. Guild & Co., Publishers hardcover
1905réf. 59473W. & L. E. Gurley 1905. hardback. good condition in red cloth - some wear a bit of spine fading and a fold mark down the middle of the front cover. W. & L. E. Gurley hardcover
1574réf. 59229Rhemis 1574. hardback. good condition in leather- The binding is somewhat worn and bumped the spine is worn and rubbed with just a bit of the lettering still visible- Then is some light dampstaining to the edge of the first dozen pages and to the bottom of the whole book-- there is faded pen underlining to the first 7 pages-. Rhemis hardcover
1791réf. 27021London: C. Dilly 1791. Volumes 2 4 and 5. Spine of Vol. 4 badly scuffed. Full-Leather. Good. C. Dilly Hardcover
réf. a82278New York 1852 1851 John S. Taylor. A moral tale. Hardcover. Small octavo 250pp. lien drawings 12pp. original purplish cloth with gilt spine lettering. Good cover a bit worn spine ends frayed and worn down corners bumped light foxing. . hardcover
1855réf. 033717Leicester: Crossley And Clarke 1855. Original blind stamped cloth some occasional spotting engraved plate of a Leicester Cock-Pitt. A tidy copy. Hard Cover. Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Crossley And Clarke Hardcover
réf. 000896London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge S P C K 9999. Blind stamped green cloth gilt decoration on spine. Illustrated numerous engravings. No date 1850s or 60s possibly first. Prelims missing up to title page; piece torn from rear endpaper; small tear in first page of catalogue. Spine darkened and a bit frayed top and bottom. Not Known. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Sm. 8vo 4" x 6". Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (S P C K) Hardcover
réf. a80376Fair Oak Hants 1926 1st Grayhound Press. Great text. Table of Contents lists: Strange Passages of Some Cheats and Pickpockets; An Account of the Wilderness and What a Strange Place it is; Of the Isles Wherein are Many Gold Mines; A Strange Account of the World that is Under our Feet Where Liveth a Sort of People Called Antipodes How to Walk on Water How to Catch all the Fleas in One Night and so on. Hardcover. No. 83 of 106 copies. Small octavo 14pp. zigzag stripe boards with bluegrey cloth spine nand mounted printed label on front. VG plus lightly faded. . hardcover
réf. a79813Paris 1823 PIllet Aine. In French. Octavo 131p. original printed wraps. Tiny owner stamp on verso of half title. Good some light wear. Scarce. . paperback
réf. 306877New York The Butterick Publishing Company Ltd. 1889. Third edition. 8vo. Frontispiece vignette of a couple in 18th century dress. Original gilt stamped dark green cloth floral patterned endpapers slight rubbing to spine ends and corners. Very good. 392 pages. No dust jacket. No signatures or bookplates. Metropolitan Culture Series. Contains chapters on household civilities letters of introduction invitations dining funeral customs debuts chaperons weddings visiting Washington and traveling abroad visiting cards Christenings children's parties balls and dancing. 3rd Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. New York, The Butterick Publishing Company, Ltd., 1889. hardcover
réf. 305718London F.J. Mason 1834. First edition Thick 8vo. Contemporary tree calf skillfully rebacked red morocco spine label. A fine large margined copy with no foxing. 2 volumes in one. 1015 pages. Bookplate of Irish prelate Vincent Lloyd Russell on the front pastedown. Printed by Charles Whittingham. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine. London, F.J. Mason, 1834. hardcover
réf. 11730NY CHRISTIE'S 1986. FINE. NY, CHRISTIE'S, 1986 unknown
réf. 1301LONDON NISTER ND. VERY GOOD. LONDON, NISTER [ND] unknown
réf. 500989of A.H. Perry to W.P. Burrall Esq. on Hartford and New Haven Railroad Office letterhead Springfield MA February 22 1864. Small 4to 1 page. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback
1950réf. 11759WILMINGTON DU PONT 1950 1950. BLUE CLOTH GOOD. Hardcover. WILMINGTON, DU PONT, 1950 hardcover
réf. 501001holograph copies of text for 4 telegrams Boston February 15-18 1864. Small 4to sheet 2pp. recto and verso. F. Soft cover. paperback
réf. 3558BOSTON DUTTON 1856. WINSLOW HOMER ILLUSTRATIONS FIRST EDITION GOOD-VERY GOOD. F. BOSTON, DUTTON, 1856 unknown
1843réf. 222806Providence RI Geo. P. Daniels 1843. 1843. 12mo. Illustrated with drawings. 24 pages; stitched. Publisher’s advertisements on back cover. Original pictorial tan wrappers. Very good light soiling. No signatures or bookplates. Soft cover. Providence, RI, Geo. P. Daniels, 1843. paperback
réf. 500997holograph "Official Copy" in the hand of 1st Lieutenant William Stone of "General Order No. 1" on "Office Act. Ass't. Pro. Mar. Gen'l" letterhead Philadelphia April 9 1864. Order routing information in red ink at bottom in another hand. 4to 1 page. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback
réf. 500990text of a telegram on printed form of the American Telegraph Company from Captain William M. McKim to agent George P. Greer of the Hartford and New Haven Railroad Boston ca. 1864. 8vo 1 page with additional Autograph Letter Signed of S.R. Conner on verso for certification. Signed by Authors. F. Soft cover. paperback
1832réf. 221925Hartford Silas Andrus; Cincinnati Roff and Young 1832. 1832. First edition. 16mo. Woodcut illustrations. Contemporary gilt stamped 1/2 red calf over brown marbled boards rubbed. Good-very good. Purported memories of one "General P." told in dialogue form. Engraved E.D. French bookplate of C.L. F. Robinson Newport RI on the verso of the front free endpaper. F. Hardcover. Hartford, Silas Andrus; Cincinnati, Roff and Young, 1832. hardcover
réf. 9859ANTIOCH LEDGER 1924. BRIDGING THE SAN JOAQUIN VERY GOOD. ANTIOCH, LEDGER, 1924 unknown
1861réf. 10267New York James Miller 1861. 1861. Small 8vo. Frontispiece portrait of an Indian maiden; pictorial title page with vignette of an Indian loading a musket and 10 wood engravings. 252 pages. Original gilt and blindstamped purple pictorial cloth with gilt vignette of two armed Indians attacking four settlers defending their cabin spine faded; yellow endpapers. Ink signature of Oliver R. Clark Jr. Dec. 25 1860 on the front free endpaper. Includes information on Indian etiquette torture famous Chiefs and Florida Indian tribes. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. New York, James Miller, 1861. hardcover