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ref. 1301LONDON NISTER ND. VERY GOOD. LONDON, NISTER [ND] unknown books
1945ref. 42798Whitman Publishing Co 1945. paperback. very good condition in wraps completely uncut The book has three little girl dolls on the front and 3 adult girls on the back. Four of the seven pages of clothes have "fuzzy" clothes-. Whitman Publishing Co hardcover
1960ref. 11366London: The Machinery Publishing Co. Ltd 1960. Softcover. Near Fine/No DJ. DESCRIPTION: The volumes from the Yellow Back Series. Language: English. Book Condition: Near Fine DJ Condition: No DJ Pages 63 60 53. Size: 21.5cm by 14cm. The Machinery Publishing Co. Ltd paperback
1890ref. 002289Laconia NH: John J. Lane n.d. c.1890's 1890. 1 vol. 9-1/4" x 5-7/16" 48pp. original yellow pictorial wrappers several woodcut illustrations in text internally clean and bright hinges fine a VERY GOOD copy. REFERENCE: McDade 376 Laconia, NH: John J. Lane, n.d., (c.1890's) unknown
1930ref. 190901930 - 1933. Commercial albums. Fine. Three oblong folio commercial albums. 332 identified captions in French black and white photographs 125 x 175 mm with an additional 11 fold-out photographic panoramas. A detailed photographic record of the engineering construction of the Mole d'Escale du Verdon the albums omit the art-deco finished appointments of passenger lounges. This multi-year harbor project was planned before WWI but only begun once German war reparations began to be paid to France. The reparations financed this project. The pier was designed as a long gradual arch out into the Gironde River and incorporated the most up-to-date technology e.g. hydraulic dampers for docking ships. In conjunction with this the SNCF undertook the extension and electrification of rail connections not depicted. The photographs offer an elaborate and meticulous record of engineering work and appear to have benefited from unlimited access to the site. This would indicate official sanction but there is no record of this in the albums. Great care was taken to identify and date each of the photographs. unknown books
ref. 121212Jerusalem c.1920. . Three small cloth backed albums 9.5 x 16 cm; 8.5 x 12 cm; 9.5 x 14 cm olive wood boards one of them carved containing colour-lithograthed plates and pressed flowers protected by tissue paper on opposite pages pages slightly browned. 9 ll.; 13 ll.; 13 ll. Early 20th-century souvenirs from Jerusalem containing local dried flowers and colour-lithograthed views of the Holy Land. Jerusalem, [c.1920]. hardcover
1971ref. 355490724737London 1971. London: Printed and published for the Staff of the National Training School of Cookery by William Clowes & Sons Ltd 1917. First published September 1915 this is the Third Edition from June 1917. A small format Softback. 96 pp. A small chip from the bottom left-hand corner of the front cover otherwise a VG copy with clean interior. Photographs/scans available upon request. unknown
1996ref. 238340Bountiful.: Ruby Valley Friendship Club. 1996. . First edition. . Gilt decorated hard cover. . Fine copy. As new. . Folio. . Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Ruby Valley Friendship Club. hardcover
1964ref. 2037Nürnberg: Herausgeber Druck u. Verlag 1964. Hardcover. Near Fine. LIMITED EDITION of 1000 copies of which this is numbered 132. 671 pages with inserted two page illustration. Near Fine condition full leather hardcover in slipcase. Some slight fading to lettering on spine. Herausgeber, Druck u. Verlag hardcover
1919ref. 001969Little Brown 1919 84 pages. Pencil inscriptions on front free endpaper some foxing to text otherwise a nice clean copy. "Occult Bookshelf San Diego" stamp on title page. Scarce. Small 8vo. Hardcover. Very Good/Dust Jacket Included. Little, Brown hardcover
1981ref. N 623Bangkok: White Lotus 1981. Paperback. Good/no dj. 2.400. Tibetan Life Art and Culture White Lotus paperback
ref. 1447415590.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1872ref. 14641872. Wood-engraving. 400mm by 260mm sheet 95mm by 65mm each image. A scrap book sheet with six cards pasted to it portraying characters from the Tichborne Trial - Lord Chief Juystice Cockburn Lady Radcliffe Mr Hawkins QC The Claimant Dr Kenealy QC and Jean Luie. REF : AUSPORT unknown
1967ref. mon0000056706Time Incorporated 1967-01-01. Paperback. Good. 0.7000 in x 7.7000 in x 5.2000 in. Time Incorporated paperback
ref. 66562Sherwood Gilbert and Piper. London. 1827. 8vo. pp. xvi 400 iv Advertisements description of Frontispiece 'To Correspondents'. Engraved frontispiece of Highbury College. Period half calf newly rebacked title in red and black the red now faded frontispiece and title foxed joints firm and text clean. Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper. London. 1827. 8vo. unknown
ref. Z1-C-081-00436Sherwood Gilbert and Piper. Used - Acceptable. Used - Acceptable. Hardcover edition in poor condition spinal cover is missing and front and back covers are detached. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library with wear and barcode page may have been removed. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Sherwood Gilbert and Piper hardcover
ref. 121330North India probably Rajasthan circa 1840. . Collection of 21 fine Indian miniature portrait paintings of Shahs gouache pigments heightened in gold painted on bone smallest 80 x 70mm largest 130 x 100 mm. each with names of figure to verso in Farsi and English each with Paris export stamp to verso; housed in bespoke presentation case 555 x 485 mm total size each miniature framed within gilt metal frame numbered with circular morocco labels also in gilt with contemporary manuscript list naming all the Shahs set against crushed purple velvet background case inlaid with space for each individual painting under glass folding portfolio with gilt leather covers entitled "Timour the Tartar &&&" to upper cover outer cover lightly scuffed else very bright and attractive condition. A very luxuriously displayed bespoke presentation portfolio of exquisitely painted portrait miniatures of 21 Persian and Mughal Rulers. These paintings are all on bone and part of a series that was undoubtedly commissioned at great expense at the time of production. The quality of these paintings are exquisite and evidently crafted by a master miniaturist with great attention to detail in their portrayal of the intricate brocade fabrics and delicately painted jewels adorning each of the figures in question. The contemporary list provided in the case names the portraits included as: 1. Timour the Tartar 1389 2. Baber 1526 3. Humayoon 1524 4. Akbar 1554 5. Jchanguire 1605 6. Shah Jahan 1628 7. Auranzzeba 1657 8. Shah Hum 1708 9. Jehandu Shah 1712 10. Ferokseer 1713 11. Mahomed Shah 12. Ahmed Shah 1747 13. Alumghyr or Auranzzeba 2nd 1752 14. Akber 2nd 15. Do. more advanced in years 16. Do. Painted in 1731 17. Shah Abbas of Persia 20. Futty Shah of Persia 19. Nadir Shah 1735 18. Hyder Ali 1799 21 Tippoo Saib North India, probably Rajasthan, circa 1840. hardcover
ref. BOOKS243547--/No Dustjacket. PlacePub: New York NY Publisher: American Bible Society YearPublish: 1866 Edition: 2nd. Edition Illus: . Condition: G: worn cracked; lacks t/p soiled tears-taped p. 20 loose Leather Comments: Notes: 8vo. 1100 pp. Family of Anson A. and Eunice Cobb Tingley Births: Marriages: Deaths: Anson A. Tingley 11/30/1835 6/2/1856 8/12/1911 Eunice Cobb 4/4/1838 3/22/1881 Children of Anson A. and Eunice Cobb Tingley: Celia E. 3/31/1857 Thomas A. 9/3/1860 9/10/1861 Diella C. 12/31/1861 Sarah E. 5/18/1865 2/13/1867 Harriet A. 9/11/1866 Judson B. 7/25/1869 4/19/1899 Wallie A. 8/14/1873 Other Births: Marjorie Lucille 4/3/1893 Clark Neil 2/23/1898 Note: A Benjamin Tingley died April 13 1850 age 64 yr. 4 mo. 14 da. Mother died Sept. 3 1878 age 67 yr. 3 mo. 24 da. Possibly Anson A. Tingley's parents. Main Topic: Bibles-Tingley Key Words: Bibles-Religion-Tingley Anson-Cobb Eunice-Tingley Eunice-Genealogy-Tingley Family-- Copies Available: 1 Action Code: 1 . hardcover
1952ref. 082431Comunn-Bhiobull Duthchail Na H-Alba 1952. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. H/B pages numbered in sections. Condiiton is very good. Comunn-Bhiobull Duthchail Na H-Alba hardcover
ref. 1447431863.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
ref. 56758c.1890. Original albumen print 25.5 x 20 cm laid onto thicker card 43.5 x 31.5 cm image depicting the large waterfall at Tivoli. Tivoli is a town and comune in Lazio central Italy about 30 kilometres east-north-east of Rome at the falls of the Aniene river where it issues from the Sabine hills. [c.1890]. unknown
ref. Z1-C-083-00840The Flemish-Netherlands Association. Used - Good. 18 2010 only. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. The Flemish-Netherlands Association unknown
1858ref. 69335NP Allegheny County PA 1858. Broadside 49 x 23 cm. Text in two columns with caption title in large bold type. Old fold lines a few tiny holes and some toning previous owner's pencil margin notes. The text reads in part: "From necessity Fellow Citizens we are compelled to talk to you through the medium of Hand-Bills and Circulars the Newspaper Press of the County having been bought by the Railroads and Bondholders." The anonymous author warns fellow taxpayers their hard earned money is being plundered to finance the debts of "worthless and defaulting Rail Road Companies -- viz: The Steubenville Allegeheny Valley and Chartiers." The appeal challenges taxpayers to use their votes to elect a Commissioner and Treasurer who "will not suffer the tax to be levied or assessed." Statistics related to the debts for the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny as well as the county totalling $5500000 are given. Noted are roads "repudiated" in 1856 and 1857 and an estimate for ones that "will repudiate in 1858" helping to date this piece. "Will you cast your Suffrages for a Ticket pledged to enforce the collection of these Taxes. or will you rather use the power of the ballot box. to compel the Robbers who have been plundering you to surrender their ill-gotten Gains. The 1850s were an era of increasing infrastructure investments in railroads at least partially financed through taxes and bonds. The Pennsylvania Railroad chartered by the state legislature in 1846 ran its first excursion train to Pittsburgh in 1851. The Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad chartered two years later began to use a station at Allegheny City in 1851. The two lines were connected by a bridge across the Allegheny River in 1858. The pencil notes on this copy posit a question: "What would City Property be worth without Public improvements." see: William Kenneth Schusler's essay part of his doctoral dissertation "The Railroad Comes to Pittsburgh". unknown
1858ref. 69335NP Allegheny County PA 1858. Broadside 49 x 23 cm. Text in two columns with caption title in large bold type. Old fold lines a few tiny holes and some toning previous owner's pencil margin notes. The text reads in part: "From necessity Fellow Citizens we are compelled to talk to you through the medium of Hand-Bills and Circulars the Newspaper Press of the County having been bought by the Railroads and Bondholders." The anonymous author warns fellow taxpayers their hard earned money is being plundered to finance the debts of "worthless and defaulting Rail Road Companies -- viz: The Steubenville Allegeheny Valley and Chartiers." The appeal challenges taxpayers to use their votes to elect a Commissioner and Treasurer who "will not suffer the tax to be levied or assessed." Statistics related to the debts for the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny as well as the county totalling $5500000 are given. Noted are roads "repudiated" in 1856 and 1857 and an estimate for ones that "will repudiate in 1858" helping to date this piece. "Will you cast your Suffrages for a Ticket pledged to enforce the collection of these Taxes. or will you rather use the power of the ballot box. to compel the Robbers who have been plundering you to surrender their ill-gotten Gains. The 1850s were an era of increasing infrastructure investments in railroads at least partially financed through taxes and bonds. The Pennsylvania Railroad chartered by the state legislature in 1846 ran its first excursion train to Pittsburgh in 1851. The Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad chartered two years later began to use a station at Allegheny City in 1851. The two lines were connected by a bridge across the Allegheny River in 1858. The pencil notes on this copy posit a question: "What would City Property be worth without Public improvements." see: William Kenneth Schusler's essay part of his doctoral dissertation "The Railroad Comes to Pittsburgh". unknown books
ref. 3730412Pittsburgh. 1835. 12¼ x 7½ inches. One page circular previously folded and bound. A Large notched-out area to inner margin does not affect text short edge-tears else Very Good. Printed circular and subscription announcing to Pittsburgh’s citizens a meeting of the Board of Trustees to raise money to hire Gilbert Morgan the second chancellor of what is today University of Pittsburgh. Testimonials give on behalf of Morgan were made by Theodore D. Weld Dr. Miller of Princeton Rev. Breckenridge Rev. Uffold and so forth. The trustees announce: “The undersigned approve heartily of that part of Mr. Morgan’s plan which would impart a more popular cast to the Institution by enlarging the range of studies and yielding a prominent place and consideration to such as may be turned to account in active life in whatever sphere. Our citizens have had too much reason perhaps to regard it heretofore as something which stood apart in lofty seclusion from their pursuits and and sympathies. This erroneous notion will be discarded and a deep interest claimed from all in that which is designed for the common benefit of all.” “The University’s buildings along with most of its records and files were destroyed in a widespread 1845 fire that wiped out 20 square blocks of the most valuable part of Pittsburgh.” Wikipedia Unrecorded in OCLC. unknown
