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1886rif. 50411886. NEW BRUNSWICK. New Brunswick City Directory. 1886-87. Containing a General Directory of the Residents Directory of the Suburbs Together with a Complete Business Directory . New Brunswick 1886. 269 1 p. ads. Map missing. Leather-backed printed boards worn spine breaking. unknown books
1913rif. 16421913. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. PRESBYTERY OF NEW BRUNSWICK. Celebration of the 175th Anniversary of the Presbytery of New Brunswick September 23 1913. Trenton 1914. 46 p. Plates. Wrappers. unknown books
1888rif. 14061888. NEW BRUNSWICK HISTORICAL CLUB. 18 December 1787. Adoption of the Constitution of the United States by New Jersey: Commemorative Exercises . 16 December 1887. New Brunswick 1888. 47 p. Wrappers spine chipped. unknown books
1893rif. 86951893. NEW BRUNSWICK. New Brunswick City Directory. 1893. New Brunswick 1893. 296 p. ad leaves. Modern cloth. unknown books
1915rif. 14051915. NEW BRUNSWICK HISTORICAL CLUB. Constitution and By-Laws Officers and Members. New Brunswick 1915. 28 p. Wrappers. unknown books
1883rif. 50401883. NEW BRUNSWICK. New-Brunswick Directory for 1883-'84. Containing Names of the Inhabitants of the Suburbs Street Directory Together with a Business Directory. New Brunswick: J.B. Fitzgerald 1883. 223 p. Rebound in neat modern cloth but lacking page 223 which had been the rear pastedown of the original binding. unknown books
1893rif. 13821893. NEW BRUNSWICK. Celebration on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Founding of the Second Reformed Dutch Church of New Brunswick New Jersey . New Brunswick 1893. 71 p. Plates. Cloth. unknown books
1926rif. 14031926. NEW BRUNSWICK. Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Founding of the Presbyterian Church in New Brunswick . New Brunswick 1926. 40 p. Illus. Wrappers. unknown books
1869rif. 13761869. NEW BRUNSWICK The Charter of the City of New-Brunswick Approved March 13 1863. Together with Supplements . New Brunswick 1869. 78 p. Removed from a bound volume with spine a bit scruffy but still quite good. unknown books
1876rif. 518391876. New Brunswick. Acts of the General Assembly of Her Majesty's Province of New Brunswick 1876 1881-83 1887 1890 1895 Six books. Octavo 6" x 9". Stab-stitched volumes with printed wrappers bound into contemporary quarter cloth over marbled boards typewritten paper title labels. Some shelfwear and soiling internally clean. ex-library. Shelf location labels to spines small stamps to title pages. $250. Valuable for their insights into New Brunswick during the late nineteenth century these volumes are from a series that commenced in 1786. Settled by the French New Brunswick was taken by the British in 1759 and incorporated into the colony of Nova Scotia. Its population expanded significantly through an influx of Loyalists after the American Revolution. Its enlarged population and distance from Halifax the capital of Nova Scotia led the colonial administrators to establish New Brunswick as a separate colony in 1784. The first collection of New Brunswick acts covering the years 1786-1805 was published in 1805. In 1867 New Brunswick was one of the six colonies that became the Canadian Confederation. Sweet & Maxwell A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 3:78. unknown books
1939rif. 352471New Brunswick Canada 1939. Title pages in red and black and 38 captioned photographs 7-1/2 x 9-12 inches mounted on grey three-ring punched card. 1 vols. Photo Album 14 x 11in. Wooden boards brown leather spine upper cover with veneer onlay of pine trees and title "Cameralog" brown silk pastedowns. Minor rubbing. Near fine. Title pages in red and black and 38 captioned photographs 7-1/2 x 9-12 inches mounted on grey three-ring punched card. 1 vols. Photo Album 14 x 11in. A charming album chronicling two deer hunting trips outfitted by Paradise Fish and Game Club in New Brunswick with Evan G. Ross as Guide for both. The owner of the album is presumed to be Ken Davis as indicated in an article included at the back of the album written by Florence E. Davis for Harding's Magazine titled 'Buck Fever.' Florence - or "Flo" as Ken lovingly refers to her in the album's captions - shot her first buck on the mixed party trip to Sisson Lake Camp in 1939 a year after Ken's first successful hunting trip with Evan Ross. "While we have enjoyed many fine hunting experiences since this trip will always have a particular significance in that it established beyond any question of doubt that there was a mutual love for the outdoors. No man could have a finer hunting partner." Many of the photographs contain cheeky captions - "Watchful Waiting!!! Can't You Smell That Sizzling Bacon Pretty Pleased Aren't They Happy Mom - with two achieving magazine publication in 1940 the first in Field & Stream and the second in Hunting and Fishing. An attractive record of two hunting trips in the storied Canadian wildnerness. unknown books
1909rif. 323381New Brunswick Canada 1909. 105 photographs ranging in size from 3x4 to 2x7 inches mounted recto and verso on grey card mounts. Oblong small folio 7x12 inches. Three quarters brown crushed morocco by Stikeman and Co. Cloth slipcase. 105 photographs ranging in size from 3x4 to 2x7 inches mounted recto and verso on grey card mounts. Oblong small folio 7x12 inches. The present album was assembled by and includes photographs of Childs Frick 1883-1965 the eldest son of coke and steel magnate Henry Clay Frick. The images include candid shots of camp life canoeing on and the landscape along the river and hunting moose. Childs Frick's love of the outdoors would propel him to become a noted paleontologist and longtime trustee of the American Museum of Natural History. unknown books
1929rif. 293774Leipzig: Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag 1929. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Green cloth gilt. 542pp. Boards sunned thus very good without dustwrapper. Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag hardcover books
1800rif. 27634New Brunswick: A. Blauvelt 1800. Original plain pale wrappers worn private owner's rubberstamp typed title label on front wrap. Stitched. 30 2 blanks pp. Rubberstamp on title page. Good. The Pastoral Letter warns that "there appears to be a bursting forth of abominations both in principle and practice which like a deluge threatens to bear down all religion and good order before it." Felcone 219. Evans 38317. A. Blauvelt unknown books
1867rif. 24795Liverpool & London: Engraved by George Philip & Son 1867. Three-Foot by Three-Foot Color Folding Map of New Brunswick A large handsomely detailed map of New Brunswick showing parts of Maine Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island as well with insets of Fredericton Carleton and St. John. In original 12mo. brown cloth folder gilt. Front board detached spine perished. Map with some slight foxing. Overall very good. hardcover books
1820rif. List3998St. John New Brunswick 1820. 3 pp stampless folded letter measuring 7 x 9 inches to J. R. Parker at the Franklin Music Warehouse Boston with circular date stamp and manuscript postal markings. Folded with usual wear; very good. An 1820 letter from the Musical Academy at St. John New Brunswick to J. R. Parker at the Franklin Music Warehouse in Boston concerning subscriptions to Parker's Euterpeiad; or Musical Intelligencer the circulation of musical periodicals an order for the Masonick Minstrel and the submission of an epitaph for William Jackson of Exeter. The Euterpeiad was a Boston music periodical edited by John Rowe Parker and issued from 1820 to 1823; the Retrospective Index to Music Periodicals describes it as "the first true music periodical in the USA."1 It was devoted to musical information and belles lettres publishing criticism biography correspondence notices of musical societies and performances and discussion of new musical works and instruments. The writer first reports that he has secured four additional subscribers and asks Parker to send copies from the first of April then comments on the periodical's prospectus and its critical department: "Perhaps Mr. Ch. has obtained some more names. You will please consign him the Euterpeiad and he will of course consign you Cash. Criticism is a desirable division of your Prospectus. You may tell me to do anything to forward your views and I will feel happy in acceding." The second portion of the letter is addressed to the editors of the Euterpeiad submitting for publication the epitaph on the tombstone of William Jackson of Exeter the English composer organist writer and painter; the writer notes the epitaph's "elegant simplicity" and that "many of your highly respectable readers will consider it as a treat." The copied epitaph presents Jackson as a musician critic writer painter and man of letters: "In the Science of Music an Eminent Professor / Whose genius united elegant expression / Pure and Original Melody / With peculiar delicacy of Harmonic Combination / In Painting in Literature in every liberal study / That enlightens the Intellect or expands the . / His attainments were rare and distinguished . / A Writer novel and acute in observation. / A correct and discriminating Critic / Endeared to his select associates / By a conversation and demeanor / of Impressive and fascinating simplicity." The writer uses Jackson's epitaph to criticize literary pretension: "I wish that many of our Knights and Squires who assume a supercilious consequence would strive to deserve such an inscription. Men of real merit and genuine talent are always modest and attentive not like those presuming authors who are all title page and no contents". The writer also asks Parker to give the bearer Mr. Deering a copy of the Masonick Minstrel for his own use "for which he will pay you on delivery." A good early North American music and print-culture letter linking the Musical Academy at St. John Parker's Franklin Music Warehouse The Euterpeiad Masonic music subscriber networks and British music in the Atlantic world. 1 Retrospective Index to Music Periodicals "The Euterpeiad or Musical Intelligencer" accessed July 22 2026 https://ripm.org/journals/etp. . unknown books
1910rif. 215245Rom: Verlag von Frank & Co 1910. Hardcover. VG. Some light sunning around edges of boards and spine otherwise clean and unmarked. Quarto. Hardcover. Bound in red cloth with gilt titles and illustration. 111 pages numerous illustrations. German text. Verlag von Frank & Co hardcover books
1986rif. 154751986. Softcover. VG. Blue wraps. 10 pp. 8 color plates. Catalogue lists pastels 7 and paintings 5 with a biographical chronolgy and a brief introduction by John Coffey. Vibrant illustrations of the city of Tokyo at night. paperback books
1971rif. 11331971. Softcover. VG. Wraps. appx. 80 pp. 53 bw repros. Catalogue lists 76 works. Introduction by Richard West two essays by Cornell. paperback books
1987rif. 83591987. Softcover. VG. Color wraps. 12 pp. 7 color plates. One-page essay explores Donahue as a traditional artist who pays homage to the past but doesn't repeat it. Catalogue lists 16 landscapes Maine Italy New Mexico France and 4 still lifes all in oil. Also contains a brief biography and exhibitions. Lovely full-page color plates! paperback books
1991rif. 300321991. Softcover. VG. White wraps. 40 pp. Numerous bw & color plates. Essay by Stacey Moss. Catalogue of an exhibition from Mary 2 to July 12 1991. paperback books
1977rif. 307831977. Softcover. VG. Mauve ill. stapled wraps. 32 pp. 9 bw plates. Organized by Gabriele Ohanian Elizabeth Paredes and Nancie Balun. Addresses shoe materials heels sandals boots dress shoes athletic footwear and accessories. Includes glossary. paperback books
1967rif. 17281967. Softcover. VG. Wraps. 28 pp. 16 bw repros. Catalogue lists 93 works. Insightful essay by "R.J.W." paperback books
1967rif. 30591967. Softcover. VG. Stiff wraps. 19 pp. 6 bw plates. Catalogue lists 87 works. Essay by Richard J. Wattenbacker. paperback books
rif. B306467-1Fredericton 2009. 28pp. Prof. illus. in color. Sq. 4to. Wraps. Fredericton, 2009. paperback books