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1951réf. 7492St. Louis Mo: the company 1951. Quarto-sized stapled booklet in wrappers 29 x 22.5 cm. 28 pages. Illustrated. A self-mailing trade catalogue featuring equipment and supplies for bars taverns soda fountains and other drinking establishments. Mostly smaller products including a wide range of glassware dishwashing chemicals pourers playing cards olive forks bottle stoppers blenders lemon squeezers cocktail shakers strainers ice chippers ice picks ice tongs jiggers muddlers tongs fountain menu boards straws and ice cream scoops. Age toned throughout; small tear and early tape repair to round mail sealer otherwise very good. The mailer is addressed to "Navajo Hotel Fenton Missouri". Scarce. OCLC locates no copies. the company hardcover books
réf. 1786New York and London: Funk & Wagnalls Company 1901. A stout octavo of 588 pp. color frontispiece and black and white plates by T. de Thulstrup. An exquisite example of a publisher's Art Nouveau binding designed by George Whaton Edwards signed with his initials. Scarlet cloth with cover and spine decorations consisting of Corinthian pillars in astonishly bright heavy gilt and a fern frond in striking olive green. Warmly inscribed and signed by the illustrator on the front free endpaper this is a perfect copy of a boldly handsome volume. hardcover books
1909réf. 51695bdTampa: Tampa Board of Trade 1909. Oblong octavo stiff color-illustrated wrappers tapled 24 pp. Photographs illustrations map. Very Good. Tampa Board of Trade, (1909). unknown books
réf. vot390The Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce Centennial 1985. A Program for the Centennial Celebration laid-in. Quarto softbound stapled stiff illustrated wrappers 32 pp. Illustrated throughout with photographs. A Note from the Editor: When I innocently suggested creating an historical calendar to celebrate the Chamber’s Centennial at an Internal Promotions Council meeting last spring I never imagined the enormity of this undertaking. After all how difficult or time-consuming could it be to throw together a little research a few old photographs some ink and some paper to make a calendar -- especially when you’ve got lots of help Chamber veterans will laugh at my naivete. Now five months and hundreds of hours later I can laugh too. You hold in your hands a fascinating glimpse into Tampa’s past. By design this calendar is an imperfect document. Lack of space has been its worst enemy. Every listing hints at an interesting story which must remain untold herein. One hundred historical dates and dozens of illuminating photos were cut because there was no room to include them. paperback books
réf. 61248bdTampa; Tampa Board of Trade n.d. ca. 1909. Oblong octavo color-illustrated self-wrappers stapled 28 pp. Map plan photographs including two panoramas of the waterfront. Very Good; spine is beginning to split at foot. unknown books
1774réf. 51552Paris 1774. France Tracks British Trade with the American Colonies A French chart detailing export and import figures for British trade with its American island colonies from 1697 to 1773 using amounts in both pounds sterling and livres tournois gathered from parliamentary reports and calculations by Charles Whitworth financial statistician and Member of Parliament for constituencies in Cornwall and Somerset from 1747 to 1778. Extremely scarce with only one copy recorded in OCLC. Folded with three small holes along fold lines otherwise very good. unknown books
réf. 37490TRADE CARD T.H. WEBSTER TEACHER OF ARCHITECTURE PERSPECTIVE &. London: circa 1810. Engraved card. 2 5/8 x 3 7/8 inches. Webster 1772-1844 revised John Imison's Elements of Science and Art in 1808. On the blank verso he has added his address: No. 6 Clipstone Street. unknown books
réf. 77306New York NY.: Sweet's Catalogue Service. Very Good. Hardcover. The books in this 4 Volume set are all hard-bound in green cloth with black stamping on the upper covers and spines. The covers show light scuffing and light edge-wear. The bindings are solid. The contents are bright and clean with illustrations but also with some foxing to the fore-edge of Volume I. . Sweet's Catalogue Service hardcover books
1825réf. 6446A Paris: chez E. Jourdan quai des Augustins n. 17 1825. Sixteen numbered poems printed on trimmed laid paper the largest measuring 8 x 8.5 cm. accompanied by sixteen corresponding engraved plates sheet sizes circa 12.75 x 9.75 cm. and images 5 x 3.75 cm. The imprint is provided at the bottom edge of plates no. 6 and 14. Bonbon box trade cards to be collected by children the texts including fables and poems four apiece by La Fontaine Abbé Aubert Pierre- Louis Ginguené and Antoine Le Bailly. Near fine. Bibliographie de la France 1825 no. 825 records the following publication page 871: Dont la publication et la vente sont autorisées conformément à la loi du 25 mars 1822 art. XII et à l’ordonnance du roi du 1o mai 1822. 865. Douze Planches divers petits sujets pour bonbons. A Paris chez Jourdan quai des Augustins n. 17. chez E. Jourdan, quai des Augustins, n. 17 unknown books
1973réf. 25838Washington DC: Bureau of the Census 1973. Paperback. xi 181p. 24p. appendices 8.5x11 inches wraps worn and lightly soiled two sticker shadows on rear wrap head of spine chipped else good condition. Bureau of the Census paperback books
réf. 903Birmingham: Deykin & Harrison Ltd. circa 1920 . An octavo bound in the original cloth-backed redpaper over stiff card pictorial cover. This very scarce trade catalogue of 191 pages plus index represents the work of one of the most prestigious manufacturers of domestic metalware in Britain. The firm was established in 1781. This catalogue represents early twentieth century wares shown at Venetian Works Jennens Row Dale End Birmingham. The city of Birmingham well-known as one of the most important centers of metalwork throughout English history contributed a wealth of artisans to the Arts and Crafts period. The "Puritan Pewter" line with it's finely hammered finish was one of the firm's most successful offerings well-illustrated in this catalogue. There is some overall soiling and wear to the binding but it remains a bright sound copy of an elusive trade catalogue. hardcover books
1929réf. 4088Baltimore: Julien P Friez & Sons 1929. First Edition. Original printed wrappers. A very good copy with docketed date stamp on the frt. wrapper. 8vo. Each of the instruments is illustrated. 138 pp. An uncommon scientific instrument catalogue that contains a number of obscure and desirable instruments e.g. a "nephoscope". Each of the instruments or installation of instruments is fully described with occ. theoretical explanations. The catalogue is accompanied by a separately issued price list. The firm ran a large facility and the Belfort Observatory located at Baltimore and Central Ave. in Baltimore. An interesting catalogue. Julien P Friez & Sons unknown books
1887réf. 6832Providence R.I.: the company; Geo. F. Chapman Printers 27 Pine Street 1887. Bi-fold handbill 21.5 x 15 cm. 8 pages plus folded broadside. Illustrated. A small trade catalogue promoting barrel trucks wheeled racks which hold barrels and allow them to be moved around a warehouse or shop. Illustrated with two full-page images interior scenes of a “wholesale liquor store” and of a “retail grocery” each showing the barrel trucks in use. The broadside folded inside is a list of first-year purchasers of the “1665 Barrel Truck” and is torn at the edges. The handbill itself is fine clean and bright. Unrecorded. OCLC locates no copies. the company; Geo. F. Chapman, Printers, 27 Pine Street unknown books
1911réf. 37855St. Petersburg FL: compliments of the St. Petersburg Board of Trade 1911. romotional. Oblong 16mo 9 x 16 cm. 21 3 pp. Illustrated from photographs including one of a tarpon catch. Not in Servies locates 1914 edition. Apparently not recorded on OCLC. Pale green wrappers illustrated with a red poinsettia stapled. Very good. compliments of the St. Petersburg Board of Trade unknown books
1850réf. 61392Philadelphia PA: The company 1850. Engraved broadside 14 x 12 inches text executed in several sizes and styles of lettering. Krider was a long-time Philadelphia sporting goods dealer and sportsman and the author of Krider's Sporting Anecdotes 1853. Henderson p. 158 dating the broadside "ca. 1850". Augustus Kollner has been identified as the engraver. OCLC locates four copies Clements American Antiquarian Society Hagley Museum Library of Congress. Margins a little browned several short tears into margins but a very good example of a handsome sporting exhibition broadside. #8465. The company unknown books
1933réf. 50422Birmingham England: A.G. Parker & Co 1933. 8vo. 164-304 pp. Illustrated. Detailed descriptions of the company's rifles shotguns and associated goods. Original illustrated blue wrappers hole-punched in upper corner; some light soiling but very good. A.G. Parker & Co unknown books
1900réf. 70853Warrenton VA: Joseph A. Jeffries 1900. Small broadside 9 ½ x 6 inches printing a long advertising statement for the store "Restore your health keep your health and add to your comfort by placing your orders where you may be assured they will be conscientiously filled" signed in type at the end "Joseph A. Jeffries Practical Pharmacist. Jeffries 1840-1919 served in the 17th Virginia during the Civil War and ran the pharmacy under his own name 1877-1908. Apparently not recorded on OCLC. Old central fold else very good. Joseph A. Jeffries unknown books
1987réf. 29229Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office 1987. Wraps. Good. xxviii 123 pages. 11 x 8 1/2 inches. Publisher's illustrated wrappers. Remnants of price sticker on front cover. Corner creasing other evidence of having been read. Still a sound working copy. Wraps. U.S. Government Printing Office unknown books
1856réf. 64451Fond du Lac Wis: Herald Print 1856. Broadside. 25.5 x 20 cm. Printed on blue paper text within an ornamental border signed in type at conclusion of text by C.K. Morrill & Co. of Lowell Mass dated June 12th 1855. Old fold lines but no wear. Not in Wisconsin Imprints Inventory and not found on OCLC. There are only a handful of separate Fond du Lac imprints before 1855 the most notable being a History of the County of Fond du Lac 1854. The weekly Fountain City Herald was published from 1852 to 1856. Herald Print unknown books
1870réf. 70089Griffin GA: Shackleford 1870. Business trade label 4 5/8 x 5 ¾ inches employing a number of sizes and styles of type printed on blue-green paper. Broder chipped away on upper and left edges else very good. Shackleford unknown books
réf. 173028TRADE CATALOGUE. Societe Anonyme des Matieres Colorantes et Produits Chimiques de Saint-Denis. Accordion of 6 leaves containing a total of 108 mounted thread samples. 8vo 185 x 105 mm folded 185 x 656 mm unfolded publisher's boards. Paris Societe Anonyme des Matieres Colorantes et Produits Chimiques de Saint-Denis n.d. An attractive work on dyeing in accordion style which adds to its appeal. It is rare with no listing on OCLC. hardcover books
1950réf. 266473Washington DC: Chamber of Commerce of the United States 1950. Pamphlet. 74p. stapled wraps 6x9 inches wraps lightly worn and toned along edges date penciled on front wrap else very good condition. Chamber of Commerce of the United States unknown books
1950réf. 21680Washington DC: Chamber of Commerce of the United States 1950. Pamphlet. 74p. stapled wraps 6x9 inches wraps worn and soiled else very good condition. Chamber of Commerce of the United States unknown books
1789réf. 187101789. Committee of the Whole House of the British Parliament investigation into the Atlantic slave trade recorded in Abridgment of the Minutes of the Evidence Taken Before a Committee of the Whole House to Whom It Was Referred to Consider of the Slave Trade published 1789 to 1791 presenting one of the earliest parliamentary documentary compilations addressing the operation and human consequences of the transatlantic slave trade. The volumes preserve testimony gathered during parliamentary inquiries that examined the practices of British slave traders and the treatment of enslaved Africans transported across the Atlantic. These proceedings formed part of the political campaign in Britain that eventually culminated in the abolition of the British slave trade in 1807. The collected evidence includes statements from ship surgeons naval officers merchants and other witnesses whose accounts describe the conditions experienced by enslaved Africans during capture transport and plantation labor. Abridgment of the Minutes of the Evidence Taken Before a Committee of the Whole House To Whom It Was Referred to Consider of the Slave Trade. London: 1789-1791. First edition first printing. Four volumes bound in two books. The compilation reproduces testimony presented before Parliament concerning the organization and operation of the slave trade and includes firsthand statements describing the physical suffering and resistance of enslaved Africans during transport. Surgeon Alexander Falcon-Bridge who had firsthand experience aboard slave ships described acts of despair among captives: he "Has known several enslaved persons to refuse sustenance with a design to starve themselves. refusing to take medicines when sick because they wished to die. Many other slaves expressed the same." Another witness Royal Navy surgeon Thomas Trotter recorded the emotional trauma experienced by captives during embarkation noting that "Slaves on being brought on board showed signs of extreme distress and despair from a feeling of their situation and regret at being torn from friends and connections." The volumes therefore preserve testimony that exposed the violence and human suffering embedded within the Atlantic slave trading system. During the eighteenth century European and American traders transported millions of Africans across the Atlantic through a commercial system that relied on maritime networks linking West Africa the Caribbean and the Americas. Parliamentary investigations of the slave trade in the late eighteenth century were fueled in part by abolitionist activism and public campaigns demanding government inquiry into the practice. Publications of witness testimony such as this abridged parliamentary record circulated evidence used by reformers advocating the end of the trade. Four volumes bound in two books with folding table in the fourth volume. Octavo format. Contemporary marbled quarter calf bindings with modern bookplates on the front past down. Wear present with most spine titles lacking and foxing primarily affecting the title pages; text remains clear. Overall condition very good. unknown books
1801réf. 44263Dieppe France. July 1801. Rebuilding Trade After the Quasi War An interesting and rare artifact of the attempt to rebuild French-American trading relations in the wake of the so-called "Quasi-War" between the two nations. The Quasi-War was an undeclared conflict between the United States and France during John Adams' administration in the late 1790s manifested mostly in naval engagements between the two nations. The war wreaked havoc on American commerce with France which only began to be rebuilt with the Convention of 1800. The present printed circular was created by "Le Baron fils" the former American consular agent in Dieppe and was apparently sent to a variety of American merchants encouraging them to once again send shipments of American goods to that French port. Not much is known of Le Baron fils though he did correspond with Benjamin Franklin and he served as the American consular agent at Dieppe for several years. This copy of Le Baron fils' circular was sent to prominent New York merchant and politician Nicholas Low and is dated in manuscript July "24." It is addressed to Low in manuscript on the fourth page and his name is also written in the upper left corner of the circular. In the printed text Le Baron fils states: "you may see by the inclosed Price Current of our Colonial & American goods not present here that our prices are more advantageous than in Bordeaux as we are more in the center of the Republick nearer to Paris Rouen Amiens and all the Chiefest manufacturing towns of France." Low is encouraged to "consign me some goods the sale of which shall be attended to with the greatest care and the proceeds of which will be sent to you either in goods from this country or in Bills on Paris London or Hamburgh at your choice." The printed text concludes by giving the names of the American consuls at Paris and Hamburg as well as two English trading houses as references to Le Baron fils' character. Le Baron fils adds in manuscript: "Mr. J. Clason & Mr. C. Codwise of yr place can give you an account upon my house in case you want quick information." Old folds some edge wear small tears at edges of fold fourth page torn from wax seal. Very good overall. unknown books
