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1856réf. 43932Keokuk: J. B. Howell & Company Printers 1856. 1856. IOWA. First edition. 8vo. Original salmon-colored printed wrappers 11 pp. A rare promotional and description of a town that was never built in the Des Moines Valley in Iowa. To be located on the Des Moines River thirty miles above Keokuk Lawrence was meant to be to Keokuk "what Lowell and Lawrence of Massachusetts are to Boston and it is believed that the natural advantages are such as to relieve this design of even the appearance of extravagance." The text points out the need for manufacturing companies to take advantage of the growing population of the region as well as natural resources such as coal and other mineral deposits. The water power provided by the river would be harnessed by a proposed dam and lock system. The final page contains a description of the Lawrence Coal Company leading some to conclude they may have been behind the publication of this pamphlet. The town was apparently never built. Moffit located only the copy at the Library of Congress and the American Imprints Inventory for Iowa added only the Boston Public Library and Wisconsin Historical Society. OCLC adds Yale Grinnell College the Newberry Library and the DeGolyer Library. Americana Exchange lists a copy offered by Goodspeeds in 1966 and none before or since. Rare. An old water stain to the lower one third of the covers and each page else a very good copy of a rare document. J. B. Howell & Company, Printers, 1856. unknown
1859réf. 102259Richmond Va.: Ritchie Dunnavant & Co. 1859. First Edition. Paperback. Good. 45 p. 23 cm. Fold-out map of the Coal River at Boone and Kanawha Counties with minor repairs mild spotting a few tears. Rebound with original front cover applied and new back. Mild spotting former owner's label on title page. Includes president and directors of the company charter company stock by-laws rates of toll info on coal fields and shipping coal. Ritchie, Dunnavant & Co. paperback
1906réf. h42263Mutual PA 1906. Hardcover. Good. 14.25 x 9.5 inches dark maroon cloth good with some wear to corners and spine ends binding a little worn and dusty contents very good. Identified as coming from the Mutual Coal Mine Co. by a small antique dealer's price tag and with "Mutual" in pencil on first page but we could be all wrong about this: on p. 277 there is a transaction for H. C. Frick Coal Co. in Mutual for 49 gallons of sperm oil so we don't really know what to think. The Mutual Coal Company was a subsidiary of the H. C. Frick Coal and Coke Company based in Mutual PA south of Greensburg and east of Youngwood. The mines closed in 1923 but in its heyday the company both mined and refined coal and had over 200 beehive coke ovens in operation. The ledger is from 1901-1906 and details the supplies needed to run the company with purchases for a wide variety of products -- building materials bricks straw tools machinery lumber even sperm whale oil for the miners' lamps etc. purchased from some major western Pennsylvania firms including much from the Carnegie Steel Company National Tube Works Lemont Brick Works Oil Well Supply Co. Joseph Woodwell Co Vulcan Iron Works American Mine Door Co. Harbison Walker Standard Supply & Equipment Co. Oliver Iron & Steel Co. American Lime and Stone Co. Baldwin Locomotive Works near Philadelphiaas well as various companies in Scottsdale Connellsville Greensburg etc. More research from someone who knows what they're doing can probably yield more information about where this ledger comes from and what it represents but it's an excellent look at the economics of running coal and coke operations back then. hardcover
1977réf. 019648London: NCB IEA Services Ltd. 1977. Paper Back. Near Fine/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. unpaginated loose-leaf pgs. slight rub w/cleantight pgs. 5 Investigations: Underground Hydraulic Transport; Optimization of Cutting Techniques; Certification of Underground Equipment; Trackless Transport of Men and Materials; & Mining Methods to Improve Inseam Recovery. NCB (IEA Services) Ltd. unknown
réf. 15667Letter: Tredegar Monmouthshire Wales. 12 July 1844. Copy agreement: 29 October 1841. Copy agreement: 2pp. 4to. Letter: 1p. 4to. The two on a single bifolium with the agreement on both sides of the first leaf and the letter on the recto of the second. The reverse of the second leaf is addressed with Penny Red stamp and Newport and Tredegar postmarks to 'Henry Mostyn Esq Solr Usk'. In good condition lightly aged and worn. The agreement begins: 'Mrs Williams to let to Mr Powell and Mr William Protheroe her Coal under lands at Pen y Van Bedwellty whilst any Marketable Coal remains unworked paying 1s/- Royalty 2520 lbs to the ton weighed at Court y bella or any other public machine. . Mr Powell and Mr William Protheroe are to work the Coal belonging to Sir H. Protheroe's representatives under the undivided lands held by them with Mrs Williams as well as some other adjoining lands.' Other topics include the 'Usual covenants' 'Way leave' 'rubbish room'. In the letter signed 'R. Waters' Waters explains that he is sending 'a copy of the agreement which was entered into by Mrs. Lawrence & Messrs. Powell & Protheroe as the basis or instruction for the Coal Lease entered into between the parties'. While conceding that the agreement 'was not signed by Mrs. Lawrence' Waters explains that it was made 'with her sanction & approval & in the presence of all the parties interested therein.' Bedwellty Pits coal mine was sunk in 1850 by the Tredegar Iron & Coal Co. Letter: Tredegar [Monmouthshire, Wales]. 12 July 1844. Copy agreement: 29 October 1841. unknown
réf. 14416Letter: On letterhead of 11 Devonshire Place London W. 'Tuesday night' no date. Cutting of sheet music with docketted date 1861. Both items in good condition on lightly-aged paper. ONE letter: 1p. 12mo. In a neat and elegant hand it reads: 'Tuesday Night Dear Laura I send the tickets; as Goldsmith sent the portion of Lord Clare's haunch of venison to Sir Joshua - "To paint it or eat it whichever he pleased" I am glad you like the Philharmonia Your affecte. Friend John Hullah'. TWO cutting of sheet music: Written in pencil on one side of a 6.5 x 15 cm piece of paper docketted 'Written by John Hullah 1861 for <>'. With a few words in Hullah's hand at head. Letter: On letterhead of 11 Devonshire Place, [London] W. 'Tuesday night' [no date]. Cutting of sheet music with docketted date unknown
réf. 41094Newcastle: Printed by W. E. and H. Mitchell 1832. 8vo 8pp. orig. paper wrappers. Note on p. 2 dated 10th March 1832; signed: Robt. Wm. Brandling Chairman. [Newcastle: Printed by W. E. and H. Mitchell, 1832.] unknown
1868réf. 038056Newark NJ: Wm. D. Roe & Co. Stationers 1868. Original documents. Good. Five engraved forms accomplished by hand in sepia ink signed by five different shareholders and five witnesses. For example: "Know all Men by these Presents that I Joseph L. Clark of Morristown N.J. do hereby constitute and appoint Samuel W. Corwin of Newark New Jersey my Attorney and Agent for me and in my name place and stead to vote in my proxy at any Annual or Special Meeting of the Morris & Essex Mutual Coal Co. according to the number of votes I should be entitled to vote if then personally present. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Twenty First day of January one thousand eight hundred and Sixty Eight. signed Jos. L. Clark. Sealed and Delivered in the presence of signed' H. Fred Scofield." Small paper seal on each document. Dated in January 1868. 7" x 8.5" WorldCat records only Charter and by-laws of the Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Company Morristown 1866 published two years before this group of proxy votes were accomplished. This company is not in the Rutgers U New Jersey collection catalog. Wm. D. Roe & Co., Stationers unknown
réf. 354119 April 1900; on letterhead '76 Sloane Street S.W.'. Second baronet 1843-1911 politician and author. Three pages 12mo. In good condition although grubby and with a few stains. 'My Coal Mines Prevention of Child Labour Underground Bill grew out of the Eight Hours debate and a challenge to the Coal Owners so I did not put metalliferous mines in and excluded them by any title. There are very few boys under 13 in them but the principle might be the same'. He has been consulted on the matter by the Home Office and has spoken to Lord Grey about it. Complains that 'formerly the thing could have been done in the House of Commons' but that the 'present rules . as to scope and title concerning contents even against Instruction prevent it. The Lords have not altered their rules if they can be said to have any and I suppose they can do this thing and omit the word "Coal" from the title'. Asked if Jenkinson can 'warn' him if the suggestion is acted upon. 19 April 1900; on letterhead '76, Sloane Street, S.W.' unknown
réf. 415931 Oct. 1913 and 6 Feb. 2 March and 5 and 12 Oct. 1919.; the first three on Imperial College of Science and Technology letterhead the fourth from St Albans and the fifth from Stockton on Tees. English scientist 1871-1938 Professor of Chemical Technology at the Imperial College of Science and Technology. All items quarto and very good though lightly grubby creased and stained in places. All five docketed and bearing the Society's stamp. LETTER ONE one page: He will be happy to give 'a course of Cantor lectures . on the subject of "Surface Construction" provided that you will put in the requisite gas & air services at your cost for the practical Demonstration'. LETTER TWO one page typed: He has decided that 'Coal and its Conservation" is a better title for the Cantor lectures that he is to give the following month than 'Fuel Economy'. He explains why he cannot be present 'when Sir Frank Heath gives his Address on "Government and Scientific Research". LETTER THREE two pages: He has been 'laid up at home with a chill' and hopes that the outline of the lectures which he is now sending has not arrived too late. 'The economic aspects of the Coal Question are so rapidly changing that it is not easy to decide long beforehand how and on what lines to deal with it in such a course of lectures and I shd. like to reserve for myself some latitude.' The outline is on the reverse of the leaf together with directions for printing the letter proper being crossed through in pencil so that it is not printed. LETTER FOUR one page: He is enclosing 'the scripts of my 2nd. & 3rd. Cantor Lectures which I trust you will find in order & intelligble for your printers' not present. 'In view of the settlement of the railway strike it is probable that I shall have to go away from home on business .'. Gives directions regarding proofs. LETTER FIVE one page: Returns proof of the first lecture 'duly corrected'. Asks that the printers send 'a galley of the corrected sheet because I am delivering the same Lecture to an audience in Tyneside on the 26th. inst and it wd. be very convenient to have a corrected "galley" sheet to read from'. All five items signed 'William A. Bone'. 31 Oct. 1913 and 6 Feb., 2 March, and 5 and 12 Oct. 1919.; the first three on Imperial College of Science and Technology letterh unknown
