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1899rif. BOOKS300143Boston MA: Small Maynard & Company. G/NO DUSTJACKET. 1899. . Cloth. 12mo. 275 pp. cover rubbed spine faded hinges cracked & weak writing on ffe . Small, Maynard & Company hardcover
1868rif. mon0003145291Government Printing Office 1868. Hardcover. Good. . This is a hardcover library binding. Pages are tanned. Pages have minimal tear. Staining/soiling/foxing has occurred on the edges of the pages. Government Printing Office hardcover
1868rif. 30647first edition octavo 83 page pamphlet ex-library handstamp on titlepage retains front wrapper removed from bound pamphlet volume front wrap and titlepage lightly foxed else a good copy. Important case argued before the Supreme Court concerning Habeas Corpus. Government Printing Office
2021rif. 89586Wasilla Alaska: Tundra and Associates and Willow Creak Press 2021. Presumed First Edition First printing thus. Staplebound. Very good. The Calendar measures 9 by 12 inches. Shrink wrap cover torn at top edge and partially torn at right side to accommodate the author's signature in gold lettering on the front cover. From "the comic strip that Mother Nature warned you about" comes a daily dose of Tundra cartoons featuring crazy critters characters and wild wilderness encounters. Chad Carpenter born c. 1968 is an American cartoonist known for his comic panel Tundra. Carpenter launched the strip in the Anchorage Daily News in 1991. He has self-syndicated it to over 600 newspapers. Created in 1991 Tundra is published on a daily basis in one of two formats: either a single-panel gag comic or a three-panel strip with regular characters and more complex humor. This alternation is similar to that used in Mother Goose and Grimm and Non Sequitur. Tundra tends to deal with wildlife and the outdoors; its humor appeals to all demographics young & old. Tundra also occasionally uses reader-submitted ideas. Since 2007 the strip has been syndicated internationally by King Features Syndicate. He has published and sold 20 Tundra books and has also produced other Tundra-branded merchandise. In May 2008 Tundra was named the best newspaper panel of 2007 by the National Cartoonists Society. In 2008 Carpenter was presented with a legislative citation honoring him as Alaska's Cartoon Laureate. Carpenter's artistic talents have led to his being contracted for projects with the National Association of Search and Rescue the Alaska State Troopers the United States Navy and other companies. Carpenter both wrote and produced the 2015 supernatural comedy thriller film Moose the Movie together with his brother Darin Carpenter. He additionally wrote the 2018 western comedy film Sudsy Slim Rides Again with his brother. Tundra is a comic strip written and drawn by Wasilla Alaska cartoonist Chad Carpenter. The comic usually deals with wildlife nature and outdoor life. Tundra began in December 1991 in the Anchorage Daily News and is currently self-syndicated to over 600 newspapers. The strip was named the best newspaper panel of 2007 by the National Cartoonists Society and nominated again in 2011. Tundra is primarily drawn in two styles single-panel gag comics using puns in combination with wildlife and the outdoors and a three-panel strip that employs regular characters: Sherman the Squirrel Dudley the Bear Chad the Cartoonist Andy Lemming Whiff Skunk and Hobart the Wise. These comics usually Sunday strips contain more written dialogue and generally more complex jokes. Characters in Tundra include: Chad--The main character. As a classically trained cartoonist Chad makes a living that provides him both a lack of social status and a lack of funding. Primarily his job is to pay for everything especially any damage that any of the animals living in his place cause; this applies almost exclusively to Sherman. He is above dumpster diving with Dudley but only because he has already been thrown out of the dumpsters of the classier establishments. Sherman--The main squirrel. Sherman's lot in life is to cause trouble in one form or another either by swindling someone outright or by swindling them behind their back. He often "fixes" things that aren't broken causing them to work in a way other than intended usually causing Chad some sort of pain such as "fixing" a Lava Lamp that erupts in Chad's face or fixing a vacuum cleaner that sends the gang back in time. He regularly has trouble with the law commonly beginning with his alter ego Major Nut. Dudley--The main bear an overweight Brown Bear whose large size is frequently emphasized. The comic features fictional single-panel strips that are claimed to be written by Dudley labeled "Dudley's Dud's" which rely heavily on puns for humor. Andy--The main lemming. He is the great innocent youth of Tundra. Although Andy is still drawn almost identically as he was when he first appeared in the strip he has undergone the most dramatic personality change. Initially he was introduced as being suicidal but just couldn't go through with his natural instincts. After landing on Dudley's head in a suicide attempt Sherman recruited him as a drummer into the newfound grunge polka band The Barking Wallspiders. Whiff--The main skunk. Related to Sherman Whiff began his Tundra career as manager of The Barking Wallspiders. He's known to have a problem with body odors and has made odoreaters disintegrate on contact. Whiff has his own comics Whiff's Stinkers. Hobart--The main Wisedude. He was found near his monastery butting heads with wild goats. Fellow monks determined that this unmonkish behavior reflected badly on them and shipped him off to his nephew Andy in Alaska. His great wise sayings provide moments of clarity otherwise unknown to Gangrene Gultch yet still often ignored. "The butterfly is nature's most beautiful creature but cockroaches get to eat a whole lot more cool stuff." Hobart's wisdom falls on deaf ears but perhaps that's best for all concerned. Other characters--A few recurring characters of the strip include: Mr. Dale the lovable Con Artist : In a variety of jobs; exorcist demon etc. The Moose Nuggets : Animated moose droppings with an agenda. Big Bobby Darin : Long on stupidity but short on brains. Enjoys shiny objects crayons and taxidermy. Tundra and Associates and Willow Creak Press unknown
2019rif. 79033Wasilla Alaska: Tundra and Associates and Willow Creak Press 2019. First Printing. Staplebound. Very good. The Calendar measures 9 by 12 inches. Shrink wrap cover torn at top edge and partially torn at right side to accommodate the author's signature in gold lettering on the front cover. Chad Carpenter born ca. 1968 is an American cartoonist best known for his comic panel Tundra. Carpenter launched the strip in the Anchorage Daily News in his home state of Alaska in 1991. Since then he has self-syndicated it to over 330 newspapers an unusually high amount for strips in self-syndication. A comic strip is a sequence of drawings arranged in interrelated panels to display brief humor or form a narrative often serialized with text in balloons and captions. From Nature's Favorite Newspaper Comic Strip! Created in 1991 Tundra is published on a daily basis always in one of two formats: Either a single-panel gag comic or a three-panel strip with regular characters and more complex humor. This alternation is similar to that used in Mother Goose and Grimm and Non Sequitur. Unlike those strips Tundra tends to deal with wildlife and the outdoors; its humor appeals to all demographics young & old. Tundra also occasionally uses reader-submitted ideas. Since 2007 the strip has been syndicated internationally by King Features Syndicate. It now appears in newspapers in the United States Canada Jamaica Germany Switzerland Sweden and Trinidad and Tobago. He has published and sold 20 Tundra books and has also produced extensive amounts of other Tundra-branded merchandise. In May 2008 Tundra was named the best newspaper panel of 2007 by the National Cartoonists Society. In August 2008 Carpenter was presented with a legislative citation honoring him as Alaska's Cartoon Laureate. It was presented to him by Wes Keller a member of the Alaska House of Representatives. A calendar is a system of organizing days for social religious commercial or administrative purposes. This is done by giving names to periods of time typically days weeks months and years. A date is the designation of a single specific day within such a system. A calendar is also a physical record often paper of such a system. A calendar can also mean a list of planned events such as a court calendar. Tundra and Associates and Willow Creak Press unknown
2002rif. 1396380Orlando: Harcourt Inc 2002. First Edition First Printing. Hardcover. Octavo 370 pages. In Very Good minus condition with a Very Good dust jacket. Spine blue and white with black and white lettering. Dust jacket protected with mylar covering price uncut: "$26.00". Spine slightly cocked. Slight staining to top edge of text block. Signed by Carpenter and Stoever on title page. Shelved Case 1 1/2. 1396380. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Harcourt, Inc hardcover
rif. a112391NY copyright 1914 looks like publishing date as well Schirmer. 4to wraps. Blue and yellow Hindu picture on front cover pan. Cover pale brown. 43p. Pages have fancy bw border on all sides . Music score for voice and piano with accompanying lyrics by Tagore. Near Fine cover somewhat toned. Pictures available on request. . paperback
rif. 45127One of the original "Mercury Seven" astronauts Carpenter was a versatile aviator aeronautical engineer test pilot -- second American to orbit the earth after Glenn fourth American in space. Color IPS magazine stock 7½" X 10" n.p. n.y. Very good. Trimmed edges. Heavy stock color front cover of "Life" magazine -- the May 18 1962 issue though date trimmed off -- being a closeup photograph of "Astronaut Scott Carpenter and His Wife Rene." Just left of center across his wife's blond hair he inscribes and signs large and bold in blue ballpoint: "Good luck to Donald / Scott Carpenter." Though trimmed down from this magazine's larger size the image is bright bold and appealing and signed at the height of his early fame. unknown
1861rif. 012046Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Printed at the Congressional Globe Office 1861. Ex-Library. VG. Cloth. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Burgundy pebbled cloth lettered in gilt on spine panel not original to issue. Deaccessioned from non-circulating museum library nominally marked/stamped clear-coated spine panel slightly age-toned with handwritten call number on lower portion. Lightly rubbed spine extremities and joints. 140 pp. Title page and final leaf of text are moderately darkened/toned; interior is otherwise clean with text block edges likely slightly trimmed when rebound. Upper title page shows vintage embossed stamp from the Reading PA Society of Natural Sciences. Smithsonian Institution [Printed at the Congressional Globe Office] Hardcover
1883rif. 010052New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1883. Original morocco gilt dentelles; all edges gilt. Six portrait plates folding seating plan. One of a small number of copies bound originally in morocco. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. G. P. Putnam's Sons Hardcover
2005rif. 008241Dallas Tex. : Panache Partners LLC ; Salt Lake City Utah : Distributed by Gibbs Smith Publishers 2005 2005. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 1st printing 1st edition ; 180 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm ;ISBN: 0974574767 hbk.; 9780974574769 hbk.; 0974274769; National Library: 013306379 LCCN: 2004-117270 ; LC: NK2004.15; Dewey: 747.09758 ; OCLC: 69947358 More than 250 photographs of the work of more than 40 leading interior designers in the Greater Atlanta Savannah and Macon area. ; Includes work by John Banks; Heather Bentley; Tracy Benton; Cindy Davis; Shauna Goulding-Davis; Stanley Ellis; Melissa Galt; Stephanie Gowdy-Nock; Terry F. Groover; Rita Carson Guest; Kathy Guyton; David Henson; Douglas Herrin; Ashley Holt; Dottie Hughes; LaWayne Johnsen; Jill Jurgensen; Meridy King; Susan Lapelle; Scott Laslie & Mark Williams; Corey McIntosh; Patricia McLean; Laurie McRae; Mary MacWilliams; Katie Middleton; Tish Mills; Mark Minick; Stephane Morriss; Jackie Naylor; Mary Margarett Nevin; Leigh Nunnery; Norman Owens; Stephen Pararo; Victoria Posey; June Price; Matthew Quinn; Billy Roberts; Clay Snider; Bonnie Starr; Madeline Sugerman; Mark Sunderland; Stan Topol; Lisa Torbett; Glen & Paula Wallace; Carole Weaks; Beth Webb; Mimi Williams; Caroline Willis; Cheryl & Alison Womack. ; black boards in color dustjacket FINE/FINE Dallas, Tex. : Panache Partners LLC ; [Salt Lake City, Utah] : Distributed by Gibbs Smith, Publishers, 2005 hardcover
1954rif. 60628Newport RI: Preservation Society of Newport County 1954. First edition 1/2000 copies. 4to. xiii 216 2 pp. Illustrated portraits plates. Primarily considers furniture including clocks paintings especially portraits and silverware. Very good. Orig. blue-green cloth gilt spine title. #7706. Preservation Society of Newport County unknown
1913rif. 23218Boston: The Christopher Press 1913. First edition. Hardcover. Very good condition. Science fiction concerning a utopian community to be established at an unspecified location in the South Seas to which people could escape in specially designed ships. Replete with warnings of impending financial disaster and "the need for a spiritual awakening to prepare for the downfall of oppression miscalled "prosperity" . text from the book order form loosely inserted. Scarce in the original illustrated dust jacket. The dust jacket printed with green illustration of an imaginary ship and printed with text reading "A Prophetic Novel. There are "Powers and Powers" And "Invisible Governments of more Than One Order. Is There Something Attainable Beyond Human Knowledge". Price $1.25 printed at lower right front dust jacket. Loosely inserted folded prospectus/order form dated October 1913 printed in green with the same illustration of the imaginary ship printed on one panel. At the rear of the volume is a table of contents for a work by the wife of the author Theodosia Eighmie Carpenter. In the 1880s the Carpenters Poughkeepsie NY sponsored Anandabai Gopal Joshee who was not only the first Indian woman to receive a Western medical degree but also the first known Hindu woman to travel to America. Small 8vo frontispiece 244pp xviii. Green gilt cloth the gilt at spine dulled. Dust jacket chipped and dusty with a couple of spots. Stuart Teitler Collection p. 41. Geoffrey Smith American Fiction 1901 - 1925 C-127. Written in the tradition of the utopian novel; they have chosen the South Seas as the idyllic location as it was perceived from the 1600s on. World Cat locates only an electronic copy. The Christopher Press hardcover
1982rif. 51551California: Friis-Pioneer Press. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1982. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. SIGNED without inscription by author Virginia Carpenter and contributor Erlinda Ontiveros on the front free endpaper; a few small blemishes to boards gentle rubbing to board points else a tight bright unmarked copy in sound binding no jacket as issued; stated first edition; Signed by All Authors . Friis-Pioneer Press hardcover
1987rif. 260613-MB16University of Missouri Press 1987. Very Good Hardcover with Very Good dustjacket As New. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. University of Missouri Press Hardcover
1970rif. 83116NY: Outerbridge & Dienstfrey/Ballantine 1970. First edition. 158 pp. Near fine in near fine price-clipped dust jacket that is lightly rubbed. NY: Outerbridge & Dienstfrey/Ballantine unknown
2021rif. 89583Minocqua WI: Willow Creek Press 2021. Presumed First Edition First printing thus. Daily calendar pad in tray still in shrinkwrap boxed some wear to box. As New. The box is approximately 6 inches by 5.125 inches. Signed by Chad Carpenter on front of box. Box has slight wear and soiling. Calendar and stand new in original shrinkwrap. From "the comic strip that Mother Nature warned you about" comes a daily dose of Tundra cartoons featuring crazy critters characters and wild wilderness encounters. Full-color images on easy tear-off pages are printed on high quality FSC certified paper. Pages are mounted on a 5.25"x 6" recyclable plastic stand. All major public and culturally significant holidays are included. Chad Carpenter born c. 1968 is an American cartoonist known for his comic panel Tundra. Carpenter launched the strip in the Anchorage Daily News in 1991. He has self-syndicated it to over 600 newspapers. Created in 1991 Tundra is published on a daily basis in one of two formats: either a single-panel gag comic or a three-panel strip with regular characters and more complex humor. This alternation is similar to that used in Mother Goose and Grimm and Non Sequitur. Tundra tends to deal with wildlife and the outdoors; its humor appeals to all demographics young & old. Tundra also occasionally uses reader-submitted ideas. Since 2007 the strip has been syndicated internationally by King Features Syndicate. He has published and sold 20 Tundra books and has also produced other Tundra-branded merchandise. In May 2008 Tundra was named the best newspaper panel of 2007 by the National Cartoonists Society. In 2008 Carpenter was presented with a legislative citation honoring him as Alaska's Cartoon Laureate. Carpenter's artistic talents have led to his being contracted for projects with the National Association of Search and Rescue the Alaska State Troopers the United States Navy and other companies. Carpenter both wrote and produced the 2015 supernatural comedy thriller film Moose the Movie together with his brother Darin Carpenter. He additionally wrote the 2018 western comedy film Sudsy Slim Rides Again with his brother. Tundra is a comic strip written and drawn by Wasilla Alaska cartoonist Chad Carpenter. The comic usually deals with wildlife nature and outdoor life. Tundra began in December 1991 in the Anchorage Daily News and is currently self-syndicated to over 600 newspapers. The strip was named the best newspaper panel of 2007 by the National Cartoonists Society and nominated again in 2011. Tundra is primarily drawn in two styles single-panel gag comics using puns in combination with wildlife and the outdoors and a three-panel strip that employs regular characters: Sherman the Squirrel Dudley the Bear Chad the Cartoonist Andy Lemming Whiff Skunk and Hobart the Wise. These comics usually Sunday strips contain more written dialogue and generally more complex jokes. Characters in Tundra include: Chad--The main character. As a classically trained cartoonist Chad makes a living that provides him both a lack of social status and a lack of funding. Primarily his job is to pay for everything especially any damage that any of the animals living in his place cause; this applies almost exclusively to Sherman. He is above dumpster diving with Dudley but only because he has already been thrown out of the dumpsters of the classier establishments. Sherman--The main squirrel. Sherman's lot in life is to cause trouble in one form or another either by swindling someone outright or by swindling them behind their back. He often "fixes" things that aren't broken causing them to work in a way other than intended usually causing Chad some sort of pain such as "fixing" a Lava Lamp that erupts in Chad's face or fixing a vacuum cleaner that sends the gang back in time. He regularly has trouble with the law commonly beginning with his alter ego Major Nut. Dudley--The main bear an overweight Brown Bear whose large size is frequently emphasized. The comic features fictional single-panel strips that are claimed to be written by Dudley labeled "Dudley's Dud's" which rely heavily on puns for humor. Andy--The main lemming. He is the great innocent youth of Tundra. Although Andy is still drawn almost identically as he was when he first appeared in the strip he has undergone the most dramatic personality change. Initially he was introduced as being suicidal but just couldn't go through with his natural instincts. After landing on Dudley's head in a suicide attempt Sherman recruited him as a drummer into the newfound grunge polka band The Barking Wallspiders. Whiff--The main skunk. Related to Sherman Whiff began his Tundra career as manager of The Barking Wallspiders. He's known to have a problem with body odors and has made odoreaters disintegrate on contact. Whiff has his own comics Whiff's Stinkers. Hobart--The main Wisedude. He was found near his monastery butting heads with wild goats. Fellow monks determined that this unmonkish behavior reflected badly on them and shipped him off to his nephew Andy in Alaska. His great wise sayings provide moments of clarity otherwise unknown to Gangrene Gultch yet still often ignored. "The butterfly is nature's most beautiful creature but cockroaches get to eat a whole lot more cool stuff." Hobart's wisdom falls on deaf ears but perhaps that's best for all concerned. Other characters--A few recurring characters of the strip include: Mr. Dale the lovable Con Artist : In a variety of jobs; exorcist demon etc. The Moose Nuggets : Animated moose droppings with an agenda. Big Bobby Darin : Long on stupidity but short on brains. Enjoys shiny objects crayons and taxidermy. Willow Creek Press unknown
1955rif. 9808Rutherfordton: Mrs. Julie Carpenter Williams 1955. First Edition First Printing. Paperback. Fine in original illustrated printed wrappers. Thin octavo. 6 x 9 in. 17 3 blanks pp. Illustrated with black & white photographic plate of Carpenter as frontispiece. Signed by the editor Julia Carpenter Williams. Scarce. Mrs. Julie Carpenter Williams paperback
1928rif. 007102Doubleday Doran 1928-01-01. Hardcover. Very Good. Publisher: Doubleday Doran Date of Publication: 1928 Binding: hardcover Edition: 1st Edition - so stated Condition: Very Good Description: This is an Original 1928 First Printing so stated of this scarce book - this is a hardcover book with 256 pages. The book is in great condition - all of the pages are clean the binding is solid the covers are blue cloth and are clean and in VG condition with just a hint of edgewear. The prior owner stamped their name in 2 spots on the front endpapers. The book is clean solid and in VG condition! We always ship carefully in a sturdy box. Doubleday Doran hardcover
1955rif. 111651Boston: Allyn and Bacon 1955. Hardcover. Near Fine. Later edition. 12mo. With a photographic frontispiece plate. Publisher's salmon colored cloth with a pictorial design stamped in blue and black. Light rubbing to the boards an attractive near fine copy. Allyn and Bacon hardcover
2000rif. 363187Rock Foundation 2000. Hardocver. Very Good/Slipcase very good. 4to. pp. 112 ""An Account of the Padleimiut Eskimo in the Keewatin District west of Hudson Bay during the early Months of 1950 as witnessed written & photographed by Richard Harrington. 109 pages profusely illustrated with sepia-toned photographs very moving graphic poetic images. Cover and contents are very good. Plain silver dustjacket is in very good… Rock Foundation unknown
1987rif. 006303Savannah Ga. 321 Barnard St. Savannah 31401 : Beehive Press 1987 1987. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 263 p. : ill. ; 29 cm.; LCCN: 86-72555; LC: NA730.V8; Dewey: 720/.9755 ; OCLC: 16819262 ; ISBN 0883220296 ; special photography by Van Jones Martin ; editorial assistance by Calder Loth ; drawings by Gene Carpenter. ; Contents: The Colony -- Thomas Jefferson -- The Federal Era -- The Greek Revival -- Romantic Styles -- A. J. Davis in Virginia ; blue cloth with photographic dustjacket ; includes buildings such as St. Luke's Church Smithfield Bacon's Castle Surry County Thoroughgood Family House Virginia BEach Lynnhaven House Courthouse Hanover County Brutton Parish Church Williamsburg President's House College of William and Mary Williamsburg Christ Church Lancaster County Rosewell Glouchester County Tuckahoe William Randolph House Richmond Marmion King George County Thomas Nelson House Yorktown Stratford Hall Lerty Westover Charles City County Nomini Hall Westmoreland County Shirley Charles City County Sabine Hall Warsaw Cleve King George County Carter's Grove Williamsburg Salubria Culpepper County Wilton Hartfield County George Wythe House Williamsburg Hillsborough Walkerton John Carlyle House Alexandria Gunston Hall Fairfax County Mount Airy Richmond County Menokin Warsaw Blandfield Caret Mount Vernon Fairfax County Brandon Prince George County Battersea Petersburg Weyanoke Charles City County Kenmore Fredericksburg Monticello Charlottesville Farmington Charlottesville Breno FLuvanna County University of Virginia Belle Grove Middletown Old Stone Meeting House Augusta County Annefield Clarke County Plain Dealing Albemarle Belnemus Powhatan County Semple House Williamsburg Mountain Grove Esmont Stono Lexington Exeter Leesburg Castlewood Chesterfield County Soldier's Joy Belmont Leesburg Woodlawn Fairfax County Michael Hancock House Richmond Dr. George Cabell House Lynchburg John Wickham House Richmond Roscoe Cole House Williamsburg William Fowle House Alexandria St. Julien New Post Little Cherrystone Pittsylvania Hampstead New Kent County Horn Quarter King WIlliam County The Tuleyries White Post Oatlands Leesburg Arlington Naval Hospital Portsmouth Courthouse Petersburg Presbyterian Church Lexington Berry Hill James Coles Bruce House Halifax St. Paul's Episcopal Church Richmond Courthouse Palmyra Fluvanna County Erin David Funston House Warren County John Hobson House Richmond Henry Ludlum House Richmond Linden Row Richmond Bremo Recess Fluvanna County Grace Church Cismont Medical College Richmond Brierly Church Prince Edward County Staunton Hill Charlotte County Pratt's Castle Richmond Morven Park Loudon County Richard B Stanard House Goochland County Camden Caroline County Mayhurst Orange Murray's Castle Fauquier County Bolling Haxall House Richmond Belmead Powhatan County; FINE/FINE Savannah, Ga. (321 Barnard St., Savannah 31401) : Beehive Press, 1987 hardcover
1938rif. 39273A bord le Normandie 1938. A sheet of wove paper 10 x 12 cm SIGNED on one side by actress Anabella Suzanne Georgette Charpentier and on the other side by actress Madeleine Carroll and Louis Rigaud. From the exemplary collection of maître d'hôtel Maurice Guérin who worked from the 1930s to the 1960s at top restaurants in the South of France and aboard the S.S. Normandie he collected these three autographs on board that ship. Adhesive remains at sides else in very good condition. A UNIQUE AND FASCINATING ITEM. unknown
rif. 70-1551Paris: Lemercier 1800s. Original B&W gravure. 14.75 x 10.5 inches. Very Good. Small crease and perforations on right edge. Signed in the plate. Scarce. Paris: Lemercier, [1800s]. unknown
rif. 70-1520Paris: Lemercier 1800s. Original B&W gravure. 14.5 x 10.75 inches. Very Good. Signed in the plate. Scarce. Paris: Lemercier, [1800s]. unknown