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1970ref. 2-0080068952Pergamon 1970. Paperback. New. 2nd edition. 199 pages. 7.64x5.20x0.32 inches. Pergamon paperback
1997ref. 449j0245New York NY: B.A.L. Press. Fair. 1997. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Features: The Unitary Triad - Self-Realization Communication Participation; Guy Debord in Paris '68 - The Situationist Years; New York New York - 20 Years since the '77 Blackout; A New Postscript to John Zerzan's Elements of Refusal; and more. 82 pages. Unmarked. Somewhat above-average wear. A sound reference copy.; 4to . B.A.L. Press unknown
1997ref. 449j0244New York NY: B.A.L. Press. Good. 1997. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Features: The Space-Time of Lived Experience; Running on Emptiness - The Failure of Symbolic Thought; Murray Bookchin - Grumpy Old Man; Rare Praise - or Bookchin Hates Us; In Search of the Unabomber; The Spartacist School of Falsifications; and more. 62 pages. Doodle on back cover otherwise unmarked with average wear. ; 4to . B.A.L. Press unknown
1995ref. 449j0243New York NY: B.A.L. Press. Good. 1995. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Features: Masters Without Slaves; Primitives and Extropians; The New Model Army; Baja California - Attempted Insurrections; Petersburg; Reich - How to Use; and more. 82 pages. Average wear. Unmarked. ; 4to . B.A.L. Press unknown
1954ref. 383772Charleston SC: Privately Published 1954. 1st. Hardcover. Very Good/None. Hardcover blue cloth stamped in gilt. 211 pages b&w frontispiece group portrait. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR/COMPILER on the title page. The chronicle of a group of families associated for many generations with the Low Country of South Carolina. Clean copy. Record # 383772 Privately Published hardcover
1888ref. v0253New York: Ezra D. Simons 1888. Formed in Troy New York State in 1862 the 125th saw action at Harpers Ferry where due to failure of leadership it was forced to surrender. After some time under parole at Camp Douglas they returned to battle joining the Army of the Potomac just before the battle of Gettysburg where their leader Colonel Willard was killed. They further fought at Bristoe Station the Wilderness Spotsylvania Cold Harbor Petersburg Weldon Railroad and the Appomattox Campaign among others; mustering out in June of 1865. Simons was promoted to Chaplain in 1863 after the previous chaplain resigned for physical disability. Nevins in Civil War Books page 158 complains that less than half the book is narrative much of the rest being biographical and too much of that was published in other places. Still. First edition hardcover as pictured - INSCRIBED by the author's widow on the flyleaf: "Mrs Hattie Losee In memory of the Author and with the love of Your friend Mrs E. D. Simons". Book shows light wear some dents & scuffs minor tanning to pages. Text clean; 2 xxi blank 352 pages xxix page list of battles 3 page brief index; roster b/w portraits a few maps & illustrations. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Large Quarto. Ezra D. Simons Hardcover
1888ref. SKU1008832Ezra D. Simons. Good. 1888. Hardcover. Large flourished ownership of Capt. 115th NY William Shaw. Troy NY on end paper. First edition. Green beveled cloth stamp in blind and gold. Tips bumped slightly worn and scuffed. Brown floral end papers.; 352 pages . Ezra D. Simons hardcover
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1997ref. 007909Bloomington Indiana U.S.A.: Indiana Univ Pr 1997. 297pp/illus. Clean excellent condition. 1st Printing. Hard Cover. As New/As New. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Indiana Univ Pr Hardcover
1960ref. 014689Philadelphia: American Philosophical Soc. 1960. Soft cover. Near Fine. Inscribed by author on front cover of book very clean tight and bright. American Philosophical Soc. paperback
1974ref. 044481San Rafael CA USA: Spiritual Community Publications 1974. Soft cover. Good. Good condition. Moderate wear. Binding fairly tight pages age toned. Pictures available upon request. Spiritual Community Publications unknown
2008ref. L3 box758 a6Focus on Earth Science California Edition. By Jan Jenner Linda Cronin Jones Marylin Lisowski Barbara Brooks Simons Thomas R. Wellnitz Michael Wysession. 2008 by Pearson Education Inc. Pearson Prentice Hall. Hardcover 566 pp. Pearson Education, Inc., Pearson Prentice Hall. hardcover
1983ref. 5282Lille: Imprimerie F. Planquart 1983. Not specified. As New. Simons. Includes hand-written thank-you card from Pierrre Mauroy Prime Minister of France from 1981 to 1984. Full colour illustrations by author. Imprimerie F. Planquart unknown
2021ref. 033894Very clean. Full number line. Pictures on request University Press of Florida hardcover
1985ref. 007762Johannesburg.: Brenthurst Press 1985. All books covered in 50 micron polyethylene archival plastic; silk page markers; col illus b&w photos and dwgs. Weight packed will be somewhat in excess of 15kgs and the books would have to be couriered so please expect huge extra postage. Vol 1 " Livingstone Letters"; Vol 2 " John Blades Currey" ; Vol 3 "Melton Prior" - "WITH BEST WISHES JANE CARRUTHERS"; Vol 4 " Robert Jacob Gordon Vol 1" ; Vol 5 " Robert Jacob Gordon Vol 2"; Vol 6 :" A Soldier in South Africa" ; Vol 7 " Thomas Baines" "WITH BEST WISHES JANE CARRUTHERS"; Vol 8 " Vanity Fair" ; Vol 9 "Britain at the Cape " ; Vol 10 "The Cape of Good Hope 1806 -1872" . Volumes 6789& 10 are SIGNED HARRY OPPENHEIMER owner of Brenthurst and Mining Magnate. 5 Signed by Harry Oppenheimer. First Edition. Hard Cover Cloth. Very Fine in Plastic./Very Fine. 307mm. Brenthurst Press, hardcover
ref. 230525029Coaches Choice. paperback. Good. 6x0x9. Ships Out Tomorrow! Coaches Choice paperback
1999ref. 010385Vlaeberg: Fernwood Press 1999. 1st Edition. Hardcover. As New. 210 x 285mm. Boards protected by thick plastic cover with Glen Elgin logo. 208pp. illus. Two crisp maps present in rear pastedown pocket. Handsome volume. Scarce. Fernwood Press hardcover
1848ref. 32820701A classic characteristic daguerreotype portrait of Henry Clay the "Great Compromiser" a dominant force in American politics for decades. He represented Kentucky in Congress from 1806 until his death in 1852 with a few breaks for cabinet duty or a presidential campaign–he ran four times without success. A political moderate he brokered the Compromise of 1850 that kept the United States intact.A nearly identical portrait of Clay was copyrighted by Philadelphia photographer Montgomery P. Simons. Simons wrote to the Photographic Art Journal in 1853 to discuss this sitting:"My likeness of Mr. Clay which has elicited so many encomiums from the press and which you have been pleased to criticise so favorably as a valuable likeness is still more valuable for having associated with it a pleasing and characteristic anecdote of that great statesman. This anecdote made such a strong impression upon my memory as being a most elegant impromptu that I am now able to give it to you verbatim although it has been several years since it happened. At the time I took the picture of Mr. Clay he was on a visit to Philadelphia and the guest of one of his warmest friends Mr. Potter who accompanied him to my Gallery."As Mr. Potter and myself were about arranging Mr. Clay's drapery I asked him if he had any choice of position; his answer was 'None whatever sir; I am Clay in the hands of a Potter let him mould me as he will.'""Henry Clay of Kentucky had one of the most superlative political careers in American history. A lawyer by training Clay served in almost every level of government possible in the 19th century: the Kentucky state house of representatives the United States Senate the United States House of Representatives and the executive branch as Secretary of State. On top of that he helped negotiate the Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812 and ran for President three times over three decades on three different party tickets Democratic Republican Party 1824; National Republican Party 1832; and the Whig Party 1844."Despite being a political journeyman Clay's true home he confessed was in the House. He served as Speaker—and resigned from the Speakership—on three separate occasions but the exact timeline of his House career isn't as straightforward as we might expect from one of America's foremost statesmen. The Kentuckian had served in the Senate twice before capturing a seat in the House in 1810 promptly winning election as Speaker on the first day of his first term" House of Representatives website.Provenance: early ink inscription on verso: ""given by Henry Clay to Isaac Fuller." By descent from the family of Abbott Fuller Graves; Dennis Waters; Swann Galleries March 23 2010 lot 33.
