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1999réf. 16722Chicago: Richard Gray Gallery 1999. Paperback. Very Good. Paperback. 32 page exhibition catalog in French fold wraps. Richard Gray Gallery paperback books
1916réf. 12464New York: Sully and Kleinteich 1916. Printed in blue and red on rectos only inside decorative border. Hanging wall calendar tied with beige cloth hanger with wrapper covers; small damp-stain to margin of first few leaves inking to front wrapper and a small chip on the rear. A weekly calendar with a quote by Lincoln on every page. Monaghan 2220. Sully and Kleinteich unknown
1916réf. 12464New York: Sully and Kleinteich 1916. Printed in blue and red on rectos only inside decorative border. Hanging wall calendar tied with beige cloth hanger with wrapper covers; small damp-stain to margin of first few leaves inking to front wrapper and a small chip on the rear. A weekly calendar with a quote by Lincoln on every page. Monaghan 2220. Sully and Kleinteich unknown books
1899réf. 51342Brooklyn NY: Eagle Press 1899. 4to. 303 1 pp. Frontisp. w/ tissue guard decorated title in red & black numerous text illustrations plates. Half-white cloth over light blue cloth gilt decorated lettering & ornament on front cover minor dustsoiling shelfwear still a VG copy from the library of Edna Mackay Skene 1874-1928 daughter of Donald Mackay b. 1843 owner and operator of North Pacific Lumber Co. in Portland OR wife of Dr. William Henry Skene 1870-1934. First edition of this souvenir fund raiser filled with essays on the history of medicine and local history in the Americas including an ambulance service and the American Red Cross. The Graeco-Roman Fair fund raiser was a huge success for the Kings County Medical Society the oldest scientific organization in Brooklyn and was attended by Governor Theodore Roosevelt the year after his experiences with the Rough Riders in Cuba. Eagle Press, hardcover
1827réf. 49948Bath: Joseph G. Torrey 1827. First Edition. Octavo 21.5cm.; removed; 17pp. Faint vertical fold old ink signature to title page serving as upper cover else Very Good and sound. Address to and about the duties and history of the Medical Society of Maine. Quite uncommon. SHOEMAKER 28065. Joseph G. Torrey unknown
1827réf. 49948Bath: Joseph G. Torrey 1827. First Edition. Octavo 21.5cm.; removed; 17pp. Faint vertical fold old ink signature to title page serving as upper cover else Very Good and sound. Address to and about the duties and history of the Medical Society of Maine. Quite uncommon. SHOEMAKER 28065. Joseph G. Torrey unknown books
1929réf. 43383New York: William Morrow 1929. 8vo. 8 309 1 pp. Yellow cloth illust. w/ Californio hat on frnt cvr red lettrng illust. endpapers vry slght bmpng to couple crnrs mnr shlfwr w/d.j. mnr chppng hd & ft of spine mnr scuffng still a VG/VG copy. First edition 1st printing of this historical novel based on the life and exploits of Joaquin Murrieta and the semi-legendary bandit known as the Robin Hood of El Dorado during California’s gold rush and considered the inspiration for the character Zorro. This was the basis for the 1930 Frank Lloyd Film the Lash which starred Richard Barthelmess Mary Astor and Marian Nixon. William Morrow, hardcover
1976réf. 34330Berkeley: University of California Press 1976. First Edition. Small square quarto 23.5cm.; publisher's boards in brown pictorial dust jacket; x207pp.; illus. throughout. Fine in original shrinkwrap. Bibliographical data provided by OCLC. University of California Press unknown
1976réf. 34330Berkeley: University of California Press 1976. First Edition. Small square quarto 23.5cm.; publisher's boards in brown pictorial dust jacket; x207pp.; illus. throughout. Fine in original shrinkwrap. Bibliographical data provided by OCLC. University of California Press unknown books
1850réf. 43570New York: J.S. Bartlett 1850. First edition. Self wrappers. Good ragged edges some tears at the margins and folds minor loss to a few words at folds third issue has one large marginal chip issues partially unopened. 8 pp. 12 pp. 12 pp. Folio. A weekly that ran from 1822-1856. Long articles on "The Royal Sport of Falconry" "Death of the Earl Grey" "India" Account of current state of British occupation of India "Rajah of Sarawak: Piracy in the Indian Archipelago" "Gang Robbers of India Estimation and accounts of plundering and pillaging during this tumultuous time" "California- The English Press" Breakdown of early appropriation of gold and silver mines as well as caution against British to travel for it "Miraculous Escape of a Sailor" from the Emerald "The Discovery of America by the Northmen of Europe in the Tenth Century debate about archaeological evidence of early settlements in the Americas paralleled with accounts from Icelandic 'Saga'" and more with many long reviews. [J.S. Bartlett] unknown books
1987réf. 85704Albuquerque 1987. Quarto. Comb-bound manuscript with clear acetate covers; variously paginated. Xerographically reproduced from typescript. Inscribed on cover sheet: "For Nathaniel / one of three copies of the uncorrected MS - " signed dated 2/5/87. Fine with Tarn's editorial markings throughout and occasional author's corrections in ink. Bartlett's magisterial study of William Everson based on original research as well as dozens of interviews during Everson's lifetime remains the standard biography of the poet. Bartlett a poet editor and Professor of English at the University of New Mexico is considered the greatest authority on Everson; among his numerous published books on the poet are the current title published by New Directions in 1988; William Everson: A Descriptive Bibliography 1977; Benchmark and Blaze: the Emergence of William Everson 1979 and several others. This one of three uncorrected pre-publication manuscripts of The Life is inscribed to Bartlett's friend and New Mexico colleague the poet-translator Nathaniel Tarn. PROVENANCE: Acquired directly from Tarn's library in Santa Fe New Mexico. unknown
1987réf. 85704Albuquerque 1987. Quarto. Comb-bound manuscript with clear acetate covers; variously paginated. Xerographically reproduced from typescript. Inscribed on cover sheet: "For Nathaniel / one of three copies of the uncorrected MS - " signed dated 2/5/87. Fine with Tarn's editorial markings throughout and occasional author's corrections in ink. Bartlett's magisterial study of William Everson based on original research as well as dozens of interviews during Everson's lifetime remains the standard biography of the poet. Bartlett a poet editor and Professor of English at the University of New Mexico is considered the greatest authority on Everson; among his numerous published books on the poet are the current title published by New Directions in 1988; William Everson: A Descriptive Bibliography 1977; Benchmark and Blaze: the Emergence of William Everson 1979 and several others. This one of three uncorrected pre-publication manuscripts of The Life is inscribed to Bartlett's friend and New Mexico colleague the poet-translator Nathaniel Tarn. PROVENANCE: Acquired directly from Tarn's library in Santa Fe New Mexico. unknown books
1880réf. 81567Philadelphia:: Everts & Peck 1880. First edition. publisher's quarter morocco and gilt-decorated cloth; a.e.g. Armorial bookplate and small owner's name stamp on pastedown the stamp is repeated on the title page; binding rubbed at extremities; leather of the spine scuffed. . 4to. County map with outline color; maps portraits and views. Everts & Peck, hardcover
2000réf. 34298Oxford: Oxford University Press 2000. 224 pp. In dustjacket. In near-fine condition. Oxford University Press unknown
2000réf. 34298Oxford: Oxford University Press 2000. 224 pp. In dustjacket. In near-fine condition. Oxford University Press unknown books
1836réf. 565611836 [Londres, Virtue, 1836], in 4° relié demi-basane havane ; reliure frottée, exemplaire légèrement déboité.
1916réf. 7586San Francisco: Philopolis Press 1916. First edition. 8vo 166 1pp. Single plate at front. Brown cloth boards with lettering stamped on front cover and spine. Ex Oakland Theosophical Society library copy with stamps and card pockets at rear. Front fly leaf removed old tape repairs to plate and edges of several leaves at the front of the book notes in pencil on rear blanks.Hinges tender boards worn an frayed at corners. A good complete copy. Scarce theosophical text on occult biblical interpretation by Harriet Tuttle Bartlett who wrote a few books on the subject. We find little information on Bartlett other than she was a National lecturer for the Theosophical Society and a charter member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. OCLC cites 9 holdings for the first edition and 8 for the second edition of 1920. Philopolis Press unknown
1853réf. 849N8London: Arthur Hall Virtue & Co. 1853. First edition. Cloth. Good. 10" by 7". William Henry Bartlett; C. Cousen; A. Willmore; W. Hughes; E Brandard; E. Challis. The picturesque landscapes of Sicily and its Grecian Norman and Saracenic buildings are captured beautifully captured in this first edition of William Henry Bartlett's work The varied architecture and picturesque landscapes of Sicily are captured beautifully captured in this first edition of William Henry Bartlett's work. With sixteen in-text wood engravings and thirty three plates of steel engravings collated but lacking the sixth plate The Castle of Aci. No author given. Author ascertained using JISC from a copy held at the University of St. Andrews In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally a little worn. Rubbed to the boards and the spine with a couple of tears in the cloth to the rear joint and one large tear in the cloth to the front joint. Bumped to the tail of the spine with a couple of closed tears whereas the cloth flaps to the head of the spine. Front and rear hinge starting. Internally generally firmly bound. The front endpaper and frontispiece are disbound but present and the gutter is visible between pages 112 and 113 128 and 129 and 144 to 145. Heavily foxed to the frontispiece and half title but pages are generally bright and clean otherwise with some moderate foxing to the plates and their surrounding pages. Good Arthur Hall, Virtue, & Co. hardcover
réf. B9780393306712Paperback / softback. New. "Giamatti contributes a fresh voice to the debate over higher education in America writing not about what we ought to know but about why it is important to know." -Los Angeles Times Book Review paperback
réf. 0483617067.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1440035571.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2011réf. w4028h5Bloomsbury hardcover 2011 1st thus. As New/Fine Bloomsbury hardcover
réf. 1608192245.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. B9780807890394Paperback / softback. New. Bernart de Ventadorn was a twelfth-century Catalan poet and troubador. These forty-one poems filled with nostalgia joy and tenderness were written between 1150 and 1180. This edition with notes and a complete glossary contains the original texts accompanied by the only English translations available at the time of publication. paperback
réf. 0266543634.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
