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1999Best.-Nr. 3572Honolulu HI: Hawai'i Conference United Church of Christ 1999. First edition. Hardcover. Fine. 8vo 9"x6". 227pp of hymns appendices.Tan buckram-covered boards with dk. brown-stamped titles & decoration. No dj. B&W pictures or illustrations and bios of Hawaiian churches throughout. Includes an Outline of Hawaiian Hymnology Hymn Writers and Translators. Hawai'i Conference United Church of Christ hardcover
1967Best.-Nr. Bing871KW11The Bruce Publishing Company 1967. Hardcover with dust jacket. Good. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes Good hardcover with dust jacket minor discoloration inside covers clean pages 134 pages 8vo. The Bruce Publishing Company hardcover
1842Best.-Nr. 5061Detroit: Morgan Bates Printer 1842. xiv 1 blank 1 17-70 2 blanks pp as issued. Disbound. Very Good. This sermon was printed three times in Detroit during 1842 the year it was delivered. It was also reprinted in several other locales. McCoskry the first Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan rebuts those "who deny the Apostolic succession." The second edition was printed very soon after the first in April 1842; the preface to this third edition is dated June 6 1842. MI Impr. Inv. 470 5. AI 42-3098 5 first edition. Not in Sabin or Greenly. Morgan Bates, Printer unknown
1842Best.-Nr. 5061Detroit: Morgan Bates Printer 1842. xiv 1 blank 1 17-70 2 blanks pp as issued. Disbound. Very Good. This sermon was printed three times in Detroit during 1842 the year it was delivered. It was also reprinted in several other locales. McCoskry the first Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan rebuts those "who deny the Apostolic succession." The second edition was printed very soon after the first in April 1842; the preface to this third edition is dated June 6 1842. MI Impr. Inv. 470 5. AI 42-3098 5 first edition. Not in Sabin or Greenly. Morgan Bates, Printer unknown books
1884Best.-Nr. 143161Ottawa: La Societe de Colonisations du Diocese D'Ottawa 1884. Booklet. Very good. 7 p. 22 cm. Paper covers with light soiling. "Notes par le Reverend Pere Paradis O.M.I. Missionaire du Lac Temiskaming et de la Baie d'Hudson." French text. La Societe de Colonisations du Diocese D'Ottawa unknown
Best.-Nr. 5803Ithaca NY: By Author. Fair. 1840. hardcover. 384 pp; fair: binding intact; 2/3 of back-strip missing; lacks map; front fly page partially torn soiling and foxing to pages. A faint water stain to 1st approx. 30 pages. 384p; Always Delivery Confirmation. 35 Years Fast Excellent Service. We Know How To Pack Books. . By Author hardcover
Best.-Nr. 71-6308London: John and Josiah Boydell Shakespeare Gallery 1793. Engraving. 44 x 58.5 cm sheet. Good sheet mounted to another support sheet margins trimmed some tears along sheet edges a small hole at top sheet edge some light creases. London: John and Josiah Boydell, Shakespeare Gallery, 1793. unknown
Best.-Nr. DRAWER2PRICEHUMELondon : Wakelin ; and all booksellers 1836. very good clean pages. 7x4x1. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes Offprint. Dated at end: August 19 1836. "From 'Tait's Magazine'". 16 p. ; 17 cm. Light soil some splitting else very good. Fourth Edition. History. Great Britain. London : Wakelin ; and all booksellers, [1836] unknown
1978Best.-Nr. 309705San Francisco: First Unitarian Church of San Francisco 1978. Pamphlet. Twelve separate sermons various pagination in stapled 5.5x8.5 inch covers of various colors. Sermons include: The Reality of God Religion in a Whirling World The Power of Negative Thinking Growing Up Absurd Confessions of an Anarchist Clergyman etc. From February 10 1974 through April 30 1978. First Unitarian Church of San Francisco unknown
1978Best.-Nr. 309705San Francisco: First Unitarian Church of San Francisco 1978. Pamphlet. Twelve separate sermons various pagination in stapled 5.5x8.5 inch covers of various colors. Sermons include: The Reality of God Religion in a Whirling World The Power of Negative Thinking Growing Up Absurd Confessions of an Anarchist Clergyman etc. From February 10 1974 through April 30 1978. First Unitarian Church of San Francisco unknown books
1963Best.-Nr. 26916Hollywood CA: Reprinted as a public service by Constitutional Liberties Information Center 1963. Near Fine. Hollywood CA: Reprinted as a public service by Constitutional Liberties Information Center 1963. First Edition. Photo-illustrated bifolium 23.5 x 10 cm. 4 pp. Touch of rubbing and faint toning to edges. Near Fine. American minister Vivian was a close friend and lieutenant of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. helped organize the first sit-ins in Nashville in 1960 and participated in the Freedom Rides. The McCarran Internal Security Act required Communist organizations to register with the federal government and was used as a tool of oppression throughout the Civil Rights struggle. Vivian here gives a wide-ranging and insightful analysis into its oppressive effects with examples principally throughout the South. No copies in retail as of June 2023 and only two separately cataloged holdings in OCLC. Reprinted as a public service by Constitutional Liberties Information Center unknown
1963Best.-Nr. 26916Hollywood CA: Reprinted as a public service by Constitutional Liberties Information Center 1963. Near Fine. Hollywood CA: Reprinted as a public service by Constitutional Liberties Information Center 1963. First Edition. Photo-illustrated bifolium 23.5 x 10 cm. 4 pp. Touch of rubbing and faint toning to edges. Near Fine. American minister Vivian was a close friend and lieutenant of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. helped organize the first sit-ins in Nashville in 1960 and participated in the Freedom Rides. The McCarran Internal Security Act required Communist organizations to register with the federal government and was used as a tool of oppression throughout the Civil Rights struggle. Vivian here gives a wide-ranging and insightful analysis into its oppressive effects with examples principally throughout the South. No copies in retail as of June 2023 and only two separately cataloged holdings in OCLC. Reprinted as a public service by Constitutional Liberties Information Center unknown books
1824Best.-Nr. 6864Cardiphonia or The Utterance Of The Heart by Reverend John Newton hardcover Publisher: Presbyterian Board Of Publication 1824 Condition: Very Good- - spotted front cover foxing tight binding Presbyterian Board Of Publication, hardcover
2002Best.-Nr. 104762Rome: Pauline Books & Media 2002 Book. Very Good . Hardcover. Revised Edition. RARE copy of this 166 page work of descriptions of each church with floor plans for some of the churches. Also includes various Lenten hymns and prayers. Also has some maps. Gilt lettered binding satin ribbon page marks. Inscription on free endpaper. Pauline Books & Media hardcover
1924Best.-Nr. 33633Musgrove Printing House. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1924. Various. Booklet. A delightful complet boxed set of varying editions. Includes: "The Profile and how it was saved"; "The Flume & all about it"; "Indian Head Its debut & legends": The Willey slide its history legend & romance"; "Lost River & going through it"; "The great carbuncle Chritus Judex and the great stone face". Crisp tight booklets apprearing unread showing edge wear contained in the original paper covered box with all printed on top. Box shows some light staining light corner & edge wear. . Musgrove Printing House unknown
1986Best.-Nr. 22742Torino: Cassa Di Risparmio Di Torino 1986. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. salmon cloth lettered in black. Near fine in fine dust wrapper. 303 pages. 30.4 x 23.5 cm. Profusely illustrated in color and black and white printed on quality glossy stock. Commentaries are chapters by eight scholars. Bibliography. Text in Italian. Small dampstain lower front cover at backstrip. Cassa Di Risparmio Di Torino hardcover
1986Best.-Nr. 22742Torino: Cassa Di Risparmio Di Torino 1986. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. salmon cloth lettered in black. Near fine in fine dust wrapper. 303 pages. 30.4 x 23.5 cm. Profusely illustrated in color and black and white printed on quality glossy stock. Commentaries are chapters by eight scholars. Bibliography. Text in Italian. Small dampstain lower front cover at backstrip. Cassa Di Risparmio Di Torino hardcover books
2020Best.-Nr. RSHARIS00fpEaston Press 2020. Fine. Sharpton Reverend Al. Rise Up: Confronting a Country at the Crossroads. Norwalk Connecticut: Easton Press 2020. 1st edition. 283pp. 8vo. Signed by author. Book condition: Very good. Bookplate supplied by Easton Press with former owner's name affixed on last page. Includes ""a Note about Rise Up and the Author Al Sharpton"". Easton Press unknown
2020Best.-Nr. RSHARIS00fpEaston Press 2020. Fine. Sharpton Reverend Al. Rise Up: Confronting a Country at the Crossroads. Norwalk Connecticut: Easton Press 2020. 1st edition. 283pp. 8vo. Signed by author. Book condition: Very good. Bookplate supplied by Easton Press with former owner's name affixed on last page. Includes ""a Note about Rise Up and the Author Al Sharpton"". Easton Press unknown books
1991Best.-Nr. 022529Amsco Publications. K1 . Near Fine. Soft cover. 1991. Amsco Publications paperback
1861Best.-Nr. 110263Philadelphia: J B Lippincott 1861. Full Leather. Good/No Dj. Larger 8vo. pp. vii 1 302 bound in worn full leather front hinge weak boards and hinges scuffed corners bumped with corrections and additional matter by the American editor. J B Lippincott hardcover
1853Best.-Nr. 010796Philadelphia 1853. Envelope or Cover. Very good. This stampless folded letter is written on bifold stationery that measures 15.5" x 10" unfolded. It is datelined "Philadelphia 4th Nove. 1853" and was sent by Sunrow Paey sp to the Reverend Patrick Reilly the founder and headmaster of St. Mary's College in Wilmington Delaware. It bears a bold Philadelphia 5 postmark in blue and features a large letterhead illustration of the school. In nice shape. Paey was perhaps a patron or the father of attending students. His letter reads in part: "My brother has arrived today and . . . wants to spend 2 or 3 more days hear . . . so you see I can not visit on Monday. I send you with this the two papers that my father sent for you and a letter . . . you will please give the other paper to the boys. . ." . In 1834 the relatively recently ordained parish priest in Wilmington Patrick Reilly established a boarding school for boys in his residence in part to cover the expenses he incurred to care for his aging mother. It included only elementary subjects and operated on a very small scale until 1839 when many parishioners familiar with the Sisters of Charity's St. Peter's Female Academy petitioned him to expand his school which he did accepting 19 "scholars" in that first year and 28 the next. Demand increased especially following the arrival of Potato Famine immigrants and Reilly enlarged his school several times and by 1845 he was accepting boys from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. He also expanded his curriculum to accommodate demand and began offering preparatory and college courses. With support and funding from the non-Catholic DuPont family he was able to acquire a college charter in 1847 and St. Mary's became one of the premier Catholic colleges of the east. It thrived enrolling students from Delaware Georgia Maryland Mississippi New Jersey New York Pennsylvania South Carolina Virginia Costa Rica and Cuba. The loss of Southern students with the outbreak of the Civil War was a major blow to the school and after the Bishop of Philadelphia ordered Reilly to devote his effort to build and pastor a new St. Mary's Church in Wilmington the college foundered closing its doors in 1866. For more information see Peterman's "History of St. Mary's College Wilmington Delaware 1847-1867" in the September 1966 edition of Records of the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia. A nice illustrated lettersheet featuring one of the earliest and most important Catholic colleges in the United States. . unknown
1853Best.-Nr. 010796Philadelphia 1853. Envelope or Cover. Very good. This stampless folded letter is written on bifold stationery that measures 15.5" x 10" unfolded. It is datelined "Philadelphia 4th Nove. 1853" and was sent by Sunrow Paey sp to the Reverend Patrick Reilly the founder and headmaster of St. Mary's College in Wilmington Delaware. It bears a bold Philadelphia 5 postmark in blue and features a large letterhead illustration of the school. In nice shape. Paey was perhaps a patron or the father of attending students. His letter reads in part: "My brother has arrived today and . . . wants to spend 2 or 3 more days hear . . . so you see I can not visit on Monday. I send you with this the two papers that my father sent for you and a letter . . . you will please give the other paper to the boys. . ." . In 1834 the relatively recently ordained parish priest in Wilmington Patrick Reilly established a boarding school for boys in his residence in part to cover the expenses he incurred to care for his aging mother. It included only elementary subjects and operated on a very small scale until 1839 when many parishioners familiar with the Sisters of Charity's St. Peter's Female Academy petitioned him to expand his school which he did accepting 19 "scholars" in that first year and 28 the next. Demand increased especially following the arrival of Potato Famine immigrants and Reilly enlarged his school several times and by 1845 he was accepting boys from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. He also expanded his curriculum to accommodate demand and began offering preparatory and college courses. With support and funding from the non-Catholic DuPont family he was able to acquire a college charter in 1847 and St. Mary's became one of the premier Catholic colleges of the east. It thrived enrolling students from Delaware Georgia Maryland Mississippi New Jersey New York Pennsylvania South Carolina Virginia Costa Rica and Cuba. The loss of Southern students with the outbreak of the Civil War was a major blow to the school and after the Bishop of Philadelphia ordered Reilly to devote his effort to build and pastor a new St. Mary's Church in Wilmington the college foundered closing its doors in 1866. For more information see Peterman's "History of St. Mary's College Wilmington Delaware 1847-1867" in the September 1966 edition of Records of the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia. A nice illustrated lettersheet featuring one of the earliest and most important Catholic colleges in the United States. . unknown books
2005Best.-Nr. 138356Quito: Margarita Borja Salazar / María Cristina Monsalve 2005. 1st ed. Hardcover. New. Tall 4to bds 366 pp. semi glossy stock plates illus. Cultural patrimony study into the Santo Domingo de Quito Convent. With numerous photos of plates depicting Christ Mary and Saints throughout. Features sections on speeches reports and official writings relative to the convent. Printed on coated stock. [Margarita Borja Salazar / María Cristina Monsalve] hardcover
1906Best.-Nr. 014457Indianapolis IN: W.W. Douglass 1906 W.W. Douglass Indianapolis IN. 1906. Hardcover. Sold by Subscription. Edition/Printing is not stated. Book is tight square and unmarked but for a F/O name on the FFFP in pencil. Book Condition: Very Good ; light bumping to head and tail; light shelfwear to head tail and tips with wear through leather on lower tips. No DJ. Ornate black boards and spine with bright gilt lettering on the spine IOOF emblem on front board in gilt embossed IOOF emblem on rear board borders and ornate corner decorations on front and rear boards. Frontispiece engraving of T.G. Beharrell with tissue guard; engraving of Thomas Wildey on page 134 with tissue guard. Tinted textblock edges. Clean internals. Interior hinges are sound and not split. 4 440 pp 3 8vo. This is an immaculate copy of a 1906 I.O.O.F. Monitor and Guide that came from the estate of and elderly gentleman who took very good care of it. A clean very presentable copy. W.W. Douglass hardcover
