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rif. 134004aafParis, 1761, 38x57 cm, Original Kupferstich mit Titel, Devotionsscène und Ansicht v. Eindideln (sic) (Einsideln), 1 Blatt alt aufgezogen.
2007rif. DADAX029271436XUniversity of Texas Press 2007-03-01. First Edition. hardcover. New. 10.00x1.50x12.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. University of Texas Press hardcover
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1926rif. 5788Lexington Kentucky: The Church; Printed by Press of James M. Byrnes Co 1926. Octavo 21 x 14.75 cm. 122 pages. Advertisements. “Index” is actually a table of contents. ~ Stated “second and improved edition.” A church cookbook from the heart of the Bluegrass interior with three hundred fifty recipes a few of them attributed. Among those of more than passing interest: Kentucky Spoon Bread Currant Loaf Gritts Muffins Buckwheat Cakes Black Bean Soup Mushroom Soup Dutch Chicken Pie Succotash Boiled Okra Grapefruit and Alligator Pear i.e. Avocado Salad Transparent Gooseberry Pie Jerusalem Pudding Hickory Nut Pudding English Trifle Chocolate Roulade Frozen Apricots Sabyon Zabaione Pudding Pecan Cake Dried Apple Cake Cantaloupe Pickle Onion Pickle Peach Marmalade Gingered Pears Black Walnut Brittle. ~ The first members of Kentucky’s oldest Episcopal congregation met initially in 1796 in a small frame house at the corner of Market and Church Streets the site commanded by the renowned cathedral today. Little is known as yet about the dimensions of the brick church that followed but it set the stage in 1808 for the formal constitution of a parish. Vestry records reviewed in the commemorative Historical Sketch of Christ Church Cathedral Lexington: Transylvania Printing 1898 pages 16; 20 refer to the purchase of a bell an organ and a salaried organist and room for a choir in the gallery – early evidence is any is needed that Episcopalian ambitions had been fully awakened. Ground was broken for the spacious current church in 1847; the Gothic Revival design with a square tower and pinnacles was contributed by a locally famous architect Thomas Lewinski d. 1882 several of whose buildings in the Bluegrass Region still survive. ~ In 1895 the Diocese of Kentucky was divided and Christ Church Episcopal became the seat of the Diocese of Lexington with jurisdiction over the eastern half of the state installing a Bishop there in 1897. A Book of Recipes thus identifies the church as a cathedral and appeared as the twentieth anniversary of its elevation approached; it would also have been the twentieth anniversary of the formation of the Womans' Guild idem page 98. ~ Edges lightly soiled. Better than very good in publisher’s light grey oilcloth lettered and decorated in lavender; with a few abrasions. OCLC locates eight copies of this 1926 edition and three of the 1920 first edition; Cook page 92 referring to the 1906 edition; in neither Brown nor Cagle. [The Church; Printed by] Press of James M. Byrnes Co hardcover
1926rif. 5788Lexington Kentucky: The Church; Printed by Press of James M. Byrnes Co 1926. Octavo 21 x 14.75 cm. 122 pages. Advertisements. “Index” is actually a table of contents. ~ Stated “second and improved edition.” A church cookbook from the heart of the Bluegrass interior with three hundred fifty recipes a few of them attributed. Among those of more than passing interest: Kentucky Spoon Bread Currant Loaf Gritts Muffins Buckwheat Cakes Black Bean Soup Mushroom Soup Dutch Chicken Pie Succotash Boiled Okra Grapefruit and Alligator Pear i.e. Avocado Salad Transparent Gooseberry Pie Jerusalem Pudding Hickory Nut Pudding English Trifle Chocolate Roulade Frozen Apricots Sabyon Zabaione Pudding Pecan Cake Dried Apple Cake Cantaloupe Pickle Onion Pickle Peach Marmalade Gingered Pears Black Walnut Brittle. ~ The first members of Kentucky’s oldest Episcopal congregation met initially in 1796 in a small frame house at the corner of Market and Church Streets the site commanded by the renowned cathedral today. Little is known as yet about the dimensions of the brick church that followed but it set the stage in 1808 for the formal constitution of a parish. Vestry records reviewed in the commemorative Historical Sketch of Christ Church Cathedral Lexington: Transylvania Printing 1898 pages 16; 20 refer to the purchase of a bell an organ and a salaried organist and room for a choir in the gallery – early evidence is any is needed that Episcopalian ambitions had been fully awakened. Ground was broken for the spacious current church in 1847; the Gothic Revival design with a square tower and pinnacles was contributed by a locally famous architect Thomas Lewinski d. 1882 several of whose buildings in the Bluegrass Region still survive. ~ In 1895 the Diocese of Kentucky was divided and Christ Church Episcopal became the seat of the Diocese of Lexington with jurisdiction over the eastern half of the state installing a Bishop there in 1897. A Book of Recipes thus identifies the church as a cathedral and appeared as the twentieth anniversary of its elevation approached; it would also have been the twentieth anniversary of the formation of the Womans' Guild idem page 98. ~ Edges lightly soiled. Better than very good in publisher’s light grey oilcloth lettered and decorated in lavender; with a few abrasions. OCLC locates eight copies of this 1926 edition and three of the 1920 first edition; Cook page 92 referring to the 1906 edition; in neither Brown nor Cagle. [The Church; Printed by] Press of James M. Byrnes Co hardcover books
1971rif. 258231971. Original wraps. Very Good. The 1971 stated first --and almost certainly only-- edition of this undoubtedly scarce racial polemic INSCRIBED BY "NIGGER CHRIST" on the front pastedown. We have no printed information on the who or where of publishing but we do have the pseudonymous names of the father-and-son authors "American Prince" and "Nigger Christ". Presumably the name "Nigger Christ" referes to Langston Hughes' famous use of it in his 1931 poem "Christ in Alabama" which was written in response to the infamous Scottsboro Boys trial. The quarto paperback is solifd and VG in its pictorial wrappers with light staining and scuffing --and just a bit of ink scribbling-- along the panels. Internally very clean with few markings beyond the author's inscription. An incendiary reckoning of where things are at racially at this writing 1971 in The United States. Even by today's standards provocative and scorching. unknown
1971rif. 258231971. Original wraps. Very Good. The 1971 stated first --and almost certainly only-- edition of this undoubtedly scarce racial polemic INSCRIBED BY "NIGGER CHRIST" on the front pastedown. We have no printed information on the who or where of publishing but we do have the pseudonymous names of the father-and-son authors "American Prince" and "Nigger Christ". Presumably the name "Nigger Christ" referes to Langston Hughes' famous use of it in his 1931 poem "Christ in Alabama" which was written in response to the infamous Scottsboro Boys trial. The quarto paperback is solifd and VG in its pictorial wrappers with light staining and scuffing --and just a bit of ink scribbling-- along the panels. Internally very clean with few markings beyond the author's inscription. An incendiary reckoning of where things are at racially at this writing 1971 in The United States. Even by today's standards provocative and scorching. unknown books
1762rif. 043225Paris: Guillyn 1762. Second Edition. Hardcover Full Leather. Very Good Condition. Contemporary mottled calf worn at corners spine dry and rubbed lettering piece fragmentary neatly rebacked some time ago. Marbled endpapers signature to title. Light scattered foxing otherwise unmarked internally with marginal illustrations throughout and six folding plates browned at the edges but otherwise intact. The second French edition of this dictionary first was 1750 originally published in German. xxiv lv i 378 36 pp. Graesse II 137. Size: Octavo 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Reference; Antiquarian & Rare. Inventory No: 043225. Guillyn hardcover
1750rif. 179573Paris: S. Jorry 1750. Hardcover. Fair Binding copy only. Boards worn. spine is torn loose age toning to pages. Brown cloth boards with gilt spine lettering xxiv iv 1 378 35 pages 6 folded plates. Text in French. Translated by Gottfried Sellius. Etched head-piece by P.A. Aveline on page iii depicting arms of Marquis de Voyer to whom work is dedicated. Plates engraved by Jean Lattré. "Supplémens du dictionnaire de monogrammes &c. tirés de M. l'abbé de Marolles de Florent Le Comte de l'Abécédaire des peintres &c."--P. 315-374. Includes index. S. Jorry hardcover
1750rif. 179573Paris: S. Jorry 1750. Hardcover. Fair Binding copy only. Boards worn. spine is torn loose age toning to pages. Brown cloth boards with gilt spine lettering xxiv iv 1 378 35 pages 6 folded plates. Text in French. Translated by Gottfried Sellius. Etched head-piece by P.A. Aveline on page iii depicting arms of Marquis de Voyer to whom work is dedicated. Plates engraved by Jean Lattré. "Supplémens du dictionnaire de monogrammes &c. tirés de M. l'abbé de Marolles de Florent Le Comte de l'Abécédaire des peintres &c."--P. 315-374. Includes index. S. Jorry hardcover books
1880rif. 137Warren Oh: Press of the Warren Record 1880. Second Edition. Bound in black pressed paper boards and cloth spine. 8vo. 8.25 x 5.5 inches 104pp. English Good. Very Good. Valuable Recipes Compiled by the Young ladies of Christ Church Revised Edition of Valuable Recipes 1880 Publisher: Warren Ohio: Press of the Warren Record 1880 8vo. 8.25 x 5.5 inches 104pp. English Good A nice early Midwestern community cookbook put together by the young women of Christ Church in Warren Ohio. The first edition came out in 1876 and this revised 1880 printing followed after it proved popular locally. Books like this were usually made as church fundraisers pulling together recipes from members of the congregation and the surrounding area. Because of that they give a pretty direct look at how people were actually cooking and living day to day not some polished version of it. This one still has its ads throughout which adds a good layer of local history with period businesses from Warren. Bound in original black pressed paper covers with a cloth spine. It is in Very Good condition with heavy shelf wear to the covers including bumped and worn corners. The endpapers show some foxing and discoloration while the interior pages remain mostly clean with slight rounding to the corners and a few dog-eared pages. Press of the Warren Record unknown
1917rif. GD03899Donors of the Memorial Mary Moore Orr 1917. Donors of the Memorial 1917 First Edition 4to 94 pages. Limited edition of 500 numbered copies of which this is number162 tipped in frontis with numerous additional illustrations. Book bound in a cream colored cloth no dust jacket book very good. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Donors of the Memorial (Mary Moore Orr) Hardcover
1962rif. 486053Deseret Book Company / Wheelwright Publications Inc. January 1962. Leather. Very Good - Cash/No Jacket. 2nd Edition. Dark blue top grain cowhide hardboards gold gilt lettering face and spine; color picture of Angel Moroni on face pressed lined borders rounded corners. Gold gilt with reflected red page ends; fully indexed. Four silk page markers one is torn slightly towards the end. Clean pages. At the end of the index for the Book of Mormon it appears there were some pages cut out one blank page is just set inside the book; index is complete and no pages are missing from the Doctrine and Covenants section. Stock photos may not look exactly like the book. Deseret Book Company / Wheelwright Publications, Inc. hardcover
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1738rif. 7099370Leipzig, bey Theophilo Georgi 1738. (40), 1456, (28 Register), (28 Wegweiser zu den Evangelien) Seiten. Zweispaltiger Frakturdruck. Mit einem Portraitfrontispiz und zweifarbigem Titel. 4° (23 x 19,5 cm). Pergamentband der Zeit mit durchgezogenen Bünden, blindgeprägtem Rückentitel und rot gefärbtem Schnitt.
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