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1958réf. 1119120130008Stanford University Press 1958. Hardcover. Very Good. Nice looking book has minor edge wear. Stanford University Press hardcover
1946réf. 16180Boston: Houghton Mifflin. Fine in Very Good- dust jacket. 1946. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. DJ is rubbed at the bottom with two vertical closed tears. Suface soil. Signed by Forbes on the fep. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 46 pages; Signed by Author . Houghton Mifflin hardcover
1945réf. 10351New York NY: Old Swimmin' Hole Press 1945. Hard Cover. Very Good Used/Very Good. true . Autographed by author. DJ has small wear may have sun staining. Nice condition. Old Swimmin' Hole Press hardcover
1977réf. 40950HEYNE WILHELM 1977. 1. softcover. FANTASY HEYNE, WILHELM paperback
1997réf. 49900BASTEI-LÜBBE 09/1997. 1. softcover. BASTEI-LÜBBE paperback
1972réf. 12187EREMITEN-PRESSE 1972. 1. softcover. EREMITEN-PRESSE paperback
1995réf. 689BASTEI-LÜBBE 09/1995-07/96. 1. softcover. Scandal/Kendar Deutsche Erstveröffentlichung! 202652027420286 BASTEI-LÜBBE paperback
1996réf. 44438HEYNE WILHELM 1996. 1. softcover. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine HEYNE, WILHELM paperback
1995réf. 3336MAVERICK 1995. 1. KD. MAVERICK unknown
1990réf. 50353ULLSTEIN LEOPOLD 03/1990. 1. softcover. ULLSTEIN, LEOPOLD paperback
1996réf. 49885BASTEI-LÜBBE 11/1996. 1. softcover. Deutsche Erstveröffentlichung! BASTEI-LÜBBE paperback
2001réf. 53387FISCHER 02/2001. 1. softcover. Limitierte Sonderausgabe! FISCHER paperback
réf. aly1614New York: Walker and Company 1968. Signed Presentation Copy Craig Ellwood First American Edition. 8vo. pp. 155. numerous illus. many colour. index. bds. dw some surface wear to dw New York: Walker and Company, 1968 unknown
1894réf. AODntWOO60London: Sampson Low Marston And Company Limited 1894. 1894. 8vo. pp. xii 1 323. 8 plates with tissue guards incl. frontis. index. original giltstamped paperbacked cloth corners bit bumped-one frayed extremities slightly rubbed bookseller's label & blindstamp. First Edition. F. Soft cover. London: Sampson, Low, Marston And Company, Limited, 1894. Paperback
2009réf. 001511Voorburg: Tassen Museum. Fine. 2009. Softcover. 9078844043 . Pictorial covers; color photographs throughout displaying examples from the history of ladies' bags from the late Middle Ages to the present day. . Tassen Museum paperback
2001réf. 7178Grenoble: Ellug Université Stendhal 2001. pp 226 Near fine paperback one black mark to the fore edge otherwise clean and crisp. Inscribed by the editor and contributor Keith Dixon to Scottish author Alasdair Gray - "For Alasdair and Morag Towards a Scottish Republic Keith". Provenance: from the recent Glasgow dispersal sale of Alasdair Gray's library. Gray 1934-2019 is acknowledged as one of the most innovative figures in Scottish literature and culture. Painter novelist playwright poet and editor Gray frequently combined his diverse artistic talents within single works to challenge existing forms. He has been described as 'Blending satire and tragedy realism and fantasy his work has been credited with spurring a renaissance in Scottish literature.' Please contact Christian White at Modernfirsteditions if you would like more information about this item. Near fine 2001 Ellug, Université Stendhal paperback
1952réf. B001J1UQNUasinStandard Education 1952-01-01. Hardcover. Good. Interior clean binding tight moderate wear to covers. Standard Education hardcover
1989réf. 27369Eureka CA: Rachel Smith Tomini. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1989. Revised Edition. Hardcover. 0962166405 . Text is clean. Cover shows only limited wear. Dust jacket shows minor edgewear mostly at spine ends. This is a 1989 update/revision to the 1953 original. Updates/revisions done by author's daughter. . Rachel Smith Tomini hardcover
réf. 18090Stapled wraps. El Cerrito Ca c 1970 green pictorial stapled wraps about 7½x10" Near Fine with minor cover age discoloration 56 pages contributors: Isshu Miura Clayton Eshleman Manuel Betanzos Clemente Airo Buzz Lugenbeel Kenneth P. Allen Art Cuelho Jed Linde R.D. Lakin Jim Hawks Gene Fowler Harley Elliot Dukardo Hinestrosa Jon ur Vor Ernesto Cardenal Claudio Naranjo Douglas Blazek Evelyn Thorne John M. Bennett Colette Inez Douglas Calhoun Hugh Fox LITERATURE file poe.; F3632 L Poe; 4to 11" - 13" tall . paperback
réf. Is48Hbk 350pp text in Hebrew and English no dj as issued an unread copy excellent as new Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, 1998
1973réf. 1-2500771973. Couverture souple. Moyen . Astrolabio collection 1973. 1 volume brochés format In-8 acceptable Envoi avec numéro de Suivi - shipping with tracking number. Astrolabio unknown
1907réf. 594951907. Frame Nathan T. and Esther G. Frame. REMINISCENCES OF NATHAN T. FRAME AND ESTHER G. FRAME. Cleveland OH: The Authors 1907. 673p cloth illus covers worn and lightly soiled good. The frames were Quakers who took their ministry to various parts of the United States a good part of it in Ohio. From 1881 to 1914 Nathan Frame 1840-1915 was pastor of a church in Jamestown Greene County Ohio. See Coyle "Ohio Authors" p.224. unknown
réf. 35017Stereotype Edition. Cincinnati: Published by H.W. Derby & Co 1845. 108 pages. Frontispiece. 7x4.5" cloth spine printed paper boards cover imprint: Cincinnati: Henry W. Derby & Co. Lowenstein American Cookery Books 341. LACKING PAGE 101-2 heavily stained worn loose fair. hardcover
réf. 7189Prudy's Press North Fort Myers. 1991 7" by 8 1/2" light gold Softcover Near New SIGNED BY AUTHOR factual historical adventures told by fictious pioneer children approximately 16 pages Prudy's Press, North Fort Myers paperback
1919réf. 0009017Meadville Cleveland Youngstown Pennsylvania PA. Good. 1919. On offer is the 1919 diary of Esther A. Walling of Meadville Pennsylvania. She is a very proud and at that time female Railroad Clerk at the Erie Railroad Office. Her brother with whom she lives is Frank. He is also a railroad clerk and a person she loves very much. She goes to church on Sundays and is often on trips to Cleveland Youngstown and Jamestown for fun weekends of shopping and entertainment with her girlfriends or brother. There are just a few entries until late February in which Esther takes a trip to Cleveland with her girlfriends. "Saturday February 22 We went shopping today and purchased this book also the picture "On the River Tiber." We went to the play "The Girl Behind the Gun" this afternoon and in the evening went to the Hippodrome. Aunt Attie met us & we took her to supper in the old arcade. We stayed at the Hotel Winton." She seems to have some pretty strong union sympathies often going to "Brotherhood of Railway Clerks" later known as the Transportation Communications International Union and speaking enthusiastically of the meetings and the new members initiated during the year. The early 20th century was a high time for labor movements in America and it was not uncommon to find strong believers in unions at this time. In May she and Frank go to Chicago to meet their mother who is returning from vacation in California. They spend a few days in the city shopping seeing sights and meeting friends. The entries are fairly irregular in their frequency. They tend to be most regular when Esther is on a trip outside of Meadville. During these trips there are usually entries written everyday until she comes back home in which they resume the frequency of two or three entries every week. July and September are the most consistent with entries almost everyday. The summer is filled with work small weekend trips meetings of the "Brotherhood" and much small town entertainment such as parades fireworks concerts and leisurely drives in her brother's 1919 Ford. In mid-October Esther takes a nice vacation with her girlfriend Hazel They go to Washington D.C. first and take in the famous sights. "Took sightseeing car around Wash. visited Capitol museum etc. In afternoon we went to Arlington VA. saw the wireless station where the time is sent daily over the country and many historical places." They go from Arlington to Mt. Vernon and visit Washington's home then off to to Philadelphia where they see the Liberty Bell and other attractions. From Philadelphia they move on to New York getting in at Grand Central Station. They do not stay long in the city as they have a same day train to Boston. "Monday October 20. We went in Sightseeing car to Lexington & Concord. Most interesting trip we took. Saw Harvard College and went in John Hancock's old home; saw homes of many authors poets and noted people." A few days later they are back home in Meadville. The rest of the year is back to normal for Esther. Esther's handwriting is simple and easy to read done mostly in ink with the exception of a few entries near the end of the year. The front and back cover are slightly detached from the paper. Mild age-toning to pages and some discoloration caused by newspaper clippings pasted to a few pages throughout the year mostly about birth and wedding announcements. There is also a small piece of ephemera in the book a letter from the office of D.G. Snodgrass M.D. that reads "July 27th 1918. Rec'd Esther Welling one dollar for vaccination. D.G. Snodgrass MD." Why this letter is in the book is not noted. Examples of text: "Thursday March 6. A number of other Erie girls & I attended the annual Fried Turkey supper at the Baptist Church this evening. Fine supper. After the supper we went to on Centre St. where an assistant organizer attempted to organize a local lodge of Railroad clerks." ; "Tuesday April 22. Went to lodge "Brotherhood of Railway Clerks" tonight. Good attendance. Nineteen new members were taken in and several names proposed for initiation at next meeting."; "Saturday August 16. The first annual picnic of the Erie RR Shops & Offices was held at Celeron today. Special train of 19 coaches left at 8:15 A.M. returning on special train leaving Jamestown at 11:30 P.M. There was a terrible storm & cyclone at Celeron."; "Sunday September 7. Slept till 10:30. Willie came up to attend the clam bake at Oakwood Park for Bessemen employers. An aeroplane passed over the city this A.M." Background - As related in the August 1919 issue of Erie Railroad Magazine the USRA found that nationwide 101785 women were working at railroad occupations at the high point of female employment October 1 1918. The Erie accounted for 11 percent of that total employing 10274 women in various job categories. On the Erie the largest category employing women by far was clerical: 81 percent of the female workers worked as clerks stenographers draftswomen and assistants and ticket clerks.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF ESTHER WALLING FRANK WALLING MEADVILLE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CLERK ERIE RAILROAD OFFICE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CLERKS TRANSPORTATION COMMUNICATIONS INTERNATIONAL UNION LABOR MOVEMENT IN AMERICA WOMEN IN UNIONS WOMEN IN THE LABOR MOVEMENT IN AMERICA RAILROAD WORKERS INTERWAR PERIOD IN THE UNITED STATES WOMEN POST WW1 WOMEN WORKING IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY SUFFRAGE SUFFRAGETTE PRE SUFFRAGE FEMINISM WOMEN'S STUDIES GENDER STUDIES PRE FEMINIST ERA POST WORLD WAR 1 AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL AMERICANA ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown
