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1899Best.-Nr. 005127Moses King . Contemporary green cloth with title in gilt within a black circle angel design in white beneath flat spine with title eare and soiling. 1000 portraits scenes and views. Internally about fine save. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1899. Moses King hardcover
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1881Best.-Nr. ZB650687Cambridge: Moses King 1881. viii 438 pp. illustrations in text original half leather with paper sides bound in one of the complementary copies from Macullar Parker & Company; binding rubbed book plates removed from both paste downs else internally clean and tight. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Cambridge: Moses King hardcover
1882Best.-Nr. 57562Cambridge Mass: Published by Moses King 1882. 8vo pp. 5 4-168; original purple cloth stamped in gilt; a.e.g.; spine extremities and corners scuffed; otherwise very good. Ownership inscription of Mary F. Wolcott on front free endpaper. A collection of 160 poems dedicated to the late President Garfield. Submissions were received from applicants throughout the United States and Europe. Among the contributors were Oliver Wendell Holmes Julia Ward Howe and Joaquin Miller. See BAL IV p. 332. Published by Moses King unknown
1881Best.-Nr. 57653Cambridge Mass: Published by Moses King 1881. First edition 8vo pp. 6 7-80; engraved frontispiece of Garfield; original pictorial wrappers; staple-bound; spine extremities lightly chipped; lower corner of front wrapper chipped along with the first three leaves; otherwise very good. A collection of 43 poems dedicated to the late President Garfield. Submissions were received from applicants throughout the United States. Among the contributors were Oliver Wendell Holmes Julia Ward Howe Joaquin Miller and Walt Whitman. Published by Moses King unknown
1905Best.-Nr. 7558New York: Moses King 1905. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Henry M. Pettit F.W. Jopling Richard Rummell. Folio. i ii-viii 5 2-72. With a history of Brooklyn by John W. Chadwick. Laden with illustrations and photography throughout. Two maps. Index to views and photographs. Uncommon original cloth binding beveled edges with title and design stamped on the front board in darker green black and gilt. A trifle soiling to front cover; light wear to extremities of cloth. The writing pen featured in the final photo was added to provide scale. "The Greatest of the Five Boroughs of Greater New York" as Chadwick's history is titled. Some-300 of the photographs are by George P. Hall and Son documenting commercial buildings cemeteries bridges banks public works houses and apartment houses schools hotels street and waterfront scenes churches etc. Printed by the Plimpton Press. Scarce in cloth. Moses King hardcover
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18928vo., First Edition, with illustrated title in red and black, over 800 photographs (many full-page) and a full-page map in the text, and pictorial endpapers; original pictorial tan cloth gilt, upper board board elaborately blocked and lettered in gilt and brown, gilt back, brown top, very neatly recased, a remarkably bright, clean copy. A remarkably well-preserved copy of the best nineteenth-century guide to the city, extensive in scope and comprehensive in detail. A second edition was issued in the following year; the original edition is very scarce, especially in this condition.
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1892Best.-Nr. 053711Boston MA: Moses King 1892. 1st . Leather Binding. Very Good/No Jacket. 8 Vo; 3.5 Pounds. Over 800 Illustrations from Photographs. First Edition First Printing; newly rebound in brown leather w/raised ribs; ex-lib with minimal markings and inside; 928 pages . a lovely book; top edge gilt Moses King hardcover
2011Best.-Nr. DADAX3639376587VDM Verlag 2011-08-31. paperback. New. 5.91x0.25x8.66. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. VDM Verlag paperback
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2023Best.-Nr. AME_9781666900736Lexington Books 2023. 1ST. Hardcover. New/New. _ Lexington Books hardcover
1834Best.-Nr. 436962Connecticut New York Ohio 1834. Very Good. A small archive consisting of one two-page narrative letter and 10 loose sheets about 20 holograph pages of miscellaneous writings by Moses Kimball including one page with pen and ink illustrations. Modest toning and a few tiny tears three manuscript sheets are partially split at the folds including one with a neat Japanese paper tape repair about very good overall. Born in Connecticut in 1741 Moses Kimball served in the Revolutionary War as a soldier under Brigadier General Samuel McClellan 1781-82. A devout Universalist he taught navigation and civil engineering and was a prosperous land owner in Norwich Connecticut. The letter and miscellaneous writings of poetry and short sermons retained here date from the last two years of his life when he left Connecticut to live with a grandson in Norwalk Ohio. In the letter written to a friend in Connecticut Kimball describes in detail his 15-day journey undertaken in May 1835 from Poquetanuck to Norwalk: He left via sloop for Albany then traveled along the Erie Canal and completed the last leg of the trip by steamer on Lake Erie. In his verse and short sermons he lays out his strong Universalist beliefs and philosophy of life. He died happy at the age of 93 in December 1835 just a few weeks after his arrival in Norwalk. A few extracts from the letter together with a sample of his verse follows: 1. ALS. 2pp. Small quarto. Norwalk October 14th 1835. Addressed to John Harkness at Preston Connecticut: "My good friend having an opportunity to give you some account of my journey to this place I gladly embrace it. It is a beautiful country suitable for farming a rich soil . We have an academy of learning for young gentlemen with 108 scholars and another for young ladies with 98 female scholars . We left Poquetanuck the 11 day of May & arrived at my Grandson Moses Kimball's the 25 of May. We went in a sloop . to Albany there I saw great improvements . They have made an Island in the river half a mile long . forming a basin between that & the main land with draw bridges at each end. There we left the sloop and entered on board a canal boat and past on our way drawn by horses day and night. Thus we past on up to Little Falls . and so on to Fort Stanwix . there at the height of land we left the Mohawk River and past a flat level country for 60 or 70 miles without a lock. The country all low and intersected with drowned land . and all along this wet country where the land rose a little . there would be some inhabitants settled with a bridge or two over the canal . when we got to Lake Erie at Buffalo we left the canal boat and got into a steam boat the largest vessel that I ever saw . this boat that cost thirty-five thousand dollars my grandson Moses owns one-tenth part . When we came over the lake . there were seven hundred passengers in her . So you see it is no wonder she earns money . ." 2. Miscellaneous Verses and Short Sermons 1834-35: 10 octavo sheets/about 20 holograph pages including one page with pen and ink illustrations. The following is quoted from a poem written by Kimball on his ninety-third birthday "May 17 A.D. 1834": This day my years are Ninety-three The time is past & gone from me Brought into being here to stay To wait for time to pass away . And when my earthly body dies To God my spirit will arise And live with him and there remain Till Souls to bodies join again . A compelling and historically important small archive of writings that also serve as a testament to Kimball's remarkable physical health and mental acuity. unknown books
1834Best.-Nr. 436962Connecticut New York Ohio 1834. Very Good. A small archive consisting of one two-page narrative letter and 10 loose sheets about 20 holograph pages of miscellaneous writings by Moses Kimball including one page with pen and ink illustrations. Modest toning and a few tiny tears three manuscript sheets are partially split at the folds including one with a neat Japanese paper tape repair about very good overall. Born in Connecticut in 1741 Moses Kimball served in the Revolutionary War as a soldier under Brigadier General Samuel McClellan 1781-82. A devout Universalist he taught navigation and civil engineering and was a prosperous land owner in Norwich Connecticut. The letter and miscellaneous writings of poetry and short sermons retained here date from the last two years of his life when he left Connecticut to live with a grandson in Norwalk Ohio. In the letter written to a friend in Connecticut Kimball describes in detail his 15-day journey undertaken in May 1835 from Poquetanuck to Norwalk: He left via sloop for Albany then traveled along the Erie Canal and completed the last leg of the trip by steamer on Lake Erie. In his verse and short sermons he lays out his strong Universalist beliefs and philosophy of life. He died happy at the age of 93 in December 1835 just a few weeks after his arrival in Norwalk. A few extracts from the letter together with a sample of his verse follows: 1. ALS. 2pp. Small quarto. Norwalk October 14th 1835. Addressed to John Harkness at Preston Connecticut: "My good friend having an opportunity to give you some account of my journey to this place I gladly embrace it. It is a beautiful country suitable for farming a rich soil . We have an academy of learning for young gentlemen with 108 scholars and another for young ladies with 98 female scholars . We left Poquetanuck the 11 day of May & arrived at my Grandson Moses Kimball's the 25 of May. We went in a sloop . to Albany there I saw great improvements . They have made an Island in the river half a mile long . forming a basin between that & the main land with draw bridges at each end. There we left the sloop and entered on board a canal boat and past on our way drawn by horses day and night. Thus we past on up to Little Falls . and so on to Fort Stanwix . there at the height of land we left the Mohawk River and past a flat level country for 60 or 70 miles without a lock. The country all low and intersected with drowned land . and all along this wet country where the land rose a little . there would be some inhabitants settled with a bridge or two over the canal . when we got to Lake Erie at Buffalo we left the canal boat and got into a steam boat the largest vessel that I ever saw . this boat that cost thirty-five thousand dollars my grandson Moses owns one-tenth part . When we came over the lake . there were seven hundred passengers in her . So you see it is no wonder she earns money . ." 2. Miscellaneous Verses and Short Sermons 1834-35: 10 octavo sheets/about 20 holograph pages including one page with pen and ink illustrations. The following is quoted from a poem written by Kimball on his ninety-third birthday "May 17 A.D. 1834": This day my years are Ninety-three The time is past & gone from me Brought into being here to stay To wait for time to pass away . And when my earthly body dies To God my spirit will arise And live with him and there remain Till Souls to bodies join again . A compelling and historically important small archive of writings that also serve as a testament to Kimball's remarkable physical health and mental acuity. unknown
1997Best.-Nr. SONG0761808310UPA 1997-08-14. paperback. Used: Good. 5.38x0.44x8.57. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. UPA paperback
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Best.-Nr. 5448893-6Bloomsbury Publishing USA. Used - Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Bloomsbury Publishing USA unknown
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1993Best.-Nr. BN736960GALLIMARD 1993. 1993. Histoire de l'Arménie Histoire de l'Arménie Khorène Moïse de GALLIMARD unknown
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2010Best.-Nr. DADAX1165695219Kessinger Publishing 2010-09-10. paperback. New. 8.25x0.89x11.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing paperback
