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1966rif. 003510Hodder and Stoughton for the Royal Geographical Society 1966. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Compact red softcover; pp. 189. Previous owner's name and date --- Campbell 1966. Minor shelf wear. A rare bit of adventuring history. Amoebic Dysentery to tooth extraction with pliers. Hodder and Stoughton for the Royal Geographical Society paperback
rif. 56854961-6Little Brown Book Group Limited. 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. Little, Brown Book Group Limited unknown
rif. Z1-I-021-02019Ulverscroft. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Ulverscroft unknown
1950rif. 90641Ksiazka i Wiedza 1950. Hard Cover. fine/very good. Tadeisoa Grpmpwsloegp. Quarto. Cream cloth in dust jacket. 405pp Illustrated by Tadeusza Gronowskiego. Polish text. Nine full page large folded color illustrations as well as color head-pieces and tail pieces. Some chipping to edges of dust jacket. A Lovely book. Pan Tadeusz or the Last Inn in Lithuania. It is thought to be the last great epic poem of European literature and is recognized as the national epic of Poland. It has long been required reading along with memorization in Polish schools and if the most widely known and read book in the country. Ksiazka i Wiedza unknown
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2014rif. C72947New York 2014. First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. Very good plus in very good minus dust jacket. Dust jacket unclipped. Small mark to fore edge of text block. Dust jacket has some bumping to head of spine. Some soiling to dust jacket. . 8vo.Pp. xvi 323. First Edition. Signed. Dust jacket beige and grey with E.M Lilen's Der Judische Mai black and brown lettering. Publisher's boards black with gilt lettering. Inscribed to Clive Sinclair writer and his partner Haidee Becker the painter.ISBN: 9781479817481 hardcover
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rif. 54322617-6Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. Used - Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good. Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S unknown
rif. MD41Quarto bifolium ca. 25x20 cm or 9 ¾ x 7 ¾ in. 3 pp. Brown ink on bluish wove paper; addressed and with a postal stamp on the first leaf. Foldmarks several minor holes on folds one larger hole affecting two words a couple of minor tears neatly repaired paper slightly soiled but overall a very good letter written in a legible hand. An interesting original early letter to notable Oregon pioneers Adam and Lucinda Stephens back from their home state of Missouri illustrating the process of migration to Oregon from the Midwest in the 1850s and the attitudes of the pioneers’ families to their move. Written with numerous spelling mistakes and addressed to “dear Brother and Sister” “A. & S. Stephens” in “Salem Oregon Ter.” the letter by J.W. Gilmore Lucinda’s brother starts with the latest news about family and friends followed by the author’s refusal to move to Oregon as he doesn’t “like the contry from what I have lerned of it” and “I think as like as not I will die in Missouri.” He continues with listing the latest prices for livestock beef and land and concludes with the discussion of land in their common possession likely the estate of their deceased parents of family members. Adam Stephens and his family came to Oregon in 1849 and “operated the second grocery store in city of Salem” Mrs. Mary Pruitt Pioneer Passes// The Capital Journal Salem Oregon 5 July 1928 p. 9. “Later in 1850 Adam Stephens purchased a squatter’s right to a donation land claim of nearly 600 acres from one Antone Prestly paying for the right a pony and a shot gun and a gift of $30 in cash <…> Adam Stephens gave the site for the Hayesville Baptist church. This church was organized March 18 1888. This building was erected in 1889 and ’90 and dedicated in 1890. <…> Adam Stephens was the first Sunday school superintendent and his daughter Josephine or Judy Stephens as she was better known was the first organist in the church <…> The Hayesville Baptist church was the nucleus around which the Hayesville Sunday school district convention was organized. This is noted as being the oldest organization of its kind in the world. It was organized in 1893 and is composed of all rural Sunday schools surrounding Salem. <…> The Hayesville cemetery was also given by Adam Stephens the first burial there being his one-year-old son Adam L. in 1858. He was also buried here in 1891 and his wife in 1910 and five of his children also…” Presidential Candidate Name Betowed Upon Community near Salem// The Capital Journal Salem Oregon 27 March 1931 p. 3. Adam Stephens Middle School in Salem Oregon was named after him. Excerpts from the letter spelling is original: “<…> I have nothing strange to rite to you as it has been so long since I have herd from you. I hardly know what to right. <…> Gilliam and Nancy left this fall for Texas. Ned and Jane was parted and came to gather on the consideration of Neds never to bring whisky in the house. They have only one child living the oldest. I think you wold like to take glance at old Missouri by this time and then you wold not see it all there is beter contrys than this but I fere Oregon is not. You have been riting to me to come to Oregon but I don’t think I ever will come. I don’t like the contry from what I have lerned of it I drawn an idea that it is prety near … and that I think it is like small potatoes in inlend. Tho not making lite of your contry we cannot all live in one place you are there and I am here doing the best I can. This is no one now that lives that I wold like to se beter than you two and family. Tho we hope there is a beter contry than these where we will meat. I am much oblige to you for the offer you made to me to come to the contry. I think as like as not I will die in Missouri. I have 4 of the pretiest children that be started in this brush and the last in peticaler we call it Margaret Sarah now it sits on the flore sabiring and now it is bedtime. Times have improved some here since you were here. Horses are from 1.00 to 1.25 cowes 15 to 25 sheepe 2.50 past 4 etc. beff 6 to 8 etc. per pound land here from 4 to 10 per acar. Mary sais give her respects to Loucinda and to Gabriela her sis. Concerning land I rote to you same time since and sent you a deed for you and Loucinda to sign and then send it back iff you all be so kind. Iff you have not got it I wold be glad to no and rite. Any how this land I bought of the boys and they died and left me with out a rite. I came home and got the warent and centered the lane and can’t go to improving it till I get a dead. I lacated the warent in Mangomery Co. Mo. <…>” unknown
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rif. BAY_11_SH_023025Hamlyn. Used - Like New. Text block wraps and binding are in like new condition without markings of any kind. Supporting Bay Area Friends of the Library since 2010. Well packaged and promptly shipped. Hamlyn paperback
1822rif. 186529London: Printed for J. Richardson and Co. Thomas Tegg & 8 others in London A. Allardice Edinburgh and R. Griffin and Co. Glasgow 1822. The birth of modern economics Second collected edition the first in duodecimo following the octavo of 1811-12 and including the Wealth of Nations and the Theory of Moral Sentiments among other works. Smith's powerful argument for free markets and free trade remains a cornerstone of economic thought. 5 vols duodecimo 174 x 101 mm. Contemporary green calf twin red morocco labels spines gilt in compartments covers bordered with gilt and blind rolls gilt turn-ins green endpapers marbled edges. A few minor pencilled notes. Top label of vol. I peeling slightly a little rubbed light wear at extremities with tips recoloured and strengthened some light foxing to contents minor running stain at foot towards end of vol. III. A very good copy. Tribe 133. unknown
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