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1964rif. 06584NY: Harcourt Brace & World 1964. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. 156 pages cloth. Companion to STRANGER AT GREEN KNOWE which won Carnegie Medal. Tolly Ping & Mrs. Oldknow must deal with a witch pretending to be a scholar. Some soil spots spot on cover. VERY GOOD in chipped & soiled dustjacket. Harcourt Brace & World Hardcover
2011rif. BBS-2024725Swan River Press 2011. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 0x0x0. Illustrated boards very good with light edgewear. Spine square. Binding sound. Dust jacket has a small narrow chip torn away along the top edge of front panel. Top edge of textblock a little dusty. Interior bright and unmarked. Swan River Press hardcover
2003rif. 338382Ashcroft BC: Ash-Tree Press 2003. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8x5x0. Ash-Tree Press 2003; stated first printing limited to 500 copies; xiii 140pp. Introduction by Lionel & Patricia Fanthorpe. Jacket illustration by Paul Lowe. VG hardcover in VG dust jacket. Binding is tight sturdy and square; black cloth boards VG corners sharp gilt titling bright and bold; interior clean text very good throughout. Unclipped dust jacket in VG condition arrives wrapped in protective mylar. Ships same or next business day from Dinkytown in Minneapolis Minnesota. Ash-Tree Press hardcover
2000rif. 006587San Diego California: Univeld Incorporated 2000. Paper Back. New/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 564pp.; SC blue w/blk.&white-photo cover; NEW still in shrinkwrap. This volume provides a blueprint for manned missions to Mars and a continued presence on the planet's surface including what technology is required and what kinds of precursor missions and experiments are required for this undertaking. Papers which do not appear in full are published as abstracts. These proceedings are based on updated papers which were originally presented at the 5th Case for Mars conference. Univeld, Incorporated unknown
rif. 1589602013.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1824rif. 054766Merthyr Tydfil: J. Jenkins 1824. Edition Unstated. Hardcover Full Leather. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Small Octavo. Binding quite scuffed light edge wear corners bumped. Light foxing inside. First edition of the work in this format and binding and/or set or series. Size: Small Octavo. 384 pages. Text is in Welsh. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2 pounds or less. Category: Religion & Theology; Welsh Language; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. J. Jenkins hardcover
1784rif. BOOKS254480Falkirk: Printed and fold by Patrick Mair. G/No Dustjacket. 1784. New Edition. Leather. First published in 1720. . 12mo. 392pp. Cover rubbed chipped with stains cracked at spine; heavily stained with some page tears ownership on titlepage . Printed and fold by Patrick Mair hardcover
1917rif. 8043Boston Mass: Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery 1917. Stapled booklet 20 x 13 cm. 29 pages. Stated "Third printing May 21 1917"; originally published in April of that year and with a "Second Edition" early in the month of May. The lessons in this booklet cover "Food as an Energy Producer" and were “first arranged for lessons in Canteen Cooking from the Massachusetts Branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness”. Alice Bradley had been the head of Miss Farmer's School of Cookery since 1915 when she rose to the position upon the death of the school's namesake. She ran the school through the mid-1940s publishing numerous books along the way. This was one of her earliest published works though I've been unable to establish priority of the first few as she was prolific in 1917 issuing The Candy Book a series of Demonstration Lectures and this book of Lessons. A few early and neat ink corrections to tables at rear; in publisher’s printed brown wrappers; fine. OCLC locates six copies of all printings; Cagle 99. Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery unknown
1917rif. 8043Boston Mass: Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery 1917. Stapled booklet 20 x 13 cm. 29 pages. Stated "Third printing May 21 1917"; originally published in April of that year and with a "Second Edition" early in the month of May. The lessons in this booklet cover "Food as an Energy Producer" and were “first arranged for lessons in Canteen Cooking from the Massachusetts Branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness”. Alice Bradley had been the head of Miss Farmer's School of Cookery since 1915 when she rose to the position upon the death of the school's namesake. She ran the school through the mid-1940s publishing numerous books along the way. This was one of her earliest published works though I've been unable to establish priority of the first few as she was prolific in 1917 issuing The Candy Book a series of Demonstration Lectures and this book of Lessons. A few early and neat ink corrections to tables at rear; in publisher’s printed brown wrappers; fine. OCLC locates six copies of all printings; Cagle 99. Miss Farmer’s School of Cookery unknown books
rif. FORT909382Folio. Used - Very Good. In Slipcase Folio unknown
1894rif. 0909T188334Boston MA Rockwell & Churhcill Sic. Good. 1894. Hardcover. TWO VOLUMES: Vol. I 1822 - 1851 Vol. II 1852-1867. Green cloth lightly edge worn. Back of Vol. II stained. Vol. I end paper cracked off. Paper toned. Sold as set only. . Boston, MA Rockwell & Churhcill (Sic?) hardcover
rif. 63-7895Boston: Cyrus G. Cooke 1862. Business Card 8.5 x 5.5 cm. Oblong VG. Boston: Cyrus G. Cooke, 1862. unknown
rif. 18-5745Boston MA: Museum of Fine Arts Boston 1971. . 8vo. 46 pp. Stiff stapled beige and red marbled wraps with black lettering. Good with marginal creasewear and soiling along wraps. Black and white plates and illustrations. Includes bibliography. Catalogue prompted on occasion of two exhibitions held at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston in the Spring of 1971. First edition. Boston, MA: Museum of Fine Arts Boston, 1971. paperback
1983rif. 200797Cambridge: MIT Press 1983. First Edition. Softcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. MIT Press unknown
1870rif. H8252Boston: White & Brown 1870. Good. 16mo 5.25 inches tall 12 pp touting on every page Hartshorn's Cough Balsam with jokes and gags on almost every page as well. Handsome woodcut cover light wear. No copies to be found in OCLC. The cough balsam has been around since 1850 but we'd guess this pamphlet to be printed 1865-75 just from the look. Some light stains to contents minor wear. White & Brown unknown
1976rif. 86192Barre MA: Barre Publishing 1976. First Edition stated presumed first printing. Trade paperback. Very good. Mark Driscoll. x 182 pages. Illustrated cover. Illustrations. Maps. Bibliography. Index. Cover has a mild curve up at the front edge. Introduction by Walter Muir Whitehill. Previous owner's name in ink inside front cover. This work covers the Waterfront to the Fenway Beacon Hill to Roxbury and the Back Bay to Cambridge. The Boston Society of Architects is one of the oldest and largest chapters of the AIA. The Boston Society of Architects BSA is a nonprofit membership organization committed to architecture design and the built environment. On June 20 1867 approximately 50 architects convened in the City of Boston to sign the articles of association for the Boston Society of Architects. Since this time the BSA has grown to approximately 4000 members. The BSA became the eastern Massachusetts regional association of the AIA in 1870. It has sister chapters in Central Massachusetts and Western Massachusetts. The membership of the BSA supports ArchitectureBoston Magazine an ideas-focused publication edited by Boston Globe columnist Renée Loth; and BSA Space a gallery for public architecture and design-related exhibitions. They convene annually at the Architecture Boston Expo convention. The BSA promotes and enhances the practice of architecture and design through such programs as building-industry conventions Build Boston and Residential Design and Construction skills training design lectures job and college fairs ARE study groups Common Boston Week and more. ArchitectureBoston is the BSA's ideas magazine. The Boston Society of Architects has brought the centuries together with words and pictures in a unique publication. Invaluable to the more-than-casual visitor and indispensable to the serious student of architecture it is a lively resource for community advocates seeking to understand and improve their neighborhoods. From Beacon Hill "a brick Acropolis for the Athens of America" to the tantalizing mix of the historic and the avant garde that is Cambridge the ideas and events of the past can be read in today's treasury of '"build form." Long known as a city with wall-to-wall history Boston has invested its elderly structure with new and relevant uses while adding new building that respect much of what has gone before. Walter Muir Whitehill 1905 - 1978 was an American writer historian medievalist and the Director and Librarian of the Boston Athenaeum from 1946 to 1973. He was also editor for publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts from 1946 to 1978. From 1951 to 1972 Whitehill was a professor at Harvard University. Whitehill received his AB and AM degrees from Harvard in 1926 and 1929. Shortly after this he married Jane Revere Coolidge a descendant of Thomas Jefferson and eldest daughter of Julian Coolidge. He then went to England where he received a Ph.D. from the University of London. In 1932 he did in Santiago de Compostela the first full transcription of the medieval Codex Calixtinus. Whitehill was selected to deliver an important televised address about the history and development of Boston on the occasion of the Bicentennial Celebration of the United States. On July 11 1976 he spoke at the Old State House in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II the Mayor of Boston the Governor of Massachusetts and a large audience. The text of his address was printed in a publication by the Bostonian Society which operates the Old State House on behalf of the National Park Service. He delivered the commencement address in 1974 at the College of William and Mary. Although Whitehill's publishing career focused on Bostoniana his significant work on Spanish medieval topics represented the first American interest in the subject. Barre Publishing paperback
rif. 97289American School Peace League. 32 94 104 98 139 124 pages membership blank. 9 x 6" printed wrappers. Radcliffe 1902 'to promote international justice and fraternity through American schools' later American School Citizenship League civics classes. Officers constitution conventions addresses contests publications. 2 wraps splitting few corner chips 1 edge damped Radcliffe College blindstamps G. American School Peace League unknown
rif. 63-6717Boston MA: Flying Quill 1972 - 1977. Folio. Ten Folded Catalogues Includes some facsimiles 8 pp. each Very Good. Provenance: Frederick G. Ruffner. Boston, MA: Flying Quill, 1972 - 1977. unknown
rif. 17-5609Boston MA: Vose Galleries of Boston. 1985. 4to. 16pp. Stapled Wraps. Exhibition Catalogue. Color and B&W Plates. Very Good. Boston, MA: Vose Galleries of Boston. 1985. paperback
1998rif. Ware938NP095Simon Schuster Trade 1998. Trade Paperbac. Used: Very good. 10x8x1. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes ; Very good trade paperback; tips/edges bumped; slight signs of use and wear; clean pages; prompt shipping with tracking. Simon Schuster Trade paperback
rif. 77-1451Boston Massachusetts: Institute of Contemporary Art 1981. 8vo. Soft Cover. Stapled wrap. Good. 35 pp. Color plates. Wear on covers creasing on spine. Note to previous owner from Carl Siembab on title page. Silver covers. Boston, Massachusetts: Institute of Contemporary Art, 1981 paperback
1982rif. Alibris.0018884Boston: Institute of Contemporary Art. 1982. Trade paperback. Fair. Wear to cover and pages. Tape-repaired tear to half-title pages. Appears unmarked. 119 p. : ill. some col. ; 28 cm. Includes Illustrations. . Subtitle on added t.p. : Images of the modern dialogue 1890-1980. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston Nov. 9 1982-Jan. 8 1983 and at the Toledo Museum of Art Mar. 6-Apr. 24 1983. Includes bibliographies. Contents: Modern art and dance an introduction / Marianne Martin--The changing space of theater / Iris M. Fanger--Martha Graham and the changing landscape of modernism / Deborah Jowitt--"Then I thought about Marcel": Merce Cunningham's. . Institute of Contemporary Art paperback
rif. 63-7864Boston MA: Mudie's John C. Connelly & Co. ca. 1880. Business Card Oblong 2.75" x 6" Very Good Gold Printing On Textured Black Card Stock Faux Leather. Scarce. Boston, MA: Mudie's John C. Connelly & Co., [ca. 1880]. hardcover
rif. 15-8928Winsted Connecticut: Larkin & Sparks 1892-1898. 8vo. Folded Pages Very Good with some creasing minor toning. Illustrated. Winsted, Connecticut: Larkin & Sparks, 1892-1898. unknown
1976rif. 231113Atheneum 1976. First American Edition. Hardcover. Good Condition/Fair. Illustrator: Boston Peter. Ex-library marks light wear pages toned with age; tape stains on the covers. The jacket has some discoloring and wear chipped at the top of the spine; price intact on the front flap. Illustrator: Boston Peter. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Juvenile; ISBN: 0689500378. ISBN/EAN: 9780689500374. Inventory No: 231113. . 9780689500374 Atheneum hardcover
