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réf. B13361-11Boston 1993. 630pp. 713 illus. 171 color. Sm. folio. Wraps. Boston, 1993. paperback books
réf. B13361-7Boston 1993. 630pp. 713 illus. 171 color. Sm. folio. Wraps. Boston, 1993. paperback books
1985réf. 51359Boston MA: Boston Publishing Company. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. c1985. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0939526190 . A first edition/first printing in Fine condition in a Very Good dust-jacket with some small tears and some rubbing around the corners. There is a previous owner's address sticker on the rear pastedown; This book is a history of the Medal of Honor from the Civil War to Vietnam and it tells the stories of Medal of Honor recipients from all branches of the military. It is a comprehensive and well-researched book that is sure to interest anyone interested in military history.; 4to ; 346 pages . Boston Publishing Company hardcover books
1968réf. 213161Boston MA: Boston University 1968. Softcover. G. First signature shaken loose otherwise clean and unmarked. White wraps with bronze lettering and color illustration. 72 pp. 32 bw plates. Catalogue lists 88 works by artists from the Boston area. Includes portraiture landscape and genre. Essay and annotation by Henry B. Williams. Endnotes and footnotes provide great reference sources. Artists represented include Allston Badger Benson Blackburn Bloom George L. Brown Buhler Bunker Chambers B. Champney A.C. Chase Sopley B.B. Curtis Feke A. Fisher Gaugengigl A.C. Goodwin John Greenwood Gullager L.W. Hale P. Hale C. Harding Hassam W.M. Hunt E. Johnson Lane Paxton and many others. Boston University paperback books
1973réf. 15987New York: Simon and Schuster 1973. Paperback. Good. Ninth Printing. Good. Wraps generally soiled bumped at the edges and corners some creases throughout. Square bound with some reading wear toned pages clean otherwise. A classic feminist work providing information about birth control abortions self-defense sexuality and other topics. Simon and Schuster paperback books
1851réf. 4013Boston: Eastburn's Press 1851. Softcover. Good with ancient dampstaining to lower portions no disfiguring to the paper uniformly soiled heavily to the covers appears disbound from a larger volume at some point; back cover is missing. Tan sewn wraps. 15 pp. Catalogue lists 321 paintings and 63 works of statuary some of which were for sale. Eastburn's Press paperback books
1962réf. 998Boston: Museum of Fine Arts 1962. Hardcover. Near fine. Slipcase. Boards. 337 352 pp. 24 color 406 bw repros. Two-volume set in slipcase; Catalog lists 1465 works including some sculpture each annotated. Gives biographies of artists many of whom were hitherto unknown or undocumented. An outstanding contribution to the field of Nineteenth-Century Art and indispensable as a reference work. Foreword by Perry T. Rathbone introduction by Henry P. Rossiter summary of the Karolik Collections by Maxim Karolik. Very detailed indices and bibliographies. Scarce. Museum of Fine Arts hardcover books
réf. 226Stock. An unengrossed stock certificate for the Boston Rubber Company. Black on white paper. Uncancelled and in extremely fine condition. unknown books
1998réf. 2130473Berlin, München & Boston: Walter de Gruyter 1998. VIII, 467 Seiten. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Leinenband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1810pp. 55, (1) [Publisher's catalogue]. Age stain. Lacks front fly leaf. 8vo. 205 mm. New wraps. Title continues: "Including A review of Griesbach's edition of the Greek Testament; with remarks upon the various editions and versions of the New Testament, and an inquiry into the propriety of a new translation. From The Eclectic Review." S&S/AI 21202. Softcover. Good. AI BX 3
1851102 p. + Frontis chromolithographed by W. Sharp and half title chromolithographed in gold gilt. Ruled in black throughout. Age stain. Manuscript presentation "Mrs. Ellen Bates with best regards of E. Harris, 1853." AAS sold stamp in rear. All edges gold gilt. 32mo. 115 mm. Original worn and faded cloth binding. Front board decorated with flowers in gilt gold. Loss at head and tail of spine. Hardbound. Good. Gift books in the Victorian era were usually literary annuals or keepsakes, often lavishly decorated, which collected essays, short fiction, and poetry. They were primarily published in the autumn, in time for the holiday season and were intended to be given away rather than read by the purchaser. But it is quite clear that they were then passed about within a family or neighborhood, and were read avidly. Their influence on the taste and attitudes of women in the mid-Victorian era cannot be over-estimated. AI BX 8
1821214 p. + Frontis. Early manuscript ownership of A. Hatzfield on title page. In block letters on rear fly leaf "From the ruins of "Old Main" of Westminster College Burned Jan. 24, 1927, 1861-1927." This refers to the college located in New Wilmington, PA, where two 'Old Main' had burned to the ground in 1861 and 1927. First fly leaves and verso of Frontis light smoke damage. Top edge darkened. 24mo. 145 mm. Original very worn leather binding. Front board detached. Boards stained. Spine very worn with loss. S&S/AI 5326. Hardbound. AI BX 5
1833296 p. + Woodcut Frontis and Three Plates. Damp stain. Age stain. Fly leaves browned. Slight loss on some top corners. Early manuscript ownership. 150 mm. Original leather spine over printed paper boards. Corners worn with some loss. Slight loss at head of spine. Title continues: "And Designed To Aid The Memory By Systematic Arrangement And Interesting Associations. Containing General Views of the Aborigines, of the progress of Manners, Religion, Trade and Commerce, Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures, Population and Education." S&S/AI 19026. 35th Edition. Hardbound. Good. These influential early school books are becoming scarce in the marketplace. A fine collection of them could still be formed inexpensively. PA 71
1855pp. 203, 8 [Publisher's catalogue]. Light age stain. Early manuscript ownership of Maggie Becksmith, Middletown, (PA) on first fly leaf. Small 8vo. 185 mm. Original full brown embossed cloth binding. Head and tail of spine rubbed. Very good. Hardbound. First American Edition. Born in Kennett Square, Chester County, PA, Bayard Taylor (1825-1878) was a popular and influential American poet, literary critic, journalist, translator, and travel author. AI BX 1
1959DJ spine browned. ; One of the most charming books on Boston. Including stunning color paintings by the author ; Color drawings; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 275 pages
1855158 p. Of 2 copies, one has bookplate & signature of Edw. T. Mosely, descendant of a Dorchester settler. Hardcover Good condition; top & bottom of spine chipped
1938unp., illus. Signed by the author for Chris Giffard Hardcover Very good condition good
1969224p., illus. From diaries of 2 members of the Massachusetts group traveling across the country to find gold. Hardcover Very good condition good
2004réf. 54016Jvc, 2004. JM-XR24018 CD Digipak
1893264 p. + Frontis. Numerous drawings by J. S. Barrows. Double column. Top edges damp stained. 8vo. Original full blue cloth binding, embossed in blind. Extremities worn. Boards soiled. Hardbound. Unusual and very scarce Civil War narratives from a series written for the Boston Journal. Included are: Coffin's own memoirs; Chats with the Veteran, by Charles F.W. Archer; Stories of War Life by Officer and Private; Dr. Green's Narrative of the Deserter; Hero of Ft. Wagner; Burning of a Railroad Train; Heroic Mother and an Heroic Son; Pathetic War Memories; The Brave 28th Mass; An Army Singer; Charge of the Forlorn Hope; etc. SHELF W28
1859pp. xii, 324, 16 [Publisher's catalogue] Plus Woodcut Frontis and full page plates by Richard Doyle. Very slight damp staining on last few signatures. 12mo. Original full blue publisher's cloth binding, embossed in blind. Small loss at head and tail of spine and corners. XLib. (Masonic Homes - Elizabethtown, PA). Hardbound. The 'Author's edition'. The illustrator, Richard Doyle (1824-1883) was very popular on both sides of the Atlantic in the Victorian era. He was the brother of Charles Altamont Doyle, and thus the uncle of author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes. ENGLAND BOX 2
réf. 22214Premier ouvrage consacré aux autoportraits de Lucian Freud, ce livre offre une vision pénétrante de l’esprit de cet artiste énigmatique et extrêmement secret. Ces tableaux, dessins, carnets de croquis et lettres intimes constituent pour celui qui les regarde un rappel constant de sa présence écrasante, même quand celle-ci se résume à une ombre ou à un reflet. Plusieurs auteurs, dont certains le côtoyèrent, resituent Lucian Freud dans l’histoire de l’autoportrait et se penchent sur la place qu’occupent les autoportraits au sein de son oeuvre. Leurs textes nous éclairent sur le style changeant du peintre, qui scrutait son corps avec autant d’intensité qu’il en accordait à ses modèles. David Dawson est peintre et photographe et fut l’assistant d’atelier de Lucian Freud. Joseph Leo Koerner est professeur à l’université de Harvard (Victor S. Thomas Professor of History of Art and Architecture) et Senior Fellow de la Society of Fellows en cette même université. Jasper Sharp est conservateur adjoint pour l’art moderne et contemporain au Kunsthistorisches Museum de Vienne. Sebastian Smee est critique d’art, lauréat du Prix Pulitzer. Bruxelles, 2019 Fonds Mercator 150 p., relié. 23,5 x 28,5
1926réf. 27543Breyer Hermanos Buenos Aires 1926 approx.
1971réf. 6416Librairie Droz 17 x 25 Genève 1971 Broché, 205-[3] p., bibliographie, index des noms de leirux et de personnes. Publications romanes et françaises - CXVI. Pages en partie non coupées. Exemplaire en excellent état.(C54)
1971réf. 6416Librairie Droz 17 x 25 Genève 1971 Broché, 205-[3] p., bibliographie, index des noms de leirux et de personnes. Publications romanes et françaises - CXVI. Pages en partie non coupées. Exemplaire en excellent état.(C54)