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rif. 3337163157.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1834rif. 23862Boston New York & Philadelphia: Lilly Wait and Co. Goodrich and Wiley T.T. Ash 1834. First edition. Hardcover. Brown cloth spine and illustrated green boards. Very good. 102 -212 pages. 17 x 13.5 cm. Index and List of Illustrations latter are black and white engravings. Owner inscriptions front free endpaper scattered light foxing. Back cover announces Periodical Publications Supplied By Samuel Coleman successor to Lilly Wait & Co. Lilly, Wait, and Co., Goodrich and Wiley, T.T. Ash hardcover
1884rif. 23722Boston: Billings Clapp & Co 1884. Wraps. Orig. illustrated wrappers. Near fine. 18 unnumbered pages. 16 x 12 cm. Large folded advert for Nicol's Sarsaparilla with Iodode Of Lime at rear. A contemporary perhaps scurrilous attempt to sell medicine to families via a purported children's book. Interior with blank checkerboard spaces opposite a drawing within the squares that a child can copy to the accompanying blank. Front and back covers are chromolithographs. Drawing with advertising message on grid facing pages with plain grids. OCLC: 177708141. "The publishers manufactured Nichols' bark and iron./ Dated from one of the testimonials./ Outer pages laid down inside wraps. Billings Clapp & Co unknown
1972rif. 23342Boston: Hill Publishing Company 1972. First Editions. Hardcover. Orig. illustrated boards. Fine in publisher fine black thick board slipcase. 30.5 x 23.5 cm. A complete set of this periodical for 1972. The magazine targeted to hip intellectuals and literary arts aficionados. The publication presented literature and illustrations by novelists short story writers poets and screenwriters including six Nobel prize winners: Maya Angelou Saul Bellow William Golding William Faulkner Ernest Hemingway and Nadine Gordimer and three Pulitzer prize winners: John Cheever Arthur Miller John Updike. Hill Publishing Company hardcover
1962rif. 4555Boston: Museum of Fine Arts 1962. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. cloth and boards. Fine in cracked good slipcase. 2 vols. More than 400 illustrations. Foreword by Perry T. Rathbone. Introduction by Henry T. Rossiter. ARNTZEN/RAINWATER L79. "Contains useful information for the study of 19th century American draughtsmen and watercolorists. Both volumes contain appendixes listing known artists represented known sitters places represented and subjectsre presented. KARPEL I106. "These two handsome faultlessly researched volumes complete the cataloguing of the three impressive Karolik collections.corresponds roughly in time period to the paintings catalog but while including many of the same artists is even more diverse and comprehensive. Of the 3000 items in the collection 1465 are represented in the catalog at hand. Museum of Fine Arts hardcover
1961rif. 3608Boston: Museum of Fine Arts 1961. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. white cloth. Near fine in slightly chipped dust wrapper. 232 pages. Introduction by Philip Hofer. Voluminously illustrated in black and white and a handful of color plates. Bibliography. Index. Index of Publishers. Index of Printers. Individual entries are classified by country instead of by artist; France 182 US 47 Germany 39 England 26 Switzerland 14 Belgium 7 Italy 6 Spain 3 and Austria 2. Owner inscription. Museum of Fine Arts hardcover
1915rif. 613Boston: Burroughs & Co 1915. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. brown cloth worn at backstrip extremities. Very good. 70 pages. Seventy photographs of old homes mostly in Massachusetts. This is photographic essay with no text. Many of the houses depicted are no longer extant. Burroughs & Co hardcover
rif. 1173251707.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1909rif. 11867Rand Avery Company. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1909. First Edition. Softcover. Semi-stiff brown cloth covered boards with black titles. Modest edgewear light stining to board edges some foxing. Red stamped booklet no. 17917 inside front cover. Booklet usassigned to employee - no writing. Addendum tucked inside body of booklet. . Rand Avery Company paperback
2010rif. 306759Boston: Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement 2010. Newsletter. Seven issues of the monthly periodical 8.5x11 inch pictorial sheets; illus. photos. mild handling wear hint of rust on staples earliest issue has minor soil on front page else in very good condition. Present: nos. 15 17 22-23 26-27 and number 31. Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement unknown
1899rif. 265609Boston: Damrell & Upham 1899. Hardcover. xvii 475 xxxix-xlvip. preliminary and end ads toned minor flaws and handling wear else good condition. Damrell & Upham hardcover
1967rif. 106297Program format 8 1/2 x 11 paper illustrated 48 pp. Some slight staining or cover wear normal aging; otherwise in very good plus condition. This 1967 Boston Red Sox Yearbook that features pictures profiles and records of players on the 1967 team. This issue provides a Boston Red Sox all time player roster 1906-1966. Featured 1967 players include Carl Yastrzemski Reggie Smith Tony Conigliaro Jose Santiago and Jerry Moses.
rif. 1139623 Court Street Boston; 7 September 1841. 1p. 4to on recto of first leaf of bifolium with verso of the second addressed by Hale to 'Henry Vose jr. Esq Counsellor at Law Springfield Mass' and carrying Hale's red wax seal broken into two parts and a red postmark. Good on lightly-aged paper. Hale writes that he is enclosing 'the sum with which you were so kind as to accommodate me last week - I don't know how I should have "got along" without it'. 'I have no news for you to-day as our steamer has not yet arrived and I dare not venture uponn the vast perturbed sea of our politics'. Hale is notable for having introduced regular editorial comment as a newspaper feature. 23 Court Street, Boston; 7 September 1841. unknown
rif. 11376Boston; 5 December 1848. 1p. 4to. 25 lines.Very good on lightly-aged paper. Sheppard writes that he called on Dearborn the previous day but found him confined to his room by indisposition. He proposes his friend 'George Kent Esq of this city a Counsellor at Law' for the appointment of 'Messenger to carry on the electoral votes to Washington'. He describes Kent as 'a man of talents a brother of Ex-Gov Kent of Maine' who has 'been very active with his able pen in helping in this section of the country to promote the election of Gen Taylor'. Kent is a prolific writer and 'a decided Whig'. Sheppard concludes nostalgically that he has presumed upon 'the long past & happy days of my and our earlier life where the friendship of yourself & of your honored connexionns were so dear to me'. Boston; 5 December 1848. unknown
rif. 11322Boston; 17 November 1841. 1p. 4to. Good on lightly-aged paper. In reply to Allston's letter Greene assures him that 'Capt. Sturgis did not write the paragraph' Allston alludes to 'nor did he contemplate the publication of his decision in a newspaper at the time he made it known to the gentleman who furnished me with the information'. Boston; 17 November 1841. unknown
