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1860réf. 18417Detroit: O.S. Gulley 1860. Original printed wrappers some foxing stitched 36pp. Scattered margin foxing Good. Information on the doings of the Conference the participants a list of members of the Detroit Conference the Committees' reports districts' reports. With Resolution opposing slavery FIRST EDITION. O.S. Gulley unknown books
1861réf. 15614Lansing 1861. 864pp covers gone backstrip worn. Text clean and Very Good but for occasional margin spotting and scattered foxing. The Session began on January 2 and ended February 22 Roads turnpikes railroads bonds corporations juvenile offenders and other aspects of the judicial system take up most of the Session. Michigan was not exactly in a state of readiness for the imminent War: of a total of 110600 able bodied men in the militia 1241 "are armed and equipped ready for active service." Resolutions express a firm determination to preserve the Union. unknown books
1859réf. 18416Detroit: Daily Free Press Book and Job Printing House 1859. Original printed wrappers some dust stitched 34pp. Scattered fox. Good. Information on the doings of the Conference the participants a list of members of the Detroit Conference the Committees' reports districts' reports. FIRST EDITION. Daily Free Press Book and Job Printing House unknown books
1956réf. M14568Ann Arbor:: University of Michigan Institute of Industrial Health 1956. 1956. 4to. xvii3 1243 1 pp. Numerous figures. Blue gilt-stamped cloth; inner joints repaired. Former ownership signature. Very good. Dohrman H. Byers Chemist Industrial Hygienist Public Health Professional Editor and Educator. – See: Hecker Lawrence H. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal; Akron Vol. 55 Issue 9 Sept. 1994. CONTENTS: Concepts of Instrumentation in Industrial Hygiene by William G. Fredrick Sc.D. Section I-Instruments for Sampling and Analyzing Air for Contaminants in Industrial Environments; Section II-Laboratory Type Instruments of Specific Application to Industrial Hygiene; Section III-Instruments Specifically Designed for Atmospheric Pollution Evaluation and Meteorological Measurements; Section IV-Instruments for Measuring Air Velocity and Metering Air; Section V-Instruments for Measuring Sound and Vibration; Section VI-Instruments for Measuring Ionizing Radiations; Section VII-Instruments for Measuring Ultraviolet Visible and Infrared Energy. EXTRA POSTAGE WILL APPLY. University of Michigan, Institute of Industrial Health, 1956. hardcover books
1805réf. 38811Washington: A. & G. Way 1805. The appeal of Michigan Territory governor William Hull and territorial judge August Woodward to Congress requesting action from them on the deplorable conditions of the proposed capital in Detroit and the status of several peoples found to be inhabiting the territory. The official government of Michigan was set to begin on June 30 1805 but when the Governor arrived he found Detroit nearly entirely destroyed by fire and numerous people both squatting on the ruins and dispersed throughout the nearby area including into the British territory. Hull and Woodward claim that the various treaties signed with the British do not clarify who has proper claim to the land and they add that the continuance of an indulgence for the Wiandot Indians to stay in Maguaga and Brown's town remains in question. They tentatively propose that Congress might make citizens of the Wiandot to settle the matter permanently. An excellent and concise history of the situation in Michigan at the time. Quite rare with OCLC and Shaw & Shoemaker together locating only five copies. Dbd. Near fine. STREETER MICHIGAN 6681. SABIN 48755. SHAW & SHOEMAKER 9574. OCLC 21062292. unknown books
1851réf. 5082Detroit. 1851. The situation in Michigan in the mid-1840's foreshadowed a struggle which became more prominent - and more inequitable - after the Civil War. The Michigan Central Railroad opened the fertile area up for agricultural development by providing transportation but it also put the farmers at the mercy of the line as far as freight rates. In an era before any regulatory control the line played favorites to friends and squeezed the small farmers. The latter responded with sabotage and it was the agrarian vs. technology. An early and important case suggesting much of what was to come on the American landscape. Old calf rebacked. Internally very good. unknown books
réf. 9798MICHIGAN MUSEUM OF ART UNIVERSITY OF. ARCHITECTURAL AND ORNAMENT DRAWINGS. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan 1965. Small 4to. Wrappers. Unpaginated. First edition. Being an exhibition catalogue of European architectural and ornament drawings of the 16th 17th 18th and early 19th centuries. Covers sunned else very good. unknown books
réf. 10152UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MUSEUM OF ART. ARCHITECTURAL AND ORNAMENT DRAWINGS. Ann Arbor: The Author 1965. 4to. Cloth. Unpaginated. First edition. A catalogue of 16th through 19th-century drawings relating to architecture and the decorative arts at the art museum. Covers lightly rubbed else very good. unknown books
1948réf. 140943179Saginaw MI: Michigan Science Fantasy Society 1948. First Edition. Very Good. Marion Zimmer Bradley's copy with her address on the rear cover. Front cover states this issue as Volume 2 Number 1 but contents page states this as Volume 1 Number 3. An early scifi fanzine published by the Michigan Science Fantasy Society. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Very Good with a vertical crease down the center toning and light general wear. Michigan Science Fantasy Society unknown books
1918réf. NF4204The Wolverine Volume 16 The Junior Class of the Michigan State College of Agriculture 1918 first edition some fraying to the head of the spine small chip to the base of the spine else a vg copy replete with black & white photos. Michigan State College of Agriculture became Michigan State University in 1955. The Junior Class of the Michigan State College of Agriculture unknown books
1922réf. NF1157MICHIGANENSIAN University of Michigan 1922 first edition some light wear and rubbing to the board edges corner tips and spine extremities else just about a vg copy. Profusely illustrated. Noted students attending the University of Michigan in 1922: MARGARET BOURKE WHITE Photographer CHARLIE GEHRINGER Baseball / Detroit Tigers & BETTY SMITH Author. University of Michigan unknown books
1930réf. NF2192Medical History of Michigan -Vol. II only The Bruce Publishing Co. 1930 first edition quite faint moisture stain to the foredge of about 3/4's of the text block never entering the text else a good to very good copy. The Bruce Publishing Co. 1930 unknown books
1931réf. NF2424THE MICHIGAN ALUMNUS Volume 37 #13 for January 10 1931 first edition near fine in wraps with vertical center crease. Replete with black & white photographs and the news of former Alumni around the world. Alumni Associaton of the University of Michigan 1931 paperback books
1928réf. NF2349A COLLECTION OF 31 INDIVIDUAL ISSUES OF MICHIGAN FARMER AND LIVE STOCK JOURNAL from 1/7/1928 to 2/16/1929 Capper Harman & Slocum first editions good to very good copies with most being very good. Illustrated. A nice and quite scarce grouping period piece of this terrifically fragile publication on pulp paper. The last several issues were simply titled MICHIGAN FARMER after a merger. Capper, Harman & Slocum 1928 1929 unknown books
1851réf. 37649Philadelphia Pa.: B. Mifflin Printer 1851. First edition. Removed. Removed from a larger volume lacking the wrappers mail fold otherwise good. 19 pp. 8vo. After the initial route was laid out in 1824 construction on the Illinois and Michigan Canal began in 1836 only to be suspended for several years after the Panic of 1837 which set the state of Illinois into a financial crisis. To meet the debt payments for the state in 1841 money was borrowed from the firm of Macalester & Stebbins of Philadelphia "but the State failed to meet her obligations to us; which prevented us from meeting ours to others and the consequence was that we were overwhelmed with disaster and the credit and business of the house destroyed." This appeal to the People of Illinois is for the final resolution of justice after some payments had been made. A quite detailed analysis and accounting and scarce. We could located only one other copy at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library which provides the title and printing information from the wrapper: "Appeal of Macalester and Stebbins to the people of Illinois Philadelphia June 1851". Charles Macalester II 1798–1873 was a businessman in Ohio & Philadelphia and for whom Macalester College in Minnesota is named. [B. Mifflin, Printer] unknown books
1961réf. 199730Kalamazoo Michigan: The Center 1961. Paperback. Good Ex-library from the Visual Studies Workshop with sticker on lower left front cover and inside rear cover markings on the first page; wraps are edgeworn/scuffed/smudged/sunned; interior is clean with light toning and the occasional smudge or instance of foxing; binding is solid. Tan wraps; 14 unnumbered pages; richly illustrated in b&w. Created on the occasion of an exhibition of the works of Wynn Bullock Aaron Siskind and David Vestal held February 5th through March 3rd 1961. The Center paperback books
1837réf. 191179Detroit: John S. Bagg 1837. Hardcover. Good recently rebound pages have expected age toning but are otherwise clean. Recently rebound in half brown cloth and blue paper boards tan title block with black lettering on front cover; 60 pp. Includes "Reports of School Commissioners" and "Reports of School Directors" John S. Bagg hardcover books
1852réf. 186536Lansing: Ingals Hedges 1852. Hardcover. G Cover has fading discoloration edge damage. Bookblock has age toning. Interior pages have age toning foxing some staining. Brown cloth boards with pressed design. Gilt lettering on spine. xv 640 pages : illustrations plates. Combines "the material of the annual report dated May 1 1852 . and the primary school law with notes and forms in one document."--Page xi. Ingals, Hedges hardcover books
1971réf. 119751971. Softcover. VG- mild wear on cover. White wraps. 114 pp. 127 bw plates. Essays 'Dürer and Nuremberg' by Clifton C. Olds 'Dürer and Venice' by Edon Verheyen and 'Dürer's Influence on Venetian Art in the Early Sixteenth Century' by Warren Tresidder chronology catalogue of 116 annotated works many excellent plates. paperback books
1994réf. 311591994. Softcover. VG. Pictorial stapled wraps. 16 pp. Numerous color and bw plates. paperback books
réf. 141929Softcover. VG- Light scuffing to wraps; Small label and ink stamp at rear cover. Light brown wraps brown cloth spine. 35 pp. 38 bw plates. Focuses on Kahn's earlier and formative years in Russia and Western Europe and to his institutional work - especially the University of Michigan campus. paperback books
1989réf. 142490East Lansing MI: Kresge Art Museum 1989. Softcover. VG small label at bottom of rear cover. Black and yellow wraps. 40 pp. 26 bw plates. 26 artists are represented. Kresge Art Museum paperback books
1993réf. 142491East Lansing MI: Kresge Art Museum 1993. Softcover. VG small label at bottom of rear cover. Black and yellow wraps. 32 pp. 12 bw plates. 12 artists are represented. Kresge Art Museum paperback books
1981réf. 350441981. Softcover. VG- light scuffing to cover edges. Brown ill. wraps. 68 pp. Numerous bw plates. paperback books
1955réf. 3892Detroit Mi 1955. Very good. Panoramic photographs 10 x 18.5 inches and 12 x 19.75 inches. Moderate creasing surface and edge wear. A pair of rare small-format panoramic photographs at least one of which was produced by a Japanese American photographer featuring diners at two different Detroit conventions of the Japanese American Citizens League in the mid-20th century. The first photograph pictures hundreds of Japanese American men and women dining at the Book Cadillac Hotel in Detroit during the September 1-2 1951 convention of the JACL. According to the printed title at bottom this was the organization's "2nd biennial Midwest District Convention." This photo was produced by a photographer named Kawamoto with his name scratched into the negative at bottom right. The second features the attendees of the "Testimonial Dinner" of the Detroit chapter of the JACL at the International Institute on May 15 1955. Material from eastern JACL chapters is especially difficult to find in the present market. unknown books
