MICHIGAN STOVE COMPANYBiblio.com
Michigan Historical Reprint SeriesBiblio.com
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réf. 21448Detroit:: Michigan Stove Company n.d. original orange printed wrappers. Very slight use to wrappers; a nice copy. 12mo. Illustrated throughout. Supplement laid in. Michigan Stove Company, unknown
réf. 5128779like new. unknown
196435 pages including 34 maps. Oblong 14" x 18". "This collection of county maps presents in detail basic geographical features of the northern lower peninsula. Also, it includes all types of roads, federal and state-owned lands, state and local parks, camp grounds, fishing sites, and other public recreational facilities." - from title page. Includes the following counties: Emmet, Cheboygan, Presque Isle, Charlevoix, Antrim, Otsego, Montmorency, Alpena, Leelanau, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Crawford, Oscoda, Alcona, Manistec, Wexford, Missaukee, Roscommon, Ogemaw, Iosco, Mason, Lake, Osceola, Clare, Gladwin, Arenac, Oceana, Newaygo, Muskegon, Mecosta, Isabella, Midland, Bay. Average wear. Unmarked. Maps clean and bright. A sound copy. Book
196131 pages including 30 maps. Oblong 14" x 18". "This collection of county maps presents in detail basic geographical features of the upper peninsula. Also, it includes all types of roads, federal and state-owned lands, state and local parks, camp grounds, fishing sites, and other public recreational facilities." - from title page. Includes the following counties: Gogebic, Ontonagon, Houghton, Keweenaw, Baraga, Iron, Marquette, Dickinson, Menomnee, Delta, Alger, Schoolcraft, Luce, Mackinac, Chippewa. Moderate wear. Minor external soiling. Maps clean and bright. A quality copy. Book
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
réf. 52907MICHIGAN. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY. MICHIGAN. 1827 History of St. Joseph County Michigan. With Illustrations Descriptive of Its Scenery Palatial Residences Public Buildings Fine Blocks and Important Manufactories from Original Sketches by Artists of the Highest Ability. Phila. 1877. 1st ed. Folio. Profusely illus. with lithographic views. A fine copy. unknown
1844réf. List3335Kalamazoo Michigan 1844. Single three-page letter measuring 7 ½ x 9 ¾ inches. Folded with very small tears at folds; larger tear at seal intersecting with text. Overall excellent to Near Fine. An 1844 letter from a woman who had recently moved to Kalamazoo to a friend in Urbana Ohio. The writer describes Kalamazoo: “It is nearly four months since we bade our sad adieu to Staten Island and our lovely abode & here have we been in the wilds of Michigan some two or three months we remained at Detroit two or three weeks with our youngest brother — the first of June our elder brother David removed to Kalamazoo and it is really a beautiful wonderful place; and of far greater magnitude than I had formed any conception and only ten years ago nothing but the indian war whoop was heard — now it really to a stranger presents almost as bustling an appearance as Detroit; much taste has been evinced by the founders of this magical village of the west; – they have allowed to remain unharmed the splendid forest trees and the whole town presents the aspect of a grove — it is becoming the great thoroughfare to St Josephs & Chicago & St Louis —.” The first white settler within what is now the city of Kalamazoo Titus Bronson arrived in 1829; within ten years Kalamazoo County had several thousand residents. The writer also describes her plans for traveling to New Orleans hoping to avoid the seasickness-inducing “‘big lake’ travelling”. This would have been difficult as plank roads were not laid in the area until the following year and railroads would not reach Kalamazoo until 1846. Of interest to historians of white American settlement of Michigan. unknown
1844réf. List3335Kalamazoo Michigan 1844. Single three-page letter measuring 7 ½ x 9 ¾ inches. Folded with very small tears at folds; larger tear at seal intersecting with text. Overall excellent to Near Fine. An 1844 letter from a woman who had recently moved to Kalamazoo to a friend in Urbana Ohio. The writer describes Kalamazoo: “It is nearly four months since we bade our sad adieu to Staten Island and our lovely abode & here have we been in the wilds of Michigan some two or three months we remained at Detroit two or three weeks with our youngest brother — the first of June our elder brother David removed to Kalamazoo and it is really a beautiful wonderful place; and of far greater magnitude than I had formed any conception and only ten years ago nothing but the indian war whoop was heard — now it really to a stranger presents almost as bustling an appearance as Detroit; much taste has been evinced by the founders of this magical village of the west; – they have allowed to remain unharmed the splendid forest trees and the whole town presents the aspect of a grove — it is becoming the great thoroughfare to St Josephs & Chicago & St Louis —.” The first white settler within what is now the city of Kalamazoo Titus Bronson arrived in 1829; within ten years Kalamazoo County had several thousand residents. The writer also describes her plans for traveling to New Orleans hoping to avoid the seasickness-inducing “‘big lake’ travelling”. This would have been difficult as plank roads were not laid in the area until the following year and railroads would not reach Kalamazoo until 1846. Of interest to historians of white American settlement of Michigan. unknown books
1878réf. BK0196Michigan 1878. Diary measuring 3 x 5 inches. 95 dated entries ranging from a few words to a few sentences with appx. 21 pages of miscellaneous notes mainly accounting. Cover quite worn good; contents very good. A diary belonging to Jane S. Coop of Michigan filled out between 1874 and 1878-the diary is a daily 1874 journal which Coop has filled out sporadically with years for each entry generally included. Coop mentions the weather and sleighing temperance and prayer meetings-including a "covenant meeting" in which "6 names were dropped or excluded from the Church . for neglecting the ordinances" December 29 1877-and deaths including her "Dear sister . in Calafornia Orange Las Angelos Co" July 8 1875 and her mother who died of consumption later in the month. The longest-running series of entries details the death of Archibald likely Coop's husband in 1876. She writes between July 28 and August 10: "Archibald was taken sick in the morning . A. is sick pain across him & vomiting I kept hot cloths across him . Sent for Dr Perkins he says it is 'Strangulated Hernia' left medicine. H. came & stayed. A. doesn't seem any better vomiting very affonsive from the bowels bloated . Perkins came morning says there'l have to be an operation performed came in afternoon with Barms McCormine operation under influence Cloriform 1 ½ hours Semuel & Duane here Seumuel took care of him all night . A. is quiet under the influence of opiates; flighty no movement of the bowels since friday morn just before he was taken sick Perkins does not want any now; fear of displacement . Perkins does not think A can live no movement of the bowels Sent for Perkins bath tab . A. died ½ past 11 oclock A.M. Cough all forenoon congestion lungs in night died sitting up in bed in Semuels arms very quietly at the last". Of interest to historians of life in nineteenth century Michigan. . unknown books
1889Outer dimensions: 10.75" x 14.5". Includes many street names. Steam roads indicated. Clean and unmarked with light wear. An attractive vintage copy. Book
1889Vintage state map with counties individually colored. Outer dimensions: 21.75" x 14.5". Unmarked with light wear. Center fold. A quality example. Bonus: includes separate extensive list of counties and towns/cities of Michigan, indicating (1889) population of each. Book
1914réf. 9553Ann Arbor MI: University of Michigan. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1914. Leather. University of Michigan Law Department. 1914 Graduation program. Leather cover. 6"x5". Contains the program class day exercises list of faculty class officers and the class roll. The cover is a soft leather with holes punched and a thin leather strap holding it together. Front page is a picture of the Dean Henry M. Bates with his signature under the picture. There are glassine pages at the front and back. ; 24mo 5" - 6" tall . University of Michigan hardcover
1917réf. es4064Ypsilanti Michigan: Michigan State Normal College 1917. Royal octavo leather backed boards hardcover gilt letters 268 pp. Good with rubbed leather spine. Michigan State Normal College, 1917. hardcover books
1928réf. 814321928. 1928 Michiganensian. Volume 32. Ann Arbor University of Michigan 1928. Large format 12" x 9". 604 pp. portraits illustrations some in color. Publisher's original decorated cloth with gold stamped insignia on front cover and gilt spine label. Rear hinge cracked but secure. $150. The official yearbook for the University of Michigan for the 1927-1928 academic year it serves as a comprehensive record of student life academics and activities. It contains individual photos of the graduating senior class; group pictures of fraternities sororities and other student organizations as well as coverage of the university's sports teams with photos of the players and game highlights with articles and photographs detailing campus events and social life. Provides an interesting historical snapshot of the university and its student body in the late 1920s. unknown
1928réf. 814321928. 1928 Michiganensian. Volume 32. Ann Arbor University of Michigan 1928. Large format 12" x 9". 604 pp. portraits illustrations some in color. Publisher's original decorated cloth with gold stamped insignia on front cover and gilt spine label. Rear hinge cracked but secure. $150. The official yearbook for the University of Michigan for the 1927-1928 academic year it serves as a comprehensive record of student life academics and activities. It contains individual photos of the graduating senior class; group pictures of fraternities sororities and other student organizations as well as coverage of the university's sports teams with photos of the players and game highlights with articles and photographs detailing campus events and social life. Provides an interesting historical snapshot of the university and its student body in the late 1920s. unknown books
1936réf. BK0067United States 1936. Photograph measuring 9 ⅜ x 7 ½ inches. With manuscript caption date stamp and later sticker verso. Some wrinkling to edges especially right. Excellent. A 1936 press photograph showing workers laying out and riveting the roof of a massive gas tank at Ford's River Rouge complex with cranes smokestacks and plant buildings visible beyond them. The image captures the Rouge at the height of its industrial power as a vast integrated manufacturing landscape with its own steel mill glass plant power plant docks rail connections and internal energy infrastructure. The caption identifies the structure as a 10000000-cubic-foot gas tank part of the unseen systems that made Ford's celebrated vertical integration possible. Visually the photograph is especially strong with the scattered workers dwarfed by the tank's broad surface and the distant factory skyline giving the scene the scale and abstraction of Depression-era industrial photography. 1 Remko van Hoek The Making of the Supply Chain: How Five CSCMP Supply Chain Hall of Famers Shaped the Industry Epic Books 2024 39-42. . unknown
1936réf. BK0067United States 1936. Photograph measuring 9 ⅜ x 7 ½ inches. With manuscript caption date stamp and later sticker verso. Some wrinkling to edges especially right. Excellent. A 1936 press photograph showing workers laying out and riveting the roof of a massive gas tank at Ford's River Rouge complex with cranes smokestacks and plant buildings visible beyond them. The image captures the Rouge at the height of its industrial power as a vast integrated manufacturing landscape with its own steel mill glass plant power plant docks rail connections and internal energy infrastructure. The caption identifies the structure as a 10000000-cubic-foot gas tank part of the unseen systems that made Ford's celebrated vertical integration possible. Visually the photograph is especially strong with the scattered workers dwarfed by the tank's broad surface and the distant factory skyline giving the scene the scale and abstraction of Depression-era industrial photography. 1 Remko van Hoek The Making of the Supply Chain: How Five CSCMP Supply Chain Hall of Famers Shaped the Industry Epic Books 2024 39-42. . unknown books
réf. 63-3352Flint Michigan: General Motors 1956. 4to. ca. 350 pp. Soft Covers Good with marginal tears creasing staining to covers else Very Good. Previous owner's signature on cover. Illustrations charts. Flint, Michigan: General Motors, 1956. paperback
réf. 63-3357Flint Michigan: General Motors 1961. 4to. ca. 600 pp. Soft Covers Very Good with staining to covers. Illustrations charts. Flint, Michigan: General Motors, 1961. paperback
réf. 63-3358Pontiac Michigan: General Motors 1960. 4to. 109 pp. Soft Covers Very Good with light staining to covers. Illustrations charts. Pontiac, Michigan: General Motors, 1960. paperback
réf. 63-3356Detroit Michigan: General Motors 1963. 4to. ca. 300 pp. Soft Covers Very Good with light staining to covers. Illustrations charts. Detroit, Michigan: General Motors, 1963. paperback
réf. 63-3343Detroit Michigan: General Motors 1963. 4to. ca. 150 pp. Soft Covers Good with cover detached marginal tears staining to covers else Very Good. Illustrations charts. Detroit, Michigan: General Motors, 1963. paperback
réf. 63-3361Detroit Michigan: General Motors 1968. 4to. ca. 200 pp. Soft Covers Good with cover and spine detached creasing & wear to covers. Previous owner's signature inside cover. Illustrations charts. Detroit, Michigan: General Motors, 1968. paperback
