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1908ref. 5007067Chicago: The Trade Periodical Company 1908. 4th Edition. Soft cover. Good. Silver-stamped 12mo leather with marbled endpapers.112pp. Illustrated with several anatomical drawings of the human body. Last few pps present ads for publications from the publisher. Several lines of pencil writing mostly erased on blank page facing the title page. Penciled name of J. C. Atwood / 1706 - Jackson Blvd on lower bank page. A few penciled words on copyright page "Rectum / urinary bladder / arteries." The title on the cover says "COMPENDS ON ANATOMY ." First two leaves of text have right margin trimmed back carefully up to within 1" of top with no loss of text and with "anatomy" written above. The cut backs expose the third text leaf where is written near the top "bones." There are one or two more pages with a margin note. Top of spine book not body with a little loss of the leather and a tiny "hole" lower down front cover. Some chips to front paste down. Overall this is certainly a good copy. This is a rare item folks. Survey of world libraries locates a only a single copy of the 1929 6th edition. The Trade Periodical Company unknown
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1809ref. 1302028n.p.: Privately written 1809. Hardcover. Good. Hardbound original 1/4 leather & paper over boards. Original handwritten in ink ledger small folio 8" x 12". Non-ruled paper. Unpaginated. 94pp representing approximately 40% of the pages are filled out and also the rear paste down. The rear free endpaper lists births & deaths of about 20 family members primarily Stocking & Hooker families from the 1750s to the 1830s. Not every entry has both birth & death listed. One entry: "Elijah Hooker Decr December 1769 presumed birth year killed by lightning no date". Just browsing the pages we find references to Berlin Midletown Middletown & Southington Connecticut. This ledger lists activities involving expenditures of one of these family members whom we might presume to be Luther Stocking. Listings of financial dealings begin in 1809 with one 1808 & end in 1852 and incorporate an absolutely fascinating number of people types of work purchases/payments/receipts etc. Materials and products include cider brandy tallow potatoes apples lard various grains buckwheat building materials & farm animals. Work included a lot of painting plastering stone & brick laying. leading us to believe the owner had a home construction or part thereof business. Also "sawing pickets for fence" etc. "Waggons" are loaned animals are bought & sold & rented/fed harvesting is done and dollar amounts are given for each entry. Two examples: "June the 14th 1833 Gideon Munson Pd For Eight Bushels of potatoes which he is to Return the sam Number of Bushels in my sellar sic Next fall." "July the 14th 1838 Norman Warner turned in his Cow Nov the first took her out fifteen week and three days three dollars". A remarkable "portrait" of personal/business economic life early in our nation's history. Covers worn but in real good shape. Front hinge broken but binding nevertheless sound. Privately written hardcover
ref. 24894220x170mm, 182pages, relié demi parchemin à coins, plats papier peint, reliure de l’époque.LIVRE SCOLAIRE ayant probablement appartenu à Henri Barbezat. Il contient surtout des notions d’arithmétique; sur la fin figurent des recettes médicamenteuses et des exemples de correspondance. Datation, fin du XVIIIe, 205x165, 194 pages, relié parchemin de l’époque, dos abimé. Les 2 volumes ensemble.
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1854ref. DZN-1401Paris Guillaumin & Cie 1854, 2ème édition revue et considérablement augmentée, 5 volumes in-8 (22 X 14 cm), VIII-544+VIII-403+IV-480+XXIII-463+VI-(1)-575 pages. Demi chagrin vert époque; dos légèrements passés, rares rousseurs.@641.
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1900ref. 022211New Bedford MA: The American Correspondence School of Textiles 1900 1901 1902. state first editions for each pa. Hardcover. Very Good. Half black leatherette on burgundy cloth. Each lesson from 27 to 61 pages. Rare. I can find none of these lessons in world catalog. I can find lessons from this school in Library of Congress but not these lessons.Binding tight. Burgundy cloth is discolored.Full refund if not satisfied. The American Correspondence School of Textiles hardcover
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1906ref. 025571New York: The Continental Insurance Company 1906. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 0x0x0. Illustrated. Signed by the author and President of Company and other management. Full leather hubbed spine gold gilt lettering and design frontispiece with tissue guard illustrations with tissue guards spine a bit darkened corners a bit worn last page of text 54 is singed and dated by William Loring Andrews and dated August 2 1906. Also signed in back on free-end papers by George E. Kline VP. Charles R. Tuttle VP. Edward Lanning VP. Joseph E. Lopez Secretary; James A. Swinnerton Asst. Secretary; and three other men whose positions are unknown. Also signed by President Henry Evans 1903 on his portrait page opposite page 36. Apart from the many signatures the text is crisp and clean. Binding is solid and attractive. Full refund if not satisfied. Rare signed first edition. The Continental Insurance Company hardcover
ref. 7750212 brochures reliées en un volume, demi-reliure noire, coins émoussés, relure frottée, des rousseurs sur les pages. Sauf mention contraire, les plats d'origine sont conservés. Respectivement : 1-Amiens, Imp. Duval et Herment, 1853, 55 p., une planche dépliante / 2-s.d., 8 p., sans les plats d'origine / 3-Beauvais, Imp. d'Achille Desjardins, 1858, 8 p., 1 planche dépliante, second plat en mauvais état / 4-Amiens, 1859, 119 p., 1 planche dépliante /5-Noyon, D. Andrieux-Duru, 1859, 15 p., un plan en frontispice / 6-Noyon, D. Andrieux-Duru, 1860, 25 p. / 7-Paris, Au Bureau du Journal l'Encyclopédie des Ecoles, 1864, 19 p., 2 plans / 8-Paris, Librairie Auguste Durand, 1864, 16 p., / 9-Beauvais, 1867, 39 p., un plan et des figures dans le texte / 10-Noyon, D. Andrieux, 1868, 109 p., des figures dans le texte, 2 pages en couleurs, une carte dépliante / 11-Senlis, Mme Veuve Duriez, 1869, 5 planches H.T., des figures dans le texte, une carte dépliante / 12-Namur, Wesmael-Charlier, 1871, une carte dépliante.