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1937réf. 041625Muscatine IA: The Prairie Press 1937. Limited edition if 300 copies signed on the dedication page by the author. Separately inscribed and signed by the author on half title page and dated Christmas 1937. This inscription to H. E. Hogueland is in the form of a poem: "Reviewers said when her / small book came out / She had no fear dis- / courgement or doubt. / Why should we linger / in these ugly things / When all about such / heavenly beauty sings" There is a very faint moisture stain on the top cover. Light foxing is seen on the edges of the text block. Light age toning is seen on the edges of the leaves. Volume remains tight and is generally an attractive copy with a wonderful poem in the author's hand. Inscribed and Signed By the Author. First Edition. Cloth - Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. The Prairie Press
1937réf. 013073Muscatine Iowa: The Prairie Press 1937. Paper label front cover lightly spotted. Bottom of front cover has several brown spots. Spine gently sunned. Inscribed by the author on the half-title and signed again on the dedication page. The author 1861-1955 was a Kansas author and poet who resided in Lawrence Kansas. 137pp. Limited to 300 copies. . First Edition. Purple Cloth. Light Wear and Soiling./No Jacket. Octavo. The Prairie Press Hardcover
1937réf. 013073Muscatine Iowa: The Prairie Press 1937. Paper label front cover lightly spotted. Bottom of front cover has several brown spots. Spine gently sunned. Inscribed by the author on the half-title and signed again on the dedication page. The author 1861-1955 was a Kansas author and poet who resided in Lawrence Kansas. 137pp. Limited to 300 copies. . First Edition. Purple Cloth. Light Wear and Soiling./No Jacket. Octavo. The Prairie Press Hardcover books
réf. 21020First three from 54 Guildford Street London: 'Saty.' 22 May 1858 27 May 1858 and 19 June 1858. Fourth on letterhead of 37 Tavistock Place Russell Square W.C.: 5 December 1863. Fifth: 15 October 1871. The influential potter Herbert Minton 1793-1858 of the Staffordshire firm Thomas Minton and Sons had died on 1 April 1858. A couple of months later on 26 May 1858 Wyatt read before the Society of Arts his paper 'On the Influence exercised on Ceramic Manufactures by the late Mr. Herbert Minton'. The first four letters carry the stamp of the Society of Arts. All five items in good condition lightly aged. The first two 1p. 12mo; the third 2pp. 12mo. The fourt 3pp. 12mo. The fifth 1p landscape 12mo. ONE 'Saty': Reads: 'I have selected at Phillip's Chamberlaine's in Bond St. beautiful last word underlined things of Minton's which he will send on Wednesday morning – Space should be reserved for these about 12 feet by six of table.' In 1823 H. and R. Chamberlain 'Worcester China manufacturers' were at 55 New Bond Street. In around 1858 the firm were taken over by W. P. & G. Phillips retailers of china and glass ware established 1760 whose main premises were in Oxford Street. TWO 27 May 1858: Regarding the proofs of the printed version of the paper and his desire 'to have fifty copies for myself stitched in wrappers'. THREE 19 June 1858: Acknowledging receipt of Foster's 'note conveying an intimation that the Council of the Society of Arts will be pleased to see me on the occasion of the Annual dinner on the 24th.' and expressing regret that he will be unable to comply. FOUR 5 December 1863: On his return to town he writes that he will do his best 'to decide if you wish it with Mr Redgrave and Mr Webb the merits of your Competing Art Workmen'. He knows of nothing to prevent him from 'attending any meeting you may summons for the mornings of next Wednesday Thursday Friday or Saturday'. He adds: 'I say mornings because I see that colour is involved in one or two of the Subjects and one can scarcely reckon upon good light in the afternoon.' FIVE 15 October 1871: Headed 'Memorandum -' and addressed to 'Dear Delamotte'. He is sending him 'by bookpost the paper on Mosaic. I knew I had one or two printed separately – but until today could not find one.' First three from 54 Guildford Street, London: 'Saty.' [22 May 1858], 27 May 1858 and 19 June 1858. Fourth on letterhead of 37 Ta unknown
réf. 19020Both on letterhead of Frederick S. Snow & Partners Consulting Engineers Ross House 144 Southwark Street London. 28 February and 23 March 1964. Five items: Snow's two letters and carbons of three of Mercer's replies 5 and 25 March and 24 June 1964. ONE: Typed Letter from Samson signed on his behalf to the Secretary i.e. G. E. Mercer Royal Society of Arts 28 February 1964. 1p. folio. Confirming that he wishes to give a paper on 'The Relative Merits of the use of Steel or Concrete in Structures' 'with a number of slides showing comparisons of various materials'. At the foot of the page is a signed note from Mercer to Sampson dated 2 March 1964: 'Do we want this We seem to have a number of lectures on this topic in recent years. Has he got anything new to say' At the foot of the page is Samson's signed reply of the same date in which he points out that Snow is 'one of our foremost consulting engineers who has been responsible for world-wide projects see Who's Who & would give an authoritative talk'. Accompanying the letter is Snow's 'Synopsis of Paper entitled The Relative Merits of the Use of Steel or Concrete in Structures' dated 28 February 1964 and 1p. folio. TWO: Typed Letter Signed from Snow to Mercer 23 March 1964. He stresses that his approach to the topic will be 'entirely different': 'As you may well know there is in general considerable competition between structural steel users and reinforced concrete users as to which is the best material. The object of the Paper would be to show that the necessity for such competition does not in fact exist adn that money spent on advertising these materials could be used on research to very much better purpose.' Signed note from Samson at foot of letter promising Snow 'a full House on this subject'. THREE to FIVE: Carbons of three typed letters from Mercer to Snow 5 and 25 March and 24 June 1964. In the first Mercer states that it is 'the Society's policy that so far as possible papers read to it should deal with new developments' and giving details of three papers read to the Society on kindred topics in recent years. In the third letter Mercer reports that while realizing the importance of the subject the Society's 'Committee which draws up our lecture programme' have decided not to proceed with the lecture having had 'a number of lectures in recent years dealing with various aspects of it'. Both on letterhead of Frederick S. Snow & Partners, Consulting Engineers, Ross House, 144 Southwark Street, London. 28 February unknown
réf. 1930401140.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2009réf. Q-0061243906HarperCollins 2009-01-27. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! HarperCollins hardcover
2008réf. Q-0061243884HarperCollins 2008-06-01. Library Binding. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! HarperCollins unknown
2008réf. Q-0061243876HarperCollins 2008-06-01. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! HarperCollins hardcover
1996réf. 285445PN. New. 1996. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
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1899réf. 151013001E.R. Dumont 1899-01-01. Hardcover. Good. Complete 10 volume set has some edgewear yellowing bumped corners foxing etc. good shape for age E.R. Dumont hardcover
2026réf. LRB25014234Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 550 pages. Volume 6 of a multi-volume work. English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1899. Historical survey covering six millennia presenting a broad chronological overview of civilizations rulers events and cultural developments. A substantial reference work of late 19th-century historical writing of interest for readers seeking a panoramic account of world history in its period context. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
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