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2012ref. Alibris.0046479Chooseco / Palo Alto Networks. 2012. Trade paperback. Very good. 91 p. Includes illustrations. Chooseco / Palo Alto Networks paperback
ref. 142435Toronto: The Daily News nd. . Good. 29 x 37 cm b&w political cartoon on card. Soiling and pencil inscriptions. Newton McConnell 1877-1940 worked for the Daily News for 26 years 15 as editorial cartoonist. He was one of the most prominent and popular cartoonists of his period and one of the first to be syndicated on a regular basis in Britain and the U.S. as well as Canada. He was also one of the first cartoonists to use a trade mark a small dog named Spot - often as part of the cartoon; here "Spot" appears in the doorway with another figure watching the "Frenzied Finance" dance. The Daily News unknown
ref. 142430Toronto: The Daily News nd. . Good. 29 x 37 cm b&w political cartoon on card. Corners chipped some soiling. Newton McConnell 1877-1940 worked for the Daily News for 26 years 15 as editorial cartoonist. He was one of the most prominent and popular cartoonists of his period and one of the first to be syndicated on a regular basis in Britain and the U.S. as well as Canada. He was also one of the first cartoonists to use a trade mark a small dog named Spot - often as part of the cartoon; here "Spot" appears in the bottom right corner. William Pugsley 1850 1925 was a politician and lawyer in New Brunswick. The Daily News unknown
ref. 142432Toronto: The Daily News nd. . Good. 29 x 37 cm b&w political cartoon on card. Stain at bottom front creased bottom corner some thumbing and spots. Pencil inscriptions at top and bottom. Bottom inscription: "Jim Conmee: The Minnie M. huh! She aint in our class." Another scribbled out pencil cartoon on rear. Newton McConnell 1877-1940 worked for the Daily News for 26 years 15 as editorial cartoonist. He was one of the most prominent and popular cartoonists of his period and one of the first to be syndicated on a regular basis in Britain and the U.S. as well as Canada. He was also one of the first cartoonists to use a trade mark a small dog named Spot - often as part of the cartoon; here "Spot" appears in the bottom right corner. James Conmee 1848 1913 was an Ontario businessman and political figure who lacked grammatical skills and was often mocked for his uneducated speech. One of the figures in the scribbled out cartoon on rear appears to be of Conmee's friend Wilfrid Laurier. The Daily News unknown
ref. 142431Toronto: The Daily News nd. . Good. 29 x 37 cm b&w political cartoon on card. Corners chipped some soiling and discolouration. Dampstain at bottom. Pencil inscription at bottom: "Peace hath her victories no less renowned than war." Newton McConnell 1877-1940 worked for the Daily News for 26 years 15 as editorial cartoonist. He was one of the most prominent and popular cartoonists of his period and one of the first to be syndicated on a regular basis in Britain and the U.S. as well as Canada. He was also one of the first cartoonists to use a trade mark a small dog named Spot - often as part of the cartoon; here "Spot" appears in the bottom right corner. The pencil inscription is a quotation from a letter John Milton wrote to Oliver Cromwell. The Daily News unknown
ref. 142434Toronto: The Daily News nd. . Fair. 29 x 37 cm b&w political cartoon on card. Chipped edges and numerous tears some inexpertly repaired with tape. Top caption reads "The Seats in the Legislature" while the bottom reads "Leader Mackay - 'And I can remember when Whitney did not take up much more space than I do.'" Newton McConnell 1877-1940 worked for the Daily News for 26 years 15 as editorial cartoonist. He was one of the most prominent and popular cartoonists of his period and one of the first to be syndicated on a regular basis in Britain and the U.S. as well as Canada. He was also one of the first cartoonists to use a trade mark a small dog named Spot - often as part of the cartoon; here "Spot" is at bottom right. The Daily News unknown
ref. 142433Toronto: The Daily News nd. . Good. 29 x 37 cm b&w political cartoon on card. Chipped corners pencil marks some soiling. Top reads: Dedicated to A. E. Kemp. Newton McConnell 1877-1940 worked for the Daily News for 26 years 15 as editorial cartoonist. He was one of the most prominent and popular cartoonists of his period and one of the first to be syndicated on a regular basis in Britain and the U.S. as well as Canada. He was also one of the first cartoonists to use a trade mark a small dog named Spot - often as part of the cartoon; here "Spot" appears racing through the picture. Cartoon also includes Doherty Foster and the Mayes Affidavit. The Daily News unknown
1901ref. 387388New York: The Macmillan Company 1901. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. First edition. 530pp. Green pebbled cloth gilt-stamped spine title top edge gilt. Offsetting on endpapers bookplate removed from front pastedown some pages unopened else near fine in a good only dustwrapper with spine darkened loss of spine head not affecting title corners chipped. Scarce in original dustwrapper. The Macmillan Company hardcover
ref. 10871MARYLAND. MERENESS Newton D. Maryland as Proprietary Province. N.Y.: Macmillan 1901. 1st ed. xx 530pp. Howes M-533. Fine in orig. cloth. unknown
1901ref. 387388New York: The Macmillan Company 1901. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. First edition. 530pp. Green pebbled cloth gilt-stamped spine title top edge gilt. Offsetting on endpapers bookplate removed from front pastedown some pages unopened else near fine in a good only dustwrapper with spine darkened loss of spine head not affecting title corners chipped. Scarce in original dustwrapper. The Macmillan Company hardcover books
1853ref. CHAPcroETTicknor Reed and Fields 1853. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/No dust jacket as issued. The binding is tight corners lightly rubbed. Some wear and light soiling to the boards and spine. Text and images unmarked. Due to a result from the binding process page 249/50 extends just slightly beyond the fore edge of text block. Gift inscription dated Jan 1 1853 on the dedication page. 12mo. 318pp. Scarce. Ticknor, Reed, and Fields hardcover
1986ref. 36663A. G. Halldin Publishing Co. . Very Good. 1986. Softcover. The overall condition of the book is very good. The book's binding is solid. The pages are clean and unmarked. The cover is in good condition with minor shelving wear and creasing. Please support an independent bookstore.; 8.5 X 0.5 X 11 inches; 178 pages . 0961643609 . A. G. Halldin Publishing Co. paperback
1863ref. 103102-FWashington DC.: GOV.Printing Office 1863. Book. Illus. by Various. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st.ed. 1863 Hard cover in green cloth with gold letters on spine 698 pp. illustrated with black and white wood block engravings of animals fruit and farm machinery of the time. Mr. Hewton report takes about production numbers of comoditys and brings up the Battle of Gettysburg in his quote " With the exception of some fruitless incurgents along the border and the invasion of Pennsylvania and the defeat of the insurgents on the now historic field of Gettysburg the loyal people have everywhere enjoyed a "broad and quiet land" with abundant health and prosperity." The lletter ends with To His Excellency Abraham Lincoln President.Condition:Very good with aging and light soiling to the covers and some light fraing at the spine and on the back cover the book is complete front cover inside has a small rip at the joint 1". Size: 6 1/2" x 9". GOV.Printing Office Hardcover
1910ref. 000974The Torch Press 1910. Hardcover. Very Good Plus. This volume began with letters in Theodore Parker's estate reflecting an extensive correspondence between Parker and Herndon. With that start Newton produced an interesting look at Herndon and his law partner. An excellent copy. The Torch Press hardcover
ref. 17-3013San Francisco : San Francisco Art Institute 1977. 8vo. 1 portfolio. 12 sheets some folded. Very Good. Soft Cover portfolio folder. Some shelf wear. Penciled notation on folder else fine. B&W plates throughout. Illustrated portfolio holds 12 loose sheets each containing one to 3 panels. Includes bios of the artists. Scarce.Documents the third of a series of three exhibitions initiated by the members of the San Francisco Art Institute Exhibitions Committee specially planned as a tribute to our country's Bicentenntial. From the Collection of the Art Historian Peter Selz 1919-2019. San Francisco : San Francisco Art Institute, 1977. paperback
2012ref. 2091502133903642newton press 2012. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 newton press paperback
2002ref. 2083002116206774Newton Press Written by Musashi Miyamoto Translated by Shoji Taigauchi 2002. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Newton Press, Written by Musashi Miyamoto, Translated by Shoji Taigauchi paperback
2009ref. 2091502133905542newton press 2009. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 newton press paperback
1921ref. 1263Boston: The Atlantic Monthly Press 1921. Hardcover. Very Good. 267 pages brown paper hardcover with brown cloth spine. Bookplate of prior owner on inside front cover. Wear to edges and corners. Very Good condition The Atlantic Monthly Press hardcover
1934ref. 90290Boston: Little Brown and Company 1934. First Edition. Limited Issue one of 1129 numbered copies specially bound and signed by the author this being copy no.1064. Tall octavo 24.5cm; sage green paper-covered boards and beige buckram backstrip with titles stamped in dark green on spine and pictorial image of Poseidon embossed within a lozenge on front cover; peach topstain; publisher's original slipcase; xii34-3893pp with frontispiece and 25 plates of illustrations and a pocket mounted to the rear pastedown containing a small string-tied chapbook. Some trivial surface wear to spine else a fresh very Near Fine copy. Slipcase is Very Good with some external wear around the opening to one upper joint and around the title label. 90290. Little, Brown and Company unknown
1923ref. 13607Boston: The Atlanting Monthly Press 1923. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Square small quarto 120pp. A very good copy in the publisher's red boards with black textured cloth spine. Some rubbing to boards and the corners gently worn but still a sound clean example. Presentation copy SIGNED and INSCRIBED by Newton on the front free endpaper to a distinguished collector whose bookplate appears on the front paste-down: "Inscribed for Mrs. S. L. Walbridge by A. Edward Newton. 'Sir' said Dr. Johnson 'nature has given woman so much power that the law very wisely gives her very little.' March 6 1924. The Atlanting Monthly Press hardcover
1923ref. 121440Boston: Atlantic Monthly 1923. Limited. hardcover. near fine. Illustrated. 120 pages. Wide 8vo green cloth-backed patterned boards lower corners gently bumped protected in a special 2-piece red morocco slip case scuffing and staining on box on spine. Boston: Atlantic Monthly 1923. Limited edition. Aside from the bumped corners a fine bright copy well-protected in a very good- slip case. Number 420 of 585 copies printed on hand-made paper and signed by the author. Atlantic Monthly unknown
1923ref. OB145Boston Atlantic Monthly Press 1923. Boston Atlantic Monthly Press Updike Merrymount 1923. Hard Cover. Signed. xvii 120 pages plates; 23 cm. "Of the five hundred and eighty-five copies of this Hand-made Paper Edition this is copy number 18" signed by the author. Bound in decorated paper with green linen spine & paper spine label. Updike Merrymount Press Bibliography 586. Stock#OB145. VG. Atlantic Monthly Press [Updike, Merrymount Press] hardcover
1933ref. 240627Boston: Little Brown 1933. First edition. HC w DJ. VG/VG. VG/VG. Orange cloth gilt titling bright light edgewear yellow topstain color frontis unmarked binding tight. Unclipped DJ $3.00 edgewear w nicks/chips heaviest to tips in protector. B/W illustrations. PLEASE NOTE: We are happy to provide photos. Please contact us for any specific requests. BUYING AND SELLING USED AND RARE BOOKS FROM HISTORIC EAST NASHVILLE SINCE 2012. Little, Brown hardcover
ref. 25812LITTLE BROWN & CO. Hardcover. Very Good. LITTLE BROWN & CO. Hardcover. Very Good. LITTLE BROWN & CO hardcover
