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1919réf. 74130Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1919. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. VIII no. 4. Near fine in stapled wrappers with a bit of light sunning. Includes poems by Winifred Welles Marjorie Allen Seiffert and Maxwell Anderson. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1918réf. 74181Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1918. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. VI no. 3. Sunned else near fine in stapled wrappers. Signed by Leslie Nelson Jennings at his contribution. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1921réf. 74186Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1921. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. XI no. 3. Near fine in slightly sunned stapled wrappers. Signed by Margaret Widdemer at her contribution. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1918réf. 74134Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1918. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. VI no. 5. Near fine in slightly sunned wrappers. Signed by by Leonora Speyer and Leslie Nelson Jennings at their contributions. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1920réf. 74140New York: Charles Wharton Stork 1920. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. IX no. 4. Near fine in stapled wrappers with a bit of sunning to the spine. Signed twice by Leonora Speyer at her contributions. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1920réf. 75013New York: Charles Wharton Stork 1920. Softcover. Fine. Vol. IX no. 2. Fine in stapled wrappers. Signed by Alfred Kreymborg at his contribution this issue also includes poems by Witter Bynner Winifred Welles and Marguerite Wilkinson. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1920réf. 75008Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1920. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. IX no. 11. Near fine in stapled wrappers. This issue includes poems by Leonora Speyer Louise Driscoll and David Morton. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1918réf. 74133Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1918. Softcover. Very Good. Vol. VI no. 4. Very good in lightly sunned wrappers with a few small spots. Signed by Louise Townsend Nicholl at her contribution. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1920réf. 75010Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1920. Softcover. Fine. Vol. IX no. 12. Fine in stapled wrappers. This issue includes poems by Winifred Welles Stephen Vincent Benet and Glenn Ward Dresbach. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1918réf. 75004Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1918. Softcover. Fine. Vol. VI no. 1. Creased else fine in stapled wrappers. This issue is the "Patriots' Number" dedicated to poems by or for those in active service. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1921réf. 74187Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1921. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. XII no. 3. Near fine in slightly sunned stapled wrappers with a few tiny spots. Signed by Leonora Speyer at her contribution. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1855réf. 281267Philadelphia: Lutheran Board of Publication Lindsay & Blakiston 1855. First Edition. Original Wrappers. Very Good binding. While 19th century Lutherans very much liked the idea of Luther and his family gathering around a Christmas tree see the Frontispiece illustration this is in fact an early representation of a Christmas tree in an American religious tract. "References to the use of Christmas trees in Sunday school Christmas celebrations are come upon but infrequently in the newspaper press and not before 1858 in which year trees are reported for Bristol writing in Bucks and Lancaster City" Shoemaker; Yoder. Christmas in Pennsylvania 2009; p.75 In yellow printed wrappers with soiling minor loss to the bottom corner and to the spine. 32 pp. with full page wood-engraved plates. Very Good binding. Lutheran Board of Publication | Lindsay & Blakiston unknown books
1967réf. 143223Amsterdam: Printing and Allied Industries 1967. limp cloth wrappers. tall slim 8vo. limp cloth wrappers. 46 1 pages. Reprint of the first edition from 1954 Venice. A near fine copy. Printing and Allied Industries unknown books
1975réf. 348883New York: Monthly Review Press 1975. Paperback. x 326p. pictorial wraps 8x5.25 inches; paper toned otherwise in very good condition. First printing stated. PB-390. Monthly Review Press paperback books
1917réf. 137764New York NY & London: The American-Scandinavian Foundation / Humphrey Milford / Oxford University Press 1917. publisher's cloth. Updike Daniel B. 8vo. publisher's cloth. 45 pages. Scandinavian Classics Volume IX. First edition thus. Minor fading to spine. Light spotting to covers else near fine. Printed by D. B. Updike at his Merrymount Press. A scarce book. The American-Scandinavian Foundation / Humphrey Milford / Oxford University Press unknown books
1910réf. 46696J.B. Lippincott Co 1910. STORK Charles Wharton. THE QUEEN OF ORPLEDE. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co. 1910. 16mo. grey-blue boards stamped in gilt. First Edition. Signed presentation by Stork on title page: "Miss Alice Downing with the cordial regards and conpliments of the author. C.W.S." Very Good gilt bright. $50.00. J.B. Lippincott Co unknown books
2015réf. 153676Luzern: Quaternio Verlag 2015. Text Volume Only. Slipcased. Fine/VG slipcase lightly rubbed. Rich navy cloth/boards; gilt lettering; placeholder ribbon. No dj. Housed in a matching slipcase with no lettering. with 34 mostly color illustrations. Text in German and some English. In short the contents are Clark's bit in German; Stork's bit in German; Clark's bit in English; with the illustrations in between but here is the actual breakdown of the actuals parts: The German version of Gregory T. Clark's contribution containing The History of the Manuscript; Compositional and Iconographic Sources; The Artist of the Einsiedeln Speculum; and The Place of Origin and Date of the Einsiedeln Speculum; and the descriptions of the miniatures. The lengthy text by Hans-Walter Stork follows entirely in German: Introduction and Foreword; Authorship Content Dating and Construction of the Speculum; The Heilsspiegel Healing Mirror of Kloster Einsiedeln Codex 206 and the text; The Substantive Context of the Miniatures; Annotations of the Illustrations; an abstract; bibliography; and the illustrations. All these take up the first 224 pp. The English Commentary actually the original version of Clark's contribution begins on page 225. Included are: The History of the Manuscript; Compositional and Iconographic Sources; The Artist of the Einsiedeln Speculum; and The Place of Origin and Date of the Einsiedeln Speculum; and the descriptions of the miniatures and the Codicological Descriptions in table/chart form. The reader must refer to the German section for the bibliography and illustrations. With richly-colored plates clear bw images and a beautiful presentation. Einsiedeln Abbey is a Benedictine monastery in the town of Einsiedeln in the Canton of Schwyz Switzerland. - Wikipedia NOTE: This is the text volume ONLY. The facsimile volume is not included. Quaternio Verlag unknown books
1974réf. 338015npl: npub 1974. Pamphlet. pp40-57 stapled wraps 6.75x9.5 inches light handling wear else very good condition. Reprinted from Journal of Palestine Studies Vol. 3 No. 3 Spring 1974. npub unknown books
1924réf. 591685Philadelphia: Logan P. O. / Charles Wharton Stork 1924. Softcover. Near Fine. Volume XVIII Number 5. Slim octavo. Stapled wrappers. Light wear near fine. A nicely-printed poetry magazine with contributions by Louis Ginsberg Allen's father MacKnight Black Helen Frazee-Bower Elizabeth J. Coatsworth Glenn Ward Dresbach Marie Emilie Gilchrist May Folwell Hoisington May Hughes and William Laird. Logan P. O. / Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
1925réf. 591689Philadelphia: Logan P. O. / Charles Wharton Stork 1925. Softcover. Very Good. Volume XIX Number 4. Slim octavo. Modest wear and some sunning at the edges very good or better in stapled wrappers. The featured poem is "The Ballad of Mean Marks" by Amanda Benjamin Hall; and features poems by Louis Ginsberg Allen's father Isabel Fiske Conant Lucile Kendrick Kadra Mayasi and John Richard Moreland. Logan P. O. / Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
réf. 0001406Publisher's original stapled wrappers octavo pp. 16. Page 1 misidentifies this as the June 1919 number but front panel date of July is correct. Old tide-lines bottom edge throughout. Noteworthy for the inclusion of "The Dugout" by Siegfried Sassoon which the editor speculates is "the first of Sassoon's poems to be published in America." Condition is GOOD with light spotting and shelf wear. Ensconced now in a clear protective display sleeve with white cardstock backing board. Philadelphia, PA: The Editor, 1919. books
1923réf. 275221Philadelphia: The Magazine 1923. Magazine. pp17-32 6x9.25 inches very good poetry journal in stapled yellow printed wraps. Monthly begun in 1916 and ending in 1929 absorbed in 1930 by Bozart. Hoffman p. 249. This issue claims the first appearance by Stratton-Porter in short form and includes her poems "The Heart of the World" "Oh Lord -Lady!" and "Ox-Heart Cherries. The Magazine unknown books
1989réf. 316676Washington DC: MERIP 1989. Pamphlet. Six panel brochure 8.24x10.75 inches very good condition. MERIP unknown books
1920réf. 96658Philadelphia: Charles Wharton Stork 1920. Pamphlet. pp. 161-176 stapled wraps 6x9.25 inches wraps creased thin line of staining across front wrap perhaps from a removed rubber band else good condition. Poets include Karle Wilson Baker and Leonora Speyer prize poem. Charles Wharton Stork unknown books
réf. 0001407Publisher's original stapled card-stock wrappers octavo serial pagination 17-32. Amory Hare Mrs. Arthur B. Cook number: "The first issue of this magazine devoted to the work of a woman." Early poems by the author of "Tossed Coins." Light wear and spotting to wrappers. Upper page tips bumped. Ensconced now in a clear protective display sleeve with white card-stock backing board. Philadelphia, PA: The Editor, 1919 books
