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1976réf. 89-1083BKentucky Rifle Assoc. 1976. 1976. 268p. Photos. Oversize. Near Fine/Fair Copy. Hardcover. Near Fine/Fair. Book. Kentucky Rifle Assoc., 1976. Hardcover
1976réf. 89-1083Kentucky Rifle Assoc. 1976. 1976. 268p. Photos. Oversize. Near Fine/Very Good Copy. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Book. Kentucky Rifle Assoc., 1976. Hardcover
1976réf. 89-1082Kentucky Rifle Assoc. 1976. 1976. Copy 208 267p. Photos. Oversize. Signed by the publisher and 48 others members of the Association. Page 183 separated. Very Good/Fair Copy. Signed by Publisher. Hardcover. Very Good/Fair. Book. Kentucky Rifle Assoc., 1976. Hardcover
réf. 26398Amsterdam, Urbi et Orbi, 1951 Gebonden, bordeaux hardcover met goudopdruk, 16.5x24.5 cm., viii + 510 pp.
1976IN 8. BR [BE]. 24 PP. 18 ILL EN NOIR. [BE]
2019New Persian Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Persian with bilingual title in English and Persian on cover. [7], 241 p. Ketab-e Shahnama. Vol. 1: Namurnâme-e Shahriyâr. Bu guzide dibache, dastan-e Haft Khan, Rostam and Sohrab wa Siyavush. [= Shâhnâme. Vol. 1: Famous book of King. Choosen from preface and story of Haft Xân, Rostam and Sohrâb and Siyâvâs]. Shamsi: 1397 = Gregorian: 2019.
2019New Persian Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Persian with bilingual title in English and Persian on cover. [7], 241 p. Ketab-e Shahnama. Vol. 2: Shah morud saye Fegon. Bu guzida destan Forud, Bijon, Manijeh, Rostam wa Esfandiyar. [= Shâhnâme. Vol. 2: Branch of Shady Cypress. Choosen from story of Forud, Bizan and Manize and Rostam and Esfandyar. Shamsi: 1397 = Gregorian: 2019.
1868247p. Typed private label on front paste down and front board "D.V.T. QUA,". All edges marbled. 12mo. Original leather spine over publisher's stamped cloth binding. Gilt lettered and decorated spine. Boards embossed in blind. Hardbound. Very good. PA64 FRONT
réf. 42334Wurzburg, Mainfrankisches Museum Wurzburg, 1989 Softcover, 377pp., 22x19cm., ills. mostly in b/w., fine copy. German text.
1952réf. 107352Club Français du Livre 1952 2 volumes. In-8 cartonnage éditeur gris, couvertures légèrement poussiéreuse 21,5 cm sur 14. 320, 342 pages+2 dépliants reproductions de gravures chinoises Bon état d’occasion.
réf. 27116The Boydell Press - 1998 - In-8, 23,3 x 15 x 1,4 cm - Broché - couverture illustrée - Illustrations NB ou couleurs - Langue Anglaise - 224 pages - bon exemplaire - Envoi rapide et soigné
2015réf. 2090502113714923Not Available 2015. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
2014réf. 2090502113715574Not Available 2014. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1976No marks or inscriptions. A very clean very tight copy with unmarked black cloth boards, lightly tanned pages and no bumping to corners. Dust jacket not price clipped or marked or torn with light creasing and traces of storage. 503pp. A powerful novel of coming of age and the mortality of a parent. The author's first.
The Boydell Press - 1998 - In-8, 23,3 x 15 x 1,4 cm - Broché - couverture illustrée - Illustrations NB ou couleurs - Langue Anglaise - 224 pages - bon exemplaire - Envoi rapide et soigné
1957réf. 2082702114609968Kadokawashoten 1957. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Kadokawashoten paperback
1982réf. C3072Darmstadt, Wissenschaftlische Buchgesellschaft, 1982 ; in-12, 306 pp. + 160 planches, cartonnage d’époque. Très bon état.
1982Darmstadt, Wissenschaftlische Buchgesellschaft, 1982; in-12, 306 pp. + 160 planches, cartonnage d’époque. Très bon état.
1964IN 8. CART AVEC JAQ [BE]. 82 PP. ENV 60 ILL EN NOIR. [BE]. AVEC FASICULE EN FRANCAIS
Locally produced guidebook to Knossos, including site plan and illustrations. Undated 79p. illus plans diagrams .fold-out plans. Book
Locally produced guidebook to Knossos, including site plan and illustrations. Undated 79p. illus plans diagrams .fold-out plans. Book
197394p.llus(some col) maps Book
Minor creasing to spine. Yellowing to rear wrap. ; 78 pages
1804réf. 42382New York 1804. Single sheet written in ink script on recto. A deed 8" x 12-3/4" recording the sale of the 17-year-old "Negroe Boy Isaac" to Robert Weir by Catherine Brinckly 12 January 1804. Signed at the end "Catherine Brinkly" and witness John Brinckly. Toned old folds stabilized with text preserved by matting in a contemporary frame. Good plus. British policy in the early 17th century under the Duke of York owner of substantial interests in the Royal African Company encouraged importation of slaves to New York. By the early 18th century slavery was a cornerstone of the City's economy. Slave Codes rigidly regulated the activities and lives of slaves. But by 1804 slavery in New York was in decline thanks to tireless emancipation efforts of the New York Manumission Society Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton. In 1799 New York passed an Act emancipating everyone born after 1799. But "It was not until March 31 1817 that the New York legislature ended two centuries of slavery within its borders setting July 4 1827 as the date of final emancipation and making New York the first state to pass a law for the total abolition of legal slavery. When Emancipation Day finally arrived the number of emancipated men and women freed was roughly 4600." Celebrations and parades occurred throughout the state web site of Historical Society of the New York Courts. By this deed Isaac became the property of Robert Weir 1770-1825 a prosperous New York merchant from Scotland who had recently married Mary Katherine Brinckley Brinkley 1783-1840. Mary Katherine Weir is known as composer of the song "The Lord of the Castle." Their infant son Robert Walter Weir 1803-1889 just six months old when this deed was signed became a well-known Hudson River School painter; two of his sons also became famous artists. Robert Sr. declared bankruptcy in 1813 due to French confiscation of shipping goods. "Weir Robert 1770-" Robert Weir Papers Brigham Young University Library Vault MSS 511 Series 1. The grantor Catherine Brinckly was likely Weir's grandmother-in-law mother of Mary Katherine's father Thomas Brinckley born 1754; or some other close relative. We located Thomas Brinckley spelled with the "ck" listed in early New York City directories as city marshal. His name last appeared in 1794 at Cedar Street and Catherine's name began appearing in 1795 at the same street with "widow" following her name. The 1810 census shows one free person of color living with the Robert Weir family and no enslaved people suggesting that Weir had emancipated Isaac . "Weir Family Background" Chester County Historical Society website accessed August 2026; Duncan's New York City Directory and Register for 1794 1795 1800; Claghorn Charles: WOMEN COMPOSERS AND SONGWRITERS Univ. of Michigan: 1996 pp. 231; Ancestry website census and genealogical records. unknown
1804réf. 42382New York 1804. Single sheet written in ink script on recto. A deed 8" x 12-3/4" recording the sale of the 17-year-old "Negroe Boy Isaac" to Robert Weir by Catherine Brinckly 12 January 1804. Signed at the end "Catherine Brinkly" and witness John Brinckly. Toned old folds stabilized with text preserved by matting in a contemporary frame. Good plus. British policy in the early 17th century under the Duke of York owner of substantial interests in the Royal African Company encouraged importation of slaves to New York. By the early 18th century slavery was a cornerstone of the City's economy. Slave Codes rigidly regulated the activities and lives of slaves. But by 1804 slavery in New York was in decline thanks to tireless emancipation efforts of the New York Manumission Society Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton. In 1799 New York passed an Act emancipating everyone born after 1799. But "It was not until March 31 1817 that the New York legislature ended two centuries of slavery within its borders setting July 4 1827 as the date of final emancipation and making New York the first state to pass a law for the total abolition of legal slavery. When Emancipation Day finally arrived the number of emancipated men and women freed was roughly 4600." Celebrations and parades occurred throughout the state web site of Historical Society of the New York Courts. By this deed Isaac became the property of Robert Weir 1770-1825 a prosperous New York merchant from Scotland who had recently married Mary Katherine Brinckley Brinkley 1783-1840. Mary Katherine Weir is known as composer of the song "The Lord of the Castle." Their infant son Robert Walter Weir 1803-1889 just six months old when this deed was signed became a well-known Hudson River School painter; two of his sons also became famous artists. Robert Sr. declared bankruptcy in 1813 due to French confiscation of shipping goods. "Weir Robert 1770-" Robert Weir Papers Brigham Young University Library Vault MSS 511 Series 1. The grantor Catherine Brinckly was likely Weir's grandmother-in-law mother of Mary Katherine's father Thomas Brinckley born 1754; or some other close relative. We located Thomas Brinckley spelled with the "ck" listed in early New York City directories as city marshal. His name last appeared in 1794 at Cedar Street and Catherine's name began appearing in 1795 at the same street with "widow" following her name. The 1810 census shows one free person of color living with the Robert Weir family and no enslaved people suggesting that Weir had emancipated Isaac . "Weir Family Background" Chester County Historical Society website accessed August 2026; Duncan's New York City Directory and Register for 1794 1795 1800; Claghorn Charles: WOMEN COMPOSERS AND SONGWRITERS Univ. of Michigan: 1996 pp. 231; Ancestry website census and genealogical records. unknown books
