Towles, AmorBiblio.com
Louis Joseph Amour Marquis De BouilleBiblio.com
Memoires Sur L'Affaire De Varennes 1823
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2020réf. 18124Independent Bookstore Day Publishing. Near Fine. 2020. First Edition. Hardcover. 1732970408 . Pictorial boards. Without dust jacket as issued. First and only edition. Signed to the title page by the author. A fine copy but for a small penciled number 8 and a faint erasure to the upper page edges. All else is fine. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 100 pages; Signed by Author . Independent Bookstore Day Publishing hardcover
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1970réf. N2544U. S. Government Printing Office. Very Good. 1970. No Edition Stated. Softcover. 2 volume set softcover book and hardcover folder w/10 maps and 1 taple enclosed in pocket; both have light toning date stamped in several places on each book corners of softcover lightly bumped hardcover has tiny tear to bottom spine 3 corners of covers lightly bumped small black spot on rear cover; b/w photos; 154 pages . U. S. Government Printing Office paperback
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1810réf. AQ9734London: T. Hookham 1810. vii 1 147pp 1. With half-titles. Victorian tan half-calf gilt contrasting green morocco lettering-piece. Lightly rubbed with loss to head of spine. Ink-dated author obituary clippings pasted to blank-fly four small mount-holes cut to half title; combined with the indentation on the following leaves suggestive that this once held a Carte de Visite of the author. Some glue residue to gutter of title. Leaf C5 bound before C4. Thomas Love Peacock 1785-1866 English poet and novelist. Extended from an original composed during Peacock's time as secretary to Sir Home Riggs Popham aboard HMS Venerable in May 1808. Tracing the river from its Cotswold source through Oxford by way of several stanzas ending as the river flows to the North Sea east of London. . First Edition. 8vo. T. Hookham unknown
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1888réf. 6182Savannah GA: The Morning News Print 1888. Good. 8¼" x 6". Green cloth over boards title gilt. Pp. 5 A-E 6 iv-v blank page 360. Good: Ex-library with remnants of call number to spine bookplate due cards and embossed stamp on title page; moderately shaken boards moderately worn with losses at spine tips ffep heavily notated. This is another copy of Love's History with several outstanding associations. A partially obscured inscription on the front pastedown shows that this particular copy was presented by R.R. Wright to D.C. Suggs. Richard Robert Wright Sr. who wrote part of the book's introduction was born into slavery in Georgia in 1855 and was valedictorian of the first graduating class of Atlanta University now known as the HBCU Clark Atlanta. He became an educator and newspaper editor who went on to serve as the first president of the Georgia Industrial College for Colred Youths GICCY the first public institution of higher learning for African Americans in the state. Under Wright's leadership GICCY hosted renowned lecturers including Booker T. Washington Mary McLeod Bethune and Mary Church Terrell. Wright later founded the first Black-owned bank in Philadelphia and co-founded the first organization of Black-owned banks in the country. The recipient of the book Dr. Daniel Cato Suggs was born in Wilson North Carolina in 1865. He was a wealthy Black businessman active in real estate and a teacher in the public school systems of North Carolina. He served as a professor at GICCY before being elected president in 1917 of Livingston College a private HBCU in Salisbury North Carolina noted for its strong affiliation with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. This volume also contains a bookplate from Bennett College in Greensboro. Founded in 1873 as a normal school to educate freedmen and train both men and women as teachers Bennett is now a private HBCU liberal arts college for women. There is yet another interesting facet to this copy: the front free endpaper has two pages of handwritten notes regarding a speech given by David B. Hill in Savannah in 1892 as he was campaigning to be the Democratic candidate for United States President. We found the entirety of the speech's text in a newspaper account online and note the oddity of the possibility of a Southern African American attending a Democratic candidate' speech at that time. OCLC shows six holdings of the physical book over four entries. A unique copy with wonderful associations of Love's important history of the First African Baptist Church. The Morning News Print unknown
2006réf. 18532new oversize hc expedited & international shipping not available--FEMINISTS University of Illinois Press hardcover
1920réf. 79-1085GPO 1920. 1920. 1st ed. 1663p. Folding map. Tan cloth. Massive. Very Heavy. Exlib. Front hinge broken. Fair to Poor. 1st. Hardcover. Fair. GPO, 1920. Hardcover
1958réf. 79-778BGPO 1958. 1958. 202p. Photos. Blue cloth. Fine Copy. Hardcover. Fine. Book. GPO, 1958. Hardcover
réf. 6884Paris: Didier et Cie. Quarter Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. Appears to be from 1800's no date given. Marbled boards. Noticeable shelf-wear along edges. Didier et Cie. hardcover
1986réf. 55406New York: Columbia University Press 1986. First Edition. New Hardcover. Fine DJ: light damage to theTop edge . 9.2"x6.1"x0.9". be46. Columbia University Press hardcover
1920réf. 0000572Asheville circa 1920's. 31 pages. One diagram in the text. Original printed tan wraps 23.5 cm with illustrated ad on rear wrap. Bound into later black cloth with gilt spine lettering. Ex-library with small ink stamp on front wrap several marginal stamps tasteful bookplate on front pastedown and small remnant of a removed call number sticker on the front board. Cloth binding is otherwise fine; pamphlet is otherwise good only. Top half inch of front wrap excised and filled-in with paper of a near match in color. Upper corners damped throughout in no way impacting text. FIRST OF THIS EDITION. An apparent reprint of a 1884 pamphlet issued under the same title which listed the co-authors as E. L. and F. P. Love. The work includes advice on growing tobacco pp. 11-21 as well as recipes and instructions for curing it. The present edition includes a form bound at the front which obliged the purchaser to pay the author fifty dollars unless the purchaser complied with these terms: "not to impart or disclose to any one save those employed by me in the curing of my own Tobacco any information touching the curing of Tobacco embodied in said book and not to cure by said process any Tobacco but my own." The pamphlet is dated based on this form which has the partially printed date "192_." The pamphlet includes a multitude of testimonials from farmers pp. 24-30 dated 1880-1884 apparently reproduced from the first edition of the work. Franklin P. Love 1850-1925 was a native of Pittsylvania County Virginia and it was there that the book was written. By the time the present edition was printed he had moved to Asheville North Carolina and his mailing address near that city is given on the front wrap. On the last page and on the rear wrap is a "Notice" advertising Love's various services as a veterinary surgeon. RARE. This edition not in OCLC or NUC both of which list only a 1892 edition and together find only three copies of the same Buncombe Co. Duke Va. Hist. Soc. No other works by either author are found. Not in Thornton or Haynes. n.p. hardcover
1948réf. RMP418México Editorial Stylo 1948 En 8º. 217pp. Encuadernación en piel marroquí con dorados al frente lomo y reverso. Al interior se conserva la encuadernación original del editor. "Pita" Amor fue una escritora poeta y oradora mexicana además de modelo y actriz. La presente edición agrupa las tres primeras obras de "Pita" Amor. Editorial Stylo hardcover
1980réf. 051784Adelaide: Lutheran Publishing House 1980. 613pp index appendices maps bw ills. Brown leather titled and decorated in gilt. Very light foxing to page edges and endpapers. Family history of the Linke family who emigrated from Prussia to South Australia in 1838. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/None as Issued. 4to. Lutheran Publishing House Hardcover
1986réf. SKU-W27RA02908150Leland Historical Foundation 1986. 1. Hardcover. Very Good. Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket; Hardcover; Dust jacket is clean and intact with just minor edgewear and has not been price-clipped Now fitted with a new Brodart jacket protector; Light wear to the boards; The textblock edges are unblemished; The endpapers and all text pages are clean and unmarked; The binding is excellent with a straight spine; This book will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box with foam padding; Large Format Quatro 10.75” – 11.75” tall; Dark green dust jacket with photo and title in black and white lettering; 1986 Leland Historical Foundation; 205 pages; "Leland Mississippi: from Hellhole to Beauty Spot" by Dorothy Love Turk. Leland Historical Foundation hardcover
