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1976216G0079Winnipeg Canada: Winnipeg Jets Booster Club. Very Good. 1976. First Edition. Hardcover. 176 pages. Front board illustrated with colour photo of Bobby Hull and the Avco Cup. Loaded with many dozens of reproductions of black and white photos from back in the day as well as a generous selection of colour photos including large colour team photos upon endpapers. Also included are statistics and wonderful team anecdotes. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Binding tight. Very uncommon. Truly a stupendous gift for any die-hard fan of the recently reborn Winnipeg Jets.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Souvenir Yearbook of the Winnipeg Jets 1972-1976 W.H.A. World Hockey Association Bobby Hull Avco Cup Champs Champions . Winnipeg Jets Booster Club hardcover
1897302023London: Privately printed 1897. First Edition. iv 176 pp. 4to. Full vellum black morocco label to spine gilt. First Edition. iv 176 pp. 4to. The Venetia was owned by Lord Ashburton. On board with him was Lady Ashburton the Earl of Crawford Walter Lindsay Mrs and Mrs North and Dr Harrison. They were attended by a crew of 37. This lavish souvenir was produced by Zaehnsdorf. Privately printed unknown books
192862010Cambridge Mass: The Cosmos Press Inc 1928. One Hundred Copies Privately Printed for John Phillips. 47 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Quarter black cloth black patterned paper boards with gilt stars. Fine. One Hundred Copies Privately Printed for John Phillips. 47 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. INSCRIBED FROM PHILLIPS TO CONNETT ONE OF 100. Inscribed in corner of flyleaf "To Eugene V. Connett with kindest regards of John C. Phillips."<br/><br/>"But Washington's first love in the realm of sport was riding to hounds over his own and neighboring plantations ." Preface. Wetzel p. 228; Bruns P80; Biscotti p. 342; Biscotti Six Centuries of Foxhunting p. 289; The Edward S. Litchfield Collection p. 84 The Cosmos Press, Inc unknown books
1910316779n.p. 1910. the images mostly 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches and inset to the album two per page. 2 vols. 8vo each photo approximately 6 1/2 x 10 inches. One album in original green cloth slightly worn the other in 3/4 red calf a little rubbed spine gone. A few photographs faded one or two with slight blemishes but overall a fine collection. Each album is housed in a new grey cloth protective slipcase with chemise and crimson morocco spine label. the images mostly 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches and inset to the album two per page. 2 vols. 8vo each photo approximately 6 1/2 x 10 inches. Hunting and Fishing in Westchester 1900. Refuting the rule that the family photo album is invariably an icon of transcendent uninterest this collection of amateur photographs is a thoroughly beguiling one. The prints mostly in sepia record the happy idle moments of a prosperous family who lived or vacationed in the Bedford-Croton area of New York's Westchester County. Scenes include "On road to Bedford Station" hunting scenes on the "Croton River at Croton Falls" "Kisco River" and "Bronx River" etc. Subjects include some excellent shots of the wild surrounding countryside wildlife family members doing interesting things hunters or anglers displaying their trophies some posed "gag" shots and a host of other scenes. Agreeably the photos are not pasted down but slid into card mounts enabling them to be removed or rearranged. To turn the pages of these albums is to immerse onself in the scenes and pleasures of an easy less complicated day: a nostalgic and tranquilizing piece of delightful Americana. unknown books
1870242873Cheyenne Wyo: Argus Print 1870. Oblong 10 x 16 inches. Framed and glazed. Oblong 10 x 16 inches. Boxing in Cheyenne. Argus Print unknown books
1970207001970 Tapisserie contemporaine signée en bas à droite dans l'ouvrage, F. de Villeneuve, Manufacture Belge, (1970), 195 x 143 cm..
White half-vellum octavo, brown marbled boards, gilt to spine, viii, 390 pages, 21 cm. In French. Scarce, || Hunting, Dogs. Veterinary Science. Animals, Domesticated Animals. Pets. Canine
1900238929Chicago & Milwaukee Wisconsin: Riverside Print Co 1900. Chromolithograph With 33 cages for animals two hippos in foreground and 8 elephants in a row on the right. 1 vols. 42 x 28 inches. Fine. Wonderful. Chromolithograph With 33 cages for animals two hippos in foreground and 8 elephants in a row on the right. 1 vols. 42 x 28 inches. Riverside Print Co unknown books
187135285Dubuque Iowa: O. A. Bronson Jr. 1871. Pp.13 last page text printed on inside back wrapper small photograph tipped in; Pp. 2 15-24 18 printed in red; Pp. 12 page numbering confused self wrappers this last interfiled with previous issue; Pp. 37-52; Pp. 53- 64; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp.16 self wrappers. Illustrations of chess boards. 1 vols. 8vo. Disbound with front wrapper only for yearly volume wrappers for Parts II IV and V bound in several parts in self wrappers. Title browned losses in lower outer margin from gnawing browning of some leaves else very good. Pp.13 last page text printed on inside back wrapper small photograph tipped in; Pp. 2 15-24 18 printed in red; Pp. 12 page numbering confused self wrappers this last interfiled with previous issue; Pp. 37-52; Pp. 53- 64; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp.16 self wrappers. Illustrations of chess boards. 1 vols. 8vo. First volume of this chess journal. The early volumes were called "Dubuque Chess Journal" and "Brownson's Chess Journal" then in 1876 the title was changed to "The American Chess Journal "and then in 1877 returned to "Chess Journal."¶ The portrait photograph is inserted between a problem by Edward H. Courtnay and problems by Ludwig von Bilou. O. A. Bronson Jr. unknown
193712921Boston and New York 1937. With numerous examples of Smith's art including two watercolor studies for his November 1932 football cover of The Sportsman magazine. 1 vols. A few minor wrinkles folds and an occasional tear else in uniformly fine condition. From the estate of Daniel Rochford. With numerous examples of Smith's art including two watercolor studies for his November 1932 football cover of The Sportsman magazine. 1 vols. An extremely interesting archive chronicling the personal friendship and professional relationship of two colorful individuals. During Daniel Rochford's five-year tenure as Managing Editor of The Sportsman Harold Smith did a number of small black and white drawings for the magazine and at least one cover of a stylized formation of football players two watercolor studies of which form part of this collection. Rochford left the magazine in 1935 to enter the public relations field subsequently joining Standard Oil of New Jersey and until Smith's death in 1969 gave the artist a number of Esso commissions for brochures and film strips as well as other work.<br /> <br /> The archive includes approximately 35 ALS from Smith some 65 pages and two post cards about 30 carbons of letters from Rochford mostly dating from the 1940s on Esso matters plus some other correspondence. In addition included in Smith's art works are are nine pencil sketches for 1930s political cartoons two pencil advertisement roughs for Mt. Tremblant ski area and four watercolor skiing sketches nine sheets of pencil sketches possibly for a book or article eight amusing ink on tissue sketches for Esso publications one black and white and four watercolor caricatures of the artist and others and a particularly delightful 18 x 24 sheet of 19 watercolor scenes illustrating a 1946 visit Smith paid to the Rochfords to do their portraits.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> In his last years Rochford regretted that distance and circumstance prevented the possibility of he and Smith collaborating on a book. It is a regret the viewer of this archive will share.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> A SPLENDID COLLECTION. unknown
1870315110New York: George Blackie & Co 1870. Woodcut illustrations throughout. 12mo. Publishers pink pictorial wrappers. Woodcut illustrations throughout. 12mo. Includes marked playing cards gambling and magic books magic tricks novelties and all sorts of curiosities and miscellany such as "False Moustaches that cannot be detected when worn" offered by New York wholesale agents George Blackie & Co. George Blackie & Co unknown
1865308676Bridgeport Conn 1865. 1 1/2 pages. 8vo. Bifolium of stationery with engraving of Lindencroft at head. Scuff to second page affecting one word faint marginal soiling old folds. 1 1/2 pages. 8vo. Barnum replies to an inquiry about two horses he'd offered for sale: "I have just returned from a 20 day trip to New Hampshire & find your letter. The horses are both free from . blemishes and imperfections. The dapple black is very handsome- can't be met or passed without stopping to look at him the bay is good looking- not quite so handsome as the black. I rode him all last year in Central Park - my daughter rode the other. They are very superior under the saddle and both go well in harness. They are cheap at my prices but my daughter is too ill to ride & I am going to Europe." July17 autograph box unknown books
197032253Harrisburg Pa 1970. First edition one of 600 signed copies with a special reproduction of a watercolor by Weiler done only for the deluxe edition. Line drawings by Milton C. Weiler. 1 vols. 8vo. Cloth. Very fine in slipcase. Weiler Milton C. First edition one of 600 signed copies with a special reproduction of a watercolor by Weiler done only for the deluxe edition. Line drawings by Milton C. Weiler. 1 vols. 8vo. unknown
1936256566Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott 1936. First edition. Number 91 of 135 copies signed by the author. With an original signed etching "Trumpeter Swan" as frontispiece and 73 etchings reproduced in aquatone. 1 vols. 4to. Original publisher's vellum blocked in gold with pattern of geese in flight on upper cover t.e.g. others uncut. Minor toning to spine and covers else fine. Bishop Richard. First edition. Number 91 of 135 copies signed by the author. With an original signed etching "Trumpeter Swan" as frontispiece and 73 etchings reproduced in aquatone. 1 vols. 4to. The frontispiece is an original etching "Trumpeter Swan" titled and signed by the artist. Heller 2:604 J.B. Lippincott unknown books
1880315096Danbury Conn: Behrens Publishing Company 1880. Second edition wrappered issue with Behrens imprint. x 11-174 2 ads pp. 8vo. Publisher's illustrated light blue wrappers printed in red and black. Light wear and small stains to covers. Second edition wrappered issue with Behrens imprint. x 11-174 2 ads pp. 8vo. The first Behrens edition of this foundational work on poker essentially a wrappered issue of the second Dick & Fitzgerald edition of 1880. The rare first edition of 1875 - with only one copy located on OCLC - is along with Winterblossom's The Game of Draw Poker the earliest published work dedicated solely to poker. Blackbridge attempts to legitimize poker and gambling and gaming in general harmonizing it with Christian values and drawing comparisons to generally respected professions that trade in risk such as that of banker and insurance provider. Beyond the moralizing tone Blackbridge's work provides a technical and probabilistic discussion of the game and includes a section on "Probabilities at Draw-Poker" by Dr. Pole. The rules printed in Chapter XIX are adapted from The American Hoyle. Pp. 143-174 reprint Prof. A.R. Proctor's "Poker Principles and Chance Laws." A third edition was published by Dick & Fitzgerald in 1884. Jessel 122; Horr 167 Behrens Publishing Company unknown books
1934255172New York: The Derrydale Press 1934. First Edition No. 640 of 950 copies. Illustrated with photographs. 1 vols. 8vo. Original blue cloth with full-color reproduction of canvasback ducks by Dr. Edgar Burke inset in upper cover. Bookplate small gift inscription to front flyleaf. Spine slightly dull as usual very good plus. First Edition No. 640 of 950 copies. Illustrated with photographs. 1 vols. 8vo. First edition of one of the most beloved books of American sporting stories. The title story was first published in Recreation magazine in 1916 collected in John C. Phillips' Classics of the American Shooting Field 1930 and here Connett inaugurated a series of four fine collections of Buckingham's stories. Siegel 76; Frazier B-20-a The Derrydale Press unknown
1896239934New York: William Mills & Son 1896. First edition. 38 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Printed tan wrappers. Sewn. Small snag at top of spine with small chip else fine. First edition. 38 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Amusing comments on various aspects of angling and camping. Carleton was a journalist the managing editor of the old "Life" magazine for which he wrote the humorous "Thompson Street Poker Club" papers. He was also a successful playwright: his play "The Butterflies" featuring John Drew made Maude Adams a star. In this book distributed by a fishing tackle firm he states "If the few little precepts I have given can be of any use to the young anglers who will read them I shall be glad. They have been of no use to me.". Not in Bruns Sheets Wetzel William Mills & Son] unknown books
1896239934New York: William Mills & Son 1896. First edition. 38 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Printed tan wrappers. Sewn. Small snag at top of spine with small chip else fine. First edition. 38 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Amusing comments on various aspects of angling and camping. Carleton was a journalist the managing editor of the old "Life" magazine for which he wrote the humorous "Thompson Street Poker Club" papers. He was also a successful playwright: his play "The Butterflies" featuring John Drew made Maude Adams a star. In this book distributed by a fishing tackle firm he states "If the few little precepts I have given can be of any use to the young anglers who will read them I shall be glad. They have been of no use to me.". Not in Bruns Sheets Wetzel William Mills & Son] unknown
187135285Dubuque Iowa: O. A. Bronson Jr. 1871. Pp.13 last page text printed on inside back wrapper small photograph tipped in; Pp. 2 15-24 18 printed in red; Pp. 12 page numbering confused self wrappers this last interfiled with previous issue; Pp. 37-52; Pp. 53- 64; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp.16 self wrappers. Illustrations of chess boards. 1 vols. 8vo. Disbound with front wrapper only for yearly volume wrappers for Parts II IV and V bound in several parts in self wrappers. Title browned losses in lower outer margin from gnawing browning of some leaves else very good. Pp.13 last page text printed on inside back wrapper small photograph tipped in; Pp. 2 15-24 18 printed in red; Pp. 12 page numbering confused self wrappers this last interfiled with previous issue; Pp. 37-52; Pp. 53- 64; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp. 12 self wrappers; Pp.16 self wrappers. Illustrations of chess boards. 1 vols. 8vo. With Photograph. First volume of this chess journal. The early volumes were called "Dubuque Chess Journal" and "Brownson's Chess Journal" then in 1876 the title was changed to "The American Chess Journal "and then in 1877 returned to "Chess Journal."¶ The portrait photograph is inserted between a problem by Edward H. Courtnay and problems by Ludwig von Bilou. O. A. Bronson Jr. unknown books
1940239200New York: The Derrydale Press 1940. First edition No. 9 of 500 copies. 66 Illustrations from photographs and prints and a 7 page bibliography. 113 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Original maroon cloth cream cloth spine and corners fine in original glassine. First edition No. 9 of 500 copies. 66 Illustrations from photographs and prints and a 7 page bibliography. 113 pp. 1 vols. 4to. BEAUTIFUL COPY IN GLASSINE AND INSCRIBED. A very nice copy of a book which Frazier calls "certainly one of the finest regular editions that Connett produced in the later years of the Press" <br/>Inscribed "To Captain Bassett one of the two great pioneers of scientific dog breeding in America-from the author. L. Cabot Briggs. The Westminster Kennel Club Show Feburary 11 1942. MS corrections by the author L.C.B." CORRECTIONS ON PP. XVIII 3 etc. Siegel 158; Frazier B-15-a The Derrydale Press unknown books
1934242536New York: The Derrydale Press 1934. First edition no. 917 of 950 copies. Illustrated with photographs. 1 vols. 8vo. Original blue cloth with full-color reproduction of canvasback ducks by Dr. Edgar Burke inset in upper cover. Front inner hinge tender 1934 gift inscription non-authorial on flyleaf else almost fine. First edition no. 917 of 950 copies. Illustrated with photographs. 1 vols. 8vo. First edition of one of the most beloved books of American sporting stories. The title story was first published in Recreation magazine in 1916 collected in John C. Phillips' Classics of the American Shooting Field 1930 and here Connett inaugurated a series of four fine collections of Buckingham's stories. Siegel 76; Frazier B-20-a The Derrydale Press unknown books
1830313818London: Printed by C. Baynes.for G. Virtue 26 Ivy Lane 1830. First Edition. Illustrated by the Pencil of Mr. Robert Cruikshank in 36 hand coloured Scenes From Real Life & Enriched with Several Designs on Wood by the Same Artist. xvi 368pp. 8vo. Bound in full blue contemporary calf gilt spine a.e.g. Fine. First Edition. Illustrated by the Pencil of Mr. Robert Cruikshank in 36 hand coloured Scenes From Real Life & Enriched with Several Designs on Wood by the Same Artist. xvi 368pp. 8vo. Printed by C. Baynes...for G. Virtue 26 Ivy Lane unknown books
1979316075Edinburgh: Scottish Academic Press 33 Montgomery Street 1979. First edition Number 78 of 85 copies leather bound with real Hackles. Printed by R.& R. Clark Ltd noted on slip laid in. Illustrated and with 29 real hackles tipped onto black paper at end of book. xxii 140 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Publisher's full maroon crushed morocco gilt all edges gilt in slipcase by A. W. Lumsden. First edition Number 78 of 85 copies leather bound with real Hackles. Printed by R.& R. Clark Ltd noted on slip laid in. Illustrated and with 29 real hackles tipped onto black paper at end of book. xxii 140 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Scottish Academic Press [33 Montgomery Street] unknown books
1979316075Edinburgh: Scottish Academic Press 33 Montgomery Street 1979. First edition Number 78 of 85 copies leather bound with real Hackles. Printed by R.& R. Clark Ltd noted on slip laid in. Illustrated and with 29 real hackles tipped onto black paper at end of book. xxii 140 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Publisher's full maroon crushed morocco gilt all edges gilt in slipcase by A. W. Lumsden. First edition Number 78 of 85 copies leather bound with real Hackles. Printed by R.& R. Clark Ltd noted on slip laid in. Illustrated and with 29 real hackles tipped onto black paper at end of book. xxii 140 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Scottish Academic Press [33 Montgomery Street] unknown
2000212579Wenatchee WA: Privately Published for Angler's Hope Books by Meadow Run Press 2000. Letter "Z" of 26 lettered copies signed by the author and artist with loosely inserted folder containing print "Fisher's Hope. Illustrations by Jerry Ellis. xii 98 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Half black morocco beige Dutch linen paper label. As new in publisher's linen clamshell box. Letter "Z" of 26 lettered copies signed by the author and artist with loosely inserted folder containing print "Fisher's Hope". Illustrations by Jerry Ellis. xii 98 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. One of 26 Copies. A beautifully production printed on Hahnemuehle Biblio paper and bound by Jace Graf. [Privately Published for Angler's Hope Books by Meadow Run Press] unknown books
