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18272055803Matriti.: Ex Typographia Leonis Amarita. 1827. Hardcover. Cubierta deslucida. Good. 24 cm. 2 tomos en un volúmen. Encuadernacion en tapa dura artesanal en plena piel. Ex tip. L. Amarita. Historia eclesiastica . Cubierta deslucida. Religión.2 2 Ex Typographia Leonis Amarita. hardcover
183345928New York Collins and Hannay 1833. Hardcover. Cloth with title label on backstrip. Ex-library with the usual ownership markings; backstrip sun-darkened; covers mottled; extremities slightly worn; endpapers and title pages foxed and stained; top corner of front free endpaper creased; pages lightly to moderately foxed with first and last few pages faintly stained; otherwise very good condition. . 293p. Vol. 2 only. New York, Collins and Hannay hardcover
1843RO80076915LEFORT L. 2ème édition. 1843. In-12. Cartonné. Etat passable, Couv. défraîchie, Dos satisfaisant, Rousseurs. 285 pages. Frontispice en noir et blanc. Ouvrage légèrement déboité. Couverture muette, non-originale. Quelques mouillures. Mors légèrement usés. Quelques pages détachées.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840-Littératures des langues romanes. Littérature française
1852RO20199746LEFORT L.. 1852. In-12. Relié. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos frotté, Intérieur frais. 251 pages - frontispice en noir et blanc - coiffes abimées - coins frottés.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.08-XIX ème siècle
188420.043Paris: Librería de Ch Bouret 1884. 2ª ed. Atractiva encuadernación en tela editorial con estampaciones pictóricas en negro y dorado; cortes dorados. 12.5x18.5. 18 litografías coloreadas a mano y una cromolitografía. . Lomo algo deslucido algunas huellas de óxido Librería de Ch Bouret hardcover
1847f22.66Madrid: Imprenta de Don José María Alonso 1847. 1ª. Holandesa piel. 16 X 24. Buen estado general de conservación. Algunas huellas de Óxido en guardas y portadas muy escasas en el interior. Cubiertas ligeramente fatigadas Imprenta de Don José María Alonso hardcover
186142937Milwaukee: The Democrat Steam Book and Job Printing House. 1861. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 8vo; 48 pages; Clean and secure in original printed tan wrappers. Tiny number at top edge of front wrapper; two binder holes punched at left edge;tiny chips to wrappers at bottom corners faint blind stamp of former owner on tp. OCLC 82711202 Crop of 1860 the wholesale trade in numerous commodities etc.; with proceedings of annual meeting and catalogue of members in the Chamber of Commerce. . The Democrat Steam Book and Job Printing House paperback
1855R0181<p><strong>Hardcover. Fair to Good- with No Jacket.</strong> Dark olive green book cover faded gold lettering on the spine. rubbing to edges and corners;. Writing in Pencil and Ink on first several pages. Page edges have foxing and pages are stiff. Many pages have age stains/spots. No detectable smell. Binding is secure. Crosby Nichols and Company January 1855.</p><p><strong>Pictures:</strong> are of the actual copy we are offering from Barbed Wire Books. <strong>Additional photos available upon request</strong></p><p><strong>Shipping:</strong> All orders ship from Longmont Colorado and are processed promptly and carefully packaged with tracking.</p> Crosby, Nichols, and Company hardcover
1855WRCAM1605Boston 1855. viii394pp. Original cloth. Cloth fraying at spine extremities rubbed hinges broken contents cracked. Some foxing and staining front free endsheet excised. Fair. Many American particularly southern duels are recorded. HOWES S4. hardcover books
1847042107Boston: Charles C. Little And James Brown 1847. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 733 Pages Professionally Restored By Hand Original Label Laid Down On New Cloth New End Papers. Charles C. Little And James Brown Hardcover
1894RSNOMIL00drpAnthon H. Lund 1894. Very Good. Snow Lorenzo. Millennial Star No. 29 Volume LVI July 16 1894. Liverpool: Anthon H. Lund 1894. 8vo. Folded leaf. Book condition: Very good with previous owner's name on first page. Top edges uncut. Anthon H. Lund unknown
186311495Cincinnati: George S. Blanchard 1863. Revised Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Black leather elaborately blind stamped boards spine in gilt 8 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches light edge-wear. 1865 gift inscription on the ffep "From the Shop girls." Lithograph portraits of Peggy Dow and Lorenzo Dow. 720 pages tight light foxing. Separate half title page for "Vicissitudes or the Journey of Life" by Peggy Dow. "Stereotyped by John B. Wolff Wheeling Va." on the copyright page. No. 1563 in Roberts Revival Literature: An Annotated Bibliography. Note for no. 1557: "Crazy Dow as he was called by many is said to have preached to more people than any other man in his time.A life long Methodist in his own estimate he only had official standing for two years Dow rejoiced in his own eccentricities and because of them was able to attract multitudes that would never have gathered to hear an ordinary preacher. His itinerations covered not only vast portions of America but Ireland and England as well. In fact his visits to Britain played an important role in the formation of the Primitive Methodist Connexion. Dow was also credited with having preached the first Protestant sermon in Alabama 1803. He hated both Romanists and Calvinists. His ditty on predestination still delights a portion of the church: 'You shall and you shan't; You will and you won't; You'll be damned if you do And be damned if you don't'"Lorenzo Dow 1777-1834 b. Coventry Connecticut; d. Georgetown District of Columbia. A Methodist itinerant his eccentricities earned him the nickname "Crazy Dow" and the reluctancy of any Methodist Conference to accept him past the year 1801. He had sailed to Ireland for his health in 1799 returned in 1801 after which he went south to Georgia. As an independent evangelist he preached to vast crowds in America Canada and Great Britain. He was a great proponent of camp meetings and it is said that in some places his were the first ever seen. Dow "adhered strictly to Methodist doctrines. He made frequent applications for admission into the Conference but because of his eccentricities he was refused. He often preached with great power and many were awakened and converted under his ministry. He was especially skilled in controversy in refuting atheism deism universalism and Calvinism. He spent many years in the South among the planters and slaves preaching to vast multitudes as they gathered in the forest or elsewhere. He often rode forty or fifty miles a day and preached four or five times. His manner and appearance excited great curiosity and his startling and eccentric statements were widely circulated. He was a pronounced opponent of the Jesuits and of every form of Romanism. He went to Washington to arouse the government against what he believed to be the plans of the Church of Rome but died suddenly. His writings were numerous and peculiar." - Simpson Cyclopaedia of Methodism 1879. George S. Blanchard hardcover
1883276437Boston. : Cupples Upham and Company. 1883. . 1st Edition. Original red cloth gilt spine title gilt fish design on front cover gilt publisher’s seal on the back cover. . Some spotting and dampstaining to covers corners lightly bumped marginal dampstain to first few pages otherwise a very good copy. . 8vo. Scarce. Photo portrait frontis. Cupples, Upham and Company. hardcover books
185917732Boston: A. Williams & Co. for the Society 1859. First Edition. Hardcover. Spine eroded exposing the underlying spine backing internally very good many pages untrimmed;. Small quarto; pp; 100; original blue printed wrapper bound in three quarter brown leather and marbled paper covered boards;. This copy bears the tasteful bookplate of Edward Denham. There is a copy of this bookplate in the University of Delaware Collection. A. Williams & Co., for the Society hardcover
1853Z1788Madrid: Imprenta de Diaz y compañÃa. 1853. 27 x 18 cm. Plena piel de epoca buen estado de conservacion. LEA LAS CONDICIONES DE ENVIO DE LA LIBRERÃA. 1751 Imprenta de Diaz y compañía. unknown
1856026368New York New York U.S.A: Sheldon Blakeman & Co 1856. Hardcover. Fair/No Jacket. 5" x & 1/2. FAIR / NO DUST JACKET. 82 pp. Text unmarked except for previous owner's name at free front endpaper. Foxed throughout. Brown cloth boards with embossed decoration lettered ingilt at front. Boards scuffed edges rubbed corners bumped lower corners worn to boards spine top and tail starting to fray. Joints and hinges good binding firm. Sheldon, Blakeman & Co hardcover
184848024San Sebastián - Madrid: Ignacio Ramón Baroja - Imp. de las Escuelas Pías 1848-1859. 2 Obras en un volumen. 16x10'5 VIp 346p 1h firma del autor - 168p. Holandesa algo desgastada dorados en lomo. Aceptable estado. Ignacio Ramón Baroja - Imp. de las Escuelas Pías hardcover
189925382cPALMA: Tipografía de Umbert y Mir 1899. 4º.- 63 páginas.- rústica con ubiertas originales. . Tipografía de Umbert y Mir unknown
1881H80710Roma, Tipografia della Pace 1881 270pp.+ frontispice, text in Italian, hardcover (marbled plates, spine in leather, some use at ends), few foxing, good condition, [Monography on Clara of Montefalco], H80710
18683309945Barcelona.: Imp. y Lit. á Vapor de Bernheim y Boneo. 1868. Hardcover. Sobrecubierta deslucida. Good. 16 cm. 118 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial con sobrecubierta. Sobrecubierta deslucida. Lingüística. Filología.80 80 Imp. y Lit. á Vapor de Bernheim y Boneo. hardcover
1884111152L.N. Fowler 1884. Fifteenth Edition. Hardback. Very Good. 176pp illustrated with over 100 engravings. Clean grren decorated cloth. Bright gilt work. No previous ownership markings. Clean pages. VG L.N. Fowler, hardcover
1853052005Washington: Robert Armstrong 1853. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good. Tables No Plates. 317 Pp. Brown Cloth Embossed Spine Gilt. First Printing 1853. Very Worn Spine Ends Chipped Away Frayed At Edges Foxing Mainly To Prelims And Finals. <br/> <br/> Robert Armstrong hardcover
18552303669New York / Rochester: Richard C. Valentine 1855. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Front matter foxed. 1855 Hard Cover. 508 pp. 8vo. Red cloth gilt titles marbled edges. Two titles bound in one volume. The memoirs of Lorenzo Dow reissue of Howes D441 bound together with an 1842 edition of an account of approximately 10000 miles of travel throughout the American continent recounted by Lorenzo Dow through the use of his wife Peggy's detailed journal. Dow's memoirs at one point were only outsold by the Bible. Sabin 20759. Howes D-442. Vicissitudes describes one of the most amazing trips ever made by a woman down the Ohio from Wheeling to Natchez on the Mississippi thence overland through the hostile Creek country to the Georgia settlements Carolina & Virginia. Lorenzo Dow was a Methodist evangelist and one of the most widely traveled and most eccentric of early American gospel preachers. Richard C. Valentine hardcover books
185734058Cincinnati and Philadelphia: H. M. Rulison Queen City Publishing House; Duane Rulison Quaker City Publishing House 1857. Sixth edition. Leather bound. Fair. Octavo. Restored. 1 new front end paper 1 original blank front end sheet viii pages 9 - 720 pages 2 added rear end sheets. Frontispieces of Lorenzo and Peggy Dow. Restored. Original embossed leather boards. Newer brown spine with gilt title. Moderate to heavy foxing throughout the text. Binding very sturdy. Several "Henslee" names written on the original front blank end paper. A fair copy. H. M. Rulison, Queen City Publishing House; Duane Rulison, Quaker City Publishing House unknown
1883200291Oakland CA: Pacific Press Printers Stereotypers and Binders 1883. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 311p. A brown cloth hardcover book in good condition. Cloth wearing through and splitting along the spine and at the corners. Boards just a bit warped. Owner's signature on title page. Otherwise text clean and pages securely bound. Lorenzo Waugh 1808-1900 was an Evangelical minister in early California. See Howes W-181. Pacific Press, Printers, Stereotypers, and Binders hardcover
