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1765446London: A. Millar 1765. THIS COMPLETE FIVE VOLUME SET IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION BEAUTIFULLY BOUND IN ORIGINAL FULL SPECKLED CALF BINDINGS SEVEN COMPARTMENTS AND SIX RAISED BANDS TO SPINE WITH BRIGHT GILT DETAILS AND TITLE. SPINE ENDS AND LEATHER HINGES PROFESSIONALLY REPAIRED. BINDING AND HINGES ARE EXCELLENT MARBLED END PAPERS AND PASTE DOWNS. NO LOOSE OR MISSING PAGES PAGES ARE BRIGHT AND CLEAN WITHOUT MARKS AND MINIMAL FOXING. BOOKS MEASURE 11.75"x9.5". SCARCE EDITION 259 YEARS OLD. A BEAUTIFUL SET IN GREAT CONDITION. FROM THE LIBRARY OF WILLIAM GRAVES WITH HIS BOOKPLATE TO INSIDE FRONT COVER. A. Millar unknown
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1978L09530self published 1978. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. VG red pictorial softcover w/ spiral binding. 1978. MILD creasing to front cover and first few pages. Pages all clean. Light scuffs. Binding solid. "This volume is intended for easly steps in sight-singing at any age level child or adult". 111 pp. self published Paperback
18760008153<p>On offer is the working log and financial ledger of a sea captain in the Connecticut River and coastal trade moving coal and stone by water between the river towns of Connecticut and larger coastal markets.</p><p>The book belonged to Captain Charles Hubert Bacon 1843-1917. Captain C.H. Bacon was part of a lineage of New England sea captains whose coastal trade in raw materials laid the foundation for an expanding America transporting the stone and coal that built the booming New York metropolis. See biographical notes for more on the Bacon family.</p><p>For nearly 100 pages Bacon's log tracks almost two years of his workload as Master of schooners mainly the George Gillum which historical newspaper records show Bacon as Master for many parts of the years 1876-1879. A further 38 pages at the rear of the diary act as a ledger of the Captain's work-related debts and payments to local tugboats laborers and others providing further insight into the people and boats with whom he did business.</p><p>Capt. Bacon's meticulous record keeping allows researchers to trace his exact routes and the expenses associated with his work. For example on some days he would load up coal at Chappell's Dock in New London CT from FH. Chappell & Co. on the Thames and deliver to places like Gowanus Creek Red Hook and Harlem. He indicates stops at Portland Haddam and Maromas which were hubs for brownstone and granite quarries. He also references stops at other Eastern Seaboard hubs and ports such as Tottenville New London New Haven Wethersfield Rock Landing Essex and more.</p><p>The log is especially interesting for its repeated references to tugboat towing. Captain Bacon frequently notes when his schooner was taken in tow identifying the tug the route or location and the amount paid. He is frequently towed by the O.V. Coffin a steam tug built in 1870 in Philadelphia PA. but he also worked with dozens of other captains and vessels in towing his schooner to its destinations.</p><p>Some of the dozens of other vessels he names are Steam Tugs such as the <em>Admiral Farragut A.M. Smith J. Warren Coulston</em>. He similarly discusses many Steam Propellers such as the <em>General A.E. Burnside</em><em></em> which was owned by Thames Tow Boat and Co. and captained at the time by Roswell M. Waterman. Finally Capt. Bacon interacted frequently with other ship captains such as Master Richard L. Buell who at this time was master of the <em>Gleam</em><em></em> a Sloop built in Brookhaven New York. Excerpts:</p><p><em>"Towed to Saybrook by the tug O.V. Coffin $12.00…"</em> Nov 26 1876.</p><p><em>"Cash for towing in and out of Gowanus Creek by the Hattie Backus $9.00. Sailed from Red Hook to Perth Amboy. Arrived at 3 PM" </em>Dec 5 1877</p><p>Tracking the daily minutiae of a 19th-century coasting captain such as Capt. C.H. Bacon down to the specific tugboats hired the exact routes sailed and the costs for wharfage and stevedores is crucial. It transforms abstract economic history into tangible human reality.</p><p>These hyper-local ledger entries act as the raw unfiltered data of the American Industrial Revolution revealing the true fluctuating market rates for labor and transport that official government summaries often smoothed over or missed entirely. By mapping these granular transactions historians can reconstruct the intricate messy supply chains that built modern cities demonstrating exactly how independent contractors and everyday laborers physically drove massive economic shifts one ton of coal and one block of brownstone at a time. Some representative excerpts follow:</p><p><em>"Towing from Saybrook to Middletown by Tug AM Smith $15.00 Arrived at 12 Midnight"</em> April 26 1877</p><p><em>"Finished discharging and sailed to the Quarry. Cash for discharging 159 tons of coal at is $2224" </em>April 27 1877.</p><p><em>"Sailed from Off Old Field to Layhook Canchored at 2pm R Buell Pilot at Layhook Towing from Layhook to Middleton by the Tug J.W. Coulston $12.00"</em> May 12 1877</p><p><em>"Discharging stone for Samuel Dean & Bro stoneyard in Brooklyn Gowanus Creek…Tow for Help $10.50. Wharfage $6.00</em>" Dec 4 1877</p><p>This would be a highly desirable addition to a collection focused on maritime archives the urban development of New York or the Northeast coasting trade during the Industrial Revolution offering a primary lens into the grit stone and everyday enterprise that literally built modern America.</p><p><strong>Condition:</strong> The book is leather-bound measures approx 5.75x3.5 inches and contains about 120 pages. It is 100% complete with the majority of the book being Bacon's daily log and embedded financial notes and the final 38 pages being a ledger of financial transitions where he lists debts to be paid and payment dates. The manuscript is written in pencil and is legible. The cover binding and pages are all in good condition with expected signs of age.</p><p><strong>Bio Notes: </strong>Charles Hubert Bacon 1843-1917 was born in Middletown Middlesex County Connecticut to parents Captain Charles Bacon 1815-1902 and Eunice Bridgham 1816-1851. His father was a sea captain for many years but by the 1870 census the senior Bacon had given up sailing for a life of farming which is how the young Cpt. Bacon was confirmed as the keeper of this log book.</p><p>In 1868 Capt C.H. Bacon married Adaline Annolia Bailey 1850-1930 and together they had at least seven children. One of their sons Cpt. Charles Russell Bacon 1871-1937 continued the family tradition of captaining ships on the river and after working his way up was best known for commanding the SS Hartford which ran between New York City and Hartford until 1931 when it was retired and scrapped.</p>
18860008048Boonville NY. Good. 1886. On offer is a very interesting diary kept by a young woman in upstate New York in 1886. Measuring 5 3/4 inches by 3 1/2 inches the slim volume contains about 150 pages including memoranda. The diary portion is 100% complete. The covers binding and pages are all in good condition. The handwriting is legible. Tucked into the diary are three newspaper clippings. These are obituaries published in the local papers. Two refer to the death of her mother in 1914. The third refers to a man who is possibly related to her by marriage. There are also 2 photographs in the diary - 1 is a family grouping and the other is a portrait of a young woman. Research confirms that the picture of the young woman is indeed Jennie Bacon. Interestingly in the same pocket that held the photographs was a folded paper package that contains a small calibre bullet casing. The flyleaf is inscribed "Jennie Bacon Layden NY Jan 4th 1886". Research establishes that she was born in 1870 in Iowa. Her family moved to Lewis County NY at some time in her early life. This makes her 16 when she began to keep this diary. She lives at home on a farm with her parents and her brother Arthur. Jennie Bacon passed away in 1949. The year opens with her attending a local school which she enjoys very much. Interspersed with her daily attendance are the many tasks that she carries out daily: "Pleasant and warm. Up at six. Washed the dishes and went to school. Had nearly all my lessons good. Knit some on my mittens. Got a certificate of vaccination today had a good time at school today. Pa went to Boonville and got the mechanic today" Jan 18 "Snowed and blowed late going to school this morning some drifts half way up the house sides. Up half past seven. Went to school had a very good time but way behind in my lessons. I wanted to stop History but Mr. Wadleigh would not let me. He lent me the history he had" Jan 21. Mid-march her schooling comes to an end and daily entries revolve mostly around the seemingly unending tasks of keeping the house: "Rained most all day. Up ten min past six. Went to school today and it is my last day this term. Felt very badly did not like to leave." Mar 19. ". Sarah and I have worked hard all day. We cleaned the parlour hall closet and cellar . I am very tired tonight" May 21. "Her entries describe cooking cleaning sewing and farm tasks such as milking making cheese and churning butter. ". Did the mornings work then I went to washing got it all out before dinner put away the wash things . ground coffee made biscuits hunted eggs sprinkled clothes in the evening set up my skirt again. I am sure tired tonight" Oct 11. This diary is very well-written and gives and excellent detailed account of the tasks and responsibilities of maintaining a home in rural America in the late 19th century. It is rich in detail. There are a great many references to local people and local places which can provide valuable cross-referencing. This would be a superb resource for local historians or researchers studying 19th century rural life in America and the role of women at that time and place.; Manuscript; 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF 19TH CENTURY 1880s GILDED AGE UNITED STATES LEYDEN NY UPSTATE NEW YORK BOONVILLE NY ONEIDA COUNTY LEWIS COUNTY JENNIE BACON GROWING UP IN RURAL AMERICA FARM LIFE SCHOOL EDUCATION SCHOOLS IN 1880s WOMEN'S STUDIES PHOTOGRAPHS AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS DIARY DIARIES JOURNALS PERSONAL HISTORY SOCIAL HISTORY HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . hardcover
1900621New York: E.P. Dutton & Co 1900. BOOK IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION BEAUTIFULLY BOUND IN PUBLISHERS 3/4 CRUSHED MOROCCO WITH BRIGHT GILT RULE AND MARBLING TO BOARDS SIX COMPARTMENTS AND FIVE RAISED BANDS TO SPINE WITH BRIGHT GILT DETAILS AND TITLE. BINDING AND HINGES ARE VERY GOOD MARBLED END PAPERS AND PASTE DOWNS. NO LOOSE OR MISSING PAGES PAGES ARE BRIGHT AND CLEAN WITHOUT MARKS FOXING ISOLATED TO ENGRAVINGS AND PAGES OPPOSITE ENGRAVINGS. NICELY ILLUSTRATED BOOK MEASURES 8.25"x6" 125 YEARS OLD. A BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE IN GREAT CONDITION. E.P. Dutton & Co unknown
19050001978ABOARD THE BARGE ALICE. Good. 1905. On offer is a fascinating original 1905 ship's log book of approximately 160 pages handwritten in pencil by Captain C.H. Bacon of the Barge "Alice." His loads are coal which he delivers to Hartford Naubuc Middletown Asylum Rocky Hill &c. By 1906 he is taking on water pipe at Elizabeth Port and Port Reading then delivering it to Newport Providence and New London. In October he goes back to hauling coal from New Jersey ports to Hartford Middletown Naubuc and Pawtucket. Laying up is delayed until Jan. 3 1907 and the work resumes in March &c. &c. Capt. Bacon hailed from Middletown Connecticut. His schooner the Hattie A. Butler is on the list of vessels lost or damaged in the catastrophic Portland Gale of November 1898 when she was in Vineyard Sound off Massachusetts. She was wrecked near Angelica Point Buzzards Bay Massachusetts with the loss of one crew member. Researchers and collectors of nautical manuscripts will have a treasure trove of details on the economics commerce and financials of a well worked commercial ship like the Alice. The 6" x 3.75" book is bound in cloth with "Memoranda" printed on the cover binding stained and lightly worn. ; Manuscript; 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF MARINE NAUTICAL NAVAL OCEAN TRAVEL BARGE SCHOONER CAPTAIN C.H. BACON SCHOONER HATTIE A. BUTLER PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY BARGE ALICE AMERICANA COMMERCE ECONOMICS FINANCES HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel . hardcover
2006Q-1881651207Deep Water Publishing 2006-10-13. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Deep Water Publishing paperback
BN41791Librero b.v. Hardcover. 263 x 329 mm. Können Sie eine Stratocaster von einer Telecaster unterscheiden Eine Les Paul von einer Gibson Super 400 Eine Rickenbacker von einer Framus Falls Sie Gitarrist oder Gitarrenfan sind dann ist dieses Buch für Sie. 2000 Gitarren gibt einen umfassenden und reich illustrierten Überblick über ein faszinierendes Musikinstrument: die Gitarre. Zusammengestellt von amerikanischen und britischen Gitarrenexperten umfasst es alles von frühen akustischen klassischen und Resonator-Gitarren über Archtops und die berühmten Modelle der Fünfziger und Sechziger bis hin zu den modernen elektroakustischen Gitarren und Bässen. 2000 Gitarren ist ein alphabetisches Nachschlagewerk in dem 300 Gitarrenbauer mit 2000 Abbildungen ihrer Instrumente vorgestellt werden. Die Geschichte der großen US-Hersteller - wie Fender Gibson Martin und PRS - wird im Detail beschrieben. Auch zu vielen anderen Labels aus aller Welt sind in diesem Buch spannende Informationen zusammengestellt Autor: Tony Bacon ist Gitarren-Spezialist und einer der bekanntesten Autoren für Gitarren-Bücher. Als Mitgründer des Verlages Backbeat UK und Jawbone Press schreibt er über Musikinstrumente Musiker und vieles mehr. Er lebt und arbeitet in Bristol England. Sprache deutsch Maße 263 x 329 mm Gewicht 2258 g Antiquitäten Kunst Musik Theater Musiker Instrumentenkunde Archtops E-Gitarre E-Gitarren Fender Framus Geschichte Gibson Super 400 Gitarre; Lexikon/Nachschlagewerk Gitarren Gitarrenbauer Gitarrenexperten gitarrenfans Gitarristen Instrumentenkunde Les Paul Lexikon Martin Musik Nachschlagewerk PRS Resonator-Gitarren Rickenbacker Sammlung Stratocaster Telecaster ISBN-10 90-8998-359-7 / 9089983597 ISBN-13 978-90-8998-359-6 / 9789089983596 2000 Gitarren: Die ultimative Sammlung Hardcover Bacon Tony Musiker Instrumentenkunde Archtops E-Gitarre E-Gitarren Fender Framus Geschichte Gibson Super 400 Gitarre Gitarren Gitarrenbauer Gitarrenexperten gitarrenfans Gitarristen Instrumentenkunde Les Paul Lexikon Martin Musik PRS Resonator-Gitarren Rickenbacker Sammlung Stratocaster Telecaster Lexikon Nachschlagewerk <br/><br/>Musiker Instrumentenkunde Archtops E-Gitarre E-Gitarren Fender Framus Geschichte Gibson Super 400 Gitarre Lexikon Nachschlagewerk Gitarren Gitarrenbauer Gitarrenexperten gitarrenfans Gitarristen Instrumentenkunde Les Paul Lexikon Martin Musik PRS Resonator-Gitarren Rickenbacker Sammlung Stratocaster Telecaster ISBN-10 90-8998-359-7 / 9089983597 ISBN-13 978-90-8998-359-6 / 9789089983596 2000 Gitarren: Die ultimative Sammlung Hardcover Bacon Tony Können Sie eine Stratocaster von einer Telecaster unterscheiden Eine Les Paul von einer Gibson Super 400 Eine Rickenbacker von einer Framus Falls Sie Gitarrist oder Gitarrenfan sind dann ist dieses Buch für Sie. 2000 Gitarren gibt einen umfassenden und reich illustrierten Überblick über ein faszinierendes Musikinstrument: die Gitarre. Zusammengestellt von amerikanischen und britischen Gitarrenexperten umfasst es alles von frühen akustischen klassischen und Resonator-Gitarren über Archtops und die berühmten Modelle der Fünfziger und Sechziger bis hin zu den modernen elektroakustischen Gitarren und Bässen. 2000 Gitarren ist ein alphabetisches Nachschlagewerk in dem 300 Gitarrenbauer mit 2000 Abbildungen ihrer Instrumente vorgestellt werden. Die Geschichte der großen US-Hersteller - wie Fender Gibson Martin und PRS - wird im Detail beschrieben. Auch zu vielen anderen Labels aus aller Welt sind in diesem Buch spannende Informationen zusammengestellt Autor: Tony Bacon ist Gitarren-Spezialist und einer der bekanntesten Autoren für Gitarren-Bücher. Als Mitgründer des Verlages Backbeat UK und Jawbone Press schreibt er über Musikinstrumente Musiker und vieles mehr. Er lebt und arbeitet in Bristol England. Sprache deutsch Maße 263 x 329 mm Gewicht 2258 g Antiquitäten Kunst Musik Theater 2000 Gitarren: Die ultimative Sammlung Hardcover Bacon Tony Musiker Instrumentenkunde Archtops E-Gitarre E-Gitarren Fender Framus Geschichte Gibson Super 400 Gitarre Gitarren Gitarrenbauer Gitarrenexperten gitarrenfans Gitarristen Instrumentenkunde Les Paul Lexikon Martin Musik PRS Resonator-Gitarren Rickenbacker Sammlung Stratocaster Telecaster Lexikon Nachschlagewerk Librero b.v. hardcover
20151-0785833544Chartwell Books 2015. Hardcover. New. 320 pages. 16.00x12.00x1.00 inches. Chartwell Books hardcover
20091-1607100126Thunder Bay Pr 2009. Hardcover. New. 320 pages. 12.75x10.00x1.50 inches. Thunder Bay Pr hardcover
1434466388.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
19-7524Reno NV: Jack Bacon & Dana Bacon 1984. 3 autographed letters on letterhead. Very Good. Dated Nov 1984.From the estate of Herb Yellin 1935 - 2014 the publisher of the Lord John Press. Reno, NV: Jack Bacon & Dana Bacon, 1984. unknown
0521792037.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2007DADAX0521710669Brand: Cambridge University Press 2007-11-26. 1. paperback. New. 6.85x0.54x9.72. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Cambridge University Press paperback
A9780521710664Paperback / softback. New. This book is an indispensable guide for geoscientists using 3-D seismic data particularly graduate students of geophysics and petroleum geology and new entrants into the oil and gas industry. This new paperback edition includes up-to-date topics such as elastic impedance inversion and time lapse seismics. paperback
2007__0521710669Cambridge Univ Pr 2007. Paperback. New. illustrated edition. 238 pages. 9.50x6.75x0.50 inches. Cambridge Univ Pr paperback
1739945220.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
