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1991615j1341British Columbia: New Roots Press. Good. 1991. First Edition. Plastic Comb. 0969549407 . Signed and inscribed by author upon title page. "Inspired by the popular TV show 'Kitchen Culture'. Read the personal stories of women who have moved to Canada from around the world. Includes over 100 of the women's favourite traditional dishes from 17 cultures. Beautiful illustrations and full colour photos featuring the women of 'Kitchen Culture' and their foods. Enjoy the world of international cuisine found right here in Canada - and get to know the women who are proud to call Canada home." - back cover. 166 pages. Index. Unmarked with moderate wear. A quality example of this lovely and popular cookbook.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Signed by Author . New Roots Press unknown
1864089404NY: D. Appleton and Co. 1864 Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. Biography and letters of Theodore Parker 1810 - 1860 who was a Boston area American Transcendentalist and reforming minister of the Unitarian church. A reformer and abolitionist his words and popular quotations would later inspire speeches by Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr. He was a bit unorthodox and his supporters organized the 28th Congregational Society of Boston in December and installed Parker as its minister in January 1846. Illustrated. Covers of both volumes are faded and have light wear; interiors are in very good condition. . D. Appleton and Co. hardcover
2010863j0390USA: Itbooks / HarperCollins Publishers. Good in Good dust jacket. 2010. First Edition; Reprint. 006186448X . "Told through first-person reminiscences and more than seventy original illustrations this book reveals the astonishing life story of Al Jaffee 1921-2023 one of America's most influential and beloved cartoonists. Jaffee's inventive work has enlivened the pages of MAD Magazine since 1955. To date he has pickled three generations of American kids in the brine of satire and continues to bring millions of childhoods to untimely ends with the knowledge that parents are hypocrites teachers are dummies politicians are liars and life isn't fair. Jaffee's work for MAD has made him a cultural icon but the compelling and at times bizarre story of his life has yet to be told." - dust jacket. 226 pages. Remainder mark to bottom edge otherwise unmarked with light wear. Tight and square. Average wear to dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. "With a career running from 1942 until 2020 Jaffee holds the Guinness World Record for having the longest career as a comic artist. In the half-century between April 1964 and April 2013 only one issue of MAD was published without containing new material by Jaffee" - Wikipedia. A quality copy of this fascinating life story.; Illustrations; 8vo . Itbooks / HarperCollins Publishers unknown
19939885687Sage Publications Ltd 1993. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item400grams ISBN:9780803985643 Sage Publications Ltd hardcover
200917596Renton WA: Wizards of the Coast. 2009. Second Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Good. Lost Chronicles; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 402 pages; Mass market paperback lightly rubbed at edges spine ends and corner tips. Creased at spine and cover hinge. Book solid and tight. Text block clean and unmarked. Pages tight. Bagged for protection. . 0786954833 . Wizards of the Coast paperback
19975839375Peter Lang 1997. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Dust jacket in good condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1000grams ISBN:3906756955 Peter Lang hardcover
1977761H0896Canada: Hancock House Pub Ltd. Good in Good dust jacket. 1977. First Edition. Hardcover. 0919654762 . 207 pages. Illustrated endpapers. Many reproductions of black and white photos. "Charles O. Weir's career has taken him to the Arctic lands of the Canadian North to the outposts of Newfoundland and Labrador to Strategic Air Command bases in Greenland to New Zealand and to the wonders of New Guinea." - from dust jacket. Average wear. Dust jacket now preserved in glossy new archival-grade Brodart. A sound copy.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; Helicopter Pilot Helicopters Piloting Air Pilots Biography . Hancock House Pub Ltd hardcover
1994838G4591USA: BPI Communications. Good. 1994. First Edition. Paperback. 88 pages. Features: Bending Watercolor Traditions - A Look at Mediums and Modifiers; Nineteenth-Century Landscape Through the Eyes of Two Masters - Frederic Edwin Church and William Stanley Haseltine; The Watercolor Page - Zooming in on Shape and Texture; The Importance of Form and Content; Jeanette Pasin Sloan's Stylized Still Lifes; Rediscovering the Society of American Fakirs; Elisabeth Hanna-von Braitenberg's expressive paintings; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; American Artist Magazine January 1994 Volume 58 Issue 618 - Landscape Masters Frederic Edwin Church and William Stanley Haseltine Mediums and Modifiers; Nineteenth-Century Landscape Through the Eyes of Two Masters - Frederic Edwin Church and William S . BPI Communications paperback
2001006519Washington D.C. U.S.A.: Regnery Pub 2001. 412pp. Illustrations. First printing of the secretary of defense's autobiography boldly inscribed by him in blue ballpoint on the title page: Clean. Inscribed by the Author. 1st Printing. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Regnery Pub hardcover
1963002402Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press 1963. EX-LIBRARY copy else Very Good in Very Good Dust Jacket. Stamped "WITHDRAWN" on rear endpaper and page edges. No underlining. No highlighting. No margin notes. Square tight copy. Pages are clean fresh and crisp probably never read. Volume 1 only of 2. . Second Impression of the 1961 original. Hardcover. Publisher's brown cloth/DJ Not Price Clipped 20.00. 8vo. xiii 634pp. The University of Chicago Press Hardcover
19789547184Ayer Co Pub 1978. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item500grams ISBN:0405111371 Ayer Co Pub hardcover
18910001638AKRON OHIO OH. Good. 1891. Full-Leather. On offer is a super original 1891 manuscript relic of a Victorian Era teacher named of Jennie T. Weimer handwritten while Jennie was in her 8th year of teaching at the University of Akron founded in 1870 as Buchtel College and while she does not specify the University of Akron she makes mention Professors Glover Wise Hamblin and Fraunfelter and writes about the "New Building" and Crouse Gymnasium and Albert Hall which makes the fact it is U of A conclusive. Jennie was born on August 8th 1865. Her mother was Mary C. Weimer and either her father died or left them at an early age because the 1880 census show 14 year old Jennie living with her step father George T. Rankin a carpenter and her mother and two half-brothers Irving Cornelius and George Thomas. Jennie is also listed on Akron's school board directory as a teacher. The page a day book is very full and a treasure trove of local history and genealogy for historians and researchers in Akron Ohio. She does a super job of listing many names and local events. The diary is not only full of her days of teaching and social events but also in the summer of this year she takes a two week trip to Eagle Harbor and also travels to Niagara Falls. Here are some snippets: 1891 "January 21st I arose at 7. Went to school a little before 8 on the car. Taught all day and came home on the car at 12:15. Crocheted and went back about one on the car. I went down the street at eleven and bought a handkerchief case and glove case for Mart also a black silk handkerchief for him. Ma was 44 years old today. I came home about five in the car this evening because it was raining. Walt was over in the evening and went home at 9:30. Clapp was here to tea and remained for the evening going to the Hotel at eleven. I received a letter from Mart and retired at 11:30." "February 3rd I arose at 6:30. Went to school on the car at 8 and taught all day. Came home at 12 on car. Did some mending and went back at one. Walked because the electricity left the wire. Came home about five on the car. Mrs. Bates was here a little while. I was at home all evening and wrote to Mart and retired at nine. It was a snowy cold day." "February 7th I arose at 6:30. Miss Carothers and I took the 9 o'clock train and went to Cleveland. It rained and snowed all day long. But never the less we had a nice time. We went to dinner with Mr. Clapp. She and I did some trading in the morning and then went to hear the "Black Hussar" by McCaul Opera Company then did some trading and went to "Live and Let Live" for super. We came home at 10:15. I retired at 11:30. I received a letter from Mart and from Howard." "March 25th I arose at 7. Went to school at 8 and taught all day. I came home at 11:45 on the car. I received a nice letter from Mart and I crocheted some. I went back about one on the car. Bert Pardee was at school all P.M. I came home about 4:45 on the car. In the eve we all went to the college to the Ashton Prize contest. Irv took second place which was twenty dollars. Anna Berry went with me. Walter came home with us and came in awhile. He went home about 11:15. I retired at 11:30." "April 1st I arose at 6:15. I was at home all day and sewed. Miss Smith was here sewing for me. Ma and I got a dozen of white roses and sent up for Mrs. Rood's funeral. They had the funeral at 6:30 P.M. and then went to the depot and took her to Wellington for burial. I went to the depot. Walter and Charles Mottinger were here in the eve. I received a nice letter from Mart and a notice from Joseph Mitchell and Co. I retired at 11." "May 12th I arose at 6:30. Went to school at 8 on the car. Taught all day and came home at 11:30 on the car. Received a letter from Ada and answered it. Did not get it mailed today. I went back on the car at one. Came home about six. In the evening ma and I went to the Evangelical Church and heard Jay Staninger the 6 year old boy orator lecture on the "Inequality of Man." It was very good. We came home about ten and I retired at 10:45. Received a letter from Mrs. Holcomb." "May 30th I arose at 5:30. Went to the depot at 9 and saw the crowd off to the picnic for the Reserved Corp of the Central M.E. Church of Cleveland held a picnic with our class at Stow. I went up with Mrs. Young in the carriage. Had a delightful day. I spent a good share of the day with the Misses Climo and Mr. F. Hester of Cleveland. We came home about 8 and Mrs. Young and I went to choir meeting. Came home at 9:30. Retired at 10:15." "June 10th I arose at 6. Went to school at 8 on the car. Taught all day. Came home at 11:30 on the car. Received a letter from Howard. Anna our old girl was here for dinner. I went back about one on the car. A thunder storm came up on my way over and the electricity was turned off for away but I got to school on time. At four I took the car and went to the church to Helen Stover's organ recital and then went down stairs to Missionary tea and flag drill. After which I went out riding with Mr. Young's until 10:30. I retired at 11:30. Professor Glover was at the building this P.M." "July 4th I arose at 8. Helped with the work for our girl Mani went to a picnic. I watched the show parade as it passed the house. Baby was real sick all day. In the P.M. I took him to the Dr. Ada Allen was here a few minutes this morning. Gordon was here to dinner. About 4 o'clock Mr. Will Taylor came from Pittsburg and then he and I drove up to the lake and then stopped at the falls and got our supper and had the horse fed. Came home about ten. Mr. T. came in until 10 minutes of twelve. I retired at 12." "July 12th I arose at 7. Studied my S.S. lesson and then went to S.S. and taught Mrs. Berry's class. Remained for church. After dinner went to Mr. Glover's and he Nell Hine Ion Jackson and myself looked over some music and at 2:30 the carriage came and took us to sing at the funeral of a Mr. Helwig who was burned to death by gasoline explosion. Came home about four and Bert Richardson and I went for the Dr. for Irv. Walt was over while I was gone to the funeral. In the evening I wrote to Mart Howard and Mr. Taylor. I retired at 10:30." "July 22nd I rose at 4:30. Had my breakfast and Ma Irv and George went with me to the depot. The train was late and I did not leave until 6:30. Got into Cleveland at 8 and left at 8:30. Reached Erie at noon and cousin Maggie was at the depot to see me. Got into Buffalo about 3:30 and went up on Main St. and did some trading. Left Buffalo at 4:55 and reached Lockport at 6 and left S. about 6:30 and arrived at Eagle Harbor about 7:30. Cousin Howard met me and took me to Mr. Ferguson. We had tea and I went with H. to prayer meeting. Came home about nine and we talked until ten. Then I did some unpacking and retired at about 10:30." "July 28th I arose at 7. It was a beautiful day. I helped with the morning work. H and I started for a drive about 10 o'clock. We called at Tommie Platten. Had dinner at William Platten's and then called on Mrs. Gaze. From there we drove to Lakeside a summer resort on the lake. Had supper there and came home about 10:15. Retired at 11. I received a card from ma." "August 8th I arose about 6:30. Minnie gave me a cup and saucer for my birthday and her mother a nice pen wiper and Henry gave me 26 cents because I was 26 years old. I wrote a letter to Howard and a postal to ma. Received a nice letter from Anna. I went up to Allen's awhile in the A.M. In the P.M. John took Min Emma Lockhart and myself to the ball game between the Jamestown's and Meadville's. In the eve Sue and Liz Bradley and Mrs. Mansfield and Callie and Willie were done. We all went up to Mrs. Mansfield and had an electrical shock. Retired at 11." "August 13th I arose at 6:30. I crocheted some and talked some and I received a letter from mamma also from Mart. I wrote to Mart and Walt and a postal and ma. In the P.M. the boys got a double carriage and John Henry Minnie baby Minnie and I went to Saegertown and took supper at Ponce De Leon. Came home about nine. I washed my bangs and Min and I retired at 10:30." "August 25th & 26th I arose at 6. Wrote awhile then went down and packed my trunk and paid for the wool being carded. Howard Willie and I called at Northam's and then went and called on old Mrs. Stuart at the hospital. After dinner Howard and I went down and bid Northam's good bye. Callie Willie Min. and Henry went to the depot with us for Howard and I took the 3 o'clock train for Akron. The "Fresh Air Children" went back so we went down a little early. We reached Akron at 7:30 and went up home. Our folks were very much surprised for they were expecting me the next day and were no looking for Howard. We had a very pleasant visit. Retired at 12:30." "I arose at 6. We let Howard sleep until about 7:30 when he awoke and come down stairs. We visited some in the morning and in the P.M. I got a horse and carriage and Howard and I drove up to Stow Lake and stopped and saw Miss Carothers on our way home. Got here about 7 o'clock. We had a splendid visit in the eve. H. asked me a question that set me to considerable thinking but no decision. We retired about 2." "September 8th I arose at 6. Helped with the work. Went to school at 8 on the car and began my eighth year of teaching. Had 50 scholars after promotion. I came home on the car at 11:30. Did some sewing and went back at one on the car. Profs. Fraunfelter and Wise were at the building this P.M. I came home about 5:15 on the car and remained at home all eve ." "October 21st I arose at 7. Went to school at 8 riding over with Clare Howland. Came home at 11:30 on the car. Helped with the work and went back at one on the car. I taught all day. Professor Hamblin was at the building today. George came over to school after me at four. He took me down to the P.O. to mail my letter to Howard which I wrote this morn. Matt Wise went home with us. Ma and the folks went to H. Missionary tea at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Young called in the eve. Esther Ellen and Mrs. Ida Jolly and I went to hear the Sadie Schubert Quartette and Emerson the first of the Y.M.C.A. course. Came home shortly after ten. Retired at 11." "November 5th I arose at 6:30. Went to school at 8 on the cars. Taught all day. Prof. Wise was at the building this A.M. I came home about 11:30 and found Howard Mc Dowell here. I was very glad to see him. He went over to school with me in the P.M. Prof. Fraunfelter was at the building this P.M. At four H. and I went down the street and I did trading and then stopped at Sybil and got my evening dress and paid for my evening dress and gave her some money for stockings. In the eve I went to rehearsal and H. went to prayer meeting and then came up after me. We came home about ten and talked until very late." "December 25th I arose at 8. Received a gold bracelet from ma silver paper knife from Mart afternoon coffee spoon from Irv darning bag from Mrs. Ferguson slipper from Minnie soap from George name cards and plate from Mrs. Young picture and frame from Emma Jones dessert spoon Miss Smith dessert and two tea spoons from ma 3 afternoon coffee cups and saucers from Mary. I sewed some in the morning. In the P.M. went and sat with Mrs. Bates. In the eve went to the church to xmas entertainment and then to Y.M.C.A. lecture. It was Brooks the poet humorist. The Caskey's were here to see my presents. We came home about 10:20 retired at 11:15." Names mentioned include: Young Redding Rhorbucher De La Matyr Snyder King Osborne Weeks Emerson Lyman Clapp Smith Ada Allen Elliot Carothers Leland Powers Dr. Chapman Lake Josie Stoffer Marshall Derthic Clemminger Bessie Scott Charlie Mottinger Roddinger Kate Bolander Dr. Hitchcock Elery Gamble Griffith Marcy Wicks Edith Haxton Amanda Getz and more. The diary measures about 3 ½" x 6" and although the cover is very worn the binding and pages look great. Overall G.; Manuscript; 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF UNIVERSITY OF AKRON BUCHTEL COLLEGE CROUSE GYMNASIUM TRAVEL AMERICANA GEORGE T. RANKIN EAGLE HARBOR EDUCATION VICTORIAN ERA OHIO OH WOMEN'S STUDIES PRE SUFFRAGE GENDER STUDIES WOMEN TEACHERS WOMEN IN EDUCATION HANDWRITTEN 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 MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT 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
1992030564New York New York U.S.A: Smithmark Pub 1992. Hardcover. Fine. 12x9x0. Clean With No Marks Folds Or Highlighting Inside. Sealed Book Never Used.- Specializing in academic collectible and historically significant providing the utmost quality and customer service satisfaction. For any questions feel free to email us. Smithmark Pub hardcover
1909119851London / New York: John Murray / E.P. Dutton 1909. Hardcover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 8vo 7.75 - 9.75'' tall. Hardcover. Book Condition: Near Fine. Jacket Condition: No Jacket. John Murray / E.P. Dutton London / New York 1909. 487 pages. Nice Firm Clean copy ! Unmarked. Size: 8vo 7.75 - 9.75'' tall. Biography 6493 6493 John Murray / E.P. Dutton hardcover
1928006374New York: G.P. Putnam 1928. 445pp/illus/maps several double page maps. This comprehensive treatment of Cleopatra and the political and social world in which she lived will be an indispensable resource for anyone interested in Cleopatra or in ancient Egypt. Clean. Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. G.P. Putnam hardcover
198270860New York: Congdon & Lattes Inc. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1982. First Edition; First Printing. Cloth Spine. 0865530351 . First Printing of a First Editoin in Fine condition in a like dust-jacket; ; 8vo; 268 pages . Congdon & Lattes, Inc. hardcover
197646501004Vancouver B.C.: Mitchell Press Limited 1976. Book. Fair. Paperback. First Edition Thus. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Louis Cyr was the strongest boy in his small village. the strongest youth in Quebec. the champion weight lifter in New England. Louis Cyr a Quebec-born French Canadian in his prime was famous the world over for feats of incredible strength. Eventually he was crowned the strongest man in the world. measured the strongest in all recorded history. "By the end of the last century the 'strong men' had produced their own superchampions whose fame spread far beyond their own countries. Most famous of all was the Canadian Louis Cyr who was born in 1863. He was almost as wide as he was tall! For 15 years Louis Cyr outclassed all his opponents. He wooed his large following not only with his Herculean strength but also with the showmanship with which he presented his incredible feats." - From the Olympic Sports Official Album Montreal 1976. Includes six fascinating black and white photographic reproductions one of which shows Cyr strapped between two horses which he held to a standstill at the behest of the Marquess of Queensberry. Unmarked. Contents clean and in good condition. Original price sticker upon half-title page. Binding intact. One inch narrow strip of black tape runs down bottom of spine which also bears a reading crease. 1.5" opening to base of front cover at spine. 2" crease to lower corner of front cover else average wear overall. Illustrated covers. Solid copy. Mitchell Press Limited Paperback
197542831New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1975. Hardcover. Edited by Floyd E. Risvold. Small 4to. Black cloth spine with gilt lettering and black paper over boards pictorial dust jacket. xxxii 492pp xvi. Illustrations. Very good/very good. Mild jacket edgewear and usual light soiling and rubbing. First edition of this controversial long-unpublished memoir by Mary Surratt's boarder -- with early Art Deco bookplate of Ralph G. Newman 1912-98 founder of Chicago's noted Abraham Lincoln Book Shop on the front flyleaf. As front jacket panel notes "Published now for the first time almost seventy-five years after the author's death the extraordinary eyewitness account by the young friend of John Surratt." Tight and attractive. Alfred A. Knopf hardcover
19943991665Oxford Clarendon Press 1994. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Dust jacket in good condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item950grams ISBN:9780198163824 Oxford Clarendon Press hardcover
19871045Chicago: Review Pr. 1987. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. Intro. by Allan Temko. Square 4to. Mostly illus. in color. <br/><br/>Presentation copy by Harry & wife Kitty author. Review Pr. hardcover
1891004772Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company 1891. Circa late 1800s no date noted in text but 1890 is the year written on bar code. The book was first published in the 1850s. 12mo size navy blue clothbound hardcover with gilt titles on spine; 244 pages with frontispiece and six full page black and white engravings. Ex-library with typical treatments. Edgewear and wear to corners and frayed head and heel of spine. Tape reinforces fep and title page and there is a taped repair to page 225. We note brackets on three pages prior to page 10 and some soil to covers. There is a crack to pastedown at pages 14/15. We suspect the Colophon page/Table of Contents page has been torn out. Family historians: this book was the gift of Mrs. Edwin O Childs. Dealer Direct Payment Only. Quotes are for illustrative purposes only and remain the property of their copyright holders. Thanks for shopping with us. 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and life-long learning. . Cloth. Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Ex-Library. J.B. Lippincott Company Hardcover
196845643New York: New York University Press. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1968. First Edition; First Printing. Cloth. A bright first edition/first printing in Fine condition with light soiling to top edge in Very Good dust-jacket with edgewear two small closed tears to front and a 5/8" x 1/4" hole to upper front panel near spine; The First Bolshevik is a political biography of Peter Tkachev one of the leaders of the Russian Revolution. The book tells the story of Tkachev's life and his involvement in the Revolution from his early days as a radical student leader to his role as a key figure in the Bolshevik party. Weeks provides a detailed account of Tkachev's political career describing his role in the Revolution and his subsequent role in Soviet politics. The First Bolshevik is an invaluable resource for students of Russian history political science and sociology.; 8vo; 219 pages . New York University Press hardcover
1949322G2292Canada: School Aids and Text Book Publishing 1949. Book. Illus. by Shackleton K. Fair. Hardcover. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 184 pages. Map. Frontis illustration of subject. Reproductions of black and white photos. "Chief Trader King who died in 1940 was one of the most fearless and colourful traders of the Canadian North. From the day he landed at York Factory in 1862 until his retirement from the Hudson's Bay Company in 1903 his life was filled with stirring adventure in a vast country where only skilled boatmen could make their way over the water routes from one post to the next and where only expert huntsmen and the most rugged individuals could survive." - from Foreword. Moderate age-toning to contents. Binding intact. Bit of writing in marker atop front free endpaper. Somewhat above-average external wear and soiling. A sound copy. Peel 2 4182. School Aids and Text Book Publishing Hardcover
1969002576New York: Vantage Press 1969 First printing of the stated first edition. The daughter of a correctional officer recounts her teenage years living on Alcatraz. Black cloth with gilt lettered spine. Black-and-white photographs and line ink illustrations also by Phyllis Weed. Signed by Phyllis Weed directly on the title page. A touch of rubbing to corners and spine ends and a light bump to lower spine else book in fine condition; dust jacket with a chip to upper back cover a short closed tear to upper back spine fold rubbing/wear to corners spine ends and folds else fine. An attractive copy. Vantage Press hardcover
1898090348Printed for Private Circulation 1898 Book. Good. Hardcover. First Edition. RARE complete two volume first edition of this privately printed book - "A history of the Wedderburns in the counties of Berwidk and Forfar designed of Wedderburn Kingennie Easter Powrie Blackness Balindean and Gosford; and their younger branches; together with some account of other families of the name 1296-1896. "A History of the Wedderburns in the counties of Berwick and Forfar designed of Wedderburn Kingennie Easter Powrie Blackness Balindean and Gosford; and their younger branches; together with some account of other families of the name. 1296-1896". Two volume red cloth set. Vol 1: The History 521 pages. Vol II: The Evidence 600 pages. Extensively illustrated in black and white with paintings and photographs. Includes facsimiles of signatures and family registers. Moderate edge wear light rubmarks endpapers are age-toned; interiors are in very good condition. Printed for Private Circulation hardcover
