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1541994329.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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18945648Lacon Illinois 1894. Handmade baby book on watercolor paper stitched at spine measuring 200 x 160mm and slipped into a folded sheet measuring 250 x 170mm. External wrap with a lovely original watercolor floral with the name Geraldine; tender with splitting along foldline. Baby book comprised of 16 leaves of manuscript and original pen drawings to rectos only. Additional 4 pieces loosely inserted include: a handwritten card from Carrie Bartlett with The Baby poem pinned to footer two child hand-tracings at various ages and a description of Geraldine's sixth birthday party and gifts on State of Illinois Senate Chamber letterhead. A beautiful testament to the bond between a 19th century mother and her first daughter as well as to her own artistic care and creativity. <br /> <br /> Jennie Richmond's excitement over each of the early moments of her first daughter's life is lovingly documented in this unique manuscript. Detailed and lovely half and full title pages open the piece with Jennie using red ink to create floral and cupid motifs and lines for manuscript text; to this she adds in dark ink and entries about Geraldine's infancy. These are no less detailed than the illustrations. "Born at Lacon Ill on Tuesday the 18th Day of April 1893 at the hour of 1.20 O'clock A.M. unto Mr. and Mrs. Richmond" this initial entry also includes the autographs of the parents as well as the attending physician and nurse. She weighed "five pounds and one half." Geraldine's "first picture was taken at five and one half months by Grant Rose. Oil painting made by Jennie L. Fitch.First tooth when ten months old. Learned to creep forward when the metronome was put before her. First step July 7 when almost 13 months old. Plaster of Paris hand taken when 3 months old." Geraldine's first bath a lock of her hair her first ring -- these and so many other tiny moments are made monumental in this book. It becomes clear not only that Geraldine is adored but also that she is surrounded by art music and intellectual activity. Jennie's husband Elijah an attorney afforded them a comfortable lifestyle that could allow all this. Census records show that Jennie and Elijah went on to have three more children -- all sons. And on being widowed Jennie took up living with Geraldine in a single household. Geraldine by 1940 had become a music teacher with her own studio.<br /> <br /> A lovely unique and research rich piece touching on the history of maternity the history of infant education women's domestic lives women's education and art and genealogy among other fields.<br /> <br /> U.S. Census 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940. unknown
19593117388Pasadena: Contemporary Press. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1959. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. First edition. From the library of record executive and hall-of-fame Blues scholar Lawrence Cohn. Near fine in pictorial printed wrappers. 109pp. 5 1/2" X 7 3/4" Text toned. Light shelf-wear at edges of wrappers. Noted New Orleans jazz drummer. ; 5 1/2" x 7 3/4"; 109 pages . Contemporary Press paperback
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197501051576Columbus: The Ohio Historical Society 1975. Fold-out chart rear. 4th Printing. Soft Cover. VG. Small Quarto. The Ohio Historical Society Paperback
1957366Columbus Ohio: The Ohio State University Press for The Ohio Historical Society 1957. First Edition. Very Good. Quarto 11 x 8½ inches. Original printed wrappers in deep maroon with stylized prehistoric motifs in red and tan backed in brown cloth. xiv 279 pages profusely illustrated with site plans charts and black-and-white photographic plates; folding radiocarbon chronology chart present and in excellent order. The front cover remains vivid with only faint surface wear; spine lightly rubbed at extremities but intact and unsplit. Interior clean with mild toning and a few small foxing marks at title page. Rear wrapper gently age-toned. A well-preserved and complete copy far better than commonly found given the fragility of the binding and the limited institutional distribution.<br /> <br /> This second volume in the Adena People series continues Webb and Baby’s important study of the prehistoric Adena culture—mound builders who lived in the Ohio Valley between about 1000 and 200 BCE. Drawing on extensive excavations and early radiocarbon dating the authors document burial mounds artifacts and ceremonial sites that shaped later Woodland cultures. The work remains a key reference in American archaeology and an essential record of sites that have since changed or disappeared.<br /> <br /> . The Ohio State University Press for The Ohio Historical Society unknown
