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194113411Riverdale N.Y.: Frank A. Parker 1941. Three issues of Frank A. Parker's far right mimeographed newsletter which began with Vol. II No. 1 in September 1940 and was superseded by The Green Mountaineer in 1942 which ran until 1945. What Parker referred to as Vol. I was what he described as "several hundred miscellaneous 'mimeos'; and letters of the author published in the New York SUN since early in 1938 on these same general subjects." Parker discussed compiling these into a book but we're unsure whether it was ever published. <br /> <br /> Both newsletters focused on economic matters the Federal Reserve Lend-Lease "isolationism" American nationalism and cryptically Jews. Regarding the latter on the last page of the Vol. II No. 1 issue Parker discusses the platform for his Independent Constitutional Party which he maintains "will never accept or give favors to that class of people and their accomplices who have sought to wreck the Republic of the United States ever since its founding; neither will they buy their goods borrow their money installment or otherwise or even use it when avoidable patronize their press radio amusements speculation and gambling devices; or even patronize advertisers using such services." <br /> <br /> Included here are issues Vol. II No. 1 4 p.; September 22 1940; Vol. II No. XVIII 2 p.; January 28 1941 and Vol. II No. XIX 4 p.; February 7 1941. Other material includes a sheet reprinting two Parker letters to the Independent Republican Committee for Bronx Co. announcing his resignation in favor of an Independent Constitutional Party and a two-page memorandum solicting funds for an Independent Economic Survey magazine stapled to his Syllabus of Important Economic Facts 8 p.<br /> <br /> All items consist of stapled mimeographed sheets various pagination. Most have penciled notations labeling Parker as an 'anti-Semite' 'pro-Nazi' and 'Native Fascist'. Scarce. Only five institutions with any issues of either Deeds Without Names or The Green Mountaineer. Frank A. Parker unknown
1948306423Riverdale on Hudson NYC: Frank A. Parker 1948. Newsletter. Six mimeographed newsletters 2 to 6 pages each some issues with a penciled note that they were received in April 1942 "Pro-Nazi" penciled in corner of earlier issues. Numbers present are vol. 1 nos. 15-18 and vol. 7 nos. 16 and 19. Wartime issues complain about policies for rationing sugar rubber etc.; post-war issues discuss fiscal policy and the theory that processed flour in white bread caused epilepsy in animals. Frank A. Parker unknown
1975Q-0442216416Van Nostrand Reinhold 1975-01-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Van Nostrand Reinhold hardcover
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ZW-B0DM-90QEPaperback. Very Good. 1964 The Herald of Freedom. Stapled red paperback with light wear. Light amount of soiling and fading to cover. Interior clean bright and umarked. Capell’s booklet is more of an artifact a time capsule of the far right wing propaganda circa the early 1960s. A dark talisman of the times a reminder that not everything of that era was as clean and wholesome as Marilyn’s smile. pbca&bb paperback
192264257Athens GA: Athens Book Company 1922. First edition presumed first printing. Hardcover. Fair. No dust jacket. Signed by author. Worn and somewhat cocked. Presented to Robert Toombs Du Bose great nephew of the famed Confederate Robert Toombs. Published in October 1922 this presentation is date November 4 1922 one of the earliest noted. 215 p. Includes illustrations. The author served with the 328th Infantry of the 82nd Division. Introduction by Lucien Lamar Knight State Historian of Georgia who noted that the author 'comes from distinguished Confederate stock." Athens Book Company hardcover
DADAX9401778116Springer 2016-08-23. Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2011. paperback. New. 6.14x2.24x9.21. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Springer paperback
SONG9401778116Springer 2016-08-23. Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2011. paperback. Used: Good. 6.14x2.24x9.21. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Springer paperback
1993SONG0216932106Springer 1993-03-31. 2nd. hardcover. Used: Good. 6.40x1.43x9.26. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Springer hardcover
1954201G4694Montreal: Maclean-Hunter 1954. Book. Illus. by Arbuckle Franklin cover art; Karsh Yousef; Johnson Bruce; Norris; Macpherson Duncan; Whalley Peter. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. 116 pages. Features: Lovely Frankline Arbuckle cover art features Santa being photographed in the snow by Karsh while his reindeer look on; Colour ad for the Parker '51' pen inside front cover; One-page Birks Jewellers ad features pricey diamond adornments; One page ad for Canadian General Electric features their Musaphonic radio and also includes the C406 C405 C409 C408 and C625/6; Two-page Recall ad features Christmas gift suggestions - and their 1954 prices!; Sir Winston Churchill reaches eighty; Jordan is Britain's Anti-Britihs Ally; Lovely two-page colour ad for the Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe dark green features formally-attired folks; One-page colour ad for Westclox clocks; Does Israel Want to Start a War - article with photo of woman holding casing of bomb which killed nine Arabs; How Lawyers Pacifique Plante and Jean Drapeau Licked the Montreal Underworld - article with photos of these men as well as Harry Davis Louis Bercovitch Fernand Dufresne Harry Ship Albert Langlois and Judge Caron; Colour Karsh portraits of Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery Dr. Albert Schweitzer Le Corbusier Pablo Picasso Marshal Tito Pablo Casals Augustus John and Andre Malraux; I'm Leaving Canada - And I'm Glad - departing U.S. Vice-Consul in Toronto vents his spleen after two years north of the 49th; When the Women Went on Strike fiction; What Happens to Family Allowances - the full story of the world's most generous baby-bonus scheme - with photos of Mrs. Zillie Minor and some of her 18 children who receive Ontario's largest family-allowance $91; Sh-Boom! - The Crazy Career of The Crew Cuts - wonderful photo-illustrated article on this Toronto-based pop singing group; The Forgotten Whirlwind Who Put the World on Time - a photo-illustrated Maclean's flashback article on Canadian engineer Sir Sandford Fleming who gave the world standard time planned most of Canada's railways championed the Pacific Cable and designed our first stamp; The Colossal C.O.D. Swindle fiction; She Knows the Kind of Children You'll Have - Dr. Norma Walker of the University of Toronto is a heredity counselor who heads the genetics department of Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children - article with photo; Never Ask a Woman the Way; How TV is Changing Your Life; Trappers Hate the Wily Wolverine - which isn't smart enough to stop trying to fight porcupines; Great one-page colour ad for the Park Sheraton Hotel in New York; Fantastic two-page colour ad for the 1955 Dodge Regent greenish-blue; One-page Seagram colour ad features painting called 'Montreal' by Albert Cloutier A.R.C.A. whose photo is included; Fantastic two-page 1955 Plymouth ad features red and white Savoy; Centrefold colour ad for GE Appliances features Santa and GE Christmas gifts; Hudson's Bay Scotch Whisky ad features Kwakiutl Indian mask; Canadian Westinghouse ad includes photos of the Radasonic table radio and Combinette radio-phonograph; Nice two-page colour ad for the 1955 Dodge Custom Royal white on green; Two-page colour ad for the 1955 Pontiac "Laurentian" Sport Coupe white on red; Wonderful two-page colour ad for the 1955 De Soto Fireflite black with pale yellow trim; Two-page ad for the 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe yellow with white hardtop; Two-colour ad for McCulloch chainsaws features a Model 33 saw; Labatt's 50 Ale ad features illustration of hulking boxer; Colour ad for the Watchmakers of Switzerland highlights Daniel Jeanrichard 'the man who founded a tickk-tock town'; Back cover colour ad for Community cutlery; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A quality copy of this magnificent vintage issue. Maclean-Hunter Paperback
1914682701914. GOLDER Frank A. Russian Expansion on the Pacific 1641-1850. An Account of the Earliest and Later Expeditions made by the Russians along the Pacific Coast of Asia and North America; Including some Related Expeditions to the Arctic Regions. Cleveland: A. H. Clark 1914. 1st ed. Illus. Maps. 368pp. Fine untrimmed copy in orig. cloth. T. e. g. Howes G-223. unknown
192281293Athens GA: Athens Book Company 1922. First edition presumed first printing. Hardcover. Fair. 215 pages. Ex-library with usual markings worn and somewhat cocked. Weak boards. Introduction by Lucien Lamar Knight State Historian of Georgia. Inscribed by the author inside the front board. Inscription reads: Presented to Earl Norman by the author Frank Holden. The book contains 11 black and white illustrations an Introduction Preface and chapters about the Ex-Service Man; I Want to Go Back; Looking Backward; Training Camp; Camp Gordon; Special Assignment; Saying Good-Bye; Would You; Mothers Never Forget; The Trip Over; Our Stay in England; France and Back of the British Lines; Our Best Friend; M. Lucien Jouffrett; Our First Fatal Casualty; Training; A Little Music; A Pleasant Move; The Doughboy; French Coffee; Our New Area; To the Front; Memories of Front Line Sector; In Reserve; From Trenches to Palace Cars; The Interpreter Gets a Call; Back to the Front; Burying Our Comrades; My Greatest Thrill; To Another Front; "Soldiers Three"; Pont-a-Mousson; A Long Night; Paris Pleasures Suddenly End; Out of the Stillness; Norroy; The Gas Attack; A Long Ride; The Argonne Forest; The Sermon on the Hillside; On the Roads; In the Little Valley; On the Roads Again; The Roads Once More; The Last Shots; Anxious Hearts; After the Storm; A Trip Back; Dad's Xmas Letter; My Best Trip in France; Christmas Eve Supper; A Leave at Last But---; In Southern France; Sergeant White; Ten Months' Pay; A Little Different; and Home Sweet Home. The author served in the 328th Infantry of the 82nd Division. Holden came from "distinguished Confederate stock". The 328th Infantry Regiment was a unit of the United States Army. Organized during World War I as part of the 82nd Division the regiment took part in combat in France as part of the American Expeditionary Forces. Its most famous member was Alvin York who received the Medal of Honor for heroism near the Decauville railway line of Chatel-Chéhéry as part of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The 328th manned its positions in the Toul sector until early August when the 82nd Division was relieved by the 89th Division and moved to reserve positions around the towns of Troussey and Rigny-la-Salle. In September the 328th Infantry took part in combat around the town of Norroy as part of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Subsequent advances moved the regiment closer to the town of Vandieres and it sustained numerous casualties. Between September 24 and 26 the regiment moved to the Argonne Forest and occupied former French positions on the first's southeastern edge. On October 7 the 328th Infantry advanced near La Forge intending to seize key terrain from the Germans and take possession of the area's Decauville railroad. Fighting continued into October 8 and when American forces were prevented from advancing by German machine guns in key locations including one known as Hill 223 a detachment of soldiers from the regiment's Company G attempted to infiltrate German lines and capture them. The detachment of 17 had captured a large group of German soldiers when sudden German fire resulted in nine casualties leaving Corporal Alvin York in charge of the remainder. York left his men in charge of the prisoners and worked his way into position to attack the machine guns. After York killed several German soldiers with his rifle and used his pistol to kill six more as they rushed at him their commander offered to surrender. The Company G detachment returned to the regimental command post with 132 prisoners. The regiment was able to continue its attack towards the railroad and York later received the Medal of Honor. The 328th continued to fight through the rest of October primarily near the town of Sommerance. <br/>On November 4 the regiment took over positions in Maxey-sur-Vaise Montigny-devant-Sassey and Burey-en-Vaux where they remained on the defensive rotated soldiers off the front lines for leave in the rear area and received replacement soldiers to take the places of the killed and wounded. Between November 10 and 18 the 328th Infantry marched to new positions near Dijon. They were in Neufchâteau Vosges on November 11 when they received word of the Armistice that ended the war. Athens Book Company hardcover
1888277898New York: Frank A. Munsey & Co 1888. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Some rubbing and spotting particularly at the extremities a solid very good or better copy of this novel for adolescents: youth finds success on Wall Street. Frank A. Munsey & Co hardcover
189072811New York: Frank A. Munsey & Co 1890. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Pictorial cloth decorated with stamped illustration of a baseball player. Contemporary pencil owner name front fly cleanly separated but present very slight soiling a much nicer than usual very good or better copy of this early novel with baseball content. Frank A. Munsey & Co hardcover
189072813New York: Frank A. Munsey & Co 1890. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Pictorial cloth decorated with an embossed baseball player. Contemporary pencil gift inscription on the front fly and tiny ink owner name on the title page some modest soiling a very good copy of this early novel with some baseball content. Frank A. Munsey & Co hardcover
1924019816Washington DC: Carnegie Institution of Washington 1924. Book. Very good condition. Paperback. First Edition. Quarto 4to. 151 pages of text including a bibliography and an index. Original paperback binding with minor shelfwear. Protected in a linen clamshell box with a leather spine label. Contains 24 black-and-white plates and 98 in-text figures. Publication No 339. The text is clean and unmarked. Measures 11 11/16" x 9" 297mm x 227mm. First edition. Carnegie Institution of Washington Paperback
19011101<p>Hardcover. Original deluxe binding. Half tan leather over marbled boards with gilt to spine. Patterned end papers. Octavo. Frontis. xvii 630pp with numerous illustrations and folding route map. <em>"The original is very rare and is considered the standard history of the early stage lines. It has some information on stagecoach robberies Wild Bill Hickock and Joseph Slade."</em> Six Guns 1897. Howes R434 Streeter 3117.</p><p>Provides a detailed and vivid account of the Overland Stage Company and the Pony Express offering firsthand anecdotes frontier sketches and biographical notices of key figures involved in stage and mail transport across the plains during the mid-19th century. Of particular value for its early documentation of the Butterfield Overland Despatch and Ben Holladay's stage empire The Overland Stage to California stands as a cornerstone work in the historiography of Western transportation and the opening of the American frontier.</p><p>A.S. Hughes appears in this book as one of the pioneers in the service of the overland stage line. A handwritten inscription on the title page reads "G. Hughes from A.S. Hughes Xmas 1901" A gift to Gerald Hughes from his brother A. S. Hughes who interestingly has blacked out a section of the index about himself that reads "is routed out by his father and sent back East to college; later returns to the West and on the plains"</p> Published by the Authors hardcover
190151473Topeka Kansas: Published by the authors 1901. First edition in a slipcase. Hardcover. 630pp. Octavo 23 cm Light brown pictorial cloth with gilt titles. Frontispiece portraits of the authors with tissue guard. Illustrated plates portraits folding map at the rear. Good plus. The extremities are moderately rubbed and bumped. The rear endsheet is split along the hinge the hinge is going and the text block is cracked sporadically throughout. With the marbled paper covered slipcase in very good condition with moderate edge wear and a thin 2" long abrasion to the side panel. Adams Six-Guns 1897. Wright-Howes R 434. Flake 7417. According to Adams Six-Guns "The original is very rare and is considered the standard history of early stage lines. It has some information on stagecoach robberies Wild Bill Hickock and Joseph Slade. Published by the authors hardcover
2025x-1041037902Routledge 2025. Hardcover. New. 236 pages. 9.18x6.12x9.45 inches. Routledge hardcover
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