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18681245598Worms, im Selbstverlag des Herausgebers, 1868. Frontispiz, 12, 399 S. Hlwdbd d. Zeit (Einbd gering berieben, Signatur auf Rücken u. Vorsatz, leicht gebräunt u. vereinzelt gering fleckig, Stempel verso Titel).
18751225189Leipzig, Naumann, 1874-1875. 2 Bl., 16, 1531, (7) S. (durchgehend pag.). Lwdbde d. Zeit m. eingebund. OUmschl. (etwas beschabt, Außengelenke u. 1 Innenfalz m. Einrissen, Papier randgebräunt).
18411083180Tübingen, E. Tr. Eifert, 1841. 4to. 1 Bl., 52 S. Rückenbr. (Titel angestaubt u. mit Randläsuren).
18991226307Berlin, Vlgsanst. Pallas, 1899. Gr.-8vo. 32, 768 S. m. 800 Textillustr., 8 Taf. (davon 1 farbig). OHlwd. (beschabt, 1 Ecke weggeschabt, Innengelenke gelockert, Vorsatz m. Rasurstelle, Papier altersbedingt angebräunt).
18931184786Wien, Tempsky, 1893. 4to. 14, 406 S. m. 97 Abb. in Holzstich im Text u. auf Taf., 3 Heliogravuren, 2 Orig.--Radierungen. Hldrbd d. Zeit m. Rverg. (Kanten etwas beschabt, gering braunfl., St. a. Titel u. Taf.).
18371267528Glogau, C. Flemming, (1836 - 1837). 150; 144 S. Ppbd d. Zeit m. goldgeprägtem Rückenschild (Kanten beschabt, etwas berieben, Exlibris, Stempel a. d. Titelrückseiten, etwas braunfleckig, teilw. gebräunt).
18561245983Hannover, C. Rümpler, 1856. 7, 380 S. Ppbd d. Zeit (Einbd beschabt, Kapitale u. Ecken bestoßen, leicht gebräunt u. etwas braunfleckig, Stempel auf Titel).
188327515ABZürich, Orell, Füssli und Comp., 1883-1884. Gr.-8°. 23 S. Mit einem lithogr. Porträt (Joh. Friedr. Reichardt); 26 S. Mit einem lithogr. Porträt (Wilhelm Baumgartner). Orig.-Hefte. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + 2 Bände. = "71. und 72. Neujahrsblatt (Neujahrsgeschenk an die Zürcherische Jugend sic.) von der allgemeinen Musik-Gesellschaft i
1808326463Biebrich, 20. Februar 1808. Folio. 4 S. auf Doppelblatt.
188929908ABDiv. Druckorte, 1889-1938. Leinenbände der Zeit. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, bild 4 Bände.
1838623832Verschiedene Orte, u. Verlage, 1838-40. Zusammen über 650 S. Halbleinen d. Zeit mit etwas Rückenvergoldung (berieben, Vorderdeckel mit kl. Schabstelle). [3 Warenabbildungen]
18841261573Halle, Verein für Reformationsgeschichte, 1883 - 1884). Zus. etwa 450 S. Hlwdbd. d. Zeit (Einbd leicht beschabt, die ersten u. letzten Seiten gering stockfleckig, ohne die Reihentitel ).
18081250256Stade, 21. April 1808. 1 Bl. (etwa 32 x 20 cm).
18673433053Leipzig, Brockhaus, 1867. XX, 356 S. Hlwd (teilweise etwas stockfleckig).
1872d3628bAlnwick and Newcastle-upon-Tyne: H. H. Blair; T. Fordyce; W. Boag. G : in Good condition plus. Rebound. Some scattered foxing and occasional ink annotations. 1872. First Edition. Black hardback half-leather cover. 220mm x 140mm 9" x 6". 40pp; 370pp; 79pp. 1.A lecture delivered in the Town Hall Alnwick on the 13th day of December 1871. by the author. 2.'. which have occurred in Northumberland and Durham Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Berwick-upon-Tweed with biographical sketches of deceased persons of talent eccentricity and longevity'. published 1876 3. '.of the borough of Newcastle Upon Tyne.' published 1836 third edition. . H. H. Blair; T. Fordyce; W. Boag hardcover
18988196ADresden, Dohrn, 1898. 8°. 4 nn. S. (Vorwort, Einführung, Register, Tafel), 21 Tafeln mit Abbildungen chinesischer Folterstrafen und erklärendem Text auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite. HLeinen der Zeit mit RTitel. Hayn-G. I, 605.
188114495London 1881. 1. HOOKER Joseph Dalton<br /> “On the vegetation of the Galapagos Archipelago as compared with that of some other tropical islands and of the continent of America.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Vol. XX pp. 235-262 1851. 4to. 28 pp. Wrappers front detached.<br /> <br /> 2. HOOKER Joseph Dalton<br /> “Outline of the distribution of arctic plants.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Vol. XXIII pp. 251-348 1862. 4to. 98 pp. With full-page map and tables in the text. Wrappers front detached.<br /> <br /> 3. MIVART St. George & CLARKE Rev. Robert<br /> “On the sacral plexus and sacral vertebrae of lizards and other vertebrata.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Second Series Zoology Vol. I pp. 513-532 1877. 4to. 20 pp. With 2 full-page plates. Wrappers.<br /> <br /> 4. MIVART St. George<br /> “On the vertebrate skeleton.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Vol. XXVII pp. 369-392 1867. 4to. 24 pp. With 1 full-page plate. Wrappers.<br /> <br /> 5. PARKER W.K.<br /> “On the morphology of the skull in the woodpeckers Picidae and Wrynecks Yungidae.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Second Series Zoology Vol. I pp. 1-22 1874. 4to. 22 pp. With 5 full-page coloured plates. Wrappers.<br /> <br /> 6. ROLLESTON George<br /> “On the homologies of certain muscles connected with the shoulder-joint.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Vol. XXVI pp. 609-630 1868. 4to. 21 pp. With 1 full-page plate. Wrappers.<br /> <br /> 7. PARKER W.K.<br /> “On the morphology of the skull in the Amphibia Urodela.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Second Series Zoology Vol. II pp. 165-212 1879. 4to. 47 pp. With 8 full-page coloured illustrations. Wrappers.<br /> <br /> 8. DE CANDOLLE Casimir<br /> “On the geographical distribution of the Meliaceae.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Second Series Botany Vol. I pp. 233-236 1877. 4to. 4 pp. With folding table and map of the world. Wrappers.<br /> <br /> 9. BATES Henry Walter<br /> “Descriptions of fifty-two new species of Phasmidae from the collection of Mr. W. Wilson Saunders with remarks on the family.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Vol. XXV pp. 321-359 1865. 4to. 38 pp. With 2 full-page plates. Wrappers.<br /> <br /> 10. BAKER J.G.<br /> “On the geographical distribution of ferns.†Offprint from Transactions of the Linnean Society Vol. XXVI pp. 305-352 1867. 4to. 47 pp. Wrappers front detached.<br /> <br /> 11. General index to the Transactions of the Zoological Society of London. Volumes I to X 1835-1879. London: Printed for the Society 1881. 4to. ii 98 pp. Disbound. Includes an index of authors and the articles written for the first ten volumes of the Transactions as well as an index to species described and referred to therein. unknown
190099653<p>Panama circa early 1900s. 1900s. Good. - Fourteen original silver print photographs of the Canal Zone each measuring 3-1/4 inches high by 5-1/2 inches wide. The images include scenes of workers on and debarking from ships people strolling along village or town streets with horse drawn carriages what is likely an official residence and 5 images of construction work on what would later become the Panama Canal. One of the photos depicting construction work is a duplicate. The photographs are slightly curled with creases to the corners of a very few photos and minor chips to the edges of 4 of these. Very good.</p> [Panama], circa early [1900s].
1890141145Adelaide: E.S. Wigg 1890. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide E.S. Wigg 1890. Oblong quarto 19 leaves all rectos blank comprising the gilt-pictorial title page by E.C. May 14 full-page tinted lithographic views with tissue-guards the 3-page list of 181 subscribers and the key to plate 5 between plates 4 and 5. Original gilt-decorated half maroon morocco and gilt-lettered brown cloth lightly marked and a little rubbed and bumped at the extremities impacting a little on the top corner of the textblock; minimal light foxing and occasional mild signs of age and use; a very good copy with the plates in excellent condition. Ferguson 9924e but we have seen any number of bindings identical to ours and none as described by Ferguson. He also states that 'The Mitchell Library copy has a pencil note: 200 printed in George Robertson's hand-writing'. In spite of this comment and the 181 subscribers' names in our experience the book is not as rare as these figures would suggest. The fact that this item is essentially the same as Ferguson 9807 with the Galbraith imprint under the gold blocking carrying the Wigg imprint and the Wigg binder's label on the rear pastedown leads us to suspect that the answer has something to do with this change of publisher after the book was printed. Correspondence on this matter is welcome . <p>Provenance: Rodney Davidson 1933-2016 lawyer National Trust luminary and book collector with his 'M. & R. Disney Davidson' bookplate on the front pastedown. E.S. Wigg hardcover
1890112995Adelaide: E.S. Wigg 1890. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Adelaide E.S. Wigg 1890. Oblong quarto 19 leaves all rectos blank comprising the gilt-pictorial title page by E.C. May 14 full-page tinted lithographic views with tissue-guards the 3-page list of 181 subscribers and the key to plate 5 between plates 4 and 5. Original gilt-decorated half maroon morocco and gilt-lettered brown cloth slightly rubbed at the extremities and lightly bumped on the rear corners; cloth lightly flecked; inner hinge a little loose at the title page; minimal light foxing; essentially a fine copy. Ferguson 9924e but we have seen any number of bindings identical to ours and none as described by Ferguson. He also states that 'The Mitchell Library copy has a pencil note: 200 printed in George Robertson's hand-writing'. In spite of this comment and the 181 subscribers' names in our experience the book is not as rare as these figures would suggest. The fact that this item is essentially the same as Ferguson 9807 with the Galbraith imprint under the gold blocking carrying the Wigg imprint and the Wigg binder's label on the rear pastedown leads us to suspect that the answer has something to do with this change of publisher after the book was printed. Correspondence on this matter is welcome. E.S. Wigg hardcover
190081FBUm 1900. 8° Orig.-Broschuren bzw. Heft. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +
1897552ABAugsburg, Manz., 1897. 8°. 364 Seiten. Frakturdruck. Pappband der Zeit mit montiertem Rückenschild. (Ecken/Kapitale gering berieben. Innen vereinzelt und unterschiedlich fleckig). - Im übrigen ein gut erhaltenes, ordentliches Exemplar in fester Bindung und ohne Eintragungen.
1899553ABAugsburg, Manz., 1899. 8°. 336, 16 Seiten. Mit vielen Anzeigenseiten. Frakturdruck. Pappband der Zeit mit montiertem Rückenschild. (Ecken/Kapitale etwas berieben/bestossen. Innen meist unterschiedlich fleckig). - Ein informatives, vollwertiges Exemplar in fester Bindungen und ohne Eintragungen.
181123306Oyster Bay Long Island New York: Not Published 1811. Collection includes 17 separate documents all of which reference this court case regarding the petitioner Alexander Peacock an insolvent debtor from Oyster Bay Queens County Long Island NY; appearing before Cary F. Dunn Jr. first judge of the court of common pleas County of Queens; Peacock was ".conforming himself to the directions of the act entitled 'An act for the benefit of insolvent debtors and their creditors'."; the first document partially printed titled No. 1 Petition has been notarized with the blindstamp at top of E. Ely Notary and is addressed to Judge Dunn; the next is the proof of residence deposed and signed by John B. Hicks & the judge; the following is an Account of Creditors a long list of over 30 names and including individuals living in New York Philadelphia and New Jersey the debts amounting to $ 5468.00; next is an accounting of the 6 suits and judgements brought against Mr. Peacock including that of Joseph C. Hornblower of Newark NJ James King and Archibald McKellar of the City of New York and others; the next document is an inventory of the estate of Peacock with a list of 15 people who have notes outstanding owed to him including Benjamin Smith Gilbert Robertson & Co. David R. Floyd Jones Luther Hildreth a Mr. Sibbsone of England Capt. Jones of the United States Vessel Revenge and Louis Jones a Colored man totalling $ 5647.62 - the back of this sheet gives a list of the "Body Clothing Beds & Bedding." Peacock being fairly well-dressed and provided for; other documents here include the Oath certifying the amounts owed; a certification of copies of the documents by James Fairlie Clerk of the Supreme Court; a legal agreement & acknowledgment from Peacock to meet with creditors at the house of Joseph Roe innkeeper in the Village of Jamaica; also is the "Order for Advertisement" document signed by Judge Dunn requesting that the notice of the meeting be published ".in the paper printed by the printer to the State and in the Columbian and Long island Star for six weeks successively requiring his creditors to appear before me at the House of Joseph Roe."; attached here are the printed papers completed in manuscript attesting to the publication of the notice to publicize by the judge from Charles Holt printer of the Columbian and counter-signed by James Campbell Master in Chancery and tipped-on is a printed copy of the actual advertisement as it appeared in the newspaper; with a similar notice from Solomon Allen printer of the Albany Register another from Alden Spooner printer of the Long Island Star both of these also with their samples of notice tipped-on; with a notice signed by the judge assigning all of Peacock's properties excepting his bedding & clothing to his creditors; and an attesting witness of the judge's assignment signed by Edward Parker; with a certifying document with original seals of Peacock's main creditors receiving conveyance of his estate as assignees in satisfaction of the debts signed by Edward Parker John B. Hicks and Christian Truss as witnesses signed & sealed by Wm. Wright David Findlay and Wm. Crow with the verso attested to by the judge; with a notice of oath-taking of Wright & Findlay to uphold the decision of the court; and a similar oath by Wm. Crow and signed by Judge Dunn; each page is signed by Alexander Peacock; originally these were all sealed or adhered to each other at the top of the sheets to make one continuous 'case' of materials - some of the old glue has given way and now there is separation of the pages; varying sizes from 6 3/4" x 8" to 8 1/2" x 13 1/2" size sheets; most of the paper of very good quality chain-laid some with the paper makers' watermark; some edge tips wear and chipping to edges some darkening and old fold lines; in very good condition overall and a collection offering a glimpse of the process for relieving debt in this case substantial especially useful for outlining the entire process under the law in the early days of the American Republic; interesting legal history documentation. Noteworthy individuals mentioned in this case are: Joseph Coerten Hornblower 1777 - 1864 American lawyer and jurist from Belleville New Jersey Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court; Alden Spooner 1783-1848 who ".has the distinction of being a printer in two Long Island towns Sag Harbor and Brooklyn. It was natural that he chose to be a printer as his father Judah Paddock Spooner was the pioneer printer of Vermont and his uncle Timothy Green was a printer in New London Connecticut." Spooner also started Brooklyn's first daily newspaper Doggett Long Island Printing; Judge Carey Dunn Jr. Revolutionary War veteran; Commodore Jacob Nicholas Jones 1768 - 1850 officer in the United States Navy during the Quasi-War with France the First Barbary War and the Second Barbary War and the War of 1812. Manuscript. Not Bound. Good. Not Published Paperback books
1823List3134Marseilles France 1823. Single three-page printed letter. Folded; Near Fine. Fitch Brothers & Co. was a mercantile and commission house founded in the late 1810s or early 1820s by Asa Fitch his brother Douglas Fitch and his nephew William D. Lee. Asa Fitch 1787–1865 had worked at the American consul in Alicante Spain from around 1805 to 1809 where he established his reputation as a merchant and banker. In 1814 he moved to Marseilles and opened a commission and banking house patronized by the French government in “appreciation of his courtesy" for managing the financial affairs of “several of the royal exiles†while in Alicante.1 Douglas Fitch and William Lee then joined him. According to the family history the firm was also a supplier of the US Navy in the Mediterranean. Asa Fitch returned to the US in 1828 to manage the US side of the business and invest in New York City real estate; on his retirement he built up and founded Fitchville now Bozrah Connecticut.<br /> <br /> This circular was sent to Enoch Silsbee or Silsby a merchant and ship owner from Boston who was primarily involved in the cotton trade. The circular contains prices for goods from opium to Gruyère cheese and the text following the price listing gives more detail about the market for particular goods including coffee pepper and indigo.<br /> <br /> 1 Roscoe Conkling Fitch History of the Fitch Family A. D. 1400–1930 Vol. 2 Record Publishing Company 1930 172–173. unknown
