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1886007296Carl Böckel, Kiel 1886. Dissertation Broschiertes Heft Sehr gut
1868847London: Pr. by C. Roworth & Sons for the Church Institution 1868. 8vo. 8 pp. <br><br>Removed from a nonce volume. Foxed. Pr. by C. Roworth & Sons for the Church Institution unknown books
189931574Librairie Borel, " Collection Nymphée ", 1899. In-8 oblong relié (19,5 x 9,5 cm), reliure demi-basane à coins havane, tête dorée, 436 (3) pages. Edition illustrée par Auguste Lay : 25 hors-texte sous serpentes, un frontispice, 72 dessins in-texte, bandeaux, culs-de-lampe. 530g.- Intérieur très frais, jolie reliure. Bel exempalire.
190090465New York: Abbey Press 1900. Reprint of original New London edition of 1828. Hardcover. Very Good. 163 30p. Original Turquoise cloth. 20cm. Some cover spotting. Gift inscription dated 1901 on front endpaper. No jacket. Reprint of the 1828 edition. The Globe was a whaling ship from Nantucket. Lay and Hussey were the only survivors among the nine mutineers who had become stranded on these islands now known as the Mili Atoll -- the other seven were killed by the local inhabitants. <br/><br/> Abbey Press hardcover books
1885000457James Pott & Co 1885. Hardcover. Very Good . 210 pp. or The Right Preparation of Candidates for the Laying on of Hands. Some minor edge wear to dark gren cover. Gilded lettering is intact. Pages are edged in red and unmarked. James Pott & Co hardcover
1880A141-104um 1880. Xylographie, 15 x18,7 cm
1853010269NY: Church Book Society 1853. Half-Leather. Very Good. 400 pages. The cover is half leather over boards. A collection of Episcopal tracts bound together. Tracts include: Letters to a Man Bewildered Among Many Counsellors by Rev. Henry C. Lay; The Good Way Or Why Christians of Whatever Name May Become Churchmen by Daniel Dana Jr.; Candid Hints Concerning the Protestant Episcopal Church by Daniel Dana Jr.; Unity and Its Restoration by Daniel Dana Jr.; Why Can't Our Ministers Preach in Your Pulpits by Daniel Dana Jr.; Letter to a Roman Catholic Disturbed by the New Dogma by Daniel Dana Jr. The cover shows light wear. The binding is sound. The text is clean with no markings there is a name stamped on the endpages. There is lught scattered foxing in the text. <br/> <br/> Church Book Society hardcover
190024751New York:The Abbey Press ca:1900. hard cover. Very Good/No jacket. New York:The Abbey Press. Reprint of the 1828 edition ca:1900. 163pp32pp ads. Hardcover. Boards lightly soiled with light mottling to front board and a light ink mark to front cover with darkening to spine strip Spine ends worn. Internally end-pages age toned but otherwise free of previous owners marks or signatures. A very good copy. New York:The Abbey Press hardcover
1884019919London: R Washbourne 1884 Copy in illustrated cloth on boards with bright gilt titles on cover and spine. Attractive private library bookplate fixed to front paste down. Interesting newspaper account pasted to rear of contents page recounting a great fire in the Paternoster Row area of the City of London. This fire in 1884 destroyed thirty-five printing and publishing buildings including the printers Pitmans where stocks of this title were held and destroyed by the fire. Consequently this is one of the few copies that survived and surprisingly it is in excellent condition. R Washbourne hardcover
1836WRCLIT81698Oxford: Printed by W. Baxter . 1836. 18pp. plus blank. Sewn printed wrapper. Edges a bit dust tanned small sliver chip from fore-edge of last leaf otherwise very good. First edition. With the faint round former ownership stamp of Oxford bibliographer and collector Falconer Madan. The '3' in the imprint date at a glance resembles an '8' thus resulting in entries under both 1836 and 1886 in OCLC. The printer died in 1871 and the copies at Oxford Cambridge etc are catalogued under the earlier and almost certainly correct date. COPAC notes: "Published in response to the massive programme of 'Waterloo' church building controlled by the Commission for Building New Churches between 1818 and 1857." OCLC: 244986768. Printed by W. Baxter ... unknown books
185335219NY: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union and Church Book Society 1853. 12mo. 65 pp. Original printed cream wrappers some wear at extremities. Very good. Fourth edition revised and enlarged. The author was a native of Madison County Alabama and is described on the title page here as a "Presbyter of Alabama." This edition is scarce; OCLC locates two copies Transylvania Virginia. Not in Owen two other works by Lay are described. <br/><br/> General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union and Church Book Society unknown books
1850ROD0010462Lay J.L.. 1850. In-8. Relié. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos à nerfs, Mouillures. 5 tomes. Tome 1 : 511 pp., dos fané, manque en coiffe de tête, de A à C. Tome 2 : 500 pp., de C à E. Tome 3 : 504 pp., mouillures sur plats, manque en coiffe de tête, manque de coin haut jusqu'à la p. 281, de E à O. Tome 4 : 511 pp., mouillures sur tranche, de P à S. Tome 5 : 501 pp., manque en coiffe de tête, manque de coin haut juqu'à la p.219, de T à V. Titre et tomaison dorés. Reliure 1/2 toile grénée. 3 PHOTOS DISPONIBLES.. . . . Classification Dewey : 340-Droit
184156989London: William Bell. Good with no dust jacket. 1841. First Edition. Hardcover. Presumed first edition hardcover. Original cloth stamped in gilt and blind yellow eps. Wood-engraved frontis and illustrations in the text. Cloth sunned/stained outer front hinge splitting down 2" from spine head points bumped. Bookplate of John Bell Sedgwick. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; xii342 pages . William Bell hardcover
184119498London: William Ball & Co 1841. First Edition. 8vo. xii 342 pp. Woodcut frontispiece & in-text illustrations. Publisher's blindstampedbrown cloth with gilt illustration of a Chinese person on front cover; gilt illustration on spine. A good copy 2 1/2" loss of cloth at spine head; splitting of cloth along front joint; some loss of cloth to spine end; soiling and general wear; corner boards showing; foxing; small paper loss to lower frontispiece but not affecting the image. William Ball & Co unknown
185981708Philadelphia: Charles Desilver 1859. Hardcover. Fair in boards. Spine badly worn. As is.; Large 8vo. Charles Desilver hardcover
18591976Connected with the respective persuasions, together with complete and well-digested statistics.Reliure pleine basane marron. Dos à nerfs orné à froid. Trois tranches marbrées. Intérieur avec rousseurs éparses. Illustré de nombreux portraits hors texte. Texte en anglais sur 2 colonnes.
184358240Albany: published by George Jones Museum Building. Burgess and Stringer and M.Y. Beach New York. Redding and Co. Boston: G.B. Zeiber i.e. Zieber Philadelphia. Wm. Taylor Baltimore 1843. 8vo pp. iv 116; original printed green wrappers; neatly rebacked; small piece missing from the front of the front wrapper else very good. Printed by Joel Munsell Albany. This is the first separate publication by Squire who became a prominent archaeologist and a prolific author. Lust citing the London edition of the same year which was published without the Squire contribution: "Good deal of observation firm believer in the superiority of "Graeco-Hebraic" civilization for a free opium market." Lust 48; Cordier Sinica 77. <br/><br/> published by George Jones, Museum Building. Burgess and Stringer, and M.Y. Beach, New York. Redding and Co. Boston: G.B. Zeiber unknown books
1841355490714409London 1841. First Edition. Hard Cover. London: William Ball & Co 1841. First UK Edition. Professionally and sympathetically re-bound in half tan morocco leather with raised bands gilt and blind tooling to the spine. Gilt blocked impressions of Chinese figures laid down to front and rear boards. Titling to spine in gold leaf to red label. A lovely copy which shows really well. Rare hardcover
182810636812mo. New-London: Lay and Hussey 1828. 12mo i-v vi-x 11-168 pp. Contemporary sheep neatly rebacked with gilt-ruled backstrip and red morocco label boards a little scraped foxing throughout light dampstaining scattered annotations in pencil and occasionally contemporary ink. Early ownership inscription on front free endpaper. § First edition of the first hand account of “one of the goriest mutinies in Pacific History†Hill lead by Samuel Comstock aboard the Nantucket whaling ship the Globe. Four officers were brutally murdered and the rest of the crew forced on pain of death to join the mutineers. After a failed attempt to conquer Mili Atoll in the Marshall Islands the crew sailed to the Mulgrave Islands where Comstock was killed by his fellow mutineers part of the crew escaped in the ship to Valparaiso and the rest were killed by the locals but for Lay and Hussey who were rescued by a U.S. schooner. Concludes with “A Vocabulary of Words and Phrases Used by the Mulgrave Islanders. Rare in good condition. Forbes 697. Howes L-158. Hill p.176. Sabin 39467. Lay and Hussey hardcover books
182840609New London: Wm. Lay and C.M. Hussey 1828. 168 pp. <br /><br />First edition. This important narrative relates the bloody mutiny and murders perpetrated by harpooner and boatsteerer Samuel Comstock who was himself murdered by natives on Mili Atoll. Lay and Hussey were the only survivors of this incident and were later rescued by Lieut. Paulding of the U.S. schooner "Dolphin." Pages evenly tanned. Water stain in lower corner of first third of book. Bound in original calf rebacked to match with red spine label. For a detailed account of this wild adventure I hope you will read my book "Demon of the Waters" now available as a Kindle read on Amazon. Wm. Lay and C.M. Hussey books
1828045839Wm. Lay And C. M. Hussey. Fair with no dust jacket. 1828. Hardcover. Hardcover; Hardcover. Full title: A Narrative of The Mutiny on Board the Ship Globe of Nantucket in the Pacific Ocean Jan. 1824 and The Journal of a REsidence Of Two Years on The Mulgrave Islands; with Observations on the Manners and Customs of The Inhabitants. Brown leather boards are frayed and rubbed bumped and creased. Spine has been recovered with a black leather strip and a small window has been cut away to show allow the title to show through. Foxing throughout. Always carefully wrapped and shipped in cardboard boxes to protect your purchase.; 12MO . Wm. Lay, And C. M. Hussey hardcover
1828WRCAM36145New London: Lay and Hussey 1828. 168pp. 12mo. Contemporary calf spine label lacking. Top and bottom of spine worn. Contemporary ownership inscription on rear free endpaper: "Dartmouth the 22 day 1832. Alma Bullou her book." Browning and foxing one signature starting a few minor marginal tears including one in titlepage not affecting text of titlepage but loss of a few letters on verso. Front free endsheet excised. Good. An important firsthand narrative of one of the most infamous mutinies in American naval history compiled by two of the few survivors of the event itself and its aftermath. The Globe was taken over near the Line Islands four of the officers were murdered and the remainder of the crew were forced by pain of death to join the mutineers. The crew then proceeded to the Marshall Islands and thence to the Mulgrave Islands where the leader of the original mutiny was killed and some of the party escaped to Valparaiso. Lay and Hussey remained on the Mulgrave Islands and were the sole survivors of an attack on their party by natives. They were eventually rescued by a war vessel sent in pursuit of the mutineers. HOWES L158. SABIN 39467. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 3386. HILL 990. FORBES 697. Lay and Hussey unknown books
1824WRCAM26137New York 1824. Folding map 51 x 51 inches Backed on linen as issued. Significant foxing. Original portfolio of boards with roan spine expertly rebacked. In a cloth clamshell box leather label. Styled "second edition." Handsome large- scale early map of New York State and part of Pennsylvania and New Jersey and Canada. Boundaries outlined in color with notes on roads forts ironworks and Indian villages. Lay was one of the most important cartographers working in New York and Pennsylvania at the time. hardcover books
1880J6SGPBJ1IXLV1880. With 12 albumen prints ranging in size from ca. 16.5 x 23 cm to 21 x 28 cm. Collection of 12 vintage photographs from the late 19th century showing China Indonesia the Hawaiian Islands California and Egypt. Of the 4 photographs of China 2 show Hong Kong including one possibly by the famous Chinese photographer Lai Fong ca. 1839-1890 showing Queen's Road Central. The two rarest photographs show several of the 7500 imperial examination cubicles in Canton Guangzhou while a photograph by A Chan Ya Zhen shows the famous five-story pagoda on Kun Yam Hill in 1870. The Indonesian island Java can be seen on 3 photographs including one of lake Telaga Warna by the British firm Woodbury & Page based in Batavia Jakarta. Taken further to the west were 3 photographs of Hawaii probably all taken in or near Honolulu. A rare undated photograph of the statue of King Kamehameha was taken probably right after the unveiling ceremony in 1883 as it shows a small wooden fence around the statue which can be seen in an illustration in The Graphic 28 April 1883 but is absent from all later images. Of the 2 final images one by Isaiah West Taber 1830-1912 shows Midway Point in Monterey California and the other by Hippolyte Arnoux fl. 1860-1890 a group of Arabs and camels waiting for the ferry near El Qantara in Egypt. Most of the photographs are worn at the edges with small tears and folds and a few have small holes; one of the images of Hawaii with a waterstain at the lower margin. unknown
