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1919M8115Washington D.C.:: Government Printing Office 1919. 1919. 267 x 190 mm. Tall 8vo. 446 pp. Color frontis. extensively illustrated tables 1 folding index. Gilt-stamped navy cloth; rubbed. Very good. This extensively illustrated manual for the medical personnel of the United States Air Service contains numerous figures and plates including photographs of aviation equipment in use physical examinations of flight candidates and test equipment constructed to test the physiological effects of flight conditions. Government Printing Office, 1919. hardcover books
16387WORLD WAR I Scrapbook of artwork and poetry from WWI-era British soldiers recovering at Fourth London General Military Hospital at Denmark Hill King's College Hospital. Poems and artwork dated 1915-1919. Size: 9 x 7 ½ in. 120 pages. Full burgundy leather with "Album" gilt on front cover. Contains artwork poetry signatures or other mementos from convalescent soldiers on each page; most are signed and dated with military rank. <br/><br/>The subject matter reveals much of what must have been on a recovering soldier's mind: many detailed drawings of beautiful women including angelic nurses; poems recollecting their days in battle; and hopes for life once they could leave the hospital. The artwork is equally diverse in medium with dozens of drawings in graphite and ink vivid watercolors original cartoons and even an interactive double-faced Janus portrait of a man wearing a hat attached by metal fastener that can pivot to reveal either a smiling or frowning face. Unique content that reveals mindset of soldiers fresh off of the battlefield. Some artwork on the notebook others attached with glue or tape. Some tape repairs along edges. Overall very good with bumps scuffs and wear to cover especially at extremities. Some thumb-soiling. Repair to inner hinges. But overall very artful and attractive item and in very Good condition. unknown books
1925WRCLIT78626New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1925. Gilt lettered drab green cloth pictorial endsheets. Frontis and plates by Howard L. Hastings. Edges a trace foxed 1925 ownership signatures spine slightly cocked otherwise a very good copy in modesty soiled and used dust jacket with small chips at crown of spine and top edge. A reprint of this popular boy's book with later titles in the advert for the series in the terminal catalogue. Slade is home from the Front and has to show pluck in resolving a dilemma involving some of his troop companions. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover books
1925WRCLIT78625New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1925. Gilt lettered drab green cloth pictorial endsheets. Frontis and plates by Thomas Clarity. Edges a trace foxed 1925 ownership signatures spine slightly cocked otherwise a very good copy in modesty soiled and used dust jacket with small chip at crown of lower joint. A reprint of this popular boy's book with later titles in the advert for the series in the terminal catalogue. Slade's Boy Scout training enables him to be of service to the cause of supporting the Allies leading to his eventual enlistment. As the jacket flap asserts: "You can well imagine that war-time brings Tom some experiences that any loyal American boy would enjoy going through ." Grosset & Dunlap hardcover books
1919WRCLIT81084London: Printed by His Majesty's Stationary Office 1919. 1131-66pp. Folio. Stapled self-wrapper. Staples rusty otherwise very good or better. Misc. No. 4 1919. An important document on the road to the Treaty of Versailles emphasizing the unified determination of the Allies that the conditions of peace hold Germany unequivocally responsible for the economic and human costs of the war AND arguing that Germany is not in any position of strength to dictate terms. Printed by His Majesty's Stationary Office unknown books
1919WRCLIT78317Cleveland: World Syndicate Publishing Co. 1919. Blue cloth lettered in black. Frontis. Reprint utilizing the plates of the Sully & Co. edition. Faint foxing to endsheets otherwise very good or better in highly pictorial dust jacket with short closed at top edge of front panel. World Syndicate Publishing Co. hardcover books
1919WRCLIT78319Cleveland: World Syndicate Publishing Co. 1919. Blue cloth lettered in black. Frontis. Reprint utilizing the plates of the Sully & Co. edition. Faint foxing to endsheets otherwise very good in highly pictorial dust jacket with shallow chipping along crown and toe of spine panel. World Syndicate Publishing Co. hardcover books
1919WRCLIT78320Cleveland: World Syndicate Publishing Co. 1919. Blue cloth lettered in black. Frontis. Reprint utilizing the plates of the Sully & Co. edition. very good in highly pictorial dust jacket with shallow chipping along crown and toe of spine panel and a short diagonal chip at the top edge of the rear panel. World Syndicate Publishing Co. hardcover books
1967WRCLIT78487Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 1967. Large octavo. Cloth. Bibliography. First edition. Edges dust marked otherwise a good copy in rather dustmarked white jacket. Johns Hopkins hardcover books
3650ALS. 4pgs. 4 ¼†x 5 ½â€. Paris. October 11 1918. An autograph letter signed “Jim†by an American soldier in Paris near the end of World War I. He was recovering from minor wounds and a surgery at an American Red Cross hospital in Paris. The letter is on “American Red Cross†stationery. “Dear John: -- Well here I am back in Paris again but under much different circumstances. When I was here before I just happened to be going there the town was stopped over for a couple of days I joined my regiment a few days late and the day I caught up with a jab of anti-tetanus serum my wounds being slight and permitting travel I was sent along to this place which is an American Hospital for officers with American Red Cross nurses and every one here gets the best of care When I landed here they took x-ray pictures of my wounds and next came the operation they gave me ether or gas I know not which and way I went to sleep on the table about 2.45 P.M. and remembered nothing until a nurse spoke in my ear about 5.00 P.M. saying how do you feel now This letter contains nothing but truth so don’t worry. We went into the fight and let me tell you it was some hot place for a few days must say this upon war-fare with with the…and his men guard M.S. auction is not stuff I as…was very lucky and came out of it with two small wounds one on my right leg about which your pocket bottom of would come and the other on the top of my right foot this left me so that I was unable to walk so I was given first aid and sent bank in an ambulance to a hospital where the gave me I was not sick at all and I am feeling fine now they have not taken the stitches out yet however I will be walking in a few days. I trust every thing is going well with you and those at the club my mail is holding so I am somewhat…on some news. Will close with best wishes to all from Jim S.P. #179 R.d.U.S. Please excuse writing it as I am sitting up in bed. Jâ€. The letter is in fine condition. unknown books
191416030.2Washington: Government Printing Office 1914. 1st edition thus. Original blue cloth binding with black lettering. General wear & soiling to binding. 3 period ownership signatures to front eps. Very Good. Divers paginations over 200 pages. Illustrated. 5-11/16" x 4" <br/><br/> Government Printing Office hardcover books
1916WRCLIT74523London: Printed Under the Authority of His Majesty's Stationary Office 1916. Three volumes. 2202pp; iv642pp. and iv891pp. Folio. Sewn self-wrappers. Slightly dusty but very good or better. First editions published as CD.7961 CD.8108 and CD 8235 presented to Parliament July and December 1915 and May 1916. Printed Under the Authority of His Majesty's Stationary Office unknown books
17397Printed type Stereoviews of these WW I scenes; no photographic studio or date; appears to be of American troops; some edge tips wear soiling; good condition. Good. unknown books
77634hardcover. very good. 12mo and 8vo printed wrappers enclosed in two red cloth folders; slightly dampstained folders light staining on a few covers of the pamphlets. London &c. Various dates. Very good .<br/><br/> Many published by Hodder & Stoughton London.<br/><br/> unknown books
1920210962Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company 1920. First edition. With Illustrations. vol. 1 - 517 pages vol. 2 - 536 pages vol. 3 - 579 pages 165 plates 18 in color WITHOUT 3 folding maps on 2 sheets in rear pocket of Vol. 1 tables rosters etc. 3 vols. 8vo. Blue cloth. Fine. First edition. With Illustrations. vol. 1 - 517 pages vol. 2 - 536 pages vol. 3 - 579 pages 165 plates 18 in color WITHOUT 3 folding maps on 2 sheets in rear pocket of Vol. 1 tables rosters etc. 3 vols. 8vo. Houghton Mifflin Company unknown books
1938810Indianapolis 1938. Good. 1132iii1pp. plus two leaves of plates. Two volumes in one paginated continuously. Folio. Original blue card covers printed in gilt linen spine; stapled. Binding detached from text block. Lightly tanned minor wear and soiling. Mimeographed work enumerating Indiana women who served in World War I. Entries are alphabetical listing each woman's name birth date enlistment date and service record. The two leaves of plates at the end printed on both sides contain portraits of 128 servicewomen many of whom were nurses. Though there are twenty copies listed in OCLC all but two are in Indiana libraries Temple Public Library in Texas and the Library of Congress. unknown books
1919262230Paris 1919. Near fine. Postcard signed by some of the attendants to the Paris Peace Conference at the end of World War I. unknown books
191846413n. p. 1918. 1st printing presumed. In a mailable wallet-style envelope pack. Used addressed stamped Washington 3¢ & mailed with a 1918 Brooklyn NY Upton Branch postmark. Very Good. 22 images 11 per side of one long sheet 36-1/2" x 5-1/2" folded accordion style. All images in color captions. Envelope pack: 3-3/4" x 5-5/8" <br/><br/>Camp Upton located at Yaphank Long Island was named after Emory Upton a Union general of the Civil War. The camp was created in 1917 to house troops as they awaited ships for deployment overseas. The 152nd Depot Brigade was the garrison unit that received new recruits and prepared them for service overseas and then out processed demobilizing soldiers at the end of the war. Irving Berlin the composer and Alvin York the most decorated soldier of the American army in World War I were processed at Camp Upton. The 77th Division was first organized there. During part of the war the 82nd Division was quartered there. At the end of World War I the camp was used to demobilize and inactivate units. This souvenir pack documents the many divers camp activities e.g. "Setting Up Exercise" "Bayonet Exercise" & "Packing Kit". No copies on the market at the time of cataloguing and not recorded by OCLC. Rare. unknown books
17394Meadville Pennsyvlania: Keystone View Company Stereoview of this WW I scene Keystone # 18098; slight wear; very good condition. Very Good. Keystone View Company unknown books
191932468N.p.: U.S.S. America 1919. First Edition. 7 bifolium volumes bound in one; octavos 23cm.; disbound from larger volume with paper remnants to spine; No. 1 with splitting at previous folds affecting text without loss of meaning other issues Very Good and sound overall. Exceedingly scarce periodical which first began publicatoin in March 1919 aboard the U.S.S. America captained by A.M. Procter which served as an American troop transport vessel during World War I after being seized from the Germans in 1917. 4-pp. issues were published daily during the week-long trips between the United States and Europe and included ship-board gossip and events as well national news. The first issue mentions esteemed passenger Prince Aage of Denmark 1887-1940 who had served during the War and would join the French Foreign Legion in 1922 receiving the Legion d'honneur for his seventeen years of service. Additionally includes baseball scores and advertises ship-board boxing matches for any passengers interested. OCLC locates two locations as of January 2017 at the Huntington and Emory. U.S.S. America] unknown books
1917WRCLIT80419New York: Association of American Art Students 1917. Two issues I:9 and II:1. Quarto. Pictorial wrappers printed on black on khaki colored stock. Illustrated. Light rubbing and razor-thin split toward toe of one spine; very good or better. Two relatively early numbers from a decade's run both numbers featuring cover art with military themes by J. Vinton Stowell and E. C. Caswell. Association of American Art Students] unknown books
191614280London: Jas. Truscott & Son. Very Good. 1916. Softcover. Very light soil and fading to wraps library stamp pages 8 else . Jas. Truscott & Son paperback books
191832686London: Printed and Published by "The Times 1918. In separate weekly issues. Illustrated. 20 vols. 4to. In special maroon "binding cases. In separate weekly issues. Illustrated. 20 vols. 4to. Printed and Published by "The Times unknown books
1919100727Folio original cloth with gilt title on top cover illustrated 528 pp. Minor wear to extremities top corner of top cover a little bumpted some aginging and darking throughout; a nice tight copy overall. This volume is essentially a who's who in the first World War. However in addition to the pictures of just about every political figure involved in the war there are countless battle and military picutures. new York Times Publishing hardcover books
19215823Paris. Librarie Schwartz 1921. Sumptuously bound in the High Art Deco style in full burgundy period morocco. Elaborate gilt-ruling to spine and covers with gilt titles. Silk moire endsheets. Each volume presents a gorgeous and unusual multi-chromatic raised enamel onlay of a beleagured French soldier to front covers. Folios. Profusely illustrated in Art Deco style with plates panoramas fold-out colour maps photographs sepias etc. by Charles Foqueray Lucien Jonas et al. A huge and graphically stunning history of the Great War encased in a fabulous Deco binding without peer. A magnificent and rare item. Some minor wear to extremities a bit of chipping to spine gutters minor water staining to lower edges not affecting internal text or illustrations. A Very Good eye-boggling set. Librarie Schwartz unknown books