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200426046London England: Cultureshock Media On Behalf of Hermitage Media. New. 2004. Magazine. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - FLAWLESS COPY BRAND NEW PRISTINE NEVER OPENED - Featured articles include "Russia Returns to the Art Market"; "Count Panza di Buomo"; and "Tomb Robbers and Forgers". -- with a bonus offer-- . Cultureshock Media On Behalf of Hermitage Media unknown
198126725Tallahassee FL: University. As New. 1981. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - -- with a bonus offer-- . University paperback
198829483Yasuda Kasai Fine Art Foundation. New. 1988. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - FLAWLESS COPY BRAND NEW PRISTINE NEVER OPENED--text in Japanese with some English translations. -- with a bonus offer-- . Yasuda Kasai Fine Art Foundation paperback
18472301030038James Lusk City of Jefferson 1847. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Black Codes: Anti-abolitionist laws in Missouri Bound in contemporary leather. Hardcover. Mylar cover. Some wear rubbing with loss to extremities. Hinges cracked. Scattered toning. 398 pages ; 23 cm. Includes anti-abolitionist laws preventing free negroes from emigrating to the state keeping negroes illiterate to suppress negro preachers by requiring police officers to be present to prevent "all seditious speeches and disorderly and unlawful conduct of every kind" and to restrict meetings and assemblies and to fine free negroes and imprison them if they enter into Missouri. "In 1847 the General Assembly passed an act stating that 'No person shall keep or teach any school for the instruction of negroes or mulattos in reading or writing in this State.' An uneducated black population made white citizens feel more secure against both abolitionists and slave uprisings although it probably did little to suppress the desire for freedom. Numerous persons and organizations defied the law. In addition meetings religious or otherwise conducted by other African Americans were prohibited unless some sheriff constable marshal police officer etc. was present. Violations could receive a $500 fine six months in jail or both Laws 1847 pp. 103-104." - MISSOURI STATE ARCHIVES Missouri's Early Slave Laws: A History in Documents. James Lusk, City of Jefferson hardcover
1778296649Philadelphia: Chez Cellot & Jombert 1778. First. hardcover. near fine. 12 370 pages. Thick 12mo attractively bound in contemporary mottled calf with gilt-decorated spine leather worn at head; light foxing throughout; pages trimmed a bit close at top but otherwise with ample margins. Philadelphie et se vend a Paris: Chez Cellot & Jombert 1778. First Edition. A near fine copy with original drab wrappers bound in.<br/> <br/> The earliest collection of American state constitutions printed in France. Contains early printing in French in a book of the Articles of Confederation and the Declaration of Independence. "First collected edition compiled by Regnier." Howes R-111.<br/> <br/> Chez Cellot & Jombert unknown
19124149Senior Class of 1912 Nebraska State Normal School at Peru 1912 A 1912 yearbook from Nebraska's first college first state-supported college. Stiff card boards full dark brown leather gilt front board lettering/decoration bright 10 3/8 x 8 inches 218 pp. Very good modest edgewear/rubbing; pages clean with no marks and binding sound. Rare. K071. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Senior Class of 1912, Nebraska State Normal School at Peru hardcover
19114148Senior Class Nebraska State Normal School at Peru 1911 A 1911 yearbook from Nebraska's first college first state-supported college. Hardcover full brown leather gilt front board lettering and decoration bright 10 1/2 x 8 inches 232 pp. Laid in: a card with a printed Peru poem. Very good modest edgewear; sunning spine; pages clean with no marks and binding tight. Rare. K071. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Senior Class, Nebraska State Normal School at Peru hardcover
66230Minneapolis: Mnemonic Press 2022. Edition limited to 25 signed and numbered copies 7½" x 5" consisting of a title leaf a 12-page gathering "Prologue" and six bifolia containing a total of 26 collages and mixed media created by Bart during the incipient days of the pandemic. Conceived and directed by Harriet Bart; produced by Paul Nylander at Four Tree Press; giclee and letterpress print on paper; boxed deigned by Jody Williams and executed by Campbell-Logan Bindery; folio titles excerpted from Emily Dickinson. Covid: Book of Days is based on mixed-media drawings and collages created in response to the events of March through May 2020. On March 13 Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz closed the State in response to the deadly spread of Covid-19. Bart went to her studio that day collected a small box of art materials a stack of precut paper and went home. There she created a workspace 18 x 18" the size of Emily Dickinson's desk. From March 13 thru May she created more than 50 mixed media drawings and collages some of which comprise Covid: Book of Days. From the artist's website: "Harriet Bart creates evocative content through the narrative power of objects the theater of installation and the intimacy of artists books. She has a deep and abiding interest in the personal and cultural expression of memory; it is at the core of her work. Using bronze and stone wood and paper books and words everyday and found objects Bart's work signifies a site marks an event and draws attention to imprints of the past as they live in the present. "Bart's work has been exhibited extensively throughout the United States and Germany and she has completed more than a dozen public art commissions in the United States Japan and Israel. She has been the recipient of fellowships from the Bush Foundation McKnight Foundation MacDowell Colony Virginia Center for Creative Arts NEA Arts Midwest and the Minnesota State Arts Board. Since 2000 Bart has published numerous fine-press books and mixed media bookworks. She has won three Minnesota Book Awards most recently in 2015 for Ghost Maps. Her work is included in many museum university and private collections. In 2020 the Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis presented "Harriet Bart: Abracadabra and Other Forms of Protection." Curated by Laura Wertheim Joseph Abracadabra. will be the first retrospective and monograph of her work. Bart is a guest lecturer curator and founding member W.A.R.M. and the Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art in Minneapolis MN. Mnemonic Press unknown
1978ZB394429National Association for State Information Systems 1978-1988. volumes 3-13. 1978-1988. partly bound library markings textually clean & tight PRICE IS FOR THE LOT. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. National Association for State Information Systems unknown
2021DBS-9781774077504Delve 2021. 1st. Hardcover. New. Delve hardcover
2021DBS-9781774077504Delve 2021. 1st. Hardcover. New. Delve hardcover
1883051482Pasadena Ca: R. W. C. Farnsworth / Pacific Press 1883. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. 132 Pp. Bright Red Cloth Elaborately Gilt On Front Cover Elaborately Stamped In Blind On Rear Cover; Floral Endpapers. Pacific Press Imprint On Copyright Page And Their Pacific Press Book Bindery" Paper Label On Front Pastedown. Possibly The Earliest Book To Include "Pasadena" In Its Title. Presentation Inscription To A Member Of A Prominent Pasadena Family From Winifred Farnsworth Hall Daughter Of The Editor Dated In 1945 And With The Recipient's Ownership Signature And A Few Pencil Notes Around The Printed Text Referring To His Family. <br/> <br/> R. W. C. Farnsworth / Pacific Press hardcover
18571610310056Annapolis : Robert F. Bonsall; Baltimore: M. Curlander; State of Maryland; Michie Company 1857. Hardcover. Good. A massive 188 volume set that shows the evolution of Maryland's judiciary. Contains Reports of the Maryland Appeals Court for: 1851 - 1948 with gaps. Additional volumes 1961 1967 1968. Missing volumes: 76 85 90 91 93 172 175 177 190. This collection contains the Maryland Court of Appeals decisions during the mid-19th century to mid-20th century. Vols. 1-8 1851-1855 and vols. 32 1869-1870 41 1874 56 1880-1881 are the Peterson reprint printed circa 1896. Volumes are bound in tan legal cloth with red and black spine labels. Good binding and covers. Internally clean unmarked pages. Some of the early volumes have restoration work where the paper has torn at the margins. Scattered State of Maryland stamps. The set appears to have been from the Court's library. An important legal reference of the supreme court of Maryland. Opinions are arranged chronologically. Each volume has a table of cases a list of the judges of the court an index of petitions for certiorari a table of statutes cited and an index digest. <br> According to Judge Bond the Court was reformed in the 1851 Maryland Constitution which required a written opinion to be printed. For this reason the Reports begin in 1851. Many of the early Reports deal with slavery and "negroes". A few of the more interesting cases include: Northern Central Company vs. Mary Ann Scholl 1860 where the Court ruled that a railway company was liable for the loss of a slave owner of a slave who escaped into free soil Pennsylvania via a train ticket. Adeline Brown vs. Maryland 1865. Brown was accused of encouraging a negro apprentice to flee their servitude. Slavery was abolished in the 1864 Maryland Constitution. To sidestep this inconvenient liberation an apprenticeship scheme was constructed by Maryland to keep black children in bondage involuntary indenture i.e. slavery by another name. The rationale behind this law was that blacks needed to be taught "the habits of industry" and that this was in the best interest of the child. In practice this meant that black children were forced to be servants without pay to their former masters without the right of their parents to have a say. It gave the Court the ability to make this contractual "binding" of master to apprentice until the age of 21. The legislature in keeping with past practices made it illegal to encourage "apprentices" to abscond. In Coston v. Coston 25 Md. 500 Md. 1866 Leah Coston a recently freed slave attempted to gain her children who were being held in this apprenticeship program by her former master. Maryland's apprenticeship program was appealed to the US Supreme Court in Re Turner where Justice Samuel P. Chase ruled decidedly against it. See Zachary S. Schultz's Coston v. Coston 25 Md. 500 Md. 1866: The Plight of One Family Out of Many Fighting Apprenticeship in Reconstruction Maryland. Other landmark cases include In re Taylor 1877 where the court ruled African Americans didn't have the right to practice law not changed until 1888. In re Etta H. Maddox 1901 the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled Women could not practice law in Maryland. This decision was overturned in 1902 when Maddox became the first female attorney in Maryland. In Murray v. University of Maryland Donald Murray a black Marylander successfully sued for admission to the University of Maryland School of Law based on the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Baltimore NAACP attorneys Charles Hamilton Houston and Thurgood Marshall the future Supreme Court Justice argued for Murray. In Weyler v. Gibson 110 Md. 636 1909 the Court ruled in favor of the state taking private property for the expansion of the Maryland State Penitentiary. The case featured the right of the state to use eminent domain and condemnation against a private property owner. In totality the Reports of the Maryland Court of Appeals show the gradual and hard-fought advancement of the rights of all people in Maryland. The Reports illustrate the evolution of Maryland from a conservative Southern agricultural state where the black population was denied basic freedoms to one that guaranteed equal protection under the law. Maryland served as the beachhead for the Nathan Ross Margold and the NAACP's legal strategy of attacking "separate but equal" in Murray and in Williams v. Zimmerman. <br> This collection represents an important history of Maryland law unlikely to be offered for sale again. This is an extremely large and heavy set that requires additional postage for delivery. Annapolis : Robert F. Bonsall; Baltimore: M. Curlander; State of Maryland; Michie Company hardcover
1618214886London.: No pubisher. 1618. 6 xxii 12 491 5 pages title page printed in red and black dedication preface contents references errata 18.4 x 14.8 cms endpapers renewed with the original front endpapers laid down aged-toned and chipped title-page toned and a little faded upper corner chipped with the inked owners' inscription of Thos. Bryan Richards 1798 and Wm. Cooke early inked marginalia and underlining; contemporary hollow-backed vellum manuscript author and title on the spine tidemark to the lower corner of the text leaves affecting the margin only a good sound copy. First edition of an antiquarian classic by John Selden 1584-1654 eminent jurist polymath prolific scholar and in recent times celebrated for his ownership of the earliest surviving Chinese merchant map of East Asia re-discovered with justifiable fanfare as a treasure of the Bodleian Library by Robert Batchelor in 2008. <br> <br>At the time of its release Selden's "The History of Tithes": "gave great offense to the clergy and was vigorously refuted in a number of volumes to which Selden was forbidden the right to print replies" Pforzheimer. It has been noted that the absence of the printer's name and the place of publication showed that Selden anticipated an unfavourable reaction to his denial of divine right of tithes. He was not disappointed. The work was suppressed and Selden was forced to apologize for having given offense-- and the book was withdrawn from circulation. His work was much studied: this copy with early marginalia: "by this Historie the Right of tithing belong not to ye profession of ye Canonist Civilian or Divine but with Lawyers." the last three words hastily crossed out. <br> <br>Early owners include London Antiquary Thomas Bryan Richards whose extensive Library was sold by King & Lochée in 1812. . [No pubisher, hardcover
1778152956Philadelphia: Chez Cellot & Jombert 1778. First. hardcover. near fine. 12 370 pages. Thick 12mo handsomely rebound in modern tree calf with red & green leather labels on gilt-decorated spine; deckled edges very light foxing and staining to some pages but mostly the text is bright and clean with wide margins. Philadelphie et se vend a Paris: Chez Cellot & Jombert 1778. First Edition. A near fine copy with original drab wrappers bound in.<br/> <br/> The earliest collection of American state constitutions printed in France. Contains early printing in French in a book of the Articles of Confederation and the Declaration of Independence. "First collected edition compiled by Regnier." Howes R-111.<br/> <br/> Chez Cellot & Jombert unknown
192259401Framingham MA: R.H. Long Bay State Automobile Company 1922. Oblong 4to. 15 linen-backed silver gelatin photographs on thick matte finish paper white linen hinges at gutter margin two brass screwposts at spine very slight shelfwear rubbing NF. These dealer showroom sales photographs depict the inaugural model year of the short-lived Bay State Automobile founded and manufactured by Long in Framingham MA. Initially a shoe manufacturer he had initially begun manufacturing automobile bodies for the Franklin Automobile Co. based in Syracuse NY during World War I and afterwards became inspired to build his own. The Bay State Automobile Company featured a Continental Motors Co. 6-cylinder engine and introduced his “assembled†automobile at the 1922 New York Auto Show. It’s estimated that approximately 4000 Bay States were produced during the four years and were often successful in popular automobile travel endurance contests at the time. The photographs here open with the 2-door sedan fitted with a Continental package on the rear and white wall tires followed by young well-dressed women driving a 2-door coupe 7-passenger 4-door sedan 4-door touring car and 2-door roadster. Of additional interest are the photographs of the R.H. Long Factory formerly used for shoe manufacturing including five photos showing the labor intensive process of building the wooden frame covered in steel bodies machinery & the factory floor along with two showing side & upper views of the chassis and Continental straight-6 engine. In 1927 Long secured the Cadillac dealership contract which initially sold both La Salle and Cadillac models in competition with Packard and the company still operates to this day in Southborough MA. It is believed only one Bay State Automobile a 1927 model survives intact to this day. See: Cadillac’s Marathon Man Reprinted with Permission Cadillac Insider Magazine May/June 1991 Long Automotive Group 2022. R.H. Long, Bay State Automobile Company, unknown
4838Seattle 1935. Near fine. 2843113432412pp. Text mostly in Japanese. Original dark green limp leatherette titles stamped in gilt on front cover in original plain cardboard slipcase with black spine titles. Very minor wear to binding. Modest wear and light soiling to slipcase. Internally clean. The last edition of the scarce yearbooks previously issued sporadically beginning in 1910 issued by The North American Times the largest and oldest Japanese-American daily newspaper in the Pacific Northwest. The NAT began in 1902 and was halted by the internment of its staff and most of its readership in 1942. After World War II the newspaper was restarted as The North American Post and is still published today. The bulk of the present volume is a directory of Japanese-American businesses and Japanese-American residents primarily in Washington but also Oregon Montana Idaho Nebraska Colorado Nevada California Wyoming Utah the territory of Alaska Illinois New York and Canada. The names are given in Japanese characters but the street addresses are provided in English. The California list is surprisingly small and there is no mention of Hawaii likely because there was an annual directory published for the Hawaiian islands by the Nippu Jiji Company. The present work is also chock full of illustrated advertisements interspersed throughout almost all of which pertain to businesses in Seattle. The work opens with a lengthy photographically-illustrated section featuring scenes in the Japanese community with group photographs of various Japanese organizations clubs sports teams and the like. There are also several pages featuring portraits of Japanese-American business and community leaders family portraits the interiors and exteriors of Japanese-owned businesses farm and nursery scenes church and school groups and more.<br /> <br /> A scarce Japanese-American directory with only a baker's dozen copies reported in OCLC -- six in a separate record for the 1936 edition with copies at Yale Lewis & Clark College Tacoma Public Library Seattle Public Library the Bancroft and UCLA plus seven copies in a serial record at Columbia Stanford Harvard the Library of Congress the University of Oregon the University of Washington and the University of British Columbia. unknown
1804044518Newbern North Carolina: Martin & Ogden 1804. Hardcover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. 4to. 501 1; 226 156 1 1 pages. Bound in full leather with a clear removable mylar cover. Early leather over boards with a modern reback in brown leather with spine rules in gilt and with a burgundy leather title label. A sound copy. Professionally conserved. Front flyleaf is tipped in. THE TITLE PAGE IS IN FACSIMILE as are the next two leaves the leaf in printed in italics front and back and the leaf on the Second Charter by Charles II front and back. Very nicely done. The leaf following the last facsimile leaf of Charles II is the remains of the original leaf on Charles II 3/4 of the page encapsulated in tissue and properly tipped in. The rear flyleaf blank is also tipped in. The leather spine is fresh and clean. The boards are scuffed bumped and abraded with a piece chipped out from the top corner of the front cover. The text block is sound likely re-sewn. The text is toned with occasional foxing. The title page to the second part also dated 1804 shows heavier foxing. The conservation work is very good. An attractive copy. <br/> <br/> Martin & Ogden hardcover
19391653681939. RODCHENKO Aleksandr. The Red Army and Navy. Unpaginated photographically illustrated throughout. Folio 390 x 250 mm. bound in publisher's blind-stamped cloth. Moscow and Leningrad: State Art Publishers 1939. Designed by Rodchenko and presumably issued as a companion volume to Soviet Aviation in the same year and in the same format. A marvelous example of Stalinist book design combining Rodchenko's modernist sensibility with typical Stalinist bombast. The large format photomontages extol the power and virtue of the Soviet Army at the dawn of the Second World War. Very slight bend to the cloth but generally an unusually fine copy. Karasik. The Soviet Photobook 1920-1940. p. 474. hardcover
18497441Saint Paul: James M. Goodhue printer 1849. 16mo pp. 15 1; original plain brown printed wrappers fine. A very early - if not the first - piece of printing in Minnesota exclusive of newspapers. Of the 14 pieces of printing identified by Martin in her Checklist of Minnesota Imprints 1849-1865 only two items Martin 6 and 8 broadside proclamations by territorial governor Ramsey bear an earlier date on the title-p. and one other Rules for the Government of the House of Representatives bears the same date. Includes standing rules for the legislative council rules of order and procedure of the two Houses and a list of the standing committees of the Council and joint committees of the House of Representatives. Rare. 100 copies were ordered printed. Martin 11 MHS only. Jerabek 66 identifying this as the first publication of the territorial legislature. Kreidberg Fragments of Early Printing . in the Territory and State of Minnesota p. 18: "The first public territorial issuance put into type was a booklet dated September 3 1849 which appeared under James M. Goodhue's imprint. In fifteen pages of hand-set type the territorial printer produced the Rules for the Government of the Council of Minnesota Territory. James M. Goodhue, printer unknown
17808583Hamburg: C.E. Bohn 1780. First German edition and first edition in a foreign language 8vo pp. xxiv 456; engraved folding map; nice copy of a scarce edition in 20th century 3/4 red morocco gilt by Stikeman. A seminal book in the history of the exploration of the American west and a cornerstone in Minnesota history. Peace between Great Britain and France at the close of the French and Indian Wars in 1763 brought eastern Minnesota under the British flag for the first time thus opening the vast territory to British fur traders. "Carver spent the winter of 1766-67 a short distance up the Minnesota River with the Sioux. He was then serving as mapmaker and advance man on an expedition led by Captain James Tute and inspired by Maj. Robert Rogers commandant at Fort Mackinac intended to cross the continent in quest of the Northwest Passage. The plan had to be given up but Carver later wrote and published an account of his travels which became a "best seller" of its day and gave to thousands on both sides of the Atlantic their first information about the Minnesota country" Fridley A Sketch of Minnesota p. 3. Sabin 11187. C.E. Bohn unknown
48167Minneapolis: privately printed 2015. Edition limited to 50 copies this being one of 45 there are 5 artist's proofs; small tall folio pp. 24; illustrations in the text 1 full-page and in color large double-page folding plate printed in color; original stiff orange wrappers with gilt vignette the whole in a plexiglass slipcase. As new at the published price. Electric Tulips 5.1 was conceived as a dialogue between an imaginary literary critic Gallo and the poet Gallo and revolves around the writing and presentation of his poem Electric Tulips 5.1. The essay which results Future Preterite by the esteemed critic Alessandro S. Stompanado is intended to emulate that of the essay by James Joyce written under the pseudonym Vladimir Dixon; and which appeared in the Sylvia Beach publication of 1929: Our Exagmination Round His Factification for Incamination of Work in Progress in which Joyce writes an appreciation of his own novel Ulysses. As such the book is a multi-layered pastiche of both literary and typographic treatments along with a magnificent double gatefold presentation of the poem in eight colors each of the seven stanzas in a separate color and the seminal tulip in an eighth; the type all set by hand and printed letterpress and polymer from Permanent Headline Open from the now defunct foundry Ludwig & Mayer. privately printed unknown
71216Saint Paul: Phil Gallo at the Hermetic Press 2025. Edition limited to 35 copies on Rives BFK signed by Gallo with his initial P; 8vo pp. 56; printed in a variety of colors and in a variety of fonts; portrait of the printer by B. Kreft; original stiff cherry wrappers printed in silver; fine in original plexiglas slipcase. A retrospective of sorts of Gallo's work over 60 years. "A number of these poems were printed on 5x7-inch cards and sent to friends of the press. The Printer however being of a dilatory nature sent out so few he feels it not unwarranted to call them new 'Qfwfq' notwithstanding and to include them in this new book." Twenty or so separate items for lack of a better word composed designed illustrated and printed by one of the finest printers alive today. Phil Gallo at the Hermetic Press unknown
63023Saint Paul: Philip Gallo at The Hermetic Press 2023. Edition limited to 31 copies signed by Gallo press numbered 1-26 and 5 lettered A-E; 8vo pp. 34; frontispiece printed in silver "from Bric-A-Brac J Swift and first appearance of Hermetic Press imprint :: 1966" the whole printed in red blue green and black in roman and cyrillic type on Johannot with extracts from Montaigne William Massey John Ruskin Laurence Sterne Ralph Ellison and Vladimir Nabokov's translation of Lewis Carroll's Alice Adventures in Wonderland; stiff card wrappers with black dust jacket stamped in silver in a plexiglas slipcase. An overtly political book on the "limitations if not the failings of Cancel Culture. Philip Gallo at The Hermetic Press unknown
