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18764617Philadelphia: National Publishing Company 1876 . New edition. Hardcover. Good. 8vo 540 pages original green embossed cloth slight tidal line at bottom edge. Lacks the folding map not cited in the list of illustrations . <br/><br/> Flake/Draper 344. Beadle left Indiana and lived for years in the West especially as Editor of the "Salt Lake Reporter". Both a lawyer and a journalist Beadle's anti-Mormon columns and books were a vertiable bastinado of hyperbole designed to quash any incipient admiration for Mormon industry sobriety and brotherly love - Leonard Arrington.": Illustrated with 37 woodcuts. National Publishing Company hardcover
186041228Cincinnati: Moore Wilstach Keys & Co 1860. Hardcover. Small 8vo. Original blind-embossed brown cloth with gilt spine lettering. viii 216pp. Illustration. Good plus. Binding edgeworn and rubbed with spine lettering faint; text block lightly age toned with foxing to preliminary leaves. Quite tight and decent first clothbound edition of this campaign biography. "Barrett's Authentic Edition" first issued in a rare wrappers version then one week later in this clothbound version. The steel-engraved portrait of running mate Hamlin is nice; the frontispiece unbearded Lincoln portrait is an archival replacement on appropriate period stock. MONAGHAN 20. SABIN 3616. WESSEN 10. Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co hardcover
188839588Philadelphia: Hubbard Brothers 1888. Hardcover. Small 8vo. Grey cloth with gilt lettering and elaborate black decorative stamping. Ca. 200pp. Frontispiece illustrations decorative endpapers. Good plus. Rather edgeworn corner bumped and lightly soiled with bit of fraying at head and tail of spine -- but tight nonetheless. Salesman's subscription copy of this campaign biography with brief samples from quite a few chapters included. Front pastedown bears sample book spines showing the full calf and the moroccan bindings each pristine and well giltstamped. At the close are 16 pages vertically lined blank pages for purchasers to leave "Name" "Residence" and "Binding" -- one page is full with nine purchasers another shows four and a third shows three. Interestingly the frontispiece steel-engraved portrait depicts not Harrison or Morton but preacher Henry Ward Beecher with a statemment printed in red at top acknowledging this and noting that this is "being used simply as SAMPLE." A printed slip tipped in among the front flyleaves notes that "The first eighteen pages only of the Life of General Harrison contained in this Prospectus are from the pen of the author of 'Ben Hur.' The remainder have been prepared merely for the use of Agents in order to show the size of page style of type and general appearance of the forthcoming volume." Despite worn binding a tight and quite presentable copy of this scarce edition. Hubbard Brothers hardcover
1900MASTER262089IBOSTON: HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY. G IN BLUE CLOTH WITH GILT LETTERING. NO DJS. 2 VOLUME SET. Pages: 1010. . 1900. 1ST EDITION. HARDCOVER. LIGHT WEAR & EDGEWEAR. PAGES CLEAN BINDINGS TIGHT. . HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY hardcover
18363888Edinburgh Scotland: Laing and Forbes 1836. First edtiion. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo 8.5â€x10.5â€. 213pp along with one page of errata. Brown buckram wrapped boards rebind. Corners bumped. Front top corner missing .25â€. Title spine label chipped. rear top corner crushed .5â€. Prior owner Duncan Eanes book plate pasted to interior of front board. 1.5†and 3.25†tears on portrait frontispiece page. Creases to same. Generally text block is yellowed with occasional foxing. Book inscribed by “The Authorâ€. Laing and Forbes hardcover
1834DEMO014256IBoston 1834. Second edition. Duodecimo. Good . 12mo 155pp original muslin-backed boards very chipped label spotted boards in a blue cloth chemise and slipcase leather label. Rare. <br/><br/>"Black Hawk's narrative is one of the very few important American Indian autobiographies. The work was copyrighted by J.B. Patterson on November 131833 in Illinois. This the more common edition was published in Boston the following year -Graff 313 c.f. Graff 314." Howes P120; Field 138 -1845 ed.; Sabin 5675; Jones 314. This is an unidentified variant lacking a publisher a printer and without a woodcut portrait which may or may not have been printed with a portrait: measures 7 in. x 4 3/8 in. 179 x 113mm. unknown
188962778Burlington Vermont: publisher not identified but printed in Chicago by Donohue & Henneberry 1889. First edition large 8vo pp. 48; steel-engraved portrait frontispiece; text printed in double column; original brown cloth gilt-stamped on upper cover; ex-James J. Hill Library Saint Paul with perforated stamp at bottom margin of title page a small rubberstamp on the last leaf of text and accession numbers in the upper left corner of the upper cover. All else very good and sound. With James J. Hill's personal bookplate and an inscribed presentation plate by Canfield reading: "To my esteemed friend & early pioneer of the Northwest & Red River Valley James J. Hill Esq. St Paul Minn. . July 4th 89 Tho. H. Canfield." Laid into a pocket at the back are two small pamphlets one: Deep Waterways. Subject of a Talk at the Algonquin Club Last Evening drop title by Thomas H. Canfield 1896 16 pages not found in OCLC with informed annotations throughout in pencil possibly by Canfield himself; also In Memoriam. Thomas Hawley Canfield 1897 8 pages Minnesota Historical Only in OCLC. Howes C-113. [publisher not identified, but printed in Chicago by Donohue & Henneberry] unknown
189215946Boston: Estes and Lauriat 1892. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 601 pages. Bound in maroon cloth with gold stamped lettering on front and spine. Top edges gilt. Portraits photos fold-out facsimile letters Previous owner inscription dated 12/25/06 1906 on first blank page. Wear at top and bottom of spine. Rubs at corners and edges. Couple of page corner creases. Straight and clean. <br/><br/> Estes and Lauriat hardcover
186038681Cincinnati: Western Book Concern 1860. Hardcover. Small 8vo. Original heavily blind-embossed brown cloth with gilt spine lettering. 431pp 1p ad. Illustrations. Very good. Quite mild edgewear; contemporary ownership signature on front flyleaf. Tight and nice later printing of this 1857 account of a Methodist Episcopal minister among the Native American tribes of the upper Midwest. A quite decent copy of a title commonly found in inferior condition. The full-page engravings depict "Montreal River Falls" "Horse-Shoe Harbor Near Copper Harbor L.S." "Cliff Mine Lake Superior" and "Big Bekuenesec Falls Menomonee River. Western Book Concern hardcover
1895ZB454377Albany: 1895. 296 pp. interleaved with blanks; library markings later half leather rubbed. - 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. Albany: hardcover
186731839Madison: Atwood & Rublee State Printers 1867. First edition. Rebound in maroon buckram with front wrapper laid on. A very good copy with the bookplate of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Commandery of the State of Illinois on front pastedown shelf sticker on foot of backstrip their stamp on title. 208 pp. 8vo. Lacking the last four leaves. Scarce Checklist of Wisconsin Imprints 521. Atwood & Rublee, State Printers hardcover
1838556Saint Petersburg: De L'Imprimerie D'Édouard Pratz & Cie 1838. 19th-century cream paper-covered boards with lettering on the upper cover. Book measures: 22 x 15 cm. 531 pages: folding plan 50x40 cm; signed as lithographed by Davignon frères. Text in French. The front free-endpaper is inscribed in ink. The book is in a state of wear showing minor damage to its edges. Spine is partially missing. Foxing throughout.<br /> <br /> A scarce catalog titled "Livret de la Galerie Impériale de l'Ermitage de Saint-Pétersbourg contenant l'explication des tableaux qui la composent avec de courtes notices sur les autres objets d'art ou de curiosité qui y sont exposés" spans an impressive 531 pages. It predominantly features a thorough room-by-room walkthrough of the galleries complete with comprehensive descriptions of each painting. The catalog opens with a concise historical overview and includes an index emphasizing its academic rigor. Noteworthy is a large folding map and a chart on the final pages that presents a breakdown of the number of artists and paintings sorted by their national school and detailing the acquisitions made by each of the four monarchs Catherine the Great Paul I Alexander I and Nicholas I who augmented the collection. This chart reveals that out of the 1692 paintings in the Hermitage as of 1838 a significant portion 1385 was acquired by Catherine the Great. The entries throughout the catalog are densely packed with information yet written in a straightforward unadorned style. De L'Imprimerie D'Édouard Pratz & Cie unknown
189769428Minneapolis: printed by The Breard Art Co. 1897. 8½" x 5" pp. 23 1; original printed self-wrappers; vertical crease back wrap a bit wrinkled; all else very good. A catalogue of 170 exhibited items almost all from local collections including those of Johyn George A. and C. A. Pillsbury; Thomas Lowry; F. H. Peavy; W. H. Dunwoody; T. B. Walker; Samuel Hill; W. D. Washburn etc. Pencil check-marks next to approximately two dozen or so paintings. Corot Innes Millet Moran and Rembrandt are among the artists listed. [printed by The Breard Art Co.] unknown
187125888New York: Harper & Brothers 1871. Revised edition. Paper wrappers. Front wrapper loose with some tape repairs and library stamp a few leaves chipped at the edges leaves clean binding tight overall good copy. 74 pp. 8vo. Assembly doc. no. 39. Scarce. Harper & Brothers unknown
1897019744New York: New Amsterdam Book Company 1897. Very Good condition. Light cover soil. NOT a library discard. NO fading. Square and tight. Hinges are perfect. Minor browning to the rear endpapers possibly from a newspaper clipping formerly laid-in. Pages are otherwise unmarked. NO foxing. 1897. First Edition. Limited to 150 copies so stated. Illustrated with a few tissue-guarded plates. Bound in the original two tone cloth blue with tan spine lettered in bright gold and with a shiny coat of arms gilt-stamped on the front cover. First Edition Limited to 150 copies. Hardcover. Very Good condition. 57pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. New Amsterdam Book Company Hardcover
1898017304Concord NH: The Rumford Press 1898. Book. VG. Cloth. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Red cloth lettered in gilt. Moderately soiled covers mild surface abrasion at bottom front corner but little actual wear. Lightly foxed text block edges. Inscribed by author on front flyleaf to Hon. Henry W. Blair. 167 pp. mostly printed on recto only. Scarce original edition. The Rumford Press Hardcover
1880037915Colorado Springs: Thayer & Howbert 1880. First Edition. Decorated Cloth. Very Good. Contains 12 plates of views in leporello accordion-fold format. Based on photographs the views include: Manitou with Pike's Peak in the Distance; Manitou Bath House; Ute Iron Spring; Colorado College Colorado Springs; The Antlers; Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak from the Plains; Garden of the Gods; Monument Park; US Signal Station on Pike's Peak; Pike's Peak Trail; &c. Two full-page views otherwise two views per plate. Decorative red boards stamped in gilt and blind. Cover soiled interior clean and tight. 6" x 5 [Thayer & Howbert] unknown
1895AC1875Denver / Manitou CO: Carson-Harper / The Cliff House 1895. Retired library copy minimally marked. Lower right corner of the sunned front cover is clipped and the lower left corner has a faint ink smudge; Light edge wear overall else clean and tight including textblock. 23 pages unpaginated; Wynar/Depp 2393. First Edition. Wraps. Very Good. Illus. by Photographs. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Paper Back. Carson-Harper / The Cliff House Paperback
186654475St. Louis: published by the author 1866. First and only edition 12mo pp. xv 1 297; this copy without the tipped in albumen frontispiece portrait which is in some copies; spine sunned top edge waterstained good sound copy in orig. brown cloth. In 1858 the author settled in Douglas County on the shores of Lake Ida 160 miles northwest of St. Paul in the vicinity of present-day Alexandria. Here he met and befriended one Andreas Darling and his wife. Because of the Sioux Massacres Coloney moved to Missouri and was followed at Coloney's invitation by Darling where Darling was given charge of managing Coloney's farm. No sooner had Darling arrived in Missouri however than he was killed by bushwhackers while defending Coloney's home. This poetical romance was published by Coloney to benefit Darling's widow and children who returned to Minnesota the following year. Sabin 14682. published by the author unknown
186615328St. Louis: published by the author 1866. First and only edition 12mo pp. xv 1 297; this copy without the tipped in albumen frontispiece portrait which is in some copies; good sound copy in orig. blue cloth. In 1858 the author settled in Douglas County on the shores of Lake Ida 160 miles northwest of St. Paul in the vicinity of present-day Alexandria. Here he met and befriended one Andreas Darling and his wife. Because of the Sioux Massacres Coloney moved to Missouri and was followed at Coloney's invitation by Darling where Darling was given charge of managing Coloney's farm. No sooner had Darling arrived in Missouri however than he was killed by bushwhackers while defending Coloney's home. This poetical romance was published by Coloney to benefit Darling's widow and children who returned to Minnesota the following year. Sabin 14682. published by the author unknown