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6280dVerschiedene Verlage und Ort ca. 1929 - 1945. Je Katalog ca. 50 S. broschierte/ kartonierte Einbände teils mit starken Gebrauchsspuren. - Enthalten sind Kataloge der folgenden Antiquariate: August Hase Antiquariat Frankfurt am Main Antiquariatskatalog Nr. 2 1936/ Karl & Faber München Katalog 39 Auktion vom 28. Oktober 1929/ Joseph Baer & Co. Frankfurt a. M. Antiquariatskatalog Nr. 776/ J. A. Stargardt Berlin Katalog Nr. 288 1929; Katalog Nr. 290 1929; Katalog Nr. 293 1929; Katalog Nr. 295 1929/ Katalog Nr. 332 1932; Katalog Nr. 338 1933; Katalog Nr. 352 1934; Katalog Nr. 358 1935; Katalog Nr. 365 1936; Katalog Nr. 377 1937; Katalog Nr. 395 1937; Katalog Nr. 401 1938; Katalog Nr. 412 1938; Katalog Nr. 419 1939; Katalog Nr. 431 1939; Katalog Nr. 440 1939/ Ernst Geibel Göttingen Antiquariatskatalog 210/ M. Lengfeld'sche Buchhandlung/ N. G. Elwert'sche Universitäts-Buchhandlung G. Braun Marburg a. Lahn Katalog Nr. 61/ Geibel & Hohl Göttingen Antiquariats-Katalog 169/ Björck & Börjesson Stockholm Katalog No. 286/ Heinrich Rosenberg Berlin Katalog 18 1928/ Wilhelm Rahn Stettin Antiquariatskatalog 71/ Buch- und Kunstantiquariat Wien Katalog 15/ Karl W. Hiersemann Leipzig Katalog 558 1925; Katalog 590 1929/ Gsellius Berlin Antiquariatskatalog Nr. 371 384/ Markert & Petters Leipzig Katalog 16/ Thomas Thorp Guildford Cat No. 436 1933/ Enthalten sind zudem: Urkunden mit Siegeln aus der Sammlung des Landesältesten Herrn Wolfgang Scherzer sowie ein Nachtrag zu Katalog Nr. 430 von J. A. Stargardt Berlin - unknown
2018196235Buenos Aires: Dunken/Centro de Genealogia de Entre Rios 2018. First edition. Paperback. Fine. 638p.wrps. Dunken/Centro de Genealogia de Entre Rios paperback
196231Buenos Aires: Centro de Genealogiia de Entre Rios. First edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Centro de Genealogiia de Entre Rios paperback
196230Buenos Aires: Centro de Genealogia de Entre Rios. First edition. Paperback. Fine. Centro de Genealogia de Entre Rios paperback
186436698New York: Printed by Sanford Harroun & Co 1864. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. 7 76 pages. Illustrated with 3 albumen photographs. Glossy paper covered boards with name of Abraham Van Nest on the front cover. Spine is chipped in several places. Corners bumped. Shelf wear to the covers. Interior contents clean and unmarked. Some ephemera relating to Van Nest laid inside the front cover. Printed by Sanford, Harroun & Co hardcover
77937Small archive of genealogical material associated with Archibald Leard Taylor 1853-1946 largely compiled by his wife Fannie Elizabeth Taylor née Hawley 1855-1936. An announcement in the Oakland Tribune on June 29 1917 concerning the marriage of their daughter Elva notes “Until a few years ago the Taylors made their home in the East Oakland district where they were numbered with the earlier pioneers.â€<br /> <br /> Born in Salzburg Pennsylvania Archibald Leard Taylor travelled to California around 1878 with his brother Dr. William Stewart Taylor 1847-1931. According to a manuscript biography in Fannie Taylor’s hand he was employed as a salesman “in the country districts†while also studying theology with an interest in pursuing missionary work in China. This passage is followed by a lively account of his pursuit of permanent work in San Francisco which resulted in a position with W.J. Garrett’s Machine Works Brass and Bell Foundry at the corner of Fremont and Natoma streets. While he remained active in the Presbyterian Church the field of engineering provided him with steady employment including as the secretary and treasurer of a crane foundry and as an agent for a high temperature supplies company.<br /> <br /> Alexander and Fannie were married in San Francisco on May 4 1882. Their union resulted in six children including a daughter who died at age two. The couple resided in Oakland Ward 7 until around 1920 when they moved to Mokelumne Hill in Calaveras County to pursue stock farming with Alexander’s sister Mary Margaret Taylor 1852-1925. No account of the success of this endeavor could be found and by 1930 Alexander and Fannie had established a retirement home in San Leandro California.<br /> <br /> Compiled by Fannie with the assistance of relatives genealogical societies and other sources this collection of material includes documentation that establishes a connection with Zachary Taylor the 12th president of the United States. Notably it also includes a family hair album with 37 locks of hair from various individuals in the Taylor and Hawley families. All the locks are stitched in place and labeled with the contributor’s name. A few are described as being collected on the day of or after the individual’s death.<br /> <br /> This archive includes:<br /> <br /> "Taylor Ancestry of Archibald Leard Taylor. Giving Family Records to John and Elizabeth Rhea Taylor Genealogy from Zachary I to James Taylor I and Traditions of English Ancestry together with Origin and Tracings down to the 17th Century. Traced to France 866 A.D. Compiled by Mrs. Archibald Leard Taylor 1921." 14 pp. Manuscript and typed accompanied by notes and clippings.<br /> <br /> "Stewart Ancestry of Archibald Leard Taylor. Giving Immediate Ancestry to William and Margaret Getty Stewart and Traced back through English and Scotch History and through Early Irish History Tradition Poetry and Song. Compiled by Mrs. Archibald L. Taylor 1921 A.D." 14 pp. Manuscript and typed accompanied by a Scottish tartan sample notes and clippings.<br /> <br /> “Ascendants Descendants in the Gettys Leard and Elliott Families to 1749. Compiled by Mrs. Archibald Leard Taylor 1921.†6 pp. Manuscript accompanied by notes.<br /> <br /> "Ancestry of A.L. Taylor’s Sons-in-law and Daughters-in-law. Kept for their Children. As far as Secured by Mrs. A.L. Taylor 1921.†14 pp. Manuscript and typed accompanied by notes.<br /> <br /> “Hawley Ancestry of Mrs. Archibald Leard Taylor née Fannie Elizabeth Hawley. Traced to England 1603 and Through Gov. Welles Family to France 794 A.D. and the Boyds to 1105 A.D. Compiled by Mrs. Archibald L. Taylor 1921.†10 pp. Manuscript and typed accompanied by notes.<br /> <br /> “The Bigham Family and Its Ancestry. In Mrs. Archibald Leard Taylor’s Line. Traced through the Ludlows to England 13th Century. Through the Runyons Rognions and illegible to Huguenots of France and Holland. Compiled by Mrs. Archibald Leard Taylor 1921.†30 pp. Manuscript and typed accompanied by notes.<br /> <br /> “Concerning the Taylor Genealogy.†5 pp. Typed and manuscript prepared by F.E. Taylor for Ralph Taylor “as per Angeles University Report.â€<br /> <br /> “Derivation of Names.†5 pp. Manuscript and typed accompanied by notes.<br /> <br /> “Taylor†and “Taylor Genealogyâ€. 18 pp. Manuscript and typed accompanied by notes and a folding genealogical chart. Includes documentation tracing Zachary Taylor’s genealogy.<br /> <br /> All the above are bound with paperclips or staples which are a little rusted. In addition there is a large group of correspondence notes newspaper clippings and related ephemera including the aforementioned manuscript biography of Alexander Laird Taylor a typed letter letter signed by Ralph Hawley Taylor 1884-1979 a tintype photograph of Fannie’s grandmother Elizabeth Vincent Thomas-Hawley 1794-1880. The materials are laid into a repurposed two-part box with Fannie’s holographic label on the lid which is now housed in an archival box.<br /> <br /> A remarkable family record with connections to the San Francisco Bay Area Pennsylvania Ohio an American President and more. unknown
1824e4539Blithfield Staffordshire: Wm. Hodgetts. G : in Good condition with marbled eps. Cover and spine lightly rubbed. Upper joint slightly split. Heraldic book-plate on paste-down. 1824. First Edition. Contemporary calf. 300mm x 240mm 12" x 9". 172pp xxxi. 4 folding tables 5 engraved plates hand-coloured engraving of Pool Park signed on reverse by Lord Bagot. Although the name of the compiler is not stated on the title page a short paragraph on page 99 states 'William the Second Lord Bagot and Compiler of these Memorials.' The volume is inscribed on a preliminary page to Henry Eyers Landor Esq and dated Blithfield January 1827. There is also a signature of Lord Bagot on the reverse of the linen back hand coloured engraving bound in at page 74. Also bound in at page 158 is a manuscript description of the felling of an elm tree. Heavy item - shipping supplement may apply for overseas. . Wm. Hodgetts unknown
189035216Boston: The Boston History Company 1890. Hardcover. Fair. Thick heavy quarto. Repaired. 4 xii 799 pages history biography etc. 418 pages 3. Illustrated mostly with engraved portraits. Includes a two page map of Fall River and Taunton. Brown cloth hardcover with newer mulberry paper covered joints. Original leather spine with gilt title present. Top edge gilt. Inner hinges tissued and glued. Front end sheet a bit off center after the reapir. Back cover hinge is broken exposing the later tissue repair. No loose pages. Possible ex-library copy. A few pencil numbers n the verso of the title page. no other identifying marks. Contents are clean with no writing inside. Fair condition due to the repairs. The Boston History Company hardcover
186428367Cold Spring NY 1864. A collection of 16 hair samples collected by the Maloy Family plus 2 handwritten notes dated 1842 and 1862.<br /> <br /> Each hair sample is folded in paper sometimes newsprint with names written in pen on the outside. Names include: Daniel Meloy James Meloy B. Meloy Frances George Elisabeth Amos Lovenda 1859 Charles Haight Roleph R. Rose plus 6 more with no names. Charles Byron Haight 1835-1895 is buried in the Cold Spring Cemetery but no Maloy's are found in any of the Cold Spring cemeteries.<br /> <br /> One note dating 1862 written to a Meloy asking for chestnut fence railings signed by AM Baxter . The other note is dated "November the 31 1862 Please Mr. Cooth or Cook let the Bearer Daniel Tomkins have my watch. Charles D. Maloy and James Maloy. unknown
191633886Salem Mass: Published by the Essex Institute. Thomas P. Nichols & Son Co. Printers Lynn Mass 1916. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Octavo. 1 501 pages 1. Blue cloth hardcover with gilt title on the spine. Some light blue spots on the rear end sheets. Interior contents very clean. Published by the Essex Institute. Thomas P. Nichols & Son Co. Printers Lynn, Mass hardcover
19438164Elgin Illinois: David C. Cook Publishing Co 1943. 12 mo. Green cloth board with gilt to front cover and spine gilt fading some edgewear pages toned annotated in ink throughout very good. <br /> <br /> This copy personalized to Coleman Renick Jr. with a gift inscription to him on ffep. The birthday records blank endpapers and some additional laid in pages were used to record Renick family history including birth and death dates cause of death military and marriage records for many members of the Renick family. Both Coleman Jr. and his father were prominent oil men in Texas. Coleman Sr. served in the army during both World Wars. David C. Cook Publishing Co unknown
178126467Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon Press by W. Jackson and A. Hamilton Printers to the University: Sold by W. Dawson at the Bible Warehouse Paternoster Row London 1781. Hardcover. Otherwise very good condition. A handsome Book of Common Prayer in full black gilt calf with an early foredge painting of St. Albans Abbey and recording the births and deaths of an English family from 1787 to 1830. The end paper has a note in an early hand stating the foredge is of "St. Albans Abbey" with the surrounding district. The original owners name has been crossed out but the last pages of the book include record the births and deaths of the Osmond Family of Hungerford. <br /> <br /> 8vo 568pp. Printed in a large and attractive type on laid paper marbled endpapers. A little light soiling thumbing on the first few pages on the lower right corner but the whole in very clean without foxing. Period full black calf gilt tooled binding marbled end papers gilt inner and outer dentelles all edges gilt. Housed in a later cloth slip case. Spine a touch dry the binding is tight yet opens comfortably. <br /> <br /> ESTC T166750 - No pagination provided ; 8° the final leaf = Ll4. 8vo 21 cm 568p. Signatures: a-b8A-2K82L4; OCLC: 19077869. <br /> <br /> Full title - The Book of Common Prayer And Administration of the Sacraments and other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church According to the Use of the Church of England: Together with The Psalter or Psalms of David Pointed as they are to be Sung or Said in Churches.<br /> <br /> The family genealogy on the last two leaves are for John Osmond baptised 1 Apr 1787 in Hungerford Berkshire England whose parents were Joseph & Mary Osmond. FHL Film Number: 88273 from Ancestry. John Osmond married Sarah Coxhead in Hungerford on 27 Jul 1809. As is sadly the case in those times there are many more births and deaths of children recorded than there are surviving children recorded on the family tree on Ancestry. Printed at the Clarendon Press, by W. Jackson and A. Hamilton, Printers to the University: Sold by W. Dawson, at the Bible Wareh hardcover
185635825Hartford: Press of Case Tiffany and Company 1856. Second Edition. Hardcover. Good. Large octavo. Custom period binding. Two books in one. Brownish marbled paper covered boards with brown leather corners and spine. Raised bands gilt decorations and title on the spine. 884 continuos numbered pages for the two books. Illustrated with frontispiece engraving of Royal Hinman tissue protected engraved portraits in text and armorial crest after page 802. Frontispiece and title page creased. A few scattered light margin notes in pencil in text. Pages 883 884 and the rear flyleaf have light insect damage not affecting the print. Light edge wear and rubs to the binding. End sheets toned. Previous owner inscription written on the right front flyleaf. <br /> <br /> Howes H 508 - "Never completed beyond the name Danielson; the supplement to the second edition however included the Hinmam family. Press of Case, Tiffany and Company hardcover
189034156Boston MA: Rockwell and Churchill City Printers 1890. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. xxvii 537 pages 2. Dark cloth hardcover with gilt seal and title on the front cover. Gilt title and number 22 on the spine. Ex-institutional copy with two book plates and a deaccession stamp on the front paste down. Shelf wear to the cloth binding.Corners worn and frayed. Interior contents clean. Rockwell and Churchill, City Printers hardcover
196234767Hapeville Georgia: Longino & Porter Inc 1962. Soft cover. Good. Soft cover. xiv 158 pages. Tan covers with blue title on the front. Light edge wear top of the front cover. Light toning to the covers. Title hand printed on the spine. A clipped cut bibliographic catalog description is pasted down bottom of page iii. A few pieces of ephemera laid inside including a review of this reprint by Georgia genealogist Kenneth Thomas and a 1981 book order sheet from the Reprint Company. Previous owner pencil inscription written inside the front cover. Longino & Porter, Inc unknown
188677599London: Harleian Society 1886. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. London Harleian Society 1886 1886 1887 1887 1892 1892 1890 and 1890. Quarto eight volumes with approximately 3-400 pages in each volume. Gilt-decorated cloth a little rubbed and bumped at the extremities with some wear to the ends of the spines of three of the last four volumes; all spines sunned and a little marked; endpapers of two volumes a little waterstained with bookplates removed from two others; edges and first and last few leaves of all volumes foxed; the first four volumes contain the armorial bookplate of John Tolhurst and a later monastery ex-libris label; apart from these external and generally superficial blemishes a very good set. Publications of the Harleian Society Volumes 23 24 25 26 33 34 30 and 31 respectively. The last four volumes cover the periods 1660-68 1669-79 1679-87 and 1687-94 respectively; the seeming overlap with the contents of the first-mentioned volume above Volume 23 is explained in a prefatory note: Volumes 33 and 34 'contain the Marriage Licences issued by the Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury between the 25th day of July 1660 and the 15th day of July 1679 which were omitted' in Volume 23. Harleian Society hardcover
199835334Piano Texas: Self published 1998. Barber Revised. Hardcover. Very good. Tall quarto. 2 404 pages. Illustrated in black and white. Green hardcover with title on the front cover. Anne Ferguson is credited for the proof reading of this genealogy. Self published hardcover
198234856Pittsford New York: Self published 1982. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Good. Tall thick quarto. Various pagination for the 76 sections. The first section is the longest with 378 pages for the Stevens name. Several family names listed in the table of contents. Burgundy cloth hardcover with title on the spine. Illustrated with fold outs and black and white pictures. Shelf wear and light fading to the cloth binding. <br /> <br /> This copy is limited to 150 copies and inscribed and signed by the compiler. This is copy #104. The author inscribed this copy to David Greene. Found inside this copy is a one page signed typed letter from the compiler to David Greene dated 1983. Self published hardcover
188935582Albany: Joel Munsell's Sons 1889. Hardcover. Poor. Folio. 3 139 pages. Green cloth hardcover with title on the spine. Binding is in poor condition. Contents are clean. Text block seperated from covers. Cloth binding is worn. Stitching coming loose. First 3 leaves are seperated from the text block and are edge worn and chipped. Ex-institutional copy with label and withdrawn stamp on the front past down. Duplicate stamp institutional stamp and inscription from the publisher located on the right front flyleaf. A brown stain on the forage and light scattered brown spots or foxing to some of the pages. Joel Munsell's Sons hardcover
201633887London: The British Record Society 2016. Hardcover. Very good/very good. Small quartos. Two parts one volume. Volume I Part I: viii 725 pages 1. Volume I: Part II: 3 pages 726-1405 pages. Hardcovers and dust jackets are in very good condition. The British Record Society hardcover
196336556Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co 1963. Reprint. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. v-xxxvi 765 pages. Blue cloth hardcover with title on the spine. Contents complete starting with preliminary page v. Occasional scattered light marks written in the margins. Binding and contents in good condition. Some loose ephemera laid inside the book. Rear paste down lightly toned from placement of a news clipping. Previous owner inscription and date written on the front paste down. First published 1934. Genealogical Publishing Co hardcover
189733770Meriden Connecticut: Press of the Converse Publishing Co 1897. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. 1 136 pages 1. Illustrated with 2 tissue protected plates containing multiple photograph portraits and a picture of the Middlefield Free Library. Half leather binding with burgundy cloth covered boards. Gilt title stamped on the front cover and on the leather spine. Some scuffed rubbed areas to the cloth sections. Rubs to the leather joints and corners. Interior contents very clean. <br /> <br /> Laid inside the book is a signed letter from Levi Coe to Col. Miller dated Feb 26 1902. The letter discusses Lieut. Ichabod Miller who was appointed to the 8th Company of the "Alarm List" in the 23rd Regiment and refers to source Connecticut Records Vol. 1 page 486. Levi Coe also provides Col. Miller a rough hand written family chart Meriden Historical Society printed on the chart. A two page historical article about Levi Coe from the Levi E. Coe Library Middlefield Ct. dated 11/30/2011 is laid inside with the other two pieces of paper. This is a limited numbered copy #77 of 150. Press of the Converse Publishing Co hardcover
193634855Concord: The Rumford Press 1936. Hardcover. Good. Small quarto. 4 529 pages. Frontispiece portrait of Lydia Sherman Scott. Red cloth hardcover with gilt title on the front cover and spine. Light edge wear to the cloth extremities. Thin vertical crease on the entire spine. Pencil note on the right front plyleaf referring to page 323 that has two small pencil marks. <br /> <br /> Five misc. pieces of paper and ephemera laid inside this copy including a two page letter dated 1848 from West Bridgewater. Previous owner name inscription "Bernard Cumming Sherman 1945" written on the front paste down. A later owner's inscription written on the verso of the right front flyleaf. The Rumford Press hardcover
197335864North Haven Connecticut: Printed by Van Dyck Printing Company 1973. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Octavo. xii folding chart 130 pages 2. Illustrated. Blue cloth hardcover with title block on the front cover and spine. Interior contents clean and unmarked. Printed by Van Dyck Printing Company hardcover
192936541New York: The National Historical Company 1929. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Octavo. 394 pages. Illustrations. Color engraved armorial crest frontispiece. Blue cloth hardcover with title on the spine. Some fading to the blue cloth binding. Both hinges are broken exposing the webbing. Covers still securely attached and no loose pages. Genealogy notes laid inside the front cover. Previous owner inscription on the front paste down. One page of handwritten family notes on the verso of the right front flyleaf. Another page of notes written on the blank recto of the frontispiece. Pieces of paper laid in between pages 162-163. Five pages of Witter family notes written on the blank rear end sheets following page 394. Contents mostly clean inside with a few small check marks in the text. Fair. The National Historical Company hardcover
