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1927140947931Athol MA: W. Paul Cook 1927. First Edition. Near Fine. H. P. Lovecraft's own copy of the first and only issue of the legendary amateur periodical published by W. Paul Cook. Lovecraft has penned the title of his contribution "Supernatural Horror in Literature" and the page number and signed his name on the upper edge of the front cover. This marks the first appearance of Lovecraft's essay now considered a classic of literary criticism.<br /> <br /> <p>78 pp. Bound in serviceable black cloth lettered in gilt on the spine original olive green wraps preserved within. Near Fine with light soiling and foxing to wraps old repaired tear to left edge of front wrap offsetting from repair tape to following page and toning and thumbing to contents. Front board lightly scuffed; tight and sturdy binding commissioned by small press publisher and collector Gerry de la Ree. Housed in a custom clamshell case green cloth over quarter green morocco blue morocco title label lettered in gilt to spine.<br /> <br /> <p>The New England writer and publisher William Paul Cook was a friend and supporter of H. P. Lovecraft and encouraged the literary research that Lovecraft synthesized into his famous essay "Supernatural Horror in Literature." The essay occupied pages 23 through 59 of The Recluse a periodical Cook began for his own amusement. The contributors who included Clark Ashton Smith Donald Wandreiand Vrest Orton were not paid and Cook never got around to publishing a second issue. A loss to the world no doubt but the first issue alone -- printed in a run of just 100 copies -- made an outsized impact. The ultimate copy of this rare and influential publication. Joshi I-B.ii.335. W. Paul Cook unknown
1950156756Burbank CA: Warner Brothers 1950. Final Draft script for the 1951 film dated October 18 1950. Although the front wrapper and the first distribution page identify the script as Part I the script presented here is the complete Final Draft divided into four parts Parts I-IV each with its own distribution page. Laid in are twelve call sheets dating from October 31 1950 through December 23 1950 with all but one heavily annotated in manuscript pencil.<br /> <br /> Based on Patricia Highsmith's 1950 novel. A Hitchcock classic following a psychotic socialite and tennis pro who meet on a train and promptly form a partnership to "exchange murders." The plan seems infallible until one person shirks his end of the deal. <br /> <br /> Shot on location in New York Los Angeles Washington DC and Connecticut.<br /> <br /> Blue titled wrappers noted as FINAL on the front wrapper rubber-stamped copy No. 115 dated OCT. 18 1950. Four distribution pages present one for each Part with the first receipt removed all others intact. 158 leaves with last page of text numbered 153. Mimeograph duplication rectos only with blue revision pages throughout dated variously between 10/30/50 and 11/20/50. Pages Near Fine wrapper Very Good plus with edgewear and a closed tear to the center left front wrapper bound with two gold brads.<br /> <br /> Call sheets: 8.5 x 11 inches. Near Fine overall.<br /> <br /> Grant US. Selby Masterwork. Silver Classic Noir. Spicer US. Warner Brothers unknown
190387972London George Allen; New York Longmans Greet 1903-01-01. Leather. Very Good. 1903 George Allen 3/4 leather over marbleized boards 39 volume set. Top edge gilt. Uniformly bound and titled except all volumes are numbered with Roman numerals except for volume 3. Tight and unmarked with illustrations throughout. oversized and overweight. fe7234f61 Please email for photos. London, George Allen; New York, Longmans, Greet, hardcover
1927140947953Athol MA: W. Paul Cook 1927. First Edition. Very Good. An association copy of the first and only issue of the legendary amateur periodical published by W. Paul Cook. Provenance: Vincent Starrett's copy with his name written on the first page. Starrett who corresponded with Lovecraft had short stories published in the earliest issues of Weird Tales and poems in Arkham House anthologies. A journalist writer and literary scholar he is best know for his pioneering works of Sherlock Holmes scholarship. <p>78 pp. Stapled sheets in publisher's original pictorial wraps illustrated by Vermont Country Store co-founder and friend of Lovecraft Vrest Orton. Very Good. Textblock completely detached from wraps old tape reinforcement to spine small faint tidemark to front cover at top edge light chipping to spine ends and corners. <p>The New England writer and publisher William Paul Cook was a friend and supporter of H. P. Lovecraft and encouraged the literary research that Lovecraft synthesized into his famous essay "Supernatural Horror in Literature." The essay occupied pages 23 through 59 of The Recluse a periodical Cook began for his own amusement. The contributors who included Clark Ashton Smith Donald Wandreiand Vrest Orton were not paid and Cook never got around to publishing a second issue. Joshi I-B.ii.335a. W. Paul Cook unknown
190343363London.: George Allen. 1903 - 1912. Contemporary burgundy half-morocco by W. J. Mansell with his stamp to front free endpapers verso marbled boards and endpapers banded spines with gilt titles t.e.g. others uncut. 39 vols. Large 8vo. 250 x 176 mm. Monochrome and colour plates and text illustrations throughout. The complete literary works of John Ruskin.This edition remains the only collected edition of Ruskin limited to 2062 copies and produced to a very high standard at the Ballantyne Press. George Allen. hardcover
1903510064George Allen 1903. Leather. NEAR FINE. With an Autographed Letter Signed by John Ruskin tipped into volume 1. Lacking the index volume but complete otherwise. 9.5 x 6.5' bound in sumptuous Sumac burgundy morocco goatskin with ornate gilt and blind stamping gilt rolled dentelle b/w and sepia plates of Ruskin's manuscripts and original drawings. Some light fading to the spines as typically seen occasional very trivial rubbing and bowing; else FINE with entirely clean fresh and crisp text. Edition limited to 2062 copies an elaborate production carried out over nearly a full decade by Ruskin's publisher and personal friend George Allen being completed after his death in 1907. Ships professionally with utmost care in double-walled boxes. International and expedited shipping will require additional fees. George Allen unknown
190348572London: George Allen 1903. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Good. 1903-1912. 8vo. Library edition limited to 2062 of which 2000 are for sale complete in thirty-nine volumes. Numerous plates some chromolithographed others monochrome sepia or aqua and black and white in-text illustrations. Bound in half red morocco leather over red cloth with a red ribbon spines ribbed and gilt stamped tops gilt. Several volumes with light wear or rubbing to the leather at the edges or joints some joints stressed most of the boards a little bowed a few with heavier bowing. Vol. XVII stressed at the hinges and weak resulting in some surface cracking to the leather of the front board. The books clean throughout each with bookplate to the front paste-down. The edition includes all Ruskin's letters privately circulated publications and scattered writings and all published works then known in print and out. This is an extraordinary presentation of Ruskin's fantastically broad range of work a corpus which influenced figures as divergent as Proust and Rossetti. George Allen hardcover
199951882BLANVALET LOTHAR 05/1999. 1. softcover. Schwarze Schar Die BLANVALET, LOTHAR paperback
199651775GOLDMANN WILHELM 11/1996. 1. softcover. Rätsel von Karenta Die Deutsche Erstveröffentlichung! GOLDMANN, WILHELM paperback
199651761GOLDMANN WILHELM 10/1996. 1. softcover. Rätsel von Karenta Die Deutsche Erstveröffentlichung! GOLDMANN, WILHELM paperback
1920140947948Athol MA: W. Paul Cook 1920. First Edition. Near Fine. First edition. 56-73 20-48 pp. Bound in publisher's slate blue side-stapled wraps lettered in black. Near Fine. A fantastic copy. This marks the first appearance of Lovecraft's most common recurring Dream Cycle character Randolph Carter featured on p. 41-48 in the short story The Statement of Randolph Carter. Loosely modeled after Lovecraft himself Carter is a melancholic author whose writings go unnoticed. OCLC locates only 3 institutional holdings; scarce. Joshi I-B-i-57.a. W. Paul Cook unknown
1921140947955Providence RI: United Amateur Press Assocation 1921. First Edition. Near Fine. Volume 1 Numbers 1-3; December 1918 June 1919 and April 1921. Three issues all published. Bound in publisher's side-stapled self wraps. Mailing folds to numbers 1 and 2 light toning otherwise Fine. <p>The amateur press journal was founded by H. P. Lovecraft W. Paul Cook Winifred Virginia Jackson and two more under the auspices of the United Amateur Press Association whose president Lovecraft had been in 1917. "Another idea Lovecraft put forward to encourage amateur activity was the issuing of cooperative papers--papers in which a number of individuals would pool their resources both financial and literary. He attempted to teach by example by participating in such a journal The United Co-operative" Joshi H. P. Lovecraft: A Life<p>A total of three issues were published all containing contributions from Lovecraft: 'The Simple Spelling Mania' and the poem 'Ambition' published under his pseudonym "Ward Phillips" in December 1918; 'The Case for Classicism' the poem 'John Oldham: A Defence' and the prose-poem 'Memory' published under his pen name "Lewis Theobald Jun." in June 1919; the collaborative story 'The Crawling Chaos' with Winifred Virginia Jackson as by "Elizabeth Berkeley and Lewis Theobald Jun." and 'Lucubrations Lovecraftian' in April 1921. United Amateur Press Assocation unknown
1903015081London: George Allen 1903. Complete set 39 volumes. Limited to 2062 copies. Bound in period burgundy half-morocco by W. J. Mansell with his stamp to front free endpapers verso marble boards raised bands gilt lines top gilt edges. Leather lightly rubbed some minor scuff or abrasion wear 7 volumes are age darkened on spine with gilt lettering faded. Generally bindings in very good clean firm condition. Internally monochrome and colour plates and text illustrations throughout. Pages and plates in very good clean condition. A very nice clean well bound set. Half Morocco . Very Good Plus. Large 8 Vo. George Allen Hardcover
1982005532Association of Canadian Map Libraries 1982. No Binding. Very Good. About the print: Framed print measuring approximately 42 by 57 centimetres. Print has some soiling we believe otherwise it was part of the design to give it an antiquated appearance. Print is in good condition regardless. Published in 1982 by the Association of Canadian Map Libraries in co-operation with The Department of Georgraphy at Memorial University of Newfoundland. This is facsimile No. 99. This edition limited to 500 copies. This is copy 138. 2025 marks the 250th anniversary of James Cook's "General Chart of the Island of Newfoundland." Additional photos available upon request. Outside of Canada additional shipping charges may apply. <br/> <br/> Association of Canadian Map Libraries unknown
193654291Chicago: Walter Hill 1936. Each signed with initials of the Artist. Matted with the corresponding captioned illustrations. 1 vols. Various Sizes 13.5 x 11 inches to 3 x 7 inches matted on 14.5 x 22 inch boards . In worn and split cloth drop box morocco label. Each signed with initials of the Artist. Matted with the corresponding captioned illustrations. 1 vols. Various Sizes 13.5 x 11 inches to 3 x 7 inches matted on 14.5 x 22 inch boards . Bitting p. 13: "Fully annotated. The name was synonymous with gourmandise and among the ancients was given to choice dishes the name of the author was probably Coelius who gave the name Apicius to his book"; Vicaire p. 277 Walter Hill unknown
191032821Minneapolis: Litho. Dept. of International Stock Food Company n.d. ca 1910. 1910. 20 1/2" x 28 1/4" colorful chromolithograph that promotes how International Stock Food will make the sows raise more healthy pigs. An elaborate and colorful broadside that was taken from a book given to purchasers of 25 pounds of International Stock Animal Feed. The lithographs were originally folded within the book so it is normal to see horizontal and vertical folds. The company was founded in Minneapolis in 1886 by Marion Willis Savage and still is in operation today. It was sold in 2007 to new owners and the headquarters are now located in Canada. Savage manufactured and sold animal feed as well as veterinary supplies and used these posters as a means of advertising. The front side of the poster is colorful and promotes the use of hog feed in order to help sows to raise more healthy pigs. Testimonials tell of one sow raising 21 pigs or three sows raising 52 pigs. The reverse side contains testimonials from successful users of the feed. The company further says "It keeps sows healthy and extra vigorous so that they will give more and richer milk and insures their raising more pigs if a practical test does not prove this true we will not charge you a cent for all you feed. Is this fair" As a way of promoting his 3 Feeds For One Cent Savage purchased exhibited and raced horses. The stable included Creseus Directum Arion Minor Heirand the legendary Dan Patch for whom he paid $60000.00 in 1902. In 1906 Dan Patch would break the world record by completing the mile in 1 minute and 55 seconds at the Minnesota State Fair. The record stood for 54 years. In 1909 Dan Patch injured one of his legs. On July 4 1916 both Dan Patch and M. W. Savage became ill. While Mr. Savage was recovering from surgery he learned that his favorite race horse had died. Less than a day later on July 12 Savage also died his physician stated the cause of death was the shock of losing Dan Patch. M. W. Savage was 57 years old at the time of his death. An excellent display piece. Litho. Dept. of International Stock Food Company, n.d. (ca 1910). unknown
198491537Gallery. New. 1984. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 174 pages; 223 black and white plates. Catalogue Raisonne Catalog Raisonné Complete Works Life and Work Raisonnee Gallery hardcover
1955E0881<p>9 volumes including the three atlas volumes and portfolio volume. Volume I: <em>The Voyage of the Endeavour</em> cclxxxiv696 pages with 20 maps 25 illustrations including color frontispiece appendix and index. Reprinted with addenda and corrigenda. Volume II: <em>The Voyage of the Resolution and Adventure 1772-1775</em> clxx1028 pages with 19 maps 63 illustrations appendixes and index. Half-title gives II as number within the set. Reprinted with addenda and corrigenda. Volume III parts 1 and 2: <em>The Voyage of the Resolution and Discovery 1776-1780</em> Part One ccxxiv718 pages with 17 maps and 64 illustrations. Half-title gives III as number within set. <em>Admiralty instructions and the journal of the Third Voyage with supplementary extracts from journals or logs by James King Charles Clerke James Burney Richard Gilbert Thomas Edgar.</em> Part 2: viii723-1647 with 2 maps 10 illustrations appendixes and index. Volume IV: <em>The Life of Captain James Cook</em> xi760 pages with 11 maps 38 illustrations bibliography and index. Written by J. C. Beaglehole. First separately published by A. and C. Black 1974 then for the Hakluyt Society. These volumes in royal octavo 9 1/2 x 6 1/2" bound in original publisher's deep blue cloth with blind stamped silhouette of Cook in gilt on front boards and gilt lettering to spines. <em>Portfolio Charts & Views Drawn</em> by Cook and his Officers and reproduced from the Original Manuscripts edited by R. A. Skelton. Pages viii with 58 loose maps charts plans profiles views and other illustrations some folding folio 15 3/4" x 10 1/2" in original blue cloth portfolio with gilt pictorial of cook on front. Hakluyt Society Extra Series 34a 34b 35 36a 36b and 37. with original jackets except for portfolio volume. <em>The Charts & Coastal Views</em>. Volume One: <em>The Voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771 With a Descriptive Catalog of all the known original surveys and coastal views and the original engravings associated with them. Together with original drawings of the Endeavour and her boats</em> lxiv328 pages with color frontispiece 480 half-tone plates and index. Volume Two: <em>The Voyage of the Resolution and Adventure 1772-1775 </em>c332 pages with color frontispiece 23 color plates 320 half-tone plates and appendixes. Volume three: <em>The Voyage of the Resolution and Discovery 1776-1780. together with the running journal of James King 1779-80</em> cxxxvi319 pages with color frontispiece 22 color plates 298 half-tone plates and appendixes. Volumes chief editor Andrew David. Assistant Editors for the Views Rudiger Joppien and Bernard Smith. Folios 17 1/4" x 11" bound in original publisher's deep blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine and pictorial representation of the ship Victoria embossed in gilt on front cover. Hakluyt Society Extra Series 34a 34b 35 36a 36b 37 43 44 and 46.</p><p><strong>Condition: </strong>Lacks jacket for portfolio volume and the spine head is bumped. Jackets: Volume one volume three part two price clipped some jackets spines toned Charts & Coastal Views with some edge wear and closed tears else a near fine set in like jackets. Due to the size and weight this will require additional postage and handling.</p> Hakluyt Society hardcover
199847239HEYNE WILHELM 1998. 1. softcover. Dunkle Zeitalter Das HEYNE, WILHELM paperback
1905444564No place: B. Albert Cook 1905. Unbound. Very Good. Photographically illustrated broadside or poster printed in black red and grayscale on thin cardstock. Approximately 11" x 14". Some scraping in lower margin and soiling in margins near very good. A poster for an itinerant showman who exhibited genuine motion pictures as opposed to lantern slides or stereopticon images apparently with some success between 1905-1907. One source notes that his outside exhibition in Cooperstown New York in 1907 attracted a crowd of over 10000 people. A rare and very early artifact of cinema history. B. Albert Cook unknown
1930000630Waynesville Ohio OH 1930. On offer a very rare archive of handwritten manuscript documents notes file cards and typed letter written authored by Dr. Mary L Cook famed Quaker physician teacher and children's rights activist. There are many monuments to her outstanding works in her home state of Ohio. The archive details her preparation for her speech A Plea for Children's Rights. In total there are nineteen 19 6 x 3.25 inch file cards; one 1 8.5 x 11 inch 6 pp typed copy of a speech; 3 detached sides of #10 envelopes used for notes and lastly thirteen 13 5 x 8 inch page notepad style sheets. VG. BIO NOTES: Cook graduated in 1887 and was the valedictorian of the first graduating class of the Harveysburg Ohio public schools. Cook 1869-1964 was born to Seth and Hannah Cook Quakers who lived near Mt. Holly in Warren County. While working as a secretary she enrolled in an evening medical school and graduated after four years. She eventually saved enough money to study one year at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at the University of Illinois. She graduated in 1908 and in the fall she returned to Waynesville Ohio and opened her office located in the Waynesville National Bank building on the northwest corner of Main and North streets. She practiced medicine in Waynesville for more than 52 years. In 1958 at the age of 88 Cook ranked as one of the oldest women practitioners in the United States. Cook was instrumental in the founding of the public library in Waynesville. In early 1917 she gathered together interested citizens and established a library association. The state granted a charter on Ohio May 1 1917. In 1924 the Library Association Board assumed the responsibilities of a school district public library. Cook was appointed the first president of the board of trustees a position she held until 1960. Information provided by the Mary L. Cook public library. Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Manuscript. unknown
1984C91537Gallery. As New. 1984. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 174 pages; 223 black and white plates. Catalogue Raisonne Catalog Raisonné Complete Works Life and Work Raisonnee -- with a bonus offer-- - May be EITHER: out of print OOP and extremely rare in this pristine condition; signed by author or contributor; or a first or special edition; inquire for details . Gallery hardcover
19683893London United Kingdom: Archigram 1968-1970. First Edition First Printing. Card Covers. An offering of two exceedingly rare issues by the profoundly consequential avant-garde architectural collective known as Archigram. Formed in the 1960's in London its members comprised of: Peter Cook Warren Chalk Ron Herron Dennis Crompton Michael Webb David Greene and "hidden hand" designer Theo Crosby. Archigram - a conglomeration of ArchitectureTelegram - would go on to become one of the "most seminal iconoclastic and influential architectural groups of the modern age. They created some of the 20th century's most iconic images and projects rethought the relationship of technology society and architecture predicted and envisioned the information revolution decades before it came to pass and reinvented a whole mode of architectural education and therefore produced a seam of architectural thought with truly global impact." Intended as "a free-form magazine it was designed to explore new projects and new thinking which were overturning the strict modernist dictates of the 1960s." Source: Archigram Archival Project. Detailed descriptions: Issue No. 8 housed in a Popular Pak; Milanogram/Milan Triennale/population growth. Yellow envelope folder with pocket; cover image on inside. Contents: eight pages 420mm x 150mm folded; seventeen sheets double sided 210mm x 150mm and one 300mm x 210mm. Not numbered or ordered but punchcard codification down the edge of sheets. Sheets inserted in folder. Wallet taped shut and posted to readers. Priced at "5 shillings". Issue No. 9 sometimes colloquially known as the "Seed Issue" with a Free Seed Offer Archi-zones communications and landscapes. Comprising of eleven sheets measuring 400mm x 253mm stapled on left and folded in half forming 22 pages. Various types weights colours of paper and range of one two and three colour printing. Our offering is complete with the packet of 'Night Scented Stock' seeds and stapled to page 11. /// Light rubbing occasional chips/creasing along the edges of the packet housing the contents of Issue No. 8 otherwise the issues remain in near fine condition. Rare in commerce. <br/><br/> Archigram unknown
19180002202JOBSTOWN NEW JERSEY TO THE FRONT IN FRANCE. Good. 1918. "Ernest Cook is my name/America is my nation/Jobstown NJ is dwelling place/And God is my Salvation/When I am dead and in my grave/And all my bones have rotten/This little book will tell my name/When I am long forgotten." So begins the diary on offer; a fascinating manuscript diary handwritten by a sensitive young soldier named Ernest Cook March 3 1895 - March 1972 who bravely fought on the front lines for America near the end of World War I. This 5 year diary a Christmas gift from his lady friend Alice D. Shinn as per inscription Makes for an interesting comparison between his life in each year - a life that changes dramatically with the conclusion of the War I. Beginning January 1918 we learn that Ernest is a 22-year-old member of 303rd Field Signal Battalion Company B in the US Army. Not yet on active duty they are stationed near Cook's home in New Jersey and his writings reflect monotonous days of inspections drills evenings at the YMCA with friends and visits with family. Cook is often sent to work with the horses in the stables and is no stranger to hard labor yet he is a sensitive young man as indicated by multiple entries indicating his insecurity about how friends and superiors feel about him. On January 9 1918 he writes: "Inspection Room orderly worked hard. I got very discouraged. My only comfort at home was thinking I had a few friends". Again on Valentine's Day 1919 his sensitivity and youth shine through: "Valentines from home and Violet and May. Fatigue duty very muddy. Physical exercises. Disappointed to the core. Snyder disliked me on a pass. Had a date with Alice". While he struggles to succeed at work he maintains a healthy interest in the opposite sex evidenced by his description of watching "fellows loveing couple of girls in barracks next door" and his tales of juggling multiple women such as the day he received a 'funny little letter from Ms. Kirby Riverside date with Alice and Hilda'. Things change for Ernest's Company in late February 1918 with the draft of many new men. On February 23 he describes 150 newly drafted men coming in and observes some of these new rookies as they struggle to fit in. On March 3 1918 Ernest has his 23rd birthday and just a week later he writes that there have been "rumours of moving". These rumours do not materialize until late May 1918 when Ernest's company moves to Europe. On May 26 1918 Ernest's company is called to ship out and they are on deck in "our battleship" by the afternoon of May 27. Their journey to England is treacherous. Cook describes intense sea sickness and his ship narrowly avoiding a torpedo strike. He finally arrives in England on June 8 after "sailing the Irish Sea" and here begins the most fascinating part of this diary - not just Cook's riveting tales of war but also the contrast of Ernest Cook soldier and Ernest Cook 23-year-old young man. His entries swing dramatically from militaristic on June 21st: "Took office over from the British. Had many an argument with the Townies and don't like them" to youthful on June 25th when he went "To visit a French Madammoisella". Cook's summer of 1918 is a melting pot of air raids and parties. Fighting and fun. As summer winds down Cook experiences his first major loss with the death of company member Leland S. Clancy on August 19 1918. He writes "lost L. Clancy by drowning. Very sad". He doesn't have very much time to process this loss as his company is moved out of England to France at the end of August. His company slowly makes its way to the front lines. On September 13 the horror of war creeps into his entry: "Thousands of prisoners coming in. We hike all night to try and keep up to Infantry. Heavy firing. First real sight of death of war dead men and horses". Between September 19-October 2 1918 he is on the front lines of the war and does not write anything. We find out later that is company loses many men and he is given increasing responsibility. Finally on October 3rd they are moved out of the line of fire and his writing resumes. His entry on October 3rd is simple: "Back to company moved out of the lines. Hiked all night and Hopkins lost my pack. The horse died on the road". In early November there are a pair of entries that exemplify the spirit of Ernest Cook: Nov 3 "Austrians lay down their guns" Nov 4 "Howie tied my pajamas all up in knots". Cook is in Blois France when the war ends. On November 11 1918 he writes with enthusiasm that "the Armistice signed. Howie Mac and I out in big parade everybody going wild .walked until I couldn't stand". The enthusiasm is short-lived as Cook and his company are stuck in France cold in the barracks until January 14th when they are finally given a ship to return home. Once again Cook writes about debilitating sea sickness. Finally on January 22 1919 Cook "Saw the lights of dear old N.Y. about 6pm and oh boy the cheers. I clinked to a life where I could see the dear old country and not be bothered". Then the next day: "Mayor out to meet us. Pulled in docks at 12 noon unloaded 2pm. All organizations welcomed us with eats such was great. Teleg. Mother. Up on ferry then a train to Merritt". The rest of the diary which Cook maintains until April 15 1919 details a post-war life of job offers work in Lewiston and lots and lots of new women to date! While Cook ends his diary in the spring of 1919 there is I entry he has dated 1920 that gives us the sense that he is happy in his new post-war life. This diary is a tribute to the boys and men who fought in World War I for America. It is an in-depth look at the life of a soldier both on the battlefield and off. Historians and researchers of World War I personal accounts will delight in Ernest's frank practical account of experiencing the atrocities of war and the sharing of emotional expressions on how he is affected as he comes of age. Overall G.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF ERNEST COOK JOBSTOWN NEW JERSEY WORLD WAR I 303RD FIELD SIGNAL BATTALION COMPANY B US ARMY ALICE D. SHINN WWI WORLD WAR I WW1 WORLD WAR ONE THE GREAT WAR US SOLDIERS MEN'S STUDIES GENDER STUDIES THE WAR TO END ALL WARS AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES JOURNAL LOG PRIMARY SOURCE FIRST HAND ACCOUNT SOCIAL HISTORY PERSONAL STORIES LIVING HISTORY ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPELBIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY PERSONAL NARRATIVES . unknown
19255084Puebla 1925. Very good. 97pp. Quarto. Original half cloth and marbled boards. Extremities lightly worn. Contents mostly clean in a neat and uniform hand. Handsome manuscript cook book volume created by Evelia Marroquin in Mexico. A very modern-looking work each recipe lists measured ingredients followed by instructions. Written in a highly legible hand the book contains a wide variety of recipes in no particular arrangement including Tarta de Garbanza Salsa Americana Chorizo de Extremadura Brazzo de Gitano Sopa de Macarrones Rellenos Marquesitas Albondigon Español and Sopa de Esparragos a la Crema among others. A lovely example of the genre. unknown
