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1900134834Adelaide: W.C. Rigby for the Royal Society of South Australia 1900. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Adelaide W.C. Rigby for the Royal Society of South Australia 1900 to 1913. Large quarto eight parts issued as and here bound in two volumes; full details of each part are listed below. Later binder's cloth retaining the original wrappers; cloth slightly scuffed and rubbed; both volumes a little bumped at the foot of the spines; small cancelled library stamp on each front wrapper 'College of Advanced Education Library Adelaide. 7 June 1973'; small light tidemark to the top inner corner of Volume I Part 3; minimal signs of age and use; in excellent condition. All four parts of the first volume are by STIRLING E.C. and A.H.C. ZIETZ: Fossil Remains of Lake Callabonna. An interesting note from the editor is printed on the verso of the front wrapper of the first part: 'For the purpose of presenting the descriptions of the "Fossil Remains ." in a more suitable form than is permitted by the size of the "Transactions" the Council has decided to publish in royal octavo a series of "Memoirs" . This issue is the first Fasciculus of the first Volume . of which other parts will appear as circumstances permit'. Individual subtitles are as follows. <p>Volume I Part 1. Description of the Manus and Pes of 'Diprotodon Australia' Owen. 1900. 40 pages plus 18 plates. <p>Volume 1 Part 2. Genyornis Newtoni. A New Genus and Species of Fossil Struthious Bird. and The Physical Features of Lake Callabonna. Circa 1900. iv 41-80 xv pages plus 7 pages of plates 3 of them folding. <p>Volume 1 Part 3. Description of the Vertebrae of Genyornis Newtoni. 1905. ii 81-110 pages plus 11 pages of plates. <p>Volume 1 Part 4. Description of Some Further Remains . 1913. vi 111-178 pages plus 23 pages of plates. Loosely inserted in the first part is a colour transparency of a watercolour illustration of a diprotodon. <p>Volume II Part 1. ETHERIDGE Robert: The Cretaceous Mollusca of South Australia and the Northern Territory. 1902. iv 54 pages plus 7 pages of plates and a publisher's slip tipped in at the first page 'The remainder of Vol. I of these Memoirs has been reserved for further descriptions of the "Fossil Remains of Lake Callabonna"'. <p>Volume II Part 2. TAYLOR T. Griffith: The Archaeocyathinae from the Cambrian of South Australia. An Account of the Morphology and Affinities of the Whole Class. Edited by Walter Howchin. 1910. vi 55-188 pages with 51 illustrations plus 15 pages of plates a large folding chart and a large 'Index Slip' tipped in at the contents page. <p>Volume II Part 3. MAWSON Douglas: Chiastolites from Bimbowrie South Australia . Edited by Walter Howchin. 1911. iv 189-210 pages with a map and 12 illustrations plus 11 pages of plates including one colour plate. <p>Volume II Part 4. MAWSON Douglas: Geological Investigations in the Broken Hill Area . Edited by Walter Howchin. 1912. viii 211-319 pages plus 26 pages of plates containing 81 plates and an illustration 5 pages of illustrations containing 3 maps and 4 sections and a very large folding colour geological map 525 × 680 mm 'Geological Sketch Map of the Olary-Broken Hill Area. In all instances each page of plates is accompanied by a leaf of text. The first part of the first volume and the first two parts of the second volume must be considered rare if our experience is any guide. 2 items. W.C. Rigby (for the Royal Society of South Australia) paperback
186510246Boston: the hotel 1865. Menu printed on silk 30 x 10.5 cm. one leaf printed verso only. Illustrated with an engraving of vignettes of freight transport via ship and train. WITH: Printed envelope 8 x 13 cm. with an engraving. A handsome menu printed on silk for a banquet celebrating the Boards of Trade of the Western Cities given by the City of Boston at the Revere Hotel. Revere House was one of the city's leading hotels hosting guests that included Charles Dickens Jenny Lind and Walt Whitman. Daniel Webster addressed audience from the steps of the portico. The engraving on the envelope depicts the hotel from across Boston's Bowdoin Square. The hotel has had an additional structure added to the previously flat roof. The bill of fare for the Western Boards of Trade included Green Turtle Soup Baked Shad in a Wine Sauce Leg of Southshore Mutton in Caper Sauce Duffield's Ham Pate de Foie and much more. In remarkably fine condition with only the slightest fraying to the edges of the silk. The envelope with an engraving of the Boston's City Hall has some light soil but is near fine. the hotel hardcover
183736624New York: Harper & Brothers 1837. First edition 2 vols in one including supplement pp. xi 385 1; ex-Circulating Library of Rhinebeck No. 310; occasional light foxing extremities lightly rubbed else very good in original black calf-backed boards gilt lettering on spine. Harper & Brothers unknown
18292992Mexico City: December 31 1829. Very good. Broadside 12 x 8.25 inches. Minor staining and creasing moderate edge wear pinholes along left edge. A decree by Mexican President Vicente Gurrero promulgated by Jose Ignacio Esteva Governor of the Federal District. The decree renews the prohibition on the habit among newsboys of publicly shouting out the news while trying to sell newspapers noting that the practice is a public nuisance and not an infringement on the "sacred freedom of the press." Esteva was appointed by President Guerrero to govern the Federal District after Tornel was appointed Minister to Washington; his most effective service was as Minister of Finance for the fledgling country during much of the 1820s. The present decree is rubricated by both Esteva and his secretary. No copies located in OCLC though some may be present within larger institutional collections. December 31 unknown
1866BOOKS15399New York NY: Robt. H. Johnston. Used-Good/No Dustjacket. 1866. First Edition. Hardcover. Inscribed by Author . 8vo. 153 pp. cover rubbed bookplate minor page foxing and toning . Robt. H. Johnston hardcover
188062021Minneapolis MN Chicago IL Santa Cruz CA San Antonio TX Denver CO Milwaukee WI & Chicago IL Toronto ONT: Anderson; Brand; Brush; Esson; Floyd’s Studio; Jacoby; McKean & Ort; Paris & Rothwell Art Studio; Rothberger; Rugg; Scotford Studio; Stein; Taylor & Martin ca. 1880-1892. Oblong 4to. 12 x 8.5 in. 30 pp unpaginated. thick double-sided faux-wood grain printed card-stock leaves die-cut windows for inserting cabinet card & boudoir-sized card albumen photos gilt borders. With 30 original albumen photographs 3 boudoir-sized albumen mounted on studio board approx. 7 x 4.5 in. photographer’s imprints at margin or w/in negative; 27 cabinet card albumen photos mounted on studio boards most sized approx. 4.5 x 6 in. photographer’s imprints at lower fore-edge or on versos one small mounted lozenge CDV of Civil War Corporal. Contemporary dos-a-dos blue & red padded velvet binding articulated piano-hinge spine nickel plated bosses on both covers still preserving original nickel-plated clasp decorated pastedowns preserving original label for the Art Album Co. of Battle Creek Michigan a.e.g. minor chipping & tears to a couple of the die-cut windows some wear & rubbing to velvet still a remarkable exemplar with all the images retaining excellent bright contrast & clarity. An outstanding Victorian dos-a-dos parlour photo album from a seemingly notable and well-to-do Minneapolis Minnesota family in the Gilded Age. On the “Blue†side the album opens with albumen boudoir-sized art photos of early Toronto including a “birds-eye†view. The first boudoir photo includes a ink manuscript list of “a few interesting dates†with mentions of Edward Murphy Jr. settling after 8 weeks passage presumably Ireland in Toronto followed by his family of 9 in 1837. Other dates mention settling of George & James Walker in Toronto 1837 Andrew joining the Volunteers on the Frontier and in 1843 Edward opening his business a “98†Long Street and building of the Terauley Street House near present-day Univ. of Toronto Toronto General Hospital etc. There are additional dates and note that John Walker and family “went West†in 1846 but unfortunately for this cataloguer there were a myriad of Edward Murphy’s John Walker’s and similar named families none of whom seemed to match either the entry date points. Only documentary evidence was that an Edward Murphy Jr. appears in the 1837 Toronto ONT street directory. Edward’s business appears to have been prosperous as this album incorporates a wide range of studio photographers during the Gilded Age from San Antonio to Chicago Milwaukee to Minneapolis. Two of the albumen studio photos 1 boudoir 1 cabinet interestingly depict a montage of smaller cabinet photos capturing all the images of Company A First Regiment N.G.S.M. or the storied Minnesota First Regiment National Guard at the time commanded by Captain John Amory. The Minnesota First Regiment is perhaps best remembered for their heroic charge in 1863 at the Battle of Gettysburg and in the subsequent decades never lacked for sufficient recruits. The mounted CDV of an unidentified Civil War Corporal is included in the album and may have been from either the Murphy or Walker sides of the family if the internal MS notes are to be referenced. Of special interest are the four wonderful albumen cabinet photos depicting the N.S. Toboggan Club -- North Star Toboggan Club founded in 1886 and formed for tobogganing sporting events during the Saint Paul-Minneapolis Winter Carnival as well as competing against the Makwa Club Flour City Club and Snowshoe Club on their individual Toboggan slides -- basically uncontrolled and fast ice luge racing. The North Star Club’s slide was West of Minnesota on Glenwood Hill in what is now Theodore Wirth Park. The toboggan slide was probably located near where ski jumps were built later after the area became Saratoga Park then Glenwood Park and finally Theodore Wirth in 1909. The group shot provides first names or monikers of the eight intrepid toboganners in Feb. 1887 and the three individual ones depict Boyd Ballard & Dane all wearing their price ribbons from the competitions. Many of the extended family members were captured by such Minnesota studio photographers as H.A. Anderson who operated at 428 Nicollet and was the successor to H.R. Farr; the very popular James A. Brush whose studios tented to move up and down Nicollet Ave. and Hennepin Ave. from 1875-1890; G.W. Floyd who first partnered with Power and then expanded to three studios himself on Fifth and Hennepin; and William H. Jacoby 1841-1906 who with his son C.L. Jacoby produced the Minnesota First Regiment Christmas souvenir montage photos and was active until his death in California and even partnered with Haynes for a while and perhaps best remembered for his robbers’ portraits of the participants in the famed “Northfield†robbery. The photo of “Father†probably Edward Murphy Jr. while in San Antonio TX on business was taken by the Paris & Rothwell studio operated by Arthur C. Paris and Isaac N. Rothwell on 11&13 West Commerce until 1892. See: Harry Perry Robinson The Makwa Club’s Lake Calhoun Toboggan Slide Minneapolis Park History Nov. 9 2012; Glenwood Toboggan Slide: 1887 Jan. 25 2011; Report of Adjutant General State of Minnesota Matches at Camp Lakeview Minnesota National Guard Regiments 1890. Anderson; Brand; Brush; Esson; Floyd’s Studio; Jacoby; McKean & Ort; Paris & Rothwell Art Studio; Rothberger; Rugg; Scotford S hardcover
1897002542<p>St. Louis MO: The Ladies of St. Leo's Church 1897. Soft cover. Good. Paperback buff covers with black lettering stapled binding advertisements throughout some contributors' names included 6-1/2" x 5-1/4" 48 pp. Moderate wear. Good condition. The Sodality of Our Lady was a Catholic organization founded in 1563 and had a strong membership in Missouri. In 1913 when Sodalist magazines were directed to be published Missouri would be the publishing center for the United States. The University of Missouri at Kansas City has a Sodalists' Cook Book published in Kansas City 1897 with 63 pages half of which are blank. This cookbook is not dated; the latest date found is a reference to Mrs. Rorer's "1896 Exposition Cooking Lessons." Likely contemporary with the Kansas City production. St. Leo's Church was founded in 1888 in the predominantly Irish neighborhood of Kerry Patch. Many of the contributors are just "Sodalist" though and I would not classify this as an Irish-American cookbook.</p> The Ladies of St. Leo's Church paperback
181016517(dont 2 de Mozart), de la fin du XVIIIe et du tout début du XIXe siècle, reliées en un volume petit in-folio oblong ; demi-basane à coins havane, dos à faux-nerfs dorés, pièce de titre rouge, roulette en pied (reliure de l’époque) ; ces partitions sont toutes sans date.1- Dalayrac (Nicolas-Marie) – Wolff : arrangement pour le piano forte, opéra de Mr. Dalayrac dit "le musicien poète", créé le 30 septembre 1805, tiré des Mille et une Nuits: Culistan ou le Hulla de Samarcande. Leipzig, A. Meysel ; 53 pp. Opéra qui est, selon Chouquet, "le plus important et le plus abouti" du compositeur. 2- Himmel (Friedrich, Heinrich ; 1765-1814) : Gesellschaftslied. Hambourg, Johann August Böhme ; 4 pp. Texte de Kotzebue. 3- Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus ; 1756-1791) : Vergiss mein nicht. Hambourg, J. A. Böhme ; 6 pp. Idem pour clavier et guitare par Sterkel. Amsterdam, Kuntze ; 4 pp. 4- Grétry (André Ernest ; 1741-1813) : Aria : Verlasst dich jedermann o Richard o mein König ; aus der Oper Richard Löwenhertz. Hambourg, J. A. Böhme ; 6 pp. ; annotations manuscrites. 5- Zumsteg (Jean Rodolphe ; 1760-1802) : Reiter-Lied aus dem Wallenstein in Muzik gesetz von. S.l., s.n., s.d. ; 4 pp. 6- Becker et Hurka : Der Saenger. Hambourg, J. A. Böhme ; 4 pp. 7- [Sasse (Josepha, Rheine)] Arie : Was ist der Mensch ? halb Thier halb Engel ! für’s Forte Piano. Hambourg, J. A. Böhme ; 4 pp. 8- Hurka (Friedrich, Franz; 1762-1805) : Der Bauer an sienen durchlauchtigsten Tyrannen. Lied Wer bist du fürst ? Hambourg, J. A. Böhme ; 6 pp. 9- Himmel : Der Leyermann. Hambourg, J. A. Böhme ; 4 pp. 10 à 13- Himmel : Gesänge aus der Operette Fanchon das Leyermädchen. (N°9 ; 10 ; 7 ; 11) ; 20 pp. 14- Berton (Henri Montan ; 1767-1844) : Aline reine de Golconde (1803) ; air : Il reçut au sein de la gloire... Hambourg, idem ; 4 pp. 15- Berton (Henri Montan) : Montano et Stéphanie (1799) ; air : Oui c’est demain... Hambourg, idem ; 8 pp. 16- [Manuscrit] Le véritable amour, ou les tourmens de l’absence... Partition manuscrite de (2) ff. avec petit rabat en pied. 17- Plantate (Charles-Henri ; 1764-1839) : Air : Te bien aimer ô ma chère Zélie... (1791) ; Hambourg, J. A. Böhme ; 4 pp. 18- Mussini (Natale ; 1765-1837) : Ariette : Souvent l’amour nous prouve son Empire. Hambourg, idem ; 4 pp. 19- Saint-Simon (Mme) : La Déclaration. Romance : Dis-moi ce que j’éprouve... Hambourg, idem ; 4 pp. 20- Mozart : Favorite Walze. Hambourg, idem ; 4 pp. 21- Dussek (Jan Ladislav ; 1760-1812) : Deux anglaises et deux valses. S.l., s.n., s.d. ; 4 pp.
19001401113London: Printed by William Clowes and Sons 1900; 1902. Hardcover. Quarto four volumes. In Good minus condition. Bound in full dark maroon cloth with gilt lettering to spines. Boards have moderate tears and fraying to spine head/tails moderate bumping to fore corners denting to edges and discoloration throughout. Volume 1 has an open tear along the spine impacting the gilt lettering and liquid damage to the bottom end of boards resulting in moderate fading and discoloration. Textblocks have moderate age toning primarily to edges foxing on some pages throughout previous owner’s signature to the front free end pages tears to edges and minor soiling scattered on some pages throughout. Volume 1 has significant liquid damage to the interior boards end papers frontispiece and bottom edge of the textblock resulting in minor warping to pages and pink and tan staining to front and end matter. Volume 4 has pockets to the front and rear boards each pocket contains two folders with numerous maps housed inside. Shelved in Room A.<br /> <br> <br /> <br> <br /> CONTENTS: Missing Part 3. VOL I: Part I “Introduction and Chapters I to XIII†xlix 384 pages plus foldouts. Published in 1900;-- VOL II: Part II “Chapters XIV to XVIII†385-684 pages plus foldouts. Published in 1900;-- VOL III: Part IV “Chapters XXVII to XXX and Appendix†947-1181 pages plus foldouts;-- VOL IV: “A Short Reply To The Chilian Statement .†67 pages plus maps. Published in 1902. 1401113. Special Collections. Printed by William Clowes and Sons hardcover
18792102050056xbvkLyon, H. Georg / Aug. Brun - Libraires, MDCCCLXXIX (1879). 64 pages. - Publisher's two-colour titled and framed wrapper, bound in 3/4-morocco master-binding of the period over 5 raised bands, with large leather-corners and marbled panels, topedge gilt, marbled enpapers, signed 'DAVID' with a very small bookbinder-namestamp at front flyleaf verso top-left; 8vo.(ca. 19,5 x 13,5 cm).
1848List3669Boston Massachusetts: Olivery Ditson 1848. Folio 14 x 10 ½ inches 5 pp. Slight splitting to covers contents fine very good plus overall. The sheet for the anti-politician polemic “Eight Dollars a Day" which was apparently a crowd favorite at the Hutchinson Family’s performances. The song lambastes the political class and its waste insinuating among other things that the politicians were spending their bloated salary on alcohol: “A flaming speech is made by one when the call is yea or nay But all are agreed with the question comes of Eight dollars a day.†The song was written in 1848 early in the Hutchinson Family’s period moving toward social activism and four years after their most famous abolition-themed compositions.1 Judging by the twelve copies held at libraries this was probably one of the better selling titles in their repertoire from the time period. <br /> <br /> 1 Philip D. Jordan “The Hutchinson Family in the Story of American Music†Minnesota History 22 no. 2 1941: 113–32. Olivery Ditson unknown
1855List3668New York: Horace Waters 1855. Sheet music measuring 10 ¾ x 14 ¼ inches 6 pp. Foxed with wear to edges; very good to excellent. A scarce Hutchinson Family sheet published in 1855 with an abolition theme. The song goes in part:<br /> <br /> “The captive now begins to rise and burst his chains asunder While Politicians stand aghast in anxious fear and wonder. No longer shall the bondman sigh beneath the galling fetters He sees the Dan of Freedom nigh and reads the golden letters…†<br /> <br /> It also discusses alcohol within a larger theme of good triumphing over evil. The song is included in some songsters but this standalone version is quite uncommon with one copy held at Dartmouth. In 1855 the Hutchinson Family Singers continued extensive touring across the northeastern United States presenting concert programs that combined abolitionist songs temperance material and political commentary aligned with reform movements. They had embraced abolitionism as a cause about a decade earlier with a string of compositions including “Get Off the Track†and “The Bereaved Slave Mother.â€. Horace Waters unknown
18351356315Washington: Duff Green 1835. First American Edition. Hardcover. Octavo v 314 pp. First American Edition from the Second Dublin Edition. Good; bound in contemporary leather with few surface marks to covers and wear to spine edges and corners; binding tight; text block age-toned but clean; extensive foxing and age-toning to pages throughout; previous bookseller sticker on front pastedown; MF consignment. 1356315. Special Collections. Duff Green hardcover
187548029London, William Tegg & Co., 1875. 4°. Mit zahlr. Abbildungen. 11 num. Bll. mit zwischengeb. Seidenhemdchen. Mod. Ldr. m. goldgepr. Deckeltitel.
1867D145New York: n.p. 1867. Pamphlet. Very Good. Sewn pamphlet printed yellow wraps; pp. 11 1 plus facsimile of handwritten ledger folding at rear. Closed tear along rear joint about 1" long; some light creasing at corners; VG a nice clean example of this scarce pamphlet. Lists incorporators as well as the rules and regulations of the charter. <br/><br/> n.p. unknown
18178835Washington: William A. Davis 1817. Disbound. Good binding. Octavo. 5 1 pp. Removed from volume. Scattered foxing/spotting; institutional rubber stamp to the title. <br /> <br /> The beginning of the United States government's Native American removal policy. This resolution provides an appropriation of money to enable the President to carry out his authority to negotiate treaties with the tribes residing east of the Mississippi with the goal of moving them west of that river. Rare in commerce. Even relatively few institutional holdings according to OCLC. Shaw & Shoemaker 42485. [Washington: William A. Davis] unknown
189933041Washington DC: Government Printing Office 1899. Leather bound. Good. 12mo. 171 pages 2. Dark morocco leather binding with gilt stamped title on the front cover. Gilt stamped name of Hon. John T. Morgan on the front cover. Marbled edges. Leather chipped upper spine and lightly rubbed along the edges. Contents separated by tabs which are mostly chipped on the edges. Binding cords visible in the gutters but no loose pages. Binding is sturdy. Lengthy Christmas gift inscription written on the right front flyleaf. Interior contents clean. Government Printing Office unknown
18377301837 Venetiis, in insula S. Lazari, 1837. 23,5 x 15,5 cm (R), grand in-8, 4 ff. n. ch. + 431 pp., portrait de Nersès IV en frontispice, reliure romantique de l'époque en demi-maroquin à grains longs rouge à coins, dos lisse orné, tranches dorées. // Large 8vo, contemporary romantic red half straight grained red morocco, smooth spine gilt, gilt edges.
1857List317New Hampshire 1857. Broadside advertisement 5 ½ x 11 inches. Very Good. An unusual advertisement for a penmanship instructor a Mr. Chadbourn announcing the opening of his academy on September 15 1857 in Wolfborough New Hampshire. The broadside states “Inspired with the confidence of more than five years experience as a Teacher of Writing now offers to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wolfborough his universally admired system of Penmanship which for beauty of style ease of acquisition rapidity of execution and ready adaptation to the wants of business and private correspondence stands unrivalled by any system extant.†An interesting relic from the middle of the Bleeding Kansas period which would serve as a harbinger for the bloodiness of the American Civil War. A very good example with a chip with loss to upper corner and some toning to head but attractive and well preserved. Unrecorded in OCLC. unknown
184821652New York 1848. Pamphlet. Very good overall. Auction catalog for auction held at Judd's Stores by L. M. Hoffman & Co. Wall Street and J. Rudderow & Co. Pearl Street. L. M. Hoffman auctioneer was the well known New York firm named for Lindley Murray Hoffman. The Yumchi and the loss of most of its cargo some 8000 chests of mostly green tea is recorded in Niles Weekly Register 1848 Vol 75 p112.<br /> <br /> The original Hoffman auctioneer firm Hoffman & Seton 67 Wall Street was founded by Martin Hoffman descendant of an early Dutch New Amsterdam family. Martin Hoffman was successful enough to be able to make his son Lindley Murray Hoffman born 1793 and the auctioneer for this sale a Tontine stockholder. The Tontine founded 1793 was an investment in the trading entity which eventually became the New York stock exchange and also the building where early merchants met to do business; only 203 shares were subscribed at $200 a share. Subscribers received a part of the net income of the establishment; their shares became more valuable as the other subscribers died off. The Tontine became known as the Tontine Coffee House and was a precursor to the 1817 New York Stock Exchange.<br /> <br /> The auction catalog lists teas being auctioned off with annotations next to the lot descriptions of the purchaser. The categories identified include Lots Marks Chops Quantity and Descriptions. The teas listed include: Young Hyson Gunpowder Hyson Skin Souchong Oolong and Ningyong. Names of buyers include: Wetmore & Co. Weston & Gray Dennison Wood and Grinnell. 166 lots altogether were auctioned off. Printed with a variety of elaborate type fonts. Original folds lightly foxed mostly at front page. 8vo 8pp. unknown
189421286Albany: James R. Lyon State Printer. 1894. Hardcover. Very Good. Hinges professionally repaired. ; A very heavy tome with all the details. Profusely illustrated from b&w photograph. With "compliments of" card pasted on front free endpaper. Large color fold-out map in rear pocket. ; Ex-Library; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 647 pages . James R. Lyon, State Printer hardcover
18974291Chaumont N.Y.: Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1897. Octavo-sized stapled booklet 23 x 15 cm. 48 pages. Advertisements. Stated Second Edition on wrappers only. An attractively designed church cookbook emanating from a hamlet in Jefferson County near Lake Ontario whose central district is now listed in The National Register of Historic Places. The Methodist Episcopal Society traces its presence in Chaumont to the earliest days of settlement by Europeans during the first decades of the nineteenth century. The offering of Tried and True Recipes – 300 of them a great many attributed– coincided with the dedication on 1 December 1897 of the New Church following the decimation of the First Church in a fire the previous spring. Though among the unsigned household medical recipes in the "Scrap Basket" miscellany compel notice: Cough Syrup – Whooping Cough Liniment – Syrup for Whooping Cough – Blackberry Cordial – Remedy for Croup – Excellent Cough Mixture – To Keep Jellies from Moulding – To Renew Black Silk – To Clarify Fat – Washing Fluid – To Wash Blankets – To Clean Marble – To Destroy Ants – Silver Polish – Cold Starch – Starching – To Remove Ink Stains From Paper – To Take Kerosine from a Carpet – To Take Mildew Out of Cloth – Raspberry Shrub – Coffee – To Purify Cistern Water – Unfermented Communion Wine – Mock Cream – Cough Cure – Brine for Eggs – To Remove Indelible Ink – Javelle Water for bleaching white goods – To Remove Grass Stain – To Remove Iron Rust and Stain – Furniture Polish – To Remove Ceiling Paper – Weights of Groceries. Clean and tight in a typographically attractive wrapper with a tiny bit of staining otherwise fine. Very handsome. Rare. OCLC locates one copy Chapin Library Williams College; not in Brown Cagle or Cook. Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church hardcover
189735721Atlanta: The Looking Glass Publishing Company. Foote & Davies Printers 1897. First Edition. Periodical. Fair. Stapled weekly periodical. Approx. 14" x 11". 12 pages. Illustrated. Paper is both folded vertically and horizontally. Small edge tears and toning to the pages. Back cover is toned and foxed. Light spotting to the contents. This Christmas issue contains a two page illustration of girls waiting on Santa Claus to come down the chimney. Contents include stories politics and current events. Advertisement for Jacob's Pharmacy located on the last page. The Looking Glass Publishing Company. Foote & Davies, Printers unknown
189735237Manitou Springs: n/a 1897. Newspaper. Very good. Newspaper. Approx. 16" x 11.5". 4 pages. Folds and light creases to the paper. Tourist and Travel periodical with articles on Pike's Peak and the Railroad; articles on South Cheyenne Cannon and Manitou Springs. Several advertisements include Native Americans posing for an advertisement for Kodak Company; The Alamo Hotel in Colorado Springs; Rio Grande Railroad; Broadmoor Hotel and Casino; The Windsor Hotel in Denver and many more. n/a unknown
18647170New York: Sunday-School Union 1864. Hardcover. Very good . 32mo 57pp. illustrated plus advertisements. Very good or slightly better in the publisher's blind-tooled textured red cloth. Spine gently cocked hinges tender but a clean copy. Spine gilt dulled. Diminutive volume of juvenile literature quite scarce; we note no copies in commerce as of this listing and just seven in OCLC Strong San Jose Public U FLorida U N TX U Washington AAS Drew U. AAS's listing notes a possible pub date of 1864. Sunday-School Union hardcover