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190816730Cincinnati: The Lunkenheimer Co. Very Good. 1908. First Edition. Hardcover. Covers slightly soiled front inner hinge reglued. ; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 564 pages . The Lunkenheimer Co. hardcover
19122091502135419585Not Available 1912. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
0365109975.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
0365109916.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
190915364Pullman WA: The State College of Washington. Very Good. 1909. First Edition. Hardcover. Two very small rub spots at the spine ends. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 248 pages . The State College of Washington hardcover
19092111902160200634Higashi-Tsukima-gun Office 1909. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Higashi-Tsukima-gun Office paperback
191468872London 1914. EDITED BY L. CARSON. 8vo. xviii334pp. Profusely illustrated. Cavanagh British Theatre. A Bibliography 1901 to 1985 54: 'Published annually until 1928 in 17 volumes. 1921-1925 was issued as a single volume.' unknown
18-3691Baltimore: The Baltimore Museum of Art 1964. Autographed. 4to. 95 pp. Very Good. Soft Cover. Illustrated wraps. Minor toning and shelf wear. Color and B&W plates throughout. Signed on inside page and dated 1964.From the Collection of the Art Historian Peter Selz. Baltimore: The Baltimore Museum of Art, 1964. paperback
19142092902138302290Sakurajima Earthquake Record Compilation Office 1914. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 2 3 2 2 8 340 18 4p Size: 19cm Sakurajima Earthquake Record Compilation Office paperback
191412838London 1914. EDITED BY L. CARSON. 8vo. lxii342pp. Profusely illustrated. Cavanagh British Theatre. A Bibliography 1901 to 1985 54: 'Published annually until 1928 in 17 volumes. 1921-1925 was issued as a single volume.' unknown
95230901Tokyo 1914 Federated Missions. Green cloth very good 12 th. issue folding color pocket map 668p. index for vols. 1-11 appendices edited by John L. Dearing et al. a solid copy. FIRST & ONLY EDITION . Covering the missions & churches social service Christian literature education and organizations Japanese in other parts obituaries medical work &c. . Also covers Korea & Formosa appendices include the Constitution & by-laws of the conference of Federated Missions the 13th annual meeting of mission Institutions under Christian direction. . With a list of the Christian workers among the Japanese in Korea statistics of Japanese work in Korea South Formosa statistics Constitution & by-laws of the Federal Council in Korea and a partial list of books on Korea. . . unknown
29031501Japan 1914 Conference of Federated Missions. Green cloth very good 668p. index volumes I-XI comprehensive list of missionaries list by towns schools periodicals 9 append- ices 13 x 29 cm. with 3 pocket folding charts: statistics . . . AN IMPORTANTMISSIONARY RESOURCE . With statistics of Japan map of Japan; map of Korean missions. . Edited by John L. Dearing et al. . A copious resource covers Japan: general review of the year missions & churches social service christian literature other Christian organizations and associations Japanese in other parts misc. obituaries &c. . Formosa & Korea: general review of the year churches and missions Christian literature education medical work other Christian organizations and associations copious appendicies. . An excellent primary resource. . . unknown
69-0287The Baltimore Museum of Art Baltimore Maryland 1964. 4to. 95 pp. Soft Cover. Very Good. Smudges on covers. BW Plates. Provenance: From the estate of Gerald Nordland 1927-2019. Nordland was a museum director art critic educator and author.Dean of the Chouinard Art Institute 1960-64 Director of the San Francisco Museum of Art now SFMoMA 1966-73 Milwaukee Art Museum 1977-85 and the UCLA Wight Art Gallery 1973-1977. He is the author of over 60 publications including books on Lachaise Nakian Diebenkorn and Frank Lloyd Wright. The Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Maryland 1964 paperback
58866Has musty fragrance. Hardback covers are scuffed & worn. Insides are good. Hardback. Good Condition. Oversized. Hardcover
191512839London 1915. EDITED BY L. CARSON. 8vo. xlii182pp. Profusely illustrated. Cavanagh British Theatre. A Bibliography 1901 to 1985 54: 'Published annually until 1928 in 17 volumes. 1921-1925 was issued as a single volume.' unknown
1916H15790Copenhagen: Martius Truelsen 1916. Paperback. Very Good. 11.25 x 8.7 inches wraps very good light wear some faint "duplicate" stamps on cover small paper label 23 pp 16 color plates of mangolds swedes turnips carrots etc. A lovely catalog. Text in English. Martius Truelsen paperback
19160009183CAMP COTTON EL PASO TEXAS TX. Good. 1916. On offer is a fascinating journal kept by an officer or high ranking NCO at Camp Cotton in El Paso Texas. He appears to be an officer with the 9th Massachusetts infantry fresh off training from Camp Framingham in Massachusetts who have come down to Camp Cotton. It appears that the troops were sent down to Camp Cotton to take place in the Pancho Villa Expedition attempting to hunt down Mexican Revolutionary Pancho Villa for his role in attacking New Mexico though they may have also been used to provide support for the ongoing Border War between Mexico and America. Beginning in June of 1916 and ending in September of the same year the journal documents the daily every day duties of the officer's command. Such looks into the darily Army command responsibilities in the early 20th century are not easy to come by. Such daily entries offer fantastic glimpses as to the uniform routine and daily activities of the officers and the enlisted men. One entry even goes over each detail of a meeting in which the Infantrys camp was set up:El Paso. Camp Cotton. Sunday July 2 1916. 1st meeting 11 am. Push all work till next meeting later in day. 2nd meeting 5-20 pm. Capt. Lawless will require spare parts and cleaning materials. Tops. 10 pm. Roll call chief and repeat to Regmt. Officers can buy for cash at Depot Quartermaster. Draw for Enlisted Men: 1 hat 1 cord. 1 O.T. shirt. 6 jean undershirts. 6 jean underdrawers. Belt if necessary. 3 breeches - cotton. 1 pr. Leggings. 6 pr. Socks for work. 1 pr. Shoes. 4 pr. Leggings laces. 4 pr. Shoe laces. All men must have one new outfit at all times. The above will be paid for by each man from his ____ of $4.00 for 1set 6 mos. Then $6 or $7 allowance for each 6 mos thereafter. Muster In Rolls. Col. Buck is sending the roll for correction. they must bear names of all officers and men. Ammunition 100 rds must be issued to each man. 6:30 pm. Recd 5 cases of 1200 rounds each from Capt. Lawless same as usual. At 7 pm each man recd 90 rounds which is all they belt can carry. Balance for present will be held by 1st srgt in his tent for immediate distribution. Tents must be ditched and cinders placed in Company seets. Calls Reveiller at 6am and all other calls same as those need used at Framingham. Tents Loop up early in morning drop at 9 am until further advised. Cots Request in for cots. Mess An officers mess will be established. Pay It is understood that Col. Parker is on his way here and will arrange to pay men for 8 days from Mass state funds. There are many more meetings in the new few days as the camp is set up for the soldiers arriving soon to the Camp. The men arrive a few days later around July 11th. There is an officer's meetings: 11 July. Meeting at 10 am. Meat only 2 times a day. Coffee twice a day. Muster and pay bills. Men to keep away from the citizens of the city. Physical inspection this weekend. Thereafter once a week. There is a tremendous amount of information about the nitty gritty details of running a camp full of enlisted men in the early 20th century. What to do if men go AWOL What happens when they are ready to be discharged Who will set up the latrine What supplies to order for the cook staff Who will staff the canteen and what will be served All these details come from the many notes the author took in the twice daily officers meetings held at the camp. The journal ends with notes on a 15 day hike about to take place. This hike may very well be the Infantry getting ready to hunt down Pancho Villa in Mexico though it is unknown: Revelle 4:45 am. Men carry two blankets. One man left believed in prison. Regtl surgeon will decide men who are to be excused. Carry 3 days dry components. Have men report to Capt. Doly 5:30 am. There journal is an absolute wealth of fascinating information and provides a really great amount of daily officer work and details of the life of an enlisted man on the border of the U.S. and Mexico during the Mexican Revolution. The books cover and spine are still in good condition. The covers are marbled paper and show some wear and fading. The book opens from top to bottom not from right to left. There are approximately 65 handwritten pages and the book itself is 110 pages in length. The paper is still in good condition showing only minimal wear and aging. While the binding is still intact it is no longer very tight. The book should be handled with care. The handwriting is clear throughout in pencil. There is so smudging and fading in a few pages but in general the handwriting is clear and legible. The Pancho Villa Expeditionnow known officially in the United States as the Mexican Expedition but originally referred to as the "Punitive Expedition U.S. Army"was a military operation conducted by the United States Army against the paramilitary forces of Mexican revolutionary Francisco "Pancho" Villa from March 14 1916 to February 7 1917 during the Mexican Revolution of 19101920. The expedition was launched in retaliation for Villa's attack on the town of Columbus New Mexico and was the most remembered event of the Border War. OVERALL: G; Manuscript; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF CAMP COTTON EL PASO TEXAS BORDER WAR BORDER CAMPAIGN MEXICAN REVOLUTION PANCHO VILLA EXPEDITION MEXICO-UNITED STATES BORDER U.S.-MEXICAN RELATIONS PERSHING EXPEDITION PUNITIVE EXPEDITION U.S. ARMY 9TH MASSACHUSETTS INFANTRY CAMP FRAMINGHAM WORLD WAR ONE ERA UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES SOUTHERN BORDER RIO GRANDE RIVER HIGH RANKING OFFICER DUTIES ESTABLISHMENT OF ARMY CAMP DAILY OFFICER DUTIES AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES JOURNAL LOG ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO DANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL . unknown
201925417ELos Angeles: Universal 2019. First Edition. Small format paperbound 5 3/8†x 8 1/4†117 pages. This is first appearance in book form of this screenplay specially printed for distribution to members of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences in consideration for nomination of the Best Original Screenplay for the film 1917 written by Sam Mendes and Krysty Wilson-Cairns. The film was directed by Sam Mendes and stars Dean-Charles Chapman George MacKay and Daniel Mays. A perfectbound book looking like a trade paperback. About fine copy with a hint of handling in printed wrappers. The film tells the story of two British soldiers from an infantry battalion who are assigned to race against time and deliver a message that would stop 1600 men from walking straight into a deadly trap. The film won 3 Oscars for Best Cinematography Best Visual Effects and Best Sound Mixing. It was nominated for 7 more’ Best Picture Best Director Best Original Screenplay Best Makeup and Hairstyling Best Production Design Best Original Score and Best Sound Editing. Universal paperback
19170001285SPEEDSVILLE NEW YORK. Good. 1917. On offer is an original manuscript diary handwritten by a 45 year old woman still living with her parents in or near Speedsville New York in Franklin County. The writer mentions some possible clues as to who she is: "December 25th 1923. The family Xmas dinner was enjoyed at Laura's. Those present were; Frank Laura and Bernice Lant Paul Alice and Laura Mayor and father Mother and Sister Lewis. We enjoyed a fine dinner and nicely remembered with gifts." Certainly this appears to be a daughter or sister 'in-law' to the Lewis family. Local collectors and historians will have many clues as she also states that on January 21st 1918 her mother turns 64 and on January 22nd same year her father turns 69. She also maintains a super genealogical section with many generations of specific details. Here are some snippets of this 96 page diary: 1917 "December 25th Christmas day once again. Father met Laura and family in Berkshire yesterday p.m. Brought them home to stay till this p.m. The weather mild and seasonable with good sleighing. We enjoyed a good but simple dinner. The following were at table. Father mother Flora Laura Frank Alice Bernice Aunt Emma and Mr. Baker. After enjoying the good things to eat the table was cleared and then our little gifts exchanged the money value not great but they were rich in love and all good wishes. Which are the most satisfactory of this life." "December 26th The men began ice cutting today by the covered bridge. Ice 10 inches. Mrs. Stinerd called this p.m. brought her xmas gifts to show me including knitting bag. Growing colder tonight." 1918 "January 18th Today is the first of five days shut down in all industries by order of government to relieve the fuel situation. We are having weather around the zero mark continuously." "February 2nd Wind and snow. 30 below tonight. Clear today. This month begins food regulations according to government orders. Mon. & Wed's wheatless days Tues meatless Friday porkless. One meal each day wheatless. Can buy only a certain amount of wheat flour and must buy at the same time as much of some other cereal product. All bakers must make war bread. The nation is also on short rations of fuel and sugar." "March 3rd Alice left us this morning at 9:15 to meet her people in Berkshire to return home. Seems lonesome without her. Wish we might have kept her longer. Services in St. John's today. Mr. Nanz kindly loaned me a book to read "Meditations for every day in the year". I have been reading it and like it very much ." "May 29th Miss Root came today to make us a visit. She and mother went to Red Cross meeting this p.m. Raining tonight. Mrs. Lipsett and Mr. Hobson returned to their home from spending winter in N.Y. City. F. Maynard sold his farm to Mr. Holtman." "June 5th All boys reaching the age of 21 years since June 5th 1917 must today register for miller orders. In Tompkins Co. Today is house cleaning day. Hired woman and two paper hangers. Ma went to Ber. tonight with Louis and Lydia." "August 8th Old Home Day in Speedsville Park. I spent the day with Mrs. Lipsett as in former years. The weather was perfect till after the gathering broke up. Than a hard thunder shower came up." September 5th This afternoon the funeral services for Mrs. Harry Boyer two o'clock at the house. Pa ma and F.B. attended. She was 45 years of age. Been ill quite some time. Left home only a week ago to Endicott Hospital. Aunt Jane came down here this forenoon. I have been ill in bed all day from sick headache. Raining tonight." "September 12th Raining. Today all men between 18-45 who are not already registered must register for military or government work as needed for to help win the war." "October 16th All day meeting of the Red Cross at Mrs. Leggs. Spanish influenza raging everywhere." "November 5th 7th 9th and 11th Election. A nice and sunny day. Pa been to Berkshire this the first election for the women to vote. Alfred Smith elected Governor of New York .The Lant family and party started for Florida today by auto. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Jordan a son Gilbert Ephriam Jordan .Mr. Pierce and family have moved into Mr. Meeks red house. This their first night there. Mr. Thompkins and family have moved during the week in with their son Leonard. Mr. Nanz called this p.m. Germany surrendered. Great celebrations everywhere." 1919 "January 22nd Pa's 70th birthday. The last evening party was to celebrate for him also. Their 65-70 birthday's have been a nice and pleasant one for them. Mrs. Lipsett brought them a cake and beautiful white narcissus. Laura wrote them a letter enclosing views of Daytona Florida where they are now staying. Edith Hulsander sent them a card Mrs. Stinerd gave a set of soup plates and Louise G. brought them some of her birthday cake. This is quite a lot of January birthdays. Thurston the 17th Louise the 20th Ma's the 21st Pa's the 22nd and Maud J. the 25th." "February 10th & 12th The funeral of Joseph Phillips aged 57 tumor on brain cause of death. Burial at West Slaterville .The funeral of Miss Mary Osborn aged 78. Service at Universalist Church. Burial at Jinksville." "May 13th My birthday was nicely remembered again this year by loving friends having received a box of lovely violets a collection of shells 4 letters box candy glass of orange conserve and a book The Story of Waitstill Baxter." "August 24th Sunday. Laura Frank and the girls came over this morning and took us up to Caanan sic. We looked over the old homes ate our dinner on the porch of our old house. Called on friends. Came home in a thunder shower." "October 8th Hard freeze last night. Ma feeling better. Lena came down a little while this p.m. Today begins the great transcontinental contest. Airplanes have been flying over all day. Saw my first." Collectors and local historians will be appreciative as she mentions many names: Arthur Boyer Meeks Patch's Store Stinerd Coleman's Hall Blackman Chafee Mildred Freeland Legg Edna Maynard Goodrich Comstock Eighmy Frank Yaple Pangburn Lant Dr. Heaton Arch Deacon Hagerman Josephine Jordan Lipsett Hattie Yoeman Roy Franklin Harry Zimmer Ethel Nichols Doughty Foster Rena Mae Harris and more. The diary was kept in a 3 ¾" x 6" black tablet that is G.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; WOMENS STUDIES PRE SUFFRAGE WESTERN NEW YORK CENTRAL NEW YORK GENDER STUDIES WORLD WAR I HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY AMERICANA 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 Papel . unknown
95101101Tokyo 1917 Conference of Federated Missions. Green cloth very good 421clxp. folding tables in end pocket index to volumes 1-14 appendices a very solid & clean copy. FIRST & ONLY EDITION . Semi-centennial conference commemorating the planting of Protestant Christianity in Japan. Covers a general review of the year in Japan Korea and Formosa. . The Presbyterians Baptist foreign missionary society American Christian the Universalist Lutheran missions &c. education & literature including schools for foreign children the Japanese language school religious . . unknown
Lene ÅkerlundIn Pristine Condition. unknown
0012221Midland Maryland: Improved Order of Red Men Tribe. Fair with no dust jacket. Hardcover. On offer are two historically significant ledger books spanning 10 years maintained by Chiefs of the Improved Order of Red Men of Tioga Tribe No. 126 in Midland Maryland. PLEASE REQUEST FULL BIO ON THE RED MEN FROM SELLER excluded due to word count restrictions. The first ledger spans 1919-1923 and the second covers 1931-1936. Each ledger contains the annual Roll of Chiefs where attendance is kept for each weekly meeting. This is followed by hundreds of pages of meeting minutes wherein the intimate detail of the tribes attendance discussions motions officer nominations elections and tribe finances are meticulously recorded. Excerpts follow to give the flavour of the ledgers: .Moved and Sec. Charles Bevidge be suspended from all rights and privileges of the order carried. Moved and Sec we porospone sic class initiation until Dec 30 on account of Indusstrial condition. Carried Oct 28 1919. .Moved and second Bill of Brother Jas Albright for one load of cal be received and paid. Carried. $4.25. Moved and second that a committee of three be appointed and work in conjunction with the other lodges to see about getting a doctor on committee Bro Harry Sulser John Laslo James Albright Motion carried March 16 1920. Brother McGee reported on Halloween social to be held between Red Men and Ladies Bible class. The committee desires that the Red Men get up an entertainment and Ice cream and all members are requested to bring a parcel post Oct 18 1921. Council fire was kindled for the purpose of burying our deceased brother William C. Muir. Sachem appointed. Bros Lindsey Baiman Leese and Sarage as pallbearers. Brother Muir died at the age of 81 years Sunday evening July 23 at 5: 30 oclock July 26 1935. This was a special meeting held in celebration of the 37th anniversary and 204 Washington birthday celebration. The orders Washington Birthday Ritual was used. The slations were filled as follows: long list of names and positions of tribe members.At the close of the Ritualistic Service brother Taylor was called on and he read a history of the Tribe after which the Tribe adjourned to partake of a Banquet prepared for the occasion. Dart Ball and the other amusements were indulged in Feb 22 1936. Committee reported having visited Black Hawk Tribe at Westerport. That an open air District meeting will be held in Westernport Sat Sept 19 carried. Carnival committee reported progress Moved and Sec Resignation of Bro Hunt be accepted and his successor elected. Moved and Sec we go into election of Jr. Sagamore carried . Moved and Sec we paint the outside of building for Carnival. Carried Aug 6 1936. The ledgers are absolutely brimming with names of Officers and Members of this Red Men tribe making them as interesting to a genealogist as they are to one who studies fraternal societies Maryland in the early 20th century or the Red Men more specifically. The ledgers measure 9x14 inches. They each contain hundreds of un-numbered pages. The pages ledgers are custom printed for the Red Men by Labor Saving Lodge Books in Cedar Rapids Iowa. They contain handwriting on most pages filling in the printed fields. There is tipped in ephemera and extra pages particularly in the second ledger. Both ledgers show signs of their age. Pages are in tact but the spines are loosening and the cloth hardcovers are beginning to crack and peel. Writing is legible. Overall Fair. Note: Ask seller for a link to the 19th Century ledger of a New York tribe of the Red Men being sold separately. ; Manuscripts; Folio 13" - 23" tall; Signed by Author . Improved Order of Red Men Tribe hardcover
19792092902141208353Department of Theory and Policy Faculty of Arts and Letters Ministry of Culture 1979. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Department of Theory and Policy, Faculty of Arts and Letters, Ministry of Culture paperback
192012843London 1920. EDITED BY LIONEL CARSON. 8vo. lxxviii240pp. Profusely illustrated. Cavanagh British Theatre. A Bibliography 1901 to 1985 54: 'Published annually until 1928 in 17 volumes. 1921-1925 was issued as a single volume.' unknown
29031601Tokyo 1909 Kyobunkwan. Green cloth 13 x 29 cm. 675p. inedx copious statistical charts appendix obituariesvery good a clean copy. FIRST & ONLY EDITION . . Copious reference and yearbook for Christianity in Japan for the year 1909 1910 year issue. Part I: Covers historical section evangelistic and pastoral work Sunday schools Christian education literature social reform influence of Christianity on Japanese thought and life missionary in the future his work. . Part II: general survey churches and missions YMCA YWCA work for seamen bible and tract societies obituaries copious appendices. . With a fascinating chapter: Christian work for Japanese in and around Los Angeles California. . . unknown
