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1929EAzz0090Zürich, Orell (1929). 493 S. Mit 53 Abb. OLn., berieben.
1927Khe04482London (International Headquarters) 1927. 8°, Originalleinen (Hardcover ) 186 S.,
1922136871London: Salvationist publishing and supplies Ltd. Very Good. 1922. First Edition. paperback. 4x6" smaller book. VERY GOOD Condition PAPERBACK clean solid bright.; Gold cover embossed titles & decorative Salvation Army 1" seal. to textured black limp covers.red tint to text page edges. ; Sheet Music; 2444 pages pages; With music for 270 SONGS.includes Both Old & New songs.Old Favorites.Indexed. .Leatherette appearance. . Salvationist publishing and supplies Ltd. paperback
1923002844London: S. Burgess 1923. Printed single sided tissue approximately 340mm x 340mm in size. Black marks presumably from the printing press to either side small amount of chipping to top right hand corner otherwise fairly bright. Rose corner pieces to top left and bottom right hand corners central image of General Booth though he had died in 1912 surrounded by text. S.arah Burgess specialised in the printing of these commemorative tissues generally the decorative borders were printed in Japan with the overprinting which was "commonly primitive . and display a . disregard for niceties of typography and spelling" Rickards page 221 done locally. First Edition. Unbound. Good. Folio. Commemorative Tissue. S. Burgess Paperback
1902050627Toronto Ontario Canada: The Salvation Army 1902. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 64 Pages Illus. Introduction By Evangeline Booth. Sign Of Previous Stain O/W Sound Copy Of Rare Insight Into The Early Years Of The Army In Canada Including The Western Provinces And Territories. Only One Copy Located. The Salvation Army Paperback
1921016168London England: Salvation Army 1921. Landscape two stapled cloth cover pages 23 to 34 missing red cover with black lettering insignia on cover tanned rubbed slight fraying Any picture found beside this listing may NOT actually be a picture of this book but a stock photo used by the listing site. 3 R's Used Books and Hannelore Headley Old & Fine Books Inc. are committed to saving the trees one leaf at the time!. Paperback. Good/No Jacket. Salvation Army
190417561various places including Fresno and Seattle:= ca. 1904-1953. The earliest item is dated June 1904 three men seated at a table and the latest is dated February 1953 the envelope with the bulk of the items dating from the 1920s-40s. The earliest item that indicates Salvation Army involvement is the 1924 certificate indicating Alexander Hall's promotion. Most of the manuscript notes specify locations of Fresno and Seattle Washington with a few others noting locations of Aberdeen WA and San Jose CA. One photograph was taken in Phoenix Arizona and another in Reno Nevada. . Some black-and-white and some sepia photographs. Nine photographs are matted or mounted on board and some have manuscript ink notes dates locations and/or names of subjects photographer's ink stamps on versos. . Fifty-seven photographs: thirty-two large photographs 8 x 10" or larger; three oblong photographs 6 x 10 " or larger; twenty-two smaller photographs 3 x 4" to 5 x 7". With multiple copies of some photos: two copies each of five photos three copies of one photo and four copies of one photo. Plus an official Salvation Army certificate of achievement 10 x 11 " dated 1924 in Fresno California noting the promotion of Alexander Hall to the position of Adjutant; and an envelope addressed to Mrs. Major Alexander Hall Elsie Hall which encloses four of the photos. A very good set. The original owner of this archive was Alexander Hall 1876 – 1954. He was born in Ontario Canada but lived most of his life in California and died in Seattle. His wife Elsie Alberta née Brown 1887 – 1980 also appears in many of the photos present in this archive. Elsie was born in Manitoba Canada and died in Seattle. She is shown in her Salvation Army uniform on a parade float holding babies posing amongst food donations with her husband and attending Salvation Army events conferences picnics fundraisers and more. From 1934-35 Alexander commanded the local Corps in Bellingham Washington and he eventually rose to the rank of Major. Perhaps the most impressive items in the collection are the group photos of Salvation Army members both men and women in their uniforms. One large sepia photo 13 x 6 " captures a group of dozens of members posed in front of an unnamed Salvation Army headquarters and another taken in Fresno California in 1944 captures a similarly large group in front of a mural of the globe with the text "Christ for the World." [various places, including Fresno and Seattle:= unknown