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1867065806New York: Charles Scribner & Co. 1867. Full cloth binding sunned and tones with some cloth loss at spine ends. Binding firm. Prior owner names in front. xxiii 262pp. followed by 2 pages publisher's adverts. Author was Vicar of Wherstead and Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 8vo - 8" - 9" Tall. Charles Scribner & Co. Hardcover
1847211317London: J Gladding 1847. . xvi 196 pages endpapers foxed top edges roughly cut. Now scarce except as print-on-demand reprints. Originally published as miscellaneous papers in a monthly periodical in 1839. Cloth. Average. J Gladding Hardcover
1877799Pennsylvania: Valley Sentinel Office 1877. Hardcover. Fair. Blue hardcover lacking dustjacket no additional printings listed so probably first edition. A fair to good copy with heavy wear to the extremeties most pronounced at the spine ends. Both hinges are split and fragile but boards still attached. Front free endpaper detached otherwise all pages bound in and intact. Previous owners inscriptions to the first blank - one from 1881 and one from 1968 - otherwise an unmarked copy. Pages with age toning and a bit of foxing text clean and legible. 263 pp. indexed ahistory of the church's first 100 years. Laid in at front is a newspaper article from the local paper about a man who brings his chair to the Presbyterian Church to spend the day after the local benches were all removed. <br/><br/> Valley Sentinel Office hardcover
18900008197Boston and Chicago: Congregational Sunday-School and Publishing Society 1890. First edition. Hardcover. Good. 12mo 394 pages embossed brown cloth; some spotting <br/><br/>Unknown to Wright's AMERICAN FICTION. Frontispiece plates. This is the only edition and WorldCat cites only 6 copies. Congregational Sunday-School and Publishing Society hardcover
1859496733London: Spottiswoode & Co 1859. . 28 190 64 page cloth spine torn and detached from back cover. The first 28 pages are repeated at the beginning of the 190 page item which is A Letter to Charles Ranken Esq Chairman of the Board of Directors of Price's Patent Candle Company in answer to fears expressed by some of the Proprietors about the Religious Work now going on in the Company's Factory in Vauxhall April 1857. The remaining 64 page item from around 1859 is Papers bearing more or less directly on the present Religious Revivals; put together by J P Wilson. Cloth. Average. Spottiswoode & Co Hardcover
1863000774Providence: Sidney S. Rider 1863. In fragile condition. An 1863 reprint of the 1652 book. Originally printed in London February 1652. Complete Title is: "Experiments of Spiritual Life & Health and their Preservatives in which the weakest child of God may get assurance of his spiritual life and blessednesse and the strongest may find proportionable discoveries of his Christian growth and the means of it. By Roger Williams of Providence in New England." The title page is a reproduction from 1652. This 1863 reproduction is faithful to the original with the typeface of the period substituting the letter "F" for "S" and using what is now less conventional spelling. This was a limited edition reprinting of 500 copies. Roger Williams 1603-1683 was a religious reformer maverick and perhaps the first supporter of Native American rights. He is also credited as being the first in the American colonies to attempt to prohibit slavery. Williams was one of the founders of Providence Plantations in 1636 now known as the state of Rhode Island. Williams emigrated from England to Boston Massachusetts in 1631. After fleeing the Puritan Colony among many religious issues he also disapproved of the Puritans not buying the land in Plymouth from the Native Americans Williams purchased land from the Native American tribes to found the colony of Providence Plantations. Williams is of course well known for promulgating the concept of separation of church and state. He was also the founder of the American Baptist Church. The introduction in this volume is attributed to F.W. believed to be Francis Wayland and dated Providence Rhode Island December 1st 1832. Francis Wayland 1796 - 1865 was president of Brown University in Providence Rhode Island when he wrote this introduction. He served as president of Brown for almost 30 years. He was a Baptist minister and after he resigned the presidency of Brown he was pastor of the First Baptist Church in America also located in Providence. In 1835 town meeting members voted to rename East Sudbury Massachusetts "Wayland" in honor of Francis Wayland. In 1851 Francis Wayland donated money to the town to establish a public library one of the first free public libraries in the United States. Wide 8vo size volume is 59 pages with tanning to pages and foxing on some pages. Disbound covers with some detached pages in the front of the book including the title page and the first page of the introduction; pages i and ii are disbound but joined together page iii is disbound. The binding is fragile. Very thin boards. Penciled prince on cover. Inscription penciled prices or numbers on fep and penciled number and probably original bookseller's sticker on title page. Some minor chipping to page corners and margins. Most lower corners are chipped. Tanned inside covers. Family historians: the name in the book is Henry T. Drowne a gift from H Brown. Thanks for shopping with us! 100% of your purchase benefits charity and supports literacy and lifelong learning. Unknown. Poor/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Sidney S. Rider
18552021622Boston New York Cincinnati: Gould and Lincoln 1855. Revised American Edition. Hardcover. Good. Octavo 420 vi pages quarter calf spine chipped; x-library with one perforation at the preface two bookplates one private for Mellie Mansloor Rea inked name of Laura Hoyt of the Seminary at Oxford Ohio. <br/><br/>This volume contains Paley's legendary treatise laying out his argument for the existence of God based on design using the analogies of a watch and an eye. This work had considerable influence upon Charles Darwin's thinking. Paxton;s 39 engraved plates begin with a breakdown of a watch next an ey and so on. "The principal object here had in view has been to make such additions as with the help of the engraved views would bring the argument as stated by the author clearly within reach of all readers." - Preface by Ware. Gould and Lincoln hardcover
181770315030270R Storr Grantham; sold by Baldwin Cradock and Joy London Grantham 1817. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. The author Rev William Dodwell died in July 1824 at Grantham in the county of Lincolnshire aged 72 years he was the Rector of Welby and Stoke Rochford in the same county. A few months previously to his death he gave Ten Thousand Pounds to the Wesleyan Missionary Society and bequeathed the principal part of his property to charitable purposes including the funding of the education of 6 boys and 6 girls who are educated from the age of 6 to 12 years and the dividends of £1608 to care for the parish poor of Stoke Rochford North Stoke and South Stoke and Welby near Grantham. This is probably a late 19th Century rebind/recover with black corners and spine there is a small area of surface loss at the bottom of the spine firm marked brown boards sound binding. The title page has two signature and the word "Stoke"inscribed on it. The final page page 353/4 has a pasted paper repair to the margin - the text is not affected. Pages have occasional freckles and are lightly marked at both ends of the volume. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 70315030270. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. R Storr, Grantham; sold by Baldwin , Cradock and Joy, London hardcover
182145420London: Longman Hurst Rees. Orme and Brown 1821. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. First edition. Hardback. leather binding viii 336 pp Theological college withdrawn stamp on inside cover as well as pasted note about the presenter of the book to the library 19th century. Small library stamp at base of title page. Top two inches of backstrip missing otherwise Good condition Contents clean. Very Scarce. No dust jacket. <br/> <br/> Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme and Brown hardcover
1835032020London: John Stephens 1835. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 8vo 19.5 x 12 cm. Pp. xxii 2 323 Publisher's maroon ribbed cloth with paper title label to the spine remains strong but cloth a little rubbed and somewhat marked and faded title label rubbed. Contents good and tight original pale yellow end papers small private ex libris stamp of "The Rev. Owen Williams Library St Paul's Bangor" title page and end papers a little toned and age-marked. Overall a very good copy of this rare Methodist publication. John Stephens Hardcover
183070621071046John Harris St Paul's Church-Yard London 1830. First Edition. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Quarter leather with marbled boards and black spine with gilt lettering and simple decoration. All plates are present and placed at pages: frontis 20 62 87 113 133 155 170 208 223 233 246 267 288 321 350 374 and 403. Rubbed overs with scuffed corners bbed leather over joints. Sound binding. Hand-written date pencilled on inside of front cover July 16 1882 and previous owner's name and date Agnes Gertrude Coates June 5th 144 in ink on reverse of free front end-paper. Top of title-page has been cut away. Light foxing to prelims. Packed weight approx. 3kg. Contains black and white plates full page illustrations. No dust jacket as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 70621071046. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. John Harris, St Paul's Church-Yard hardcover
1881BOOKS009297IKampen:: G.Ph. Zalsman. Fair/G unmarked HB; no DJ. 1881. ISBN: Dutch Frontispiece illus. of Capture of A.C. Van Raalte 626 pp. Catalogs: REFORMED. Keywords: NEDERLAND DUTCH. G.Ph. Zalsman unknown
1871222604Lancaster PA: Johann Bar's Sons 1871. Book. Fair. Leather Bound. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Continued title: "Auf Begehren der Bruderschaft der Mennonisten gemelnen aus vielen Kederbuchern gesammelt. Mit einem dreyfachen register." Unpartheyisches Singing Book: containing spirited songs and psalms for general use of the true worship. Lancaster Mennonite songbook. Small leather book 5 raised bands on spine bases of 2 closure straps clasps missing. 80 483 pp. plus 19 p. index. Musical scores and text in German 2 columns. Condition: Fair; front board almost detached; significant scuffing/chipping to covers and spine; foxing and age toning some page corners bent with a few tears to first few pages and some index pages; mudty smell from leather. 7 1/8" H x 4 1/2" W x 1 3/4" D. Johann Ba?r's Sons Hardcover
1841000012084Dover: The Trustees of the Free-Will Baptist Connection 1841. Reprint. Hardcover. Good. 24mo. 28 cm x 16 cm. 5 3 4-999 1000 1-20 1 556-608 2 pp. Full brown sheep with gold lettering and gold rules on the spine. A hymnal for the churches of the Free-will Baptist Connection. With several hymns by the noted writer Isaac Watts. Each hymn has its place of origin printed under its lyrics. First blank leaf excised someone had written a contemporary name on it the leaves are moderately foxed with several small dog-ears. The Trustees of the Free-Will Baptist Connection hardcover
185055871Philadelphia: J. W. Moore 1850. new edition. Hardcover. Very good. 6 x 10 in. xx 670 pp 4 folding plates pub. adverts. Half brown calf with marbled paper boards. Condition is VERY GOOD ; front inner joint is a little pulled but not cracked; just the endpapers broken inside allowing a little give but the threads attaching the cover are all excellent. Leather at joints is supple not dry and cracked. Covers have some wear a little bumping to corners and the spine label is about 50% lacking. Text clean with a touch of foxing. Fold-out plates are all undamaged but a little foxed. No markings. Rel. Stax. J. W. Moore hardcover
186870122061096Frederick Warne and Company; Scribner Welford and Co London; New York 1868. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Purple covers with ornate gilt and black decoration. Lightly rubbed and bumped spine-ends and corners. Gilt block edges. Clean black end-papers. Framed text. Title page in gilt and brown frontis in brown and cream both framed in gilt. Text is framed and printed in brown with decorated capitals footers and vignettes. Previous owner's details obliterated from reverse of front end-paper with black ink. Foxing to this page and facing obverse of frontis. Separation between pages viii and ix binding is otherwise sound. Publishers catalogue at rear. xviii 290 2. No dust-jacket. Undated by publisher. Dated by reference to COPAC/Library Hub Discover. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 70122061096. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. This book is heavier than 1kg and may incur additional delivery charges on some delivery services to some locations. Frederick Warne and Company; Scribner, Welford and Co hardcover
188235579Oxford & New York: Oxford University Press/ T. Nelson & Sons 1882. Revised. Hardcover. Very Good . Each volume2 1/2 x 4 inches. Prayer xxxviii 452 pages Hymnal 440 pages. In a leather carrier with a clasp and a small pocket inside front cover Patented June 1878. Condition of the books is Very Good gift inscription on each ffep slightwear to edges of covers text is very clean bindings tight. Carrier is Very Good rubbed at edges 2 small tears at top of spine clasp works. Mini RGR Oxford University Press/ T. Nelson & Sons hardcover
1824011718London: Jones & Co. 1824. Book. Very Good. Full Leather. 24mo 7 x 11cm. pp. 492 bound with The Psalms of David including separate title page printed for J. Carr pp. 164; b/w engraved plates after Stothard Reynolds Benjamin West Guercino Guido Raphael etc. plates appear in text oppposite following pages: frontis 1 31 39 129 177 241 321 441 457 460 462 466 and 481 Contemporary dark red straight-grained morocco with gilt lettering and decoration to the spine gilt borders to the boards binding very good with a little rubbing to extremities front joint professionally rejointed. Contents clean and tight original marbled endpapers worm track to the first few pages contemporary gift inscription to front blank dated 1834. engraved title page slightly trimmed at base all edges gilt a little rubbed. A very good tight copy. Jones & Co. Hardcover
186455233Oxford: Oxford University Press 1864. Full leather. Good . 5 x 7 in. Not paginated. Full black morocco with gilt spine title. Condition is GOOD ; covers clean leather has surface wear and wear to edges and joints - joints whole and sound. Slight loss to spine head. Binding tight. Gift message on ffep text clean unmarked. Rel. Stax. Oxford University Press hardcover
185055840New York: American Bible Society 1850. Full leather. Good . 4x 6 in. 805 250 pp. Full black morocco with gilt. Gilt text edges. Name of Mary Frances Vining on ffep with a gift message from her father dated 1848. Condition is GOOD ; spine head has three small tears one each side and a central. Hinges strong with no cracks. Covers clean a little worn from use gilt a trifle dull. Corners mildly bumped with minimal wear. Binding tight. Text clean. Endpapers and blanks at end have pencil notes on religious thought one dated 1873. Rel. Stax. American Bible Society hardcover
1831014299London: Samuel Bagster and Sons 1831. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition Thus. 48mo 11 x 8cm. pp. viii 546 pages plus 5 hand-coloured maps 2 double-page including world map and a plate of "new testament" written in 48 different languages. Original blind-stamped full black morocco with a working metal clasp to the fore-edge binding very good with a little gentle rubbing only. All edges gilt. Contents clean and tight original pale purple end papers there a number of blanks at the front and back with contemporary mostly pencil annotation -very small and neat a little pencil annotation in the text. A very good copy. Conforms with "Herbert" 1787. Samuel Bagster and Sons Hardcover
187722982Philadelphia: Henry Longstreth 1877. Hardcover. Very Good. 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. Each essay individually paginated. Brown cloth boards with blindstamped decoration. Condition is VERY GOOD ; corners lightly worn spine head is worn. Sunned at and around the spine. Binding tight and text clean and unmarked. Endpapers mildly foxed. Blindstamp of the Obadiah Brown Benevolent Fund on title and first pgs. Rel. RGR. Henry Longstreth hardcover
180243926Brookfield Massachusetts: E. Merriam and Co. 1802. Hardcover. Good . 3 x 5 1/2 in. Contemporary binding of full brown calf. Two parts first part Hymns of David lacks the title pg and ffep. Condition is GOOD ; covers worn at corners leather has some small cracks to spine and jointsbut the binding is quite sound. Lacks title pg and ffep has title pg for the Hymns. The old paper is toned and has some small water spots and foxing etc. but is perfectly legible. A few pencil notes on final blanks. Rel. RGR. E. Merriam and Co. hardcover
18366849New York: J. C. Riker 1836. Hardcover. Very Good. 2 3/4 x 4 in. 350 pgs. Full green/brown morocco with gilt lettering on spine. A pocket-book style binding with a front tab that slips into a wide flat loop. B&W illus and frontis with yellow tissue guard. The1st title pg states an 1831 edition but the 2nd title page is dated 1836.Condition is VERY GOOD ; leather hs mild wear and rubbing with some mild sunning. There is an archival wheatpaste repair to a tear at the side of the front flap which is now visible only as a faint tiny line with some slight darkeneing to it. Leather is very soft and supple. Binding is tight and text very clean with some mild foxing to endpapers and no markings. Religion. RGR. J. C. Riker hardcover
1823014135Burslem; Manchester: J. Tregortha; J. Gray & Company 1823. Book. Good. Hardcover. New and Improved Edition. 8vo. pp. 454 164 index 6 1 Directions to the Binder 1; 11 leaves of plates. The title to the first work continues ."Shewing their power and influence on the affairs of mankind with several extracts and original pices from the writings of the best authors. The whole designed to prevent infidelity shew the states of separate spirits and Evince the certainty of the World to Come. A new and improved edition." The first work is not dated but the second work is dated 1823 but both works were printed by J. Gleave the second work also published by Gleave. It would appear that these two works were designed to be bound together. The directions to the Binder lists 12 plates but only 11 are bound here - there is no evidence of a 12th ever having been bound in with no associated browning to neighbouring pages at the point it should have been bound in. Other copies we have located have also only had 11 plates. The binding whilst contemporary is poor; the front board is missing and the leather to the spine is chipped and loose the first couple of pages detached. It is in need of rebinding. The contents are good and complete but some pages are well thumbed and it would appear to be a well-read copy; occasional scattered foxing more or less throughout more pronounced to some pages; a couple of plates worn along the plate mark one with loss to the fore-edge margin but no affecting printed part. A few pages also chipped/torn to margins but not affecting text. A good copy in need of rebinding. J. Tregortha; J. Gray & Company Hardcover
