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200236677Collegeville:: Liturgical Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2002. Hardcover. 081462779X . First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Liturgical Press, hardcover books
199934524NY: Henry Holt. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1999. Hardcover. 0805039104 . First American printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Henry Holt hardcover books
200033947NY: Continuum. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2000. Hardcover. 0826412653 . First edition. Previous owner's name blacked out on front free endpaper else about fine in a fine dust jacket. . Continuum hardcover books
200636156Columbia:: University of South Carolina Press. As New in As New dust jacket. 2006. Hardcover. 1570036306 . First edition. As new in like dust jacket. Still in original shrinkwrap. ; 280 pages . University of South Carolina Press, hardcover books
199922373NY: Continuum. As New in As New dust jacket. 1999. Hardcover. 082641205X . First edition. As new in like dust jacket. . Continuum hardcover books
190023607New York NY: J. Schaefer 1900. A small 'pocket-size' novena sheet; approx. 3" x 4 1/4" size; printed by J. Schaefer NY; two sides with subdued printers-ornament border; imprimatur of Michael Augustine Corrigan Archbishop of New York; not dated and Corrigan was in this position 1885 - 1902; noted at top 'For Private Devotion' with nine visits in nine days required to fulfill the novena which begins with the appeal to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and follows to Mary & various saints; slight wear; in very good condition. Unknown. Not Bound. Very Good. J. Schaefer Paperback books
189643317Boston: American Citizen Co 1896. First Edition. Tabloid 22" x 16"; 8pp. On newsprint with original horizontal and vertical folds; single small perforation at centerline without loss; Very Good. This short-lived nativist news sheet was if not the official organ then at least the affiliated mouthpiece of the American Protective Association an anti-Catholic anti-immigrant membership society founded in Clinton Iowa in 1887. The group played a vocal but not particularly influential role in the Presidential elections of 1896 ginning up as much phony opposition as they could to the nomination of William McKinley whom they accused of refusing to meet with the APA's delegates and failing to repudiate the Catholic vote. The allegations were generally false but no matter; this was fake news before fake news was cool and the group established a playbook that has been adhered to by the nativist Right ever since. The APA's viewpoint on the elections is strongly represented in the pages of the current issue with numerous articles denouncing the Vatican McKinley and the imputed ties between the two. Front page features a derogatory racist cartoon lampooning the political aspirations of Democrat William E. Russell of Massachusetts who had announced his candidacy a week earlier and who died suddenly and unexpectedly a few months later. A nicely preserved and highly representative single issue of a scarce newspaper. Narrowly represented in institutional collections and not generally seen in commerce. American Citizen Co unknown books
19060000433New York: Macmillan 1906. First edition. Modest wear at spine extremities including a couple of nicks corners bumped hinge cracked at the title page in volume 1 still secure light unobtrusive dampstain diminishing through p. 18 in volume 2 text slightly toned about very good. Complete in 4 volumes. 8vo xii 620 pp.; xi 608 pp. plus folding chart; xi 575 pp.; xii 619 pp. Publisher's gilt-lettered blue cloth. Top edges gilt. <br/><br/> Criticized for anti-Catholic & anti-Spanish bias the author’s treatise was none-the-less considered groundbreaking. He was awarded honorary degrees from Harvard Princeton & the University of Pennsylvania. Macmillan hardcover books
193515273Saint Etienne: Les Succrs de G. Bochard ca. 1935. 4to. Commercial burgundy board scrapbook. String-tied with matching silk braid. 10.5” x 8” approx. containing sixteen card-stock leaves mounted recto and verso with 92 original silk sample swatches. Three black-and-white photo illustrations of finished patterns also mounted within. Mild wear and staining to boards only. Internally bright sound and apparently complete. Near fine. <br/><br/>Lovely salesman's sample book of sacramental vestment textiles from the French firm of G. Bochard which operated in St. Etienne from the late 19th century until the mid 20th. The company focused primarily on embroidered silks not only for vestments but also table cloths banners book braids and the like. Examples in this volume include swatches of numerous priestly vestments: alb cincture maniple stole chasuble cope dalmatic surplice and cotta represented in brightly-colored woven silks as well as embroidered and tapestry fabrics — many with stock notes and other related penciled marginalia in French. A beautiful production. [Les Succrs de G. Bochard] hardcover books
191415321Massachusetts ca. 1914. First Edition. Wraps. Very good . Oblong folio. Commercial string-tied album. Cloth covered limp card boards. Gilt lettering to front. 50 leaves holding a single portrait photograph and 194 clipped artwork reproductions within hand-cut corner mounts at rectos and versos. Each page with ornate outlining and calligraphic titling in white album pen. Loose tissue guards between leaves intact. Mild handling wear. One clipped element perished. Overall clean well preserved. Very good or better in a custom archival clamshell box. <br/><br/>A hand-accented gift scrapbook of religious iconography created and presented by Julia Morin to her brother Reverend William Morin upon the occasion of his ordination. Populated with reproductions of the masterworks of Christian art by Bellini Gaddi Titian Correggio Raphael Del Sarto Renni Rubens Rembrandt Hoffman among others each page is carefully engrossed with exquisite titles and borders. Plates likely clipped from THE PERRY MAGAZINE FOR SCHOOL AND HOME a Boston-based periodical of the era which reproduced fine works of art for use in education. Several instances of hand-colored covering-over an otherwise nude baby Jesus add a note of reverential modesty. Julia's inscription to the cover identifies her as a 1914 graduate of St. Ann's Convent presumably of Readville MA. Historical references cite William as having ministered to congregations near Boston Fitchburg and North Adams. A touching and lovingly-assembled folk book. paperback books
