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186386383New York: Board of Publication of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church 1863. 1st ed. Hardcover. Near Fine. 2 plates including frontis portrait of the deceased 216p. Recent quarterbinding. 15cm. A father's loving memoir full of Christian sentiment for a son who sickened and died in Beaufort South Carolina while serving as a white officer in the Union Army's first black regiment First South Carolina Volunteer Infantry. Board of Publication of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church hardcover
1848011902First Edition. 1847. Foxing. Fine maps. Original red and white vertical stripe cover in great condition. Gilt lettering to front with nice inlaid design. Prior owner pencil and fountain pen notes in inside covers. Sits well in the hand. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1848. hardcover
18881127W757399Pub. By the Author Railway World Office. Good. 1888. Unknown Binding. Small folio. Original pebbled cloth stamped in blind and gold. Spine decorations with pack horses and train. Edges worn tips and top & bottom spine frayed small dig to front board. Some signatures pulled paper toned. All plates present. . Pub. By the Author, Railway World Office unknown
182530124Berlin 1825-56. vollständig aus den verschiedenen Ausgaben seiner Werke und Briefe aus anderen Büchern und noch unbenutzten Handschriften gesammelt kritisch u. historisch bearbeitet 6 Bde. Gering stockfl.Gering berieben. Bibliothekssign.St. u. Ex Libris. Insgesamt gute Erhaltung Reimer 8°. Pbd. Religion unknown
1873005337Lund: C. W. R. Gleerups Forlag 1873 1873-1874. Portrait frontis-piece of Marten Luther 402pp 386pp 119pp 1 48pp bound in leather rebacked text in Swedish. Covers show wear pages show corner curl closed tear to one page ownership inside cover lacks free endpapers. C. W. R. Gleerups Forlag hardcover
190040670Stuttgart : Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1900. 43 cm2°. (43x33 cm). 4 Blatt Famlienchronik unausgefüllt. 774 Spalten und 117 ganzseitige Abbildungen. 2. Band: Sp. 779-1236 , 1Bl., 344 Spalten. Tafeln 118 - 230., Schrift: Fraktur / Altdeutsche Schrift. gebundene Ausgabe, Halbleder, Dreiseitiger Goldschnitt, Blind- und Goldprägung, Band 1 + 2: an den Außengelenken oben aufgeplatzt; Band 2: Leinen wegen Wasserfleck hinten aufgeplatz und schadhaft, sonst gut
184639416Albany New-York: Published by Luther Tucker 1846. 8 8 2 1-72 105-392 pp. Issues 1-2 4-12 lacking issue No. 3. Scattered light to moderate spotting. Illustrations. Good. Engraved bookplate of Maurice Robert Des Marais on front pastedown.<br /> <br /> The Cultivator was one of the "most prominent of the scores of periodicals devoted to farming stock raising horticulture and allied topics" Mott The New York State Agricultural Society established it in 1834. "A long-standing agricultural journal. . . Absorbed 'Genesee Farmer and Gardeners' Journal' Ja 1840. Absorbed by 'Cultivator and Country Gentleman'." Lomazow<br /> Mott 442-443 802. Lomazow 301a and 301b. Published by Luther Tucker unknown
1855274329Charleston VA 1855. unbound. 1 page 9.75 x 7.5 inches Charleston Virginia October 1 1855 to Dr. Rufus Woodward during Bell's brief retirement in full: "Your letter was received just as I was leaving home and with some others accidentally overlooked until to-day when the application of an interested party to learn where a patient could be sent when insane to a State Hospital reminded me of it. I need scarcely say that I shall be very willing to be referred to via connection with your.for which I wish all success. Hoping that this reply may not be too late for your purpose." Irregular left margin; natural folds but otherwise in very good condition. Provenance: The Rufus Woodward Archive: sold at Alexander Autographs February 2007; The Richard Manzi Collection; Argosy Books.<br/><br/> American physician and one of the most important figures in Mental Health during the early 19th century. He was one of the founders of the Association Institutions for the Insane now the American Psychiatric Association -- the first Medical Society in the United States. During the Civil War he was assigned a commission as a surgeon in the U.S. Army 11th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. He took part in the Battle of Bull Run but became ill and died several months later on February 11 1862. His papers are housed in the University of New Hampshire Library.<br/><br/> unknown books
1855334753Charleston VA 1855. unbound. 1 page 9.75 x 7.5 inches Charleston Virginia October 1 1855 to Dr. Rufus Woodward during Bell's brief retirement in full: "Your letter was received just as I was leaving home and with some others accidentally overlooked until to-day when the application of an interested party to learn where a patient could be sent when insane to a State Hospital reminded me of it. I need scarcely say that I shall be very willing to be referred to via connection with your.for which I wish all success. Hoping that this reply may not be too late for your purpose." Irregular left margin; natural folds but otherwise in very good condition. Provenance: The Rufus Woodward Archive: sold at Alexander Autographs February 2007; The Richard Manzi Collection; Argosy Books.<br/> <br/> American physician and one of the most important figures in Mental Health during the early 19th century. He was one of the founders of the Association Institutions for the Insane now the American Psychiatric Association -- the first Medical Society in the United States. During the Civil War he was assigned a commission as a surgeon in the U.S. Army 11th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. He took part in the Battle of Bull Run but became ill and died several months later on February 11 1862. His papers are housed in the University of New Hampshire Library.<br/> <br/> unknown
1894242457Franklin Falls N.H.: Merrimack Journal Print 1894. Vignette of black gelding. 98 lines of text including ornamental headline and 27-line advertisement for Dr. Goudy's Magic Liniment; 24 lines naming references in N.H. and Vt. 15 inches x 5-1/2 inches. A few tiny marginal flaws. Small tape repair on verso at old fold. Fine. Vignette of black gelding. 98 lines of text including ornamental headline and 27-line advertisement for Dr. Goudy's Magic Liniment; 24 lines naming references in N.H. and Vt. 15 inches x 5-1/2 inches. Informative professional circular for an unusual specialty with related advertisements for liniment and for spaying dogs. Merrimack Journal Print unknown books
18402873Here are two bound volumes 48 issues of an antique agriculture/farming publication "THE CULTIVATOR - A Consolidation of Buel's Cultivator and Genesee Farmer Designed to Improve the Soil and the Mind and to Elevate the Character and Standing of the Cultivators of the American Soil" edited by Willis Gaylord and Luther Tucker. The volumes contain a complete run of 48 issues from January 1840 through December 1843. The issues are illustrated some illustrations have color tints; there is at least one full-page engraved plate in volume IX & X. Each volume contains an alphabetized list of Contents.<br /><br />Jesse Buel was an American newspaper publisher politician and agricultural reformer. "The Cultivator" was one of the most popular of the many agricultural journals being published for American farmers during the period.<br /><br /> Bound Volumes VII & VIII: 24 issues total 12 issues for 1840 Jan-Dec; 12 issues for 1841 Jan-Dec<br /> Bound Volumes IX & X: 24 issues total 12 issues for 1842 Jan-Dec; 12 issues for 1843 Jan-Dec<br /><br />Here are a just few examples of the contents: Cows best for the dairy; Breeding cattle and sheep; Garden culture of carrots; Apple gathering for Winter; Preparation of bees-wax; Beer and Beer shops of England; Different kinds of bacon; Plowing in the Fall; Experiments with different kinds of manures; How to pickle cucumbers; Digging and preserving potatoes; To make soap; A remedy for sore eyes; Amount of food necessary for horses; Indian corn; Proper soil and location for a garden; Method of making coffee; Work for October; Model farms of France; The influence of the Moon; Manufacture of maple sugar; To preserve tomatoes; Experiment in fatting swine; Wheat in New England; Culture of strawberries; How to build a stone wall; Extirpation of weeds; How to make vinegar.<br /><br />Condition:<br />Volume VII & VIII: Wear at the corner tips; the top of the spine has a dark stain and a few tiny holes. Tight binding with no loose pages; crack at the front hinge between the title page and 1st contents page despite the crack the front cover is firmly attached and is not shaky. Nice pages with scattered foxing and an occasional small stain. Volume IX & X: wear to the corner tips; the left edge of the spine has split 1/3 of the way down from the top and the right edge has split 2" down from the top. Wear along the outer board edges. Tight binding with no loose pages; both covers are firmly attached. Light foxing to the pages. Both volumes have a name written in pen on the front end paper.one is dated 1842 and "$2.75" is written in pen at the upper-outer corner. Overall the volumes are in very good condition. Jesse Buel & Co. hardcover
18332110New York: Samuel Raynor 1833. 24 leave. Good with soiling of the cover. The last text page indicates L. Jackson did the script P. Maverick cut the plates. An attractive example of a instruction book for penmanship. Nash R. American penmanship 1800-1850 123. Teo copies of this edition located at Columbia and AAS. Samuel Raynor unknown
1816051071London: Gale and Fenner 1816. Quarter Leather. Good. Good clean tight copy with moderate wear. Worn edges and leather corners. Text free of marks. Previous owners bookplate inside. Professional book dealer since 1999. All orders are processed promptly and carefully packaged. <br/> <br/> Gale and Fenner hardcover
18805005217Reading PA: Das Amt der Schlüssel und die Beichte die Haustafel in hübschen Bildern für liebe Christenkinder. 1880. Exceedingly scarce Martin Luther pamphlet published in Reading PA in German in the 1880's. Only one copy on OCLC/Worldcat. 16 pp. Sewn wraps. Title in red and black; text in decorative red border. Text in German. . First Edition Thus. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Das Amt der Schlüssel und die Beichte, die Haustafel, in hübschen Bildern für liebe Christenkinder. Paperback
1860241907New York: James Egbert Printer 321 Pearl Street 1860. First edition. 247 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Original cloth. Fine. Bookplate. First edition. 247 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Cowan p. 570; Hill 1535; Wheat Gold Rush 176; Sabin 77485 James Egbert, Printer, 321 Pearl Street unknown books
1860241907New York: James Egbert Printer 321 Pearl Street 1860. First edition. 247 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Original cloth. Fine. Bookplate. First edition. 247 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Cowan p. 570; Hill 1535; Wheat Gold Rush 176; Sabin 77485 James Egbert, Printer, 321 Pearl Street unknown
184221404Lowell Mass: Daniel Bixby 1842. First edition large 12mo pp. 242 2; very good copy in orig. green ribbed cloth paper label on spine with one very small nick in the corner. "A work dealing with the chemistry of soils and manures and one of the first such scientific treatises written by an American and published in the United States. It attracted immediate attention and went through several editions. He later wrote an Essay on Manures 1850 which was widely used as a rural handbook and for which the author was awarded a prize by the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture" DAB. Daniel Bixby unknown
184221404Lowell Mass: Daniel Bixby 1842. First edition large 12mo pp. 242 2; very good copy in orig. green ribbed cloth paper label on spine with one very small nick in the corner. "A work dealing with the chemistry of soils and manures and one of the first such scientific treatises written by an American and published in the United States. It attracted immediate attention and went through several editions. He later wrote an Essay on Manures 1850 which was widely used as a rural handbook and for which the author was awarded a prize by the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture" DAB. <br/><br/> Daniel Bixby hardcover books
18363-0-96Leipzig, Kummer, 1836. quer 4°, mit 100 ganzseitigen Kupfertafeln, IV, 25 S., HLn. d. Zt
181935752Lancaster Pa.: Johann Bär 1819. Folio 39.5 cm 15.5". Frontis. 5 ff. 100 12 pp. 2 ff. 738 26 pp.; 2 blank ff.; 227 1 92 pp. Lacks plate before the N.T. <br><br>Johann Bär's 1819 German Luther Bible in fraktur type a.k.a. "black letter" was the first complete Bible printed in "Lancaster Penn" and the=> first folio German Bible printed in America: It was an impressive production large in size set on good paper and the type pleasantly laid out and neatly impressed in double-column format. The frontispiece engraved by J. Henry and showing Moses with the tables of the law is appealing.<br>Â Â Â Â In the preliminaries the double-column text includes a brief biography of Luther and an essay by the famous Pietist August Herman Franke 16631727 advising how to read Scripture. The printer was only 19 years old when he undertook this massive project and despite the numerous subscribers listed on five preliminary pages in four-cloumn format he was nearly bankrupted by the enterprise.<br>Â Â Â Â In the upper outer corner of the front pastedown is the large printed binder's label of "Henrich Miller buchbinder in der Ost Dranien Strasse gegeneuber der Lancaster. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â O'Callaghan 146; Shaw & Shoemaker 47206; Arndt & Eck German Language Printing in the U.S. 2363. Contemporary calf over wood boards evidence of metal and leather clasp closures; leather perished joints outside open front board much loosened but holding tenuously and rear board more securely attached. Foxing and brown staining as usual. Lacks the plate opposite the New Testament title-page. A good copy only yet still => a touching "story" and a touchstone American Bible. Johann Bär hardcover books
18994990New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons The Knickerbocker Press 1899. First edition. First edition. Thick quarto. Original blue fine weave cloth with gorgeous all over gilt blocked cover design by Margaret Armstrong consisting of grapes and grape vine on a trellis also used for spine. This model cover design appears in later Putnam titles Morris Tennyson Emerson Rossettis however in those later uses clumsy lettering by another hand was employed as per Gullans. This is the quite rare first edition of 1899 the only copy on the market as of this date. Two marks are rear cover slight wear to corners and margins of spine. Overall the binding is very good and near fine in the interior. Gullans #61. G. P. Putnam's Sons, The Knickerbocker Press unknown books
18973752New York: D. Appleton 1897. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. No DJ as Issued. Light/moderate shelf wear tips through light wear at head minor rubbing at hinges/tips spine evenly toned gilt bright else tight bright and unmarred. Halfbound black leather spine and tips blue pebbled cloth boards red dye speckled at text block edges. 8vo. xvii 1117pp. Illus. color and b/w plates one fold-out. Index. <br/><br/>The first real complete and authoritative American text on pediatrics. Cone History of American Pediatrics 104- 105pp; Levinson p.108; Veeder 33-60pp. Overall a handsome copy. D. Appleton hardcover books
18973752New York: D. Appleton 1897. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. No DJ as Issued. First Edition. Hardcover. The first real complete and authoritative American text on pediatrics. Cone History of American Pediatrics 104- 105pp; Levinson p.108; Veeder 33-60pp. Overall a handsome copy. Light/moderate shelf wear tips through light wear at head minor rubbing at hinges/tips spine evenly toned gilt bright else tight bright and unmarred. Halfbound black leather spine and tips blue pebbled cloth boards red dye speckled at text block edges. 8vo. xvii 1117pp. Illus. color and b/w plates one fold-out. Index. D. Appleton hardcover
181565189Lenox Mass 1815. Single sheet 24.5 x 20 cm. partly printed completed in manuscript. Old folds heavily foxed. For $60.00 Gale sells one bark mill and grants to Elias Gould of Henniker County of Hillsborough NH "the full and exclusive right and liberty of using the said Bark-Mill in the town and county aforesaid." Signed by Gale and witnessed probably by his wife dated in ink September 11 1815. See RINK 1394 for one copy of an 1818 broadside printed in Lenox which takes note of a patent infringement for this patent; and for the grant of patent right see RINK 1392 which is an 1813 notification that Gale has purchased exclusive right to C. Tobey's patent bark mill. Presumably this is a somewhat different machine than our 1811 Gale patent. This broadside is not listed in Rink or Imprints. <br/><br/> unknown books
1900136802Philadelphia & London: J. B. Lippincott Company 1900. Octavo pp. 1-6 7-308 309-320: ads frontispiece with illustration by Virginia H. Davisson title page printed in red and black original pictorial white cloth front and spine panels stamped in red and purple rear panel stamped in red binding signed "H" t.e.g. other edges untrimmed. First edition. A presentation copy with initialed inscription by Long on the front free endpaper: "Das heist vergiss-mein-nich" This means "forget-me-not". "If the exotic quality in Lafcadio Hearn was made authentic by observation that of John Luther Long 1861-1927 was largely the product of his imagination at times of high order and one that has not had proper appreciation either in fiction or drama. He was never in Japan but inspired by information which he received from his sister Mrs. Irwin Currell he established an atmosphere which has the illusion of reality and from it he evolved one character at least of supreme importance who has passed into world literature . Long continued his exotic romance in THE FOX WOMAN 1900 an imaginative novel of a crippled Japanese artist and his worship of a beautiful but soulless American woman to whom he is just a passing whim. She is the 'Fox Woman' of the Japanese who is without a soul. For her own pleasure she models him after the hideous Ni-O figures and in order to please her he tries to look like these grotesques until he grows as bestial as they and his soul becomes subject to his body just as before his ugly body had been made noble in the eyes of his wife Jewel by the splendor of his soul. Long uses effectively the utter submission of a Japanese wife to her husband's will in Marushida's present to Miss Carroway of Jewel for her body servant. The inevitable discovery on the artist's part of his abandonment by the goddess and the return of Jewel are told simply and naturally." - Quinn American Fiction pp. 516-518. Long is best known for his long short story "Madame Butterfly" dramatized in collaboration with David Belasco later made into the famous opera by Puccini. Wright III 3388. Stamping on spine panel faded mild dust soiling to rear panel a very good copy. A very nice copy of a rare vampire novel. #136802 J. B. Lippincott Company unknown books
