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30799LAMB CHARLES & MARY. LIVINGSTON Luther S. A Bibliography of the First Editions in Book form of the Writings of Charles and Mary Lamb Published prior to Charles Lamb's Death in 1834. Orig. ccalf-backed cloth boards. N.Y.: DeVinne Press 1903. First edition. Limited to 100 numbered copies.Included are six 1pp TLS's from Livinston to P.K. Foley all concerning Lamb and written in October 1903. Spine a bit rubbed else a near fine untrimmed copy. unknown
11100FRANKLIN BENJAMIN. LIVINGSTON Luther S. Franklin and His Press at Passy. An Account of the Books Pamphlets and Leaflets Printed There Including the Long-Lost "Bagatelles." Original cloth-backed boards with paper label on spine. N.Y.: Grolier Club 1914. First edition. Limited to 300 copies. A fine copy. unknown
1914324819New York: Luther Burbank Press 1914. Limited Presentation Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 12 vols. A complete set of twelve hardcover books bound in attractive gold-toned cloth each with a small black and white portrait of Luther Burbank on the front cover and with a gilt top edge. Boards are bowed and lightly rubbed on the edges. Small red stain under portrait on front cover of vol. 2 which also has a small bookplate scuff inside. Top corners lightly bumped on vols. 4 and 12. A page in vol. 7's index of illustrations was opened roughly. In vol. 10 the top margins of pages 197-222 are dented. Cover of vol. 12 shows the faded outline of a bookend. Otherwise text clean and binding tight across the set. Very good condition on the whole. Each volume is illustrated with numerous tipped-in color plates. The first volume contains a special page dedicating this copy of the set to David H. Allen of the Burbank Society. Luther Burbank Press hardcover
19521411304New York: Hendricks House 1952. Hardcover. Octavo lii 851 pages. In Good condition with a Fair dust jacket. Spine is tan with black print. Dust jacket in mylar; edgewear with tears at spine ends and flap corners 3-inch closed tear to rear panel toning to spine. Price unclipped: “$5.00â€. Boards in blue cloth white print; wear to spine caps and corners toning to spine. Text block has light tanning to endpapers name in ink on front flyleaf. <br /> <br /> NOTE: Shelved in Locked Annex Area ND-HV Section. 1411304. FP New Rockville Stock. Hendricks House hardcover
196287857New York: The Macmillan Company 1962. Third Edition stated First Printing stated. Hardcover. Good/Good. xiv 901 1 pages. Illustrated endpaper. Preface to the Third Edition. Preface to the First Edition. Footnotes. Illustrations. Bibliographical Notes. Index. DJ has some wear tears chips and soiling. RARE Inscribed copy. Author inscription that reads: "This is for the private library of Richard C. Brownlee for whom I have the highest esteem Frank Luther Mott". The main object of this new revision was to provide a succinct account of the development of journalism in the United States during the decade of the 1950's. Additions to the Bibliographical Notes appended to all the earlier sections have been made; moreover in an attempt to increase their usefulness by by citing recently published books of acknowledged value. In the new section on the 1950's the author sought to give full recognition to the changes brought about in journalism by the electronic medial and the growth of what was ten called the :mass audience". The author believed these developments were of crucial importance. The author's purpose from the first has been to provide a comprehensive work in which historical narrative is combining with some of the characteristics of a reference book. Frank Luther Mott April 4 1886 - October 23 1964 was an American academic historian and journalist who won the 1939 Pulitzer Prize for History for Volumes II and III of his series A History of American Magazines. In 1959 he won the Bancroft Prize in History. Mott earned his Ph.D. in 1928 from the University of Iowa while a professor there. In 1962 Mott published Time Enough a collection of autobiographical essays. Professor Mott has written a distinguished history of the American newspaper. This book covers 270 years of American news-hawking. Beginning with the first news-sheets in New England the Middle States and the South it proceeds to the Revolutionary press to what the author designates as the "Early Period 1783-1801" to the "Party Press of the Middle Period 1801-1833" to the political newspapers of the Later Period 1833-1860. This constitutes the first half of the book. With the Civil War and Reconstruction the second period of American journalism begins marked by the rise of the independent press 1872-1892 by the rise and fall of yellow journalism1892-1914 the growth of the great modern newspapers 1914-1940 and finally addresses the decade of the 1950s. The scope is large and the material well integrated and the whole makes a sound solid history of American journalism. The chief characteristics of this book are its grasp of detail its attention to mechanical and technical aspects of the profession and its emphasis upon the impact that dominant personalities made upon the history of journalism—men like Horace Greeley Henry J. Raymond Charles A. Dana James Gordon Bennett Joseph Pulitzer William Randolph Hearst and Edward Wylles Scripps. The Macmillan Company hardcover
192853316Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company 1928. 1928. First edition. 8vo. Decorated beige cloth titles stamped in brown on the front cover and spine xiv 288 pp. preface introduction frontispiece portrait of Chief Standing Bear at Council illustrated portraits. Edited by E. A. Brininstool. With an introduction by William S. Hart. The author of this remarkable book is an hereditary Chief of the Oglala Tribe of the Sioux Nation. He was also one of the first Indians to enter the Carlisle School. He tells of the games of his childhood the sports of the older boys and girls the building of the tipi and tribal life the buffalo hunt and the warpath his experiences while at Carlisle as a teacher and leader of his people. He also tells of his trip to England as a member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. He provides a brief account of the Custer Fight the death of Crazy Horse the Ghost Dance of the 1890's the Battle of Wounded Knee etc. Former owner's inked name at top of front free fly leaf else a near fine tight copy in a dust jacket with light wear to the spine ends corners and extremities. An attractive copy. Houghton Mifflin Company, 1928. hardcover
2016x-1138171522Focal Pr 2016. Hardcover. New. 2nd revised edition. 152 pages. 9.02x5.98x0.60 inches. Focal Pr hardcover
6388961685World Scientific Publishing Company Incorporated pp. 1796 . Hardback. Used. World Scientific Publishing Company, Incorporated hardcover
1907Adech345PAHXLewis 1907. Hardcover. Very Good. Three-quarters leather with marbleized boards and page edges. The spine has gilt lettering and the binding is clean and tight. The first volume details Dauphin County history from the Indigenous tribes who lived there to the early 1900s. The second volume covers the city of Harrisburg and typed versions of primary source writings from William Penn along with stories about the town from residents and accounts of various historical events including the burning of the Capitol and building of the new one among many others.The book also includes church records and a myriad of quantitative data regarding the county including church records and military rolls along with writings about the fire department post office and other city institutions. The second volume also covers the Civil War. Each book has a fold-out map and many illustrations. The fold-out map in the first volume is one of Camp George Gordon Meade near Middletown PA. from 1898. The map in the second volume shows Harrisburg city. This map is torn but repairable. Lewis hardcover
1907dech345PAHXLewis 1907. Hardcover. Very Good. wonderful books 3/4 heavy leather with decorated boards decorated page outer edges pages all in fine condition front board of vol two is loosening but attached fold -outs Lewis hardcover
3a772A. Foersters Verlag Leipzig 1934/ 1935. XXXIII CCXII LXXXV S./ 6 Blatt CXIIII LIX CVI 4 Blatt CC S. blindgeprägte Ganzledereinbände auf je vier Schmuckbünden im Wittenberger Stil quart Rücken etwas eingerissen/ Name auf Vorsatz. - Diese Faksimile-Ausgabe des Alten Testaments der ersten vollständigen Lutherbibel von 1534 erschien 1934/ 1935 bei A. Foerstes Verlag/ Die Ausgabe wurde nach dem in der Universitäts-Bibliothek zu Leipzig befindlichen Original hergestellt. Das Papier lieferte die Firma Freytag & Petersen in Leipzig. Aufnahmen und Druck wurden vom Bibliographischen Institut AG. in Leipzig vorgenommen. Die Einbandzeichnung schuf Wolfgang Bender nach dem Handeinband des Leipziger Buchbinders Adolar Baldershain eines Zeitgenossen Martin Luthers. Der Einband entstand in den Werkstätten der Buchbinderei H. Fikentscher in Leipzig - unknown
1984BN858241984. 1984. Hardcover. Die Weihnachts- und Vorgeschichten bei Matthäus und Lukas : Matthäus 12 u. Lukas 12; 3 2338 <br/><br/> hardcover
BN114170Datenschutz mit SAP <br/><br/>Datenschutz mit SAP unknown
1999BN16499Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft 1999. 1999. Hardcover. 276 x 21 x 54 cm. Zum 100-jährigen Bestehen der Privilegierten Württembergischen Bibelanstalt erschien im Jahr 1912 die sogenannte "Stuttgarter Jubiläumsbibel". Sie enthält den Text der Lutherbibel in der revidierten Fassung von 1912. Der vorliegende Band ist ein Reprint der Originalausgabe in Fraktur Frakturschrift. Großausgabe Einzigartig gute Lutherbibel 1912 ohne Apogryphen - gehören ja auch nicht in eine Bibel !!! in altdeutscher ! Druckschrift 2-spaltig mit vielen erläuternden Anmerkungen zum Verständnis. Ausführliche einleitende Erklärungen zu jedem Buch der Bibel vor allem den neutestamentlichen Büchern. Alphabetischer Nachweis von Schriftstellen für die wichtigsten biblischen Begriffe und Tatsachen anfangend A und O Abba Abendmahl Abfall Abgötterrei Abschiedsreden Moses. Wegweiser in die Heilige Schrift Zeittafel 6x bibl. Land-Karten Einzelne Sach- und Worterklärungen Maße und Gewichte Geld Zeitrechnung A.H.Franckes kurzer Unterricht wie man die Heilige Schrift zu seiner wahren Erbauung lesen sollte etwas über deutsche Bibelübersetzungen überhaupt und über die von M.Luther insbesondere 16-seitige Familienchronik sehr hilfreich und nützlich zum eigenen Bibelstudium wenn man die Anmerkungen nicht einfach und blind glaubt und schluckt sondern sie als Aufforderung sieht selbst ! die Bibel zu erforschen "ob es sich also verhält" und dadurch Gewissheit bekommt - des Herrn Wort ist die Wahrheit und schärfer als jedes 2-schneidige SchwertBibelausgaben Bibeln Vollbibeln Textausgaben Geisteswissenschaften Religion Theologie Christentum Bibelkommentare Bibel Elberfelder Bibel Theologe Jubiläumsausgabe Bibellexikon Anbetung Exegese Gaben Geist Paulus Bibelstelle Bibeltext Lutherbibel Stuttgarter Jubiläums-Bibel Die Bibel oder die ganze Heilige Schrift des Alten und Neuen Testaments nach der deutschen Übersetzung Martin Luthers mit erklärenden Anmerkungen Gebundene Ausgabe von Martin Luther Übersetzer Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft Reihe/Serie: Bibelausgaben Übersetzer Martin Luther Zusatzinfo Familienchronik 6 Ktn Sprache deutsch Maße 170 x 250 mm Gewicht 2315 g Einbandart Leinen Bibelausgaben Bibeln Vollbibeln Textausgaben 175x255x69 mm BxLxH 1x Lesezeichen-Band Neudruck 1999 Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft Stuttgart ISBN 3-438-01391-6 ISBN-10 3-438-01391-6 / 3438013916 ISBN-13 978-3-438-01391-0 / 9783438013910 <br/><br/>Bibelausgaben Bibeln Vollbibeln Textausgaben neutestamentlich Bibelstudium Religion Theologie Christentum Bibelkommentare Bibel Elberfelder Bibel Theologe Jubiläumsausgabe Bibellexikon Anbetung Exegese Gaben Geist Paulus Bibelstelle Bibeltext Lutherbibel Stuttgarter Jubiläums-Bibel 175x255x69 mm BxLxH 1x Lesezeichen-Band Neudruck 1999 Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft Stuttgart ISBN 3-438-01391-6 ISBN-10 3-438-01391-6 / 3438013916 ISBN-13 978-3-438-01391-0 / 9783438013910 Zum 100-jährigen Bestehen der Privilegierten Württembergischen Bibelanstalt erschien im Jahr 1912 die sogenannte "Stuttgarter Jubiläumsbibel". Sie enthält den Text der Lutherbibel in der revidierten Fassung von 1912. Der vorliegende Band ist ein Reprint der Originalausgabe in Fraktur Frakturschrift. Großausgabe Einzigartig gute Lutherbibel 1912 ohne Apogryphen - gehören ja auch nicht in eine Bibel !!! in altdeutscher ! Druckschrift 2-spaltig mit vielen erläuternden Anmerkungen zum Verständnis. Ausführliche einleitende Erklärungen zu jedem Buch der Bibel vor allem den neutestamentlichen Büchern. Alphabetischer Nachweis von Schriftstellen für die wichtigsten biblischen Begriffe und Tatsachen anfangend A und O Abba Abendmahl Abfall Abgötterrei Abschiedsreden Moses. Wegweiser in die Heilige Schrift Zeittafel 6x bibl. Land-Karten Einzelne Sach- und Worterklärungen Maße und Gewichte Geld Zeitrechnung A.H.Franckes kurzer Unterricht wie man die Heilige Schrift zu seiner wahren Erbauung lesen sollte etwas über deutsche Bibelübersetzungen überhaupt und über die von M.Luther insbesondere 16-seitige Familienchronik sehr hilfreich und nützlich zum eigenen Bibelstudium wenn man die Anmerkungen nicht einfach und blind glaubt und schluckt sondern sie als Aufforderung sieht selbst ! die Bibel zu erforschen "ob es sich also verhält" und dadurch Gewissheit bekommt - des Herrn Wort ist die Wahrheit und schärfer als jedes 2-schneidige SchwertBibelausgaben Bibeln Vollbibeln Textausgaben Geisteswissenschaften Religion Theologie Christentum Bibelkommentare Bibel Elberfelder Bibel Theologe Jubiläumsausgabe Bibellexikon Anbetung Exegese Gaben Geist Paulus Bibelstelle Bibeltext Lutherbibel Stuttgarter Jubiläums-Bibel Die Bibel oder die ganze Heilige Schrift des Alten und Neuen Testaments nach der deutschen Übersetzung Martin Luthers mit erklärenden Anmerkungen Gebundene Ausgabe von Martin Luther Übersetzer Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft Reihe/Serie: Bibelausgaben Übersetzer Martin Luther Zusatzinfo Familienchronik 6 Ktn Sprache deutsch Maße 170 x 250 mm Gewicht 2315 g Einbandart Leinen Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft hardcover
4087Cardboard binding with handwritten text in red and black ink. On the flyleaf the initials H.C.G.V.S. and the summa of 6 ggl guilders. Genealogie van Luthers gezin en nakomelingen aangevuld met biografische toelichtingen. Vroege bijdrage tot de Luther-endologie; voorloper van Keils latere uitgebreide biografieën.Keil 17151765 was an evangelical theologian and Lutheran scholar active in the mid-18th century. <span class=""relative -mx-px my--0.2rem rounded px-px py-0.2rem transition-colors duration-100 ease-in-out"">In this work he presents a concise genealogical account of Martin Luther's family tracing the lineage and descendants of the reformer supplemented with various biographical and historical remarks.This pamphlet served as a precursor to Keils more extensive multi-volume biography of Luther <em data-start=""95"" data-end=""123"">Des seligen Zeugen Gottes </em> published from 1753 to 1764. </span> unknown
2000378929Cologne : Taschen 2000. Fin Facsimile Reprint. Hardcover. Near fine copies in the original title-blocked gilt decorated cloth includes one fine paperback introduction copy. Remains particularly well-preserved overall. Date is suggested/cannot be verified. Physical description : Complete in 2 Volumes plus separate paperback introduction. Colour illustrations ; 26 cm. Notes : Facsimile reproduction in German. Contents : 1. Das Alte Testament -- 2. Das Neue Testament -- Accompanying booklet. The Book of books: the Luther Bible of 1534: a cultural-historical introduction / by Stephan Füssel.Subjects : Bible. German Luther. 2016. Luther Bible of 1534. The book of books. Biblia das ist Die gantze Heilige Schrifft deudsch. Bibliography. 16th Century German Literature. Illustrated. Protestant Reformation. Theology. Cologne : Taschen hardcover
DADAX0060647108Brand: HARPER AND ROW 0000-00-00. First Edition. hardcover. New. 0.00x0.00x0.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: HARPER AND ROW hardcover
1921102712Yale University Press 1921. Used-Very Good. Two Volumes. 218 pp.; 291 pp. Profusely illustrated. Very good overall in original burgundy cloth. Minor rubbing to extremities of covers. Yale University Press unknown
1968547000Wheaton Illinois: Church League of America 1968. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. Quarto. 55pp. Illustrated. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Top corners a little bumped offsetting on the edges of the rear wrap else near fine. "Study" written by white supremacists in reaction to the "mass hysteria and idolatry" that greeted King's murder. Church League of America unknown
196360699New York: Jewish Currents 1963. First Edition. Slim octavo 21.5cm; original pictorial wrappers stapled; 48pp; illus. Light wear and handling tiny stain to lower edge of front wrapper; Near Fine. Contents include UN correspondent David Matis's lengthy article "Birmingham Diary: A Reporter's Observations" which contained on-the-ground coverage of the SCLC's Birmingham Campaign. Couched within the article is a full-page excerpt of "Letter from Birmingham City Jail" Martin Luther King's eloquent assertion of the principles of non-violent resistance which would become one of the key documents of the American civil rights struggle and one of the most significant 20th century works written by a political prisoner. The text appears on p.12 under the title "The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. To His Fellow Ministers." This appearance is not mentioned in Pyatt's MLK bibliography but chronologically ranks among its earliest periodical apperances. Jewish Currents unknown
1778LV2122aLeipzig:: Bey Christian Gottlob Hilscher 1778. 1778. Small 8vo. ii 131 1 pp. Engraved frontispiece of Luther by Bruhl engraved title-page and text head and tailpiece vignettes; modern glossy pastedowns and free end-papers. Quarter dark brown calf marbled boards gilt-stamped spine. Small inked shelf-number on verso title-page. Fine. Later edition of Schrockh's "'eminent' biography of Luther" first published in 1773 Backus & Benedict p. 221. <br /><br /> "Schrockh. . .sympathized with Erasmus' stand in the free-will controversy against Luther's extreme determinism which says Schrockh the modern Protestant church does not feel committed to defend. . . .Schrockh stands by the narrower Lutheran definition of the Reformation. . . .In Planck and Schrockh despite their differences Protestantism and the Enlightenment remained in easy association" Mansfield. p. 46. <br /><br /> "The notion of Luther as the embodiment of the German Volksgeist for example could not but degenerate into that of simple patriotism or 'Luther the German.' On this view when Luther enjoined obedience to the secular authorities on the occasion of the peasants' revolt he laid the groundwork for 'respect for the authorities and for the inner peace of the state'—so says church historian Johann Matthias Schrockh 1733-1808. Indeed according to Schrockh in the intervening centuries all of Europe should have come to understand that the Protestant religion 'is alone suited to the legitimate power and the true interests of the princes' and that 'all of this is without doubt Luther's work'" Perkins pp. 69-70. <br /><br /> The frontispiece of Luther is fine example of German engraver Johann Benjamin Bruhl 1691-1763. <br /><br /> Schrockh "was an Austrian-German historian and literary scholar born in Vienna. He was a grandson to Pietist preacher Matthias Bel 1684-1749" Wikip. REFERENCES: Backus Irena & Philip Benedict Calvin and His Influence 1509-2009 Oxford: Oxford University Press 2011; Mansfield Bruce Man on His Own: Interpretations of Erasmus c. 1750-1920 Vol. 2 Toronto: University of Toronto Press 1992; Perkins Robert L. ed. For Self-examination and Judge for Yourself! Macon GA: Mercer University Press 2002. Bey Christian Gottlob Hilscher, 1778. hardcover
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
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
029987New York; 1902: G.P. Putnam's Sons. First Edition. Large Octavo. Portrait frontispiece 296 pages index 2pp. publisher ads. A beautiful copy with one of the finest covers designed by Margaret Armstrong. While the Arts and Craft Movement arose from the pre-raphaelites it never quite equalled Morris's majestic influence. Here we see an art critics' appreciation not only of his poetry but the emphasis on the craftsman "per excellence" whose vision could be achieved in the finest materpieces of book design. Bound in dark blue cloth decorated in gilt by Margaret Armstrong decorative gilt spine top edge gilt. G.P. Putnam's Sons unknown
1919459H4994New York: The Architectural Record Company. Fair. 1919. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 97-192 106 ads pages. Profusely illustrated with black and white photos and drawings. Printed upon glossy stock. The many pages of ads include an abundance of nostalgic photos and illustrations. Features: The Residence of Major J.H.H. Peshine Santa Barbara California - Myron Hunt Architect; War Memorials; Housing Project Schedules; The Government's Housing at Bridgeport; Profiles and Materials; Modern Industrial Plants - Part IV; Some Doorways of Older New York; Portfolio of Current Architecture; Architect's Library; Notes and Comments. Heavy external wear. Faint library stamp atop front cover. Covers loose but present. Binding intact. Two small binding holes near spine. A worthy copy of this wonderful vintage issue.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Architecture Major J.H.H. Peshine Santa Barbara California Myron Hunt Architect War Memorials Housing Project Schedules Government Housing - Bridgeport; Profiles and Materials; Modern Industrial Plants Doorway Design - New York . The Architectural Record Company unknown