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1826D19692New York: James M. Campbell 1826. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 12mo self wrappers stitched as issued also stabbed as if in preparation for binding but loose at the end. 47 pages. First edition. Clason 1789-1834 was a minor actor and poet. This is his second work of poetry which according to Appleton's is "full of the New York gossip of the day and celebrating among others Madame Malibran then the chief operatic singer." Housed in a folding case. <br/><br/> James M. Campbell, paperback
1852323680Np 1852. 16pp. 8vo. Removed with remains of later wrappers along the gutter margins of the first and last pages. 16pp. 8vo. Scarce piece of campaign ephemera relating to the election of 1852 which pitted Democrat Pierce against the Whig Winfield Scott. Pierce won in an electoral landslide. Sabin 91531 unknown
184013406Hartford: John B. Eldredge 1840. First Edition Early Issue. Original wraps. Very good. A Sketch of the Life and Public Services of William H. Harrison published in 1840 in Hartford. Octavo 32pp. Original printed wrappers bound with string. Faint soiling to covers small archival repairs to front cover and top of page 32. A scarce example of a campaign pamphlet printed during Harrison's second run for president. Martin 3131 Sabin 30594 Howes J20 Thomson 152. John B. Eldredge unknown
189946309London: Adam & Charles Black 1899. Very Good. London: Adam & Charles Black 1899. First Edition. Octavo; red cloth boards; black endpapers; 52pp. index and advertisements. Bumping and light soiling to boards; binding sound; bookplates to preliminaries else unmarked; a Very Good and sound copy. Adam & Charles Black unknown
187846108Middlesbrough England: The Printing and Publishing Company 1878. First edition. Paper wrappers. Front wrapper and first leaf with map detached numbers inked in top margin institution stamp on a few leaves map with tears and folds repaired on verso tiny chip along top edge. 20 pp. 2 pp. chart folding map. Illus. with 1 color map. In small red print on front wrapper: "Prepared for the Paris Exhibition 1878 and distributed by the North of England Iron Manufacturers' Association and the Cleveland Ironmasters' Association at their stand in the Exhibition Building." Folding map in color 16 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches: "Map shewing the relation of the coal ironstone and limestone fields to the Iron Making District of the North of England 1878." Andrew Reid Lith. Newcastle on Tyne. Scarce. OCLC locates only 3 copies: Harvard Univ. Chicago Univ. Leeds OCLC: 49466926. The Printing and Publishing Company unknown
1824260210Providence 1824. pamphlet. good. 4 volumes. 12mo sewn page margins uncut all volumes are lightly soiled on self-wrappers with scattered light foxing to some pages and 3 of 4 have a few pages with contemporary ink annotations in margins the almanacs for the years 1827 and 1828 have a few pages that are lightly dampstained the almanac for 1828 has many pages creased in lower right corner margins. Providence: Various printers 1824-1827.<br/> <br/> Drake 13021 13023 13025 13027.<br/> <br/> unknown
1824260210Providence 1824. pamphlet. good. 4 volumes. 12mo sewn page margins uncut all volumes are lightly soiled on self-wrappers with scattered light foxing to some pages and 3 of 4 have a few pages with contemporary ink annotations in margins the almanacs for the years 1827 and 1828 have a few pages that are lightly dampstained the almanac for 1828 has many pages creased in lower right corner margins. Providence: Various printers 1824-1827.<br/><br/> Drake 13021 13023 13025 13027.<br/><br/> unknown books
182319787Philadelphia: Carey & Lea 1823. Engraving with full period colour. Backed on linen. Split at fold expertly repaired. Occasional creases. Fascinating and informative map of Connecticut from one of the most innovative American atlases of the 19th century.<br/> <br/>Carey & Lea's atlas established a style that was widely admired especially in Europe: placing a fully coloured map as the centerpiece of the page and surrounding it with geographical and historical facts. The texts were well written and intriguing. The immense transformation of continental America: the vast migration settlement and industrialization really began at about this time not long after the War of 1812 when expansion and opportunity were American by-words. It was at this time that American atlases began to need semi-annual revisions because the country had changed so rapidly. In fact the Carey & Lea gazetteer style most reminiscent of Herman Moll really was too time consuming for the firms that published atlases of America as the century progressed. Carey & Lea unknown books
1822005193Philadelphia PA: Carey & Lea 1822. Book. Very good- condition. Unbound. First Edition. 22.25" width x 17.5" height printed sheet with 15.5" x 12.25" hand-colored map near center of sheet four color. Nice condition except for slight browing to center fold which is offsetting from original glue from reverse hinge and overall minor browing of paper. An attractive image suitable for office/library display or gift. Originally bound in an atlas titled "A Complete Historical Chronological and Geographical Atlas Being A Guide to the History of North and South America and the West Indies: Exhibiting an Accurate Account of the Discovery Settlement and Progress of their Various Kingdoms States Provinces &c. Together with Wars Celebrated Battles and Remarkable Events to the Year 1822. According to the Plan of LeSage's Atlas and Intended as a Companion to Lavoisne's Improvement of that Celebrated Work." Americana. Carey & Lea Paperback books
182319787Philadelphia: Carey & Lea 1823. Engraving with full period colour. Backed on linen. Split at fold expertly repaired. Occasional creases. Fascinating and informative map of Connecticut from one of the most innovative American atlases of the 19th century.<br/> <br/> Carey & Lea's atlas established a style that was widely admired especially in Europe: placing a fully coloured map as the centerpiece of the page and surrounding it with geographical and historical facts. The texts were well written and intriguing. The immense transformation of continental America: the vast migration settlement and industrialization really began at about this time not long after the War of 1812 when expansion and opportunity were American by-words. It was at this time that American atlases began to need semi-annual revisions because the country had changed so rapidly. In fact the Carey & Lea gazetteer style most reminiscent of Herman Moll really was too time consuming for the firms that published atlases of America as the century progressed. Carey & Lea unknown
1830RCHASKE00KTLewis 1830. Very Good. Chapman Isaac A. Sketch of the History of Wyoming Pennsylvania to which is added an Appendix Containing a Statistical Account of the Valley and Adjacent Country. Signed by Chapman on Extra Document. Wilkesbarre PA: Lewis 1830. 1st edition. 209pp. 16mo. Signed by author. Book condition: Very good. The pages are browned and very lightly foxed. The map has some yellow spotting and was torn along the folds but has been repaired professionally. Contained in a pocket are a newspaper clipping a note about Lewis a document with Chapman signature on it and the scarce map of the Wyoming and Lackawanna Valleys by Geo. Jones. Lewis unknown books
1830218650Wilkesbarre Pa: Printed and Published by Sharp D. Lewis 1830. First edition. pp. 1 - 209 210 errata slip. 1 vols. 12mo. Original blue-green cloth faded and slightly stained printed yellow paper spine label; some light scattered foxing otherwise a very good sound copy. First edition. pp. 1 - 209 210 errata slip. 1 vols. 12mo. Howes: "The first history of this valley." Howes C 292 Printed and Published by Sharp D. Lewis unknown books
1830218650Wilkesbarre Pa: Printed and Published by Sharp D. Lewis 1830. First edition. pp. 1 - 209 210 errata slip. 1 vols. 12mo. Original blue-green cloth faded and slightly stained printed yellow paper spine label; some light scattered foxing otherwise a very good sound copy. First edition. pp. 1 - 209 210 errata slip. 1 vols. 12mo. Howes: "The first history of this valley." Howes C 292 Printed and Published by Sharp D. Lewis unknown
1839148889London: Edward Bull 1839. First edition of this poetic narrative. Octavo bound in three quarters calf with gilt titles and tooling to the spine in six compartments within raised bands top edge gilt marbled endpapers title page vignette illustrated with ten black and white vignettes by Isaac Robert Cruikshank. In near fine condition. Designed by Isaac Robert Cruikshank. Isaac Robert Cruikshank 1789–1856 was a prominent British caricaturist illustrator and satirist of the early nineteenth century often overshadowed by his younger brother George Cruikshank. Trained initially as a miniature painter Isaac Robert turned to caricature and book illustration contributing significantly to the vibrant satirical print culture of Regency and early Victorian Britain. His works frequently engaged with political and social themes combining humor with pointed commentary and he collaborated with writers such as Pierce Egan and William Hone. Among his notable contributions were illustrations for Life in London 1821 which offered a vivid depiction of urban life and popular entertainment and his satirical designs for works like The Political Doctor Syntax 1820. Edward Bull hardcover
1849008152London: Edward Moxon 1849. Three volumes finely bound in contemporary polished calf black morocco labels and intricate gilt decorations back marbled end papers and edges the bookplates front paste downs of William Jones Loyd 1821-1885 a partner in the London branch of Jones Loyd & Co and who was High Sheriff of Hertfordshire in 1861. Frontispieces with 2 engraved portraits and one tinted lithographic view. xlii 525 vii 606 viii 588 pp. Very Good Plus light rubbing and soiling to boards moderate toning at end pages and title pages interiors clean and bright. A handsome set. . Fourteenth Edition . Polished Calf. Very Good Plus/No Jacket As Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Edward Moxon Hardcover books
1881007206New York: A.C. Armsrong and Son 1881. Isaac D'Israeli 1766-1848 is today less known than his famous politician son but he was a prominent literary figure in the first part of the 19th Century. The "Calamitees" and "Quarrels" were first published from 1812 to 1814; Benjamin published editted versions in 1867. This is a Near Fine copy of a Later Printing combining the two volumes; in Near Fine condition. Handsomely bound in red cloth with extensive decorative blindstamping in black; gilt titling on the spine and front cover with a gilt portrait of Isaac. Clean textblock; 349 and 411 pages both indexed. Very mild wear: rubbed at the head and foot of the spine. A lovely example of late-19th Century printing. First Edition Thus. Decorative Cloth. Near Fine/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A.C. Armsrong and Son Hardcover
188231211882. ILLINOIS. ELLIOTT Isaac H. Record of the Services of Illinois Soldiers in the Black Hawk War 1831-32 and in the Mexican War 1846-48. Springfield 1882. 343pp. Very good in orig. 3/4 leather and marbled boards. unknown
189164210London: Quaritch 1891. First edition. 8vo. 4 222 pp. Illustrated from bindings plates chapter head and tail-pieces historiated initial letters. Inscribed on the front endpaper "Elizabeth Gordon / from the compilers. / M. A. E. / C. I. E. / 13th Ap. 99." Charles Elton 1839-1900 a lawyer Queen's Counsel and antiquary and his wife Mary Augusta Elton whom he married in 1863 published the popular title "The Great Book-Collectors" in 1893; Elton a member of the Selden Society possessed a large library which "contained many rare books as well as fine specimens of sixteenth to eighteenth century binding . he was an enthusiastic collector and a good judge of all articles of vertu" DNB 1901 supplement. The recipient may be Elizabeth Anna Gordon 1851-1925 who visited Japan in the early 1890s published an account of her visit part of a world tour with her husband joined the newly formed British Japan Society in England upon her return and amassed a large collection of books which she donated to various Japanese institutions. Old tideline on several plates and pages at the rear one intruding into the image; otherwise very good. Original black pebbled cloth some wear to spine joints with one rather crude repair gilt spine title. 10621. <br/><br/> Quaritch hardcover books
189300005005New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1893 409 pages very gentle wear to boards some indications of wear along inner hinges but the binding is very sound. Charles Scribner's Sons hardcover
184620598<p><b>Original Muggletonian Celestial Astronomical Baxter print</b></p><p><b><i>The Newtonian System</i></b></p><p>Drawn by Isaac Frost Engraved by Clubb & Son London. Printed in oil by George Baxter.</p><p>Plate 3 showing the orbit of the planets out to Jupiter as they revolve around the Sun. Distances between the sun and the planets is shown. Note the four Galilean moons of Jupiter at the far left. The colors on this plate are extremely subtle</p><p>The Baxter oil print shown here was made in 1846 for the private use of the Muggletonians an English religious group that denied a sun-centered solar system. The Muggletonians derived their own view of the universe and these plates are among the rarest of all Baxter prints having been made for private use and never widely circulated. Part of a larger set total eleven prints made for Isaac Frost's <i>Two Systems of Astronomy</i> this print was never bound into a book but remained as a loose printed sheet. It is surmised that the others in this series were lost in the London Blitz when the Muggletonian archives were largely destroyed. The Baxter process a complex and costly printing process produced a spectacular image and the plates are strikingly beautiful. This Muggletonian astronomical print measures about 7 5/8 x 10 7/8 inches with decent margins. Condition is very good with the slightest of marginal browning not affecting image. Baxter Muggletonian prints are scarce and were unknown to C. T. Courtney Lewis in the first edition of his work on George Baxter. This print is guaranteed original and is not a reproduction as sold elsewhere. This print was drawn by Isaac Frost engraved by Clubb & Son and printed by Baxter.</p><p>The plates we have for sale were printed for a work titled "Two Systems of Astronomy" and were most likely circulated only to members of the sect and not sold as a commercial publication due to the expensive Baxter colour process. These plates were produced to illustrate an alternative to the Newtonian beliefs of gravity and terrestrial and celestial motion and are important in the history of the relationship between religion and science. Our plates were never bound into a book but were separately published as single leaves.</p> George Baxter books
18228842Harrisburg: John Wyeth 1822. Second Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Leather spine with paper over card paper shows faint staff lines in red joints good boards quite scuffed. Oblong 14 cm 5 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches "Sarah Albright November 5. 1826" in brown ink on the ffep. Diagonal 2 1/2 inch tear top of title page; title page with ornamental border. 1-xii. 1-28 31-128 of 132. Defective: lacking 3 leaves of content pp. 29-30 129-132 with several leaves badly tattered and laid in. Stanislaw 72. A four-shape shape-note tunebook. An expanded reprint of the 1818 first edition Stanislaw 71 which had only 103 pp.Gedruckt und zu haben bey John Wyeth--1822. Und zu haben bey den Autoren--G.W. Mentz in Philadelphia--John Walter in Reading--Wilhelm Dickson in Lancaster. Harrisburg.With a signed provenance card from the collection of A. Merril Smoak Jr. DWS. John Wyeth hardcover
18228790Harrisburg: John Wyeth 1822. Second Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Leather spine with plain paper over card front joint cracked boards scuffed with some paper loss oblong 14 cm 5 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches "Emanuel Stirckler May 13th 1832" in brown ink on the front paste-down. 1-xii. 1-132 pp. Defective: lacking 2 leaves of the introduction pp. v.-viii. and 2 leaves of content pp. 125-128 with one of those leaves badly tattered and laid in. One leaf with a short piece of clear tape a few with tattered edges. Stanislaw 72. A four-shape shape-note tunebook. An expanded reprint of the 1818 first edition Stanislaw 71 which had only 103 pp.Gedruckt und zu haben bey John Wyeth--1822. Und zu haben bey den Autoren--G.W. Mentz in Philadelphia--John Walter in Reading--Wilhelm Dickson in Lancaster. Harrisburg.With a signed provenance card from the collection of A. Merril Smoak Jr. DWS. John Wyeth hardcover
1837H27390Pittsburgh: Isaac Harris 1837. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo rebound probably sometime in the mid 20th century medium brown cloth with black gilt spine label contents very good; with ownership signature of Thomas J. Harris who is listed on p. 52 as a merchant with an address at the Exchange Hotel on St. Clair St. 340 pp plus about 125 pp. in ads. Isaac Harris hardcover
186748986New York: Hurd & Houghton 1867. First edition. Portrait frontispiece 9 illustrations several tail-pieces. 1 vols. 8vo. Original brick red cloth with a gilt-stamped bear's head on upper cover gilt spine. Some chipping to spine ends without loss endpapers discolored very light foxing to frontispiece and title mostly from tissue guard but still a very good copy. First edition. Portrait frontispiece 9 illustrations several tail-pieces. 1 vols. 8vo. Hurd & Houghton unknown books
1871000562Philadelphia: Henry C. Lea 1871. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good Minus/None. The marble boards and green leather spine are worn scuffed and bumped. The front hinge is cracked. The front end papers and title page have stains but the text is clean and there is no foxing. Article 1 "On Irritable Heart"; a clinical study of a form of functional cardiac disorder and it's consequences is by J M Da Costa GM 2770. Da Costa's Syndrome is now known as soldiers heart or effort syndrome. the volume contains 16 other original articles memoirs and cases. Details if requested. A rare book. <br/> <br/> Henry C. Lea hardcover