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189064728New York: J. A. Hill & Company. Good. 1890. Hardcover. 544 pages illustrated with black and white drawings and plates. 9" x 6" navy blue cloth with gilt stamping to the front cover and the spine. Covers are scuffed and soiled with rubbed and frayed spine ends and corners. Hinges cracked contents show some toning to the edges- otherwise complete and bright. A Good copy. . J. A. Hill & Company hardcover books
189037677New York ; Rostock Ger: J. A. Hill & Company; E. Volckmann & Co. Very Good. 1890. Hardcover. Good. No dust jacket. ; Xx 21-544 p. Front. illus. ports. 23 cm. . J. A. Hill & Company; E. Volckmann & Co hardcover books
188917321NY: J. A. Hill 1889. First edn. 8vo pp. 544. Bound in leather backed cloth title-leaf starting to come loose a very good copy. J. A. Hill unknown books
181347139Harrisonburg: Printed for the Author: By Davidson & Bourne 1813. 1st edition American Imprints 28029; Field 199; Harris Collection p. 42; Sabin 8787; Wegelin 889. Period full brown sheep binding with red leather gilt stamped title label to spine with 7 horizontal rules to same speckled edges. General wear to binding. Usual age-toning & foxing to paper; ffep lacking lower quarter. Prior owner signatures one dated 1858 of Jacob and Emeline Ritner. A solid VG copy. 252 12 pp. "List of Subscribers" last 12 pages which lists names in 3 columns per page ~ 60 names / column from 11 states: Virginia 7 pp Kentucky 3 pp Tennessee 1 page Ohio 2/3 page & Pennsylvania Maryland New York South Carolina Connecticut North Carolina & Louisiana comprising the last 1 columns. Of particular interest today is the large number of women so listed throughout this early 19th C. subscriber list providing strong evidence of their literary interests & financial wherewithal easily an academic project to research these women and gather additional demographics for this group. 12mo. 6-1/2" x 4" <br/><br/>From Harris we learn the author was born in Virginia served as a State Senator and subsequently as Postmaster at Georgetown. Captain Jacob Ritner a self-styled "MOUNTAIN MUSE" in his hand under his signature to the front paste-down played a role in "most of the major military events of the Western Theater: Wilson's Creek Vicksburg Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain the Atlanta Campaign including the Battle of Atlanta Sherman's March to the Sea the Occupation of Savannah and the Carolina's Campaign." Perhaps he viewed himself as a mid-19th Century Daniel Boone A nice copy of this heroic poem centered on one of America's frontier icons. Printed for the Author: By Davidson & Bourne hardcover books
18872265813Hurst & Co. Publishers / Argyle Press 1887. Reissue. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Arlington Edition circa 1900. Pages toned front endpapers lightly foxed hinges just beginning to weaken. 1887 Hard Cover. 128 14 pp. 8vo. Translated into English from the original French by Jacob Abarbanell. The author was a popular feuilleton writer and a follower of Emile Gaboriau whose character Monsieur Lecoq was a major influence on Sherlock Holmes. Hurst & Co., Publishers / Argyle Press hardcover books
1833WRCAM11554Columbus Oh.: Published by the Author 1833. 205pp. 32mo. Contemporary calf leather label. Extremities rubbed foxed ink stains to a few leaves. A very good copy. Includes other "miscellaneous pieces moral and religious." Published by the Author hardcover books
182828327Concord: N.H. Journal Office 1828. 40pp. Untrimmed tanned with some browning at edges scattered foxing partly loosened two pages a bit creased. At head of title: "Honest Men Inquirers after Truth are requested to read these pages." About Good.<br/><br/> Moore editor and publisher of The New Hampshire Journal was a founder of that State's historical society and a devoted supporter of President J.Q. Adams. This pamphlet bitterly attacks his challenger Andrew Jackson. Moore illustrates his distaste for Jackson with a "Blood & Carnage Ticket" led by Jackson and reciting his qualifications: killing Charles Dickinson in a duel supporting the "infamous" Aaron Burr attempting to "assassinate" Thomas Hart Benton "murder" of the six militia men and "tyranny in the Floridas." <br/>AI 34182 12. Not in Wise & Cronin Miles. N.H. Journal Office unknown books
1866WRCAM15183New Orleans 1866. 2391209-212246-248pp. Portrait. Contemporary three quarter roan and cloth. Extremities worn bit chipped at toe of spine front hinge broken but cords sound. Foxed. A decent copy. Inscribed: "Presented to Mrs. Chilton by Mr. Jacob Barker 1 Sepr 1866." "A review of the political opinions of Jacob Barker. Some copies contains an appendix pp. 233-239 209- 212 246-248" - Sabin. This copy contains that appendix. Barker was a New Orleans banker who had moved there from the North. He was opposed to slavery but sympathetic to the South. This book covers his political views and statements from 1860 to 1865 as he followed a tangled path through the conflicting sentiments of the period. SABIN 68326. HOWES B139. hardcover books
180270450New Haven: William W. Morse. Very Good. 1802. Hardcover. - Williams John. THE REDEEMED CAPTIVE RETURNING TO ZION.or A faithful history of remarkable occurrences in the captivity and deliverance of Mr. John Williams minister of the gospel in Deerfield; : who in the desolation which befel that plantation by an incursion of French and Indians was by them carried away with his family and his neighbourhood into Canada.-- / Drawn up by himself. ; Annexed to which is a sermon preached by him upon his return. ; Also an appendix by the Rev. Mr. Williams of Springfield. ; Likewise an appendix by the Rev. Mr. Taylor of Deerfield. ; With a conclusion to the whole by the Rev. Mr. Prince of Boston. New-Haven: : Printed by William W. Morse. 1802. v 2 8-188 p. Later edition of Howes W-461. S/S 3561. . The last leaf has corner torn off losing a few words. Original leather binding worn but holding. The lower couple of inches of the spine is missing. Williams a Harvard graduate in charge of the church at Greenfield when it was attacked by Indians in 1703 was taken with others to Canada. His wife and two of his children were tomahawked on the way. "As a powerful picture of Indian cruelty ranks next to the Rowlandson captivity narrative published in 1682." - Howes. HOWES W461 later edition. Ayer 311. S/S 3561. . William W. Morse hardcover books
186763216NP 1867. First edition. 8vo. 8 pp. Illustrated with two small woodcuts. From the unsigned prefatory note: "These leaves were printed by an amateur who had never previously set up more than a few pages of type." OCLC locates a dozen copies. Very good. Original printed self-wrappers lacking original stitching recently stapled at the spine. 9897. <br/><br/> unknown books
181431641Elizabethtown: Printed for the Author by R. and P. Canfield 1814. Hardcover. Very good. v 404pp. Contemporary full sheep. Later bookplate on front pastedown contemporary ink name on front free endpaper scattered foxing throughout a good copy. <br/><br/>Sabin 37628 Printed for the Author by R. and P. Canfield hardcover books
181428139Elizabeth-Town: Printed for the Author by R. and P. Canfield 1814. 12mo. 2 404 pp. Bound in original sheep with gilt-lettered title on red morocco spine label. Text foxed pages 375-382 bound out of order but present. Good.<br/><br/> Joe Felcone's long note on this title explains how "Barclay's 'little troubles' as he called them began to develop into a major crisis." Barclay had a weakness for the ladies and was charged with having attempted to seduce several of them; as well as lying horse stealing baptizing a horse and "of inhumanely beating his 'negro wench' Chloe." Though exonerated he was nevertheless "admonished and his pastoral connection was dissolved." Kerr who was a member of Barclay's congregation appealed and though rebuffed continued to press his case so persistently "that he was barred from attending church." He wrote this book in order to vindicate his position. <br/>FIRST EDITION. Felcone 820. Cohen 11959. AI 31861 2. Sabin 37628. Printed for the Author, by R. and P. Canfield unknown books
181422731Elizabeth-Town N.J.: Pr. for the author by R. and P. Canfield 1814. 12mo. 404 pp. <br><br>The Rev. Barclay a Presbyterian minister seems to have been involved with a lot of charges of immorality against him and he seems to have sued people for slander when found not guilty in ecclesiastical courts. For a very full account of Barclay and his trials see Felcone New Jersey Books 1801-1860 820. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Shaw & Shoemaker 31861; Sabin 37628. Publisher's sheep dark lightly stained on covers and leather abraded. A foxes and stained copy. Ex-library: call number on spine bookplate pencilled notations rubber-stamp pressure stamp charge pocket. Pr. for the author, by R. and P. Canfield hardcover books
188934879Dayton VA: Ruebush Kieffer & Co 1889. Oblong octavo. Original publisher's dark red printed boards. 1f. recto title verso copyright and preface 3-16 "the Rudiments of Music" 17-191 pp. ii index i blank pp. In shape-note notation.<br/><br/>Over 275 tunes with text divided into "Singing School Department" "Church Department" "Sunday School Department" and "Anthem Department."<br/><br/>Binding slightly worn rubbed and bumped; free front endpaper creased free rear endpaper with outer blank corner lacking. Browned; final leaf slightly trimmed at lower margin with no loss of text. First edition of this unusual Virginia shape-note imprint.<br/><br/>Aldine Sillman Kieffer was a music publisher and tunebook compiler. His father died shortly after he was born and he grew up in Singer's Glen Virginia under the influence of his grandfather Joseph Funk. In 1865 he and William S. Rohr revived Funk's periodical the Southern Musical Advocate and Singer's Friend . The following year he began with others as the Patent Note Publishing Co. to issue the Musical Million and Fireside Friend a monthly periodical edited by Kieffer which was a primary instrument for the promotion of shape-note gospel hymnody in the South. In 1872 Kieffer formed a new company Ruebush Kieffer & Co. later the Ruebush-Kieffer Co. with his brother-in-law the singing-school teacher Ephraim Ruebush and John W. Howe to publish the Musical Million which continued to appear regularly until 1914." Harry Eskew in Grove Music Online. Ruebush, Kieffer & Co unknown books
1875117718London: Chatto & Windus 1875. hardcover. very good. Color frontispiece 4 color plates and many black and white text illustrations some illustrations by Cruikshank. 490pp. 47pp. of advertisments thick 8vo gilt- pictorial green cloth uncut. London: Chatto and Windus n.d. ca. 1875. Very Good .<br/><br/> Chatto & Windus unknown books
1840123908Boston Massachusetts: Marsh Capen Lyon and Webb 1840. Hardcover. VG- Very minor wear to extremities; Some dampstaining to first few pages. Brown cloth over boards; 384 pp.; 1 bw foldout; 93 bw figures. Title page indicates this is Volume I of two volumes but there's no evidence a Volume II was actually printed; Includes a foldout featuring figures of great buildings and sites around the world including St. Paul's in London the Pantheon and Coliseum in Rome and much more; Provides a historical outline of the arts and the materials used; Discusses painting writing printing architecture engraving sculpture and much more. Marsh, Capen, Lyon, and Webb hardcover books
184056337Providence: printed by B. T. Albro 1840. 8vo pp. 29 1; modern wrappers; very good. Nathaniel Miller was among the first cataract surgeons in America. American Imprints 3379; Sabin 34175 note. <br/><br/> printed by B. T. Albro unknown books
1890147489Brooklyn NY: privately printed 1890. iii 5-38p. original wraps chipped with a three-inch closed tear; text unopened one of five hundred copies. A publication of the Historical printing club Brooklyn. privately printed unknown books
1835S6909Paris:: Firmin Didot and J.-B. Bailliere 1835. 1835. 8vo. iv 477 1 blank pp. Tables; preliminaries foxed. Contemporary quarter calf marbled boards gilt spine; rubbed. Very good. SCARCE. SECOND EDITION revised corrected and enlarged of Berzelius's table of names formulas and atomic weights of nearly 2000 chemical compounds. The work also presents the author's theories of chemical proportions and electrochemistry. "The table appended greatly enlarged in this edition mentions the atomic weights of all elements then known besides those of a large number of inorganic compounds and forms the first attempt at giving a complete list of atomic weights." Zeitlinger. Cole Chemical literature 144; DSB II p. 90; Partington A history of chemistry IV pp. 153-158; Poggendorff I col. 173; Weeks and Leicester Discovery of the elements 1968 p. 308; Zeitlinger I 6190. Firmin Didot and J.-B. Bailliere, 1835. hardcover books
18939016959Chicago: Rhodes & McClure 1893. 1st. Hardcover. Good. Illustrated. Howes F-216. Binding worn. <br/><br/> Rhodes & McClure hardcover books
182465311York PA: np 1824. Broadside. 27 x 32.5 cm. Text in three columns. Signed in type by Jacob Barnitz. "Answering charges of personal and political misconduct put forth in the anonymous pamphlet signed by "Many voters" and comparing his own qualifications for the office of sheriff of York County Pa. to those of his opponent Michael Dowdel i.e. Doudel." see AAS listing. AMERICAN IMPRINTS lists no copies and OCLC only the AAS which is described as mutilated. Amateurish repair on to hold tear through first column a few stains. <br/><br/> np unknown books
182642950London: sumptibus Ricardi Priestley 1826. 2 volumes large 4to portrait frontispiece text in triple column; full contemporary calf neatly rebacked; spine a little scuffed; a good sound copy. Supralibros on all covers of The Society of Writers to the Signet. Facciolati 1682-1769 and Forcellini 1688-1768 were both philologists and lexicographers at Padua the latter being the student and later the collaborator of the former. Their editorial work on the 1719 Calepino convinced them of the need for a totally new work. Forcellini spent 40 years reading all of the classical Latin writers. He also studied inscriptions coins and medals. The resulting vocabulary is enormous and proved to be the basis for all subsequent works of the kind. Ebert 7788: "A greatly prized work." <br/><br/> sumptibus Ricardi Priestley unknown books
1801S3544Vienna:: Prostat apud Fridericum Wappler et Beck 1801. 1801. 8vo. 328 23 pp. Index. Original quarter calf-backed purple boards; rubbed upper joint starting corners showing. Scarce. Second edition augmented first issued in 1785. Brunet 4:712; 7408. Prostat apud Fridericum Wappler et Beck, 1801. hardcover books
18111303022London: Printed for J. Johnson and Co 1811. First Edition. Hardcover. Quarto xiii 1 blank 2 407 1 36 7 1; VG; bound in 3/4 contemporary brown leather marbled boards; paneled spine with black label and gilt lettering; with 13 folding plates; EM consignment; shelved case 9. 1303022. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Printed for J. Johnson and Co hardcover books
190016423Leipzig: Johann Ambrosius Barth 1900. unbound. very good. 34 pags. Slim 8vo stitched modern wrappers. Leipzig 1900. Ex-lib stamp still a very good copy.<br/><br/> The noted German pathologist's essay on the reaction of the body's immune system to inflammation. Inaugural lecture at Leipzig.<br/><br/> Johann Ambrosius Barth unknown books