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182437707New York: N. Bangs and T Mason for the Methodist Episcopal Church 1824. First Edition. Full calf. Very good. 432p octavo. ExLibrary with the usual markings but a very good copy in full brown tree calf chipped along the spine with about 20 pages in the middle wrinkled. <br/><br/> N. Bangs and T Mason for the Methodist Episcopal Church unknown
1826128126New York Crosby Street: N.BANGS & J.EMORY for the Methodist Episcopal Church.Azor Hoytprinter. Good. 1826 tp. Royal Octavo Stereotype Edition. HARDCOVER. 6x10" 2" thick. GOOD CONDITION .FRONT COVER HELD ON BY CORDS ONLY.LOOSE BUT CLOSELY ATTACHED .Bright spine titles on dark leather title labels.Clean light brown suede leather covers has 1" removal of part of bottom dark glossy leather publisher's label. . complete fold out map. Clean text block and endpapers etc.But front cover is as described. Appears to have all blank endpapersclean. bit rub to bottom points cover. ; .EXTENSIVE COMMENTARY ON EVERY PAGE.CLEAR TYPE with some foxing to mildly off white paper. Paper is not fragile.TITLE PAGE STATES VOLUME II.SPINE STATES VOL VII.THIS HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE OLD & NEW TESTAMENTS IN THE LARGER BODY OF HIS WORK.PLEASE DO NOT BE CONFUSED. Text begins with "Preface to the ACTS OF THE APOSTLES. LEATHER COVER HAS A FAINT REMINDER OF THE ORIGINAL SMALL BLACK STAMPED DESIGN BORDER. rather close to edge; 360pg heavy pages; HAS FOLD OUT "A MAP of the Different Places mentioned in the NEW TESTAMENT with S.Pauls Voyage from Philippi to Tyre & from Caesare to Rome. scale "miles 69 to a Degree". Very attractive decorative map clean solid and shwing many places in modern & historical terms .MAP IS 11 X 20" Folded down to 6x10". . N.BANGS & J.EMORY for the Methodist Episcopal Church.Azor Hoyt,printer hardcover
1845ALEX189Thomas Cowperthwait & Co. Philadelphia: . 1845 pp. 455 546 Folding frontis map. Double column. Very browned. Large thick 8vo. 255 mm. Original full leather binding. Original leather spine label. Raised bands. Hardbound. Good. Adam Clarke 1760-1832 was a British Methodist theologian and biblical scholar was born near Tobermore in Northern Ireland. He is chiefly remembered for writing this commentary on the Bible which took him 40 years to complete and which was a primary Methodist theological resource for two centuries. PAIMP 20. Hardcover. Thomas Cowperthwait & Co., Philadelphia: . hardcover
183719996NY: T. Mason & G. Lane. Very Good. 1837. Full leather. Bound in the original full leather. Rubbing to the corners but otherwise sound and solid. Three successive owners listed on the fep. The book sold for $6 in 1838 and again for the same price in 1843.; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 1070 pages . T. Mason & G. Lane hardcover
187330<p>A signed dedicated and dated 1973 Self-Published Hardcover without dustwrapper if issued in Good reading condition. The brown cloth-covered boards are very aged and soiled with small stains very rubbed and bumped to the corners edges and spine ends. The author signed and dedicated the book on the aged and soiled front endpaper. The text-block is very toned without writing or marks the first signiture has come adrift at the bottom spine corner and is a bit wrinkled very soiled and tanned to the edges. All pages are secure and present. A case of "do not judge the book by its cover" - a good reading copy.</p> Self Published hardcover
185657832New York: Robert Carter & Brothers 1856. Early reprint. Hardcover. Very good. 98pp. Sextodecimo 15.5 cm Brown cloth over boards with the title in gilt on the spine and embossed designs on the boards. Ex-library The People's Circulating Library with neat markings to the preliminary pages. The cloth at the spine ends is chipped and the boards are moderately rubbed. The book is very sturdy. An 1840s shipwreck survival story originally published in Edinburgh in 1845. Robert Carter & Brothers hardcover
1846240098London: Sumptibus Societatis 1846. hardcover. very good. Introduction in English. Text in Latin. xx 252pp. 8vo brown boards worn near corners. London: Sumptibus Societatis 1846. Some foxing particularly towards the beginning of the book still a very good copy.<br/> <br/> List of English Historical Society Members bound in. Rev. John Browne's Member's copy.<br/> <br/> Sumptibus Societatis unknown
1851048652Boston: John P. Jewett & Company 1851. Book. Very Good. leather. 1st Edition. 32mo - over 4 - 5" tall. 306 Pages Illus. Professionally Restored By Hand New Leather Spine Label And End Papers. John P. Jewett & Company Hardcover
1855u2613London: Longman Brown Green and Longmans 1855. Brief history of printers and printing interesting binding materials. Recently rebacked in quarter black japanese paper over original printed marble cloth on thin boards; marbled endsheets & edges; spine label. Some edgewear corners with small creases; bookplate of Alfred M. Hellman inside front cover some foxing. Hellman was a doctor & bibliophile known for his collection of early obstetric books. Text clean; 6 122 pages index two illustrations frontispiece. . First Edition. Half-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 4½" by 6¾". Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans Hardcover
1826r4117aEdinburgh: John Anderson; William Hunter; David Speare. Worn condition. Cover rubbed and soiled. Hinges weak. Loss to spine. Inner hinge cracking. Content in overall good condition. 1826. First Edition. Brown board cover with brown leather spine. 230mm x 130mm 9" x 5". lxxx 72pp 178pp plates. 21 b/w plates/lists 10 fold-out tipped in plan. Includes A Plan of the City of Edinburgh with Adjacent Grounds dated 1759. Includes list of Alderman and Provosts. Also a reprint of 'An Historical account of the Blue Blanket or the Craftsmen's Banner; containing the Fundamental Principles of the Good Town' by Alex Pennecuik originally published in 1722. The tipped in plan of Edinburgh dated 1759 is affixed to the rear paste-down and shows the limits of the City's development and taken from the Scots Magazine Vol XXX. p.383 and sculptured by A. Bell. . John Anderson; William Hunter; David Speare hardcover
1818021321Philadelphia PA: Thomas Dobson. First Edition. Leather spine and marbled boards. xxvii 803 pp. Excellent resource for the early history of the United States. Ex-library but only indication a perforated library indication on title page and a tiny withdrawn stamp. Spine missing and covers detached but an excellent rebinding copy with the internals clean and the covers still nice. Fair. This heavy volume may require extra postage. . Fair. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1818. Thomas Dobson hardcover
1880011072Toronto ON Canada: Hunter Rose and Company 1880. Hardcover. Good. Moderate wear to spine and edges. Former owner's personal stamp inside as well as a book label inside front cover. Leather with gold lettering on spine. Fading to spine. Heavy scuffing to spine and corners. Heavy rubbing present. Binding is loose but pages still intact. Pages are age toned but clean. Overall still a nice copy. Hunter, Rose and Company hardcover
1824273304London : L.B. Seeley 1824. Abridged from the larger work. Hardcover. Worn copy in the original cloth. Panels are dust-toned as with age. Spine bands are worn. Text remains in fine condition. Physical description; xii540p ; 19cm. Subjects; Religions. Deism. London : L.B. Seeley hardcover
190063407ca. 1900. Le Monde Intellectuel. - La France Contemporaine 8953. - Berlin-Charlottenburg Adolf Eckstein Editeur o.J. ca.1900 300 x 460 mm; beigelegt 2 pp. Biographie von Francois Coppée. Juliette Adam geborene Lambert 1836-1936 französische Schriftstellerin Polemikerin republikanische Salonnière und Frauenrechtlerin. unknown
1810673601810. Kupferstich ca. 1810 164 x 90 auf 182 x 108 mm. Johann Adam Schmidt 1759-1809. "ward am 12. October 1759 in Aub in Unterfranken geboren begann seine Studien in der Würzburger Bader- und Chirurgenschule von der er aber wie er selbst zugesteht wenig profitirte indem er sich anstatt mit niederer Chirurgie mehr mit Tanzen Reiten und Fechten beschäftigte. 1778 ging er nach Prag und machte als Unterchirurg den Krieg gegen Preußen mit und wurde dann da ihn sein Regimentsarzt Göpfert sehr protegirte nach Beendigung des Krieges in die militärärztliche Akademie in Wien aufgenommen. Hierauf wurde er Secretär des Armeeprotochirurgen Brambilla wo er an den litterarischen Werken seines Chefs einen hervorragenden Antheil nahm. Auch beschäftigte er sich fleißig mit Philosophie und Anatomie und wurde im J. 1790 von Barth als Augenarzt ausgebildet. Nach Beendigung seiner Studien legte er eine Heilanstalt für arme Augenkranke an und wurde 1795 Ordinarius an der Josefs-Akademie wo er über verschiedene medicinische Fächer Vorlesungen hielt aber sein Hauptinteresse immer der Augenheilkunde zuwandte. S. zeichnete sich hauptsächlich durch scharfe Beobachtung aus geradezu reformatorisch in dieser Hinsicht wirkte seine Schrift über den Nachstaar. Er führte zuerst den Nachweis daß es sich sehr häufig hier um eine Exsudatbildung in der Pupille handle bedingt durch entzündliche Infiltration der Iris und des Corp. ciliare. Ebenso war er der Erste der nachwies daß der sogenannte Vorderkapselstaar von einem besonderen Reproductionsproceß abhängt wo in der Kapsel selbst Substanzwucherung stattfindet eine Ansicht welche erst in neuerer Zeit wieder durch pathologisch-anatomische Untersuchungen bestätigt wurde. Seine Schrift über den Nachstaar und Iritis kann wohl als eine der besten seiner Zeit bezeichnet werden. Ebenso trefflich ist eine Monographie über die Behandlung der Thränenorgane. In einer 1794 erschienenen Schrift über die Lendennerven beschrieb er zuerst den N. obturator. accessor. Mit Recht sagt A. Hirsch in seiner Geschichte der Augenheilkunde von ihm: "S. war eine ungewöhnlich beanlagte Natur. Mit einer Frische und Jugendlichkeit des Gemüthes die ihn bis zu seinem Tode nicht verließ verband er ein höchst entwickeltes Selbstgefühl und eine eiserne Willensstärke. An philosophischer classischer und ästhetischer Bildung seinem Collegen Beer weit überlegen an Scharfsinn und praktischer Tüchtigkeit ihm nicht nachstehend strebte er weniger nach einer Verbreiterung als vielmehr nach einer Vertiefung des Wissens woraus es erklärlich daß er sich nur mit einzelnen wissenschaftlichen Fragen beschäftigte nach diesen Richtungen aber ausgezeichnete Arbeiten lieferte. Aus einer Polemik welche zwischen ihm und Beer über die Methode der Staarausziehung sammt Kapsel entstand ist er wohl als Sieger hervorgegangen". Im Februar 1809 starb er nach siebentägiger Krankheit an einem nervösen Fieber." August von Rothmund ADB XXXI 1890 pp.742-743 unknown
18452305230101Philadelphia: J. Crissy 1845. First Edition. hardcover. Very Good. 0x0x0. Rebound in modern cloth. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Clean unmarked pages. 488 104 pages : illustrations one folded map of 2; 23 cm. Notes: "Appendix . containing the Hazelton travellers: or Numerous personal and family sketches of the ancient sufferers. Together with various incidental and illustrative matter . ": 104 p. "Copy of Lt. Col. Adam Hubley's journal on the western expedition against the Indians . 1779": app. p. 82-104. Howes M638. . J. Crissy hardcover
183540297København de Tengnagel 1835. Velbevaret lidt senere hshirtbd. Indvendigt et udmærket eksemplar. <br/><br/><em>Originaludgaven m. begge titelblade også: Fyensreisen. Digtekrands. K. 1835. </em> unknown
181935640Kiøbenhavn Popp 1819. Lidt senere velbevaret hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. <br/><br/><em>Originaludgaven. </em> unknown
185458964Kiøbehavn Lose & Delbanco 1854. Et samtidigt hldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning. Graveret portræt. 120211 pp. <br/><br/><em>Udkom som Supplementsbind til "Digterværker og Prosaiske Skrifter". </em> unknown
1850986W18London: By the Order of the Trustees 1850. Paperback. Very Good. 7.5" by 4.5". None. A very scarce paper-bound copy of this work in lovely condition - one in a series of catalogues by the British Museum. A very scarce 1850 copy bound in blue paper.A reprint of volume IV in the British Museum's catalogue series printed for the trustees.A comprehensive and detailed catalogue compiled by Adam White. Bound in blue paper. Externally in lovely condition. Small areas of loss to paper to head and tail. Very faint '4' penciled to front board. Subtle wear to spine tips. Internally firmly bound slight weakness towards end of text block. Pages consistently bright and clean. Very Good By the Order of the Trustees paperback
183083388Thomas Wardle 1830. Adam Ferguson<br /> <br /> The History of the Progress and Termination of the Roman Republic<br /> Philadelphia: Thomas Wardle Fair to Good condition with heavy foxing. Wear to the covers as shown. Thomas Wardle unknown
18289553<p>lithograph with blind stamp on lower right margin; EXTREMELY RARE view pl. 22 from 'Album Pittoresque de la Fregate La Thetis et de la Covette L'Esperance'. Reference: Brunet I-1168 35 pl.; Chadenat II-3684 id.; Sabin 6874 id. Condition: with smudges and water stains affecting plate paper a bit wavy with margin extension on upper right for matting purposes. Condition reflected in price.</p> Vicomte de la Touanne / Bulla, Editeur, Paris.
182862276<p>lithograph. EXTREMELY RARE view from 'Album Pittoresque de la Fregate La Thetis et de la Covette L'Esperance'. Condition: with paper loss barely affecting plate with minimal smudges and water stains paper a bit wavy.</p> Vicomte de la Touanne / Bulla, Editeur, Paris.
18256qmglJones and Company 1825. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Bookplate and signature from previous owner. Publication of 364 pages. There is gilt on the spine of the book. Frontispiece. The Pictorial boards are a little shelf rubbed. There is foxing on the early and last pages little within the body of the book. The text is legible. The binding is excellent. In good condition considering the age of the book. 1825. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Jones and Company hardcover
18379567<p>lithograph laid on India paper. EXTREMELY RARE view by Arthus Bertrand Paris. Baron de Bougainville 1781-1846 was a French naval officer the son of famous voyager Louis-Antoine de Bougainville. He became Rear-Admiral in 1838. The unachieved main intention of the voyage was: to extend French influence in Indochina but Manila Sydney and Rio de la Plata areas were also visited and documented with these superbly executed artworks published nine years before the official account of the voyage. Condition: with tight top margin slight burn marks smudges and water stains small paper and plate loss at upper left not affecting image.</p> Arthus Bertrand, Paris.