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181732011Kingston NY: Printed by John Tappen 1817. 21 3 blanks pp. Stitched lightly worn faint rubberstamp on blank verso of title leaf. Very Good.<br/><br/> This evidently unrecorded item prints the original rules for the August 1813 Term; with amendments through the February Term 1817. Permissible fees and costs are enumerated.<br/>Not located on OCLC as of May 2015. Not in American Imprints Sabin Harv. Law Cat. Cohen. Printed by John Tappen unknown books
181232703New York: Published by Gould Banks and Gould. C.S. Van Winkle Printer 1812. 92pp. Rubberstamp on title page lightly toned and foxed. Good in modern plain wrappers.<br/>Cohen 1353. AI 26290 4. OCLC 31218863 7 704084706 1 as of January 2016. Published by Gould, Banks and Gould. C.S. Van Winkle, Printer unknown books
181832704Albany: Published by E.F. Backus 1818. 80 4- Contents pp. Light to moderate foxing small ink blotch on title. Good in modern plain wrappers. With an Index and Table of Contents.<br/>Cohen 1354. Not in American Imprints or on OCLC as of January 2016. Published by E.F. Backus unknown books
189819519Brooklyn: The Albertype Co 1898. White cloth gilt fine copy in worn slipcase. Contains 75 well-photographed views of New York. <br/><br/> The Albertype Co hardcover books
18482158230th Cong. 1st Sess.: HMD19. 1848. 2pp. Caption title as issued disbound. Light foxing. Very Good. HMD19. unknown books
12943Used; Like New/Used; Like New. Striking original 1937 press photograph of men in uniform in a parade holding large letters to spell out "New York."  Press caption on the back reads "The front row of the New York Delegation was unmistakeable with these large letters."  Stamped with the date September 25 1937.  Excellent image quality with bends dings impressions caused by snipe on verso and fine crazing throughout. Small corner bends/creases. Approx. 7 x 9 inches. unknown books
185815876Albany 1858. 133pp. Disbound. No. 2. Very Good. unknown books
186326574Albany 1863. 52pp color frontispiece illustration with protective tissue. Original printed pictorial wrappers front wrap chipped loose gatherings. Some chipping at blank edges. The frontis illustration is quite attractive. Very Good. <br/><br/> The pamphlet includes Adjutant General John T. Sprague's Circular dated January 21 1863 proceedings in regard to the presentation of flags by the seven regiments a history of the national flag and lists of members of the New York Legislature and the State Assembly. "In a circular dated 21 January 1863 Adjutant General John Sprague expressed 'that all regimental colors worn out in service and of consolidated regiments be forwarded to General Headquarters so that they may be deposited in an appropriate manner as a record of the war and fortitude of her sons.' On 24 April 1863 before a joint session of the Legislature with Governor Seymour in attendance Adjutant General Sprague presented seven flags to the assembled body - one flag each from the 30th 40th 60th 61st 71st 101st and 102nd Regiments NY Volunteer Infantry. These seven flags formed the core of the battle flag collection as we know it today." "History of the Flag Collection The Civil War Years" New York State Military Museum web site. unknown books
184122139Rochester: Printed by Shepard & Strong 1841. 12pp disbound loose gatherings generously margined. Light dustsoiling and toning to margins of outer leaves. Top left corner of title page torn no text loss Good. The issue was whether Clark had illegally taken over the office of Justice of the Peace in Rochester. Printed by Shepard & Strong unknown books
185322600Albany 1853. 32pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Stab holes in blank left margin. Good to Very Good. unknown books
185322601Albany 1853. 7 1 blank pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Scattered spotting. Good to Very Good. unknown books
184722593Albany 1847. 6 2 blank pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Light scattered foxing. Minor edgewear two stab holes in left margin. Good to Very Good. offered with 119. REPORT OF THE MINORITY OF THE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS IN RELATION TO THE LOCATION OF THE NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. 1847. 17 1 blank pp disbound. Light scattered foxing a few old ink notations. Good to Very Good. unknown books
185022598Albany 1850. 11 12 blank pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Light tanning pencil notations. Good. unknown books
184222582Albany 1842. 10pp. Caption title as issued. Disbound two stab holes in blank left margin. Good to Very Good. unknown books
184322581Albany 1843. 25 1 blank 1 1 blank pp. Caption title as issued. Disbound scattered foxing. Good. unknown books
185722616Albany 1857. 7 1 blank pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Very Good. unknown books
184822594Albany 1848. 29 1 blank pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Light wear Good to Very Good. unknown books
184422592Albany 1844. 13 1 blank 1 1 blank pp. Caption title as issued. Disbound text clean. Very Good. unknown books
185722608Albany 1857. 8pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Very Good. unknown books
185622606Albany 1856. 24pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Light uniform tanning. Very Good. Concerning the construction of a draw bridge across the Hudson River. unknown books
184922595Albany 1849. 26pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Very Good. unknown books
185022599Albany 1850. 4pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Light wear Good. unknown books
185822610Albany 1858. 13 1 blank pp disbound. Caption title as issued. Institutional rubberstamp at head of title page. Good to Very Good. unknown books
185411905New-York: American Temperance Union 1854. 1854. 16pp stitched. Light tan and wear old rubberstamp number Good. <br/><br/> Despite his "known character as a high-minded honorable man" Governor Seymour vetoed a bill that would prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors. Seymour's argument that the bill constitutes an excessive governmental intrusion into private lives is nonsense: the traffic in liquor causes "murders and robberies and riots" and other social evils; moreover a State has constitutional power to regulate "its own internal traffic" as the U.S. Supreme Court has said. "Friends of temperance! We have a great conflict before us. We have fought long and we have fought well.The rotten license system can not stand." The good guys will win eventually although "the rum interest is a mighty power." <br/>Sabin 92840. Not in Eberstadt Decker BEAL. American Temperance Union unknown books
188120753New York: John Polhemus Printer 102 Nassau Street. 1881. 45 2 blank pp. Original printed wrappers disbound loose edge-chipped some closed margin tears. Good only. John Polhemus, Printer, 102 Nassau Street. unknown books
