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190631539Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1906. First edition. Rebound in blue-green buckram gilt spine titles. Top edge dusty else a near fine copy. 258 pp. 8vo. Government Printing Office hardcover books
190431537Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1904. First edition. Rebound in blue-green buckram gilt spine titles. Top edge dusty else a near fine copy. 246 pp. 8vo. Government Printing Office hardcover books
190731540Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1907. First edition. Rebound in blue-green buckram gilt spine titles. Top edge dusty else a very good copy. 272 pp. 8vo. Government Printing Office hardcover books
187231490Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1872. First edition. Full dark green morocco with gilt titles rules and floral decorations indexed with leather tabs with gilt titles all edges marbled marbled endpapers. A very good copy faint rubbing offsetting from index tabs else clean. 171 pp. 8vo. The copy of Commodore Wm. Reynolds Chief Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting stamped in gilt on front board. Government Printing Office hardcover books
2002013105Richmond VA: Marsh Art Gallery 2002. Quarto. 71p. checklist of the artists' works at the exhibition with biographical sketches of each artist. The theme is of course the way in which the Russian artists broke free from the prescriptions of the ancien regimes views of art. A very nice item that is already scarce. Text in English and Russian. Bound in decorative stiff paper wraps near fine. Marsh Art Gallery unknown books
1989000518Parizh: Sintaksis 1989. Soft cover. First edition; 5 ¾â x 8 ¼â ; pp. 4 7-95 5 including text to last page; original heavy textured b & w wraps; very minor wear; fine condition. Parizh: Sintaksis paperback books
183431465Washington D.C.: Francis Preston Blair printer 1834. First edition. Stitched paper wrappers. Wrappers soiled edge crease else a very good copy small tear to first blank last blank chipped numerals to first page. 95 pp. 24mo. Printed by order of the Secretary of the Navy in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the United States of August 2 1813. Rear wrapper with image of ship under sail. Francis Preston Blair, printer unknown books
186552504Washington: Government Printing Office 1865. First edition small 8vo pp. 2 iv 1 344 2; original blue cloth stamped in gilt on spine; small cracks at extremities light tidemark pervades most of the text in the top outer corners; generally good and sound. <br/><br/> Government Printing Office hardcover books
2005280462Moscow: Red Square 2005. hardcover. near fine. Hundreds of illustrations many in color. 399pp. 4to pictorial boards; upper front corner dented but pages un-effected. Moscow: Red Square Publishers 2005. A near fine copy but for the dented corner.<br/><br/> Red Square unknown books
1989176028Lausanne Switzerland: Edita 1989. Hardcover. VG/VG. tan cloth boards. illustrated dustjacket. 163 pgs w/ illustrations. English version. Translation of Félix Vallotton : la vie la technique l'œuvre peint. Includes bibliographical references page 159-162 and index. Edita hardcover books
188540972Newburyport: William H. Huse & Co. 1885. With lists of officers and members as well as by-laws. The venerable Newburyport Marine Society was instituted in 1772 incorporated in 1777 and revised in 1830. This copy belonged to Capt. Charles W. Brown with his inscription and bookplate. Brown was admitted as a member in 1880 and has made some manuscript annotations such as "lost at sea Nov. 29 1884" in the list of members. Spine reinforced with tape otherwise in very good condition in original brown cloth with gold cover lettering. 12mo 42 pp. William H. Huse & Co. hardcover books
1814TB27256Washington City: Printed By Roger C. Weightman "by order of the senate of the United States." 1814. First Edition. Very good in self-wraps removed from from its original volume with most of the signature folds separated and short closed tears at the spine edges due to the original oversewing. The large fold-out tables "List of the naval force of the United States" is separate but part of the document. Without a dust jacket. 15 numbered pages followed by a fold-out table of ships and vessels of the navy of the United States with the rate station and name of the commander of each which is followed by the motion of Mr. Horsey of the State of Delaware "praying a repeal of the act laying an embargo.on all ships and vessels in the ports and harbors of the United States passed the 17th day of December A.D. 1813." Printed By Roger C. Weightman "by order of the senate of the United States." paperback books
186831483Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1868. First edition. Three quarter morocco over speckled boards all edges marbled. A very good copy wear on spine and corners owner's stamp on title small dampstain on endpapers and first and last few leaves along bottom edge else clean. 176 pp. 8vo. Government Printing Office hardcover books
187531495Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1875. First edition. Three quarter morocco over marbled boards all edges marbled. Front joint very tender edgewear owner's name on title else leaves clean and bright about very good. 75 pp.; 26 pp. 8vo. Government Printing Office hardcover books
1851101442Pamphlet small 8vo original blue wrappers 136 pp. Front cover chipped and torn around the edges but not affecting title text. Normal aging and toning; otherwise very good. This register was printed at the order of the Secretary of the Navy which was required by The Unites States Senate in a resolution that goes back to 1815.The register provides a list of all Navy and Marine Corps officers by rank and when the entered service. It also provides a pay table for the various ranks. Alexander, books
183211441City of Washington: Pr. at the Globe Office by F. P. Blair 1832. 16mo. 79 pp. <br><br>Printed by order of the Secretary of the Navy in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the United States of August 2 1813." Contains much service information including date of present commission or warrant date of original entry into service duty or station state of birth citizenship and state of appointment; also includes pay tables and a list of vessels with basic data for eachi.e. number of guns when and where built and its present situation and location. Original front wrapper soiled chipped with top third of wrapper lost; back wrapper missing paper over spine gone. Sewing gone signatures loose. Pr. at the Globe Office, by F. P. Blair unknown books
183311442City of Washington: Pr. at the Globe Office by F. P. Blair 1833. 16mo. 81 pp. <br><br>Printed by order of the Secretary of the Navy in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the United States of August 2 1813." Contains much service information including date of present commission or warrant date of original entry into service duty or station state of birth citizenship and state of appointment; also includes pay tables and a list of vessels with basic data for eachi.e. number of guns when and where built and its present situation and location. Original wrappers paper spine gone back wrapper chipped and separated. Wrappers and front and back blank pages with child's inked and pencilled doodles; front wrapper also bears the signature of the previous adult owner. Pages mostly clean though with several instances of marginal notations and corrections and a few spots. Pr. at the Globe Office, by F. P. Blair unknown books
190127078Annapolis MD: U.S. Naval Institute 1901. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good. First Edition. 154 pages. 8vo. Publisher's cloth gilt. Multiple ownership marks of William Spragg of Norfolk MA. Corners reinforced with epoxy in several. Paper lightly browned. Cloth. Complete with foldouts. Spragg was apparently with the Department of the Navy Bureau of Equipment with his name on a pasted in ticket to that effect on the front pastedown. U.S. Naval Institute unknown books
195612796Washington: Bureau of Aeronautics 1956. First Edition. Wraps. Very Good. First Edition. 174 pages original tan printed wrappers. Previous owners' stamp on cover and page edges old Sanders technical library pocket in rear. Clean otherwise. Wraps. Contains procedures and many diagrams indicating how electric and electronic wiring should be installed "one of a series of handbooks prepared to assist military personnel in the general maintenance and repair of aircraft". We would imagine this very useful for anyone trying to restore a period aircraft since no doubt much of these original manuals perished. Bureau of Aeronautics unknown books
18691336086Place of publication not identified: Publisher not identified 1869. First Edition. Hardcover. 8vo. 240pp.; VG; bound in brown cloth no lettering on spine gilt lettering on front board; mild shelfwear including peeling to corners small part of tail of spine missing wear to head of spine; mild age-toning to pages; interior clean; index in rear; shelved case 8 1/2. 1336086. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Publisher not identified hardcover books
1987185763Berkeley: University of California Press 1987. Hardcover. VG/VG Ex-library with stamps and labels on spine inside front and rear covers ffep and block. Black cloth boards with gilt spine lettering; white dj bw illustrated mylar cover; xii 334 pp. Translated from the Russian by Nicolas Slonimsky ; with introductory essays by Marina Scriabine. "An intellectual biography in which chronology serves only as a guiding line to trace the subject's spiritual and artistic development. Schloezer presents many poignant vignettes of the mystic composer."-dj. University of California Press hardcover books
18898231baDetroit MI: Winn & Hammond 1889. Book. Good condition. Paperback. Civil War; 13p.; 22cm; original blue paper wrapper discolored chipped; War papers #16. Winn & Hammond Paperback books
44345n. p. n. d. Circa 1952. Side stapled tan paper printed in black. Light wear; minor loss to edge of front leaf. 6 leaves printed one side only. B/w line drawing to most pages. 10-1/2" x 8" <br/><br/>Illustrated dinner menu from the USNS C. G. Morton including a note from the ship's master William H. Bang as well as a list of ship's officers and a page for autographs blank. From the Bang's note: "In a few more 'dog watches' we will reach our eastern terminal Port Hueneme and it will mean that we have to say good-by to all you nice people. Keeping alive the old tradition that a safe crossing meant an extra good dinner we give you the Captain's Dinner." unknown books
1994261861Hamburg: Sankt Petersburg 1994. hardcover. near fine/near fine. Extensively illustrated ni both color and black-and-white. 179pp. 4to white cloth with printed photo on front cover d.w. Hamburg: Sankt Petersburg 1994. A near fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper.<br/><br/> Text in German and English<br/><br/> Sankt Petersburg unknown books
19892300962London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office 1989. Facsimile. Facsimile. Near Fine/No Jacket - Pictorial Cover. Minor wear to edges of diagram sleeve. 1989 Large Hardcover. xi 1 x 119 1 xii 126 x 151 3 pp. Includes book and sleeve of diagrams in publisher's slipcase. "After the end of the Second World war Fregattenkapitan Gunter Hessler a son-in-law of Donitz was given free access to the war diaries and other primary sources of the German Navy to write a history and analysis of the German U-boat offensive in the Atlantic. It covered many aspects such as general strategy signals intelligence tactics and weapons adopting a largely German viewpoint. It also investigated Allied countermeasures and the response of the U-boat Command. Written at the request of the Admiralty the three-volume work was classified material never available to the general public. This facsimile edition of the volumes with a fresh introduction by Lt Cdr Andrew Withers is a valuable addition to the published history of the war and contains information available nowhere else. Corrections and explanations have been added to the original text - incidents puzzling to Hessler can be better understood for example now that we have the full story of British intelligence work in deciphering German signals. For students of military naval or intelligence history The U-Boat War in the Atlantic is a unique account not least because the many charts and diagrams allow the record of each U-boat to be traced including its deployment on any particular day. Her Majesty's Stationery Office unknown books
