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199642666Southern Historical Press. VG/NONE. 1996. Hardcover. 0893086991 . Thick hardcover reprint attractively bound in red cloth covers showing scant wear; pages tight clean unmarked. No DJ. Not a library discard. ; . Southern Historical Press, hardcover
199229380Marietta Ga:: Longstreet Press. 1992. Hardcover. 1563520311 . 1st prtg signed inscribed by Smith. Mild cover wear; pgs unmarked. DJ worn. . Longstreet Press, hardcover
1881BOOKS074541IGlen Falls NY: Published by the Author 1881. HC. good original blue cloth hardcover. B&W illustrations. Handsome copy of this early guide to the Adirondacks. From my personal collection just cannot keep them all. 232pp ads. Published by the Author unknown
197641886Merrick New York:: Richwood Publishing Co. . VG/G. 1976. Hardcover. Hardback first edition signed by author and inscribed to previous owner. Bound in black cloth with light minor cover shelfwear mainly along edges; pages tight clean; minor textblock edge foxing. DJ quite worn with edge tears soil spotting creasing. NOT a former library copy. A Sephardic Jew born in 1815 in Charleston South Carolina Carvalho documented Fremont's famous fifth expedition across the Rockies. ; . Richwood Publishing Co. , hardcover
1917013887Highbridge New Jersey: Taylor-Wharton Iron and Steel Company 1917. Very Good condition moderate soil on rear cover. 9.5" wide by 12.5" tall. Illustrated with 115 photos of employees and vintage photos of the company's products equipment facilities etc. A 175 year history of the Highbridge New Jersey company that was first in America to make Manganese Steel. Bound in the original string-tied gray wrappers stamped in blue and yellow and with a full-color painting attached on the front. Keywords: Revolutionary War; Cannon Balls; Shell Forgings; Steam Railroad Tracks; Steel Rails; Coupling Links; Axles; Wheels; Safes; Vaults; Panama Canal Steam Shovel Teeth; Wharton Railroad Switch; Blast Furnaces; Pig Iron. . First Edition. Oversize Softcover. Very Good condition. 52pp. Taylor-Wharton Iron and Steel Company Paperback
195847220Columbus Office Supply Co. . G/NONE. 1958. Hardcover. Hardback 1958 reprint of VOLUME ONE ONLY originally published in 1958. Blue cloth covers moderately to heavily worn with creased spine; thumb soil at lower textblock corner. Hinges sound uncracked; Two small ink scribbles on front pastedown and minor internal foxing. Bit of soil to textblock edges and a few occasional markings of text/index. Section I is by Helen Eliza Terrill; edited annotated and indexed with section II by Sara Robertson Dixon. 804 pages with index photos. Not library discard. ; . Columbus Office Supply Co. , hardcover
18621595Boston: Ticknor & Fields. Very Good. 1862. Hardcover. A little edgewear along the top and bottom boards. Dampstain on lower corner of text starting with the title page - diminishing and not affecting the text. Occured before the volume was rebound. ; Six issues of the magazine bound - July through December 1862. Civil War items with first appearance of the essay "Autumnal Tints" by Henry David Thoreau and Holmes' "My Hunt For the Captain." Three-quarter black leather with marbled boards. Bright gilt lettering and four raised bands on spine. Tight binding and clean unmarked text. Binding and condition matches the other volume we have: Vol. VIII July through December 1861. Heavy book. Because of weight or size of some books additional postage may be required. We will notify you if it is necessary to charge you an additional amount. You will then have the option of cancelling the order. ; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 772 pages; Civil War items with first appearance of the essay "Autumnal Tints" by Henry David Thoreau and Holmes' "My Hunt For the Captain." lso first appearance of "Leamington Spa; " plus articles by Dr. Jarvis on "Sanitary Conditions of the Army" . Ticknor & Fields hardcover
196523426Hebrew Benevolent Society. VG/NONE. 1965. Hardcover. Very minor wear to light-brown cloth covers; hinges sound uncracked. Endpapers lightly foxed; no DJ. 62 pages. A bright attractive copy. ; . Hebrew Benevolent Society, hardcover
37804Hardcover. Red cloth covers lightly worn with dulling of gilt lettering upper corners bumped. Hinges sound uncracked; pages tight clean unmarked. Upper corners of a number of pages also show bumping/soft creasing. No DJ as issued. Illustrated. ; . hardcover
1975002067Philadelphia Pennsylvania: Dorrance & Company 1975. Heavy erasure on endpaper else Near Fine condition in Very Good Dust Jacket. Not a book club edition. No remainder marks. No owner's name or bookplate. Bright clean square tight unmarked copy. A history of West Jersey well-illustrated with maps and photos. Chronicles settlement by exiled Swedes in the 17th century; colonial life in New Sweden; assimilation into English-dominated society; the plantations bog iron furnaces taverns; Revolutionary War soldiers; ships calling at Batsto; etc. Has genealogical tables for the Mansson Steelman Adams Turp and Foster families. Chapter notes. Bibliography. Index. . First Printing of the First Edition. Hardcover. Original blue boards/DJ Not Price Clipped 10.00. 8vo. xii 305pp. . Dorrance & Company Hardcover
1910001876State of New York Albany 1910. Edition Unstated. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Illustrator: Gillette W. B. And Watson Hy S. And Messerschmitt C. Size: 4to. Text body is clean and free from previous owner annotation underlining and highlighting. Binding is tight covers and spine fully intact. Green pebbled cloth gilt stamped lettering front cover and spine decorated end papers 407 pages 8 color fish plates by W. B. Gillette Small Mouth Black Bass Lake Trout Mail Brooktrout Bullhead: Catfish color and b & w plates by Hy S. Watson also color plates of fowl by C. Messerschmitt. This is a heavy book which will require extra shipping. Illustrator: Gillette W. B. And Watson Hy S. And Messerschmitt C. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 6 lbs 8 oz. Category: Animals & Birds; Books; Fishing & Hunting. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 001876. . This is a heavy book and may require extra shipping charges especially to International destinations. State of New York hardcover
1922041512-URochester NY.: Wegman-Walsh .Inc. 1922. Book. Illus. by Unknowen. Very Fine. Full-Leather. 1st Edition. 1st. Edition Rebound in dark brown leather with gilded letters at the spine and cover. With 191 page of text and 144 page of black & white Portraits and a who's who in Rochester New York at the back pages. Condition : Very Fine. Wegman-Walsh .Inc. Hardcover
39872Charleston S. C. :: Walker Evans & Cogswell Company. Hardcover. Gullah folktales from the South Carolina low country. 76 pages in dialect; published circa 1935. Small hardcover in black-lettered red cloth covers with moderate cover wear including silverfishing of spine. Pages tight clean unmarked; hinges sound uncracked. Not a former library copy. ; . Walker, Evans & Cogswell Company, hardcover
39871Charleston S. C. :: Walker Evans & Cogswell Company. Hardcover. Gullah folktales from the South Carolina low country. 76 pages in dialect; published circa 1935. Small hardcover in black-lettered red cloth covers with moderate cover wear including silverfishing of spine. Pages tight clean unmarked; hinges sound uncracked. Previous owner's name in ink on front endpaper. Not a former library copy. ; . Walker, Evans & Cogswell Company, hardcover
197830492Atlanta:: R. J. Taylor Jr. Foundation. 1978. Hardcover. 0915690039 . Minor cover scratching scuffing; pgs tight clean unmarked. No DJ. ; . R. J. Taylor Jr. , Foundation, hardcover
198446913The City of Mauldin South Carolina. VG/NONE. 1984. Hardcover. Hardback in red covers with many interesting photos and bios. No DJ. NOT library discard. ; . The City of Mauldin, South Carolina, hardcover
198422761The University of South Carolina Press. VG/NONE. 1984. Hardcover. 0872490793 . 4th prtg in red cloth covers w/hint of shelfwear if that ; contents unmarked. No DJ. ; . The University of South Carolina Press, hardcover
198841880Heritage Papers. 1988. Hardcover. Large oversize hardback bound in red with light cover wear. Previous owner's bookplate with name marked through and small label also with name marked through on front free endpaper which also shows old price in ink. Pages tight clean. ; . Heritage Papers, hardcover
193741748Self-Published. 1937. Softcover. 19-page stapled booklet signed by Wideman on front cover and inscribed to previous owner Judge C. C. Featherstone. Covers lightly to moderately worn with impressed corporate seal of the Greenwood South Carolina Trust Company on front cover. A series of brief selections including some on local personalities politics and court cases that appeared in the Greenwood Index-Journal. ; . Self-Published, paperback
196134704Atlanta:: Privately Issued. 1961. Hardcover. Covers and contents clean bright; DJ worn with small tears chipping light soil. ; . Privately Issued, hardcover
198841471University of South Carolina Press. VG/NONE. 1988. Hardcover. 0872496066 . Crisp bright hardcover with scant wear; appears unread. No DJ. Not a former library copy. ; . University of South Carolina Press, hardcover
193819198New York: Random House. 1938. Second Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. Small paper sticker on front endpaper. Former owner's name on page opposite half title page. Slight browning to endpapers. Else a handsome and tight copy; A history and account of every phase of present-day life in the world's greatest metropolis; American Guide Series; B&W Photographs; 8vo; 526 pages . Random House hardcover
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15557One letter addressed from 1 Lansdowne Place Blackheath; 6 April 1892. The without place or date. Clifford was introduced to the laying of Atlantic telegraph cables by Sir Charles Bright whose wife was his cousin. He served as an engineer on all the Atlantic cable expeditions from 1857 to 1866 designing the paying-out machinery used on the Great Eastern in 1865 and 1866. He worked at Greenwich as chief engineer for the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company until his retirement in 1894. ONE: From Blackheath; 6 April 1892. 4pp. 12mo. Bifolium. Signed 'H. Clifford.' In good condition on lightly-aged paper. Writing playfully to his daughter he begins: 'My dear young Elsie You seem to be far far away from me and every mile reduces the smile when I think of thee.' He begins with news of the journey of 'Dear Alice' to Rev. Robert Laffan's school in Stratford-on-Avon and then of the departure of 'Elizabeth' from Paddington 'I thought you would like to know that she is safely looked after by her pa.' 'Alick will no doubt distinguish himself in the sports knowing that his sisters Eye will be upon him he will feel equal to the Cow that jumped over the moon'. In Alice's absence he will have 'a Blanberry sort of time . The House is getting into a <pretty> state of upsidedownishness and there is a <> noise on the stair case now the carpets are up early in the morning of tin buckets and heavy feet up & down stairs.' When woken by this he tries to 'compose my ideas as to the best pattern for the paper or carpet and how to re arrange the Pictures and what lumber can be got rid of in that dreadful school-room'. He reports on a dinner 'at the Ship the golf Club dinner for Johnson invited me and I met Mr Wolffrom there of course every body asked after you and I told every body you had just had the measels'. He asks after 'Aunt Hannah' and concludes with more family news with a postscript commending her 'picture letter'. TWO: Undated. 4pp. 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition on aged paper with closed tear to one leaf. The letter begins: 'My dear Elsie In the mumps in the top room of No 1 Lansdowne Place With a dear little swollen face That give sic hera little grimace & grace That somewhat spoils her beauty And dear little Alick whose face takes up space Will gladly enter into a race to see who will be first out of Lansdowne Place next two lines in pencil I will conclude these few lines with your present of the pencil case'. At the foot of the first page are caricatures of Elsie and her brother Alick with the note: 'Tell Alick when he is well enough to draw that he must try and take your likeness as you appeared in the Mumps'. He explains that the family miss her and her brother: 'I am not allowed to come to you for fear of getting my face enlarged I have had so much to do with enlarging that it is feared I might not be able to get my head out of the door'. He makes a number of suggestions of how the children may occupy themselves adding: 'Dorothy Riddle has now got the mumps but not from you.' He concludes by expressing his satisfaction that the letter 'has not to be put in a post office and will not require a stamp on it' and signs 'from loving Father H. C'. One letter addressed from 1 Lansdowne Place, Blackheath; 6 April 1892. The without place or date. unknown
1514311305.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
