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189926900Boston New York and Chicago 1899. First edition 8vo pp. xvii 1 205 1; engraved frontispiece title-p. printed in black and red and 4 printer's devices in text; original quarter linen over brown paper-covered boards spine lettered in red and paper label printed in red and black on front cover; a disheveled copy with some wear and soiling overall and a diagonal ding on lower edge affecting both boards and text block. <br/><br/> hardcover books
183156461Cambridge: E.W. Metcalf and Company printers to the University 1831. First edition 8vo pp. viii misnumbered 224; untrimmed original paper-covered boards cloth shelfback original spine labels ex-Providence Athenaeum with their stamps and marks. Signed by Josiah Quincy the president of Harvard on flyleaf and with a half page addendum by him to the text on p. 169; lightly sunned and rubbed a few library marks to spine text clean and sound. This is the third volume of the general catalog of Harvard Library begun the previous year <br/><br/> E.W. Metcalf and Company, printers to the University hardcover books
189525365n.p. n.d. 1895. 4to approx. 120 leaves blank throughout and contained in a full vellum binding lettered in gilt on upper cover the lettering enclosed by triple gilt rules and a gilt floral motif and cherubs in the corners the spine with a brown morocco label lettered "Christmas Books" in gilt with the date 1895 stamped in gilt at the base of the spine blindstamped arabesque on the rear cover; some soiling the pages lightly foxed else very good. On the verso of the front free endpaper is the owner's inscription: "J. B. Manson's visitors book." <br/><br/> hardcover books
18611105221861-63. Rare collection of the official legislative acts passed by the General Assembly and House of Delegates of Virginia CSA from 1861 to 1863. Octavo seven volumes bound in contemporary calf and tan cloth. Eleven Confederate imprints in seven volumes. Rare and desirable. hardcover books
188432897New York Cincinnati and Chicago: Benzigner Brothers printers to the Holy Apostolic See 1884. 2 vols. in 1 as issued 24mo approx. 98 mm pp. 3-324 155; frontispiece; publisher's binding of full celluloid with a color stencil image of Christ and a chalice on the upper cover brass and ivory clasp a.e.g. 2 minute chips along the top inner edge but generally very good and sound. Not in OCLC. <br/><br/> Benzigner Brothers, printers to the Holy Apostolic See unknown books
190027882London: Charles Whittingham at the Chiswick Press 1900. Edition ltd. to 350 copies 100 reserved for the Rowfant Club 8vo 22 & 181pp. photogravure frontis with first printings of poems by Dobson Lang Crewe and Blunt; orig. quarter brown morocco rubbed and scuffed; good and sound. <br/><br/> Charles Whittingham at the Chiswick Press unknown books
186751003New York: D. Appleton & Co 1867. 8vo pp. 122 6 ads; ads also on inside and out of back wrapper; original printed wrappers; minor chips and wear; very good. Includes "Libros Espanoles" numerous dictionaries and grammars in French Italian Greek German and Hebrew; works in Latin books on history oratory mathematics Shakespeare geography etc. Northern Illinois only in OCLC. <br/><br/> D. Appleton & Co unknown books
187525443n.p. n.d. 1875. Large 4to album containing approx. 24 leaves of stiff card with 6 mounted or laid in watercolors on 5 sheets each measuring approx. 7 x 5" each by the same artist and of a fairly professional nature each looking to be of the French or German countryside; the binding of full vellum covers with floral gilt border enclosing a set of double rules in red gilt central fleuron on upper cover smooth spine with 6 elaborate gilt fillets all edges red; generally fine. <br/><br/> hardcover books
187525442n.p. n.d. 1875. 4to consisting of approx. 200 leaves bound in full red morocco heavily gilt-decorated spine in 6 compartments the covers with elaborate gilt border enclosing a second border with gilt motif in the corners and a central panel within repeating the motif and with the initials "A.C." in an inner circle of gilt; brass hasps and lock silk moiré endpapers with gilt border rolls a.e.g.; very good and sound or better. <br/><br/> unknown books
1852434951852. Folio unpaged over 500 pages; contemporary blind-tooled reverse calf edged in gilt-ruled calf red and black gilt morocco spine labels "Military Abstract Act 1852" marbled endpapers; edges rubbed and worn small loss to spine head; interior about fine. Printed at head of each double-page: "Monthly Abstract of locations on Public Lands 'subject to private entry' made for the month ending blank at the Land Office at blank on Military Land Warrant Certificates issued pursuant to the Act of Con0gress entitled 'An act to make Land Warrants assignable and for other purposes' approved March 22 1852." All leaves blank save two frustratingly enough somewhere in the middle of the textblock with entries dated 1856 and 1859. <br/><br/> unknown books
187113884Cincinnati: Press of Wilstach Baldwin & Co 1871. Thick 8vo pp. ix-xii 644; hinges cracked else good or better in orig. green cloth gilt t.e.g.; presentation copy from Poole the librarian to MHS; ex-MHS. Contains an historical sketch of the library and a floor-plan of the building. <br/><br/> Press of Wilstach, Baldwin & Co hardcover books
189353431Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co 1893. 8vo pp. 6 274 72; ex-library copy in later half buckram over marbled boards partially perished library label on spine label residue on endpapers stamps good and sound. <br/><br/> Robert Clarke & Co hardcover books
188332078New York: George Leavitt & Co 1883. 8vo pp. 4 120; original front wrapper bound in; priced in pencil throughout; ownership names of "Chas. S. Woodward" trimmed at the top of the front wrapper; also "Dr. Geo. H. Moore" at the top of the title-page; bound in mid-20th century cream cloth over green paper-covered boards spine neatly lettered in black; some toning of the text else very good and sound. From the Seven Gables Bookshop reference library with its sale plate laid in. McKay 2921. <br/><br/> George Leavitt & Co hardcover books
183226267n.p. likely New England 1832. Small 8vo 64pp. of which 16 are filled in and list better than 375 titles; 4 early leaves have been excised but the catalogue begins anew with a title-p. as above; contemporary vellum with metal clasp the word "Catalogue" in ink on upper cover and spine. An American book catalogue listing 164 titles under the heading "Theology" 17 titles under "Classics" 28 titles under "Works of Science" 35 titles under "History & Biography" 91 titles under "General Literature" and 42 titles under "Miscellaneous." A few of the titles have lines drawn through them as if they had gone missing or were dispersed; most entries in ink a few later ones in pencil; all titles given in abbreviated form with no dates but with the number of volumes such as Cruden's Concordance 1 or Novum Testamentum Koppianum 2 or Plutarch's Lives 8 or Gilles' Greece 4 or just The Panoplist or Oliver Twist. Nonetheless an interesting insight into an American private library or possibly a circulating library. A penciled note on the title-p. references "B. C. Brooks ." <br/><br/> hardcover books
186128857Washington: Lemuel Towers 1861. 8vo; pp. viii 1398; good or better in original morocco-grained cloth under brown leather stamped in gilt. <br/><br/> Lemuel Towers hardcover books
185613868Albany: Charles Van Benthuysen 1856. 8vo pp. x 402; disbound; includes rules and regulations of the library and an index; ex-MHS. <br/><br/> Charles Van Benthuysen unknown books
185957594Lewiston: printed at the journal office 1859. 8vo 97 1; original printed paper wrappers; mild tide-stain pervades the first dozen leaves else very good and sound. The Peucinian Society was founded at Bowdoin College in 1805 and still exists to this day. "The Society's extensive library was its pride and its members were keenly alive to every new expression of praise or criticism concerning books published in England and America . When plans were made to compile a printed catalogue Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was appointed to serve on the committee later writing: 'How pleasant it was to handle these books! Here were no battered dog-eared volumes but new books recently printed and sump'" from the society website. Sabin 7027; Harvard Grolier Club and Mass. Hist. only in OCLC. <br/><br/> printed at the journal office unknown books
187613878Boston: Alfred Mudge & Sons 1876. 8vo parts I and II complete in 1 vol. pp. x 3575 continuous engraved frontis portrait 2 "special notice" slips printed on blue paper tipped in; very good in contemporary half pebble-grain morocco over marbled boards; ex-MHS. Over 10000 lots from the famed bookseller's personal library predominately Americana. With a mss. note on the flyleaf from the library of MHS relating his attempt to purchase the library en bloc. <br/><br/> Alfred Mudge & Sons hardcover books
186114643Boston: Leonard & Co. days of sale May 7-10 1861. 8vo pp. iv 116 3; orig. printed wrappers spine perished; good. Nearly 1200 lots mainly early English literature and antiquities. <br/><br/> Leonard & Co., days of sale May 7-10 unknown books
185537090Cincinnati: Truman & Spofford 1855. 8vo pp. xxxi 307; tan buckram over boards paper label on spine; foxing ink blots to title page otherwise a fine copy; short list of the library's holdings. <br/><br/> Truman & Spofford hardcover books
182254274Philadelphia: N.E. corner of Chestnut and Fourth Streets 1822. 12mo pp. 20; removed from binding; fine. "A. Finley has also constantly for sale a large collection of miscellaneous medical classical and school books which he will sell on very reasonable terms." Alphabetical listing of nearly 300 titles. Pages 17 and 18 list recent titles and 19 and 20 "a valuable collection of miscellaneous books." <br/><br/> N.E. corner of Chestnut and Fourth Streets unknown books
188211575Boston: Alfred Mudge & Son 1882. 2 vols. 12mo orig. printed wrappers extremities chipped; ex-MHS. Accompanied by 2 other odd vols. of the same: Third Catalogue of the Collection Ancient and Modern 1876; and Sixteenth Catalogue of Works of Art Exhibited Part 2 1880. <br/><br/> Alfred Mudge & Son unknown books
188551180Various 1885. A collection of approximately 80 gift books and gift cards with fringe bindings bound in paper wrappers with chromolithograph images many over gilt backgrounds the majority of them very good with occasional condition issues including worn fringe a few with water stains and chipping and loss to spines. The collection includes approximately 36 books i. e. more than 4 pages. Many with original printed paper folders and one in the original clamshell box. Accompanied by an assortment of 45 fringed cards for holidays and for mourning. A few titles duplicated but under different imprints. The use of silk fringe in the binding of gift books was a short-lived fad at the end of the 19th century. This collection serves as an excellent survey of this publishing phenomenon. A complete list of titles is available on request as well as a medium-long story about how the collection came about. <br/><br/> unknown books
186513818London: Longman et. al. 1865. 2 of 3 volumes in 3 royal 8vo; ex-library copy with usual markings pages slightly browned hinges slightly cracked in vol. II extremities and spines rubbed small cracks in tops of spines loss of about 2 inches of bottom corner of lower cover of vol. I part 2 else good in contemporary quarter brown morocco gilt over black paper-covered boards. Despite Hardy's original intentions these first two volumes extend to the year 1200; vol. III to 1327. The first bibliography of this type it is arranged chronologically; histories are listed under the date of the last historical event recorded and biographies under the date the subject died. The object is to print all known sources of early British and Irish history; in the entries Hardy provides the manuscript locations; when relevant or possible lives of the authors sources which the authors used and later treatments or publications of the manuscripts. <br/><br/> Longman, [et. al.] hardcover books
187298489New York: Cushing Bardua & Co 1872. Scarce first edition of the earliest travel guide to the state of Florida. Small octavo original cloth with gilt titular emblem to the front panel with the rare original folding map of Florida engraved expressly for The Florida Guide by the publisher which is in fine condition advertisements at rear. In very good condition. Scarce with no examples appearing at auction over the past 90 years. The Guide to Florida contains a historic sketch of the history of the state from Spanish cavalier Juan Ponce de Leone's romantic search for the fountain of perpetual youth to the most agreeable regions for the pleasure seeker. Other areas covered include geographical agricultural and climatic statistics routes of travel by land and sea and other general information for the invalid tourist and emigrant. Cushing, Bardua & Co hardcover books