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198151135Bronxville N.Y.: N.T. Smith 1981. First edition 4to pp. 117 1; original brown cloth; fine in fine dust jacket with addenda laid in. <br/><br/> N.T. Smith hardcover books
193328830Chicago: Chicago Library Club 1933. 8vo; pp. 160; very good copy in original orange paper wrappers pencil annotations throughout. <br/><br/> Chicago Library Club unknown books
197728968Trenton: New Jersey Historical Commission 1977. First edition large 8vo pp. xxi 1 319 1; frontispiece facsimile; a near fine copy in a like jacket with just a few spots of soiling. A comprehensive listing of New Jersey papers arranged alphabetically by place of publication with entries noting publication dates name changes mergers special interests and library locations throughout the US. Cross references throughout the text and a title index make this reference work immanently usable. <br/><br/> New Jersey Historical Commission unknown books
184023240Paris: Firmin Didot Frères 1840. First edition thin 8vo pp. 4 88; handsomely bound in full black morocco stamped in gilt by the French binder Hippolite Duru with a central crown and monogram indecipherable to this cataloguer surrounded by a restrained romantic style border on covers the spine in six compartments with raised bands titled in gilt in one and richly decorated in gilt in the others t.e.g; a little wear to extremities with lower front forecorner revealed 1/4-inch scrape on front cover repaired and the front joint cracking but still firm; front and back matter a little foxed only minor spots of foxing scattered throughout the rest of the text; an attractive copy overall with the armorial bookplate of William Standish Standish High Sheriff of Lancashire in 1846 mounted to the front pastedown. Duru has signed the binding with a small stamp on the front flyleaf verso: "H. Duru." Baron Taylor 1789-1879 a French writer book collector translator traveler and royal administrator of the Thé‚tre Français "is best known for his Voyages pittoresques et romantiques de l'ancienne France 1820-63" Webster's New Biographical Dictionary p. 974. This title not located in OCLC or NUC. <br/><br/> Firmin Didot Frères hardcover books
182424605London: Richard Baynes 1824. First edition 3 vols. 8vo slightly later full polished blue calf gilt-decorated spines in 6 compartments red morocco labels in 1 marbled edges and endpapers; light rubbing but generally fine and handsome. <br/><br/> Richard Baynes unknown books
177833016Oxford: at the Clarendon Press: sold by Charles Bathurst London; and by Daniel Prince Oxford 1778. First edition 4to pp. 4 vi 2 250; contemporary full red goat elaborate gilt floral borders on covers incorporating urns smooth gilt spine in 6 compartments green morocco label on 1 gilt edges and turn-ins a.e.g.; minor wear prelims moderately foxed else a fine bright copy. A binding perhaps made for presentation. The book reached a 5th edition by 1844. <br/><br/> sold by Charles Bathurst, London; and by Daniel Prince, Oxford unknown books
1866107732Philadelphia: Sherman & Co 1866-68. First editions of one of the 'major builders of American Judaism' Isaac Leeser's Discourses on the Jewish Religion. Octavo 10 volumes bound in full leather gilt titles to the spine raised bands. In near fine condition. Complete sets are of the utmost rarity. American Jewish lay minister author translator and publisher Issac Leeser's "contributions to every area of Jewish culture and religion made him a major builder of American Judaism." In addition to his influence on the Jewish pulpit in the United States Leeser became the first American Jewish publisher and produced the first Jewish translation of the bible into English. "The translation of the Bible was Leeser's great literary achievement and represented many years of patient labor and devotion to a task which he considered sacred.until the new Jewish Publication Society version was issued in 1917 it was the only source from which many Jews not conversant with Hebrew derived their knowledge of the Bible in accordance with Jewish tradition" Waxman 1090. Sherman & Co hardcover books
186782502Philadelphia: Sherman & Co 1867. First edition of one of the 'major builders of American Judaism' Isaac Leeser's Discourses on the Jewish Religion. Volume I only of the original ten volumes. Octavo original cloth gilt titles to the spine rubbing and wear to the extremities early ownership inscription on the front free endpaper. In good condition. A rare and unrestored example of early American Judaica. American Jewish lay minister author translator and publisher Issac Leeser's "contributions to every area of Jewish culture and religion made him a major builder of American Judaism." In addition to his influence on the Jewish pulpit in the United States Leeser became the first American Jewish publisher and produced the first Jewish translation of the bible into English. "The translation of the Bible was Leeser's great literary achievement and represented many years of patient labor and devotion to a task which he considered sacred.until the new Jewish Publication Society version was issued in 1917 it was the only source from which many Jews not conversant with Hebrew derived their knowledge of the Bible in accordance with Jewish tradition" Waxman 1090. Sherman & Co hardcover books
1817112396London: Printed by W.T. Sherwin 1817. First British edition of Paine's defense of the Bank of North America. Small octavo bound in modern wrappers. In near fine condition with light toning to the extremities. "Another time that tried men's souls occurred in 1780 when the American troops were at the end of their patience because of lack of pay and scarcity of supplies. Serious features of mutiny and sedition had already appeared. A tone of discouragement swept through the Pennsylvania Assembly for the treasury was empty. One member said 'We might as well give up first as last.' But Paine did not agree and when he drew his meager salary he took $500 and started a subscription for the relief of soldiers. Robert Morris and many others followed and by June 18 1780 had raised 300000 pounds and started a bank which supplied the army through the campaign.When the bank came under attack by those who favored inflation after the war Paine rushed to its defense with this pamphlet."Gimbel 45. In very good condition with the title page backed with some restoration period ownership signature stamp to the verso of page 53 notations throughout. Printed by W.T. Sherwin unknown books
1786104062Philadelphia: Printed by Charles Cist 1786. First edition of Paine's defense of the Bank of North America. Small octavo bound in three quarters leather over marbled boards with gilt titles and tooling to the spine. Rare. "Another time that tried men's souls occurred in 1780 when the American troops were at the end of their patience because of lack of pay and scarcity of supplies. Serious features of mutiny and sedition had already appeared. A tone of discouragement swept through the Pennsylvania Assembly for the treasury was empty. One member said 'We might as well give up first as last.' But Paine did not agree and when he drew his meager salary he took $500 and started a subscription for the relief of soldiers. Robert Morris and many others followed and by June 18 1780 had raised 300000 pounds and started a bank which supplied the army through the campaign.When the bank came under attack by those who favored inflation after the war Paine rushed to its defense with this pamphlet."Gimbel 45. In very good condition with the title page backed with some restoration period ownership signature stamp to the verso of page 53 notations throughout. Printed by Charles Cist hardcover books
166048659Leiden: chez Jean Elsevier 1660. First edition 2 volumes 8vo pp. 16 970; 605 1; vignette title pages title page in volume I printed in red and black; text printed in double column; contemporary full unadorned vellum turned-in edges; some wrinkling of the flyleaves but in all a very good sound set. Not common. Not in the Kraus Elsevier Catalogue 194; Copinger 1480; Vancil p. 74; Willems 862: "Dictionnaire parfaitement exécuté en caractères ronds et italiques." <br/><br/> chez Jean Elsevier hardcover books
1923413Boston: Atlantic Monthly Press 1923. Ltd. to 585 signed & numbered copies on handmade paper 8vo 120pp. very light wear at spine ends corners rubbed; else fine; printed by D.B. Updike at Merrymount Press. <br/><br/> Atlantic Monthly Press unknown books
197151214London: Society of Archivists 1971. 8vo pp. viii 2 84 2; 8 plates; red cloth gilt title on spine fine. Part of a series of Society of Archivists handbooks. <br/><br/> Society of Archivists hardcover books
28345Confidant of Missouri pioneer Jonathan Bryan 1759-1846 of the noted St. Charles family whose relatives included their neighbor Daniel Boone. DS 1p 7½" X 12" St. Charles County MO 1847 February 2. Near fine. Acknowledgment that Tuter who signs himself as "Administrator of the Estate of Johnathan Bryan" has had a writ of replevin made out and issued to the St. Charles sheriff Edward C. Cunningham 1809-65 for delivery to an unnamed offender. The writ seeks to recover the following property apparently wrongfully taken from Jonathan Bryan's estate: "one negro man a Slave named Heney one Two horse waggon and one pair of Briches Two Black horses one Lorrel horse with bold face one walnut Cupboard one clock one Bureau one bedstead and bedding one walnut Table one Trunk one Bible." In other words everything but the kitchen sink. Signed at the conclusion by Tater in his definitely untutored hand. Tales of slaves are found in the Bryan family lore such as: "Mrs. Jonathan Bryan a kinswoman of Daniel Boone was working in her yard with a slave woman when a boy slave screamed. She saw an Indian warrior heading for them with a tomahawk in one hand and a gun in the other. The women ran for the house. Just as they were slamming the door they caught the warrior's head and right arm between the door and facing. The slave woman grabbed the hatchet from his hand and killed him with a sharp blow. The women had barely recovered from their fright when the boy shouted again." Could the slave boy in this old family legend by none less than the "Slave named Heney" whose return is demanded in this replevin suit Quite unusual slavery item with an intriguing history. unknown books
188941208Westminster: Printed for the Camden Society 1889. 8vo pp. xi 3 305; original brick cloth upper cover and spine lettered in gilt yellow endpapers; ex-Minnesota Historial Society with usual markings small tear approx. 1 inch from spine head edges a bit worn; ownership inscription on ffep by James K. Hosmer director of the Minneapolis Public Library from 1892 to 1904 "gift of Samuel Rawson Gardiner received June 1889". "New series XLV" - title page verso. <br/><br/> Printed for the Camden Society hardcover books
200230879Woodbridge:: Antique Collectors' Club. As New in As New dust jacket. 2002. Hardcover. 1851493905 . Color photographs throughout. First edition. As new in like dust jacket. . Antique Collectors' Club, hardcover books
1923006356London: T. Werner Laurie Ltd. 1923. A Limited Edition of 1000 copies of which this is copy no.151. SIGNED by Arnold Bennett on limitation page. Paper label with spare label tipped into final leaf at rear. Near fine top edge slight foxing in a Near fine dust wrapper uniformly a bit browned at spine. Privately Printed for Subscribers only and part of a uniform series by T. Werner Laurie Ltd. A quite handsome and unused copy. . SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Limited and Numbered Signed 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo. Privately Printed. T. Werner Laurie Ltd. Hardcover books
2006006043Norton 2006. Book. As New. Cloth. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. As new copy in like jacket."The Story of the World's Most Valuable Coin 1933 Double Eagle." Beautiful copy. Norton Hardcover books
198347441Dallas: Bridwell Library 1983. Edition limited to 275 copies this no. 222 printed at the Bird & Bull Press in Newtown Pa. and bound by E. G. Parrot 8vo pp. 31 3; publisher's cloth-backed paper-covered boards with gilt title on front board; fine. <br/><br/> Bridwell Library hardcover books
201051742Newtown: Bird & Bull Press 2010. Edition limited to 140 copies this the bookbinder Greg Campbell's copy Cmpbell-Logan Bindery and out of series; 8vo pp. 131 3; color facsimiles of correspondence title printed in red and black wood-engraved vignette and headers original quarter black morocco over green cloth upper cover stamped in gilt green morocco label on spine green cloth slipcase; fine. On the relationship between the prominent bookseller and collector. <br/><br/> Bird & Bull Press hardcover books
179196176Chez F. Buisson: Paris 1791. First French edition of Thomas Paine's classic statement of faith in democracy and egalitarianism. Octavo bound in contemporary one quarter calf over marbled boards. In very good condition. From the library of Virginia bibliophile and historian Christopher Clark Geest with his bookplate to the pastedown. Rare and desirable. "One of the most remarkable political writers of the modern world Thomas Paine wrote both parts of Rights of Man with the United States in mind Celebrating America and the extension of the struggle for liberty equality and democracy to France Rights of Man became a phenomenal success in America" Kaye 4 97-9. Paine finished the first part of Rights of Man on his 54th birthday January 29 1791 and the following day handed the manuscript to Johnson a London publisher "who set about printing it in time for the opening of Parliament and Washington s birthday on February 22." Fearing governmental reprisals Johnson halted its release compelling Paine to find another London publisher J.S. Jordan. Paine entrusted friends to supervise the publication and "packed his trunk for Paris where he planned to arrange a French translation." The London edition of Rights of Man finally saw publication on March 13 1791 and "made Paine the most controversial public figure of the day" Keane 304-6. Paine then in France had "brought with him from London a copy of the original sheets for translation into French" Woodward 199. With the publication of a new French edition of Common Sense and in May 1791 the appearance Droits de l Homme Rights of Man French newspapers declared Paine "the most determined champion of republican principles." Paine's objective in Part I of Rights of Man "was to defend the cause of individual rights and liberty" Fruchtman 250-1. Rights of Man stands as "the earliest complete statement of republican principles. It set forth the fundamental ideas on which the American republic was founded" Woodward 211. Shortly after publication of Part I of Rights of Man Paine began work on Part II which appeared in February 1792. Paris hardcover books
188977002London: Sampson Low Marston Searle & Rivington 1889. First edition of this classic angling work. Quarto bound in original green cloth gilt titles to the spine 25 inserted lithographed plates a few in color. In very good condition with light rubbing to the extremities. Housed in full custom calf clamshell box with marbled interior. Dry-Fly Fishing in Theory and Practice is British author and angler Frederic M. Halford's second and most influential book on dry-fly fishing. It followed Floating Flies and How to Dress Them and this pair of books initiated some 40 years of a rigid and sometimes dogmatic school the Halfordian school of dry-fly fishing especially on English chalk streams. The work also played a significant role in the development of dry-fly fishing in America. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington hardcover books
198057180Franklin Center Pa: The Franklin Library 1980. Edition limited to an unspecified number; 8vo pp. xxxiv 355 1; original full black gilt-stamped morocco silk moiré endpapers silk ribbon bookmark a.e.g.; fine bright copy. <br/><br/> The Franklin Library unknown books
197426497Nieuwkoop: B. DeGraaf 1974. First edition 8vo pp. 125; illustrations; near fine in original blue cloth gilt-lettered spine slightly faded with one edge bumped. Bibliotheca Bibliographica Neerlandica volume VII. Contains an index of authors titles names and places. <br/><br/> B. DeGraaf hardcover books
194042Original color photograph inscribed by the 34th President and First Lady of the United States Dwight D. and Mamie Doud Eisenhower. Presentation photograph inscribed on the mount "For Mrs. Helen Colle with best wishes and warm regards from Dwight D. Eisenhower" and signed "Mamie Doud Eisenhower." The recipient Helen Colle Donaldson Hollers was a White House administrative assistant who served under nine presidents from Harry S. Truman to George H.W. Bush. In very good condition. Double matted and framed. The entire piece measures 12.25 inches by 15.75 inches. American Army general Dwight D. Eisenhower served as the 34th President of the United States from 1953 until 1961. He was a five-star general in the United States Army during World War II and served as Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe. He was responsible for planning and supervising the invasion of North Africa in Operation Torch in 1942-43 and the successful invasion of France and Germany in 1944-45 from the Western Front. In 1951 he became the first Supreme Commander of NATO. unknown books