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18973350232Berlin, Mosse, 1897. 194 S. Ppbd (Stempel auf Vorsatz).
18411317390Breslau, Verlags-Comtoir, 1841. Gr.-8vo. 412 (statt: 416) S. in zweispaltigem Druck. Ppbd d. Zeit m. goldgeprägtem Rückenschild (beschabt, durchgehend braunfleckig, S. 321f. u. 325f. fehlen).
18421245812Hamburg, (Druck:) Gottfried, (ab Nr. 20:) Halberstadt), 1842. 4to. Zus. 32 S. in zweispaltigem Druck (angestaubt, teils wasserfleckig, Stempel a. Titeln, m. Randläs. ohne Textverlust).
18581302020Venedig, G. Antonelli, 1846 (auf d. Einbd: 1847) - 1854 (auf d. Einbd: 1858). Zus. über 3250 Sp. m. zahlr. Abb. Bedruckte OPpbde (Einbde bestoßen, beschabt u. fleckig, Bd 1 u. 2: Rücken stärker lädiert u. m. Fehlstellen; Bd 2 u. 3: obere Ecke durchgehend etwas feuchtwellig u. -fleckig; Bd 5: Fehlstelle am Kopf).
1842621715Emden, Woortman, 1842-44. 4to. Zusammen 232 zweispaltige S. Interimspappband d. Zeit (etwas berieben, Rückenbezug brüchig u. mit Fehlstellen). [2 Warenabbildungen]
18911309200Berlin, Harnisch, 1890 - 1891. 2 Bl., 768 S. Hlwd (Kanten beschabt, tektierter Stempel verso Titel, Papier gebräunt, wenige Bl. m. kl. Randläsuren).
1841621891Hamburg, Nestler und Melle, 1841-47. 4to. Zusammen etwa 2800 S. in zweispaltigem Druck. Mit 7 (6 gefalt.) Tafeln, 1 mehrfach gefalteten Diagramm u. 3 mehrfach gefalteten Plänen (u.a. Hammerbrook mit Stadtdeich; Lage der Seeschiffe zu Cuxhaven). Pappbände d. Zeit (stark beschabt u. bestoßen, 2 Bände am Kopf mit Fehlstellen, Rückdeckel von Jg. 3 mit Wasserschaden). [3 Warenabbildungen]
18461316641Hamburg, Nestler u. Melle, 1846. 4to. 2 Bl., 432 S. in zweispaltigem Druck, 3 Taf., 3 mehrf. gefaltete Taf., 1 mehrf. gefalteter Plan. Ppbd d. Zeit (beschabt, Ecken u. Kapitale etwas bestoßen).
18671310732Emden u.a. 1842 - 1867. 4to. 28 S.; 4 S.; 71 Bl. Interims-Br. (Umschl. gebräunt, m. Nässespur, Rücken- u. Randläsuren; einige Bl. braunfleckig bzw. knickspurig, m. Nässespur u. Randeinrissen, 1 Bl. m. größerem Eckkabriß).
18881303223Altona, 1810 - 1888. 8vo (1), Kl.-4to (2), Gr.-4to (1) u,. Folio (2) (1 Nummer m. stärkeren Tintenspuren, weil sie als Löschpapier benutzt wurde, 5 Nummern m. Knickspuren, meist etwas, nur 1 Nummer stark fleckig, teilw. Randeinrisse).
18903350234Berlin, 1890. VII, 165 S. Mit zahlreichen Illustrationen. OLwd. 4to. (Stempel auf Vorsatz).
1899114462South Paris Maine: Atwood & Forbes 1899. First Edition. 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. Atlas Folio 23 - 25'' tall. Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Atwood & Forbes South Paris Maine 1899. First Edition. 1st Printing. Actual 1899 newspapers. Nice Firm Clean copy ! Light general wear. Size: Atlas Folio 23 - 25'' tall. Issued every Tuesday. Tuesday Jan. 3rd 1899 to Tuesday Dec. 26th 1899. Business Cards. Among the Farmers. Eclectic article section. Copyrighted Fiction See Yup by Bret Harte A tragedy in Permutations by Joseph M. Rogers The Striped Chest by Conan Doyle A Modern Parrhasius by Francis Lynde The King's Rose Diamond by George Griffith A Three Bottle Comedy by W.E. Norris etc. Legislative news. The Oxford Bears -News around the County by town. Pharmacist ditties drugs. The Puzzler with week before answers. Homemaker's Column. World News Column especially Cuba Phillipines Hawaii. Advertising especially on right page columns. Newspapers OS1 OS1 Atwood & Forbes hardcover
1887454780Paris, Marchal et Billard, 1887-95. 8, 395; 586; 187 S. Halbleinen (2) u. Halbleder (1, Rücken fehlt) d. Zeit.
1883453617Paris, Durand et Pedone-Lauriel, 1883. 269 S. Halbleder (mit eingebundener OBroschur) (Rücken fehlt, Stempel auf Titel).
18933486366Porto, 1893. 140 S. Lwd (Stempel auf Titel).
182820152Paris, Ladvocat, 1828 1 volume In-8° (13,5 x 21,7cm) Broché sous couverture ornée aux dos, de motifs d'encadrement et d'une vignette sur les plats. 1 titre de collection, 1 faux-titre illustré, 1 titre, XII + 370p., 1 feuillet.; petits ornements. Rousseurs; non rogné, non coupé.
1895453559Genf, 1895. 239 S. Ppbd (mit eingebundener OBroschur) (Stempel auf Titel, Bibliotheks-Rückenschild).
1812B121108Bruxelles, s.n. 1812 Année 1812 complet en 366 livraisons, [1464] pp. (366 x 4pp.), 27x22cm., deux cachets officiels sur chaque livraison ("Dept. de la Dyle" & "A timbrer a extraordinaire"), texte frais sauf quelques rares rousseurs, reliure cart. d'époque fort usée, dos en cuir, premier mors fondu, [Intéressant témoinage sur l'histoire mondiale, y compris les circonstances à Bruxelles et dans ses environs], poids: 3.1 kg., B121108
1860100131<p>Oct. 1860. Oct. 1860. Very good. - Over 115 words penned on 8 inch high by 4-7/8 inch wide creamy white paper with an embossed mark at top left. The abolitionist journalist C.T. Congdon writes that "I send the IIe Act in Disunion - the Ist went forward this morning. Together both pretty much exhaust the subject". He goes on to bemoan the delay "you might have it sooner if government would give this little abolition town another daily mail." He asks the recipient to please send him the "Knickerbocker for November. I have a little trifle in it - 'Will you dine with me'." Closing with the wishes "Buena notte!" Congdon signs himself with an abbreviated signature which one can only guess is "ChTC" and concludes with a postcript about the illegibility of another reporter's handwriting. The letter is mounted with glue from the verso onto a 8-1/4 inch high by 5-1/4 inch wide yellow paper. It is identified in an unknown hand on the verso: "C. T. Congdon / Oct 1860". Very good.</p><p>The journalist poet and abolitionist Charles Taber Congdon 1821-1891 started his career by cleaning floors and delivering newspapers for the New Bedford Courrier. He went on to work as a reporter for the Daily Register and an editor at Daily Bulletin and the Daily Mercury before Horace Greeley personally invited him to come work at the New York Tribune in 1857. He came to be known as "Greeley's right hand man" and was listed by Louis Star as one of the Tribune reporters who "lived to destroy slavery root and branch". While working at the Tribune Congdon also published articles in "Vanity Fair" the "North American Review" and the "Knickerbocker Magazine". Congdon published recollections as well as poetry including "The Warning of War" in 1862.</p><p>RARE.</p> [Oct. 1860].
1894453752Paris, Marchal et Billard, 1894. 414 S. Halbleder (mit eingebundener OBroschur) (Stempel auf Titel, Rücken fehlt).
1811100927<p>Albany New York: Harry Croswell February 25 and July 30 1811. 1811. Good. - Two folio issues 13-1/8 inches high by 10-3/8 inches wide and 13-7/8 inches high by 10-1/2 inches wide. Softcover each bound in self-wraps with a wood cut of a hand holding a scale centered within the banner title at the top of each issue. 6 pages per issue with the pages of the February issue numbered 65 through 70 and that of the July issue numbered 241 through 246 with text printed in 3 columns below the running titles. Once bound in with other issues there are stab marks along the left margins and the cover pages are detached. A piece torn from the bottom left corner of the cover page of the July issue has been repaired with clear archival document tape none of which affects the text. The pages are toned with some light foxing especially to the top corner of the first 2 leaves of the February issue. Both issues are folded in half horizontally. Good.</p><p>Among the columns published in the February issue are "Original Letters from the Interior of New York State" and essays on "Washington's Birthday" "Observations on Sheep" and "Military Experiments". The July issue includes "Mr. Pickering's Address to the People of the United States. No. XVI" The "Editor's Closet on the Gaol Limits" and "Dr. Rush's Inquiry Into the effects of Ardent Spirits upon the human body and mind.".</p><p>The publisher Harry Croswell 1778-1858 was a crusading political journalist author and Episcopal clergyman. Mostly self-educated he received honorary degrees from several institutions including an A.M. from Yale in 1817 a Doctorate of Divinity from Trinity College in 1831. He was a co-founder of Trinity College in Hartford and he established the first public lectures in New Haven as well as founding an evening school for adult African-Americans. Croswell played an important role in first amendment battles over religious freedom and freedom of the press. He became Rector of Trinity Church on the Green in New Haven Connecticut establishing 7 new churches within the limits of his parish. Croswell wrote 14 books in addition fo his newspaper articles and is best known for being the first to define the word "cocktail" in print.</p> Albany, New York: Harry Croswell, February 25 and July 30, 1811. paperback
1879B61707Gent, H. Vander Schelden 1879 2 delen: samen 348pp. (doorlopende paginering), 23cm., originele omslagen (rug van dl.1 licht beschadigd), deel 2 is nog onopengesneden, Davidsfonds-uitgave nrs.21-22, goede staat, Zeldzame (vaak humoristische) studie over de pers in de 19e eeuw, B61707
1879B90116Gent, H. Vander Schelden 1879 348pp., 22cm., stevige gecart.band met linnen rug en titel in goudopdruk, enkele roestplekjes, verschenen als Davidsfonds-uitgave, (vaak humoristische) studie over de pers in de 19e eeuw, zeer goede staat, B90116
1884454072Paris, Larose et Forcel, 1884. 272 S. Halbleder. 4to. (Stempel auf Titel, Rücken fehlt).
1884453587Paris, Chevalier-Marescq, 1884. LII, 507; 590 S. Halbleder (Rücken fehlt, Stempel auf Titel).
