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189626938.1Boston: George H. Polley & Co 1896. Hardcover. Good contents. Ex-library book with typical labels and stamps; perforation stamps on most plates. Cover soiled spine ends and corners slighly frayed each plate bound by cloth hinge. Binding slightly loose. Tan buckram/boards with gilt lettering on spine; introductory page list of plates and 66 single-sided bw plates. Oversize and heavy and will require extra postage. Illustrated survey of colonial furnishings as they appeared in their colonial interiors. Photographs selected from mansions in Portsmouth Newburyport Salem and Providence each representing the most prosperous era of colonial history. An oversized and heavy volume. George H. Polley & Co hardcover books
18928186<p>This is a leather-bound copy of "The California Vine Disease - A Preliminary Report of Investigations" by Newton B. Pierce. 1892; Government Printing Office; Washington D.C. Bulletin No. 2 issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture - Division of Vegetable Pathology. The book features 25 illustrated plates seven of which are in color a large fold-out chart titled "Effect of Shade on Diseased Vines - Showing the Shade Effects in the Vineyard of Col. J.A. Scarritt at Orange" and a Chart of Anaheim and Vicinity - Showing Many of the Old Vineyards Where Disease was First Noted. There is an Index at the back. Nicely bound in full leather with gilt and four raised bands on the spine.<br /><br />In the early 1880's "Anaheim disease" decimated 30000 acres of vines near Anaheim and Pomona. Newton B. Pierce a special agent of the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture responded to this event as the first professional plant pathologist in California. He skillfully eliminated explanations other than disease but was not able to identify the causative agent. In the late 1880's the disease damaged vineyards in Napa County followed by severe outbreaks in Southern California in the 1930's and 1940's. This "Preliminary Report" documents Pierce's initial findings. The vine disease is now referred to as "Pierce's disease" after him.<br /><br />Condition:<br />The bulletin has been nicely and professionally re-bound in full leather by "Crahan." The leather has peeled a bit at the top of the spine the top-left corner of the front cover and near the top-left corner of the back cover. Some shelf wear to the leather along the perimeter of the boards. Tight binding with no cracks and no loose pages. Both covers are firmly attached. The original front cover is present - it has some light staining a piece missing at the top-right corner handwriting in pen at the top-left corner and an old name written in ink. Light dampstaining along the top edge of the color plates at the back. Some pages are still attached along the top edge; some of the separated pages have tears at the outer edge. Old name written in pen at the top of page 13. Tanning along the perimeter of the front end papers. There is a 3" strip along the inner edge of the rear pastedown where the top paper layer has Peeled. Overall the book is in Good condition.</p> Government Printing Office hardcover
189522877London: John Lane 1895. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. green decorate cloth. Very good. 56 pages. 20 x 13 cm. Limited edition one of 350. Front cover decoration by Laurence Housman noted for his intricate Art Nouveau designs. 16 pages of adverts at rear. Small book label free front endpaper of W.H. Clarke & Co. Boston. Interior contents bright. Rubbing to backstrip head and foot first few leaves unopenend. John Lane hardcover
18905207Washington DC: Judd & Detweiler Printer 1890. Octavo 19.5 x 13.5 cm. 110 pages. Subtitle on cover and flyleaf: A Cook Book. "Index" page 17 is actually a table of contents. Advertisements on pages 1-14 and 95-110. First edition. Two hundred twenty ascribed recipes gathered in support of a beloved urban space where "The seats in the church are free at every service". The dishes bear echoes of a British and conservative culinary orientation: Clam Chowder English Rice Pudding Farcied i.e. stuffed Tomatoes Shrove Tuesday Pancakes Apple Roly-Poly Pickled Lemons Shrewsbury Cakes Soft Gingerbread Fig Pudding. Included is a Plum Pudding that made the rounds in post-Civil War cookbooks attributed to Mrs. General Sherman. Seldom is the immediate fund-raising goal of a church cookbook forthrightly stated but Mrs. Valk and Miss Newton left no doubt: "The ladies who have compiled this little volume hope that it may accomplish the double mission of helping to conserve domestic serenity and of pushing forward the good work to which its proceeds are to be devoted-the erection of St. Paul's Parish Building". The community now known as St. Paul's Parish at K Street was born of the missionary fervor that swept Washington in the aftermath of the Civil War. The first church was constructed in 1868 on 23rd Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and I Street NW not far from Washington Circle. No photographs of this first building appear to have survived. At once resolutely Anglo-Catholic and "free" - that is without reserved or rented pews - St. Paul's has since that time embraced an urban mission at the heart of the District. After the federal government seized the location by eminent domain in 1944 St. Paul's congregation built the church it now occupies on the south side of K Street. A number of pages spot- or splatter-stained a few with marks in pencil. Some soiling to edges of text block; textblock firm despite shaken covers. Bound in red publisher's cloth stained with black titling and blind-stamped decorative pattern; corners bumped. Good. Scarce. OCLC locates two copies; Cook page 49; no in Brown or Cagle. Judd & Detweiler, Printer hardcover books
1855478London 1855. First Edition. Hardback. Very good condition. unknown
1877851M23Bristol: Privately printed 1877. First edition. Leather. Near Fine. 12" by 10". None. A very scarce schedule of property owned by the trustees of Bristol Municipal Charities in the late 19th century. A very scarce work in the original paper vellum binding. A schedule of properties owned including houses land schools and almshouses by the trustees of Bristol's municipal charities in the following areas: Bristol Congresbury Wick St. Lawrence Yatton Chew Magna Dundry Nempnett Burnett Chewton Keynsham Queen Charlton Frenchay Winterbourne Almondsbury Henbury Siston Portishead Portbury Brislington Horfield Stapleton Wickwar and Bradwell Essex. Information includes length of tenancy annual rent and a description of the property. In the original paper vellum binding. Externally very smart with just a couple of marks to the spine. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean except for spotting to the first and last couple of pages and a little age toning to the page perimeters. Near Fine Privately printed hardcover
1813g3686bLondon: G Kearsley; J Walker; J Stockdale; &c. G : in good condition. Rebacked. Cover rubbed. Some foxing. 1813. First Edition. Brown hardback half-leather cover. 240mm x 160mm 9" x 6". 186 plates. 186 plates 10 hand-coloured 2 fold-out. Heavy item - shipping supplement may apply for overseas. . G Kearsley; J Walker; J Stockdale; &c hardcover
18652285411Day & Son 1865. Volume 1-2. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. 8vo. Both volumes have been bound together in a red cloth library binding featuring gilt titles to spine. External condition like new. Internally binding is secure and pages are clean with some very minor foxing and markings. Complete with numerous illustrations and maps. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1800grams ISBN: Day & Son hardcover
188942627London Harrisn and Sons 1889. 4to. No wrappers as extracted from "Philosophical Transactions" 1888 Vol. 179 - Series B. Pp. 503-537 textillustr. and 2 lithographed plates. Fine and clean. <br/><br/><em>First appearance of this importent paper describing for the first time a new species of the Jurassic flying reptile.The skull was collected in the 1880s by D.W. Purdon who is honoured in the specific name "Scaphognatus Purdoni s Newton nmd it. It was recognizd as a distinct genus only decades later in 1919 by Gustav von Arthaber. </em> unknown
187716249St. Paul: Pioneer Press Co 1877. 500 copies ordered printed 8vo pp.73; 4 maps 2 folding and in color; in orig. printed yellow wrappers split along back joint but in otherwise excellent condition. Winchell was the nationally-known state geologist from 1872 to 1900 and professor of mineralology and geology at the University of Minnesota. Here he provides a detailed study of the geology of Minneapolis and the surrounding area. He was also the author of one of the most respected works on the American Indian The Aborigines of Minnesota 1911. <br/><br/> Pioneer Press Co unknown books
187716249St. Paul: Pioneer Press Co 1877. 500 copies ordered printed 8vo pp.73 1; 4 maps 2 folding and in color; original yellow printed wrappers split along back joint but in otherwise fine and bright. Winchell was the nationally-known state geologist from 1872 to 1900 and professor of mineralogy and geology at the University of Minnesota. Here he provides a detailed study of the geology of Minneapolis and the surrounding area. He was also the author of one of the most respected works on the American Indian The Aborigines of Minnesota 1911. Pioneer Press Co unknown
1834271891834. Hardcover. 59pp; 32pp; 37pp; 136pp; 16pp; 24pp; 50pp; 16pp. Contemporary half sheepskin over marbled boards. Includes the following titles: 1 Speech of James Madison Porter of Northampton in the Convention of Pennsylvania on the Subject of the Right to Annul Charters of Incorporation. Delivered November 20 1837; Philadelphia Peter Hay & Co. 1837; first edition. 2 The Affairs of Rhode-Island. A Discourse Delivered in the Meeting-House of the First Baptist Church Providence May 22 1842. By Francis Wayland. Third Edition; Providence R. Cranston & Co. 1842; Sabin 70542. 3 Address Delivered Before the Alumni Association of the College of New Jersey September 26 1838. By James McDowell. Second Edition. Princeton Printed and Published by R. E. Hornor 1839; Sabin 43194. 4 The Jubilee of the Constitution. A Discourse Delivered at the Request of the New York Historical Society in the City of New York on Tuesday the 30th of April 1839. By John Quincy Adams; New York Published by Samuel Colman 1839; first edition; Sabin 281. 5 Anniversary Oration. Delivered Before the Faculty and Students of the University of Pennsylvania February 22d 1836. By Richard Newton; Philadelphia Printed by William F. Geddes 1836; first edition; Sabin 55083. 6 An Oration Delivered Before the Zelosophic Society of the University of Pennsylvania. By P. McCall; Philadelphia Joseph & William Kite Printers 1836; first edition; Sabin 42976. 7 Address Delivered Before the American Whig and Cliosophic Society of the College of New Jersey. September 24 1839. By Aaron Ogden Dayton; Princeton Printed by Robert E. Hornor 1839; first edition; Sabin 18999. 8 The Power of Holiness in the Christian Ministry. A Discourse Delivered by Appointment Before the Directors Professors and Students of the Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian Church at Princeton September 29 1834. By Albert Barnes; Philadelphia Printed by William F. Geddes 1834; first edition. Leather well worn some scattered foxing previous owner's name on two of the pamphlets. A good copy. ; Octavo. hardcover
189143719W.A. Nudd Norwich 1891. 1st edition. V.g./No Jacket. Hard covers gilt title Tips of spine worn lower corner bumped; bookplate of Thomas Parkin otherwise known as Thomas Southwill F.L.S. of Norwich inscription on this subject on reverse of half-title page. Inclues "some account of the Cromer Forest Bed and its fossil Mammalia" etc. from the notes of the Late John Gunn. These included mammoths and Irish elk. W.A. Nudd, Norwich hardcover
1832200244AB1832. No Place London Charles Knight & Co. No Year 1832. Circa 225 pages. Features thirty black and white portraits with many black and white illustrations throughout. Original Hardcover with half-leather and buckram boards. Gilt lettering and blind design on spine with raised bands with gilt ornament. Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear. Only minor foxing throughout. Some tissue guards loose. With marbled edges and marbled both endpapers and pastedowns. Name of previous owner written in blue ink on free front endpaper "Richard Allen" also featured within in pencil and dated '1832'. From the reference library of Hans Christian Andersen Translator Erik Haugaard. Includes for example the following portraits and biographies: Dante / Davy / Kosciusko / Watt / Turenne / Boyle / Newton / Michael Angelo / Moliere / Corneille / Halley / Sully / Pascal / Erasmus / Cromwell / Titian / Lionardo Da Vinci / William III / Napoleon / Goethe / Schiller / Correggio / Raphael etc. This volume of 'Gallery of Portraits' appears to be a compendium of selected biographies taken from other 'Gallery of Portraits with Memoirs' volumes. It was a publication by Arthur Thomas Malkin and the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge SDUK. The SDUK was founded in 1826 mainly at the instigation of Lord Brougham with the object of publishing information to people who were unable to obtain formal teaching or who preferred self-education. A Whiggish London organisation that published inexpensive texts intended to adapt scientific and similarly high-minded material for the rapidly expanding reading public it was wound up in 1848. Arthur Thomas Malkin 1803 1888 was an English writer alpinist and cricketer. Wikipedia hardcover
187339795Sacramento: H.A. Weaver & Co. Steam Book and Job Printers 1873. 7 1 blank pp. Last page prints the People's Union Independent Anti-Monopoly Ticket for State Senate and Assemblymen. Very Good.<br /> <br /> Booth was elected Governor of California in 1871 campaigning as a Republican and with support from African Americans. In 1875 he resigned his office and with the help of the Anti-Monopoly Party was elected U.S. Senator from California. Booth had supported Lincoln in 1860. Felton also a Republican and the Mayor of Oakland had criticized Booth for an allegedly insufficient anti-monopoly stance. The offended Booth responded with this Open Letter accusing Felton of joining "hired assassins of character" of suffering from "mental obliquity" and failing to be "generous candid fair or truthful."<br /> Not in Rocq Cowan Drury. OCLC 21739281 3- Yale UC Berkeley Hayes Pres. Lib. 228685535 1- Huntington as of January 2024. H.A. Weaver & Co., Steam Book and Job Printers unknown
189313136.1Philadelphia: A. Edward Newton & Co 1893. 1st edition Fleck F.6.a; Winterich 12. An un-numbered large paper copy from a stated limitation of 100 cc. INSCRIBED by Newton as "The Author" to Captain Claude Bray on the ffep. Original publisher's 3/4 burlap over boards. Printed paper title label to spine. Light shelf wear with wear to paper title label obscuring some lettering. Hinges show discoloration from binder's glue. A VG copy. 143 1 blank pp. Deckled edges. Sm 4to. <br/><br/> A. Edward Newton & Co hardcover books
188112969NY: John Newton. Good. 1881. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound magazine. Moisture/mold damage to the bottom right corner of the last few pages. Doesn't affect the text. Simply suffed with info on herbal medicine recipes for every thing from cold remedies to "effervescent beverages. " a little over two inches thick. Four years of the magazine in one volume. The binding has some water spotting and is very rubbed at the corners. Has done a pretty good job of protecting the contents. ; Folio 13" - 23" tall . John Newton hardcover
1871053089London: Henry G. Bohn Covent Garden 1871. One-Volume Edition . Hardcover. Very Good Plus. Folio - 12 x 10 Inches Tall. Engraved Portrait Frontispiece. LONDON : 1871. 250th anniversary of singing Amazing Grace in 1773. Hardback. Engraved portrait frontispiece. Memoir by Rev. Richard Cecil. Introduction by F. Cunningham. Complete in one volume. Double-column text; good clear print. Contemporary dark-red Morocco-leather spine & corners; marbled boards. Gilt lettered spine. Marbled edges and end-papers. Minor wear only. Bright tight and clean. Neat owner name of 'DAVID WATSON March 1958' to fly-leaf; no internal markings David Christopher Knight Watson 7 March 1933 - 18 February 1984 was an English Anglican priest evangelist and author. A few fox spots. Minor wear only. VERY GOOD INDEED. lviii 1102 pages. Index. Heavy volume; extra postage required. Will be well-packed for posting/shipping. Folio; approx. 12 x 10 inches. Rosley Books for Antiquarian books CHS Cumberland Everyman GKC Inklings Keswick Literature MacDonald Rarities Theology and History. . <br/> <br/> Henry G. Bohn, Covent Garden hardcover
1831017877London United Kingdom: James Nisbet 1831. Book. Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First UK Edition THUS A New edition with the citations translated and notes by P. Borthwick Esq 1831. xvi 250 pages. A good copy in quarter bound marble boards Wear to spine and extremities of boards Tightly bound with copious notes and marginalia - clear and concise. Explanations of the text by the previous owner which do not affect the readability of the text. Slightly musty. James Nisbet Hardcover
1806056634Edinburgh: J. Johnson 72 St. Paul's Curch-Yard 1806. Eigth Edition . Hardcover. Very Good Plus. Small Octavo. LONDON : 1806. First published in 1779. 280 hymns by Newton 68 by Cowper. Hardback. Cloth spine; marbled boards; printed paper-label. All edges gilt. Bright tight and clean. Neat contemporary owner name to fly-leaf. No internal markings. Minor wear only. VERY GOOD INDEED. xvi 332 pages. Index. Will be well-packed for posting/shipping. Sm.8vo. Rosley Books for Antiquarian books Cumberland Everyman Keswick Inklings Literature Rarities Theology and History. SCARCE. <br/> <br/> J. Johnson, 72 St. Paul's Curch-Yard hardcover
189626938Boston: George H. Polley & Co 1896. Hardcover. VG clean contents; art museum ex-lib. bookplate inside front cover; faint sticker remnants at base of spine; a bit of wear to head/tail of spine and points of corners. Tan cloth with maroon cloth spine and corners. 66 loose leaf plates introductory page and table of contents page. With maroon fabric ties. Oversize and slightly heavy. Will require extra postage.0. Illustrated survey of colonial furnishings as they appeared in their colonial interiors. Photographs selected from mansions in Portsmouth Newburyport Salem and Providence each representing the most prosperous era of colonial history. The bookplate shows that this volume was donated by the wife of architect Michel M. LeBrun. Napoleon Le Brun & Sons the sons being Michel and his brother Pierre won the commission to design the new Home Life Insurance Company building in Manhattan a building on the frontier of the "skyscraper" era in New York. George H. Polley & Co hardcover books
1897114580Boston: George H. Polley & Co 1897. Hardcover. Plates all VG with only light age toning to fore edges. Art museum ex-lib. donation plate inside folio front cover. Stamp and title in white ink on spine; general shelf wear to spine and corners. Tan cloth with maroon cloth spine and corners. 63 loose leaf plates introductory page and table of contents page. Maroon fabric ties. Oversize and a bit overweight. Will require extra postage. Illustrated survey of colonial furnishings as they appeared in their colonial interiors. The last four plates in this volume show houses or interiors from Portsmouth NH and Newburyport MA. The bookplate shows that this volume was donated by the wife of architect Michel M. LeBrun. Napoleon Le Brun & Sons the sons being Michel and his brother Pierre won the commission to design the new Home Life Insurance Company building in Manhattan a building on the frontier of the "skyscraper" era in New York. A common title in academic libraries but scarce in the marketplace. Includes Title-page Introduction sheet Contents sheet printed on both sides listing 63 plates and the plates themselves. George H. Polley & Co hardcover books
18801337201880. unbound. 3 pages each fold-out spread measuring 7 x 8.75 inches no place no date circa 1880. Written to a Mrs. Jamison with sincere apologies for a miscommunication in large part: "I am afraid between Leharf and myself you were treated very uncourteously last week in regard to the Salisbury Meeting. But I must say in my own defense that I did not understand from his note that he had deputed me to answer it and not having any information more than he could give himself I did not write. Perhaps you will forgive us for we were both in a hurry." Horizontal and vertical folds; very good condition.<br/><br/> unknown books
1865569626Day & Son Ltd 1865. Tall 8vo. xvi2 360; xiv 2 275 1 pp. Untrimmed in green blind-stamped cloth gilt lettering on spine. Together the volumes contain all 41 plates 6 of which are fold-outs and 38 woodcuts. Chipped and torn spine has been re-backed with new endpapers. Closed 2 1/4" and two 1" tears to head and tail of half title page of Volume 1. The title page of Volume II has come loose. Light foxing on endpapers; stains to covers; bindings tight. Covers edges and interiors intact and clean except where noted. Hard Cover. Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Day & Son, Ltd Hardcover
18801337201880. unbound. 3 pages each fold-out spread measuring 7 x 8.75 inches no place no date circa 1880. Written to a Mrs. Jamison with sincere apologies for a miscommunication in large part: "I am afraid between Leharf and myself you were treated very uncourteously last week in regard to the Salisbury Meeting. But I must say in my own defense that I did not understand from his note that he had deputed me to answer it and not having any information more than he could give himself I did not write. Perhaps you will forgive us for we were both in a hurry." Horizontal and vertical folds; very good condition.<br/> <br/> unknown