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191564127Chazy NY & Chicago IL: W.H. Miner Lammers Shilling Company 1915. Folio. 10.5 x 13 in. 2 114 pp. Illustrated and printed in sepia throughout over 100 photo illustrations some colour-tinted colour plates 1 large folding colour map at rear. Embossed & illustrated flexible tan covers raised embossed gilt red orange green & red ornament illustration & lettering yapp fore-edges illustrated endpapers w/ the original cardboard mailing case Fine/Fine copy. First edition thus of this lavishly printed land promotion issued by William H. Miner celebrating and promoting his improvements and vast expansion to the family Chazy Dairy Farm largely funded by Miner’s famed mechanical inventions of draft rigging for railcars or the tandem rigging draft patented in 1891 and by 1910 used in more than 15000 railcars. He had begun developing Heart’s Delight by 1903 and by 1915 the farm encompassed 12000 acres producing beef and dairy cattle mules draft horses purebred horses sheep pigs chickens turkeys and brook trout. With 800 employees the farm operated a dairy creamery box factory ice house greenhouses grist mill numerous hydroelectric dams and featured a 20-bedroom guesthouse where vacationers and potential investors could observe the latest developments agriculture and farming methods. W.H. Miner, Lammers Shilling Company, unknown
191060857Warren OR: Lovewell-Foto 1910. Two silver gelatin photos sized 8 x 6 in. mounted on 12 x 10 in. gray studio board embossed borders and photographer’s imprint caption location & dating in neat white manuscript ink at lower border below the images minor rubbing to corners some very minor edgewear still two VG photos with bright contrast. These two original images capture the prosperous dairy farming operation of Jacob Hammer 1858-1951 who along with his wife Barbara and eight children ages 7 to 23 were renting a substantial farm and just 5 years later purchased a much larger spread on Deer Island in Columbia County Oregon. The photographs appear to have been shot by John & Sarah Lovewell who worked as a husband & wife traveling photographers from about 1910-1915 along the Columbia & Willamette Rivers. Lovewell-Foto, unknown
194063620Moline IL: John Deere 1940. 4to. 22 pp. Photo & colour-illustrated throughout 1 double-page colour plate cutaway of the Model D tractor. Self-printed colour-illustrated softcovers front cover w/ John Deere Model D at work with leather strap attached to haying machinery minor edgewear some scuffing couple slight closed tears to spine still a VG- copy. First edition thus of this excellent pre-War catalogue of the storied John Deere Model “D†which when first introduced in 1923 to the farming public was the compay’s first mass-produced tractor. This was a standard tread tractor fitted with fixed wheel widths and by 1939 received the updated styling changes with updated hoods and grilles of Henry Dreyfuss former Bel Geddes apprentice. The model also featured an optional power take-off to power extraneous farm equipment as shown on the front cover here. Worldcat locates 1 copy National Library of Australia. John Deere, paperback
1881883091881. AGRICULTURE Miyazaki Ryujo. Koeki NOKO ZENSHO 5 vols. Tokyo n.d.1881. Bound Japanese-style fukuro-toji. Original covers and title labels. 22.7 x 15.5 cm. An extensive guide to the practice of agriculture in the early modern era of Meiji Japan. Largely text but illustrated throughout in woodcut some of which in each volume are skillfully colored. Near fine condition. Unusual and important work. Miyazaki Ryujo had also produced such importantlandmarks of modern learning as the Shintei Nihon yochi zenzu of 1878. Complete. unknown
184235974New York: Wiley and Putnam 1842. First Edition. Hardcover. Fair. Octavo. 1 8 pages publisher advertisements iv 5-255 pages 40 page appendix 8 pages publisher advertisements. Green cloth hardcover with blind stamped designs on boards. Gilt stamped title on spine. Small tear to cloth upper spine. Light stains on the front cover. Cloth spine faded to brown. Light to moderate toning and foxing to pages. Inscription written on the right front flyleaf reads "Eugene Lynch from his friend initials J.L.C. Balt. 1842." "Eugene Lynch not legible 1842" inscription in old pen on the title page. A faint pencil inscription written top of the title page "From Colburn 174 Balt. St." This copy is possible signed by the author. Found inside the book is a 1981 typed letter by the previous owner thanking a friend for finding "a signed copy no less." of this work. Wiley and Putnam hardcover
189362573Astoria OR: J.H. Bratt Practical Marine and Landscape Photographer ca. 1893-1895. One albumen boudoir photo sized 7 x 4.75 in. mounted on printed & decorated studio board sized 8.5 x 5.25 in. minor dustsoiling & thumbing at fore-edges still a VG bright image w/ slight over-exposure at upper right of image from sunlight. An exceptional original albumen boudoir photograph capturing a bucolic farm scene along the Columbia River by this noted photographer who advertises at the borders of his studio board “all kinds of outdoor and interior work executed on short notice. Ask for Bratt’s descriptive photo album of Columbia River Fishing Scenes.†Bratt d. 1915 was originally a stereo photographer in Akron NY opened a San Francisco gallery by 1886 where he remained until 1893 and moved to Astoria where he began working out of his studio at 583 Commercial St. He quickly established an excellent reputation and remained there until about 1899 when he moved to San Rafael CA as a partner with the firm Loriallard & Bratt. The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire wiped out his entire studio and stock of negatives. J.H. Bratt, Practical Marine and Landscape Photographer, unknown
187135890Charleston: Walker Evans & Cogswell Printers 1871. First Edition. Wraps. Fair. Original printed stitched yellow wraps. Approx. 9" X 6". 54 pages 18 pages of printed and illustrated advertisements. Title on front wrap and advertisement on the back wrap. Rear wrap is creased and chipped with damp stains. Light damp stains top page edges. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Printers unknown
191334939New York & London: Orange Judd and Company/ Kegan Paul Trench Trubner & Co 1913. Later printing. Hardcover. Fair. 12mo. 4 75 pages 2. Burgundy cloth hardcover with white title on the front cover. Faded title on the spine. Cloth is edge worn and torn on the front upper joint. Light toning to the end sheets. Front hinge cracked. Previous owners name on the front and rear end sheets. Interior contents clean. Orange, Judd and Company/ Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co hardcover
190562675Detroit MI: D.M. Ferry & Co. John Bornman & Sons Printers 1905. 8vo. 6.75 x 9.75 in.100 pp. With 100’s of woodcut engraved illustrations throughout. Colour-chromolithograph illustrated softcovers wraparound cover art of Pansies minor chipping head & foot of spine front outer joint just starting minor soiling a couple very slight holes at spine still VG- copy w/ original order form & envelope laid-in. First edition of this scarce and nicely printed D.M. Ferry Seed Co. catalogue featuring excellent chromolith insert of Puritan Cauliflower. This catalogue was issued almost two decades after the devastating 1886 New Year’s Day fire reflected the business acumen of Ferry and growth to be one of the largest seed companies in the United States by the Progressive Era. This catalogue offers a wide range of seeds from Abobra to Zinnia’s and the company pioneered selling seeds in small packages labeled and illustrated and maintained 160000 outlets by 1890. After 1910 the company became well known for employing Maxfield Parrish to illustrate their seed catalogues and packets as well as promotional brochures. Worldcat locates 2 copies Nat. Agr. Lib. & Cornell; See: Nursery and Seed Catalogs: D.M. Ferry Seed Co. Mertz Library New York Botanical Garden 2024. D.M. Ferry & Co., [John Bornman & Sons, Printers], paperback
188544121NY 1885. One corner chipped light soiling along edges signatures clean good. 1 sheet. Illus. with 1 wood engraving. 5 x 7.5 inches. Thirty-one signatures on the verso of an engraved program cover of those attending a dinner of The New York Farmers organization founded in 1882 at the Union League Club and open to landowers and those involved in the marketing and promotion of agricuture. Includes signatures of C.B. Agnew Henry B. Pellevr J. Lawrence Lee Edward B. Post F.A. Potts Philander Williams F. Bronson J. Borland Edwin Thome Reginald Rives John Jay D. F. Appleton and more many whose names appear in a report of the 1885 dinner as reported by the New York Times. unknown
190356176Sioux City IA: Correspondence Agricultural College 1903. 8vo. 24 pp. printed in green & brown w/ four tipped-in gray printed corrections and additions 1 illustrated. Colour-illustrated gray softcovers Arts & Crafts cover art of ears of corn & book w/ torch on front cover slight scuffing very slight tear to lower right corner still VG copy. First edition of this unusually scarce promotional catalogue for this early agricultural correspondence school with focus on veterinary science and animal husbandry based in Sioux City IA. The Veterinary courses encompassed animal castration animal obstetrics animal spaying and course in sanitary and preventative medicine. In addition there were courses in feeding and care of lives stock and judging. With the addition of Prof. Holden in 1903 -- the first professor of agronomy in the United States at nearby Iowa State -- an Agronomy correspondence course was added on crops soils farm mechanics and farm management. No copies located in Worldcat. Correspondence Agricultural College, paperback
193458533Chicago IL: Oliver Farm Equipment Sales Co. 1934. 4to. 322 pp. With 100’s of photo illustrations text illustrations diagrams. Limp printed black covers red lettering & decorative border on front cover red lettering on spine punch hole at upper left corner as issued for hanging braid spine cocked some curving minor bumping & wear to corners still a G copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce and comprehensive sales catalogue for the storied farm equipment company. Oliver Farm Equipment Co. was organized in Chicago in 1929 by the merger of Hart-Parr Tractor Co. of Charles City IA Nichols & Shepard Co. of Battle Creek MI the American Seeding Machine Co. of Richmond IN and Oliver Chilled Plow Works of South Bend IN. This merger revived the fortunes of all four manufacturers and allowed for them to compete with Case International Harvester John Deere Ford and other farm equipment and heavy equipment manufacturers at the time. This catalogue features sections on the latest in Oliver Hart-Parr tractors Row Crop equipment Nichols & Shepard combines threshers horse plows harrows tillage tools and Oliver planters. Of particular interest are the illustrations charts diagrams and listings for all standard and special equipment manufactured and sold by Oliver at the end of the Roaring 20’s. Oliver continued to expand through and after the Great Depression buying McKenzie Ann Arbor Agricultural the Cleveland Tractor Co. Cletrac which were producers of crawler-type caterpillar tractors and was finally purchased by White Motor Corp. in 1960. No copies in Worldcat; See: John Culbertson The Tractor Builders: the People Behind the Production of Hart-Parr/Oliver/White 2001. Oliver Farm Equipment Sales Co., unknown
183954251Albany: Steam-Press of C. Van Benthuysen 1839-40. Quarto 34cm. Contemporary half-calf over paper-covered boards; 3208pp; inserted portrait frontispiece of Buel; text illustrations. Binding scuffed leather on spine somewhat dry but structurally sound and internally quite clean but for some mild to moderate foxing most pronounced on title page and first page of text; Very Good. Bound volume of twelve issues from March to December 1839; monthly except for August and November for which months two numbers were issued. <br /> <br /> Buell 1778-1839 began his career as a printer and publisher; he was the proprietor of two partisan Democratic newspapers in the teens and twenties the Ulster Plebeian and the Albany Argus. But his most important accomplishments were in the area of agricultural reform beginning with the establishment of his own experimental farm near Albany in the early 1820s. By the end of that decade he had become a leading spokesman for "scientific methods" in agriculture; in addition to establishing a number of agricultural associations including the New York State Agricultural Society in 1832 ".his most important accomplishment was to establish a career as an influential agricultural writer. He set the Albany Cultivator on a firm footing as one of the leading journals of its day.he included many original contributions in its pages enlisting the knowledge of hundreds of agents and correspondents." ANB. The Cultivator ran from 1834 to 1865; following Buel's death in 1839 it merged with Luther Tucker's The Gennesseean. Steam-Press of C. Van Benthuysen unknown
187736793Saint Paul Minnesota: Saint Paul Harvester Works Manufactures 1877. Newspaper. Fair. Newspaper. Approx. 24" x 19" folded advertisement. 4 pages. Contents are full of illustrations and testimonials dating to January 1877. The newspaper has several small closed edge tears and some edge chips. A few tears along the horizontal folds with minimal loss. Fair condition. Saint Paul Harvester Works, Manufactures unknown
194863693Baltimore MD: The Waverly Press 1948. 8vo. ix 1 416 pp. Black publisher’s cloth gilt lettering on spine w/ d.j. minor age toning edgewear toning & sunning to spine still NF/VG copy. First edition of this work exploring the nearly 30 years of the impact of the Farm Bureau organizations across the United States founded following World War I and continuing through the Great Depression and World War II with the purpose of promoting agricultural extension and education work at the local level group insurance and lobbying on behalf of U.S. farmers. The Waverly Press, hardcover
179733709Walpole New Hampshire: David Carlisle Jun 1797. Newspaper. Good. Newspaper. Approx. 18.5" x 12". 4 pages. Folded twice. Contents include foreign intelligence news from around the States advertisements etc. Nice floral decoration on page 4. Old ink name top left corner page 1. Light toning to the paper. A very small slit in the paper in the middle section. David Carlisle, Jun unknown
185933753Columbia South Carolina: R. M. Stokes 1859. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Quarto. Bound volume with 12 issues January through December: 3 384 pages 3. Marbled paper covered boards with leather corners joints and spine. Gilt lettered title on the spine. Light edge wear to the boards and to the head and base of the spine. Light scattered foxing and light toning to the contents. Scarce publication. Periodical ran during the 1850's to the early 1860's. Two copies of Supplement Advertiser 1859-60 for this periodical located in OCLC. R. M. Stokes hardcover
187934329DeLand Volusia County Florida: Codrington & Scovel 1879. Newspaper. Good. Two newspaper issues. Both issues are folded and uncut. First issue is dated Wednesday June 18 1879. Pages 33-40. Second issue is dated July 9 1879. Pages 57-64. Occasional light toning to the pages. Small pin holes at some of the folds. Previous owner inscription of "C H Hart Federal Point Fla" written in light pencil top of each issue. <br /> <br /> Contents include a variety of agriculture articles advice on beautifying homes selecting palm trees domestic economy an article titled "Our Orange Groves and Settlements. Part II." individuals listed in homestead patents illustrated advertisements and more. Codrington & Scovel unknown
184648947Albany: Joel Munsell 1846. Offprint. Slim octavo 22.5cm.; publisher's yellow wrappers printed within double rule; 63pp.; engraved frontispiece with key and errata slip bound after title page. Wrappers a bit worn and soiled tidemark affecting entire textblock; still overall Very Good. Inscribed at head of upper cover: "Dr. E. Holmes / with the respects of the author."<br /> <br /> Paper on the crop pest the Hessian fly also known as the barley midge first published in the "American Journal of Agriculture and Science" Vols. IV and V. Asa Fitch one of the country's first occupational entomologists went on to describe thirteen new genera and 451 new species during his career with special emphasis on pest crops anb.org. MUNSELLIANA 274. Joel Munsell unknown
184045316Rochester NY: Bateham & Crosman 1840. 4to. 4 188 pp. Woodcut engraved view of he Arcade Building in Rochester with Genesee Farmer office numerous woodcut engraved text illustrations. Contemporary marbled boards leather crnrs rebacked in simulated brwn calf edgewear rubbing minor bumping to corners faint tide mark to upper fore-edge & gutter margin of textblock occasional foxing & toning as usual still a G copy. First edition of the complete first year of this early 19th-century American agricultural trade magazine. The original Genesee Farmer had been absorbed into The Cultivator in 1839 which was published in Albany by Buel. Thomas and Bateham reformed the magazine and began publishing right away in order to service the burgeoning orchard and farming businesses surrounding Rochester New York which would eventually become within a few decades a vast nursery operation. The articles focus on farm equipment threshing machines beekeeping recipes controlling weeds growing vegetables grains cooking recipes and much more. In addition there are a number of letters to the editor and commentary on the growing problem of educated daughters of farmers deciding to leave the land and a backlash against a liberal education for women. The index with the complete volume offers an excellent reference tool. Bateham & Crosman, hardcover
185535364Richmond: P.D. Bernard; T. Bailie 1855. Wraps. Fair. Wraps. Lot 4 issues of the Southern Planter Richmond Virginia:<br /> <br /> 1. March 1849 Vol. IX. No. 3. Pages 65-96. Heavy toning and light foxing to the contents. Edge wear to the paper. J. M. Daniel Editor and P. D. Bernard Publisher. A few ads located on pages 95 and 96. Fair condition.<br /> <br /> 2. January 1852. Vol. XII. No. 1. 32 pages. Original outer wrap present. Paper is creased with edge tears. Light to moderate foxing. Ads located on the last 2 pages. This issue edited by Frank Ruffin and published by P. D. Bernard. Old ink name on the far right edge. Fair condition only. <br /> <br /> 3. June 1855. Vol. XV. No. 6. Pages 161-192. Pages 1-4 preceding the title page and pages 5-8 following page 192 are advertisements. Edge wear creases foxing and toning to this issue. Old ink name on the far right edge. Fair condition only. <br /> <br /> 4. August 1855. Vol. XV. No. 8. Pages 225-256. Pages 1-4 preceding the title page and pages 5-8 following page 256 are advertisements. Light edge wear and toning to the paper. Old ink name on the right front edge. Good condition. P.D. Bernard; T. Bailie unknown
19082020Ferndale Wa. 1908. Very good. 8pp. Original pink pictorial wrappers stapled. Light toning manuscript notation and ink stamp on front cover. Faint dampstain to lower edge of text; several contemporary manuscript notations in text. Scarce work on the dwarfing of fruit trees for use on smaller lots -- thus the "suburbanite's" garden. The author claims this is no new science and may be "practiced by any one who is capable fo doing as they are told." There are several illustrations of varieties and shapes of dwarf tree including those designed to live in pots in one's home. Above all the work is a sales pitch as the author closes by saying "At present the chief supply must be obtained from Europe. Next season I expect to have enough stock to supply all applicants from my own nursery." The author also wrote several treatises on the cultivation of flax published in Washington state. Rare - we locate a single copy in OCLC at the National Agriculture Library. unknown
184635067Indianapolis: AS. V. B. Noel Publisher and Printer 1846. Wraps. Good. Folded wraps. Two issues. Vol. II. No. 14. Pages 209-224. Illustrated front cover. Light toning to the contents. A small closed tear top of the front cover. Vol. II. No. 17. Pages 257-272. Illustrated front cover. Light soiling and darkening to the covers both issues. Prior to Henry Ward Beecher becoming a prominent preacher and abolitionist in New England he was active in a number of activities in Indianapolis. Beecher was appointed pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Lawrenceburg Indiana in 1837. In 1839 he became the Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis. <br /> <br /> From the Encyclopedia of Indianapolis:<br /> <br /> Beecher’s activities were not narrowly confined to the ministries of Second Presbyterian. He was Stated Clerk of the Indianapolis Presbytery served on the executive committee of the INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY was a member of the INDIANAPOLIS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY and promoted the movements for temperance and common schools.<br /> On a statewide level he led revivals in several cities served as a trustee of Wabash College and was editor from 1845-1847 of the INDIANA FARMER AND GARDENER renamed the Western Farmer And Gardener after a merger in 1846. On October 3 1847 Beecher left Indianapolis to become pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church in Brooklyn New York where he would become one of the most famous orators and influential figures of 19th– century America. AS. V. B. Noel Publisher and Printer unknown
189812649N.p. probably either Mobile or Daphne Al 1898. Narrow sixteenmo. Original printed wrappers on blue paper sewn. Light wear and soiling pencil note on front wrapper. Very good. An unrecorded and ephemeral pamphlet printing the Baldwin County Agricultural Society’s constitution seven articles and by-laws eight articles along with a list of officers and directors to set up the first operations of the organization.  The society was formed to further “the interests of those engaged in the cultivation of the soil or in the distribution of its products.† The wrappers are printed with advertisements for local businesses all located in Mobile about thirteen miles across the bay from Daphne. No copies in OCLC. unknown
192312654Silverhill Al 1923. 16pp. Quarto. Original color-printed wrappers stapled. Minor wear and dust-soiling to wrappers small chip to bottom of front wrapper near spine two short closed tears to bottom edge of front wrapper. About very good. Volume 1 number 1 of this informative Alabama agricultural periodical and likely the only issue published.  Most of the articles pertain to Satsuma oranges but also include pieces on “Citrus Fruits of Japan†“Insects and Diseases That Attack Citrus Fruits in Southern California†and “Steps Taken by the Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange on Insect Control.â€Â  The last article contains “Some Good Orange Recipes.â€Â  The work also includes a healthy number of advertisements for local businesses in Mobile Bay Minette Loxley and Silverhill where the publisher was based; the latter prints an ad on the inside rear wrapper offering their job printing services.  Silverhill is located just about ten miles inland from Mobile Bay.  Seemingly unrecorded in OCLC which does describe a slightly earlier periodical of the same name published in Mobile in 1916-17 with a different editor and publisher. unknown