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1860214591860 S.L.,S.d.,vers 1859 / 1860;IN4 broché,texte en lithographie manuscrite : 23p.+ plans et cartes dont trés grande carte dépliante coloriée des lignes de chemins de fer de l’epoque,1- coupe synthétique du bassin houiller d’Aubin a Decazeville,1bis-coupe geologique, 2- carte geologique dépliante du bassin, 3-profil de la grande couche du MAZEL depliante,4- trés grande carte dépliante coloriée des lignes de chemins de fer de France de l’époque avec légendes manuscrites,
183510721Paris, Carilian-Goeury (Corbeil, Bary éditeur et Crété imprimeur), 1835 ; in-8, broché ; (4), 200 pp., couverture bleue imprimée.
18742793Systematisch geordnete Sammlung der geläufigsten neueren Brückenconstructionen, gezeichnet von Studirenden des Brückenbaus an der Kgl. rheinisch-westphälischen, polytechnischen Schule zu Aachen. Erste Abtheilung. Eiserne Brücken. Heft I und II (von 6). 2 Bände. Mit 12 doppelblattgr. lithogr. Tafeln. Aachen, J. A. Mayer, 1873 u. 1874. Folio (46,5 x 30,4 cm). 1: 4 Bll., 22 S. 2: VIII, 38 S. Orig.-Pappbände.
18410056991841 Paris, Charpentier, décembre 1841. In-8 (253 X 160 mm) demi-toile chagrinée vert bronze, dos lisse, titre doré en long (Reliure de l'époque) ; (2) ff. de faux-titre et titre, 81 pages, une carte dépliante. Rousseurs, légers frottements à la reliure.
18792536Dreitheiliges Langschwellen-System de Serres & Battig. Darstellung seiner Eigenthümlichkeit, seiner Verwendung im Eisenbahnwesen, in der Industrie und im Bergbau, seiner Vorzüge in technischer und ökonomischer Beziehung. Deutscher Text von M[oritz] Pollitzer. Mit 30 (20 doppelblattgr., 9 gefalt.) lithogr. Tafeln u. 69 Abb. im Text. Wien, Lehmann & Wentzel, 1879. 4to. (33,0 x 21,0 cm). 2 Bll., 126 S., 1 S. Berichtigungen. Halbleinwandband d. Zt.
18584166Erste (und: Zweite) Abtheilung in 1 Band. Text- u. Atlasband. Mit 42 doppelblattgr. lithogr. Tafeln von Hoser, C. A. Weber u. A. Peppel sowie mehr als 100 Holzschnitten im Text. Stuttgart, C. Mäcken, 1858. 8vo. (23,2 x 15,8) u. Folio (33,1 x 25,2 cm). 1: XVII, (3), 336 S. 2: IX S., S. (337-652). Atlas: Titel u. 1 Bl. Inhalt. Halblederbände d. Zt. mit rotem Rückenschild.
183753481N.p. n.d. 1837. 8vo pp. 36; large folding lithograph frontispiece of the Iron Mountains of Missouri one other full-page map; removed from binding; very good. American Imprints notes 3 editions in 1837: Hartford Philadelphia and Boston. The present edition is not located in American Imprints. Missouri Imprints 197. unknown
186810910Texte + atlas, 2 tomes in-4 ; demi-percaline vert-sapin, plats cartonnés et papier marbré vert (reliure de l'époque) ; 386 pp., texte manuscrit lithographié, 234 figures dans le texte, Première partie, Atlas 19 planches dont 2 doubles également lithographié par Broise à Paris.
182254541822 en ff., couv. imprimée. (couverture froissée) in-plano, front., 8pp., 16 planches, P. Bance 1828,
188426612Paris Rotschild 1884 6 Forts Volumes In-8 795 + 584 + 752 + 1081 ( 2 cartes ) + 825 + 849 pp ( grande carte )
1900bf4334Ollendorf Sélection Abraxas-libris Broché 1900 In-4 broché sous couverture rempliée rouge et noire, (20,5 * 29 cm), XX et 281 pages, Orné de reproductions d'estampes anciennes et photographies ainsi que d'illustrations par Eugène Courboin, dont 20 hors-texte en couleurs en forme de triptyques. Tirage limité à 1570 exempalires un des 1500 exemplaires numérotés (numéro 420) sur vélin teinté ; quelques minuscules rousseurs marginales, bel exemplaire dans sa brochure d'origine d'un rouge éclatant, mérite un écrin. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
190010713Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1900 ; fort in-8, broché ; VII (1 bl.), 703 pp., 173 figures, 35 planches hors-texte essentiellement de photographies.
18370022951837 Paris, Gosselin, 1837. Deux volumes in-8 (138 x 213) demi-basane verte, dos lisse orné de filets et chainettes dorées, pièces de titre et tomaison noires, tranches paille (reliure de l'époque) ; TOME I : faux-titre, titre, XVI-439 pages ; TOME II : faux-titre, titre, 504 pages. Rousseurs éparses.
18920043551892 Paris, Calmann Lévy, 1892. Grand in-8 (199 X 280 mm) percaline bleue de l’éditeur reliée à la Bradel, premier plat illustré d’une plaque polychrome de Paul Souze avec l’auteur et le titre dorés, dos lisse orné d’un dessin polychrome, auteur et titre dorés, tranches dorées (Engel Rel.) ; XXIII-483 pages, 2 cartes dépliantes, (1) f. de table, (1) f. blanc. Petites taches d'encre noire au cartonnage, rousseurs aux premiers et derniers feuillets, sinon corps d'ouvrage frais.
18693723Galveston Tx 1869. Very good. 2pp. on a single folded folio sheet of lined paper with integral blank plus fourteen partially-printed receipts completed in manuscript. Minor dust-soiling creasing and edge wear. A post-Civil War manuscript agreement from Texas with the signatures of twenty-six investors transferring their stock in the Brazos Iron Bridge Company to John Sealy of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Company. Additionally the document is noted and signed on the verso by Sealy transferring those same shares to Thomas W. Peirce. The document is accompanied by fourteen receipts for installment payments on capital stock purchased in the Brazos Iron Bridge Company some of which relates directly to the larger transfer agreement. The Brazos Iron Bridge Company was organized in 1867. Its mission was to construct a railway bridge across the Brazos River. The bridge completed in July 1869 was purchased by the Buffalo Bayou Brazos and Colorado Railway later known as the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Company. When the dust settled on the various transactions among the shareholders John Sealy owned a one-eighth interest in the railway company. Sealy moved from Pennsylvania to Galveston in 1846 and became an important early Galveston merchant real estate investor and railroad magnate. unknown
1877h42288NP: Publisher not identified 1877. Very good. 12mo 7.5 x 4.75 inches limp black cloth stamped in gilt on front cover very good light wear faint crease to rear cover contents very good. 36 pp. Very rare OCLC locating a single holding in Wisconsin unaccountably described as having only 24 pp. The Amalgamated was an American labor union formed in 1876 to represent iron and steel workers. It partnered with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee of the CIO in November 1935. Both organizations disbanded May 22 1942 to form a new organization the United Steelworkers. They suffered significant setbacks from the results of the Homestead Strike and their other labor organizing efforts and strikes in early 20th century Pittsburgh and became linked with the AFL which gave them greater traction that increased with the merger of the AFL and CIO. A foundational document in American labor history: one can see the direct influence of fraternal organizations and masonic societies on the rituals of membership in the earliest days of this labor union. Publisher not identified unknown
186933020Galveston 1869. Single sheet folded to 7-5/8" x 12-1/4" with the transfer agreement and signatures of twenty-six transferors on page 1 transferring their stock to John Sealy. Page 2 is the manuscript document signed by Sealy transferring those shares to Thomas W. Peirce. Pages 3-4 are blank. On lined paper. Each Receipt is oblong 3-3/4" x 7-1/2" printed and completed in manuscript each including a 2 cent Revenue Stamp with picture of George Washington. Very Good.<br/><br/> The Brazos Iron Bridge Company was organized in 1867. Its mission was to construct a railway bridge across the Brazos River. The bridge completed in July 1869 was purchased by the Buffalo Bayou Brazos and Colorado Railway later known as the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Company. When the dust settled on the various transactions among the shareholders John Sealy owned a one-eighth interest in the Railway Company. Sealy's biography appears in the Handbook of Texas. unknown books
183730091St. Louis 1837. 36pp folding plate frontis full-page map. Institutional rubberstamps at base of title page verso. Original printed wrappers light rubberstamp discard stamp on front wrapper. Otherwise Very Good. <br/><br/> "Missouri Imprints Inventory No. 197 cites only one copy. This tract is probably the first description of Iron mines west of the Mississippi. The Iron Mountains were located in St. Francis and Madison Counties. A proposal is made to make iron rails for a railroad from the mountains to the Mississippi" Decker. <br/>AII MO 197 1. 37 Decker 214. Not in Eberstadt Soliday Graff. OCLC indicates a number of institutional copies. unknown books
188059233St. Louis Mo.: Woodward & Tiernan Printers 1880. Broadsheet 28 3/8 x 15 3/8 inches folded to narrow 8vo recto with 13 panels of promotional text touting Arkansas as an agricultural paradise verso with a map of Arkansas featuring the railway lines and eight panels of promotional text illustrated with two wood engravings with some emphasis on healthful springs and "advantages to poor people." Stamp Agent on rear wrapper. OCLC locates four copies Arkansas-Fayetteville SMU Missouri Yale. Very good. Original illustrated wrappers with red highlighting. 59233. <br/><br/> Woodward & Tiernan, Printers unknown books
1880658Cincinnati 1880. Very good. Folding brochure eight panels to each side. Minor wear and soiling. Contemporary ink stamp on two panels. Promotional brochure for the land grants of the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway. The brochure outlines the benefits of the climate the resources and agriculture in the region ease of transport and access and other features: "People from all sections of the country who desire to better their condition are cordially invited to come to Arkansas and secure cheap homes. All classes of citizens without regard to political opinions join to build up the material interests of the state and develop its extraordinary resources. The colored people constitute only one-fourth of the population." The usual "Bound for the Happy Lands" circular woodcut of the railroad adorns two panels and a small map highlights the Texas Short Line from St. Louis to Texarkana. With the ink stamp of Henry H. Hannan land agent in Swan Creek Ohio. unknown books
187537686St. Louis: The railway Jno. McKittrick & Co. printers St. Louis 1875. Broadside 21 x 7 inches three paragraphs of promotional material ticket office addresses and fare rates set in many typefaces and sizes including display type and illustrated with a circular bird's-eye view map below the heads. Some old staining mostly in margin; "Henry Hannan Land Agent" stamp else very good. Advertising ticket fares and lands for sale to customers in Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois and Kentucky. OCLC locates two copies Yale Truman State University. <br/><br/> The railway (Jno. McKittrick & Co., printers, St. Louis) unknown books
18992111902160200289Genpon 1899. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 130 pages Size: 24cmx16.2cm 130p Number of books: 1 Genpon paperback
1880WRCAM55682St. Louis: Jno. McKittrick & Co. 1880. Broadside 21 x 6 1/2 inches. Old center horizontal fold small chip to left edge slight wrinkling. Very good. Matted and shrinkwrapped. An attractive broadside promotional for the St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway with a large engraving in the center depicting the route from St. Louis through Arkansas and into Texas beneath a train wheel bearing wings about which the motto "Bound for the happy lands" appears all in the center of a circle of stars. A schedule of ticket costs for various routes is included as well as a pitch directed at homesteaders regarding the purchase of government lands. The names of three land agents are listed at bottom - one in Missouri one in Illinois and one in Arkansas. <br> <br> The railway touts their "large grant of lands from the United States Government embracing all varieties of soil and timber adapted to Farming Fruit Growing and Grazing purposes.Immigrants can locate on railroad land in well improved neighborhoods having Roads Mills Churches and Schools and peopled by honest and industrious citizens who will give a cordial welcome to all good people coming among them." <br> <br> Only six copies in OCLC spread over four records located at Yale SMU Michigan the University of Texas at Arlington Truman State and the University of Missouri at St. Louis. OCLC 22160865 166641127 702349761 761878887. Jno. McKittrick & Co. unknown books
188052092New York: Printed For The American Iron Post and Construction Company n. d. ca 1880's. 1880. First edition. 11" x 8 1/2" pictorial printed one-sheet printed on both sides. The company promotes this iron post to be both stronger and cheaper than wooden posts. The company claims the posts are economical durable safe beautiful and strong. The posts are covered with a special coating to prevent rust fires do not affect them nor do floods carry them away and the posts and wire do not fill up with snow banks as with ordinary fences. The posts are manufactured by The American Iron Post and Construction Company at their manufacturing plant located in Wellsville Ohio and by special arrangement with the well-known iron firm of W. D. Wood & Company of Pittsburgh. The company further states "It is now conceded that in the great West the wire fence for the purpose of extensive cattle ranches for prairie farms and for railroads is superior to all others; and a want has been long felt for a post whose strength cheapness and durability would make this iron fence system complete -- one which the forest and prairie fires would not burn -- one which would do away with the expense and tedium of hole-digging -- one that could be cheaply and quickly put up and which would last a life-time." Faint fold creases else a near fine copy of an interesting and very scarce range item. Printed For The American Iron Post and Construction Company, n. d. (ca 1880's). unknown
