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25496Hamburg 1966. . Privatdruck. - Festschrift für die Mitarbeiter der 1841 in Altona als "Handlung mit Bettfedern und Dunen" gegründeten Firma die im Lauf der nächsten Jahrzehnte über Hamburg als "Betten-Holm" populär wurde und 1966 über 9 Filialen in Norddeutschland verfügte. (Hamburg, 1966). unknown
1997017790Geneva Switzerland: Y's Men International 1997. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Brown decorated cloth nice clean copy No writing in the book - not even an owners name binding tight Full refund if not satisfied. Y's Men International hardcover
1986LACH000031986 WYSIWYG pricing--no added shipping charge for standard shipping within USA. Off-white covers with gilt titles on front cover and black titles on spine 12 596 1 pp. Slight curl to front cover else fine. Contains sample contracts forms and other trade documents in Chinese and English. Copyright 1985 by Song Yiying. Shipping weight 3 lbs. International 2 lbs. 4 oz. Trade Paperback. Near Fine/No dj. 21 X 14½ cm. Paperback
189710454NY: The De Vinne Press. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1897. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Some scuffing to the back cover. Interior is very fine. ; 8x10; 187 pages . The De Vinne Press hardcover
180681367Newark: W. Tuttle & Company. Poor; Needs Rebinding Cover Detached. 1806. Hardback. W. Tuttle & Company hardcover
194700008252Milwaukee: Allis Chalmers 1947 32 pages illustrated profusely. Corners gently bumped. Allis Chalmers paperback
19050008901Chicago: American Short-Horn Breeders' Association 1905. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo;lxvi 1216 half black sheep corners bumped <br/><br/>Combines both Bulls and Cows. These entries give the name of the breeder of each calf immediately after its sire. American Short-Horn Breeders' Association hardcover
18910008900Chicago: American Short-Horn Breeders' Association 1891. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo; i-lvi 1 - 965 half black sheep edgeworn. <br/><br/>Combines both Bulls and Cows. This volume bears a portrait and obituary for Lewis F. Allen the breeder and founder of this publication. These entries give the name of the breeder of each calf immediately after its sire. Printed by the Live Stock Printers of Harvey Illinois. American Short-Horn Breeders' Association hardcover
1913BUFI00055New York: Columbia University 1913 WYSIWYG pricing--no added shipping charge for standard shipping within USA. Ex-Library. Re-bound by library in full brown cloth with gilt titles on spine iv 239 pp. Covers worn contains all the usual library markings including "Withdrawn" stamp pencil notes on the contents pages otherwise internally very good. Text of 21 papers presented at the conference under the general headings of The Federal Reserve Bank Plan papers by Robert L. Owen; Carter Glass; Robert J. Bulkley; Nelson W. Aldrich; H. Parker Willis; A. Barton Hepburn; O. M. W. Sprague; Arthur Reynolds; Alexander D. Noyes; Edwin R. A. Seligman; The Elasticity of Credit papers by Frank A. Vanderlip; Joseph French Johnson; E. W. Kemmerer; Edward L. Howe; Irving T. Bush; & A. Piatt Andrew; and Foreign & Domestic Exchange Functions of the Regional Banks papers by W. M. Van Deusen; Fred I. Kent; Joseph T. Talbert; John E. Gardin; & J. A. Neilson. The establishment of the Federal Reserve System was a current political topic at the time this conference was held just two months before Congress sent the Federal Reserve Act to President Wilson for his signature. Shipping weight 2 lbs. First Edition. . Good/No dj. 24 X 16 cm. Columbia University Hardcover
1892006977Tidioute Pa: Banking House of Grandin Brothers 1892. Near Fine. 1 leaf 21 cm. Engraved. "J. L. Grandin. Wm. J. Grandin." Dated July 1 1892 and addressed to A. E. Patton cashier of the First National Bank of Curwensville Pa. Signed by E. M. Curtis cashier. Alexander Ennis Patton 1852-1904 became the president of the First National Bank of Patton when it was established in 1893 and was elected to the Pennsylvania Senate in 1900. The Grandin brothers John Livingston Grandin 1836-1912 William James Grandin 1838-1904 and Elijah Bishop Grandin 1840-1917 in 1859 followed the lead of Edwin Drake in Titusville Pa. who had dug the first successful commercial oil well in the United States earlier that year. With oil money they established the Grandin Brothers Bank in 1870. Victims of the Jay Cooke & Co. bankruptcy in 1873 they exercised their right to take Northern Pacific Railway bonds with land-purchasing rights in the Dakota Territory rather than 15 cents on the dollar. Although the bonds themselves were worthless the 26000 acres they acquired became the largest corporate wheat farm in the Dakota Territory in the late 19th century. Temple Grandin is the great-granddaughter of J. L. Grandin. In Near Fine Condition: lightly creased; clean and bright. Banking House of Grandin Brothers unknown
191019631NY: The Bradstreet Company. Near Fine. 1910. First Edition. Leather. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 216 pages . The Bradstreet Company hardcover
011931Dalls Texas: Burton Lumber Corporation Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Brown imitation leather Wilson-Jones Loose Leaf Minute Book with gilt ruling metal hinges and posts about 9 X 12 inches. Marbled endpapers. 250 pages of which 224 pages have been used. The contents include minutes and financial statements from the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders reports each of which is followed by several Board of Directors meetings for that year ranging from years 1944-1965 when the company was dissolved dissolution documentation included. Each report is signed by the Secretary and President and dated. The first document is dated January 26 1944 and acknowledges the passing of Willard Burton on November 24 1943 age 93 with a resolution to be included in the minutes of the meeting. This meeting also announces by resolution the closure of the Dallas yard and establishment of the Houston yard as the principal place for the conduct of business. Presidents through the years included W.B. Ferguson W.B. Milstead J. Clyde Jones W.M. Lingo J.H. Robertson and W.M. Lingo Jr. The company's registered office address was changed to a Lake Jackson Texas address in 1964 just prior to the company's closing. Most of the annual meetings however took place in Dallas or Fort Worth. The Burton-Lingo Lumber Company was started in 1888 with Edward H. Lingo named as president and the name Lingo appears on the Board of Directors throughout the reports in this book. Willard Burton succeeded Lingo as president of the Burton-Lingo Company of Fort Worth and later founded the Burton Lumber Company with yards in Dallas and Houston. He was also president of the Kemp Lumber Company. He was one of the largest lumber dealers in Texas and a director in the Lumberman's Association of Texas. 0. Burton Lumber Corporation Hardcover
196352405Saigon: Bo cai-cách dien-dia và phát-trien nông-ngu'-muc 1963. 4to pp. 2 55 8; 55 1; text in Vietnamese with some English numerous photographic illustrations graphs & charts; pictorial wrappers stapled. "Rural Improvement. A Magazine of Extension Information Department of Rural Affairs Republic of VietNam" front cover. [Bo cai-cách dien-dia và phát-trien nông-ngu'-muc] unknown
20003195z2000. Soft Cover. Good. PB/pub.2000/Gd. condition - business and professions code civil code commercial code corporations code financial code california regulations commissioner's releases Delaware corporation law . AT23195z paperback
197300006615Milwaukee: Wisconsin manufacturers' Association 1973 1173 pages library rebound but in this case beneficial as the book was originally paperback. Very minimal library markings probably reference only as there was no checkout info. Wisconsin manufacturers' Association hardcover
1926022102New York City: New York Curb Exchange 1926. First Edition Thus . Gilt Green Spiral Binder. Very Good. 125 Xxix. Green Spiral Binder Gilt Letters "Constitution Of The New York Curb Market" On Front Cover. A Little Fraying At Top And Bottom Of Spine But Clean Gilt Strong Contents Aged But Undamaged. Three Small Date Annotations All 1929 On Verso Of Title Page No Other Names Ort Marks. Scarce; Only Five Copies In Worldcat. Undesirable In A Worldwide Financial Economy Where Any Reference To Limits Is Now At The Least Impolite. <br/> <br/> New York Curb Exchange unknown
72561Darmstadt Deutscher Adress-Buchverl. für Wirtschaft und Verkehr 1950. . Früher erschienen unter dem Titel "Reichs-Branchen-Fernsprechbuch". Nachgewiesen N.F. 20./1950 - 24.1957; ´Folge 25.1958 - 30.1963. - Das deutsche Branchen-Fernsprechbuch enthält ein vollständiges nach Branchen geordnetes Adressenverzeichnis der gewerblichen Fernsprechteilnehmer von Industrie Handel Gewerbe Handwerk Freien Berufen. - Ob. Kapital gesschwächt innen schwach gebräunt hint. Innengelenk gering angelockert. Gutes Exemplar Darmstadt, Deutscher Adress-Buchverl. für Wirtschaft und Verkehr, ( 1950). unknown
67953Köthen Druck der Firma Paul Schettlers Erben ca. 1900. . Werbepublikation für die deutschen Gäste des Londoner Hotel Savoy. Anfangs wird kurz die Geschichte der Nobelherberge erzählt. Dann wird kommentiert was auch die Tafeln zeigen: Hotelansichten und Blicke aus dem Hotel: östlicher und westlicher Themsebogen Waterloo-Brigde Westminster. Auch über Gärten Ufergärten und Feste des Hotels. - Beiliegend Werbeblatt mit Preisliste 2 Bl. - Leicht gebräunt Deckel leicht aufgebogen u. mit wenigen Fleckchen Rückenbezug m. kl. Fehlstellen; innen sauber [Köthen, Druck der Firma Paul Schettlers Erben, [ca. 1900]. unknown
51202Hamburg Verlag Elektrotechnischer Verein 1929. . 25 Jahre Elektrotechnischer Verein in Hamburg. Die Entwicklung der Elektrotechnik in Industrie Handel Schiffahrt u. Gewerbe in Hamburg u. im Gebiet der Unterelbe in den letzten 25 Jahren Elektrizitäts-Versorgung; Elektrizität im Schiffbau- Werft- u. Hafen-Betrieb; Elektrizität im Verkehr; Elektrizität im Fernmeldeverkehr; Elektrotechnik in Industrie u. Gewerbe; die elektrotechnische Fabrikation; das Installateur-Gewerbe; der Elektro-Großhandel. Mit Namen-Register. - Außentitel " 25 Jahre Elektrotechnischer Verein in Hamburg". - Stellenw. stockfl. Rückendeckel u. letzte Bll. mit Knickspur. Insgesamt außerordentlich gut ehaltenes Exemplar des seltenen Werks. (Hamburg, Verlag Elektrotechnischer Verein, 1929). unknown
69186München Rudolf Mosse 1956. . Letzter Band der ersten Nachkriegsausgabe des Rudolf-Mosse-Adressenwerkes davor zuletzt 1943. Enthält jeweils zwei Verzeichnisse: ein alphabetisches der eingetragenen Firmen und eines nach Branchen geordnet. Der Band enthält in seinem 2. Teil die Anschriften aus Ost-Berlin und Mitteldeutschland Deutsche Demokratische Republik. "Diese Tatsache darf deshalb besonders erwähnt werden weil erstmals seit 1951/52 in einem Adressenwerk 'Ostadressen' in diesem Umfang und in dieser Form veröffentlicht werden. Das Adressbuch erschien noch zweimal: 1957/58 und 1958/59. - Papier wie stets gebräunt die Register minimal knickspurig. - Gutes sauberes Exemplar München, Rudolf Mosse, ( (1956). unknown
193075441New York: Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. Good. 1930. Hardback. 411 pages . Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. hardcover
1911470285Edinburgh: David Douglas 1911. Hardcover without jacket. From the collection of Sir Anthony Atkinson. Light wear to boards' corners and spine ends; page block slightly marked on head and endpapers tanned. Atkinson's notes penned on FEP with a few further markings of his on several pages in middle third of volume. All text remains clear and pages are sound throughout. TS. Hardcover. Good. Used. David Douglas Hardcover
1948031914New York: Dun & Bradstreet 1948. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Folding Map At Rear. 1501 Pp. Brown Leatherette All Edges Red. Very Good Condiition Light Wear. <br/> <br/> Dun & Bradstreet hardcover
19200Altona gedr. bei Hammerich & Lesser 1846. . Nicht bei Rapp; nicht bei Holzm./Boh. - Aufruf bei der seinerzeit desolaten Finanzlage alle Bauprojekte ruhen zu lassen um die Schuldenlast nicht weiter anwachsen zu lassen. - Mäßig gebräunt bzw. braunfleckig. - 3 Teile zusammen: (Altona, gedr. bei Hammerich & Lesser), 1846. unknown
1945029735Mexico D. F. Mexico City: Instituto De Estudios Economicos Y Sociales 1945 1946 1945. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 12 Issues In Original Printed Wrappers. March 1945 March April May/June July August Sept Oct. Nov./Dec 1946 JanuaryFebruary June-Julysept/Oct. Light Wear Considerable Browning Last Two Issues With Chipping To Tops Of Spines But No Loss Of Text. Sold Only As A Set. Learn From The Academic Masters Of World Class Economics; From A Leading Country In Economic Development And Economically Related Development Where Over Half The Country Is Under National. <br/> <br/> Instituto De Estudios Economicos Y Sociales 1945 1946 paperback
