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34124Fairfield Augustus M. Kelley 1977. . Bis 1967 erschienen 3 weitere Bände. Dieser Band erstmals 1940 erschienen nennt 7279 Titel vom 15. Jahrhundert bis 1786 chronologisch geordnet. Mit Register. Fairfield, Augustus M. Kelley, 1977. unknown
199060427<p>NY: Sotheby's. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket; Jacket rubbed. 1990. Hardcover. 164 items described. Photos. Auction held June 19 1990 in New York. Sale Number 6043. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall .</p> Sotheby's hardcover
199060462NY: Sotheby's. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket; Jacket rubbed. 1990. Hardcover. 53 items described. Photos. Auction held June 19 1990 in New York. Sale Number 6042. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall . Sotheby's hardcover
1950BUSA00002Minneapolis: Northwestern National Life Insurance Company 1950 WYSIWYG pricing--no added shipping charge for standard shipping within USA. Black cloth over flexible boards gilt titles on front board & spine gilt owner's name on front board blue endpapers iv 217 pp. Presentation inscription presumably from a NwNL executive on recto of ffep. Contents: getting the facts; planning & stating the recommendation; selling the recommendation; closing difficult sales; keys to bigger earnings; planning for a market of your own; making policyholder service profitable; organizing the job for profit. Shipping weight 2 lbs. International 1 lb. 8 oz. 3rd Ed. . Fine/No dj. 23½ X 16 cm. Northwestern National Life Insurance Company Hardcover
1896BUAC00016New York & Peoria: S. S. Packard Publisher 1896 WYSIWYG pricing--no added shipping charge for standard shipping within USA. Full very dark green nearly black pebble-grained cloth ornate gilt titles & blind decorative borders on front board only 138 1 pp. Cloth spotted corners bumped rubbed. Course in pre-income-tax bookkeeping with sample ledgers in beautiful copperplate handwriting. Shipping weight 2 lbs. . VG-/No dj. 26 X 19½ cm. S. S. Packard, Publisher Hardcover
1973021332Bombay: S Y Ranade. Bombay Port Trust 1973. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 6" x 9. A history of the port of Bombay Mumbai in India published in connection with the centenary of the Bombay Port trust. Externally the boards show some wear and have some splashes / marks. Internally the book is sound with clean pages the fold out map is in good order. If this book had a dust wrapper it is no longer present. There is a previous owner's signature on the reverse of the frontispiece. Available for prompt dispatch from the UK please email with any queries that you may have. If your destination is outside the UK please order using the air / expedited shipping service. 6"x9". <br/> <br/> S Y Ranade. Bombay Port Trust hardcover
189516531Chicago: RAND McNally & Co. Very Good-. 1895-1900. First Edition. Magazine. The very fragile wraps are chipped around the edges. The contents are "fine". Tape support to the inside of the wraps of the 1900 issue and it appers the front wrap has been reglued to the magazine. Price is for all 4 issues. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 125 pages . RAND, McNally & Co. unknown
25609Philadelphia: Samuel Loag. Good with no dust jacket. N.D. First Edition. Hardcover. Black cloth with gilt titles. The cloth is rubbed at the spine ends and corners separating along the front hinge. Contents are very good to fine. ; 10"; 144 pages . Samuel Loag hardcover
1819002632York Pa: P. Hardt 1819. Hardcover. Very Good . Title page continued: "arranged in so clear and concise a manner that the most ignorant may with ease by referring to it execute bonds leases deeds indentures notes articles of agreement &c. without application to an attorney Gentleman of the Bar . . . And to be had of Shaeffer and Maund Baltimore." iv 91 p.: forms; 18 cm. Original calf spine with plain brown paper over boards. Early American Imprints Shaw & Shoemaker 49395. The printer Peter Hardt was active as a printer in both English and German in York Pa. in the late 1810s and was briefly the owner of the York Recorder 1818-1819. Illustrating the evolution in papermaking at this time in printing this book he was using paper from multiple sources some signatures printed on laid paper and others on wove. A scarce and interesting example of printing in York Pa. in the early 19th century. In Very Good Condition: boards are very rubbed and slightly soiled; ink marks on title page; creasing to some upper page corners; pages are browning but clean and tight. P. Hardt hardcover
187925912NY: Shoe and Leather Reporter. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1879. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Bound in the original 3/4 leather. Rubbed at the edges. Usual xlib marks. ; Ex-Library; 9"; 100 pages . Shoe and Leather Reporter hardcover
191243327Boston: American Pneumatic Service Company. Good with no dust jacket; Boards rubbed musty foxing to preliminaries . fore-edge tear to pp. 74-75. 1912. Hardcover. Olive cloth with titles in gilt on front boards. Many photos of pneumatic tube carrier systems and their use in various retail establishments including grocery stores mens clothing drug stores the New York Stock Exchange General Electric Gimbels department store post offices hotels and even the Boston Public Library. Money documents and goods were put into the pneumatic tubes to be delivered elsewhere. Banks still use a version of this technology in their drive-thru windows. No other copies listed for sale in the trade at time of listing and only five copies found in WorldCat. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . American Pneumatic Service Company hardcover
1940033560New York City: National Association Of Amnufacturers 1940. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 34 Pp. Light Blue Card Covers Printed In Black. Lightly Used Almost No Wear Faint Browning At Edges. Scarce; Worldcat Locates Only Two Institutional Holdings. <br/> <br/> National Association Of Amnufacturers paperback
190327634Indianapolis: S. H. Smith. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1903. First Edition. Magazine. A bit rubbed at the edges with some soiling to the covers. Price is for both issues. March issue has some staining to the last pages. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 72 pages . S. H. Smith unknown
1969BOOKS002212INew York: Augustus M. Kelley. Fine copy. 1969. reprint. hardcover. 8vo ca. 450 pp. ea "Reprints of Economic Classics" series with an introduction by Joseph Dorfman . Augustus M. Kelley hardcover
189917171Columbus OH: The American Ceramic Society. Very Good. 1899-1915. First Edition. Hardcover. Usual xlib marks. Most volumes are very good . Only three 10 13 &17 have damage to the inner hinges that has been repaired. Sound copies in various bindings. ; Ex-Library; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . The American Ceramic Society hardcover
75657Kassel 14. Januar 1799. . Unsern gnädigen und günstigen Gruß zuvor Ehrsame gute Gönner! Es ist Uns seit einiger Zeit von mehreren Orten her die Anzeige geschehen daß die Früchte hin und wieder in den hiesigen Landen an wucherlichen Absichten wieder aufgekauft werden." An den Amtmann samt Bürgermeister u. Rat zu Wannfried zur öffentlichen Bekanntmachung gegen den Wiederverkauf von Früchten und Getreide die unter erleichterten Bedingungen für den Eigenbedarf erworben wurden. - Teils angerändert mit Bugfalten ca. 7 x 14 cm. Ausschnitt am unten Rand durch Öffnung der Brieffalzung; Siegel brüchig Kassel, 14. Januar 1799. unknown
1998004409Washington DC: Corporate Executive Board 1998. From the VIP Forum/Corporate Executive Board. Profile of the High-Net-Worth client Scorecard on Marketplace Offerings; Levers to Enhance Client Performance; Detailed Segment Analysis. Contents include: Profile of the High-Net-Worth Client; Scorecard on Marketplace Offerings; Levers to Enchance Client Preference; Current Comprehensive Relationship Benchmarks; Detailed Segment Analysis. 270 bright white pages. Ex-corporate library with only a label inside front cover. Edgewear light crease on top of front cover. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Ex-Library. Corporate Executive Board Paperback
18999Hamburg gedr. v. Eugen Haesen 1912. . Zum Handel mit Zucker Kaffee Chile-Salpeter Kupfer Zinn. Mit Telegraphen-Code für An- u. Verkauf. Text tleilweise auch in Französisch und Italienisch. - Einband verblaßt und bestoßen; NaV. (Hamburg, gedr. v. Eugen Haesen, 1912). unknown
45127Kiel Verlag der academischen Buchhandlung 1818. . Neckers Verwaltung der Finanzen Frankreichs. - Jacques Necker 1732-1804 Genfer Bankier u. Politiker Finanzminister Ludwigs XVI. - Adam Wilhelm von Moltke 1785-1864 dänischer Politiker 1831-1848 Finanzminister 1848-1852 Ministerpräsident. - Stellenw. stockfleckig Kiel, Verlag der academischen Buchhandlung, 1818. unknown
74222Düsseldorf Hausdruckerei 1926. . Festschrift zum 50jährigen Bestehen von Henkel. Über den Werdegang der Firma die Produktion von Seifen Scheuerpulvern Ata Waschpulver Persil und Bleichsoda Wasserglas Ätznatron Klebstoffen u.a. Die Wäscher und das Waschen Vorbehandlung Persil und seine Wirkung die Organisation der Firma u.a. Labor technische Abteilung Werbung Fabrikfeuerwehr und die Wohfahrtspflege u.a. Henkelstiftung und das Henkelhaus auf der GeSoLei Große Ausstellung Düsseldorf 1926 für Gesundheitspflege soziale Fürsorge und Leibesübungen. - Gutes sauberes Exemplar (Düsseldorf, Hausdruckerei, 1926). unknown
1935005777Glasgow: Simpson Lawrence & Co 1935. Paperback. Good. March 1935." 291 p.: illustrations; 27 cm. Grey paper covers with red cover title and color illustration on front cover. Everything for your 1935 yacht from miniature fireplaces to bath tubs from anchors to compasses and from deck seats to meat safes. Pages 269-272 consist of a tipped in pamphlet for Lacotile Panalac decorated wall panels. Includes illustrated advertisements from other companies offering maritime equipment and indices. In Good Condition: cover is rubbed with minor loss at tail of spine; pencilled notation on p. 48; part of 3 leaves cut out; clean and tight. Simpson Lawrence & Co paperback
1969301038Fairfield NJ U.S.A.: Augustus M. Kelley Publishers 1969. Reprint . Hardback. Very Good/No Jacket. In 20 volumes. Three of the volumes have boards with light rubbing. Otherwise very tight clean copies. Extra postage required. <br/> <br/> Augustus M. Kelley Publishers hardcover
1937DEMO015157IWashington: GPO 1937. First edition. Hardcover. Fine . charts graphs. Tall 8vo; xx 226 pages blue patterned cloth <br/><br/>An integral report for the Roosevelt Administration during the Great Depression. "It is an analysis of the social and economic characteristics of farm operators and farm laborers receiving assistance under the general relief and rural rehabilitation programs. . The report emphasizes the fact that the depression in agriculture began long before 1929 and that the distress of the early 1930's merely accentuated farm problems of long standing." Includes eight photographs by WPA photographers including Carl Mydans Dorothea Lange Theodor Jung Arthur Rothstein etc. GPO hardcover
185196281<p>Albany: Joel Munsell Law Printer 1851. 1851. Good. - Octavo 8-7/8 inches high by 5-3/4 inches wide. Softcover pamphlet bound in self-wraps titled in black on the cover page. The covers are creased and the edges are foxed and darkened with some staining or soiling to the front cover leaf. 41 pages plus an addenda leaf tipped-in at the front. The corners of several pages are creased and there is some minor foxing to the top edge of a few pages. Good.</p><p>John Gibson was an early member of the syndicate which had initially purchased a large share of the patent rights to William Woodworth's Planing Machine. His co-complainant James G. Wilson was a speculator who later invested in the rights to the Woodworth Planing Machine and who over 24 years earned more than 2 million dollars in royalties from his stake in the patent.</p><p>The cash cow which Woodworth's Planing Machine represented was threatened by George W. Beardslee's design of his Beardslee Patent Fixed-Knife Planing Machine in 1851. From Buffalo New York Beardslee immediately found himself named as one of four defendants in a lawsuit which the holders of Woodworth's patent brought to court even though his fixed-knife planer was totally different than Woodworth's cylindrical-head design. Indeed much of the pamphlet at hand compares the 2 planers elaborating on their differences.</p><p>An article titled "Beardslee's Planing Machine" published in the October 16 1852 issue of "Scientific American" states that "In the city of Albany Ahijah Jones has invested a large amount of capital in dressing lumber and has three of the Beardslee machines in active operation each of which as we learn by the Albany Argus dresses 4000 boards or planks in ten hours including all stoppages. One of these machines has planed stuff for Messrs. Boardman Gray of Albany -- the famous pianoforte makers -- which always was planed by hand heretofore no power planing machine being able to do the work. The stuff was for the 'Tuning Boards' of pianos." "Scientific American" goes on to praise the machine and in an article titled "The Beardslee Planing Machine Case" published in the November 20 1852 issue states that "The Planing Machine controversy which has been so long pending between Wilson and Gibson complainants and George W. Beardslee defendant and in relation to which a mass of testimony some 400 pages has been taken before a United States Judge has finally been adjusted the testimony adduced by the defendants being so conclusive that the application for an injunction fo restrain the use of Beardslee's machines had been abandoned."</p><p>RARE.</p> Albany: Joel Munsell, Law Printer, 1851. paperback
193496603New York: Maurice Sloog 1934. 1934. Very good. - Small quarto 9-3/4 inches high by 7-1/2 inches wide. Softcover bound in printed cream wraps titled in black & red on the front cover. The covers are soiled with darkened edges and a few tiny stains. 38 & 1 pages illustrated with 2 black & white plates consisting of portraits of Betts and his wife. There is a crease to the top corner and top edge of the first few leaves with some minor faint dampstaining to the the top of Betts' portrait and the following page. Very good. <p>Limited edition of 350 numbered copies printed by the Argonne Press.<p>RARE in commerce.<p>A United States Congressman from New York Samuel Rossiter Betts 1786-1868 served as a United States District Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. A graduate of Williams College Betts studied law with Thomas P. Grosvenor in Hudson NY and entered private practice in Monticello. After serving as Judge advocate of volunteers during the War of 1812 and a subsequent position as a judge advocate of general court Martial for New York's militia Betts was elected to Congress. He subsequently resumed private practice and then served on the Supreme Court of New York before being appointed to the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York by John Quincy Adams. New York: Maurice Sloog, 1934. paperback
