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17866Paris, Ve A. Morel, 1881. 2 parties en 1 vol. in-folio, III-230 pp. 32 pl., demi-maroquin vert, dos à nerfs orné de caissons et fleurons dorés, tête dorée (épidermures, coins émoussés, marges légèrement empoussiérées, quelques petites taches).
185642674BBCöln, J. M. Heberle (H. Lempertz), 1856-1863. Groß-4°. 39 cm. 343 (1) Seiten, 5 Tafeln, 255 (1) Seiten, 16 meist doppelblattgroße Tafeln, 323, 88 Seiten, 1 Tafel, 122 Seiten, 6 Blatt. Pappbände der Zeit, gebunden.
52354, Venetiis [Venise], Iacobum Sarzinam 1624, in-folio, pl. vélin beige, tit. manuscrit sur dos à trois nerfs, inscription à froid sur la tr. inf., lettrines, bandeaux et vignettes, impression en double colonne, (qq. trous de vers au dos et sur les plats traversants uniquement les pages de garde, mq. assez importants au dos, trace de moisissure sur le 1erplat, coins sup. légt émoussés, qq. annotations à l’encre, papier parfois fragile, qq. rousseurs sur certaines pages), int. bien conservé et assez frais, [45]-197p.
479-Eo.J. Aquarell in Braun und Grau, über Bleistift, auf cremefarbenem Velin, links unten signiert, bezeichnet und datiert ?P. Rittig Roma 1833?. 24,8:21,2 cm. - Im ganzen nicht ganz frisch. Eine zweite Fassung des Motivs, allerdings mit verändertem Landschaftshintergrund und bereits 1832 entstanden, wurde in München im Auktionshaus Neumeister als Los-Nr. 478, am 27.03.2013 angeboten.
19102080302106801751Shimazu Family Temporary Editing Office 1910. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 244 Number of books: 2 Shimazu Family Temporary Editing Office paperback
19332080302106809731Not Available 1933. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
20002090202118200029Japanese Household Association 2000. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Japanese Household Association paperback
16242110502150900320Not Available 1624. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 13 Not Available paperback
2J10164Selbstverlag London 1910-1990. 11 Bücher mit zusammen ca. 500 S. mit Abb. 361 Karten 1 Zeitung 5 Dosen leichte Gebrauchsspuren. - Enthält 330 Ansichtskarten der königlichen Familie / 31 Sonder-Ganzsachen / 1 Dokument zum Staatsbesuch Königin Elisabeth II in Deutschland am 18. bis 28. Mai 1965 / Eine gefaltete Speisekarte zur Silberhochzeit von Königin Elisabeth und Prinz Philipp vom 20.11.1972 / 1 Zeitung "Danksagung an Elisabeth" vom 29. Mai 1965 / 11 Foto-Bücher von Lisa Sheridan und Anne Ring / 5 Keks- oder Tee-Dosen - unknown
19372092902141001164Geisha-do 1937. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: A3 Geisha-do paperback
19422092902141000643Ogiwara Yasunosuke 1942. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: B5 Ogiwara Yasunosuke paperback
1946246250F.H. Kerle Verlag Heidelberg 1946. Hardcover mit Leinenrücken und -ecken 1.-49. Jahrgang. 1946-1995. Zustand: keine Beschädigungen mit zwei Stempel einer Klosterbibliothek. Rücken Ecken Kanten sehr gut. Alle Jahresbände sind gebunden mit Ausnahme des 20. hier fehlt das 2. Heft. Alle anderen Jahrgänge sind vollständig. F.H. Kerle Verlag, Heidelberg, hardcover
4to., First Edition, on laid paper; original dove-blue wrappers, sewed as issued, uncut, a remarkably bright, crisp, well-preserved copy secured for the future in custom-made solander case. THE ONLY COPY WE HAVE SEEN IN ORIGINAL WRAPPERS. Written when Bigland was Somerset Herald, this scarce and important work constitutes a plea for the consistent and meticulous recording of family history. A rare complement to his sadly truncated endeavour in producing the definitive history of Gloucestershire. OCLC 4919515.
Sm. folio, First Edition thus, text in broad double column with marginal references, with 20 fine steel engraved plates, maps and plans (plates with mild tide-mark at outer edge not affecting engraved surface), and very numerous engraved head- and tail-pieces, illustrations and decorations in the text, the title and a few leaves are lightly spotted but the majority of the text is remarkably crisp and clean; impressively bound in contemporary full niger calf, boards with elaborate gilt frame border enclosing decorative border and large floral panel all in blind, back with five raised bands tooled in gilt, second compartment framed and lettered in gilt, all other compartments elaborately framed and tooled in gilt, gilt edges, gilt doublures, marbled endpapers, hinges neatly strengthened with maroon passe-partout, boards minimally age-marked else a very good, bright, clean copy. As often the Family Register, usually placed before title, has been neatly removed. With separate printed titles for the Testaments and illustrated titles to each Book. The maps depict the Journeyings of the Israelites and the World as known to the Ancients. The plans include Noah's Ark and Rome, together with a detailed chrono-genealogical table of the lineal descent of Christ as given by Mark and Matthew. A SPLENDID COPY OF ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST FAMOUS MID-VICTORIAN FAMILY BIBLES.
Souchal, Francois: Les Slodtz Sculpteurs et Decorateurs du Roi (1685-1764). Paris: 1967. 764 pages, 92 monochrome plates, including a family tree. Cloth. 28 x 23cms. Comprehensive history of the Slodtz family of decorators with a complete catalogue of works, including their designs for Versailles, the château de Marly, the abbey of Saint- Denis and the sacristy of Notre Dame. Text in French. Comprehensive history of the Slodtz family of decorators with a complete catalogue of works, including their designs for Versailles, the château de Marly, the abbey of Saint- Denis and the sacristy of Notre Dame. Text in French
95490aafVers 1900, in-4to, 54 + 48 photographies de différentes grandeurs, intérieur des albums avec rousseurs éparses, quelques logements de photos sont un peu déchirés, reliures de Menton, plats avec plaques en bois ornés avec des oiseaux peints en couleurs. Un des plats inférieurs manque, ainsi que des parties des fermoirs.
71383aafLisboa, Typographia universal, 1872, 1900, in-4to, 186 p. + L + 686 p. + CCXXX, quelques annotations à la plume dans les dernières pages, reliure en demi-cuir, tranches rouges, pièce de titre au dos.
1925317441Pittsburgh 1925. Date and negative number in negative. Mounted on loose linen album leaves. Date and negative number in negative. From a contemporary press account of the party in the Pittsburgh Index: "Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beatty Mellon Miss Sarah Cordelia Mellon and Mr. Richard King Mellon entertained more than six hundred guests at an out door dance at their home in Fifth Avenue. An enormous marquee constructed in the terraced flower gardens formed the setting for the dancing floor and the supper-room. The marquee ceiling was draped with sheer white fabric painted in an Oriental design with old gold and blue as the predominating color scheme. Below the ceiling was draped a gold border and the drop back of the recess in which the orchestra was placed represented a woodland scene. In the supper-room a specially constructed fountain played over rocks and forming a background were bay trees pandanus bamboo and palms.The whole idea was suggested to Mrs. Mellon by a garden in the Champs Elysses and the work was carried out under her direction" Provenance: estate of Richard Mellon Scaife unknown
197217049New York: Entwhistle Books 1972. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. First edtion of this facsimile of the original manuscript written by Paul Williams founder of Crawdaddy Magazine the first journal to seriously critique the rock and roll scene. 186 pp. A collection of autobiographical essays poems and other writings by Williams. Published in an edition of five hundered hand-numbered and SIGNED copies. This is number 50. Covers dusty with age but a generally clean and sound very good copy in black boards printed in gold. Entwhistle Books hardcover books
1843842771843. HUTCHINSON FAMILY SINGERS. THE OLD GRANITE STATE: A SONG COMPOSED ARRANGED AND SUNG BY THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY SHEET MUSIC. Boston: Oliver Ditson 1843. Family portrait lithograph on cover: Bouve. 10 pp. Folio. The Hutchinsons from New Hampshire were Abolitionist performers who gave antislavery concerts across the country and at the White House for President Tyler in 1844. Frederick Douglass once said that the Hutchinson Family Singers' because they possessed such "fine talent for music could have secured for them wealth and fame but like Moses they preferred to suffer affliction in the cause of justice and liberty." After emancipation they turned their cause to women's suffrage. Brodsky Lawrence p. 304. unknown books
16703Calvary Records Unknown. Sleeve-Excellent. Vinyl-Excellent/Near Fine. STAV 5065-A / STAV 5065-2 Faint rub lines on label. Recorded at the Goodman Studios. Comes in re-sealable clear plastic. A1 The Great Gospel Get-Ttogether; A2 I Hold A Clear Title; A3 The Grass Is Greener On The Other Side; A4 Storm Warnings; A5 Life Is Worth Living; <br /> B1 After Awhile Some Glad Day; B2 Jesus Cares; B3 He's Coming Again; B4 For Every Valley; B5 I saw Jesus Today. Calvary Records unknown
199480534New York: Kennedy Family 1994. Presumed first thus. Ephemera. Good. Rare surviving ephemera from the funeral of Jackie Kennedy. One sheet format 7 inches by 5 inches folded in half and printed on one side. This sheet has been folded approximately in half. It reads: In Memoriam Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis 1929 - 1994 St. Ignatius Loyola May 23 1994 followed by this poem Give me my scallop-shell of quiet My staff of faith to walk upon My scrip of joy immortal diet My bottle of salvation My gown of glory Hope's true gage; and thus I'll take my pilgrimage. Sir Walter Raleigh. Then there is a slip of paper format of 4 inches by 6 inches with the four corners clipped and text only on one side. The text reads: Live Jesus! You are amazing grace unique strong real unrepeatable staunch and loyal in friendship ever faithful to your God. Sister Teresa Byrne March 16 1891 July 17 1984. This slip has minor wrinkling. Stiff card stock of approximately 7 inches by 5 inches with a rough top edge. This contains the following quotation "I believe in an America where every family can live in a decent home in a decent neighborhood - where children can play in parks and playgrounds not the streets of slums - where no home is unsafe or unsanitary - where a good doctor and a good hospital are neither too far away nor too expensive ; and where the water is clean and the air is pure and the streets are safe at night. John F. Kennedy. Lastly a 4 sheet stapled at the corner Flight Manifest to National Airport. The last page is titled RESERVED FAMILY PEW Not going to D.C. Among the names on the flight manifest are: Hugh Auchincloss Hillary Clinton and Secret Service Daryl Hannah Lady Bird Johnson with question mark Bobby Kennedy Jr. Carolyn Kennedy Schlossberg Edward Kennedy Ethel Kennedy John Kennedy Jr. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend Andrew Cuomo Patrick Kennedy Rory Kennedy Patricia Lawford Bunny Mellon Lee Radziwill Sargent Shriver Maurice Tempelman Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Among those not going to DC were Diana Auchincloss John Bouvier Jim Hoagland ad Diane Sawyer. In January 1994 Onassis was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma a form of cancer. Her diagnosis was announced to the public the following month. The family and doctors were initially optimistic and she stopped smoking at the insistence of her daughter having previously been a three-pack-a-day smoker. She continued her work with Doubleday but curtailed her schedule. The cancer proved to be aggressive and by April had spread. She made her last trip home from New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center on Wednesday May 18 1994. A large crowd of well-wishers and reporters gathered on the street outside her apartment. The following night at 10:15 p.m. Onassis died in her sleep. It was Thursday May 19 1994 two and a half months before her 65th birthday. Her son John F. Kennedy Jr. announced her death with the following: "My mother died surrounded by her friends and her family and her books and the people and the things that she loved. She did it in her own way and on her own terms and we all feel lucky for that." Onassis' funeral was held on May 23 1994 at Saint Ignatius Loyola Church in Manhattan - the church where she was baptized in 1929 and confirmed as a teenager. At her funeral her son John described three of her attributes as the love of words the bonds of home and family and the spirit of adventure. She was buried alongside President Kennedy their son Patrick and their stillborn daughter Arabella at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington Virginia. Kennedy Family unknown
189682668Mr. Lebanon NY: North Family c1896. Presumed First Edition First printing. Wraps. Fair. Format is approximately 3.125 inches by 5.25 inches. 24 pages plus covers. Includes a List of Publications and Post Office Address of the Several Communities. Cover has some wear and soiling/staining. While undated one reference states it was published in 1896 and another posits 1880. Rare surviving copy. This little tract containing a brief citation of the religious views customs and regulations of the "United Society of Believers" usually known as "Shakers" has been written with the hope of answering collectively the questions most frequently asked by strangers who from various motives seek information concerning us. Having been especially designed to enclose with letters brevity became a necessity. If after careful perusal the reader should desire further information upon particular points pertaining to our history life or religion we have pamphlets and tracts that treat these different subjects separately and larger publications giving fuller information. We kindly request those who receive any of these writings to circulate them among friends. Among the topics addressed are: Origin and Early History of the Shakers Organization Social Arrangements and Employments Hygiene Recreation Literature and Correspondence Form of Worship Concerning the Bible. The tract states that the Shakers have a "Parental form of government." The tract also states that "All correspondence will be subject to the examination and advice of the Elders." The United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing more commonly known as the Shakers are a millenarian nontrinitarian restorationist Christian sect founded circa 1747 in England and then organized in the United States in the 1780s. They were initially known as "Shaking Quakers" because of their ecstatic behavior during worship services. Espousing egalitarian ideals women took on spiritual leadership roles alongside men including founding leaders such as Jane Wardley Mother Ann Lee and Mother Lucy Wright. The Shakers emigrated from England and settled in Revolutionary colonial America with an initial settlement at Watervliet New York present-day Colonie in 1774. They practice a celibate and communal utopian lifestyle pacifism uniform charismatic worship and their model of equality of the sexes which they institutionalized in their society in the 1780s. They are also known for their simple living architecture technological innovation music and furniture. During the mid-19th century an Era of Manifestations resulted in a period of dances gift drawings and gift songs inspired by spiritual revelations. At its peak in the mid-19th century there were 2000-4000 Shaker believers living in 18 major communities and numerous smaller often short-lived communities. External and internal societal changes in the mid- and late-19th century resulted in the thinning of the Shaker community as members left or died with few converts to the faith to replace them. By 1920 there were only 12 Shaker communities remaining in the United States. As of 2019 there is only one active Shaker village: Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in Maine. Consequently many of the other Shaker settlements are now museums. As pacifists the Shakers did not believe that it was acceptable to kill or harm others even in time of war. As a result the Civil War brought with it a strange time for the Shaker communities in America. Both Union and Confederate soldiers found their way to the Shaker communities. Shakers tended to sympathize with the Union but they did feed and care for both Union and Confederate soldiers. President Lincoln exempted Shaker males from military service and they became some of the first conscientious objectors in American history. North Family paperback
1840470Cleveland 1840. Very good. 8pp. on three folded sheets. Folio. Old fold lines. Minor wear and soiling. In a highly legible hand. Small archive of letters written by James and Mary Smith English farmers emigrated to Ohio by way of Lowell Massachusetts. The pair settled on a farm eight miles from Cleveland during a boom period -- in 1820 only 606 people lived in Cleveland and only around 1000 in 1830. The completion of the Ohio and Erie Canals however increased the population to nearly 6000 by the time the last of these letters was written in 1840. The Smiths had seven children at least one of whom John C. Smith 1814-1881 remained in Lowell working as a calico printer at the Merrimack Print Works. As a family of farmers the Smiths' correspondence focuses primarily on their land and the value of their harvest. In the winter of 1837 James and Mary tell their son. "We have completed our stable. It will hold ten head of cattle. We have 3 acres of wheat in which we intend to raise much produce as we can for Cleveland is a very good market. Our last butter we got 21 cents per pound flour is 7 dollars and 50 cents per barrel." By 1840 the Smiths' land is thriving: "Our crop of wheat is 66 bushels. The last years was the best year for wheat since we came here. we sold butter 424 pounds it made us over 70 dollars from 4 cows. The last fall we cleared six acres and put wheat in it. It is the most we have put in since we came. The last harvest we had 18 acres to mow 5 acres of wheat to reap 2 acres oats to reap and six acres of wheat to put in. We hired a man one week to help us. We did all rest ourselves. We have under cultivation 40 acres. Land is low because cash is so very scarce." Cash may have been scarce because of the region or due to the Panic of 1837 which hit the Smiths and their dairy in the next couple of years. A nice snapshot of the life of emigrant farmers in the Midwest during the 1830s. unknown books
197016708Cincinnati OH: Rite Record Productions 1970. Sleeve-New Generic. Vinyl-Very Good/Jacket-Near Mint. 25743 / 25744 No recording label self-released. Cleaned w/Spin Clean new generic sleeve inside plastic re-sealable sleeve. Light surface scratches. Faint scratches on label. Shipped in bubble wrap w/track #. Side One: 1. After All; 2. Too Much to Gain to Lose; 3. He Knows What I need; 4. The One Who Died For Me; 5. I Want To Do Thy Will; 6. At the Roll Call<br /> Side Two: 1. For God So Loved; 2. I Shall Be at Home With Jesus; 3. I Thank You For the Valley; 4. The Holy Hills of Heaven; 5. The Next Step; 6. Love Thy Neighbor. Piano - Herbie Cool Sleeve Notes - Jeff Wells 7 Twelve-String Guitar - Jeffrey. Couples first LP. Rite Record Productions unknown
