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1st edition. Original Cloth, 8vo. 2 volumes. Vol. 1 306 pages; Vol. 2 305 pages. In Yiddish. SUBJECT(S) : Jews -- Soviet Union -- History. Jews -- Ukraine -- History. Title on added title page: Cities and towns in the history of the Jews in Russia and the Ukraine. Responsibility: fun M. Osherovitsh. OCLC: 38718164. OCLC lists 15 copies worldwide. Ex-library with bookplate, marking on spine, and stamp on title page. Light wear to cover and spine. Text in very good condition. (YIZ-6-5)
19822110502150909007Kokugakuindaigaku 1982. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 5 Kokugakuindaigaku paperback
19472111902156202389Home Medicine Zensho Publishing Association Zanmai Shorin 1947. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 788 pages Size: B5 size Home Medicine Zensho Publishing Association Zanmai Shorin paperback
19792092902137501853University of Tokyo Press 1979. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: A5 Number of books: 6 University of Tokyo Press paperback
20202081502111902326Fuun period 2020. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Fuun period paperback
44857, Paris, Michel Brunet 1699, in-folio, pleine basane brune, tit. doré sur dos à 6 nerfs richement orné de quatre filets soulignant, fleurons et dentelles florales dors, chants de plat orné de roulette dorée, Ex-Libris manuscrit, p. d. t. en rouge et noir, culs-de-lampe et lettrines, (épidermures sur les plats, qq. trous de ver isolés, mors sup. fendu sur 26cm, mq. de cuir sur les plats, coiffes accidentées avec mq., coins émoussés, papier acidifié en début d’ouvrage), int. frais, [8ff.]-670-[10ff.]p.
pleine basane brune, tit. doré sur dos à 6 nerfs richement orné de quatre filets soulignant, fleurons et dentelles florales dors, chants de plat orné de roulette dorée, ex-libris manuscrit, p. d. t. en rouge et noir, culs-de-lampe et lettrines, (épidermures sur les plats, qq. trous de ver isolés, mors sup. fendu sur 26 cm, mq. de cuir sur les plats, coiffes accidentées avec mq., coins émoussés, papier acidifié en début d’ouvrage), int. frais (Dupin n° 1519). L’auteur (1623-1699) consacra l’essentiel de ses œuvres au droit de la famille. Elles connurent un succès considérable dans leur diffusion par traités séparés au point qu’au moment où la mode éditoriale était à la réunion des œuvres des grands jurisconsultes il fut naturel de les réunir, au même titre que celles de Loyseau, Ricard ou Le Brun. Ce traité, comme celui de Pothier sur le même sujet (v. supra) permet de décrire un des éléments importants de la soumission juridique de la femme dans l’ancien droit.
20102083002117402175Matsuno Shoten Reprint Edition 2010. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Matsuno Shoten Reprint Edition paperback
19002080202106300728Yoshikawa Hanshichi Sakagami Hanshichi 1900. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 23 Yoshikawa Hanshichi Sakagami Hanshichi paperback
20032091502135706595Seibundo 2003. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Seibundo paperback
2011Q-9780674057845Belknap Press: An Imprint of Harvard University Press 2011-03-15. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Belknap Press: An Imprint of Harvard University Press hardcover
First edition, 4to, no. 27 of 350 copies, numerous illustrs., orig. vellum-backed boards, uncut, t.e.g.
2 vols., 8vo., First Edition, with frontispieces in photogravure (original tissue guards present), titles and half-titles in red and black, 39 plates (all original tissue guards present), 7 large folding pedigrees on japon, 3 pedigrees in the text and armorial endpapers in silver and burgundy, neat signatue on front free endpaper, some mild spotting throughout as usual; original burgundy buckram armorial gilt, gilt backs, gilt tops, uncut, backstrips lightly faded, upper hinge of first volume starting (but binding entirely sound), a very good, bright, clean copy. With the trade ticket of Thornton of Oxford on front paste-downs. VERY SCARCE. Thomson, p.133..
8vo., First Edition, with portrait frontispiece, 7 plates and folding coloured map; blue buckram, Elliot family crest blocked in gilt on upper board, gilt back, blue top, backstrip very lightly sunned else a very good, bright, clean copy. A PRESENTATION CPY FROM THE AUTHOR WITH HER LONG SIGNED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER. 'With affectionate and heartfelt gratitude to Eva Bell whose expert knowledge, so ungrudgingly given, has been of invaluable assistance in compiling this record of five eventful years of Indian history'. A scarce and important presentation copy.
186335352Memphis: n.p. 1863. Letter. Good. Letter. Approx. 11.5" x 8.5". 2 pages written on lined paper. Folded creased with light toning. "Hutton & Co. Prs" located in small print top left corner of the front page. <br /> <br /> Soldier writes; "At Present our armies are lying still or nearly so for the weather is too hot to make any heavy movements just now but it seems that the Southern Confederacy fairly trembles to its very center and I know that many of her soldiers are satisfied to quit and would like to get out of it pretty well but like the Yankees they must stick to it until their officers become convinced of a similar fact.they must certainly see they are whipped but their pride keeps them from acknowledging it." He also writes about a man hanged back home for stealing horses. He mentions the loss of a steamboat named "Alice Dean." This steamboat operated on the Mississippi and was captured and burned by the Confederates. n.p. unknown
143728<p>Philadelphia and from Various Places. 1837–1845. Approximately 145 manuscript items viz. 38 handwritten letters and 109 manuscript receipts. All in very good condition. Housed in an archival box.</p> <p>William P. Cresson Co. of Philadelphia was actively engaged in the hardware commission business in the 1830’s and 1840’s. </p> <p>The company offered a variety of products with a strong focus on metal ware household building materials and household furnishings. </p> <p>In the late 1840’s the firm began selling cooking stoves and became stove manufacturers and likely hollow ware manufacturers as well. During the late 1840’s and 1850’s a number of stove patents were applied for in the firm’s name.</p> <p>William P. Cresson manufacturer and philanthropist 1814–1892 was the son of Caleb Cresson 1775–1821. Caleb Cresson was himself a prominent and wealthy Philadelphia Quaker merchant and the husband of Sarah Emlen 1787–1870. </p> <p>W.P. Cresson’s family clearly enjoyed a prosperous and affluent style of living that would have been consistent with the successful endeavors of William’s father.</p> <p>This archive can be described as follows:</p> <p>I. William P. Cresson Co. Incoming Business Correspondence. <br /> 20 letters all written in 1842; 18 letters all written in 1845. </p> <p>Cresson had a sizeable business and this incoming correspondence records a variety of New England firms that were involved with this mid-Atlantic firm. An example of the correspondence in part:</p> <p>John D. Johnson writes an interesting letter to Cresson regarding brass makers and brass agents concerning manufacturing prices and the intricacies of dealing with the brass makers May 4 1842. Johnson later writes of other concerns selling brass at cheaper prices of the instability in the brass market and of a future hope:</p> <p>"On the whole I think that the manufacturers are beginning to have some confidence in each other and I believe the time is not very far distant when we shall all be willing to come under prescribed rules and regulations but until this can be achieved we must be somewhat irregular.†Johnson then writes briefly of “making an article for paper makers…"</p> <p>A one page ALS from Joel Bartlett of Harmony Maine concerns a discussion of the Cresson firm selling shank handles made by Bartlett on commission. Bartlett informs that the shank handles he is manufacturing are of high quality and is willing to send along samples. May 10 1842 On Bartlett ref. Folsom Fifty Years in the Northwest 1888 pp185–186.</p> <p>J. Danforth & Co. asks Cresson to sell bottles and Brittania ware and coffee pots May 12 1842. Later Danforth sent by steam boat from Middleton Connecticut “tea setts†tea pots sugars and creamers and soup bowls. In exchange Danforth asks Cresson to send along some blind fastenings saw “stretchers†and windows springs. </p> <p>Josiah Hayden of Haydensville wants to send Cresson cheap pens. A number of merchants ask plead for payments for goods sold or goods hoped to have been sold. Others ask for advice concerning the reduction of their manufacturing output and future trade prospects in wire and gauge metals. From Pine Plains Dutchess County New York Cresson purchased cradles scythes from Silas Harris May 29 1842.</p> <p>From Dotterer & Taylor of Reading Pennsylvania comes a letter of exact specifications for a proposed “15 horse engine†with three boilers June 5 1842. This is followed by an excellent letter from another steam engine manufacturer a John H. Gage in Nashua N.H. who writes to Cresson of a steam engine order and what he can offer the company at the present time June 10 1845. </p> <p>Another firm writes requesting Cresson to send by rail a large quantity of “cram paper†that will be suitable for packing sad irons January 24 1842. A New York entity asks Cresson to provide prices and quantity available for a large order for tea kettles coffee mills hatchets shoe blacking mill saws cow hides Eagle and New England wood screws and shank augers June 30 1845. </p> <p>Various other letters are devoted to outstanding debts and bills paid or not paid or agents traveling to and from delayed by various inconveniences of pre-1850 American transportation.</p> <p>II. William P. Cresson Family and Business Receipts 1837–1845. <br /> 109 manuscript receipts a blend of business and private household expenses. </p> <p>These receipts range from 1837-1845 the majority are from the late 1830’s. Among the more interesting receipts in part:</p> <p>Two receipts one for gold fillings “replacing part of a plug†etc. are from noted dentist Samuel Sheldon Fitch 1801–1876. S.S. Fitch was a Jefferson graduate and a pioneer in dentistry. Fitch’s A System of Dental Surgery 1829 was a standard work in its day and from its successful proceeds Fitch devoted his efforts as a publisher and patent medicine manufacturer. See Atwater I: 321–325 </p> <p> Receipts to benevolent societies: The Female Society of Philadelphia for the Relief and Employment of the Poor “for one large comfortable†and the Magdalen Society of Philadelphia. </p> <p>A receipt to Dennis Rearson for marble post stones for Laurel Hill cemetery to be cut and engraved.</p> <p>Jappaning 175 feet of iron chain; repairing stoves and ovens; one black Russian hat a receipt for a passage from Pittsburgh to Louisville; shovel and tong stands; “altering pew cushions†a receipt for blankets a valice trunk “to hanging 4 Looking Glasses†expenses for resetting curb stone; “2 sett dishes Brittania Wareâ€; etc.</p> <p>A receipt for US almanacs bought of Watson & Reynolds by Cresson for what appears to be H. Peale. This is possibly Henrietta Peale 1806–1892 daughter of artist Rembrandt Peale 1778–1860. </p> <p>Twenty-five receipts specific to purchases by Mrs. William P. Cresson record a wide variety of Philadelphia merchants and providers of household and domestic services in part:</p> <p>Foodstuffs purchased: Peaches raisins prunes almonds wines hams soda & water crackers sherry mustard rice etc.</p> <p>Household wares: gold plates moulded dishes linens gold pencils sweeping brush cut lamps cone pitcher cone boats etc.</p> <p>Services rendered: glazing English glass paying Sarah Binns dressmaker capes and corsets made merino shirts made etc. A receipt is also seen for altering front chamber nursery dining room parlors stair and entry carpet; fixing stair rods and fitting oil “cloathsâ€; putting up parlor bed and window curtains payable to a Rachael Fletcher etc.</p> <p>Of mention a portrait of W.P. Cresson is located at the Smithsonian and this description includes a facsimile of a daguerreotype portrait of W.P. Cresson from an online source.</p> unknown
1848List3669Boston Massachusetts: Olivery Ditson 1848. Folio 14 x 10 ½ inches 5 pp. Slight splitting to covers contents fine very good plus overall. The sheet for the anti-politician polemic “Eight Dollars a Day" which was apparently a crowd favorite at the Hutchinson Family’s performances. The song lambastes the political class and its waste insinuating among other things that the politicians were spending their bloated salary on alcohol: “A flaming speech is made by one when the call is yea or nay But all are agreed with the question comes of Eight dollars a day.†The song was written in 1848 early in the Hutchinson Family’s period moving toward social activism and four years after their most famous abolition-themed compositions.1 Judging by the twelve copies held at libraries this was probably one of the better selling titles in their repertoire from the time period. <br /> <br /> 1 Philip D. Jordan “The Hutchinson Family in the Story of American Music†Minnesota History 22 no. 2 1941: 113–32. Olivery Ditson unknown
1873PAG63A. J. Johnson NY: 1873. 1873 1159 p. Engravings maps etc. Fraktur style colored red green yellow & purple manuscript Grove/Musselman Family Record 4p. Executed in a style similar to the dwarf Amish artist = Barbara Ebersol with each letter varnished in a glossy "glare". Quite extraordinary. PRICE JUST REDUCED! PA 011B Language: eng. Hardcover. Very Good. A. J. Johnson, NY: 1873. hardcover
63-2558Cleveland OH & other locations: Donna Cope 1908 - 1911. Cleveland OH & other locations: Letters to Donna Cope 1908 - 1911. VG.William J. Moulton was active as a daguerreian in Elmira N.Y. 1857-1860 offering ambrotypes photographs "ambrographs" & daguerreotypes typical of the pre-Civil War era. By the end of the 19th Century his family had moved to the Cleveland Ohio area. Cleveland, OH & other locations: Donna Cope,, 1908 - 1911. unknown
13-1342Cleveland OH 1861 to 1921. Letters to Alice Moulton of Cleveland Ohio Married to W. J. Moulton mother to Allie Cope grandmother to Donna sister to Carrie. 25 pieces.Sept 1st 1861 From Grandmother to Alice. Alice has a little brother.3/16/1911 Elms Hotel 53rd & Cornell Chicago. Hotel manager to Alice.3/20/1911 Sam sp Bishop 7028 Quimby Ave. to Mrs. Moulton.4/19/16: Condolence card from illegible Holley.5/12/1916 Mary M Ball 1630 Gregory St to Aunt Alice. Condolences on Allie's passing.5/12/1916 George Evanshall nephew 574 Hawthorne Place Chicago to Aunt Alice 1549 E 86th St Cleveland OH. Condolences on the death of Allie. Undated condolence card from Georgie Hammer.4/26/1921 Annie Lyon 224 W Washington Dr. Madison WI to Aunt Alice. Alice's 70th wedding anniversary is on 4/28/1921 married to Uncle William. Annie is a music teacher at The Wheeler School of Music in Madison WI. Mentions Uncle Andrew in Madison going to be 95 years old. 4/27/1921 Edith to Aunt Alice and Uncle William. 70th anniversary congratulations.Eleven undated letters from Carrie 4862 Blackstone Av Chicago to “Sister Aliceâ€. Mentions Joe Lyon 449 South Stone Ave. La Grange Annie Lyon/Brother Leo's oldest in Madison. Josie and Besna sp in Milwaukee. Three letters from Carrie at the same address dated in May and June of 1920.Undated card to Alice and William J. Moulton Congratulating them for a wedding anniversary.Undated letter from Lizzie M. Bosworth 5426 Blackstone Av Chicago to Aunt Alice. Cleveland, OH, 1861 to 1921. unknown
59-3937Cleveland OH 1861 to 1921. Letters to Alice Moulton of Cleveland Ohio Married to W. J. Moulton mother to Allie Cope grandmother to Donna sister to Carrie. 25 pieces.Sept 1st 1861 From Grandmother to Alice. Alice has a little brother.3/16/1911 Elms Hotel 53rd & Cornell Chicago. Hotel manager to Alice.3/20/1911 Sam sp Bishop 7028 Quimby Ave. to Mrs. Moulton.4/19/16: Condolence card from illegible Holley.5/12/1916 Mary M Ball 1630 Gregory St to Aunt Alice. Condolences on Allie's passing.5/12/1916 George Evanshall nephew 574 Hawthorne Place Chicago to Aunt Alice 1549 E 86th St Cleveland OH. Condolences on the death of Allie. Undated condolence card from Georgie Hammer.4/26/1921 Annie Lyon 224 W Washington Dr. Madison WI to Aunt Alice. Alice's 70th wedding anniversary is on 4/28/1921 married to Uncle William. Annie is a music teacher at The Wheeler School of Music in Madison WI. Mentions Uncle Andrew in Madison going to be 95 years old. 4/27/1921 Edith to Aunt Alice and Uncle William. 70th anniversary congratulations.Eleven undated letters from Carrie 4862 Blackstone Av Chicago to “Sister Aliceâ€. Mentions Joe Lyon 449 South Stone Ave. La Grange Annie Lyon/Brother Leo's oldest in Madison. Josie and Besna sp in Milwaukee. Three letters from Carrie at the same address dated in May and June of 1920.Undated card to Alice and William J. Moulton Congratulating them for a wedding anniversary.Undated letter from Lizzie M. Bosworth 5426 Blackstone Av Chicago to Aunt Alice. Cleveland, OH, 1861 to 1921. unknown
jm75Scrapbook. Good. Hardcover. Collaged Scrapbook of Art Poetry Multimedia Hawaii Romance & Marriage --1952 Wedding Keepsake-Album-- compiled by friends & family for a new bride June Southworth and her fiancé who were married in Hawaii-- this was a wedding gift for the young couple. Laid-in is a manuscript keepsake written at June's bridal shower with more good wishes and hearty endorsements by friends and family. June Southworth's Wedding Keepsake-Album-- with 45 decorated collaged pages some double-sided most pages signed by their maker. A sweet look-back at marriage and women's lives in 1952. Album 16.25"x12.5" is in stable condition-- and presents well. Hardcover
1966023332New York New York: Simon and Shuster 1966. 2nd Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. Photography by Robert Yellin. NF/VG/2nd prntng 1966. Some minor wear to jacket but otherwise quite a solid copy. The jacket has a nick at the heel of the spine a small tear at the top of the spine and a little wear to both top corners--splits. Minor soiling to jacket- some light foxing to a preliminary page--now sportin' a nice new mylar sleeve. Book's cloth covered panels are clean binding is tight no writing or marking inside or out. 256pp. many full page photos. words and scores of many songs along with information about the daily life on Johns Island in the 1960s. Guy Carawan is best known as the folk singer that brought the song "We Shall Overcome" to the Civil Rights Movement. The photographer was Robert Yellin a member of the Greenbriar Boys a well known folk group. Alan Lomax is a distinguished collector of folk music and is responsible for the revival of many African American Spiritual and Gospeland worksongs sung for forever in the South. Book comes to you in an acid free document bag for storage book mailed boxed and I can have it in the mail tomorrow. BRBC <br/> <br/> Simon and Shuster hardcover
a87377Original ephemera. All items are written in Hungarian except one letter and a few postcards in English. All but three letters are written from addresses in Hungary almost all Budapest a few from Komarom. Mid 20th century. One letter is from Stockholm to residents of Budapest from 1943 to 1945 . Most in original envelopes but almost all stamps removed. One 1960 letter is from Vera Rohonyi daughter of Dr. Oscar Rohonyi who has apparently immigrated to California her letter is written in Hungarian with 3 original photographs of her family enclosed with the letter. One other later letter is also dated 1960 and is a typed signed letter to Maria Torday detailing her inheritance from her grandmother Josefa Taussig . Majority of letters are addressed to Maria Adler in Budapest and many are from Dr. Barta Gyorgy but also from other people as Dr. Klein Laszlo Dr. Halberg Gyula and others. Other letters are addressed to Bonta Sandorne or to Nini. The 11 postcards are addressed to Stephen Torday of Wantagh New York and are dated 1959-1962. Three additional original photographs are included clearly taken in Hungary but not identified one shows 3 young women doing very heavy labor second a a group of young women eating outdoors and third the inside of a nice restaurant. Probably ther is some interesting information about life in war torn Budapest at end of WW2 if one can read Hungarian. Collection: . unknown
1964626131964. KENNEDY FAMILY. CHRISTMAS CARD FROM ROBERT AND ETHEL KENNEDY circa 1963. The front of the card shows a flying angel blasting a trumpet; the design was reproduced by Hallmark Cards for the benefit of the National Cultural Center from an original painting by Jacqueline Kennedy who was honorary co-chairman of the center. Inside the card is green with a 1/4 inch white border. Laid-in near the top-edge is a black and white photograph of the Kennedy children with their names printed in red below; below this are printed the sentiment "Hark The Herald Angels Sing Glory To The New Born King" and the names of Robert and Ethel Kennedy. 10 by 6 7/8 inches folded once at the center. Fine. unknown
