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19642091202133201949world book office 1964. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 16 books in total world book office paperback
1965486New York: Random house January 1 1965 . rst printing copyright. Good. beige hardcover All Protestant Establishment 1ST Edition Hardcover January 1 1965 by E Digby BaltzellAuthor first printing copyright 1964 library of Congress catalog card number 64 14840. There is no ISBN this is as stated after the title page in the book there is no dust jacket the book is beige with a darker light brown cloth spine wrapping which shows some loss of color probably due to exposure of light the spine is in okay shape it is a glued not some spine.three of the corners of the book are worn through to the cardboard underneath the edges of the pages have some church here and there and are slightly discolored pages 7981 and 83 have the corners bent and unfortunately someone has taken a pencil and underlined key phrases and there are also some other race small notes on some of the pages it's almost as if they went through book critiquing it interesting there's also a large couple of sheets that go through and note what they thought the mistakes of the author or the book is not in fantastic shape it's not horrible shape it is not perfect there is no dust jacket. This would be Shipped Media mail via USPS within the United States since the mail people actually deliver directly everywhere in the US effectivelyand we need to support and use the postal service so its there in the future it comes from the Los Angeles Area at whatever PO is closest to my errands or my life that day since I carefully pack your book then have to hop on the Vespa and visit the PO to have it placed in our mail system.Your purchase helps a middle aged college girl buy more books and the occasional pedicure. . a dental visit or two .In addition I need to downsize my personal library built over the years.I sell books on various sites among other things <br/><br/> Random house hardcover
Q-0405114060Ayer Co Pub. hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Ayer Co Pub hardcover
16710Sleeve-New Generic. Vinyl-Good/VeryGood. No recording label self-released. No date. Cleaned w/Spin Clean new generic sleeve inside plastic re-sealable sleeve. Light surface scratches. Faint scratches on label. Needle stick Side A2. Shipped in bubble wrap w/track #. H. Ray Maxine Donna & Ronnie.<br /> Side One: Almost Home; Who At My Door is Standing; Without Him; As I Travel; Home Sweet Home<br /> Side Two: Snow Covered Mound; Healed By the Wounds; Just a Closer Walk; Ain't Gonna Lay My Armour Down; Up To My Father's House; At the End of the Trail. unknown
63-4642San Francisco CA: Martin V. Alerle 1916. 5" x 3.5" Autographed Hand-written Card Very Good with opened envelope. The Family is a private club in San Francisco California formed in 1901 by newspapermen who left the Bohemian Club after Hearst published a piece presaging the assassination of President McKinley. Provenance: O'Day Edward F. 1883-1959 was the editor and publisher of The Town Talk in San Francisco ca. 1915 - 1930. San Francisco, CA: Martin V. [Alerle?], 1916. unknown
1826309183U.S. Frigate Brandywine 1826. 3 pp. 4to. Bifolium. Old folds. 3 pp. 4to. A letter from one of Washington Irving's nephews--William Iriving--to another his brother Washington named for his famous uncle. The men were sons of Irving's brother John Treat Irving. William a navy man urges his younger brother "Wash" to stay in school as a cadet. unknown
63-4641San Francisco CA: Virginia Braston 1915. 10.5" x 6.75" Folded Autographed Hand-written Letter Very Good with opened envelope. The Family is a private club in San Francisco California formed in 1901 by newspapermen who left the Bohemian Club after Hearst published a piece presaging the assassination of President McKinley. Provenance: O'Day Edward F. 1883-1959 was the editor and publisher of The Town Talk in San Francisco ca. 1915 - 1930. San Francisco, CA: Virginia Braston, 1915. unknown
1898267114Verlag von Otto Janke Berlin 1898. Hardcover ohne Schutzumschlag Zustand: keine Beschädigungen keine Eintragungen. Rücken Ecken Kanten gut. Einband lichtrandig. Schiefstand. Verlag von Otto Janke, Berlin, hardcover
SB16C-01718Generic. Collectible - Very Good. Collectible - Very Good. 21 Volume set. Volume 13 lightly soiled. United States History Reference Pictorial works Encyclopedia NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES. Generic unknown
SB09K-00390Generic. Used - Good. Good condition. 21 Volume set. Some scuffing to covers. Bottom edge of Volume 20 slightly dampstained otherwise Very Good set. united states civilization 1918-1945 encyclopedias NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES. Generic unknown
1951023372Philadelphia Pennsylvania: Jewish Publication Society of America 1951. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine. NF/1st ed./Signed and inscribed. A nice tight First Edition sans dust jacket. Blue cloth over boards with silver lettering on spine. Light rubbing at the front side of the heel of the spine. No foxing or marking sharp corners. Author's inscription on the front free end paper reads "For --------- and -------- Coleman two wonderful friends Most Sincerely Bertram W. Korn" 31 MAY 1951. 331pp. black and white photos scattered throughout volume Allen Nevin introduction list of illustrations 4 appendiceslist of printed sermons speeches and prayers dealing with the Civil War p.221-222 Jonas- Lincoln Correspondence Zacharie-Lincoln Correspondence the Jewish Record's description of Jewish participation in the NY Lincoln Memorial Exercises chapter notes bibliography index. Comes to you in an acid free document bag for storage mailed boxed and I can have it in the mail tomorrow. BRBC <br/> <br/> Jewish Publication Society of America hardcover
3-4-14-00BEdition Leipzig & Ariel Press Leipzig & London 1972/73. Lichtdruck - Kollotypie. Blattgröße: 98 x 68 cm / 39.25 x 27.25 inches. Imperial-Folio. Blattgrösse ca. 95 x 65 cm. Wohlerhalten. Tafel CXLII aus dem Werk: The birds of America. A selection of plates facsimile von Audubon John James 1785-1851 erschienen bei Edition Leipzig & Ariel Press in Leipzig & London 1972/73. Nissen IVB 49 für die erste Ausgabe. - OPUS_BIBL_KOMMENTAR_DE: Gedruckt in einer geringen Auflage. - ENGLISH: Collotype. Leaf size: 98 x 68 cm / 39.25 x 27.25 inches. Imperial-folio. Leaf size app. 38.5 x 26.5 inches. In fine condition. Plate CXLII from the work: The birds of America. A selection of plates facsimile by Audubon John James 1785-1851 published with Edition Leipzig & Ariel Press in Leipzig & London 1972/73. Nissen IVB 49 for the first edition. - OPUS_BIBL_KOMMENTAR_EN: Printed in a small number of copies only. Nissen IVB 49 für die erste Ausgabe. - OPUS_BIBL_KOMMENTAR_DE: Gedruckt in einer geringen Auflage. - ENGLISH: Collotype. Leaf size: 98 x 68 cm / 39.25 x 27.25 inches. Imperial-folio. Leaf size app. 38.5 x 26.5 inches. In fine condition. Plate CXLII from the work: The birds of America. A selection of plates facsimile by Audubon John James 1785-1851 published with Edition Leipzig & Ariel Press in Leipzig & London 1972/73. Nissen IVB 49 for the first edition. - OPUS_BIBL_KOMMENTAR_EN: Printed in a small number of copies only. Nissen IVB 49 für die erste Ausgabe. - OPUS_BIBL_KOMMENTAR_DE: Gedruckt in einer geringen Auflage. - ENGLISH: Collotype. Leaf size: 98 x 68 cm / 39.25 x 27.25 inches. Imperial-folio. Leaf size app. 38.5 x 26.5 inches. In fine condition. Plate CXLII from the work: The birds of America. A selection of plates facsimile by Audubon John James 1785-1851 published with Edition Leipzig & Ariel Press in Leipzig & London 1972/73. Nissen IVB 49 for the first edition. - OPUS_BIBL_KOMMENTAR_EN: Printed in a small number of copies only. American Sparrow Hawk - Falco Sparverius Edition Leipzig & Ariel Press Leipzig & London 1972/73. Lichtdruck - Kollotypie. Blattgröße: 98 x 68 cm / 39.25 x 27.25 inches. Imperial-Folio. Blattgrösse ca. 95 x 65 cm. Wohlerhalten. Tafel CXLII aus dem Werk: The birds of America. A selection of plates facsimile von Audubon John James 1785-1851 erschienen bei Edition Leipzig & Ariel Press in Leipzig & London 1972/73. Edition Leipzig & Ariel Press, Leipzig & London 1972/73. unknown
1901299521New York: Doubleday Page & Co. The DeVinne Press 1901. Limited Edition. Vellum Binding. Very Good binding. Large quarto; bound in parchment over boards; with a very discreet patch to the head of the spine affecting just a bit of gilt titling; lxxxviii 2 3-461 including appendices and Index; with portrait of Col. Byrd protected with a captioned tissue guard; this copy belonged to Robert Bryan of Richmond and bears his name and address on the front free endpaper; Mr. Bryan was the son of Joseph Bryan and Isabel Lamont Bryan and the brother of John Stewart Bryan et al. ~~Copies of any edition are uncommon but this is an extremely limited edition: This edition is limited to 15 copies on Imperial Japanese vellum paper of which this is No. 4. Very Good binding. Doubleday, Page & Co. | The DeVinne Press unknown
1833mon0001557570T.S.Clarke 1833. Hardcover. Good. . Leather corners and spine in good condition as are boards. Hinges and binding are firm with no loose pages. Text clear with a small amount of foxing and some tanning at page edges. T.S.Clarke hardcover
1013869761.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1016014864.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1908161886. 1908. Hardcover. Good. PHOTOGRAPHS. An album of family photographs May 1908 - June 1909. Ninety seven photographs window-mounted two to a page one photograph removed. They are all titles by hand. In a Kodak album blue cloth gilt lettered with black greek key-pattern lover border. Spine has a central crease and some wear at the head and tail. Dated May 197th 1908 on the inner front cover.210mm x 160mm. 1908-1909. Names include Mrs Bell Mr Bell Mr Von Preagh Dick Joey Mr Ritchie Mr Ingram & Miss East Leslie and Mr Ingram Mr & Mrs & Master Gilligan Eddie Ernest Dickie Mr Barr. Photographs include a family christening sports meeting views of Broadway main street properties Arundel Castle Ivy Hall Crowborough East Sussex. <br/> <br/> . hardcover
6344SCHOONMAKER FAMILY ARCHIVE. The Schoonmakers were a multi-generational Dutch family who lived in Ulster County New York mostly around Kingston. The first family arrived in New York in the mid-1600s and settled up the Hudson River around Kingston.Archive. 60 manuscripts. Dates range from 1712 to 1836. Places are generally in and around Ulster County New York. This Schoonmaker family archive consists of approximately sixty documents related to several generations of the clan of the Kingston Ulster County region of New York. Some of the highlights include an estate document about a Negro boy meaning the family-owned slaves legal documents signed by women unusual for the time a couple of documents in Dutch etc. There are signatures of many early settlers with Dutch names such as Oosterhout Heermans Van Gaasbeck Tremper Yeoman Van Vliet and Hooghteeling.Some of the highlights include:A four-page document dated April 12 1712 for the estate of Hendrick Schoonmaker. The most interesting line is the mention of a Negro Boy bequeathed.An oversized document dated June 28 1721 related to the DeMayer family. It is signed by Nicholas & Elsie DeMayer as well as Hendrik Oosterhout.An oversized document dated February 18 1729 related to real estate and signed by Johannis Schoonmaker.An oversized document dated May 25 1730 related to property for the estate of Hendrick Schoonmaker. It is signed by Cornelius & Sarah MacLeen and Andries Heermans.A document dated September 11 1733 for real estate. It is signed by Abraham Person & Hendrik Oosterhout; there is a Persen House museum in Kingston.A document dated February 19 1770 signed by numerous figures including Trintje Schoonmaker Ezekiel Masten Abraham Masten and Cornelius Beekman.A letter dated December 9 1811 about Reverend Ostrander performing services in the Dutch language & a call for a Dutch minister.A document dated June 7 1814 about a Kingston church & William Osterhoudt.A receipt dated August 20 1817 for the Columbian newspaper subscription to Henry Schoonmaker.A document dated July 28 1816 signed by Cornelius Tappan to Schoonmaker regarding military regiments.A printed broadside dated October 22 1826 regarding political support for Governor DeWitt Clinton. unknown
474Very Good. An Eleanor Roosevelt-centered Archive of Photos: 1880s; 1903/4; mid-1950sCaribbean Islands Florida Western U. S. and other locations ca. 1880s; 1903/4; and mid-1950s General Description: 1 letter from Pare Lorentz Associates; 1 85 x 85mm B and W some sepia toning; 37 85 x 85mm B and W some sepia toning; 3 85 x 85mm B and W ; 85 x 85 photos with decorative borders mid 1950s ; 1 120 x 175 mm sepia photo; 1 90 x 130 sepia toned oval photo; 1 60 x 40 mm photo; 1 210 x 130 sepia toned and mounted photo; 38 295 x 95 panoramic photos. 86 Items in Total. This Roosevelt archive constitutes three moments in time for the Roosevelt family during the height of their importance in the US political and social landscape centred around First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. First we have a private glimpse at Eleanor’s parents. An oval portrait of Elliot Roosevelt 1860-1894 Eleanor’s father was taken in Abingdon VA. Likely this photo was taken in the last year of his life as he had moved to Abingdon after the death of his wife and son. A smaller portrait suffering crinkling depicts Anna Hall Roosevelt 1863-1892 Eleanor’s mother. According to her family Eleanor kept these photographs of her parents in her bedroom. Next we have the documentation of Eleanor’s absence as Sara Delano Roosevelt her soon-to-be-mother-in-law takes Franklin around the Caribbean in 1903 or 1904 “when she was trying to lure him away from Eleanor †as notable Roosevelt-documentarian Pare Lorentz put it in his letter to Hyde Park regarding these same photos. Pare’s letter regarding these photos dated February 22 1949 is now housed in the FDR Presidential Library and Museum. We’re looking at a set of 75 black and white square and panorama photos depicting a tour of locations identified in Saint Augustine Miami Havana Cuba Willemstad Curaçao Spanishtown Jamaica Nassau Bahamas and possibly showing construction of the Panama Canal. The letters between Pare and Hyde Park catalogue some of these same photos that were reproduced for the Library including “bathing suit group on beach †“pix sic of natives of scenery and one possible shot of FDR back †“outdoor eating shot - looks like SDR †“numerous naval vessels †“wonderful bathing suit pic but no indication of any Roosevelt in it - period piece †and “1 pix sic of SDR on hotel porch.†The two letters dated 2/22/1949 and 11/17/1949 to and from Pare Lorentz and Hyde Park that are currently housed in the FDR Library and Museum are followed up within this archive by a correspondence from the Pare Lorentz office signed by Jacqueline Bernard noting the receipt from Elliot Roosevelt son of FDR and Eleanor of 27 or 30 loose pictures and four albums for reproduction by the Roosevelt Library on December 13th 1949. Thanks to architectural clues we know largely where these photos were taken. As Pare notes these pictures are unlabelled making them rife with opportunity to discover new details about who was on this Caribbean trip and to piece together the journey that FDR and his mother made before his marriage to Eleanor and the reconciliation between mother- and daughter-in-law.The final moment we have within this archive is an intimate glimpse of Eleanor in the 1950s. It is nearly 10 years after her husband’s death and we see Eleanor out west with a mid-1950s date suggested by the Kodak stereoscope film type. These photos may have been taken during her Autumn trip in 1954 to Montana Idaho and Wyoming which she writes about in her news column My Day. These photos both significant as they are and significant to future understanding of the Roosevelt’s lives comes through the legacy of Eleanor and FDR’s third child Elliot and was deaccessioned through his heirs. Though some of them were reproduced for the FDR Presidential Library they remain unpublished. unknown
198430147Fredericton: York-Sunbury Historical Society. Near Fine. 1984. Limited Edition. Tight clean crisp unmarked book about new. Three crisp folded maps tipped-in one sketch map is missing and 14 b&w plates. ; 183 pages . York-Sunbury Historical Society unknown
188561062Salem OR: n.p. ca. 1885. One oblong albumen boudoir photo sized 7.75 x 4.75 in. mounted on 8 x 5 in. studio board manuscript annotations on verso in pencil & ink incorrect speculative dating of 1869 in quotation marks minor edgewear rubbing still VG exemplar. A splendid boudoir image capturing generations of William Campbell’s 1822-1920 family at the Salem Marion County Oregon farm sometime in the 1880’s. Bert Robert 1869-1858 and his sister May Mary 1871-1960 stayed and worked in Oregon before later moving to Portland OR. Pets were apparently important to the family as they have included 3 in their image and interestingly the photographer has also included a bowl of large ripe apples in the foreground before the group. n.p., unknown
1981109107Richard Brough Family Organization Bountiful UT 1981. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Size: 4mo - over 9 3/4" - 12" tall. 91 pp. Pages are tight and clean. Minor soiling to the cover. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1 - 2 pounds. Category: Genealogy & Local History; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 109107. . Richard Brough Family Organization hardcover
19882092902141201525irrigation power 1988. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. irrigation power paperback
1438995687.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1980KOS02201801Commonplace Publishing 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS02201801 Commonplace Publishing paperback