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Sappington Rd., Crestwood, MO 63126 (314) 822-8171 * Hours: Wed, Thu, Fri. 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Title Number Author 100 Embroidery Stitches 746.44 Coats & Clark's 100 Historic Buildings in St. Louis County 720.977 St. Louis County Historic Buildings Commission 100 Most Beautiful Rooms in America 747.88 Comstock, Helen 1000 Toothpick Holders: A Collector's Guide 745.1 Heacock, William 101 Masterpieces of American Primitive Painting 759.13 American Federation of Arts 101 Patchwork Patterns 746.46 McKim, Ruby 102 Favorite Paintings 759.13 Rockwell, Norman 1100 Marks on Foreign Pottery and Porcelain 738.88 L-W Book Sales 125 Years: A History of St. Peter's Parish, Kirkwood, MO 282 Chomeau, Mary Broderick 1800 Marks on American Pottery and Porcelain 738.88 L-W Book Sales 18th-Century German Porcelain 738.27 Savage, George 19th-Century America: Furniture and Other Decorative Arts 745.2 Metropolitan Museum of Art 200 Objects in the Baltimore Museum of Art: A Picture Book 708.152 Baltimore Museum of Art 200 Years of American Painting 759.13 City Art Museum of Saint Louis 200 Years of Japanese Porcelain 738.209 Cleveland, Richard S. 200 Years of Sport in America 796.097 Twombly, Wells 200 Years: A Bicentennial Illustrated History of the United States (2 volumes) 973 Newman, Joseph 300 Years of Kitchen Collectibles 683.82 Franklin, Linda Campbell 47 Creative Homes that Started as Bargain Buildings 643.7 Kinney, Jean Brown 501 Quilt Blocks: A Treasury of Patterns for Patchwork & Applique 746.46 Better Homes and Gardens Abandoned New England: Its Hidden Ruins and Where to Find Them 917.404 Robinson, William F. The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection 745.3 Little, Nina Fletcher ABC Book of Early Americana: A Sketchbook of Antiquities and American 973 Sloane, Eric Firsts Across the Wide Missouri 978 De Voto, Bernard The Adams Chronicles: Four Generations of Greatness 923.173 Shepherd, Jack Adventure in Saint Louis 977.865 Hagen, Harry M. The Adventure of America 810.8 Tobias, John An Age of Barns 728.9 Sloane, Eric Aircraft: An All Color Story of Modern Flight 629.133 Mondey, David Albert Bierstadt: Painter of the American West 759.13 Hendricks, Gordon Album of American History (6 volumes) 973.022 Adams, James Truslow An Album of Memories: Personal Histories from the Greatest Generation 940.54 Brokaw, Tom Alice Roosevelt Longworth 973.911 Felsenthal, Carol Alistair Cooke's America 973 Cooke, Alistair All Color Book of Dolls 745.59 Desmonde, Kay All Color Book of Stamps 383.22 Chapman, Kenneth All Colour Book of Flowers: 100 Colour Photographs of Spectacular Flowers 582.13 Savonius, Moira of the World America and Americans 917.303 Steinbeck, John America in Search of Itself: The Making of the President, 1956-1980 973.92 White, Theodore H. 10/2/2018 Legend for location letters next to Cat # - G=Genealogy, L=Left Case, O=Oversized, R=Right Case, S=Shelf Page 1 Title Number Author America on the Brink: How the Political Struggle Over the War of 1812 320.973 Buel, Jr., Richard Almost Destroyed the Young Republic America the Beautiful 917.304 Reader's Digest America Was Beautiful 910 Watson, Alice American Adventures: A Second Trip "Abroad at home" 917.6 Street, Julian American Antique Decoration 745.43 Sabine, Ellen S. American Antique Furniture (2 volumes) 749.213 Miller, Jr., Edgar G. American Antiques 745.1 Ayres, James American Antiques 745.1 Hudson, Norman American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection (6 volumes) 745.1 Israel Sack, Inc. American Antiques, 1800-1900: A Collector's History and Guide 745 Butler, Joseph T. American Art in the Barbizon Mood 758.1 Bermingham, Peter American Art Nouveau Glass 748.29 Revi, Albert Christian American Art of the 20th Century 709.73 Hunter, Sam American Art Since 1900: A Critical History 709.73 Rose, Barbara American Art: 1750-1800 Towards Independence 709.73 Montgomery, Charles F. The American Artist and His Times 759.1 Saint-Gaudens, Homer American Axes: A Survey of Their Development and Their Makers 621.93 Kauffman, Henry J. American Barns and Covered Bridges 728.95 Sloane, Eric The American Birds of Dorothy Doughty 738.2 O Doughty, Dorothy American Buildings and their Architects: The Colonial and Neo-Classical 720.973 Pierson, William H. Styles American Castles 917.303 Cavalier, Julian American Chairs: Queen Anne and Chippendale 749.3 Kirk, John T. The American Clock 681.11 Bishop, Robert American Colonial Painting 759.13 Belknap, Jr., Waldron Phoenix American Country Furniture, 1780-1875 749.213 Kovel, Ralph M. American Country: A Style and Source Book 747.213 Emmerling, Mary Ellison The American Cowboy 978 McCracken, Harold The American Craftsman 745 Williamson, Scott Graham American Crewelwork 746.44 Landon, Mary Taylor American Cross-stitch 746.44 Burns, Hildy Paige American Cut and Engraved Glass 748.29 Revi, Albert Christian American Cut and Engraved Glass of the Brilliant Period in Historical 748.29 Swan, Martha Louise Perspective American Cut Glass for the Discriminating Collector 748.6 Pearson, J. Michael American Decorative Wall Painting, 1700-1850 747.3 Little, Nina Fletcher The American Fireplace 749.62 Kauffman, Henry J. American Folk Art 745.3 Sabine, Ellen S. American Folk Painters 759.13 Ebert, John American Folk Painters of Three Centuries 759.13 Lipman, Jean American Folk Painting 759.13 Black, Mary American Folk Sculpture 730.973 Bishop, Robert American Folklore and Legend 398 Reader's Digest American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 749.213 Randall, Jr., Richard H. American Furniture of the 19th Century 749.213 Otto, Celia Jackson American Furniture: 17th, 18th and 19th Century Styles 749.211 Comstock, Helen American Furniture: Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, in the Henry 749.211 Downs, Joseph Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum 10/2/2018 Legend for location letters next to Cat # - G=Genealogy, L=Left Case, O=Oversized, R=Right Case, S=Shelf Page 2 Title Number Author American Furniture: The Federal Period, in the Henry Francis du Pont 749.213 Montgomery, Charles F. Wintherthur Museum The American Gardener's Calendar 635.9 L M'Mahon, Bernard American Gardens in the Eighteenth Century: "For Use or For Delight" 635.09 Leighton, Ann American Glass 748 Van Tassel, Valentine American Glass 748.29 McKearin, George S. American Glass Paperweights and Their Makers: A Story of Glass- 748.8 Melvin, Jean Sutherland Paperweight Craftsmen of the United States, Their Processes, and Their Products American Glass, Volume 1: Blown and Moulded 748.29 Schwartz, Marvin American Glass, Volume 2: Pressed and Cut 748.29 DiBartolomeo, Robert The American Heritage Book of Great Historic Places 917.3 Ketchum, Richard M. The American Heritage Book of Indians 970.1 Josephy, Jr., Alvin M. The American Heritage Book of the Revolution 973.3 Lancaster, Bruce The American Heritage Century Collection of Civil War Art 973.702 O Sears, Stephen W. The American Heritage Cookbook and Illustrated History of American Eating 641.5 American Heritage and Drinking The American Heritage History of American Antiques: Civil War to WWI 709.73 American Heritage The American Heritage History of American Antiques: Revolution to Civil War 709.73 American Heritage The American Heritage History of Colonial Antiques 709.73 American Heritage The American Heritage History of Notable American Houses 728.097 Davidson, Marshall B. The American Heritage History of Seafaring America 387 Laing, Alexander The American Heritage History of the American People 301.32 Weisberger, Bernard A. The American Heritage History of the Artists' America 709.73 Davidson, Marshall B. The American Heritage History of the Law in America 340.09 Schwartz, Bernard The American Heritage History of the Making of the Nation 973 American Heritage The American Heritage History of the Thirteen Colonies 973.2 American Heritage The American Heritage History of the Writers' America 810.9 Davidson, Marshall B. The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War 973.79 Catton, Bruce American Heritage: The Magazine of History, 1969 051 Catton, Bruce American Historical Glass 748.29 Lindsey, Bessie M. American Historical Views on Staffordshire China 738.37 Larsen, Ellouise American Hooked and Sewn Rugs 746.74 Kopp, Joel and Kate American Impressionism 759.13 Boyle, Richard J. The American Impressionists 759.13 Hoopes, Donelson F. American Indian Art 709.01 Feder, Norman American Indian Needlepoint Workbook 746.44 Boyles, Margaret American Interior Design 747.213 Rogers, Meyric R. American Interiors: Architectural Digest Presents a Decade of Imaginative 747.88 Rense, Paige Residential Design American Jews: Community in Crisis 301.45 Strober, Gerald S. American Lace & Lace-makers 746.2 Vanderpoel, Emily Noyes The American Land 917.3 Smithsonian Institution American Locomotives: A Pictorial Record of Steam Power 1900-1950 385.09 Alexander, Edwin P. American Manners and Morals: A Picture History of How We Behaved and 917.3 Cable, Mary Misbehaved American Miniatures, 1730-1850 757.7 Wehle, Harry B. American Needlework, 1776-1976: Needlepoint and Crewel Patterns 746.44 Tillett, Leslie Adapted from Historic American Images 10/2/2018 Legend for location letters next to Cat # - G=Genealogy, L=Left Case, O=Oversized, R=Right Case, S=Shelf Page 3 Title Number Author American Needlework: The History of Decorative Stitchery and Embroidery 746.44 Harbeson, Georgiana Brown from the late 16th to the 20th Century American Odyssey: The Journey of Lewis and Clark 917.8 Eide, Ingvard Henry American Painted Furniture, 1660-1880 749.213 Fales, Jr., Dean A. American Painting, 1900-1970 759.13 Time-Life Books American Painting: From Its Beginnings to the Armory Show 759.13 O Prown, Jules David American Painting: The 20th Century 759.13 O Rose, Barbara American Printmaking: The First 150 Years 769.973 Shadwell, Wendy American Prints in the Library of Congress 769.973 Beall, Karen American Rooms in Miniature, 1940-1941 edition 747 Thorne, Mrs.
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