1 Citizen Soldiers with D.J. (H.C.) 512 pages copyright 1997 by Stephen Ambrose, The US Army from the Normandy Beaches to the Bulge to the Surrender of Germany, June 7,1944 to May 7,1945 22 magazines The Evening Bulletin, World War II in Headlines and Pictures, 10 1/2x 14, (P.B.) (front cover loose), copyright 1946 the important events for World War II told by 150 action photographs and 56 pages, bombers attack Hawaii twice, President Roosevelt died, US & Russian armies join, Hitler is dead, war is over The Illustrated Preview, 10 1/2x14, 30 pages (P.B.) World War I 15 pages of pictures 3 Civil War Railroads & Models (H.C.) with D.J. 9x 11 ½ , 256 pages, Culled from newspaper clippings, military reports, with 100’s of rare photographs and drawings, many scale drawings of locomotives, railroads cars of the 1860’s, military supply bases and camps, railroad structures, Northern locomotives. 4 The Illustrated History of the Civil War 1861‐1865 (H.C.) with D.J. 245 pages, 11x14, copyright 1992, by David E. Roth, 100’s of pictures from the Bettmann Archives. 5 Special Edition of World War II as recorded in Intelligence Journal & Lancaster New Era Sunday news 1939‐1945 11x14, (P. B.) 100 plus page 30 inches of hail pile up in fields near Monterey Lancaster Co., PA June 1941, Picture of Gideon Fisher of Ronks, PA registering at Intercourse Fire Hall Oct. 16,1940, 16,404,000 register for draftPicture of Gideon Fisher of Ronks, PA registering at Intercourse Fire Hall Oct. 16,1940, 16,404,000 register for draftPicture of Gideon Fisher of Ronks, PA registering at Intercourse Fire Hall Oct. 16,1940, 16,404,000 register for draftPicture of Gideon Fisher of Ronks, PA registering at Intercourse Fire Hall Oct. 16,1940, 16,404,000 register for draftPicture of Gideon Fisher of Ronks, PA registering at Intercourse Fire Hall Oct. 16,1940, 16,404,000 register for draft

6 Belle Boyd in Camp & Prison 1865 (H.C.) 5x8, 464 pages ,copyright 1865 Christmas in prison, a letter from Stonewall Jackson, Battle of Gettysburg, my first night in prison my room, my mother & father visit me 7 Life and Death in Rebel Prisons by Robert H Kellogg, copyright 1866 (H.C.) 5x7 1/2, 424 pages,(some pages loose), Sabbath in Rebel Prisons, A man buried alive, men caught while making a tunnel, the sick call, the dead house, place of burial, interview with a Rebel solider, religious element of the negro, Thanksgiving as a prisoner, men frozen to death.

8 Prison Pen and the Escape, History of Prison Life in the South by Willard W. Glazier, (H.C.) 5x7 ½, 400 pages copyright, 1868(good condition with gold stamping on cover), Sufferings of the negro prisoners, Living Death, Incidents at Culpepper, my attempt to escape, my illness, heavy frosts no blankets, an attempt to bribe the guard, the escape and pursuit.

9 The Picket Line and Campfire Stories, a collection of war anecdotes both grave and gay of Trials and Triumphs of Soldier Life, A thousand and on humorous stories told of and by Abraham Lincoln (H.C.) 5x7 ½ ( no copyright date). 10 2 books Life of General Sherman, (H.C.) 6x8 608 pages, copyright 1891, Early Army life, at Bull Run, at Shiloh, Capture of Vicksburg, Chattanooga, Through the Carolinas, Death and the Grave Life and Deeds of General Sherman, Memorial Edition (H.C.) 6x8, 568 pages, (no copyright date) inside page loose, his boyhood and early life, thrilling description of battles, marches, & victories last sickness & death. 11 Recollections of War Times (H.C.), 6x9, 380 pages copyright 1895 reminiscences of men and event in Washington 1860‐1865, Lincoln’s inauguration March 4‐11,1861, Bill to abolish slavery, the war final measures, slavery again, Mr. Lincoln’s new Scheme for the “Abolishment of Slavery”, riots & victories, a glance at the war 1863‐1864 the death of President Lincoln April 1865(has some mild water stain). 12 What a Boy saw in the Army by Jesse Bowman Young (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½ , 398 pages, copyright 1894, cover loose,(a few pages missing) A story of a boy in the storming days of the Civil War and what he saw. The boy learns at Shiloh what his legs were made for, Gettysburg‐ the great victory, after the battle. 13 As We See It by Robert L. Waring, (H.C.) 6 x8 ½, 234 pages, copyright 1910 This book is intended to reveal two sides of Southern life, truly a negro story of the early days.

14 5 Volume set Our Times (H.C.) 6 x 9, app. 600 pages each book, copyright 1926 to1933 by Charles Scribners. The Turn of the Century Vol.1 America Finding Herself Vol.2 Pre‐War America Vol.3 The War Begins Vol.4 Over Here Vol. 5 some of the stories listed Henry Ford Emerges, The Roosevelt Dam 110’s of illustrations 1920’s school bus Vol. 2 page 205, The Klondike what gold seekers must endure Vol.1 page 275, The income‐tax bill of 1925 and the start of the income tax by the Democrats in January 30, 1894 Vol. 1 page 173.

15 The Smoke Yank by Melvin Grigsby (H.C.) 6 x 9, 234 pages(a few of the last pages missing), a chart of prisoners in the stockade, July & August 32,000 99 died in August etc, page 133, a slave owner hand cuffed to a tree page 33, A story of a 16 year old boy serving in the Civil War for 4 years. (1891 copyright). 16 The Civil War Through the Camera (H.C.) 8 x 11, copyright 1912, Hundred of photographs taken in Civil War times, a complete illustrated history of the Civil War The Battle of Gettysburg has a lot of pictures. 17 The Civil War in Song & Story (H.C.) 7 x 10, 560 pages, copyright 1889, (front 2 pages loose) Anecodotes, Poetry, and Incidents, 100’s of incidents reported in letters to the soldiers home, A letter from a soldier homesick in a hospital page 129 and lots more.

18 Frank Leslies Illustrated History of the Civil War (H.C.) 11 x 16 ½ , 512 pages, copyright 1894, (all original) The pictures in the book have been made for the original cut made by Frank Leslie’s corps of war artists and were drawn by special artists on the spot, some on the front, 100’s of illustrations a very rare book and very unusual. If you want to learn about the Civil War and not read the story then all you need to do is look at the pictures in this book. This is our most valuable book of the entire auction.

19 Harpers Pictorial History of the Civil War (H.C.), 11 x 15 ½ , 836 pages.(this is a reprint of the 1866 book) fill page plates showing the position of the Confederate Army when the surrender was announced, The Death of Lincoln, and John Wilkes Booth’s diary for those days, the invasion of Gettysburg with maps pages 501 ‐503, Burning the Columbia Bridge page 504, map of the Battle of Gettysburg page 509. 20 The Confederate Soldier in the Civil War (H.C.) 11 x 16 480 pages, copyright 1959, the election and inauguration of Jefferson Davis page 15, permanent constitution of the Confederate State of America page 19, Confederate Congresses page 25, General Robert E. Lee page 29, Signal Corps of the Confederate States Army page 196, 197, 198, 199 The Gettysburg Campaign June 3 to August 1, 1863 page 162. 21 The Battlefields of the Civil War (H.C.) with D.J. 10 x 13 256 pages, copyright 1991. This book tells the thirteen most important battles of the Civil War, and also shows some of the rarest of the Civil War artifacts and lots of maps. The story of Gettysburg on page 155 to 176, Chichamanga & Chattanooga page 177 to 194. 22 Sparks From the Camp Fire (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 630 pages (cover loose) copyright 1892, thrilling stories of heroic deeds, terrible suffering, brave encounters, desperate battles, bold achievements, reckless daring, heroism in the hospital page 107. The scout’s revenge page 84, thrilling adventure of a spy page 52, the Battle of Gettysburg page 15, Stealing of a locomotive page 319, Death of J. Wilkes Booth page 292, a thrilling railroad adventure in West Virginia page 245, Old Ben the mountain scout page 234.

23 2 books Pennsylvania at Gettysburg Volume 1 and 2 (H.C.) 6 x 9 ½ , 510 pages each book, copyright 1893 ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments, covers slightly loose, pages all included. 24 A Constitutional View of the War Between the States (H.C.) 6 x 9, 828 pages, copyright 1868, (inside front page loose) Mr. Stephens Union speech of 1860, history of the Union traced, Webster’s comments on the constitution, the opinion of John Quincy Adams and Mr. Jefferson, Kentucky Resolution of 1798, the Unanimous Declaration of the 13 United States of America. 25 McClellan’s Own Story (H.C.) 6 x 9, 678 pages, copyright 1887, the war for the Union, the soldiers who fought it, the civilians who directed it, private letters July 27 to September 30, 1861 page 82, organization of the army, what an army is, details of the creation of the army of the Potomac, causes of the war, Douglas and Lincoln, slavery, beginning of the war in the West(front cover missing). 26 The Civil War (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11, 426 pages, copyright 1990, more the three million Americans fought this war and more the 600,000 men died, slave quarters on a small Georgia plantation page 9, a slave auction, a house divided on slavery, Gettysburg battle 216.

27 Horsemen Blue & Grey (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11, 236 pages, copyright 1960 Horsemen wanted page 3, Christmas behind the Federal lines page 55, Once around Lee page 133, the capture of Jefferson Davis. 28 Civil War Collectors Encyclopedia (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ½ , 360 pages. Here is the description of over 800 different items used by soldiers and sailors, marines on both sides, surgeon’s kit page 163, interior of a hospital case page 131, camp equipment page 67.

29 They Who Fought Here (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ½ , 274 pages, What was it like to enlist and fight the Civil War? Cornbread was served to the Confederates page 55, newspaper man page 147, Crime & Punishment page 164. 30 2 books The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, a total of 630 pages, A house divided a picture of the Capital half completed at Lincoln’s fir inauguration. Two armies meet at Bull Run page 100, Real warfare begins page 113, Stonewall Jackson’s last charge page 300, prison camps more lethal than battle page 503 Jefferson Davis has problems also page 490, the destruction of slavery page 417. 31 20 books Civil War Times Illustrated (H.C.) 8 x 11, Volume 1 April 1962 through February 1982, 20 years of monthly magazines bound in hard cover of the Civil War. A little more than a month afte Lee surrendered the Blue & Grey fought Palmetto Ranch Vol. 1 page 32, salt making in Florida for the Confederate States and the raid Vol. 1 new issue page 46, a sketch of my life by Mrs. P.H. Haggard Vol. 20 August issue page 35, a horseshoe machine in the Civil War Vol. 20 August issue page 19, Texas leaver the Union after Lincoln’s election Vol.20 June issue page 12. This set of complete Civil War Times is rare, an one of the most complete writings of history in our catalog. 110’s of stories 7 pictures.

32 12 books The Civil War by Time‐Life (H.C.) 9 x 11, titles listed: Gettysburg, The Bloodiest Day, Forward to Richmond, Confederate Ordeal, Brother against Brother, Lee Takes Command, The Road to Shiloh, Spies, Scouts, and Raiders, The Fight for Chattanooga, The Blockade, Decoying the Yanks, First Blood. 33 History of the Colored Race in America(H.C.) 600pages,(copyright page missing but early book) cover loose, Slavery was introduced in America by Colonists from the Old World. The first direct importation from Africa was August 1619. This book has lots of different stories on different people who tried to get rid of slavery; like Abraham Lincoln, John Brown, William Wilberforce, Harried Beecher Stove, and lots more.

34 The Great Rebellion, A History of the Civil War in the United States (H.C.) 6 x 9, 508 pages Vol1 of 2 (cover taped) copyright 1863, U.S. mint at New Orleans, Causes of the Rebellion, History of Slavery in the Government, Election of Lincoln, First shot at Fort Hunter, The President calling for 75,000 troops, The Question of Fugitive Slaves, Kentucky votes to remain in the union, The Indians take part in the Rebellion.

35 Three Decade of Federal Legislation (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 726 pages, copyright 1855 to 1885 Personal and Historical memories of events preceding, during and since the American Civil War by Samuel Cox, the first anti‐slavery agitation, aggressive pro‐slavery policy, slavery in the colonies, the cotton gin and the mule jenny, Rise of Ku‐Klux Klan, page 451.

36 3 books Eyewitness History of the Civil War (P.B.) 8 ½ x11, 390 pages The Civil War Centennial Handbook (P.B.) 6 x 9, 72 pages Gettysburg (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½ 168 pages copyright 1932. 37 5 books They Met at Gettysburg (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9, 342 pages Civil War Times Magazines 9 x 12, 64 pages lots of pictures of the files where the battles were American Heritage The Battle of Gettysburg (H.C.) 7 x 10 154 pages, this whole book is about Gettysburg Gettysburg on Your Own a picture guide to the battlefield Gettysburg a small booklet on the war.

38 Flamens Across the Susquehanna (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ , 266 pages The burning of the Columbia Bridge in the Civil War times, before the battle of Gettysburg. 39 The Atlas of the Civil War (H.C.) with D.J., 9 x 12, 224 pages, copyright 1994 Each clash of the North and South is meticulously plotted on one of the 200 specially commissioned full color maps, more than 200 photographs and countless personal accounts describe the experiences of soldiers Edited by Pulitzer Prize‐Winner Historian James M. McPherson. 40 Great Civil War Heroes and Their Battles(H.C.) with D.J. 11 ¼ x 9, 304 pages. Dramatic biographies of 50 famous general and admiral of the Union and Confederacy, lots of full color illustration, accurate full page maps. 41 The American Heritage Century Collection of Civil War Art (H.C.) with D.J. 11 x 13 ½ 400 pages Some of these pictures dropped from sight & memory then a bulf of this collection was finally brought to light in 1972 by Mrs. James Battle Rivers, there are a total of 724 pictures by 50 artists and maps. 42 3 books The Photographic History of the Civil War (H.C.) with D.J., 8 x 11, Forts and Artillery, Soldier Life and the Secret Service, The Decisive Battles. 42A 16 parts, The Civil War Through the Camera (P.B.) 8 x 10 ½, copyright 1912 by Patriot Publishing Co. hundreds of vivid photographs actually taken in Civil War times, comprising a complete history of the Civil War, each part a thrilling story of itself 43 2 books Civil War Hospital Sketches (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ , 74 pages, 40 ambulances at the door from the battle at Fredericksburg and we shall have our hands full page 19, The Civil War Digest (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 244 pages. 44 2 books One War at a Time (P. B.) 6 x 9, 342 pages, Symbols, Sword and Shield Defending Washington During the Civil War (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9 ½, 306 pages, attack on the Capitol.

45 25 issues of Civil War Times Volume 1 #1 is in this stack, the others are mixed issues from 1970’s & 1980’s Vol. 1 #1 has a story on the Amazing Ordeal of Pvt. Joe Shewmon on page 45, Joe was taken a prisoner at the Battle of Chickamouga on September 19, 1863 and shares his experiences. 46 27 issues Civil War Times Vol. 19 #1 has a story on making ammunition in downtown Baltimore Vol. 18 #3 June 1978 issue article of the Duties of the Surgeon in Action, Surgeon Richard Vickery provides a vivid first‐hand glance at the agony that come with every battle. Also, pictures the surgeons kits and a surgical saw and much more. 100’s more stories packed in these issues. 47 5 issues of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper June 1, 1861, June 8, June 15, June 22, June 29, these issues are in mint condition (but brittle) (the issue) stories of the Civil War.

48 2 newspapers Daily Dispatch from Richmond, Va. April 13, 1861 news concerning the Civil War, reprint. Daily National Intelligencer, Washington April 13, 1861 article on conflict at Charleston, etc. other new pertaining to the uprising. 49 2 books Battles and Leaders of the Civil War (H.C.) with D.J. 7 x 10 ½ , 626 pages, the very woods seemed to moan and groan page 491, we will hold the town till we starve page 445, outgeneraled by Lee page 323, our cake is all dough Virginia at War 1862 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 244 pages 50 Hard Road to Gettysburg (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 316 pages, a novel on the Civil War Gettysburg area. 51 Civil War Times Magazine February 1974 to August 1979 54 issues with gold ring binders a nice set. 52 Collier’s New Photographic History of the Worlds War of 1918 (H.C.) 16 ½ x 12, 128 pages, copyright 1918, sketches, drawings, paintings, made by artist at the front, a German Telephone post on the western front page 19, Teddy Roosevelt speaks to 18,000 men page 47, testing dirigibles page 49, ambulance train page 53, receiving reports from a balloon page 65,(a near excellent book). 53 Schuyler, Hartly, & Graham Illustrated Catalog of the Civil War Military Goods (P.B.) 9 x 12 160 pages, with 226 black and white illustrations of Uniform of the Army, navy, marine, and revenue corpe of the USA, also boots, spurs, flags, tents, swords, sabres, fork and fencing masks, saddles, bits, bridles, field glasses, medals, buttons, knives, guns, and lots more

54 Civil War Battles (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 12 ½ , 158 pages, copyright 1977, the greatest battles from first Bull Run to Petersburg showing the stake in each battle, a wealth of revealing detail, there are biographies of the leading generals of each battle. 55 1400 Days The Civil War Day by Day (H.C.) with D.J. 10 x 12 ½, 256 pages, copyright 1990, Starting with April 12,1861 on up to June 23, 1865. Armored train used by union troops page 207, lots of for drawings, also lots of different ships listed. 56 Brother Against Brother (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 11 ¼, 432 pages, Time‐life history of the Civil War these stories are drawn from the 28 volume of Time‐Life book series, Ambulance convoy page 224, Rows of tents of wounded page 226, the Odyssey of the wounded page 220, the path of destruction page 374, A Prisoners Plight page 325, the awesome repeating rifles page 312. 57 Robert E. Lee the Man and Soldier (H.C.) with D.J. 256 pages, copyright 1963, 8 ¾ x 11 ¾, A pictorial biography with more than 350 illustrations and 80,000 words of text, after the war he devoted himself to bringing the Southern states back into the Union, what Lee did as General made him famous, but what he did afterward in civilian life made him great.

58 Personal Memories of the U.S. Grant (H.C.) with D.J. 192 pages, 9 ½ x 12 ½ , copyright 1995, this book covers the first 43 years of Grants life and deals mainly over 80% of the with the Civil War. A Union Army battery crossed the river on a ferry an amazing book on the Civil War.

59 The Civil War Extra (H.C.) with D.J. 310 pages, 11 ¼ x 15 ¼, copyright 1975, from the pages of The Charleston Mercury, and the New York Times from 1861 to 1865 during the civil War Stonewall Jackson approaches Washington D.C. page 117, Draft Riots in New York 193‐195 (very small print) Gettysburg Address page 212, Lincolns message page 218, Lincoln renominated page 249, Closing battles page 300, Lee surrenders pages 302‐304 Assassination of Lincoln page 307‐309. 60 2 books Ken Burn’s the Civil War (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 198 pages, copyright 1996, Historians respond, Lincoln and Gettysburg page 81, Telling the Story page 119, The Civil War book of lists (P.B.) 7 x 10, 264 pages, 50 Civil war related films page 19, 15 battles with 2 names page 18, 22 popular songs of the Civil War, 32 Famous War Horses, the early slave trade. 61 Pearl Harbor the Story of the Secret War (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 426 pages, copyright 1947, This is a documented story of how the USA got into World War II, at 7:58a.m. on Sunday, December 7, 1941 a radio warning was broadcast to all ships in Pearl Harbor “Air Raid, Pearl Harbor” This is no Drill. 62 At Dawn We Slept, the Untold Story of Pearl Harbor (P.B.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 874 pages, copyright 1981, Pearl Harbor will be attacked page 280, Toro, Toro, Toro, page 499, They Caught Them Asleep page 517 An exciting indeed page 553, not on alert page 582,(a very interesting book) The Phenomenal Best‐Seller. 63 Pearl Harbor (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 10 ½, 176 pages, Sunday, December 7, 1941, was arguably the most devastating day in American history. Now that terrible day, the event leading up to it, and it aftermath have been re‐created in an extraordinary film, more then 250 color full page images, in addition, the fascinating historical background is examined, the book describes the daily lives of the military men and nurses.

64 The Making of the Atomic Bomb (P.B.) 6 x 9 ¼, 886 pages, copyright 1986, Deaths at the end of 1945 totaled 140,000 in Japan from this Atomic Bomb at the explosion the temperatures were well above 1000 degrees F within a mile for Hiroshima. 65 How Hitler Could Have Won the World War II(H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½ , 338 pages, Hitler’s first great error page 36, the Western Allies strike page 165, the assault on Italy page 214, the last days page 290. 66 Der Fuehrer (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 774 pages copyright 1044, He is both terrible and banal page 36, Hitler find his home page 77, the death of money page 125, now I have them in my pocket page 413 67 Hitler 1889‐1936 Hubris (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x9 ½, 846 pages, copyright 1998. A story of Adolf Hitler’s life as a little boy to gaining his power in 1920 on into the war 68 2 books Hitler Victorious (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 278 pages, 11 stories of the German Victory in World War II Hitler, The Last Ten Days (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 224 pages, (x library book) Hitler’s death page 208 69 2 books Selling Hitler (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9, 402 pages(some water stain) It was to be the most expensive and sensational fraud in the history of publishing 60 volumes of Hitler’s diaries bought for over 2 million Adolf Hitler (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 8 ½, 584 pages

70 3 books Adolf Hitler and the German Trauma 1913‐1945 (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼ , 294 pages The Life and Death of Adolf Hitler (P.B.) 4 x 7, 624 pages Adolf Hitler (P.B.) 4 x 7, 752 pages

71 Hitler’s U‐Boat War (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 910 pages, the hunted 1942‐1945 72 The SS: Hitler’s Instrument of Terror (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 12, 304 pages, Initially a handful of men raised to be Hitler’s personal bodyguard the SS and numbering more than 900,000 by the end of 1944, this book has more then 300 color and black and white pictures and artwork

73 Hitler’s Luftwaffe (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12, 248 pages, a pictorial history and technical encyclopedia of Hitler’s air power in World War II 74 Barbarossa, Hitler’s Invasion of Russia 1941 (H.C.) with D.J. 7 x 10, 256 pages, The war that Hitler said should take 3‐6weeks failed and lasted for 4 years. This book explains why it happened. 75 Daring Deeds of American Heroes (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 500 pages, copyright 1856, (outside hinge cracked) some Civil War stories, some Revolutionary War stories, misc. war stories

76 5 books Ballantines Illustrated History of World War II 5 ½ x 8 German Secret Weapons Blueprint for Mars, Their Finest Hour, the story of the battle of Brinton 1940, Bomber offensive the devastation of Europe , Luffwaffe Introduction of General Lieutenant Adolf Hitler Galland, Flying Tiger Chennault in China 77 3 books World War II in Picture (H.C.) 8 ½ x 12 256 pages, copyright 1942, the rise of Hitler, the men behind Hitler, Japan attempts to swallow all China, Volume 2 Pearl Harbor Page 268, China’s darkest days page 472, Volume 3, Hitler’s last gamble page 526, Gold in the Salt Mine Page 625 prisoners put to work page 630, slave labor page 646, Atomic Bomb 68,000 buildings destroyed, 126,000 dead, 118,000 wounded page 755

78 The War, an Intimate History 1941‐1945 (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x11, 452 pages, 394 illustration and 21 maps 79 Life Picture History of World War II (H.C.) 10 x 14 ½, 368 pages, Morocccans stocked ther graniers with free American floor page 79, D‐Day 1944 page 227, attack by night 237, Air Force and railroad tank cars page 246 80 The Great Book of Fighters (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ¼ x 13 ½, 608 pages An illustrated encyclopedia of every fighter aircraft built and flown. It covers 1700 different fighters from the first fighter to the latest over (2001) also see lot #81 for a book on the early fighters

81 3 books The First War Planes (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 ½, 64 pages, the first war air craft was developed in 1918, this is very interesting. The Battle of Briton (P.B.) 8 x 11 64 pages Weapons of the 1973 Israeli Arab War (P.B.) 64 pages, these 3 books are by history of the world war special

82 The Japanese War Machine (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 12 256 pages, copyright 1976, The army and the state page 26, weapons of the Japanese Army page 44, The Road to Pearl Harbor page 92, behind barbed wire page 232 83 History of the World War (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½ 736 pages, copyright 1919, An authentic narrative of the greatest war, illustrated from official photographs of the U.S., British, and French governments. Redemption of the Holy Land page 506, how food won the war page 478, new methods and horrors of warfare page 217, Why the World Went to War page 44

84 History of World War II (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 966 pages, copyright 1945, War photographs and official records, maps, truth about torture chambers in Axis Prison Camps page 862

85 Secret Aircraft Designs of the Third Reich (H.C.) with D.J. 352 pages, 9 x 12, over 400 aircraft projects were on drawing boards when the war in Europe ended in May 1945, only a hand full were in the proto‐type stage, a Schiffer military history book 86 U.S. Military Tracked Vehicles (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼ 416 pages, copyright 1992, bridge launchers page 302, firefighters page 330, flamethrowers page 364, propeller driven sleds page 401

87 South African War Machine (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12, 192 pages 88 2 books Submarines (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼ 144 pages, copyright 1977, impracticable, a 1773 submarines page 12, 7 men to row a sub page 18, U.S. Subs in Action 11 x 8 ¼ 50 pages, introduction, the submarine war page 4 89 4 books The Great Tanks (H.C.) 8 ½ x 12, 176 pages, page 13 shows some testing in 1915, 3 books by History of the World War Special on Tanks, The tank story page 5, birth of the “tank” page 7 90 4 books Fighting Ships of World War I (H.C.) with D.J. 10 x 13 320 pages, a comprehensive encyclopedia with more than 1000 illustrations United States Navy Destroyers of World War II (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12 160 pages, History of the World Wars Special, Warships of the First War 91 Warplanes of the Luftwaffe (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 12 ¼ 254 pages, a complete guide to the combat aircraft of Hitler’s Luftwaffe from 1934 to 1945 92 2 books World War II Collectors Edition (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11 ½ 208 pages The Rising Sun, Japan attacking Pearl Harbor, How had the U.S.A. allowed Japan to overpower them in this tiny island? This book has the answers The Resistance a story on the Germany war

93 World War II in Photographs (H.C.) 8 ½ x 12 600 pages, bombing the cities page 142, D‐Day 214, Holocaust page 282, The Tokyo Firestorms 538, The Atomic Bomb page 574

94 20 books World War II Time‐Life (H.C.) 9 ½ x 11 ½ The Battle of the Atlantic, Blitzkrieg, The War in the Dessert, The Commandos, The Secret War, The Battle of Briton, China‐Burma‐ India, The Home Front USA, The Road to Tokyo, The Neutrals, The Second Front, Italy at War, The Soviet Juggernaut, The Home Front Germany, Liberation, Return to the Philippians, The Mediterranean, Across the Rhine, The Nazis, The Battle of the Bulge

95 3 books World War II Time‐Life (H.C.) 9 ½ x 11 ½ Japan at War, Bombers Over Japan, The Fall of Japan The fall of Japan has the whole story on the atomic bomb on how it was designed and what happened when the bomb was dropped. Assessing the aftermath, page 136 has some sad stories on the people that were wounded. Some who survived page 120

96 3 books The Quarterly Journal of Military History (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¾ 1996 (each book has 112 pages) Lincoln takes charge page 4, The first warriors page 80, the last maze trial volume 8 #4 page 74, Stonewall Jackson’s last march page 92, the battle for Jerusalem page 8

97 Encyclopedia of the Second World War (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¾ x 11 ¾ 448 pages, listed are all the hard facts you need to know, the people who fought, caused and won and lost the war are covered. Over 400 photographs are listed, many that have never been listed before, 60 highly detailed maps have been created in this book. 98 2 books Warplanes of the Future (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 12 ¼ 208 pages, more than 250 photographs most in color and 25 color artworks and 95 line drawings and diagrams. Fortress , a History of Military Defense (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 14 160 pages

99 An Illustrated History of the United States Navy (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ¼ x 14 224 pages, copyright 2002. The Revolutionary War page 10, The Civil War page 50, Slave Vessels page 47, World War II page 138, The New Technology page 206 100 Illustrated History of the World War I (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½ 578 pages, copyright 1919, Why we went to war page 17, U.S. enters the war page 25, the war in the air page 94, stories from the battlefield page 22, submarines and mines page 269, the wounded and prisoners page 323, horrors of the war page 331 101 History of Our War with Spain (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½ 746 pages, copyright 1898, battles on sea and land a full account of the conquests of Spain in America Naval battles 102 War Between Russia and Japan (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 656 pages, copyright 1904, Thrilling accounts of fierce battles by sea and land, the Russians and Japanese as fighting men page 183, sixteen hours hand to hand fighting page 294, 400,000 men engaged page 480 103 2 books Battleships (H.C.) 8 ½ x 10 224 pages copyright 2010, the first World War I page 92, the Second World War page 168, the end of the line page 202 Camera at Sea 1939‐1945 (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 12, 193 pages, copyright 1978, weapons and equipment page 34, color section page 83 104 2 books Turning the Tide of War (P.B.) 9 ½ x 11 200 pages, copyright 2001, 50 battles that changed the course of modern history, Mexico City 1847, Gettysburg 1863, Germany’s Black Day 1918, France 1940 Pearl Harbor 1941 D‐Day 1944, Dessert Storm 1991 Life, Our Finest Hour (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 11 ¼ 193 pages, copyright 2000, the beginning page 11, the wounded page 126, the story tellers page 136, the lost page 144, the end page 157

105 The New York Times (H.C.) 11 x 15 358 pages, copyright 1993, These stories were reproduced from the New York Times newspaper major events 1920 to 1993 Japan Earthquake 300,000 dead page 17, Lindbergh baby kidnapped page 47, Hindenburg burns in Lakehurst crash page 71, Japan wars on U.S. page 105, The war in Europe is ended page 127, Hitler dead page 126, first atomic bomb dropped on Japan page 129, 12 Nazi war leaders sentenced to be hanged page 136, Alaska to join Union as the 49th state page 192, Hawaii is the 50th state page 196, Kennedy is killed by sniper page 220, power failure put N.Y.C. in dark subways stop page 227, men walk on moon page 238

106 10 books The Literary Digest History of the World War I (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 copyright 1919 to 1920 (all blue cover) Vol. 1 Outbreak and Causes June 1914 October 1914, Vol. 2 Western Front August 1914 to July 1914, Vol.3 Western Front July1915 to May 1917, Vol. 4 United States Enters the war December 1916 to March 1918, Vol. 5 Western Front March 1918 to September 1918, Vol. 6 Western Front Armistice and German Revolution September 1918 to January 1919, Vo. 7 Russian front August 1914 to July 1919,Vol. 8 Turkey and the Balkans August 1914 to October 1918, Vol. 9 Italy submarine warfare August 1914 to November 1916, Vol. 10 Naval battles, personal sketches, peace treaty, chironology index. This set of books are in very good condition.

107 The People’s War Book (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10 520 pages, copyright 1919, history, cyclopedia, chronology of the Great War and Canada’s part in the war, containing official war reports and authentic articles. History of the war page 131, America’s part in the war page 225, the surrender of the German Navy page 401 108 Silent Chase Submarines of the U.S. Navy (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼ 160 pages, copyright 1989, 140 photographs, interior of a sub page 114, launch control page 110, USS Nevada has 24 missles hatches open at the loading wharf page 146 109 2 books German Flak in World War II 1939 – 1945 (H.C.) with D.J. 160 pages, copyright 1998, a Reichsbahn gun page 77, the armonred an make shift armored trains page 77 German Armored Trains in World war II Vol. 2 1939 ‐1945 (P.B.) 11 x 8 52 pages, Armored train #7 looks like a freight train, all kinds of different trains in this book.

110 The Nations at War (H.C.) 8 x 10 ¾ 366 pages, copyright 1919(inside hinge is loose) German motor car gun in position page 32, the nations at war page 39, Belgian quick‐firing dog‐drawn guns page 51, hospital wrecked by German invaders page 95, The horses, too are buried in the battlefield page 117, an automobile designed by the Germans to carry a aeroplane page 149, Inside a gun factory page 152, burning the dead at the battlefield page 190 the winter months in Poland page 327 111 Legend, Memory, and the Great War in the Air (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 144 pages, copyright 1992, remembering World War I in the air page 18, producing aircraft in a global war page 85, flight school in Britain page 79, a very interesting book on history of early fighter planes

112 The Rand McNally Encyclopedia of Military Aircraft 1914 ‐1980 (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ½ x 13 546 pages, copyright 1983, This book describes all of the worlds military aircraft produced for the outbreak of World War I to present day. There are 800 types in all, 1706 airplanes in color, 16 color charts, 252 photographs, 772 cutaway drawings, 7 color diagrams, a 4 page fold out with drawings of 188 principal bombers of World War II, and lots more. The book cost $100 new in 1980 113 Guns in the Sky (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ½ x 9 ½ 180 pages, The air gunners of World War II, a precarious gunner’s location on the flank of an airship page 13, bale out page 96, tales for the bombers page 105 114 Men of War (H.C.) with D.J. 11 x 12 ½ 176 pages, great military figures of the 20th century, Sir Winston Churchill page 23, Douglas MacArthur page 27, Joseph Stalin page 32, Adolf Hitler page 50, Rebel page 95, Yasis Arafat page 100, Fidel Castro page 117, Muammar Qaddafi page 122 115 Colliers Photographic History of the European War (H.C.) 16 ½ x 12 144 pages, copyright 1916, includes sketches and drawings made on the battlefields, manufacturing shells in a factory page 15, sinking at the German cruiser blucher page 37, interior of a submarine page 47, Russian prisoners at Agustowo, Poland page 59

116 3 books The Life of John Marshall (H.C.) 6 x 9 Volume 2, copyright 1916, 594 pages, Volume 3, copyright 1919, 644 pages, Volume 4, copyright 1919, 668 pages 117 Heroes of Three Wars 1776, 1846, 1861 (H.C.) 5 x 8 450 pages, copyright 1880, Washington crossed the Delaware page 37, heroes of the Mexican War page 171, Heroes of the rebellion page 243 118 3 books The Eyewitness History of the Vietnam War 1961 – 1975 (P.B.) 9 x 12 219 pages, copyright 1983 by the associated press, tunnel rats page 92, agent orange page 66 Everything We Had (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼ 266 pages, An oral history of the Vietnam War by thirty‐ three American soldiers who fought it. Vietnam a History (P.B.) 6 x 9 ¼ 768 pages, Stanly Karnow is a winner of the Pulitzer Prize. The most complete account to date of the Vietnam tragedy. 119 War at Sea (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼ 184 pages, copyright 1988 Air Raid Pearl Harbor This is No Drill page 30. American casualties were 2,403 for the 1 day attack page 59. The fall of the Phillippians page 60 ‐78 120 A Nation Torn(P.B.) 8 x 10 102 pages. A Young Readers History of the Civil War, The story of how the Civil War began, a man named Lincoln page 67, brutal whipping of a slave page 30 underground railroad route page 45 121 3 books Blood Roads South (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½ 354 pages, the wilderness to cold harbor, May –June 1864 In the Presence of Mine Enemies War in the Heart of America, 1859 – 1863 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½ 672 pages, Tour of Duty (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ¼ 546 pages John Kerry and the Vietnam War 122 Absolute Victory (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 11 14 250 pages, Americans Greatest Generation and Their World War II Triumph, The day after Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt promised his fellow Americans they will have “absolute victory, in the Ruins of the Reich page 123, Hitler’s bunker page 119, a time to pray page 110, prisoner of war page 88, showdown in the snow page 52, knocking on Hitler’s door page 31, a higher power page 206 123 4 books The Brandywine Story 1777 ‐1970 (P.B.) 6 x 9 32 pages America’s First First World War (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ 114 pages, this special edition is 157of 2000, the French & Indian War by Timothy J. Todish, Horror’s and Atrocities of the Great War (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½ copyright 1915, history of our war with Spain (H.C.) 6 x 8 ¼ copyright 1898 ( loose hinge)

124 The Story of the U.S. Cavalry 1775 – 1942 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9 276 pages, copyright 1953, mounted soldiers from 1775 during the Revolutionary War to World War II, throughout the 1800 the cavalry fought many battles with Indians, the early days 1775 – 1832 page 3, the old frontier Indians and Mexicans 1832 – 1847 page 23, Sioux & Cheyennes 1865 – 1877 page 142, wars beyond the border 1890 ‐1917 page 211

125 The Atomic Bomb lots of newspaper clippings the war memories of Winston Churchill, newspaper clippings 126 2 books Life, One Nation (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x11, 192 pages, America Remembers September 11, 2001, a powerful, heartbreaking inspiring account of the events, The Osama Bin Laden I Know (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9 ½ 444 pages, an oral history Al Quidas Leader

127 3 Magazines on 9/11 special commemorative edition, final commemorative issue war on terror Newsweek commemorative issue 128 2 magazines 1 newspaper Time a Year to Remember 170 pages of 9/11 Images ,America History, Terror Strikes in America Sunday review newspaper, September 16, 1001 a special edition 129 The River Ran Red Homestead 1892 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 10 232 pages, copyright 1992, The bloody battle at Homestead, PA page 9, results of the labor struggle page 3, Carnegie, Frick and the Homestead Strike page 4, Fick testimony page 7, riots page 11, Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel workers page 16 130 The War to End Wars 1914 – 1918 (H.C.) 160 pages, copyright 2000, The eventful 20th century by Readers Digest, learning for the front page 11, The Christmas Truce of 1914 page 23, The Western Front 1914 page 24, on the move German Artillery page 33, Life in the trenches page 36, Army Ration page 40, Rat hunts page 43, Weapon of War page 54, A gas attack page 55, War in the air page 58, Sinking the Lusitania this ship went down in 20 minutes and 1198 people dies, 173 tons of rifle and ammunition on a 31,000 ton ship, America enter the war page 83, life in the prisoners of war page 93

131 Under Both Flags (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ½, 584 pages, copyright 1896, a panorama of the Great Civil War, with about 250 illustrations from photographs, stories from both sides, The Great Railroad Raid, scouting the Shenandoah Valley, A Soldier’s Story, tales of the Confederates, an illustrated story of the Civil War (book in good condition) 132 2 Volume set, Harpers Pictorial History of the Civil War (H.C.) 11 x 16 1/2 , total both Volumes 836 pages, copyright 1866, A 2 Volume set that has 100’s of illustrations and stories of the Civil War, probably about as detailed as you can get it (good condition)

133 Campfire and Battlefield (H.C.) 11 x 13 ¾ 552 pages, (copyright 1800’s?) An illustrated history of the campaigns and conflicts of the Civil War, the primary cause of the war, the negro and cotton page 181, the sale of a slave page 187, the draft riots page 282, 30,00 volunteers wanted page 286 134 Frank Leslies Scenes and Portraits of the Civil War (H.C.) 11 x 16 ½, 480 pages, copyright 1894, The most important events of the conflict between the states, 100’s of drawings by well‐ known artists, Becker, Crane, Beard, Schell, Lumly, Forbes, Nevill, Davis, Simons, and lots more

135 Military History of the Civil War 1861 – 1865 (H.C.) 10 ½ x 14, copyright 1959 136 2 books by Hudson Strode Jefferson Davis 1808 ‐1861(H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 460 pages copyright 1955 boyhood education page 11, marriage and tragic loss page 93, to the war with Mexico page 161, farewell to the capitol page 384, Jefferson Davis Confederate President (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 548 pages, copyright 1959, Lincoln calls for troops page 48, Vicksburg falls and Lee retreats page 435, the Confederacy’s greatest need 499.

137 Prison Life of Jefferson Davis (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 320 pages, copyright 1905 (excellent condition) Place Mr. Davis in irons page 33, the removal of his shackles as a medical necessity page 44, Mr. Davis on Cruelty to Prisoners page 96, Mr. Davis seriously ill page 224

138 The Confederate Navy a Pictorial History (H.C.) 8 ½ x11 ½, 354 pages, copyright 1962, the first shots, the naval warfare The First American Ironclads page 48, the war on Western Waters page 78, The Union Navy tries to take Richmond page 90, Confederate Raiders page 114, the naval war in Texas page 124, the Confederate cotton loan in Europe page 157

139 2 volume set The Blue and the Gray (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½ , total of 1200 pages, copyright 1950, the story of the Civil War as told by the participants 140 A Pictorial History of the Confederacy (H.C.) 7 ¾ x 11, 288 pages, copyright 1951, the railroad raid page 157, war injuries page 148, treasury department page 120 141 2 books Secret Missions of the Civil War (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 308 pages, copyright 1959, How the Confederates got arms and ammunition in Europe page 75, Belle Boyd starts her work as a spy page 96, Robert E. Lee the Soldier (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 310 pages, copyright 1930, the Lee’s of Virginia page 1, the training of the soldier page 20, Lee’s place in history page 271

142 Life of Jefferson Davis with a Secret History (H.C.) 6 x 9, 536 pages, copyright 1869 (very good condition) The Southern Confederacy gathered behind the scenes in Richmond

143 The Life of Ulysses S. Grant (H.C.) 6 x 9, 424 pages, copyright 1868 (very good condition) Grants birth, Grants boyhood, life at West Point, the Mexican War, Grant in Civil War, first days of the war, the rebel stronghold on the Mississippi, North Carolina, capture of Jefferson Davis, the end of the war, in civil life again 144 A History of the Civil War (H.C.) 9 x 12, 510 pages, copyright 1912 (very good condition) Prof. Lowe’s Balloon gas generators on wagons page 35, famous war balloons page 34, 100’s of illustrations, an ambulance train page 78, prison camp page 227, scenes at the Battlefield of Gettysburg page 349, These stories were compiled fro the official records of the War Department. 145 The Boys of ’61 (H.C.) 6 x 9, 572 pages, copyright 1896, first weeks of the war page 17, winter of 1863 page 215, Gettysburg page 280, invasion of Maryland page 413, surrender of Lee page 553 146 Doctors in the Gray the Confederate Medical Service (H.C.) 6 x 9, 340 pages, copyright 1958, the Confederate medical problem, Confederate Doctors: the medial background page 9, prison hospitals page 99, causes of disease page 163, surgery and infections page 218

147 A Cartoon History of Roosevelt’s Career (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, 248 pages, copyright 1910, (very good condition) illustrated by 630 contemporary cartoons and many other pictures, his first political experiences page 1, the cowboy and the locomotive page 13, Mr. Roosevelt in hunting costume in the early ’80’s page 14, a brief period of private life page 17, reforming New York’s police work, The Rough Rider of 1898 page 41, a peacemaker and world figure page 114, refusing a third term page 162 148 The Holocaust (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 768 pages, copyright 1973, the destruction of European Jewry 1933‐1945, Hitler page 28, the Jews of Germany 1933‐1938, the apparatus of terror page 59, the invasion of Poland page 147, the Nazi ghetto: Warsaw page 204, Resistance in the forests page 362 149 Centennial Album of the Civil War (H.C.) with D.J. 11 x 14 ¼, 300 pages, copyright 1960, A commemorative volume depicting the most prominent military and naval leaders, uniforms, regimental insignia and flags, weapons, and ammunition of both the Union and Confederate forces, over 100 portraits, 20 pages of plates in full color, (dust jacket has some wear on edges) 150 Currier & Ives Picture History of the Civil War (H.C.) 15 ¼ x 11, copyright 1960 151 Biographies of Blaine and Logan (H.C.) 6 x 8, 712 pages, copyright 1884 (loose end sheet) Blaine in the legislature, Blaine in the senate, Secretary of State, from Congress to battlefield

152 Twenty Years of Congress from Lincoln to Garfield, Vol. 1 copyright 1884, with pull our map of U.S. showing the area of the country when its independence was acknowledged by Great Britain. Louisiana admitted as a state, slavery question 153 4 books Memorial Life of William McKinley (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 536 pages, copyright 1902, full account of his early life account of his assassination The Authentic Life of President McKinley (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 504 pages, copyright 1901, Our Third Martyr President Together with a Life Sketch of Theodore Roosevelt illustrious life of William McKinley (H.C.) 7 x 9 ½, 472 pages, copyright 1901 the true story of assassination, in the shadow of death. Memorial Life of William McKinley (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 512 pages, copyright 1901

154 3 books The Best Letters of Thomas Jefferson (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 300 pages, copyright 1926, George Washington’s Country (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ¼, 318 pages, (4th printing 1930) this book describes where George Washington lived, fought and died. The Strange Death of President Harding (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 312 pages, copyright 1930, covering up the trail page 229, the journey to Alaska the end page 255 155 As I Knew Them (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 572 pages, copyright 1927, Jefferson Davis farewell to the south page 40, Garfield to his grave page 112, the billion dollar congress page 176, the last struggle with the south page 183, these stories were written by Henry Stoddard and he got them first‐hand when working in the newspaper office. 156 4 magazines John F. Kennedy Memorial Album (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 80 pages Newsweek November 22, 1963 JFK assassinated (P. B.) 8 ½ x 11 32 pages, The Life Story of Jacqueline Kennedy (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 72 pages, over 100 pictures, Who Killed JFK (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 66 pages, The Kennedy Story of Memorial Supplement 157 4 books 365 Days in Memoriam of JFK (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 66 pages, Retired Dallas Police Chief Jesse Curry Reveals His Personal JFK file 8 ¼ x 11, 134 pages, a collectors edition, Four Days (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 144 pages, The Historical Record of the Death of President Kennedy (H.C.) 10 x 13 ¼ , 100 pages, the torch is passed

158 11 issues of different magazines Life, Saturday Evening Post, Look, JFK Memorial Book

159 16 Newspapers of JFK Assassination Boston to Florida to Philadelphia 160 Newspaper Clippings, Daily News on President J.F.K. 161 3 magazines of Robert F. Kennedy 8 ½ x 11 162 United States History (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½ , 502 pages, 3rd printing, 1954, Louisiana Purchase page 98, oil & coal mining page 362, the first oil well page 344, The Republican Party (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, 168 pages, go West young man, cow on house roof page 79, a free soup kitchen in 1930 page 117 163 George Washington (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 550 pages, a biography Volume 1, Andrew Jackson the Border Captain (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 434 pages, copyright 1933 164 2 books Benjamin Franklin (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼,842 pages, copyright 1938, taped spine, father & son page 3, brother to brother page 13, peacemaker page 665, Franklin the First Civilized America (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 332 pages, 10th printing 1930, marriage page 123, Franklin humorous year page 170, the boy publisher page 32, Philadelphia’s youngest master printer page 105, Franklin’s will page 321 165 2 books F.D.R. (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ¾, 394 pages, F.D.R.’s Last Year April 1944 to April 1945 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 690 pages, by Jim Bishop author of “ The Day that Lincoln was Shot,” and “the Day Christ Died” 166 2 books Fear God and Take Your Own Part by Theodore Roosevelt (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 414 pages, copyright 1916, Battling for the Right (H.C.) 7 x 9 ½, copyright 1910, The life story of Theodore Roosevelt including an account of his African Expedition

167 3 books Benjamin Franklin an Illustrated History of His Life and Times (H.C.) with D.J. 128 pages, a very well illustrated book with color pictures, Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (H.C. 5 x7 ¼, 250 pages (loose cover) Benjamin Franklin (P.B.) 226 pages

168 The Presidents (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, 172 pages, Funk & Wagnalls Special Edition, their lives, families, and great decisions as told by the Saturday Evening Post, George Washington to George Bush also other President booklets 169 2 books The Seven Worlds of Theodore Roosevelt (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 8 ½, 326 pages, Roosevelt’s Rough Riders (H.C.) with D.J. 354 pages, copyright 1971 170 The White House (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, 154 pages, the China collection page 89, great art in the White House, life in the White House page 29, a guide to the rooms page 95, newspaper clippings 1984, how Lancaster voted from Washington to Reagan by Jim Kinter at the Intelligence Journal, 49 different days or (articles) 171 2 books Life and Heroic Deeds of Admiral Dewey (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ¼, 512 pages, copyright 1899, the battles in the Philippines, thrilling accounts of our great victories, The History and Conquest of the Philippines and Other Island Possessions (H.C.) 7 x 9 ¾, 500 pages, copyright 1899 172 Lincoln and His Generals (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 363 pages 173 Killing Lincoln (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 324 pages, The shocking assassination that changed America forever. This book explains the Civil War in todays understanding.

174 Lincoln’s Last Days (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ¼ x 9 ¼, 316 pages, a special illustrated edition of the #1 New York Times bestseller “Killing Lincoln”, This book is just as interesting as lot #173

175 4 misc. magazines about Abraham Lincoln 176 3 magazines Special Collectors Edition, Lincoln’s Genius (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 88 pages, Collectors Edition US News, Secrets of the Civil War (P.B.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, 88 pages, Abraham Lincoln (P.B.) 8 x 11, 55 pages, early life, birthplace, boyhood, Lincoln on religion page 13

177 Life of Lincoln (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 512 pages, copyright 1942, written by William H. Herndon and Jesse W. Weik 178 3 Volume set Abraham Lincoln’s Philosophy of Common Sense by Edward J. Kempt (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, total of 1444 pages on 3 volumes, copyright 1965 179 Abraham Lincoln the Prairie Years (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 604 pages, copyright 1926 Lincoln the Bankrupt page 99, postmaster Lincoln page 98, the lizard story page 77, thieves page 337, iron horses across the prairie page 328, log cabin page 60 180 The Day Lincoln Was Shot (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 308 pages written by Jim Bishop, copyright 1955 181 The Lincoln Reader (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 564 pages, copyright 1947, Emancipation of the slaves page 372 181A Abraham Lincoln, Centennial Edition 1809 – 1909 (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 468 pages, copyright 1888 (very good condition) Lincoln the lawyer, the Kansas struggle, elected to the Presidency, the slavery question 182 The Dramatic life of Abraham Lincoln (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 422 pages, copyright 1925, the Lincoln family at the White House, Lincoln opens fire on slavery page 189, His first romance page 123

182A Lincoln and Men of War Times (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 9, 496 pages, copyright 1892, (very good condition) Abraham Lincoln and “Tad”, Abraham Lincoln’s tomb 183 Abraham Lincoln the Man of the People (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 434 pages, copyright 1915 183A Life of Abraham Lincoln by Frank Crosby (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½. 476 pages, copyright 1865, (excellent condition) 184 Lincoln Literary Collection (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 570 pages, copyright 1897, (some writing inside front cover) more then 600 favorite selections in prose and poetry 184A 2 books Why was Lincoln Murdered (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼ , 504 pages, copyright 1937, Why We Love Lincoln (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, copyright 1909 (very good condition) 185 Lincoln (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 528 pages, copyright 1924 185A Lincoln Collector (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 344 pages, copyright 1949, photographs and relics page 206, copies of public sale consisting of three slave page 214, lots of copies of letters written by Abe Lincoln 186 The Soul of Abe Lincoln (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½,328 pages, copyright 1923 186A Myths After Lincoln (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ , 368 pages, copyright 1941, black estates page 67, the Lincoln Guard of Honor page 281 187 Abraham Lincoln (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 548 pages, copyright 1952, a drawing of the interior of Fords Theater page 498, Mary Todd Lincoln dressed for the Inaugural Ball page 242

187A In The Shadow of Lincoln’s Death (H.C.) 6 x 9 1/4, 416 pages, copyright 1940 (signed by the author) Lincoln had some narrow escapes, was Mrs. Surratt tortured, did John Booth escape, behind the scenes of the conspiracy trial 188 2 books Abraham Lincoln, The Boy and the Man (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 426 pages, copyright 1908 Mr. Lincoln’s Army (H.C.) 4 x 7, 360 pages, copyright 1951 188A “Abe” Lincoln’s Yarns and Stories (H.C.) 7 x 9 ½, 512 pages, copyright 1901, America’s greatest story teller, illustrated with 100 drawings, Lincoln’s stories are like Lincoln himself, the more we know of them the more we want to know, couldn’t let go the hog page 217, This is a book that you can’t lay down. 189 3 Volume set with slipcase, Abraham Lincoln, The Prairie Years Volume 1, Abraham Lincoln the War years 1861‐1863 Volume 2, Abraham Lincoln the War Years 1864‐ 19865 Volume 3 , These books are 4 x 6 ½ with a total of 904 pages 189A Mr. Lincoln’s Washington (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 224 pages, copyright 1957, 100’s of illustrations of Washington D.C., Pennsylvania Avenue 1861 a desert of dust during the dry season page 21, a slave market page 25, punishment in the army page 142, the funeral service page 200, interior of Lincoln’s funeral car page 203 190 2 books The Inspired Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 272 pages, copyright 2008, Abraham Lincoln From His Own Words and Contemporary Accounts, (P.B.) 5 ¾ x 9, 56 pages, reprint 1961 190A 2 books The Heart of Lincoln (H.C.) 4 ½ x 7, 102 pages, copyright 1915, Abraham Lincoln’s Religion (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 120 pages, copyright 1958 191 Mr. Lincoln’s Camera Man (H.C.) 8 x 11 ¼ x Library, 368 pages, copyright 1974, Some of these pictures appear for the first time since 1865. Slave pen, Atlanta, Ga. after its capture, Chief of Sioux Indian nation 191A Abraham Lincoln, a Biography in Pictures (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, copyright 1939, who is this Abraham Lincoln page 2, Abe’s log cabin page 3 192 Lincoln’s Herndon, a Biography (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 392 pages, copyright 1948, Herndon was strange, gifted man, in 1844 he became Lincoln’s law partner. After Lincoln’s death he dedicated himself to the task of collecting every possible scrap of Lincolniana

192A Belle Boyd Confederate Spy (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 254 pages, copyright 1944, childhood years of Belle Boyd, the war department arrests Belle Boyd, the first day in the Old Capital Prison, Belle assist prisoners to escapes 193 Team of Rivals (P.B.) 6 x 9, 916 pages, the #1 New York Times bestseller, the political genius of Abraham Lincoln 193A Lincoln’s Boy Spy (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 198 pages, copyright 1929, the President’s own scout, a young lawyer and a runaway salve, I catch tow spies, the smugglers ship, my job is done 194 2 books Abraham Lincoln Goes to New York (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ¼, copyright 1960, Abraham Lincoln a Life (P.B.) 5 x 7, 184 pages, copyright 2003 194A 3 volume Abraham Lincoln the War Years (H.C.) 6 1/2 x 9 1/2, copyright 1939, excellent condition, volume #2 is missing 195 Booth and The Spirit of Lincoln (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¾, 320 pages, copyright 1925, fugitives page 72, the capture of Booth page 101, a strange tale, a living dead man 196 The True Abraham Lincoln (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 408 pages, copyright 1907, a prairie politician, a President and his cabinet, Lincoln in the White House, Philosophy, morals and religion, the emancipation of the slaves 197 Lincoln and the Railroads (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 326 pages, copyright 1927, the rise of the railroads, Lincoln’s first interest in transportation, the first railroad in Illinois, Lincoln’s largest railroad fee, other railroad cases, Lincoln and the Union Pacific 198 2 books Abraham Lincoln and the Prairie Years (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, copyright 1926, 480, 482 pages Volume I & I, 105 illustrations and many cartoons, sketches, maps, and letters in each volume 199 Following Abraham Lincoln 1809 – 1865 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¾ x 9 ¼, 416 pages, copyright 1943, Lincoln’s grandfather leaves the Shenandoah Valley for Kentucky, the Death of Lincoln’s mother, Lincoln Dons a stovepipe hat, the funeral 200 2 books Lincoln and Greely (H.C.) with D.J. 7 x 10 ¼, 432 pages, copyright 1953, Abraham Lincoln (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ¼, 578 pages, copyright 1902, farm work, deputy surveyor, the draft, antislavery measures 201 Chronicle of America (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12, 956 pages, New Yorker makes 1st chewing gum in 1875 page 430, railroads criss‐cross nation in 1875 page 431, a new world B.C. 1606 to Ronald Reagan’s time 202 America a Celebration (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ½, 1024 pages, from the birth of photography in 1839 to the dawn of the 21st century, here are over 1,000 photographs, oil wells page 119, this is an incredible book, very unusual 203 Chronicle of the 20th Century (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12, 1,374 pages, starting with January 1900 to December 1987, a daily happening for all those days, New York City subway opened on October 27, 1904 page 71, First World Series played in Boston on October 13, 1903 page 57, yellow fever is carried by mosquito 1902 page 37 204 Readers Digest Our Glorious Century (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ¼ x 10 ¼, 512 pages. Good‐By horses, hello Model T page 28‐29, Orville & Wilbur get up first page 30 ‐31, the wondrous wireless page 32 ‐33, and then came the crash page 144, a bank clerk named Charles Ponzi swindled millions in 1920 page 144, the dust bowl of 1930’s page 152

205 The Century (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 10 ¾, 606 pages, 2 million breaker boys in the coal mines page 22, by 1914 Henry Ford was putting up to 1000 cars a day page 25, Panama Canal page 45, federal agents pour barrels of whiskey down a sewer page 101, hundred’s of other stories throughout the century. 206 Millenium Year by Year (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11 ¾ , 896 pages, 2000 commemorative edition, a chronicle of World History for AD 100 to the end of 1999 a period of the last 1000 years, Martin Luther October 31, 1517 page 125, Johann Gutenberg prints the Bible page 95, black powder is changing warfare in 1300 page 57, massacre follows fall of Baghdad page 49, church approves use of torture in hunt of heretics page 49, pope and emperor end 50 year dispute over power of church page 24, in 1258 glorious cathedrals enhance splendor of European Cities page 50, Luther defies both Pope and Emperor in 1520, page 128, uneasy deal over slave states in USA 1819 page 471

207 Pennsylvania Political, Governmental, Military and Civil (H.C.) 8 x 11, 426 pages, copyright 1933, Conestoga wagons, It was not at all uncommon to see as many as five hundred packhorses passing the Harrisburg Ferry page 113, The first Lancaster Turnpike was incorporated in 1792 page 118, Pennsylvania Canal page 119, 1st Locomotive in Lancaster page 144, medicine and healing arts page 291, the 1st hunting license 1913 page 259, oil page 196, all about Pennsylvania in this book. 208 Bucks County Historical Society (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 586 pages, (no copyright date) Volume #1, x library, William Penn’s home life at the Manor House page 28, Mennonites or German friends page 39, Indian tow of Playwickey page 95, the newspapers of Bucks County page 118, Penn and his early plans in Pennsylvania page 367, early Welsh settlers page 397

209 The Bucks County Historical Society Volume 8 (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 400 + pages, copyright 1940, the main line of north Pennsylvania railroad 1852 ‐1879 page 1, the last purchase of land from the Indian to Bucks County page 339, revolutionary Newton page 119

210 5 books Joseph Henry Zerbey History of Pottsville and Schuylkill County Pennsylvania (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 5 volumes 1‐2‐3‐4‐5 + index 211 Old York Road Historical Society Bulletin (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ¾, copyright 1947, early transportation in Philadelphia area, the first land owners in and about Jenkintown 212 5 magazines Old Bucks County (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 46 pages, 1994 and 1995 mixed issues, The Fire at the Old Jail in 1879, horse thief Jack Anderson, a whole town for sale Escape From Libby Prison, the story of chocolate, the Besmirched Shed a summer day in 1832, prices a the county auction 213 4 magazines Historical Review of Berks County, PA 2002 & 2003 mixed issues, the birth of a county, the corn husking bee page 27, a vanished landmark, the Old County jail page 40, Rare hex sings discovered page 91, the underling story of early Berks page 75, German gypsies page 125, the fat cattle craze in Berks Co. 1790’s – 1880’s an ox at 3350 lbs., Berks farm life page 115, David K. Stotlzfus of Monterey, PA tests for water with his pocket watch page 110

214 8 magazines Early American Life 1970’s 8 ½ x 11, 86 pages plus the grand Erie Canal page 52, the winter of discontent a story of George Washington at Philly & Valley Forge page 38, Pennsylvania Flintlock rifle and pistol page 66, life in colonial Boston page 34, wheels and wagons page 38, the 1st U.S. mint in Philadelphia 1787 page 63, hidden history of the Los Angeles page 37, childhood in early America page 14 215 8 magazines Early American Life 1970’s 8 ½ x 11 weathervane designs page 39, a country auction page 24, life in early America, tobacco page 12, rice page 13, trade in bond servants, colonial slavery, punishment of a slave page 12, lighting in a colonial home page 44, modifications of the land system page 23, herbs of early America page 44, life in early American whaling page 16, country general stores and peddlers page 26, trade in early America page 20, Die Deutschen Aus Pennsylvanian page 34 & 52, milling at Philipsburg page 13, the art of fraktur page 48, the settlement of Nashville, TN 1780, Mrs. James Roberston released hunting dogs upon the Indians page 50, a family heritage sampler page 22

216 4 magazines Pennsylvania Folklife 8 ½ x 11 1960’s misc. issues weather signs and calendar lore page 26, snakes and snakelore of Pennsylvania page 14, Lewis the robber in life and legend page 10, harvest time in the Rhine Palatiats page 40, Pennsylvania broadsides I page 14 ‐21, more tramp tales page 24 ‐27, vet and household recipes from 1800’s page 28, notes and documents articles on the Amish from the Reformirte Kirchenzitung 1860 page 46 – 48, childhood game page 42, habits and manners of Chester county people 1877, nicknames of a Mennonite family, more PA Broadsides II, page 28

217 3 magazines Pennsylvania Folklife 8 ½ x 11 1970’s mixed issues, 19th century ballooning tradition, Amish plain costume: a matter of choice, Mary goes over the mountain, ghost stories and old superstitions of Lancaster Co. page 48, Gee, haw and geehaw page 46, the old dog butter churn page 42, country butcher page 17, the newswangers‐ interpreters of Amish life page 9, old order Mennonite family life in East Penn Valley page 18

218 100th Anniversary Editition of Souderton Independent newspaper, April 26, 1978 a review of our first 100 years, as we begin our second century 219 2 books Volume 1 ‐2 The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America by John Fiske (H.C.) 6 x 9, 256 ‐374 pages, copyright 1903, illustrated with portraits, maps, fascimiles, contemporary views, prints, and other historical materials, the bible in the Netherlands first published in 1535 page 17, the discovery of New York Harbor page 77, Indian hospitality page 78 ‐79, Dutch pioneers at Manhattan 1613 page 89, a Dutch fortress on the Schuylkill page 129, the Quakers page 202 ‐203, no cross no crown page 112, Penn’s marriage page 120 ‐121, Penn preaches to the servants in the palace (lots more on Penn)

219A 3 volume History of the Pilgrims and Puritans(H.C.) 7 x 10 ¼, copyright 1922, (excellent condition) Volume I –II – III, their ancestry and descendants basis of Americanization, 100’s of illustrations, Henry Hudson with his little son floating to his death amid icebergs page 368, Death of Pilgrim Leaders page 65 in Vol. III, William Penn with the Indians Page 115, the coming of the Baptists page 120, lots‐lots‐more

220 A History of the United States (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 590 pages (cover loose) copyright 1897, the New England colonies, the Indians their characteristic and customs, the era of exploration, the era of colonial wars, from colonies to United States, thirty years of peace and progress, the slavery contest, the Civil War, the story of slavery, transportation and postal facilities, table of states and territories 221 The History and Topography of Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Bedford, Adams, and Perry County, (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 604 pages, copyright 1846 (covers loose) census table of Dauphin County of 1840 in Harrisburg 40 and under 50 were 157 people 80 and under 90 were 4 people page 216, Indian massacres 1763 ‐78 page 137, letters from William Penn, a very good history of early Harrisburg and surrounding areas 222 A Biographical History of Lancaster County, PA (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 10, 632 pages, copyright 1872 by Elias Barr & Co. spine taped pages seem to be intact but fragile, early settlers and eminent men of the county 223 History of Lancaster County (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8 524, pages, copyright 1844 (leather bound) William Penn page 19, Penn’s Treat with Indians page 22, History of Pennsylvania from 1684 to 16910 page 30, boundaries of Chester Co. determined page 34, Conestoga Indians page 39, Swiss Mennonites settle in Pequea Valley page 74, names of first purchasers page 131, Harris settles at Paxton page 186, Settlement at Sawua Schwanm or New Holland page 193, names of some of the early settlers of Lancaster Co. page 233, boundaries of township page 244, Road from Lancaster to Philadelphia page 262, the county divided into eight districts page 274, Moravian community at Litiz page 308, scalping parties page 338, minutes of Indian treaty at Lancaster page 340, June 1768 has a hail storm, some measured 9 inches in circumference, some cattle were killed page 369, the Mennonites page 356, the friends and Quakers page 457, the Omish or Amish having 5 or 6 ministers in 1735 page 457, also a lot of other religious listed, leather bound book in good condition

224 Our First Century (H.C.) 7 x 10 ½, 1008 pages, copyright 1876, front cover loose, a few inside pages loose, 1776 to 1876 history is recorded in this book, Declaration of Independence to the Civil War, the ever memorable September Gale of 1815 page 264, sublime meteoric shower all over the United States of America 1833 page 329, World’s Fair New York 1853 page 600, discovery of gold in California in 1848 page 500, the sewing machine 1846 page 464, Inhalation of ether 1846 page 456, expected destruction of the world 1843 page 430

225 The History of the Rise and Progress of the United States till the British Revolution in 1688 (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ¾, 528 pages, copyright 1827, Volume 2, 1st settlement of the Dutch at Albany page 187, Account of the five Indian nations of Canada page 247, emigration of Quakers from England to West Jersey page 313, letter from Penn to Indians page 373, sentiments and conduct of the Quaker relative to negro slavery page 427, (spine loose)

226 Footprints of Four Centuries (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 825 pages, copyright 1895, over 350 illustrations, from Columbus to 1895, finding the new country page 21, Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett, Kit Carson, Arctic Explores, War of 1812, Texas annexation, Russian Purchase, the story of the Indians, the negro in America, the story of the Civil War, religion under new conditions, gold and silver mining, the problem of our national currency, the farmer and his farm, trapping and hunting, great inventions, our American railroads

227 Columbus and Columbia (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 832 pages, a dreadful hurricane page 219, opening of gold mines, a terrible tidal wave, Columbus a physical wreck, Columbus sees a vision, the French and Indian war, war with Mexico 228 The Century (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ½, 960 pages, copyright 1891, a legend of New York page 45, the first emigrant train to California page 106, life in California before the gold discovery page 163, pioneer Spanish families in California page 377, General Crook in the Indian country page 643, the discovery of gold in California page 525 229 History of Pennsylvania (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 724 pages, copyright 1948, beginnings 1609 – 1681, Conrad Weiser page 98, Indian agriculture page 213, Indian trails and portages page 243, early roads, bridges and ferries page 245, postal services page 249, barter, currency, banking page 254, trade with Indians page 250 230 Life Picture History of World War II (H.C.) 10 x 14, 368 pages, copyright 1950, the conquest of Europe, the siege of Britain, Japanese conquests, invasion, the home front victory in Europe, victory in the Pacific, war in the jungle, submarines page 175, Russians page 164, aircraft carriers, fall of Berlin 312, the bodies of 3000 slave laborites dead in the street 311, prisoners 310 231 The Revolution (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼ , 384 pages, copyright 1958, an American heritage book of the Revolution, the importance of sea power page 274, the making of an army page 210, the army of Louis XVI of France page 174 232 2 volume The History of America (H.C.) (leather bound) 5 x 8 ½, copyright 1812(good condition) the history of Virginia, to the year 1688, and of New England to the year of 1652

233 The Republican Text Book for the Campaign of 1880 (H.C.) 5 ½ x 9, 216 pages, copyright 1880, a full history of James A. Garfield public life, with other political information

234 2 volume The Life of George Washington (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright MDCCCLII, our first president of the U.S. written by himself, good condition 235 Robert Warren, the Texan Refugee (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 568 pages, copyright 1890, thrilling story of field and camp life during the late Civil War. 236 Building and Ruling the Republic (H.C.) 6 x 9, 852 pages, copyright 1884, building, ruling, living, question, lives of the candidates 237 4 volumes A History of the United States Since the Civil War (H.C.) 6 x 9, copyright 1917, (excellent condition) Vol. 1 1865 to 1868, Vol. 2 1868 to 1872, Vol. 3 1872 50 1878, Vol. 4 1878 to 1888 238 Our Pennsylvania (H.C.) 6 x 9, 468 pages, copyright 1950, signed by author, keys to the keystone state, on and off the turnpike page 343, the Rockville Bridge spans the Susquehanna at Harrisburg, PA 4000 feet long the longest stone arch bridge in the world page 288, forest where the Indians roamed page 237 239 Authentic History of Lancaster Co. PA (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¾, 794 pages, copyright 1869, (leather bound) loose front cover and back cover, pages intact 240 Lancaster County 1841 ‐1941 (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼. 198 pages, copyright 1941, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the sounding of our band we dedicated to their memory this history of the community they loved by the directors and officers of the Lancaster County National Bank 241 Pennsylvania a History of the Commonwealth (P.B.) 9 x 10 ½. 654 pages, copyright 2002, Henry “Box” brown was a slave who traveled from Richmond to Philadelphia; packed inside a two foot square box page 193, coal mines a mule had worked 28 years below ground page 224, history on the Harrisburg Farm Show page 360, interstate 80 opening up December 2, 1967 page 353, Amish barn raising page 324, the PA Turnpike page 301, Carlisle Indian school page 283, (a great book) 242 The Plenty of Pennsylvania (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 9, 320 pages, copyright 1942, lumber from Penn’s woods, from our Indian page page 37, of plain clothes and pride in Horseflesh page 83

243 Pennsylvania the Colonial Years 1681 ‐1776 (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 848 pages, copyright 1980, the seed of a nation page 19, the sifting period 1702 – 1747, the edge of the wilderness 1748 – 1757, split visions 1758 – 1763, the struggle within 1764 ‐1769, with hesitant steps 1770 ‐1776

244 A Comprehensive Municipal Plan Lancaster, PA (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 320 pages, copyright 1945, Lancaster population page 63, the economic base of Lancaster page 35, Shantytown page 97, and lots of development maps in the back of book 244A Lancaster City and County Directory for 1890 (H.C.) 6 x 9 ½, 616 pages, copyright 1890, crank up coal wagon, John Baer’s sons ad on back cover, S. C. Steigerwalt market wagon builds page 207, the era printing house in color page 177, All of the Borough’s of Lancaster Co. are listed, Stage routes are listed, stage (mail and passenger) leave Queen St. at 4:00a.m. to Leaman Place, and lots of other history page 25, township business directory, agriculture implements, auctioneers, bakers, blacksmiths etc. page 559, a very rare book

245 Lancaster County (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 160 pages, the county in Penn’s Woods page 17, the rise of communities page 33, a 1902 photo of a stagecoach called the Intercourse Stage going from Spring Garden to Lancaster page 57, major industries in Lancaster Co. page 69, German POW’s work at a Lancaster tobacco warehouse page 75, Kellogg company page 140

246 3 books Lancaster County Observes Pennsylvania’s Tercentenary (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 40 pages, Indians in Lancaster Co. page 18, life in early Lancaster Co. page 23, Conestoga Wagon page 26, Hans Herr (P.B.) 11 x 8 ½. Copyright 1970, by the Lancaster Mennonite conference historical society, beginnings in the Pequea Valley Hershey Theathre (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, a lot of history on Milton Hershey 247 2 books Lancaster Diary 1776 (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11 ½. 120 pages, copyright 1976, with footnotes a full year diary that covers each day of 1776, Let’s Look at our Heritage in Eastern Lancaster Co (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 154 pages, (signed by author) copyright 1977, New Holland, Main Street, about 1910 page 15, a lot bicentennial history 248 The Heritage of Lancaster (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ½, 226 pages, copyright 1978, The First citizens of Lancaster were hardy pioneers who wanted religious freedom, toll rate chart for the Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike page 54, Kunzler and Co. page 198

249 200th Anniversary of Intercourse, PA 1754 ‐1954 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 192 pages, history of mills page 122, public auction at Intercourse page 117, the Intercourse Fire Co. page 108, Weavertown Amish Mennonite Church page 97, a photo inserted in page 74 – 75 of W. L. Zimmerman & Sons full time workers August 27, 1952, a total of 11 people, sale day at H.R. Diller’s Sales Stables 1920 page 65 250 Paradise Our Heritage Our Home (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, copyright 1996, (#376 of 2000) Indian paths of Lancaster Co. page 10, early settlers, the opening of Lancaster and Philadelphia Turnpike page 116, Pennsylvania’s German Folk medicine page 234, the March 13, 1993 auction and snow storm by Gideon L. Fisher page 235, the old Order Amish, the Christian Fisher house page 146, History of Barbara Ebersole page 149, History of Andy S. Kissinger page 155 251 25 Year History of Rough and Tumble 1948 ‐1973 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 120 pages, copyright 1973, by Amos B. Stauffer, page 3 has a picture of Art Young, a corn fodder shredder page 7, threshing wheat with flails page 12, minutes of the first group meeting to organize page 17, a 4 wheel drive steam engine page 53, the story of Rough and Tumble Engineers page 82

252 2 books Annals of the Penn Square Reading (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 8 ¼,106 pages, copyright 1933, Penn Square Stories (P.B.) 6 ¼ x 11, 34 pages, copyright 1975, Washington slept here page 2, when Teddy came to Reading page 4, how it all began page 10

253 Centennial & Illustrated Wayne County, PA (H.C.) 11 x 13 ½, 178 pages, copyright 1902, Indians and Pioneers of Wayne County page 3, Wayne’s industrial progress page 23, first Eire train arriving at Delaware & Hudson Station page 141, south view of Canal Basin

254 Early Narrative of Berks County (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ , 188 pages, copyright 1927, travelers in a pioneer county cover fades on 1 side 255 3 Volume set Reading and Berks County, a History (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10 ½,copyright 1925, (green cover) good condition, Indian occupancy page 9, coming of white race purchase from the Indians page 15, agriculture, horticulture, & dairying page 55, corn average yield in1910, 20.7 bushels page 60 256 Lehigh County Historical Society (H.C.) 6 x 9, 178 pages, copyright 1952, a wooden water pump page 15 – 17, Peter Blank log house page 61, lime kilns page 73, a story of lime page 97

257 Industrial Berks County 1748 – 1948 (H.C.) 10 ½ x 8 1/2, 36 pages, copyright 1948, hat making page 10, old time saw mill page 14, making sauerkraut page 17, cooking apple butter page 19

258 2 books Historic South Jersey Towns (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 258 pages, copyright 1964, History of Hillside, N.J. and Vicinity (H.C.) 6 x 9, 278 pages, copyright 1934, early manufacturing industries page 130, cider mills page 136, medicine page 65, slavery page 52,

259 The Redemption of the Lower Schuylkill (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 168 pages, copyright 1924, lots of illustrations on the river 260 3 books Bicentennial Salunga 1760 – 1960 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, Meet Manheim (P.B.) 6 ½ x 9 ½ , 110 pages, copyright 1960, USA Bicentennial Manheim, Pa 1776 – 1976 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, the earliest days of Manheim, the earliest religious life in Manheim 261 Millersville, Pennsylvania 1761 Bicentennial 1961 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 108 pages, early history of Millersville page 7, early Millersville business page 61,tobacco farming in Manor Township page 55 262 History of York County (H.C.) 6 x 9, 214 pages, copyright 1930, Indian purchase, snow storm of 1772 page 151, fire in 1797 page 152 263 West Chester, the First 200 Years 1799 ‐1999 (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ½, West Chester’s first fifty years 1799 ‐1849 page 11 264 History of Southern Lancaster County (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 200 pages, copyright 1990, the Amish arrive, Isaac Zook & Eli Zook page 28, when the road ended in Quarryville page 61, Robert Fulton’s birthplace page 62, Amish man using drive through banking in Quarryville page 67, the town of Georgetown page 80, the old picking house of Nickle Mines page 82, history of Nickle Mines page 83, U.S. Mail carriage of 1916 page 103, slaves, Christiana riot house page 132, the underground railroad page 134, Indian tracking page 141, Amish girls page 150, Kirkwood Association for detecting hours thieves page 187, Quarryville lays down the law, you had better help to keep the village clean in 1893 or pay a $1.00 fine page 101

265 The Story of Snyder County (H.C.) 6 x 9, 982 pages, copyright 1948 by Snyder County Historical Society, parentage and early life of Simon Snyder page 1, the pioneer settlers of the territory later know as Snyder County page 152, the Indians of Central and Eastern PA and of the Susquehanna Valley, the PA Canal within the territory of Snyder Co. Why the canal was built page 453, the digging of the canal, the aqueduct below Selinsgrove page 459, ways and means of transportation page 465, horse and buggy doctors page 567, the practice of medicine years ago page 559, the marts of trade page 534

266 This Was Harrisburg (H.C.) with slip case and signed by the author, (this book is #2) 7 ¼ x 11 ¼, 224 pages, copyright 1976, excellent condition, main Indian paths map on page 17, ferry service across the river at Harrisburg from early 1700’s to 1900 page 166, the ice wagon page 163, PA canal boat page 158, Harrisburg’s first sky scrapper page 154, flood waters of 1902 destroyed the covered bridge at Harrisburg, Harrisburg first forty years as a city page 99

267 Lykens‐Williams Valley History (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 304 pages, copyright 1922, early families of the valley page 31, railroads & transportation page 206, horse & buggy in Millersburg early years page 65, history of the Borough of Millersburg page 63, how the early settlers live page 21, (this is a very rare book) good condition 268 The Bicentennial Book of Upper Paxton Township 1767 ‐19667 of the Lykens Valley, Dauphin Co. (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 174 pages, the Indians page 8, Lykens Valley settling page 16, Mahantongo Valley page 25, travel & transportation in the early years page 17, the Lykens Valley Railroad page 30, tornado ‐1910 page 134 ‐135 269 Historical Book of Berrysburg and Mifflin Township, Dauphin Co. (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 364 pages, Deibler’s Gap covered bridge, this bridge spanned e counties Dauphin Co. & Northumberland Col page 179, custom threshing page 83, huckster wagon being pulled by 2 mules and 1 horse, they lived in Curtin page 78, Deibler’s forest (100 acre bush) page 6

270 Millersburg Sesquicentennial 1807 – 1957 (H.C.) 8 x 11, Indians in Millersburg parade 1907, Daniel Miller history, covered bridge in Millersburg in 1895 271 Dauphin County Elements Toward a 20th Century Pictorial History (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 244 pages, copyright 1971, this is book #15 of 1000 (signed by author’s) before Penn page 31, early Pennsylvania to 1750 page 36, founding of Dauphin Co. page 94, the last remnant of a lock on the Union Canal page 113, canal boat and canal page 123, a view of the Hershey Hospital page 185 272 The Story of Pennsylvania Turnpike (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, 48 pages, copyright 1950, advance on the barrier page 19, Blue Mountain Tunnel (before and after) page 20 ‐21, the Drake Oil Well the first drilled oil well in the world page 46 273 4 issues 100th Anniversary of Chester County’s Daily Local News, 1872 – 1972 274 Susquehanna River of Dreams (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 322 pages, copyright 1993, logging page 74, canals page 88, logging on the west branch page 92, Agnes Flood of 1972 page 117

275 Craftsmen of Franklin County, Pennsylvania 1784 ‐1884 (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 220 pages, (signed by author), copyright 1984, lots of grandfather clocks listed, Samuel Sturgeon, George Faber, Charles Young, Alexander Scott, Peter Grumbine 276 Three Hundred Years with the Pennsylvania Traveler (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 200 pages, (signed by author) copyright 1976, a painting of Penn with the Delaware Indians in 1683 page 11, early road development page 15, the bicycle craze page 147, the plank road page 143, a covered bridge for the railroad page 136, aqueducts and canal engineering page 95, a swinging bridge over the canal in Williamsport page 80, this map shows the 1243 miles of state owned canals in PA page 68, the first stone surface roads page 443

277 6 issues The Journal of the Bucks County Historical Society, Mercer Mosaic (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, paten model of a cut nail machine of 1798 page 18, architectural hardware 1700 ‐1860 page 3, Oxford Valley and the origin of the eight square schoolhouse page 3, the Penn Treaty Swinging Sign page 75 278 Baltimore Harbor (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 168 pages, queen of the boy page 1, tonging for oysters page 3, interstate 95 tunnel in 1981 page 80, the steamboat era page 104 278A Fort Bedford Bicentennial Bedford Pennsylvania 1758 – 1958(P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 112 pages, across two centuries page 9, the very early days page 15, Fort Bedford stepping stone to the west page 25, early days of the Old Fort Bedford page 35, Bedford, “mother county” of Western PA page 45 279 200th Anniversary 1761 ‐1961 Adamstown, PA(P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 156 pages, history of Adamstown the early years page 7, industries page 26, the wool felt hat industry page 30, the railroad page 41, trolley car page 42, Miller’s Stabler, the longest beard page 67, Roy Rogers visited here in 1960 page 70, Pakistanian Government officials visit here in August 1957 and discusses PA Dutch with an Amish man in his buggy on page 71

280 One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of Bowmansville 1820 – 1970 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 184 pages, history of early Brechnoch Township, the Mennonite Pioneers page 5, the Bowmansville old order Mennonite Meetinghouse page 16, charcoal making page 36

281 Halifax Area 175th Anniversary 1794 – 1969 (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 138 pages, the Susquehanna river was explored by Captain John Smith of Jamestown Colony in 1608 page , Clark’s Ferry covered bridge 1886 and rates toll page 10, Fort Halifax a kings supply base page 17, the Halifax story page 26, the Wiconisco Canal page 32, Halifax Bank robbery 1871 page 53, Armstrong Valley page 73, Small Valley a redman encampment page 99, Indian arrow heads page 101 – 104, Powells Valley page 105

282 Centennial Souvenir Book Millersburg Centennial Celebration 1907 (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, Millersburg a historical sketch, a picture of Mrs. Daniel Miller, horse and buggy on Main Street

283 A Picture of Lycoming County (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 224 pages, copyright 1939, the Indians of Lycoming County page 5, Lycoming in the Revolution page 41, the big runaway page 47, pioneer life page 61, lumbering camp life page 83, Civil War days page 95 284 America Illustrated (H.C.) 9 ½ x 12, 122 pages, copyright 1883, excellent condition (gold foil stamped on cover) the Hudson River at West Point page 12, Niagara Falls page 37, horseshoe curve page 41, the Erie Canal page 88 285 21 Volumes America, An Illustrated Diary of the Most Exciting Years (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11, copyright 1972, men, money, and machines Vol. I, Bonnie and Clyde, the miracle Braves of 1914 in baseball page 118 Vol. III, the Black Sox scandal of 1919 fixed baseball game page 93 Vol. II

286 America’s Arts and Skills (H.C.) 10 ½ x 14, 172 pages, copyright 1957 (by the editors of life) early American tools page 12, the practical world of the Colonists page 15, the first functional homes page 29, the Pennsylvania Rifle page 40, handsome clocks page 66, hand pumped fire engine page 74, smart equipment for the horse drawn age page 88, fir traders page 101, tools for the farmer page 103, handmade tools of the cattle kingdom page 120, new auto age page 139 287 3 books by Life (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11 ½, The Year in Pictures September 11, 2001, Osama Bin Ladin, The Life Millennium, the 100 most Important Events & People of the Past 1000 Years, gunpowder weapons page 157, Ford’s model T page 139, The Year in Pictures of 1998

288 Time‐ Great Events of the 20th Century (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 12, 186 pages Times Square 1900 page 3, Heil Hitler page 22, attack on Pearl Harbor page 28, atom bombs page 32, bombs over Baghdad page 58k stock market crash page 73, the quest for fuel page 74, first computers page 81, McDonald’s 1955 page 82, San Francisco Earthquake page 84, the Titanic page 86, the Hindenburg page 90, dry season (no Whiskey) page 100, the first televised image page 131, on the moon page 140

289 Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of New Mexico (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 270 pages, copyright 1969, a historical tour of more than 130 of the states old and defunct towns, more then 450 photographs illustrate the past 290 The Story of America (H.C) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 528 pages, copyright 1975, why it happened here page 8, explorers in a new land, the crucial year 1775 page 27, Jamestown in 107 page 316, the sewing machine page 266, Morse code page 264, great American inventors page 254, Concord Coach and the Overland Express page 193, Conestoga Wagons page 191, the buffalo page 170, the story of corn page 122, the cowboy page 118, what really won the Wes page 114, tobacco page 108 291 A Survey of America History (P.B.) 8 x 10, 1000 pages plus, Volume II since 1865, reconstruction the nation page 451, after slavery page 467, train held up by buffalo page 482, the conquest of the Far West page 494, the Plains Indians page 501, child labor page 531

292 How Private George W. Peck Put Down the Rebellion(H.C.) 6 ½ x 8 ½, copyright 1900 a few loose front pages 293 2 books Our Country a Household History of the United States (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 1328 pages, Volume I and Volume II copyright 1895 (a few loose pages) puritan morality enforced page 387, Indians in South Carolina Plantations pages 464, population of the Colonies in 1754 page 503 294 We American’s (H.C.) 11 x 12 ½, 456 pages, gold, gold thousands are going page 140, Americans on the move page 133, basketball first played 1891 page 341, last game of the World Series in 1903 page 342, traffic jam in Chicago in 1910 page 301,swamped by the human tide, immigrations page 260, 1876 centennial page 223, a black man’s role page 216, on the public auction a people without a choice, slavery page 197

295 The Republican Party Its Heritage and History (P.B.) 7 x 10, 166 pages, copyright 1988, the story of the Republican Party page 59, day by day through the history of the party page 150

296 New and Complete History of the World (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¾, 726 pages, copyright 1906, from Abraham to Moses page 43, the Jews in the land of promise page 58, description of Babylon page 77, the reigns of David and Solomon page 59, reforms in the Catholic church government page 347, birth of the United States page 415, (loose back cover)

297 Our Times, the Illustrated History of the 20th Century 9 ½ x 12 ¼, 714 pages, the world in 1900, the world of 1910, the ceaseless machine, Alcoholics Anonymous 1935 page 257, comic books arrive 1930’s page 249 297A Millennium Philadelphia the Last 100 Years (H.C.) with D.J. 10 x 12, 270 pages, copyright 1999, he changing city page 9, the first automobiles appeared in 1899 page 13, horse drawn fire teams began in 1908 page 25, in 1938 during the depression page 35, Stetson a famous hat maker in 1865 page 58, a massive anti‐Hitler demonstration page 117

298 Heroes of the Nation (H.C.) 7 x 10, 628 pages, copyright 1898, a Chicago mansion in the early years page 554, John Wanamaker, the great business organizer page 561, George W. Childs, the great publisher page 543, our American railroads page 501, John Jacob Astor the first millionaire page 471, life on the canal page 413 299 The Young Readers Companion to American History (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 10 ¼, 964 pages, a ticket to the impeachment hearing of President Andrew Johnson in 1868, the right to vote was granted to African‐American men 300 Reader’s Digest Great Events of the 20th Century (H.C.) with D.J. 8 x 10 ½, 544 pages, copyright 1977, the movies come of age page 18, the fuehrer takes command page 232, science and technology 1939‐1945 page 296, 1945‐1956 the nuclear age page 358

301 A People & a Nation (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¼, 1026 pages, New York city’s sixth ward the worst slum area page 318, shaker meeting house in 1820 page 309, Sunday was a precious time for slaves to worship page 296, slavery and the growth of the South 1800‐1860 page 274

302 The Desperate Years, a Pictorial History of the Thirties (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ½. For the stock market crash to World War II, the crime of the century, the Lindberg baby page 62,the George Washington Bridge the Hudson River page 46, the bank that could not fail page 28, the dust bowl page 163, the trail of the century (the Lindberg baby case) page 172, death of the air giant “the Hindenburg” page 224 303 Portraits from the Americans, the Democratic Experience (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 160 pages, copyright 1975, advertisement of Kier’s “Rock Oil Remedy” 1852 page 4, the battles of the investors page 21, the McCormick and Hussey Reapers page 28, first patent of the license plate 37, Harriet Beecher Stove 1811 ‐1896 author of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” page 63, Sears & Roebuck Catalog page 1894 304 2 volumes 200 Years a Bicentennial History of the U.S. (H.C.) 9 ¼ x 11 ½, with slipcase for 2 volumes, copyright 1973, stamp act passed, Boston tea party, Declaration of Independence signed, slavery stories page 268‐280, volume 2, unifying the divided nation, child labor laws page 83, combines with 30 horses page 99

305 Our Great Benefactors (H.C.) 6 ½ x 8 ½,700 pages, copyright 1888, short biographies of the men and women most eminent in philanthropy, patriotism, art, literature, discovery, science, invention, William Penn, Daniel Boone, Cyrus Hall McCormick, Samuel Morse, Eli Whitney

306 2 magazines The Story of America in Pictures (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, copyright 1965, the gold rush, Indian attack on Overland mail, the pony express, western trails, breaking the prairie; We Deliver, the story of the US Postal Service (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 22 pages, Ben Franklin’s print shop in Philadelphia page 3, father of the U.S. Postal service page 4, the pony express page 8, the catching post page 11, postage stamp page 14

307 2 volume set The Old Northwest Pioneer Period 1815 ‐1840 (H.C.) 6 x 9, 600 pages plus in each Vol. Copyright 1950 with slipcase, new homes in the west page 1, tow new states page 58, pioneer life, log cabins, the rifle, honey trees, his ax, locating and building a home, agriculture, corn, wheat, early clothing, ills, cures, and doctors, corn huskings, courtship and weddings, spelling bees, trade, travel 308 4 volume set History and Government of the United States (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, copyright 1901, (Vol. 1 had a loose front hinge) (any history you can think of) footnotes, library markings on spine 309 16 Volume set of American Heritage History of the United States (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, copyright 1971 310 Weapons (H.C.) 9 x 12 ¼, 152 pages, copyright 1954, stone weapons, throwing sticks, Indian bow & arrow, blowgun, Egyptian war chariot, Babylonia Battering spear, the Greeks and Iron 680 B.C. ‐150 B.C., the Roman soldier, war games 1200 ‐1300, longbows & crossbows 1300 – 1400, armored or barded horse, breechloader, the monk’s gun soldiers 1500 – 1600, cannons 1500 ‐1600, Inside of a flintlock 1500 – 1600, the Kentucky flintlock 1727 ‐1820

311 Buffalo Land In the Wild West (H.C.) 6 x 9, 504 pages, copyright 1872, off for buffalo land page 84, Wild Bill and Buffalo Bill, an adventure with Indians, White Wolf, The Cheyenne Chief, Uncle Sam’s buffalo herd, a fire scene, more Indians, stalking the bison, buffalo as open, the slaughter begun, wolf baiting, a buffalo chase, amount of robes and meat wasted, robbing the dead, Indian traditions, a terrific storm, an Indian burial grove, also lots of illustrations, very good condition 312 The Buffalo Head (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 8 ½, 274 pages, copyright 1961, from the buffalo head ranch in the far reaches of the Canadian Rockies comes this glowing account of exploration and discovery 313 The Underground Railroad (H.C.) 6 ½ x 10 780 pages, copyright 1872 (very good condition) a record of slaves in their efforts for freedom as related by themselves, or witnessed by the author Samuel Green was sentenced to 10 years in prison for having a copy of “Uncle Toms Cabin” in his house, Henry Box Brown was shipped to Philadelphia in a box page 81, Escape of a young slave mother page 157, escaping in a chest page 281, escaping with masters carriage and horses page 302, the fugitive slave bill of 1850 page 342 The Slave‐Hunting tragedy in Christiana, Lancaster County, PA September, 1851 page 348 to 357 also a full page picture of the Christiana tragedy. The author is William Still and he was for many connected with the anti‐slavery office in Philadelphia and Chairman of the Philadelphia branch of the Underground Railroad so he got most of his information 1st hand, if you like slavery history then this book is a must for your library

314 Resistance at Christiana, The fugitive Salve Rebellion Christiana, PA (H.C.) 6 x 9, 360 pages, copyright 1974, A September 11, 1851 rebellion from Christiana, (Lancaster Co.) Pa., Inquest at Christiana page 104, arrests page 120, prosecution page 177, The Quakers Also Involved, Treason page 156, lots of photos, photo of Zercher’s Hotel and Tavern of Christiana, Pa. Levi Pownall’s House page 112 315 2 books Children of Bondage (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 300 pages, the personality development of negro youth in unban south; American Slavery: the Question of Resistance (P.B.0 5 ½ x 8 ½, 200 pages, American slave insurrections before 1861 316 From Sunup to Sundown (P.B.) 6 x 9, 208 pages, copyright 1972, master and slave page 3, the religion of this slave page 30 master and slave treatment page 53, the black family, under slavery page 77 317 Adventures of an African Slaver (H.C.) 6 x8, 376 pages, copyright 1928, the cabin boy, my first night in Africa, gold, ivory, and slaves, slavery in Africa, runaway slaves, cha‐cha, the price of slaves, 318 2 books Levi Coffin and the Underground Railroad (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 182 pages, copyright 1975; the slave school, seventeen fugitives; The Slaves of Timbuktu (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½, 238 pages, copyright 1961 319 The Last Years of the English Slave Trade (H.C.) 6 x 9, 330 pages, copyright 1941, mission slaves page 162, the abolitionist page 190, the last of the voyage of Kitty’s Ametia

320 Goodbye to Uncle Tom(H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 436 pages, copyright 1956, slaver was page 65, the north star page 195 321 Outdoor Life and Indian Stories (H.C.) 7 x 9 ¼, 244 pages, (early no date copyright) how to read signs and signals page 19, knots and how to ties them page 23, a good Indian, little carpenter, the Cherokee page 129, a famous Mohawk chief page 169 322 A Pictorial History of the American Indian (H.C.) 9 ½ x 12f ¼, 272 pages, copyright 1957, the wigwam people page 59, the clan symbols of the Iroquis page 53, the western farmers page 84, Lithograph of Wichita village in 1852 page 95, Crow Indiana page 155

323 3 volume set Encyclopedia of Indians of Americas (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, copyright 1974, excellent condition, anything you want to know about eh Indian then it’s in these books 324 Through Indian Eyes the Untold Story of Native American Peoples (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 12 ¼, 400 pages, copyright 1995, in the days of the ancestors page 8, spirits of a sacred landscape page 76, land of the buffalo page 186, paths of war and survival page 296, the reservation years page 326, 110’s of color illustrations 325 Wild Life on the Plains and Horrors of Indian Warfare (H.C.) with D.J. 592 pages, copyright 1969 (a reprint from 1891) Red Nose captures a white woman page 146, lots of illustrations

326 Indian Paths of Pennsylvania (H.C.) with D.J> 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 228 pages, copyright 1971, Georgetown road page 57, Conestoga Path page 36, Kishacoquilla’s path page 78, Ohio Path page 116, a total of 131 different paths listed 327 America’s Fascinating Indian Heritage (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 416 pages, early farmers of the plains page 161, the buffalo: source of food, clothing, shelter page 174, the tepee page 176

328 3 volumes The Indian Sage (P.B.) 6 x 9, The Lenape Homeland Volume 1, Homeland in my Heart Volume 2, Tomahawks to Peace Volume 3 329 2 books Defeathering the Indians (P.B.) 6 x 9, 82 pages, I am what I am, I am an Indian Supreme Court say no who am I? Indians in Pennsylvania (P.B.) 6 x 9, 200 pages, the origin of Pennsylvania’s Indians page 3, Indian refugees in Pennsylvania 330 Lady Unafraid (H.C.) 6 x 9 ½, 276 pages, This is the story of one year in the life of Rebecca Jewel Franics a young English girl who spent the year of 1862 as a missionary teacher among the Ojibway Indians 331 The Wild Shores, America’s Beginnings (H.C.) with D.J. 7 x 10 ¼, 204 pages, Indians greet Leonard Calvert page 124, North American Indians (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 288 pages controlled bison jumps page 173 332 Warpath and Cattle Trail (H.C.) 6 x 9, 296 pages, copyright 1933, A story of a pioneer of Iowa in the 1840’s. Colorado in the 1850’s & 1860’s, a hunter, scout, trapper, guide, minister of the gospel and medical doctor, all in one book 333 The Indian Heritage of America (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 384 pages, copyright 1968, the white man’s debt to Indians, early man in the Americas, agriculture and the rise of population, the Plain Indians 334 The Indian War of 1864 (H.C.) 6 x 9, 484 pages, copyright 1960, Indian prisoners, the buffalo hunt, to start a frontier past, the iron grey horse, the last buffalo 335 5 books The Last of the Mohicans (P.B.) 4 ¼ x 7 ¼, 318 pages; These Were the Sioux (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½, 118 pages; Tales of the Iorguois (P.B.) 6 x 9, 104 pages; Know the Navajo (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 40 pages; Exploring Our Prehistoric Indian Ruins (P.B) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 64 pages

336 Ancient Life in the American Southwest (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 392 pages, the Painted Desert, ancient canal builders, the land of seven caves 337 3 books The Removal of the Choctaw Indians (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 208 pages; Touch the Earth (P.B.) 7 x 8 ¼, 186 pages, a self portrait of Indian existence; The Lenapes (P.B.) 7 x 9 ½, 112 pages, the Indians of North America 338 Encyclopedia of Native Tribes of North America (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 256 pages, classification of Indian languages page 13, distribution of cultures page 16 339 3 books Indians of the Plains (P.B.) 4 ¼ x 7 ¼, 128 pages; The Tahquitch Maiden (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 8, 26 pages, copyright 1911; A Few Acres of Snow (P.B.) 5 ¾ x 9, 388 pages, the saga of the French and Indian Wars 340 Among the Indians, 8 Years in the Far West 1858 ‐1866 (H.C.) 4 ¼ x 7, 462 pages, copyright 1959, Fur trade and navigation on the upper Missouri page 3, a day in an Indian village page 48, a raid and a medicine mane page 86, a buffalo hunt that failed arrival of the steamboats page 340 341 2 books The French and Indian War (H.C.) 7 x 10 ¼, 154 pages the battleground page 10, the weapons on display page 36, Indians of the Plains (H.C.) 7 x 10 ¼, 152 pages, red men on horseback page 20, Indian sports and pastimes page 46, the life of an Indian brave page 48, early missionaries page 82, covered wagons on the plains page 90

342 Thrilling Adventures Among the Indians (H.C) 5 ¾ x 9, 448 pages, copyright 1851, the rangers adventure page 32, escape of Mrs. Davis from the Indians page 45, Indian cruelty to a prisoner page 164, the Indian and the wild turkey page 253, Indian pipe dance page 348, early settlers of Bedford County page 379, escape from Indians page 388, Indian bear hunt

343 The Trail of Tears (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¼ x 7 ¼, 340 pages, the story of the American Indian removal 1813 ‐1855 344 The Indian Tribes of North America (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 9, 726 pages, copyright 1953, with 4 wall maps, Indian tribes of Haiti, Indian tribes of Cuba, Indian tribes of Puerto Rica, Indian tribes of Jamaica and lots more 345 The Indians (H.C.) (padded) 8 ½ x 11, 240 pages, the wild world of the horse Indians, and ingenious way to live, the whit man’s invasion 346 Dictionary of the American Indian (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 462 pages, copyright 1960, Indian names were often changed during the lifetime of the Indian page 271 347 2 books History, Manners, and Customs of the Indian Nation (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 450 pages, reprinted from the Volume 10 in 1876; Geronimo’s Story of His Life (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 216 pages, early life page 17, raids that were successful page 69, in prison and on the warpaths page 131 348 The Long Death (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 372 pages, copyright 1964, the last days of the plains Indians, the state undertaker and his grave diggers page 53 349 2 books The Incredible Incas and Their Timeless Land (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, 200 pages; Southwestern Indian Arts & Crafts (P.B.) 9 x 12, 32 pages 350 The American Heritage Book of Indians (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ¼, feathered gods and priest page 41, war in the forest page 161, the last arrow page 373, reservations page 403

351 17 Time‐Life books on Indians (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, around 200 pages per book War of the Plains; Algonquians of the East Coast; People of the Desert; The First Americans; The Buffalo Hunters; The Way of the Warrior; Realm of the Iroquois; Keepers of the Totem; Cycles of Life; The Indians of California; Tribes of the Southern Plains; Winds of Renewal; Tribes of the Southern Woodlands; Hunters of the Northern Forest; The Reservations; The European Challenge; Indians of the Western Range

352 2 books North American Indians (H.C.) 8 x 11 ¼, 144 pages, framers of the Midwest, hunters of the north, Indians of today; The Book of Indians (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11,m 126 pages, something about Indians, Otter Tail goes hunting what Corn Flower found 353 Tecumseh (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 492 pages, lots of illustrations and maps 354 Dispossessing the American Indian (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ¼, 240 pages, copyright 1972, Wampum and the protocol of treaty making page 41, 1763 year of decision on the Indian frontier page 94

355 Life Among the Indians (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 506 pages, no copyright (early book) incident of Indian life and warfare, Indian cruelties, siege of Detroit and the death of Pontiac, Tecumseh and his war, converted Indians on a winter hunt 356 American Folklore and Legend (H.C.) 7 ¾ x 10 ¼, 448 pages, trailblazers and trappers page 175, gold eureka page 214, when cotton was king page 256, honest Abe page 282, coal miners page 354, lumberjacks page 356 357 Yankees Under Steam (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 250 pages, seating firemen fed the furnaces for the ship page 21, Stanley Steamer a horseless carriage page 23, a steam bicycle page 39, the iron monster could haul 300 tons of wood page 54, the tragic accident of the famous Mount Washington Cog Railroad page 71, only 19 lived page 91, Mr. Lincoln’s flagship page 110, a horsepower railroad page 181, I remember fire horses page 204

358 Transportation Through the Ages (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11, 312 pages, steam carriage 1770 page 21, steam carriage 1827 page 22, the traction engine 1857 page 25, the passenger car 1858 – 1972 page 28, canals 1398 to 1896 page 197, a steam driven barge in a canal page 210, an aerial steam carriage “in flight” page 219, Mac Millans bicycle 1839 page 61

359 Ghost Towns of the West (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 224 pages, life and death of farm towns page 151, Rocky Mountains spreading fever page 97, mining camps life page 24, Ghost Lumber Towns of Central Pennsylvania (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, copyright 1970 360 The Klondike Fever (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 458 pages, copyright 1958, a good story on gold mining

361 American Science and Invention of Pictorial History (H.C.) 9 x 12, 436 pages, whaling and fishing page 6, anesthesia in 1846 page 105, the telegraph in every community by 1850 page 122, John Deere’s plow page 138, torpedo warfare page 206, the million acre farm page 235

362 Big Red (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 412 pages, Big Red tells the dramatic story of the building of Boulder Dam on the Colorado River 363 The Story of Our Post Office (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 1034 pages, copyright 1893, the transportation of the mails page 22, how a letter travels page 47, the interior of a postal car page 56, money orders and supplies page 202, dead letter and live ones page 242, stories of inspectors page 320, the inspectors, the eyes and the ears page 312, apprehending criminals preventing crime page 348, frauds perpetrated through the mails page 593

364 The Builders (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11 ¼, 288 pages, these documents range from Egypt pyramids to the Brooklyn Bridge, canals page 26, the Erie Canal page 34, the Panama Canal page 36, building the transcontinental page 79, pipeline page 84, the trans Alaska page 88, the Eiffel Tower page 97, the Washington Monument page 103, the Gateway Arch page 105, tunnels page 112, underwater tunnels page 118, building the channel tunnel page 124, building the Empire State Building page 134, China’s Great Wall page 186, pyramids page 206, harnessing natures power page 256, building the Hoover Dam page 270 365 The History of Invention From Stone Axes to Silicon Chips (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ½, 352 pages, the down of the modern world 1500 ‐1900 page 142, the diesel engine page 167, new modes of transport page 169, Cugnot’s road locomotive built in 1769 page 175, the changing pattern of agriculture page 198, the typewriter 1867 page 232

366 History of the New York Fire Department (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½, 380 pages, copyright 1940 Rome uses 600 slaves to fight fires page 15, the New York Fire Department was born 1731 page 21, burning of the merchants exchange page 153, modern timer page 289

367 The Secrets of New York City, the Great City (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 552 pages, copyright 1868, the stages page 119, the ferries page 121, the press, Wall Street its history page 141, the stock exchange page 145, the gold room page 146, the thieves exchange room page 363, pickpockets page 366 368 Wind and Sand, the Story of the Wright Brother at Kitty Hawk (P.B.) 8 x 11, 190 pages, copyright 1999, the motor of the 1903, flyer page 127, a portion of Orville Wright’s diary entry for the historic flight December 17, 1903 page 145 369 A Century of Progress, the General Electric Story 1876 ‐ 1978 (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, arc lamp in Hartford, CT 1885 page 31, electric battery tricycle in 1887 page 37, 96 ton electric locomotive in 1895 page 13 370 P P & L, 75 Years of Powering the Future (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 448 pages, trimming the lights page 33, the 1958 storm page 341, the storm of the century “1948” page 293, lines to the farm page 236, the 1936 flood page 234, the largest propeller type water wheels in the world page 186, the roaring twenties page 147 371 Fireboats (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 126 pages, A complete history of the development of fireboats in America 184 fireboats were built in the US between 1866 and 1989. The fireboats that saved Chicago page 24, In 1947 the ship Grandcamp burned and exploded killing 561 people page 89 372 Early American Mills (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 290 pages, early mills page 3, a diagram of a 22 foot diameter 3 foot face overshot wheel page 12, a gristmill 1775 driven by a paddle wheel page 19, the James Leffel 7 Co. Turbines page 21, millstones page 31, over 350 back 7 white illustrations 373 4 books Covered Bridge (H.C.) with D.J.; Middle West Middle Atlantic; Of the South; Covered Bridges Today 374 2 books Kidnap, the Story of the Lindberg Case (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 598 pages, The twenty month old son Charles Augustus Lindberg Jr. was stolen from his crib, and this the full story. We (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 318 pages, copyright 1927,A full story of and by Charles A. Lindberg the famous fliers own story of his life and transatlantic flight

375 2 books The Last Hero: Charles A. Lindberg (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 400 pages, copyright 1927, Lindberg does it ! to Paris in 33 ½ hours, flied through snow and sleet; the whole story; Dearly Beloved (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 1/2, 202 pages, copyright 1962, Anne morrow Lindberg was born in N.J. and married Charles A. Lindberg in 1929 376 2 books Norman Rockwell the Faith of America (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11, 160 pages; Norman Rockwell a Sixty Year Retrospective (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 156 pages, copyright 1972 377 2 books Old Clocks and Watches and Their Makers (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ¼, 518 pages, copyright 7th edition 1957, clocks 1550 – 1657m watches 1550 ‐1675; Wooden Movement, Antique Watches,(H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 332 pages, the first hundred years 1500 – 1600, the introduction of the mainspring decorating the watch, the balance spring 1675 – 1700

378 The Illustrated Guide to the Collectibles of Coca‐Cola (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 334 pages, copyright 1972, the history of Coca‐Cola Company, inventor of Coca‐Cola, founder of the Coca‐ Cola bottling industry 379 Technique and History of the Swiss Watch (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 12 ½, 272 pages, copyright 1970, the beginning of watch making in Switzerland page 15 380 Time for America, Hamilton Watch 1892 – 1992 (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, 370 different historic and /or collectible Hamilton watches, 155 color illustrations, a trip through the factory 1926 ‐1927 page 279 381 American Science and Invention (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 438 pages, copyright 1960, a pictorial history, more than 1000pictures and 130,000 words in this book; the story starts on the 6th of March 1646 in Boston, the boundaries of America, story on John Audubon page 96, the first successful factory page 84 382 Adventures of America 1857 ‐1900 (H.C.) 9 x 12, 256 pages, printing presses page 171, stage coaches & Indians page 161, the first baseball game page 24 383 Frontier Family Life, a Photographic Chronicle of the Old West (H.C.) with D.J. 12 x 10, 112 pages, with hope in their hearts page 33, the Conestoga wagon becomes a “chuck wagon” page 38, a promised land page 55, O, pioneers page 70 384 The Growing of America 200 years of U.S. Agriculture (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 142 pages, the new nation 1783 page 13, threshing machine of 1834 page 26, the first basic knotter invented by John Francis Applyby in 1858 page 31, women and children work the land while the men fought in the Civil War page 35 and 71, the first butterfat test of 1890 page 61, rural free delivery mail service 1893 page 64, the dark days page 78, dust storms page 90

385 A History of Technology and Invention (H.C.) with D.J. 7 1/4 x 10 ¼, 758 pages, Volume 3, the expansion of mechanization windmills, waterwheels, and water turbines, steam engine, the road building, stone to iron bridges, canal, steam tractor, the telegraph, the mining industry, the spinning of textile fibers 386 6 magazines of The Chronicle 1970’s (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, the early American industries association, Richard Cronwell as a copper, 1659, hand rope making, the spinning wheel, early American factories 387 Colonial Living (H.C.) 9 x 12, 156 pages, copyright 1957, by Edwin Tunis; 18th century wagon jack, squaring timber with a broad ax, a saw pit with a sash saw in use page 32, a hollow log barrel page 45, the pillory and the stocks page 57, making hats, the interior mechanism of a windmill page 73, growing tobacco in Virginia in 1655 page 77, frontier justice page 103, a paper mill page 117 388 Colonial Craftsman and the Beginning of American Industries (H.C.) 9 x 12, 160 pages, copyright 1965, the blacksmith, ox shoe, making a barrel, mortise and tenon, a country gristmill, millstone dresser, the barber and wigmaker, the baker, the eyeglass seller, the hornsmith, the locksmith, the gunsmith, plating tin 1830, the plumber, casting lead pipe, the silversmith, brickmaking, making the Conestoga wagon, the bookbinder, the ship builder, the glass blowers, the clock maker 389 3 books by Eric Sloane Our Vanishing Landscape (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 106 pages; A Museum of Early American Tools (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 106 pages more than 3,000,000 books sold in the U.S. alone; A Reverence for Wood 5 ¼ x 8, 112 pages 390 Special Natural History Bonus an Age of Barns (P.B.) 11 x 9, by Eric Sloane, European design, dates in the old barn, American log barn, PA’s stone barns, the Sweitzer barn, New Hampshire farm, round barns, shaker round barn, stone silos, grand cellars, tobacco barns, smoke houses, sugar houses, spring houses, wash houses, wagon shed, barn hinges, barn doors, Dutch doors, cupolas, water pump, to raise a barn

391 American Yesterday by Eric Sloane (H.C.) with D.J. 124 pages, copyright 1956; hex signs, church stick page 32, sawing pine clapboards, rocking tubs, this is what Sears sold in 1891 page 50, cradle rocker page 54, an attic smoke house, hot water pantry, the spring room, house shutters, window sundial page 72, first signs of town, the first American street light 1650, the snow warden snow paving the road page 99 392 Our Vanishing Landscape by Eric Sloane (H.C.) with D.J. 108 pages, copyright 1955; outhouses, underground pantry, fence building was an American art, dog mills, early water mills, the breast wheel, the bucket wheel, grist mill of 1850, a snuff mill of 1750, specifications of a canal, the stage coach between New York and Boston, road mile makers, the first mailbox, road scraper, plank roads, covered bridges, snow roller, turnpikes, tollgate

393 American Barns and Covered Bridges by Eric Sloane (H.C.) with D.J. 112 pages, copyright 1954; quarter sawing, the barrels cooper trade, axes, the drawknife, the pitsaw page 43, the millsaw, the American sawmill, jack sled, ash latch, hay fork, wooden weathervanes, barn roof, floating bridge, bridge at Clarks Ferry 2088 feet long 10 spans page 106

394 Eric Sloane’s American (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ¼ x 9 ½, copyright 1982, originally published in 3 volumes, American barns & covered bridges, our vanishing landscape, America yesterday

395 Return to Taos, Sketchbook of Roadside America by Eric Sloane (H.C.) with D.J. 8 x 11, 120 pages, copyright 1960; the Lincoln highway (Rt.30) page 17, the first drivein gas station 1913 page 29, Aaron Stoltzfus mailbox page 46 396 A Reverence of Wood by Eric Sloane (H.C.) with D.J. 110 pages, copyright 1965; cedar shingles page 15, wood warpage , charcoal mound page 57, farm production of charcoal, world of wooden things, wainscoting, preserving fruit was a fine art, producing new plants, the American Canoo, American trees 397 A Museum of Early American Tools by Eric Sloane (H.C.) with D.J. 8 x 11 /14, 108 pages, copyright 1964, carpenter bench page 9, a world of axes, how the broad ax was used, the ax and the log house, he adze, the froe for wood shingles, the days of river rafting, to remove bark, the chisel, all the different planes of 1800’s a listing page 64, early American saws, wood reamers page 75, the boring machine, things that you’ll find in an old barn, harvest sledge, jacks, the blacksmith tools, wrought nail making, making wheels

398 Trolley Car Treasury (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 200 pages, horse drawn trolley, double decker 1902 page 13, in 1886 there were 525 horse railroads in 300 cities powered by 100,000 animals page 17, men pulling a street car was to costly page 29 399 Valley Railway, Trolleys in Harrisburg’s West Shore (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 108 pages, copyright 1996, cover illustration is Walnut Street Bridge, Harrisburg, PA; Valley Traction lines on the West Shore page 2, accidents page 53 400 Trolleys of Lower Delaware Valley Pennsylvania (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 86 pages, copyright 1970, the trolley strike of 1908 page 43, a Philadelphia standard car page 65 (lots of old history here)

401 Trolleys of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 72 pages, copyright 1985, Pennsylvania – New Jersey Railway Lines page 6, wall map of Western Bucks County lines, Allentown to Philadelphia page 59 402 The Dodge Story (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 320 pages, pre‐Dodge, Ford offered the Dodge Brothers a one‐tenth interest in his new Ford motor company page 5, 1914 to 1975, every year is listed in cars and trucks, 1935 the 3 millionth Dodge page 97 403 Steam of the Road (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 96 pages, a 2 speed carriage in 1802; a steam coach in 1824 the first steam carriage in 1833, 1878 a vertical engine carriage 10HP mighty engine page 22, uncommon carriers page 52 404 The Complete Encyclopedia of Motorcars 1885 to 1968 (H.C.) with D.J. 640 pages, 48 pages of full color photographs and 1974 black and white photographs with over 4100 types in all

405 2 books The Story of Cars (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¾ x 12 ½, 92 pages, Automobiles of the World (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 11, 714 pages, copyright 1968; the story of the development of the automobile, with many rare illustrations, 900 photographs of the world, you name it, it is here

406 2 books History of the York Pullman Automobile 1903 – 1917 (P.B.) 6 x 9, 32 pages, all different models, numbers, and prices; single cylinder “Buggy‐Out” page 3, a 6 wheel pullman of 1903 power was supplied to the middle wheels front and rear wheels turned in opposite directions 407 Hand Book of Gasoline Automobiles 1908 (H.C.) with D.J. 132 pages, copyright MCMVIII, the hand book of gasoline automobiles is issued annually by the Association of licensed automobile manufactures, a pictorial catalogue of cars and trucks with prices & specifications

408 The Delaware Canal a Picture Story (H.C.) with D.J. 112 pages, copyright 1967, a trip on the canal, life on the car 409 3 booklets The Amazing Pennsylvania Canals (P.B.) 6 x 9, 82 pages, sleeping arrangements page 71, an “Irish digging team” excavating a Pennsylvania Canal page 43, Clarks Ferry covered bridge page 37, George Washington’s Canal at Great Falls Virginia (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 44 pages, Canoeing Guide to the Historic Conestoga River (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 32 pages

410 Journey Through Pennsylvania in 1835 by Canal, Rail and Stagecoach (P.B.) 8 ½ x 5 ½, 92 pages, copyright 1975, Clarks Ferry covered bridge, toll House of Pennsylvania Turnpike page 52, 411 4 booklets Towpath Guide to the C&O Canal (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 4 volumes, (56 to 68 pages each) copyright 1974, Volume I Georgetown Tidelock to Seneca; Volume 2 Seneca to Harpers Ferry; Volume 3 Harpers Ferry to Fort Frederick; Volume 4 Fort Frederic to Cumberland

412 Souvenir of the Panama Canal (H.C.) 12 x 8 ¼, no copyright date by very early, a few loose pages in front 413 Panama and the Canal, In Pictures and Prose (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¾, 416 pages, copyright 1913, agriculture and temperature in Panama page 283, lots of information on how they built the canal, cover has a small stain on top 414 The Panama Canal (H.C.) 9 x 11 ¾, 414 pages, copyright 1914, the United States begins work page 123, in a typical lock page 136, payday for black labor page 151, lock gates approaching completion page 181 415 The Story of the Panama Canal (H.C.) 6 x 9, 268 pages, copyright 1913, canal exploration page 28, the Panama Railroad page 44, the French Panama Canal Company page 91

416 The Panama Canal (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 386 pages, copyright 1913, the negro workers page 154, choosing the Panama Route, canal zone government page 256 417 The Path Between the Seas, the Creation of the Panama Canal 1870 – 1914 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 698 pages, yellow fever patient inside a portable isolation page 429

418 2 books We Had Everything But Money (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, priceless memories of the Great Depression; The Best of Reminisce (H.C.) 8 ¼ s 11, celebrating our first 10 years, my pop invented the popsicle by accident page 51, the little brown church in the vale page 90, the logging camp page 116 419 2 books We Pulled Together and Won (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, personal memories of the World War II years; A Year in the Country 1988 (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, a pictorial tour of rural America capturing the essence of each colorful season 420 3 books of Good Old Days Country Roads (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, how not to drive a car page 57, life with a Ford page 48, woman driver page 46, tricky throttles page 21; The Best Years of Our Lives (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11; Country Wisdom (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, how to foretell the weather page 89, tornado in the ‘20’s page 82; dust bowl days 421 2 books of Good Old Days; Making Our Own Fun (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, pitching horseshoes page 78, hopscotch page 59; We Survived the Thrived (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11m making ends meet page 110, growing up in the depression page 94, we didn’t know we were poor page 84, loving neighbors page 60, making do, doing without page 32, the Christmas without money page 20, the 99 cent model A page 13 422 Time Life Prelude to the Century 1870 – 1900 (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ¼, high wheels for high fashion page 92, Halloween and Thanksgiving page 84, the promised land, the 1869 Cincinnati red stockings page 171, the 1895 Cornell football page 179 423 Time Life Dawn of the Century 1900 ‐1910 (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ¼, Daytona Beach 1904, Erie Canal 1905, cotton marketing 1905, grocery prices 1910 page 29, a futuristic drawing done in 1900 portrays the New York City 1999 page 30, population in 1900 76,094,000 and in 1996 248,710,000 in the U.S.A., the immigrants ordeal page 62, baseball cards page 90, comics page 93, golden rule days page 99, first World Series in 1903 page 144, the great train robbery

424 Time Life Hard Times of the ‘30’s (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ¼, annual earnings 1932 ‐1934 page 26, the hungry years page 42, great dust storms 1937 page 53, the road of promise page 56, Bonnie and Clyde page 95 425 The Wild West (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11, 368 pages, by the editors of Time Life, busting a wild pony page 110, cowboys page 104, rough going before the railroad page 80, the roundup page 120, Indians page 234, the scouts page 264, frontier photography the great survey page 312, the lure of the West’s green wealth the making Buffalo Bill page 340 426 Rush for Riches, Gold Fever and the Making of California (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¾ x 11 ½, 356 pages, before the world rushed in page 3, free for all, gold by the handfuls page 62, diagram of a gold rocker page 67, early cartoons of the gold rush page 90, best route to California by Aerial Transport in 1848 page 95, astounding enterprises page 219, This is probably one of the most informative books on the gold rush. 427 Gold Rushes of North America an Illustrated History (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 192 pages, the early gold rushed page 27, the California gold rush page 35, miners coat of arms page 64, the Klondike page 179 428 The West and Illustrated History (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11 ¼, 446 pages, the days of 1848‐ 1849 page 160, mapping the West page 256, buffalo page 260, rivers run backward 1874‐ 1877 page 290, free ground page 345, Buffalo Bill page 370, lots of Indian stories

429 America’s Wild West (H.C.) 9 ½ x 11 ¼, 240 pages, in the 1890’s combines pulled by horses page 50, harnessing the wind page 59, dust storms page 63, a quilting bee in 1890 page 66, railroads through wild, mean and stubborn country page 83 430 Our New West (H.C.) 6 x 9, 524 pages, copyright 1869, records of the travel between the Mississippi River and the Pacific Ocean; over the plains by stage, the Pacific Railroad, mountain climbing and camp life, an Indian scare, Mormon history, the Mormon pulpit, the future of Mormons, gold mining in California, farming in California

431 Story of the Great American West (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ½, 384 pages, copyright 1977, How did the first westerners build their cabins? How did the Indian farmer clear his land? How did the forty miners dig for gold? Almost 1000 illustrations and 200 are full color, lots –lots more

432 The American West (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, copyright 195, more than 1000 illustrations in B&W, Kit Carson, the pony express, western experiments were made carrying the mail in Wind wagons

433 Forty‐Miners the Chronicle of the California Trail (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 340 pages, copyright 1931, all about gold mining in 1849 434 Gold Rush, the Journals, Drawings of J. Goldsborough Bruff April 1849‐July 1851 (H.C.( 7 ½ x 10 ¼, 794 pages, copyright 1949, Washington City to Raft River, Raft River to Bruffs Camp

435 Twelve Hundred Miles in a Wagon(H.C.) 6 x 8 ½, 266 pages, copyright 1896 436 Oregon, the Struggle for Possession (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7, 364 pages, copyright 1884, the European powers in America, Spain enters the struggle and fails page 5, is Oregon worth saving page 189, title to Oregon page 205, the Oregon of today 1884 page 330 437 Wheels Across America (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 1/4, 342 pages, copyright 1959, old Boston road page 27, fast mail and slow progress page 28, the turnpike takes its toll page 30, wagons to the West page 36, Studebaker Army Wagon page 45, through mud ruts and mire, 30,000 miles of railroad to 160,000 between 1860 and 1890 page 118, the Immigrants headed West, street railroads spread page 174, the worlds first elevated rails in New York page 192, unusual tricycle in 1876 page 233, a velocipede page 239

438 Frontier Days (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¾, 250 pages, copyright 1928, the old time fur trade, Kit Carson, waiting for the buffalo, the Indian: his home, four days in a medicine lodge, Buffalo Bill and yellow hand, the bad medicine man, origin of the medicine pipe 439 American Road (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 275 pages, the first transcontinental motor train of July 7, 1919;a motor train from the White House to California a total of 3250 miles

440 10 magazines True West mixed issues 1960’s –‘70’s‐ ‘80’s‐ ‘90’s, Milt Bryans’s adventures on the Santa Fe Trail 1828, lost mines of Mexico, lure of the gold camps, Jornada cattle drive, the Wests first cattle drive, an aerial liner for the forty‐miner, best route to California by air page 33, half‐million dollar stage coach robbery page 23, the nightmare of old Folson Prison page 18, the Yocum Silver Dollar, the case of the smuggled bear

441 5 issues True West 3 issues Old West 8 ½ x 11, 1960’s & “70’s, Argicola’s Waybill, This story may be the worlds most ancient enduring guide to humanity quest for gold. lost cattle corner the west, 40,000 buffalo hides ready for market page 29 issue Feb. 1969,logging page 15, the Injuns called him medicine man, here lies buried treasure, he out‐robbed Jesse James, my life with Buffalo Bill 442 5 issues of Frontier Times 8 ½ x 11, 1960’s – 1970’s, the forgotten trappers fort, nuggets, Papazo Indian Medicine, James Kane’s stageline, streets paved with gold, a tenderfoot in a sheep camp, life on an Idaho cattle ranch 443 8 magazines of American History Illustrated 1970’s, the founding of Chicago, the Oregon Trail, the Mormon Confrontation, views of the Centennial 1876, David Crockett’s birthplace page 25, the battles for New York, rise of the Iron Horse, war trail of the red strike

444 8 magazines of American History Illustrated 1970’s, the Nebraska Homesteaders, Yankee Peddlers, Johnstown Pennsylvania flood 7 pages of the story, Richmond falls in the Civil War 1865 page 11, Halloween in New York City in the early 20th century page 46, Eli Whitney the inventor page 4 445 8 issues of American History Illustrated 1970’s, winter in the country, Civilian life during the siege of Vicksburg, George Washington Carver, the great Baltimore fire, the plot of Rob Lincoln’s tomb, Overland to California 446 The Great West (H.C.) 8 x 10, 458 pages, copyright 1958, the journey to Pikes Peak, Zebulon Montgomery Pike, (1779 ‐1813) the discoverer of Pikes Peak was 26 years old page 71, the surrender of Sitting Bull page 248, wanted Jesses James page 270, the death warrant of Bill the Kid page 291, looking for gold page 358, the pony express page 392

447 Best of Tike West (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¾ x 7, 320 pages, copyright 1006, rebels and outlaws, leaders and legends, notable native Americans, the west takes shape, along the great frontier, tools for battle page 176 448 2 issues The Red Cross Magazine (P.B.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, December 1917 – December 1918, Russia’s hour of need, on fire 9,000 feet in the air, the business side of the Red Cross in 1918, the mercy road to Palestine, how it feels to be submarined 449 4 books The Old West (H.C.) with padded covers 8 ½ x 11, the soldiers, the expressman, the ranchers, the Alaskan’s (2 of these books have water stain) 450 The Mentor Magazine July 1926, (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, the American cowboy page 3, the mountain preacher page 12, along the road in the Cumberlands page 15, what and where is Dixie Land, the Ozarks page 24, three girls of 1876 Mollie filled her pitcher here (Mollie Pitcher), humble scenes in the early life of four United States Presidents page 38, dried apple dolls page 54 451 Pioneer Days in Arizona (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 388 pages, copyright 1932, American Hunters and Trappers in Arizona, American Pioneer Settlers, story of mines, early agriculture in Arizona, Arizona roads and trails 452 Oregon Trail Stories, True Accounts of Life in a Covered Wagon in 1800’s (P.B.) 6 x9, 144 pages, copyright 2004, across the plains in 1843, reminiscences of a trip across the plains in 1845 page 36 453 2 books Pioneers in Penn’s Woods (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 188 pages, copyright 1932, short stories published in Hardings fur, fish and game, The Pioneers (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 498 pages, sources of the Susquehanna page 1 (loose inside cover) 454 The Ford Road 75th Anniversary 1903 ‐1978 (H.C.) padded cover 11 x 8 ¾, 192 pages, doctors were among the first buyers of model A 1904 page 25, Henry Fore in his first car 1896 page 21, all about Henry Ford Factory 455 The Legend of Henry Ford (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ¼, 502 pages, copyright 1948, horseless carriage, five dollars a day page 50, death of model T page 194 456 The Amazing Story of Henry Ford (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, copyright 1922, Henry ford a practical farmer page 36, Henry Ford and the Presidency page 48, birth of Ford Motor Co. at the end of this book is a Ford Manuel for owners and operators of Ford cars and trucks, wiring of Ford ignitions systems, a sectional view of a model T motor with crank and all, truly an amazing book 457 Page One (P.B.) 11 x 15, 292 pages, copyright 1975, major events 1920 to 1976 as presented in New York Times 458 Life of Kit Carson (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¾, 382 pages copyright 1865, wild and romantic exploits as a hunter and trapper in the Rocky Mountains, escapes among the Indians

459 Kit Carson’s Life and Adventures (H.C.) 5 ½ x 9, 604 pages, copyright 1875, from facts narrated by himself, greatest hunter, trapper, scout and guide, Indian tribe of the far west

460 Kit Carson, Folk Hero and Man (H.C.) with D.J., 5 ½ x 8 ½, 256 pages, copyright 1964, a biography of one of America’s great fold hero’s 461 The Backwoodsman, Life on the Indian Frontier (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 302 pages, copyright 1866, hunting adventures, the bee hunter, the wild horse, the prairie fire, the bear hole, lost in the mountains, the Grisly bears, the Comanches, the silver mine 462 Childs History of the United States (H.C.) 7 x 9 ½, 280 pages, copyright 1897, a thrilling account of the progress on our country told in simple language of childhood

463 History of the United States (H.C.) 6 ½ x 8, 256 pages copyright 189, in words of one syllable

464 Sunday, 1900 (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 412 pages, copyright 1900, a lot of continued stories, short stories with good moral lessons (front cover loose inside) 465 Chatterbox (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ½ 412 pages, copyright 1907, continued stories, short stories with good moral lessons 466 Young America (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¾, copyright 1890, lots of short stories for good reading for children 467 Chatterbox (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ½, 412 pages, copyright 1919, a pigeon town in Egypt page 381, lots of short stories 468 Daniel Boone, Master of the Wilderness (H.C.) 6 x 9, 480 pages, copyright 1939, the Boones of Pennsylvania, first attempt at settlement, life at Boonesborough, prisoner of the Shawnee King, Daniel Boones’ cabin page 341, Daniel Boone’s beaver trap & arms page 37

469 The Private Life of Daniel Webster (H.C.) 5 x7 ½, 205 pages, copyright 1852, birth and boyhood, college days, early legal career, illness and death 470 Wild Bill Hickok (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 8 ½, 184 pages, copyright 1952, young wolf killer, stage driving on the Santa Fe, a fight with a bear, Civil War service 471 Peck’s Uncle Ike and the Red Headed Boy (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8, 224 pages, copyright 1899, an amusing book, excellent condition 472 Samantha at Saratoga (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½, 576 pages, copyright 1887, lots of illustration 473 2 books Daniel Boone, the Opening of the Wilderness (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 182 pages, copyright 1952; Daniel Boone, the Wilderness Scout (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 254 pages, copyright 1957 474 2 books Roy Rogers and Dale Evans in River of Peril (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 282 pages, copyright 1957, Whitman Publishing; Roy Rogers and the Gopher Creek Gunman (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8, 248 pages, copyright 1945, Whitman Publishing 475 3 books The Real Book About Daniel Boone (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 192 pages; The Real Book about Indians (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 192 pages, copyright 1953; The Real Book about Pirates (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 192 pages, copyright 1952 476 2 books Black Beauty (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 284 pages, copyright 1955 by Whitman Publishing; Ferry and the Lone Pine Mystery (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 282 pages, copyright 1957 by Whitman Publishing

477 2 books Ted Scott Flying Stories, Castaways of the Stratosphere (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¼ x 7 ½ , 216 pages, copyright 1935, by Franklin W. Dixon; Battling the Wind (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¼ x 7 1/2, 216 pages, copyright 1933 by Franklin W. Dixon 478 Red Ryder and the Riddle of Roaring Range (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8, 250pages, copyright 1951, by Whitman Publishing 479 Mr. Stubb’s Brother (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 246 pages, copyright 1910 by Harper & Brothers(very good condition) 480 2 books Gene Autry and the Golden Ladder Gang (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8, 250 pages, copyright 1950, Whitman Publishing; Gene Autry and Apapaho War Drums (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 282 pages, copyright 1957, by Whitman Publishing 481 3 books Honey Bunch, Her First Trip in an Airplane (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 188 pages, copyright 1931; Honey Bunch, Her First Visit to the Zoo (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 9, 184 pages, copyright 1932; Honey Bunch, Her First Little Circus (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 816 pages, copyright 1936

482 2 books Six Little Bunkers at Cousin Tom’s (H.C.) 5 x 7 1/2 , 248 pages, copyright 1918; Six Little Bunkers at Indian Johns (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 246 pages, copyright 1925 483 3 books The Curly Tops Snowed In (H.C.) 246 pages, copyright 1918; The Curly Tops on Star Island (H.C.) 246 pages, copyright 1918; The Curly Tops at Uncle Frank’s Ranch (H.C.) 248 pages, by Howard R. Garis 484 2 books Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue and Their Trick Dog (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 248 pages, copyright 1923; Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue and Their Shetland Pony (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½ , 248 pages, copyright 1918 by Laura Lee Hope 485 4 books The Bobbsey Twins at Meadowbrook (H.C.) 5 x ½, 238 pages, copyright 1915; The Bobbsey Twins at the Seashore (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 212 pages, copyright 1907; The Bobbysey Twins on a Houseboat (H.C.) 5 x 7 1/2, 244 pages, copyright 1915; The Bobbsey Twins in the Country (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 242 pages, copyright 1907 486 4 books The Bobbsey Twins at School (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 216 pages, copyright 1913; The Bobbsey Twins on a Houseboat (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 244 pages, copyright 1915; The Bobbsey Twins at Meadow Brook (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 238 pages, copyright 1915; The Bobbsey Twins in Washington (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 244 pages, copyright 1919 487 4 books Nan Sherwood at Lakeview Hall (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 244 pages, copyright 1916; Nan Sherwood at Rose Ranch (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 246 pages, copyright 1919; Nan Sherwood at Palm Beach (H.C.) with D.J. 242 pages, copyright 1921; Nan Sherwood’s Winter Holiday (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 248 pages, copyright 1916

488 3 HoratioAlger, Jr. books Strong and Steady (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¼, 284 pages; Wait and Hope (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¼, 272 pages; Only an Irish Boy (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¼, 254 pages 489 3 Horatio Alger, Jr. books Chester Rand (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¼, 280 pages (loose hinge); Young Adventure (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¼, 256 pages; Ralph Raymonds Heir (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¼, 154 pages

490 3 Horatio Alger, Jr. books Phil the Fiddler (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 266 pages, copyright 1872; Making His Way (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 286 pages; Tom the Boatblock (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 280 pages

491 Horatio Alger, Jr. Dan the Newsboy (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 296 pages, copyright 1893(1st edition)

492 3 Horatio Alger, Jr. books The Store Boy(H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 262 pages; Charlie Codman’s Cruise (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 232 pages, copyright 1894; Andy Gordon (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 256 pages (loose cover)

493 3 Horatio Alger, Jr. books Strive and Succeed (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7, 186 pages; Do and Dare 4 ¾, x 7, 186 pages (loose cover); Risen From the Ranks (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7, 162 494 2 books by Allen Chapman The Young Express Agent (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 244 pages, copyright 1906; Mail Order Frank (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 248 pages, copyright 1907 495 2 books Heart Throbs, the old Scrap Book (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 470 pages, copyright 1905; More Heart Throb, The Old Homestead (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 440 pages, copyright 1911 496 4 books Wild Bill Hickoc Tames the West (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 180 pages, copyright 1952; The Building of the First Transcontinental Railroad (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 180 pages, copyright 1950; The Pony Express (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 186 pages, copyright 1950; Paul Revere and the Minute Men (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 182 pages, copyright 1950 497 Oregon Trail Blazers (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 1/2, 368 pages, copyright 1929 498 Uncle Wiggily’s Picture Book by Howard R. Garis (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 218 pages, copyright 1924, good condition 499 3 books Billy Wiskers Grandchildren (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¼, 152 pages, copyright 1909; Billy Wiskers Junior (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¼, 140 pages, copyright 1904 (loose cover); Billy Wiskers Tourist (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¼, 162 pages, copyright 1929 500 2 books The Collected Short Stories of Louis L’Amour (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 452 pages Volume 2; The Collected Short Stories of Louis L’Amour (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9 ¼, 848 pages (large print) Volume 1, these stories are from the Frontier Stories 501 The Collected Short Stories of Louis L’Amour (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 1138 pages (large print) 502 10 books by Louis L’Amour with padded covers Radigan; Jubal Sackett; Silver Canyon; War Party; The Riders of High Rock; Fair Blows the Wind; Westward the Tide; Valley of the Sun; Milo Talon; A Trail of Memories; (6 x 9 size) 503 2 books of Louis L’Amour The Trail to Seven Pines A Hopalong Cassidy Novel (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9 ¼, 244 pages; Trouble Shooter a Hopalong Cassidy Nover (H.C.) 310 pages

504 3 books by Zane Grey The Last Trail (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1909, 300 pages; 30,000 on the Hoof (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 304 pages, copyright 1940; Twin Sombreros (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 302 pages, copyright 1940 505 3 books by Zane Grey Nevada (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 366 pages, copyright 1928; The Spirit of the Border (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 274 pages, copyright 1940; The Shepherd of Guadaloupe (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 336 pages, copyright 1930 506 3 books by Zane Grey Western Union (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 298 pages, copyright 1939; The Lost Wagon Train (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 402 pages, copyright 1936; The U.P. Trail (H.C.) 410 pages, copyright 1918 507 4 books by Zane Grey Desert Gold (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 326 pages, copyright 1913; Thunder Mountain (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 310 pages, copyright 1935; Knights of the Range (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 308 pages, copyright 1936; Ken Ward in the Jungle (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 310 pages, copyright 1912

508 4 books by Zane Grey Arizona Ames (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 310 pages, copyright 1932; The Vanishing America (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 308 pages, copyright 1925; The Young Forester (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 224 pages, copyright 1910; The Man of the Forest (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 384 pages, copyright 1920

509 4 books by Zane Grey Wildfire (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 322 pages, copyright 1916; The Call of the Canyon (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 292 pages, copyright 1922; The Light of the Western Stars (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 390 pages, copyright 1914; The Border Legion (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½. 366 pages, copyright 1916 (chipped spine) 510 4 books by Zane Grey Betty Zane (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 252 pages; The Lost Wagon Train (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 402 pages, copyright 1936; The Spirit of the Border (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 274 pages; The Lost Trail (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 300 pages, copyright 1940 511 5 books by Zane Grey West of the Pecos (H.C.) 314 pages, 5 ½ x 7 ½, copyright 1931; The Has Knife Outfit ?(H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 324 pages, copyright 1939; That Thundering Herd (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 400 pages; Desert Gold (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 326 pages, copyright 1941; Shadow on the Trail (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 278 pages, copyright 1946 512 Two Little Savages (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 552 pages, copyright 1911, being the adventures of two boys who lives as Indians and what they learned by Ernest Thompson Seton 513 The Trail of Black Hawk (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 342 pages, copyright 1915; an Indian legend page 81, a scouting party page 173 514 4 books Jesse James Last Chance (P.B.) (no cover) copyright 1909; James Legacy (P.B.) (no cover) copyright 1909; Jesse James Greatest Haul (P.B.) (no cover); Jesse James Battle for Freedom (P.B.) (no cover) 515 3 books Roy Rogers and the Rimrod Renegades (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 250 pages, copyright 1952 by Whitman Publishing; Roy Rogers and the Raiders of Sawtooth Ridge (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 146 pages, copyright 1946 by Whitman; Roy Roger King of the Cowboys (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 282 pages, copyright 1956, back cover missing 516 4 books Lone Ranger and the Outlaw Stronghold (H,C.) with D.J. 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 214 pages, copyright 1939; The Lone Ranger and the Gold Robbery (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 186 pages, copyright 1939; The Lone Ranger and the Mystery Ranch (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 200 pages, copyright 1938; The Lone Rangers New Deputy (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 78 pages, copyright 1951

517 2 books Black Beauty (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, copyright 1903, loose cover, some loose pages; Black Beauty (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 302 pages 518 3 books by Frank V. Webster Jack of the Pony Express (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1915; Jack the Runaway (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1909; Cowboy Dave (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1915 excellent reading 519 3 books The Saddle Boys in the Grand Canyon (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1913; The Saddle Boys at Circle Ranch (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1913; The Saddle Boys of the Rockies (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1913 520 3 books Tom Swift and His Motor Boat (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1910; Tom Swift and His Great Search Light (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1912; Tom Swift and His Airline Express (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½. Copyright 1926 521 3 books Tom Swift and His House on Wheels (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8, copyright 1929 by Whitman Publishing; Tom Swift and His Talking Pictures (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1928 Whitman Publishing; Tom Swift and His Giant Magnet (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1932, Whitman Publishing 522 4 books of Tom Swift Jr. Tom Swift and His Flying Lab (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½; Tom Swift in the Race to the Moon (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½; Tom Swift and His Spectromarine Selector (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½; Tom Swift and His Subocean Geotron (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½ 523 3 books The Rover Boys on the Plains (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1906; The Rover Boys on the Ocean (H.C.) with D.J. copyright MDCCCXCIX; The Rover Boys in Southern Waters (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 190 by Whitman Publishing 524 4 books of the Hardy Boys The Short Wave Mystery (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1945; The Melted Coins (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1944; The Clue of the Broken Blade (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1942; The Secret Warning (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1938 525 6 books of the Hardy Boys The Shattered Helmet; What Happened at Midnight; The Short Wave Mystery; The Secret of the Old Mill; The Melted Coins; The Mystery of the Aztec Warrior; all books 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1960’s 526 6 books of the Hardy Boys The Clue in the Embers; The Great Airport Mystery; The Clue of the Broken Blade; Hunting for Hidden Gold; The Secret Warning; The Shore Road Mystery; 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1960’s 7 1970’s 527 6 books of the Hardy Boys The Mystery of Cabin Island; The Bombay Boomerang; The Mysterious Caravan; The Masked Monkey; The Secret Warning; Danger on Vampire Trail 5 x 7 ½, copyrighted 1960’s 528 6 books of the Hardy Boys Mystery at Devils Paw; The Phantom Freighter; The Sinister Signpost; The Secret of the Caves; The Hidden Harbor; The Hooded Hawk Mystery; 5 x 7 ½, copyrighted 1960’s 529 6 books of the Hardy Boys The Mark on the Door; the Witchmasters Key; The Secret of Wildcat Swamp; The Melted Coins; Mystery of the Flying Express; Danger on Vampire Trail; 5 x 7 ½, copyrighted 1960’s 530 2 books The Pony Rider Boys With the Texas Rangers (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 256 pages, copyright 1920; Tecumshe’s Young Braves (H.C.) 356 pages, copyright 1896 531 4 books by Edward S. Ellis River and Forest (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7 ½, first edition; Boy Hunters in Kentucky (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7 ½; Astray in the Forest 5 x 7 ½, Captured by the Indians (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7 ½ 532 The Wampum Belt (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8, 274 pages, copyright 1899, A story of William Penn’s Treaty with the Indians; by Hezekiah‐Butterworth 533 In the Boyhood of Lincoln 5 ¾ x 8, 266 pages, copyright 1893, A child’s story of Abe Lincoln’s childhood by Hezekiah Butterworth. Ex. Library book 534 The Patriot Schoolmaster (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8, 234 pages, copyright 1894, The adventures of the two Boston cannon, the “Adams” and “Hancock” by Hezekiah Butterworth 535 2 books by G.A. Henty For Name and Fame (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 298 pages. A story about the war in Afghanistan early 1900’s; The Cornet of Horse (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 338 pages, copyright late 1800’s

536 2 books Annie Oakley in Danger at Diabl (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 282 pages, copyright 1955; loose hinge; Timber Trail Riders (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 280 pages, copyright 1963, both books are by Whitman Publishers 537 3 books More Than Courage (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 210 pages, real life stories of horses and dogs; Timber Trail Riders and the Mystery of the Hollywood Horse (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 280 pages, copyright 1964; Sand Dune Pony (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 282 pages; all three books by Whitman Publishers 538 3 books Wagon Train (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, 1959 copyright; Maverick (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, copyright 1959; Timber Trail Riders, the Luck of Black Diamond (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, copyright 1963 539 3 books Toby Tyler (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, copyright 1960; The Walton Boys in Rapids Ahead (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, 1963 copyright; Treasure Island (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 284 pages, copyright 1955, 3 books by Whitman Publisher 540 3 books Ginny Gordon and the Broadcast Mystery (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, copyright 1956; Donna Parker Special Agent (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, copyright 1957; Tarzan of the Apes (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 282 pages, copyright 1964; 3 books published by Whitman Publisher

541 3 books Tom Sawyer (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 284 pages, copyright 1955; Extra (H.C.) with D.J. 248 pages, copyright 1932; Gene Autry (H.C.) 250 pages, copyright 1944 542 3 books The Young Editor by Matthew White Jr. (H.C.) 322 pages, copyright 1900; Guy Hemmersley by Matthew White Jr. (H.C.)244 pages, copyright 1901;The Tyler Will, or Two Boys and a Fortune by Matthew White Jr. (H.C.) 250 pages, copyright 1907

543 4 books by Simeon and Schuster Classics The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 278 pages; Alice in the Wonderland(H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 254 pages, Black Beauty 6 ½ x 9 ½, 240 pages; Grimms Fairy Tales (H.C.) 300 pages 544 5 books Bobbsey Twins at Lighthouse Point (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1939; Bobbsey Twins at Cherry Corners (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1927; Bobbsey Twins at the Circus (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1932; Bobbsey Twins at Indian Hollow (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1940; Bobbysey Twins Solve a Mystery (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1934 545 4 books The Bobbsey Twins Keeping House (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1925; The Bobbsey Twins at the Seashore (H.C.) with D.J. copyright no date; The Bobbsey Twins (H.C.) with D.J; The Bobsey Twins in the Country (H.C.) with D.J. 546 2 books Don Sturdy in the Land of Volcanoes (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 214 pages, copyright 1925; Don Sturdy with the Big Snake Hunters (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 214 pages, copyright 1925

547 2 books Wild Palomino, Stallion of the Prairies (H.C.) 152 pages, copyright 1946; The Golden Stallion to the Rescue (H.C.) 208 pages, copyright 1945 548 White Fang by Jack London (H.C.) with D.J. 276 pages, copyright 1933 549 The Winter of the Fisher (H.C.) with D.J. 222 pages, copyright 1977 550 2 books Lost in Barrens by Farley Mowat (H.C.) with D.J. 244 pages, copyright 1956; The Young Fur Taker (H.C.) 258 pages, copyright 1912, inside page loose 551 3 books The Return of the Silver Chief (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 212 pages; Jack London the Call of the Wild (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1931; Lassie Come Home (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 222 pages,

552 3 books Big Red (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 244 pages; Snow Dog (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 236 pages; Lion Hound by Jim Kjelgaard (H.C.) 5 x 8, 216 pages, x library book some taped hinges

553 2 books Old Yeller (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8, 158 pages, copyright 1956; Silversheene King of Sled Dogs (H.C.) with D.J. 234 pages 554 2 books White Fang by Jack London (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 276 pages, copyright 1933; The Call of the Wild by Jack London (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 268 pages, copyright 1931 555 4 books The Whelps of the Wolf (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 304 pages, copyright 1922; The Case of the Howling Dog (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 296 pages, copyright 1934; The Faith of a Collie (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1926; Dingo, the Story of an Outlaw (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 206 pages, copyright 1946

556 3 books Savage Sam (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 214 pages; The Wolf Dog 5 ½ x 8, 152 pages; The Call of the Wild by Jack London (P.B.) 62 pages, an illustrated story 557 5 books by Marguerite Henry Sea Star Orphan of Chincoteaque (P.B.); King of the Wild (P.B.); Brighty of the Grand Canyon; Black Gold (P.B.); Stormy (P.B.) 558 4 books The Black Stallion Legend (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½; Black Stallions Ghost (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½; The Black Stallion and Flame (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½; Young Black Stallion (P.B.) 5 x 71/2 559 3 books The Island Stallion’s Fury (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 246 pages, copyright 1951; The Golden Stallion (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 200 pages, copyright 1947; Midnight A Cow Pony (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 218 pages, copyright 1949 560 4 books The Outcast Warrior by Kirk Munroe (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 280 pages, copyright 1924; The Trail of the Seneca (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 250 pages, copyright 1907; Spotted Deer (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 240 pages, copyright 1924; The Trail of Tecuseh (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 292 pages, copyright 1924

561 The Story of Polar Conquest, Peary, Amundsen, Scott (H.C.) 352 pages, The complete history of Artic and Antarctic exploration including the discovery of the South Pole

562 2 books by Matthew White Jr. Eric Dane (H.C.) 218 pages, copyright 1900; One of the Profession (H.C.) 4 x 6, 222 pages, copyright 1893; Matthew White Jr. is our favorite author for stories in “Old Country News” 563 3 books The Lost Gold Mine by Frank H. Converse (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 262 pages, copyright 1896; The Printer Boy or How Ben Franklin Made His Mark (H.C.) 5 x 7, 262 pages, copyright 1884; The Story of a City Arab (H.C.) 5 x 6 ½, 366 pages (no Copyright date by real early book) 564 2 books by Milton Richards Dick Kent Fur Trader (H.C.) 5 1/2 x 8, 224 pages, copyright 1927; Dick Kent on Special Duty (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 228 pages, copyright 1928 565 6 books of Horatio Alger Jr. Ben the Store Boy; Uncle Jacobs Secret; Mark Manning’s Mission; From Farm to Fortune; Frank the Cash Boy; Erie Train Boy; These books are 5 ¼ x 8 in size and all reprints by Broakside Publisher 566 3 books by Horatio Alger Jr. Strive and Succeed (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 366 pages; Adrift in the City 5 x 7 ½, 326 pages, copyright 1895; Do and Dare (H.C.0 5 x 7 ½, 322 pages 567 3 books by Horatio Alger Jr. Grit (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 288 pages; The Young Salesman (H.C.0 5 x 7 ½, 352 pages; Young Explorer 5 x 7 ½, 250 pages 568 7 books by Horatio Alger Jr. Out for Business; The Backwoods Boy; The Young Musician; The Train Boy; Jerry, the Backwoods Boy; Out for Business; In A New World; ( a few of these books do not have covers, and are printed using pulp paper) size 5 x 7

569 9 books by Nicholas Carter Nick Carter’s Auto Trail; The Murray Hill Mystery; The Ruby Pin; Brought to Bay; The Missing Cotton; The Doctor’s Stratagem; A Triple Identity; Two Villians in One; Against Desperate Odds; these are copyrighted 1908 or in that time frame, 5 x 7 size

570 19 books by Dana Fuller Ross, the Wagon’s West Series Montana; Utah; Dakota; Illinois; Mississippi; Missouri; Colorado; Louisiana; Tennessee; Wisconsin; Oklahoma; New Mexico; Arizona; Kentucky; Washington; Idaho; Oregon Legacy: Oklahoma Pride; Celebration; The Most Exciting American’s Adventure as the Wagon’s Roll On; size 4 x 7, 200 ‐300 pages

571 8 Volume set of Wagons West by Dana Fuller Ross (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 200 ‐300 pages, copyright 1970’s ‐1980’s, a complete set of wagons west, Independence #1; Nebraska #2; Wyoming #3; Oregon #4; Texas #5; California #; Colorado #7; Nevada #8

572 The Newspaper Series From Office Boy to Reporter by Howard R. Garis (H.C.0 5 x 7 ½, 312 pages, copyright 1907, very good condition 573 3 books by Arthur M. Winfield The Rover Boys in Business 5 x 7 ½, 200‐300 pages; The Rover Boys on the Great Lakes; The Rover Boys Out West; copyright 1900 ‐1901‐1915

574 4 books by Arthur M. Winfield The Champions of Putman Hall; The Rebellion at Putman Hall; The Cadets of Putman Hall; Camping Out Days at Putman Hall size 5 x 7 ½, pages 260 ‐280, copyright 1905‐1908‐1909‐1910, a forerunner series before the Rover Boys series; a collector’s item 575 3 books by Allen Chapman the Railroad Series Ralph the Round House (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 278 pages, copyright 1906 (crayon scribble on contents page); Ralph on the Engine 5 x 7 ½, 250 pages, copyright 1909; Ralph on the Switch Tower (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 264 pages, copyright 1907

576 3 books by Allen Chapman, the Railroad Series Ralph of the Train Dispatcher (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 272 pages, copyright 1911; Ralph of the Army Train (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 280 pages, copyright 1918; Ralph of the Round House (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 278 pages, copyright 1906; These books are orginals of the Ralph series in the Plain Communities Business Exchange 577 9 books by Allen Chapman of the Ralph Series Ralph of the Round House; Ralph in the Switchtower; Ralph on the Engine; Ralph on the Overland Express; Ralph the Train Dispatcher; Ralph on the Army Train; Ralph on the Midnight Flyer; Ralph and the Missing Mail Pouch; Ralph on the Mountain Division; size 5 ½ x 8 ½, there are all new books, reprints of Lot #575 and 576 578 2 books Dick Hamilton’s Airship by Howard R. Garis (H.C.) with D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 294 pages, copyright 1914; Dick Hamilton’s Steam Yacht by Howard R. Garis (H.C.) 5 x 7, 264 pages, copyright 1911 579 Alaskan Adventure (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 300 pages, copyright 1952, Jay Williams went to Alaska and spent 3 years with the Alaskan Boundary Survey and as a prospector, trapper, and horse wrangler followed by 30 years in the U.S. forest service so here is his story, also he was guide for Seal Hunting 580 3 books Peaceable Kingdom Lost (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 294 pages; The Paxton Boys and the Destruction of William Penn’s Holy Experiment; German Pioneer Life a Social History (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼; The Pioneers (P.B.) 4 x7 581 5 books Bob Allies with Marshal Foch (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 252 pages, copyright 1919; The Boy Allies with the Flying Squadron (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 256 pages, copyright 1915; The Boy Allies with Haig in Flanders (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 22 pages, copyright 1918 (front loose hinge); The Boy Allies with the Cossacks (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 256 pages, copyright 1915; The Boy Allies on the Firing Line (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 250 pages, copyright 1915 582 Fruit in His Season (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8, 246 pages, copyright 1951; A Quaker story from after the Revolution War in Virginia, the story was used in “The Old Country News”

583 Uncle Tom’s Cabin (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 500 pages, copyright 1885, very good condition 584 3 books by Harold Bill Wright When a Man’s a Man (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½. 348 pages, copyright 1916; The Calling of Dan Matthews (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 364 pages, copyright 1909; The Shepherd of the Hills (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 348 pages, copyright 1907 585 5 books by Eleanor H. Porter The Road to Understanding (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 374 pages, copyright 1917; Mary Marie (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 296 pages, copyright 1920; Just David (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½,324 pages, copyright 1916; Little Pardner (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 302 pages, copyright 1926; Pollyanna (H.C.0 5 x 7 ½, 310 pages, copyright 1913 586 3 books by Gene Stratton‐Porter At the Foot of the Rainbow (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 258 pages, copyright 1907; Laddie, a True Blue Story (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 602 pages, copyright 1913; Freckles (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 350 pages, copyright 1916 587 3 books by Gene Stratton‐Porter A Girl of the Limberlost (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 454 pages, copyright 1909; The Keeper of the Bees (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 516 pages, copyright 1925 (loose inside hinge); Her Fathers Daughter (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 486 pages, copyright 1921 588 3 books by Gene Stratton‐Porter Michael O”Halloran (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 532 pages, copyright 1916; The Harvester (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 564 pages, copyright 1911; The Magic Garden (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 272 pages, copyright 1927 589 4 Elise Dinsmore books Elsie’s Womanhood (H.C.) 4 ½ x 7, 406 pages, copyright 1875; Elsie’s Holiday’s (H.C.) 4 ½ x 7, 374 pages, copyright 1868; Elsie’s Motherhood (H.C.) 4 ½ x 7, 348 pages, copyright 1876; Elsie on the Hudson (H.C.) 4 ½ x 7, 330 pages, copyright 1898

590 3 Elsie Dinsmore books Elsie’s Motherhood (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7, 376 pages, copyright 1876; Elsie’s Holidays at Roselands (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7, 354 pages, copyright 1868; Elsie’s New Relations (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7, 324 pages, copyright 1883 591 6 books by Alice B. Emerson Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1921 (a few of first pages chipped; Ruth Fielding and the Gypsies (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1919; Ruth Fielding on the Red Mill (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1913; Betty Gordon at Mountain Camp (H.C.) copyright 1922; Ruth Fielding on Cliff Island 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1915; Ruth Fielding Down in Dixie (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1916 592 10 books of Laura Ingalls Wilder On the Banks of Plum Creek (H.C.) copyright 1953; Home to the Prairie (P.B.) copyright 1992; On the Shores of Silver Lake (P.B.) copyright 1953; Little House on the Prairie (P.B.) copyright 1953 West From Home (H.C.) copyright 1974; Little Town on the Prairie (P.B.) copyright 1969; These Happy Golden Years (P.B.) copyright 1953; The First Four Years (P.B.) copyright 1971; Little House on the Prairie (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1953;The Little House Cookbook (P.B.) copyright 1971

593 2 books The World of Little House (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 10 ¼, 150 pages, copyright 1996; nine chapter revolves around one of the nine Little House books, and also a bibliography on many of these books; Pioneer Girl, The Story of Laura Ingalls Wilder (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11

594 12 Nancy Drew all (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, The Clue of the Velvet Mask; The Moonstone Castle; Nancy’s Mysterious Letter; The Clue in the Diary; The Secret of the Old Lock; The Bungalow Mystery; The Quest of the Missing Map; The Sign of the Twisted Candle; The Secret of Shadow Ranch; The Clue in the Old Album; The Missing Statue; The Secret of Red Gate Farm

595 10 books By Nancy Drew (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, Nancy’s Mysterious Letter; Mystery at Ski Jump; The clue of the Black Keys; The Ghost of Backwood Hall; The Secret of the Wooden Lady; The Mystery of the Fire Dragon; Nancy’s Mysterious Letter; The Clue of the Leaning Chimney; The Clue of the Dancing Puppet; Mystery at the Crossroads

596 5 books by Karen Kingsbury (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8, Forgiven; Found; Fame; Forever; Family 597 3 books by Beverly Lewis (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, The Shunning #1; The Confession #2; The Reckoning #3 598 3 books by Eric Wiggin, Kate Douglas Wigging (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8, Volume 1 ‐2 ‐3; Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm; Rebecca of the Brick House; Rebecca Returns to Sunnybrook 599 6 books of Louise A. Vernon (P. B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, The Bible Smuggler; Key to the Prison; Peter and the Pilgrim; Thunderstorm in Church; A Heart Strangely Warmed; The Beggars Bible; These books are written about the early Anabaptist history. 600 6 books of Louise A. Vernon (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, The Man Who Laid the Egg; Night Preacher a Story about Menno Simons; Doctor in Rags; The Secret Church; The Kings Book a Story About King James Version, Bible; Ink on His Fingers 601 6 books by Ruth Multon Moore signed by the author to Elam Lapp in 1979 Danger in the Pines (H.C.); The Ghost Bird Mystery (H.C.); Mystery of the Lost Treasure (P.B.); Wilderness Journey(P.B.); Peace Treaty (H.C.) ? 602 8 books by Paul Hutchens, The Sugar Creek Gang, A New Sugar Creek Mystery (H.C.); One Stormy Day at Sugar Creek (H.C.); We Killed a Wildcat at Sugar Creek (H.C.); Blue Cow at Sugar Creek (H.C.); Sugar Creek Gang Digs for Treasure (H.C.); We Killed a Bear; The Sugar Creek Gang in School (H.C.); The Green Tent Mystery at Sugar Creek(H.C.); x library books 603 4 books by Craig Massey Indian Drums and Broken Arrows (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1961; Brown Shadow (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1962; Twig the Collie (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, copyright 1958; Captain Daley’s Crew at Thunderhead Lake (H.C.) copyright 1952, x library books

604 3 books by Martin and Susan Hochstetter Life on the Edge of the Wilderness (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, copyright 1988; a story of the two years that Martin and Susan lived in British Columbia, Canada near Horsefly; Farm Life in the Hills (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, a sequel to “Life on the Edge of the Wilderness; Cabin Life on the Kootenai (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½, the third book of this series a short history of he West Kootenai of the years of 1977 to 1985

605 Ogilway Drums (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 146 pages, copyright 1955, an interesting Indian story 606 2 books the famous bedtime story books by Thornton W. Burgess The Adventures of Sammy Jay (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 192 pages, copyright 1943; The Adventures of Mr. Mocker (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 188 pages, copyright 1942 607 Beatrix Potter, the Complete Tales (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10, 400 pages, copyright 1997, the 23 original Peter Rabbit books & 4 unpublished works starting in 1902 “The Tale of Peter Rabbit to The Tale of Little Pig Robinson page 339, color illustrations 608 4 books The Tale of Peter Rabbit (H.C.) 6 x 8, copyright 1907, color illustrations good condition; The Puppy Who Found a Boy (H.C.) 6 x 7 ½, copyright 1951, x library book; Ten Big Farms (H.C.) 10 x 8, copyright 1958, x library book; Sleepytime Stories (H.C.) 8 x 10 ¼, copyright 1939 609 13 Little Golden Books Walt Disney’s Toby Tyler copyright 1960; A Visit to the Children’s Zoo copyright 1972; Frosty the Snowman copyright 1973; Donald Duck Toy Train copyright 1950; Donald Duck Instant Millionaire copyright 1978; Donald Duck and the Witch Next Door copyright 1980; The Little Red Hen copyright 1973; Tawny Scrawny Lion copyright 1972; Rudolph the Red‐Nosed Reindeer copyright 1973 and more

610 12 Little Golden Books The Three Bears copyright 1948 and lots more 611 6 books Dino; Buji Bunny; Pebbles and Bamm‐Bamm; The Flintstones; Yogi Bear; Here Comes Snoopy 612 5 books Dennis the Menace (P.B.) 4 ¼ x 6 613 4 books The Family Circus (H.C.); But We Love You; Charlie Brown; What Next, Charlie Brown; He’s Your Dog, Charlie Brown 614 3 books Coals of Fire (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, copyright 1971, Another Hive of Bess (P.B.) 6 x 8 ½. 190 pages, copyright 1973; The Miller Five (H.C.) with D.J. copyright 1958 615 5 books Danny Orlis books 4 ¾ x 6 ¾ all paperback, Danny Orlis and His Big Chance; Hal’s Great Victory; Danny Orlis and Hal’s Great Victory; Danny Orlis and Jim Morgan’s Scholarship; Danny Orlis and Kent’s Encounter with the Law 616 3 books by Craig Massey Captain Daley’s Crew at Thunderhead Lake (P.B.) 4 ¾ x 6 ¾, copyright 1963, Adventures of Captain Daley’s Crew (P.B.) 4 ¾ x 6 ¾, copyright 1962; Further Adventure of Captain Daley’s Crew (P.B.) 4 ¾ x 6 3/4, copyright 1964 617 2 books St. Nicholas and Illustrated Magazine (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, copyright 1927, For Boys and Girls reading lots of short stories and continued stories (these are rare books) runs from May 1926 to May 1927 618 Chums (H.C.) 9 x 12; 832 pages, copyright 1929‐1930, serial stories and short stories 619 Young Folks (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¾, 412 pages, copyright 1902, good conditions except a few loose pages, lots of children’s stories 620 Chit Chat (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ¾, 164 pages, copyright 1887, fragile pages, lots of children’s stories and serial stories 621 Chatterbox (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 412 pages, copyright 1883, a few loose pages, lots of children’s stories and serial stories 622 Sunday (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 412 pages, no copyright date, children’s stories and serial stories

623 The Original Chatterbox (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ¼, 412 pages, copyright 1881, short children’s stories and serial stories 624 Chatterbox (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ¾, 412 pages, copyright 1882 (loose hinge), short children’s stories and serial stories 625 Sunday (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 412 pages, copyright 1895, short children’s stories and serial stories

626 Chatterbox (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ¾, 412 pages, copyright 1911, short children’s stories and serial stories 627 Chatterbox (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 412 pages, copyright 1912, short children’s stories and serial stories 628 The Pictorial History of Baseball (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ½ x 14 ½, 240 pages, copyright 1986, The first recorded instance of batting contests goes back 5000 years to Egyptian priests page 10,teams become professional page 16, the National League begins in 1876 page 18, the stars of the 1890’s (what a book) 629 Classic Baseball Photographs 1869 – 1947 (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¾ x 13 ¼, 182 pages, copyright 1999, Cincinnati Red stockings photo in 1869, amazing history in this book 630 Baseball Extra (H.C.) with D.J. 11 x 15, 438 pages, Page 1, The very first illustration of a ballgame September 12, 1857, the Eagles Vs. the Gothams at the Elysian Field in Hoboken, N.J. Gehrig stricken with infantile paralysis page 247, Pet Rose is out page 408, Babe Ruth quits June 3, 1935 page 230, Yankee Champions, 3 homers for Ruth page 199

631 Greatest Baseball Players of all Time (H.C.) with D.J. 608 pages with color illustrations, the 300 players from Aaron to Yount, signed by Dutch Rennent #16 Umpire National League 1973/93 632 The Associated Press Pictorial History of Baseball (H.C.) with D.J. 11 x 14 ½, 208 pages, copyright 1990, batting practice pre‐1900 page 7, surviving the depression 1930 – 1939 page 41 633 20th Century Baseball Chronicle (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 11 ¼, 592 pages, copyright 1992, a year by year history of major league baseball with 1239 photographs with the most valuable players, with highlights of each year, Babe Ruth is discussed in detail (to much to describe)

634 Baseball in the ‘30’s an Illustrated History (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ½, 226 pages, copyright 1989, baseball during the depression 1930’s 635 The Baseball Chronicle (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12, 176 pages, copyright 1996, A decade by decade history of the all American pastime by Larry Burke. 1920’s the Babe Ruth and the big boom page 44, In 1889 the Philadelphia Phillies page 10, the American game catches on page 12 636 Illustrated History of Baseball (H.C.) with D.J. 9 1/2 x 12 ¼, 208 pages, copyright 1995, Women playing ball are painted on walls of the ancient Egyptian tomb of Beni Hassan page 9, children’s game of national pastime page 9, a book of baseball published in London in 1744 page 13, front and back covers are the New York Yankees of 1923, gives a listing of all the players 637 We Played the Game (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 10 ¼, 644 pages, copyright 1994, 65 players remember baseball’s greatest era 1947 – 1964, Danny Peary, author of Cult Baseball’s players spent years traveling the country, gathering first‐hand oral histories, remembrances, opinions, and gripes of 65 ballplayers of this magic era 638 The Sporting News, Take Me Out to the Ball Park (H.C.) with D.J. 288 pages, copyright 1983, 35 different ball parks listed in this book with history 639 Take Me Out to the Ball Park (H.C.) 128 pages, hundred’s of full color illustrations and photos and vital statistics of every stadium, featuring every major league park 640 The Corner (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ¼, 220 pages, copyright 1984, A history of Tiger Stadium and more, the Tigers first American League game at Bennett Park page 10 641 Baseball’s Hall of Fame Cooperstown (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 344 pages, copyright 1988, The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y. page 1, only 216 players are listed out of thousands that wore the uniforms 642 Players of Cooperstown (H.C.) with D.J. 272 pages, early baseball cards page 9, birth of the game page 14, Al Spalding page 20, Babe Ruth page 110, Lefty Grove page 146, Rickie Ashburn page 218, Bobby Dover signature page 182 643 The Halls of Fame (H.C) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 464 pages, copyright 1977, This is the only book published giving details on 44 Halls of Fame; baseball, golf, bowling, lacrosse, etc. the Greyhound Hall of Fame page 144, Kansas racing last 1880 page 145, the Agriculture Hall of Fame page 353, the American Indian Hall of Fame page 360, The Country Music Hall of Fame page 391, The national Cowboy Hall of Fame page 408

644 DiMaggio, an Illustrated Life (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 272 pages, the son of a fisherman page 1, over180 photographs and a researched biography 645 Joe DiMaggio and American Hero 1914 – 1999 (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ½, 248 pages, In 13 Yankee seasons , DiMaggio took his club to 10 World Series, Joe dating Marilyn Monroe page 196 646 2 books The American League (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 192 pages, the beginnings of the American League page 8, The National League (H.C.) with D.J. 647 The Crooked Pitch (H.C.) with D.J. 7 x 10 ¼, 194 pages, copyright 1984, The curveball started with Candy Cummings in 1864 page 1, the curveball in American Baseball History

648 The Louisville Slugger Ultimate Book of Hitting (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 240 pages, Learn the secrets of the greatest hitters of the past & present 649 The Yankees, the Four Fabulous Eras of Baseballs Most Famous Team (H.C.) with D.J. 220 pages, 1981 edition, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig story page 13, The Joe DiMaggio years page 55, Mickey Mantle and Casey Stengel page 99 650 Classic Baseball Cards, the Golden Years 1886 – 1956 (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ¾ x 14 ½, Over 9000 full color actual size reproductions of classic baseball cards, most valued card is the rare T‐206 Honus Wagner card, a very unusual book. If you want history on baseball cards then this book is a must 651 Most Valuable Baseball Cards (P.B.) 8 x 11, 64 pages, The earliest trading card was in a cigarette pack in 1879. About 1910 the candy companies enter the card game, then the bubble gum companies entered in 1930’s, 1940’s and 1950’s. 652 Honus Wagner, a Biography (H.C) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 334 pages, Read about the negotiating back in 1897 over Honus Wagner, an interesting book 653 I Had a Hammer, The Hank Aaron Story (H.C) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 1/2, 334 pages 654 The Ty Cobb Scrapbook (H.C.) with D.J. 11 ¼ x 9, 236 pages. An illustrated chronology of significant dates in the 24 year career of the fabled Georgia Peach; over 800 games from 1905 to 1928 655 Peach, Ty Cobb in His Time and Ours (H.C.) with D.J. 216 pages, the worlds greatest ballplayer page 47, bibliography page 219 656 Pete Rose, My Prison Without Bars (H.C.) with D.J. 322 pages, Pete Rose hold more major league records then any other players in history. Pete Rose speaks about all the outstanding questions. 657 Jim “Catfish” Hunter, My Life in Baseball (H.C.) with D.J. 242 pages, 658 Don Drysdale (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 278 pages, My life in baseball from Brooklyn to Los Angeles. 659 Ted Williams a Baseball Life (P.B.) 400 pages, Ted Williams Commemorative Collector’s Edition, A Splendid Life Magazine 48 pages 660 4 books Hustle, the Myth, Life and Lies of Pete Rose (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 304 pages; Collision at Home Plate, the Lives of Pete Rose and Bart Giamatti (P.B.P 5 ¼ x 8, 318 pages; Pete Rose on Hitting (P.B.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¼, 96 pages; 4192, a Celebration of Pete Rose (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 86 pages

661 7 magazines on Baseball Sports Illustrated, November 1975; Baseball, Spring 1976; 1976 Baseball Yearbook 36th Year; Sports Illustrated, December 1975 with Pete Rose on the cover; Sports Illustrated, August 1985 about Ty Cobb page 54; Sports Illustrated, May 1989; Boys Life September 1971 Brooks Robinson 662 3 books of baseball The Love of Baseball (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¾ x 6 ¾, 320 pages; The Wit & Wisdom of Baseball (H.C.) 6 x 7 ½, 168 pages; The Baseball Reader (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 362 pages, “The Baseball Reader” is a compendium of the best selections from the original three volume series by Charles Einstein 663 9 paperback books on baseball The Baseball Life of Willie Mays; Bill Freeham behind the mask; Baseball Stars of 1973; Stories of Champions, Hall of Fame; Fisk‐Rose‐ Bonds‐ Cedeno; and more 664 Train Wrecks (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 184 pages, A pictorial History of Accidents on the main line, early railroad accidents page 9, The year the disasters began 1853 page 17, fires page 119, runaways page 141, boiler explosions page 163, bridge disasters page 85

665 Down at the Depot (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12 ¼, 320 pages, American Railroad Stations from 1831 to 1920; typical scenes at country stations in the 1880’s page 10 666 The Pictorial History of Railroads (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ½ x 14 ½, 208 pages, A 4 section breakdown of railroads, the early years, the golden age 1976‐1914, feeling the strain 1914‐ 1945, new directions 1945 to present (what a book) 667 The Iron Horse (H.C.) with S.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 228 pages, a five and a half ton engine in 1804 to the Big Boys 668 Pacific Slope Railroads 1854 to 1900 (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 10 ½, 182 pages, rails east page 11, rails west page 43, the trial to Santa Fe page 65 669 The Country Railroad Station in America (H.C.) with D.J. 182 pages, the making of the country station, the community hub page 3 670 The American Heritage History of Railroads in America (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 320 pages, anew breed of horse page 10, the first railroad war page 60, building of a nation page 102, 100’s of illustrations 671 Next Stop Grand Central (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¾, 176 pages, the roots of the railroad page 9, from steam to electricity page 45, tunnels under the Hudson River page 65, this book had some writing with notes on some pages 672 The Late, Great Pennsylvania Station (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ½, 168 pages, a vision of a tunnel emerges page 31, the light at the end page 96, the station has risen page 105, this book has some notes written on pages, under the river page 58, This book explains how the tunnel was made going through rock pan for the railroad going from New Jersey to New York

673 The History of the Pennsylvania Railroad (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 128 pages, Over 10,000 miles of track of Pennsy was the largest railroad in the world. Lot of photos some color, also maps. 674 A Celebration of Steam (H.C.) with D.J. 14 ½ x 12 ½, 175 pages, American locomotive builders constructed over 160,000 steam locomotives between 1830 and 1950, this book is packed with 200 full color pictures. 675 Westward to Promontory, Building the Union Pacific Across the Plains and Mountains (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ¼ x 11 ¼, Three sledge strokes to a spike, ten spikes to a rail, 400 rails to a mile and 425 miles in 1868, etc. dust jacket has some tears 676 The Pennsylvania Railroad (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ½ x 10 ¼, 248 pages, Here is the story of America’s greatest transportation system told principally in pictures & maps. Dust jacket is rough 677 Working on the Railroad (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 318 pages, copyright 1970, reminiscences from the age of steam, three witnessed at the birth of the iron horse, the brakeman’s glorious, rowdy life, three views of the railway mail service 678 Nothing Like it in the World by Stephen E. Ambrose (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 432 pages, The men who built the Transcontinental Railroad 1863‐1869 679 The Story of American Railroads (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 468 pages, over 100 illustrations, railroad fever page 40, the story of the sleeping car page 317,first transcontinental trip page 347, robbing the steam cars 680 The American Railroad (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¾ x 9 ½, 456 pages, more than 200 illustrations, a reprint of a 1889 edition. Its construction, development, management, and appliances, railway passenger travel page 228, the freight car service page 267, the railway mail service page 312

681 The Lauder Machinery Co. (H.C.) 8 x 10 ½, 240 pages (catalog #52, 1923) hay unloading tools. Dairy barn equipment, litter & feed carriers, barn plans, this catalog is in excellent condition

682 Shadbolt & Bold Iron Co’s 1912 (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 43 pages, copyright 1912, Illustrated catalogues and price list of blacksmith and machinists supplies, heavy hardware, wagon & carriage hardware, paints & varnishes, carriage woodwork, horseshow nails, equipment, horseshoes, Juniata horse and mule shoes, tire bolt wrenches page 64, forges, tire setter, springs for carriages, cast wagon skeins, three horse evener, carriage hardware, curtain fasteners, surrey dashes, buggy tops, carriage lamps, whip sockets, buggy hubs, hickory rims 683 The Operation, Care and Repair of Farm Machinery by John Deere, (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 240 pages, 26th edition 684 Fitz Steel Overshoot Water Wheel (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 84 pages, bulletin #70, copyright 1928, writing in front page, excellent condition, measurements of Weir Dam, measurements of water, plans of gearing, rule to compute H‐P, comparisons with turbines, everything you need to know to set up a waterwheel 685 Water Power Equipment by Fitz Water Wheel Co. (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ½, 64 pages, bulletin #100, copyright 1941, turbine information, how to develop a water power page 57, the Fitz‐ Burnham Turbine page 17 686 2 books Power by Smith, Standard Turbine (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 20 pages, bulletin #136, copyright 1941, horsepower chart page 7, speed and discharge tables page 8‐9; Rife Water Pump Manual of Information (P.B.) 7 x 10, 16 pages 687 The Gardener’s Catalogue (P.B.) 10 ¾ x 14 ½, 320 pages, copyright 1974, garden tools page 91, the development of horticulture in America 688 Hardware and Implements, W.W. Welliver, Danville, Pa (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10 ½, 386 pages (a few pages missing in the front) (no copyright date but very early) anything from guns to farm equipment to wagon scales, sewing machines for $16.95, buggy 1913 touring care $1200 page 103 689 Over the Counter and on the Shelf(H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 11 ½, 140 pages, country storekeeping in America, 1620‐1920, the Dutch trading furs to supermarkets(an amazing book)

690 Mechanical Catalog 1930 ‐1931 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 1104 pages, the Timken Roller Bearing Co. page 392, water wheel governors page31, boilers for waste heat application page 57, bucket elevators for mills page 407, dust recovering page 422, steam shovels page 437

691 Military Goods Catalogue 1931 (P.B.) 8 ¾ x 11 ½, war weapons, antique and modern cannon, pistols, muskets, rifles, saddles, uniforms, cartridges, swards, sun dials, printing presses, handcuffs, medical equipment 692 The American Historical Supply Catalogue (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 240 pages, copyright 1984 (a reprint of the 1800’s) cider mills, flour mills, farm and garden, harness, clothing 693 5 magazines Hardware Age 1938 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 ½, 694 Toys, Games & Dolls 1860 ‐1930 (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 256 pages, a reprint of early years, you name it, it’s probably here 695 10 advertising brochures 8 ½ x 11 Oliver OC‐4 Gas & Diesel Crawler Tractor; Galion Dump Bodies – Cresci Dump Bodies; Hercules Dump Bodies; Kraeuter Fine Tool Catalog #25; RyanTools, Billings Powermaster Electric Plants from Sears, Roebuck and Co.; 14 pages 1936 How to Erect Farm Fence Republic Steel 696 1897 Sears Roebuck Catalogue (reprint) (P.B.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¼ 697 The Best of Sears Collectible 1905 ‐1910 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 (a reprint) 698 2 books Sears, Roebuck Home Builders Catalog, the Complete Illustrated 1910 edition (a reprint) (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, 164 pages; Sears 1963 Suburban‐Farm Supplies and Fencing Catalog

699 Spring and Summer 1955 Sears, Roebuck Catalog original (P.B.) 8 x 11 700 1927 Edition of Sears, Roebuck Catalog (reprint) (P.B.) 8 ½ x 10 ¾ 701 Fall & Winter 1936 ‐1937 Sears, Roebuck and Co. Golden Jubilee Catalog (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, original 702 1897 Sears and Roebuck Catalogue (reprint) (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ¼, 786 pages 703 1902 Edition of Sears, Roebuck Catalogue (reprint) (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, some pages torn 704 1908 Sears, Roebuck Catalogue (reprint) (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 705 Sears, Roebuck and Co., Spring and Summer 1944 original, (P.B.) 8 x 11 706 2 Sears, Roebuck and Co. (reprints) 5 ¼ x 7. 1900 and 1909 707 The File, Its History and Making and Uses (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, copyright 1920 A description of the development of the file from the earliest time down to the present day, a brief statement of the modern method of file making (1920) 708 Old Farms, An Illustrated Guide (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ¾ x 9 ½, 160 pages, the farm house and women’s work page 10, beekeeping page 42, the farmyard page 44, cider making page 77, boundaries page 85, field drainage page 90 (pages warped) 709 Farmers Cyclopedia of Agriculture (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ½, 620 pages, copyright 1911, A compendium of agriculture science and practice of field, orchard and garden crops, spraying, soils feeding diseases of farm animals, dairy farming 710 2 volumes Pennsylvania Agriculture and Country Life 1940‐1840 by Stevenson Fletcher (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 606 pages, Land purchases from the Indians, Land prices and Quit rents, squatter rights, Indian Ag. Pioneer farming, threshing equipment, haying tools, dung frolies, Conestoga wagon page 259, canals, railroads, turnpikes, Susquehanna Arks, taxes before 1810 page 308, the farmers money, frolics & bees, mail page 464, Amish page 515, dust jacket has nicks; Pennsylvania Agriculture and Country Life 1840‐1940 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 620 pages, the Plain people page 30, the steam plow, reapers and threshers, labor conditions 1840‐ 1910, fertilizer frauds page 11, tobacco, the lumber crop, cheese factories, dairy economics, 1840‐1900 page 200, Butter Vs. Oleo page 220, the price of milk, dairy economics 1940, boom times 1900‐1915, poor roads 1840‐1900, motor transportation, farm debt, the Great Depression, remnants of superstition water witch, clothing early years, communications, non‐ conformance of Amish school page 531

711 The American Agriculturist (H.C.) 9 ¼ x 12 ½, 1870 full year January to December bound in 1 volume, old farming advertisements and lots of good reading from the mid 1800’s

712 The ABC of Bee Culture (H.C.) 6 ½ x 10, 474 pages, copyright 1901, A cyclopedia of everything pertaining to the care of honey bee, pages gleamed from the experience of thousands of bee keepers all over the world 713 10 magazines Gleanings in Bee Culture (P.B.) lots of advertisements in bee keeping, lots of good advise in bee keeping 714 John Deere Yesterday & Today (H.C.) with D.J. 11 ¼ x 10, 192 pages, the Charles Deere Era 1857‐1887, a time for expansion 1888‐1917 page 36, the reign of the tow cylinder tractor 118‐ 1960 page 69 715 Farm Tractors (H.C.) with D.J. 11 ½ x 11 ½, 120 pages, the birth of tractor technology 1900‐ 1912 page 12, the Depression Years page 64, LaCrosse tractor page 45 716 The Allis‐Chalmers Story by C.H. Wendell (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 372 pages, sawmill machinery by A‐C in 1873 page 244, flour mills by 1888 page 126, cotton pickers page 87, Advance‐Reimely thresher co. 1871 page 18 717 This Was Trucking (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 10 ½, 192 pages, a pictorial history of the first quarter century of commercial motor vehicles, they came in all shapes & sizes page 82 718 150 years of J. I. Case by C.H. Wendell (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 336 pages, sawmills page 166, spreading wagon page 158, factory scenes page 109, case combine pulled by 12 horses page 78, case hay loader page 31, (a book hard to lay down) 719 Encyclopedia of American Steam Traction Engines (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 320 pages, working with horses page 18, portable steam engines page 30, Frick Co. page 116, Holt Mfg. Co. page 142

720 Encyclopedia of American Farm Implements & Antiques (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 496 pages, broom corn equipment page 19, cane mills butter churns, 2 row corn cutter in 1895 page 41‐42, grain shockers in 1914 page 197,an automatic hay loader in 1912 where you could load the wagon from front to back page 214, lots of color illustrations, Studebaker Bros. Wagons page 256, stump pullers 1851 page 394, well drilling machinery page 474

721 Wheels of Farm Progress (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 154 pages, It all began with the reaper page 1, from leather reins to steering wheel page 97, those hit & miss “Hired Hands” page 53

722 The Agricultural Tractor 1855‐1950 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 150 pages, 1906 International Harvester Tractor page 25 723 Endless Tracks in the Woods (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 308 pages, logging with big wheels page 61, Holt Tractor Co. Cletrac Tractor, Catepillar Tractor Co. 724 150 Years of International Harvester by C.H. Wendell (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼ 416 pages, the International grain shocker page 163, four grain binder pulled by 1 large tractor page 162, horse eveners page 153, engines page 110, a McCormick corn shocking attachment page 63

725 Ford Trucks Since 1905 (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 416 pages, pre‐1905 trucks page 5, model T truck page 41, Henry Fords first truck he designed page 5 726 Conestoga Six‐Horse Bell Teams of Eastern Pennsylvania (H.C.0 7 ¾ x 11, 164 pages, copyright 1930, the origin of the Conestoga Wagon page 15, of the Conestoga Wagon and its construction page 62, the hay day of wagoning, view on North Queen St. Lancaster about 1840 727 Conestoga Wagon‐Masterpiece of the Blacksmith (P.B.) 50 pages, origin of the wagon evolution early history page 1, historical background of Lancaster Co. PA The earliest use of Conestoga Wagons in the colonies, early roads from Philadelphia to Lancaster, toll house page 33 728 Yesterdays Farm Tools & Equipment (H.C.) 11 ¼ x 8 ¾, 208 pages, farming and tools, growing hemp page 11, making hay 1900 area page 16, tobacco page 88 729 American Farm Tools From Hand Power to Steam Power (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 120 pages, double row hand corn planter page 30, the check‐row corn planter page 31, and 1822 patented mowing machine page 87, the peck corn binder operated in front of a 2 horse hitch page 60, the wooden horse to build a corn shock page 58 730 Bringing in the Hay (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 124 pages, signed by the Arthur changing times, making hay, sickles, scythes, and mowers page 23, rakes and tedders page 31, hay mows and trolly carriers page 55, colossal stackers page 63 731 Farm Knowledge Soils and Crops (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 558 pages, copyright 1918, prepared exclusively for Sears, Roebuck & Co. Volume 2, soils and crops, farm manures, commercial fertilizers, lime its forms and uses page 89, how to grow crops pages 205‐428, crops improvement and protection pages 429‐536 732 Farm Knowledge, Farm Life (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10, 552 pages, copyright 1918, Volume 4, the business of farming page 3‐136, the farm home, family, and community page 139‐334, science and the farmer page 335‐424, prepared exclusively for Sears, Roebuck & Co., what the farm and farm house should do for the child page 253 733 Tobacco Lore of Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, Where did the word tobacco come from? Page 1, the tobacco plant influences Europe, tobacco in North America before the revolution, early tobacco history of Pennsylvania, establishing the tobacco bed, a very early tobacco seeder, steaming tobacco beds, from seedbed to field, cutting, and curing, taking down & stripping 734 Tobacco Land U.S.A. (P.B.) 10 x 14, 40 pages, a picture story of tobacco land U.S.A., marvels of ingenuity page 11, making Chesterfield cigarettes page 11, auction times page 13, curing cigarette tobacco in barrels page 17, harvest time when the whole family lends a hand page 25 735 The Cultivator (H.C.) 6 ½ x 10 ¼, January 1853 to December 1853, 384 pages, old farming stories, how to reseed grass page 332, good milk cow page 317, tanks for liquid manure in 1853 page 299, a cheap ice house page 275 735A The Cultivator Journal for the Farm and the Garden (H.C.) 7 x 10 ¼, 384 pages, copyright 1855, a full year bound in a hard cover January 1855 to December 1855 consists of farming stories in the 1855 era, lots of old ads etc. 736 Mackenzie’s Five Thousand Receipts (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 456 pages, 1829 copyright directions for rearing the silk worm, culture of the white mulberry tree, diseases of the horse, varnishes, oil and water colors, miniature painting, enameling, engraving, dyeing, bleaching and scouring, cements, brewing, wines, medicine, how to bleed a person for fever page 199, hiccups treatment page 205, how to treat for worms page 208, how to treat for gout page 211

737 The Herald of Health and Journal of Physical Culture (H.C.) 6 x 9 ½, copyright 1869, the grape cure page 117, the rearing of our children, eating and drinking, damnations, danger of public life, Vincent Priessnitz and his water cure, the magnetic cure, stop worrying

738 10 issues of Successful Farming (P.B.) 1942’s 1 without cover 739 8 issues of Successful Farming (P.B.) 7 issues of 1943 a few with no cover, 1 issue of 1931

740 10 issues of The Country Gentleman 1914 lots of old farming stories and equipment ads

741 9 issues of The Country Gentleman 1913 a farmers market in a vacant lot, the demand for better milk, the outlook in walnut growing, lots of old farming stories 742 8 issues of The Country Gentleman 1912 to 1925 mixed years shipping future why are we selling instead of buying? Lot of old ads, Lincoln’ s only speech on farming 743 10 issues of Cappers Farmer 1942’s chore saving feed storage, lots of farming stories, color ads from Firestone and Minneapolis‐Moline 744 7 issues of Saturday Evening Post 1916‐1917 lots of old ads, color ad of Overland touring sedan, Fisk Tires,, Stetson Hats, Cole tour coupe $2,195.00, perfection smokeless oil heaters, Maytag washer 1916, GMC trucks ad 1916, a $740.00 republic truck, Chalmers Motor Co touring car, Kissel kar, the all‐year ear, 100’s of old car ads and lots of stories 745 8 issues of The Saturday Evening Post 1 issue of December 9, 1899; 1 issue of January 6, 1900; 1 issue of January 26, 1901; April 26, 1902; the serene duck hunter by former President Grover Cleveland; April 19, 190s; May 3, 1902; May 10, 1902 746 14 issues of Colliers Illustrated Weekly July 1902, July14, 1917, Misc. 1953‐1954, 3 without covers 747 22 issues of Pennsylvania Farmers 1949 748 6 issues of Pennsylvania Farmer August 23, 1940 article of Pennsylvania Turnpike; September 21, 1940 a typical scene of wheat seeing 3 mules in a McCormick grain drill; January 3, 1942 draft‐bred colts on a Hershey farm in Lebanon Co.; July 5, 1941 June along the Conestoga Creek in Lancaster Co.; January 13, 1940 farm show week where 100’s of thousands of people will gather; June 26, 1954 origin of ice cream 749 20 issues of PA Farmers 1950’s 750 20 issues of Pa Farmer misc. 1950’s 751 1 bound Volume 1957 full year of Ohio Farmer (H.C.) 10 ¼ x 14 ½, the weekly article of the Lady Farmer, the country parson ponders a weekly article, so of these stories were taken for the Old Country New 752 12 issues of The National Stockman and Farmer 10 issues of 1913 and 2 issues of 1924

753 7 issues of Ohio Edition of the National Stockman and Farmer 6 issues of 1922, 1 issue of 1924 754 18 issues of American Agriculture 1920’s and 1930’s sugar making, where the potato was better then gold, mink trapping, corn husking 1861, the new George Washington Bridge across the Hudson River to N.Y.C. 755 4 issues of The Rural New Yorker 1899 grafting nut trees, how to force sweet corn, lots of old ad’s, lots of farming advice from the 1890’s 756 6 magazines Farm & Fireside 1921‐1026‐1927 misc. issues, 1 issue Farm Life January 1919, all farming related 757 11 issues of Successful Farming 1940’s misc. issues some are missing front covers 758 4 issues of Fortune (P.B.) 10 x 13, March 1949 Truman’s “Global Recovery Plan” page 75, deep see fishing page 105, April issue two billion dollar failure in Japan page 67, May issue California cotton rush page 85, June issue Los Angeles the undiscovered city page 76

759 4 issues of Fortune (P. B.) February 1939 Packard car ad 1939 page 36, U.S. oil refinery at a crossroad page 58, Celotix insulation in 1939 page 80; March 1939 fire page 61, Arcactia in Iron page 53, General Motors page 45; April 1939 television a $13,000,00 if page 53, Procter & Gamble pure profit record in 1939, I wonder where I can go now, A million migrant farm workers ask in 1939 page 91; July 1939 Under the asphalt, a story of New York City under the surface 45,000 miles of pipes, conducts, mains, and ducts; so congested is the subsurface that no master map has ever been made. Read about the water tunnels coming into N.Y.C. page 139. An unbelievable story on the railroad station plus lots of other areas.

760 28 issues Eastern States Cooperator of the 1950’s these issues consist of information on farming, chickens, fertilizer, milk production and lots more 761 20 issues of 1940’s & 1950’s mixed The Furrow compliments of Graybill’s Garage Mifflintown, PA, these issues are all about John Deer farm equipment, full of ads and short stories 762 100 Years of Farm Journal (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12 ½, 252 pages, a copy of 1st issue Vol. 1‐ #1 of 1977 page 7: Penn State a Rat Hole in 1880 page 16, silage got a frosty welcome in 1881 page 17, Post office on wheels page 18, butchering time on the farm page 32, the auto is a fad this is certain in 1908 page 39, the President is a real farmer page 41, Aunt Harriet before Dear Abby page 44, a very unusual book, 100’s of farming ads in early 1900’s

763 The Furrow Bicentennial Issue 1976 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 26 pages, as of 1976 John Deere had been in business for 139 years, and a lot of their history is listed in the booklet, day of hoof and harness page 8, a tractor built for soft ground, wooden wheels 15 feet wide and 9 feet high, harnessing mechanical mules page 16, the horseless carriage goes to work page 24

764 Horses in Harness (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 252 pages, traffic, streets, and roads, delivering the merchandise, the stables, the fire horses, the farriers and blacksmiths, farming with horses, the anatomy of a buggy page 143, the cozy cab carriage page 138, ice wagon, building the vehicles 90,000 wagons a year by Kentucky Wagon Mfg. page 133, if you want history of horsed and wagons it’s probably in this book 765 Horse Power (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 256 pages, by Roy Reiman memories of real horsepower page 51, when draft horses ruled the land page 41, the 40 horse hitch getting them around the corner page 24, he drives the famous hitch of all the 40 horses page 11

766 Country People (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 192 pages by Reiman Publications, big ears, big money, good pals all about mules page 88, hay mountain page 173, the old general store page 175

767 6 issues of Country People 1981 published by Roy Reiman, the first year of this publication f fore runner of “Country” if you like reading “Country” then here is a chance to get the 1st year, “my most embarrassing moment” etc. 768 3 issues of Country Kids (P.B.) 8 x 10, published by Reiman Publishing 1984 anything in here that kids would be interested in 769 Country Life in America (P.B.) 10 ¼ x 14 ½, January 1908 the home ice supply page 313, raising dogs for profit in 1908 page 318, making your own ice page 332, the Simpson motor lawn mower for 1908 page 341, Studebaker opera bus ad page 339, midwinter fishing in 108 page 336, what car should I buy page 322 770 2 issues of Country Home (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, October 1933, February 1934 771 Mr. Fisher’s Company, History of New Holland 1940‐1985 (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¾, 100 pages, the New Holland engine patented 1903 page 8, Mr. Nolt's’s baler in 1940 page 9, elevator Ike Z. Smoker invented the first bale thrower page 27, Hay‐In‐a day page 36

772 2 books Classic American Farm Tractor (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 9, 120 pages, lots of different tractor’s listed, happy farmer tractor page 119; Tractor Heritage (P.B.) 8 x 9, 128 pages, case 18‐32 page 25, 1916 Bates steel mule page 16, the steel horse page 11 773 The Barn (P.B.) 10 x 11 ½, 256 pages, a vanishing landmark in North America, if you have any interest in early barns then here is a lot of history 774 The Desperate Years (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ½, 288 pages from stock market crash to World War II, a pictorial history of the thirties 500 illustrations, a 25 cent scrip certificate page 98, New York taxi strikes page 154, dust bowl page 165 775 Farmers in a Changing World (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 1215 pages, American agriculture the first 300 years page 171 776 Butchering, Processing, and Preservation of Meat (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 318 pages, copyright 1955, man’s eating customs page 1, butchering cattle page 91, dressing game animals page 117, procuring, cleaning, and cutting fish 777 2 books The Art of Blacksmith (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 438 pages, more then 500 illustrations, making hinges page 210, making nails page 206, lots more; The Modern Blacksmith (P.B.) 8 x 11, 96 pages, the blacksmith shop and its equipment page 10, hammer and body motions in forging page 20, making hinges page 52 778 3 booklets The Family of the Wild Horses of the West (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 20 pages compiled by Jonas King; Horse Breaking by Dick Spencer III (P.B.) 8 x 11, 36 pages, what is horse breaking page 2, mounting and first rides page 18; Health Problems of the Horse by Robert M. Miller D.V.M. (P.B.) 8 x 11, 48 pages, first aid for horses page 5, the prevention of founder page 23, foot problems page 32 779 10 booklets Home Course in Animal Breeding (P.B.) 5 x 8 ¼, copyright 1944 by Prof. C.C. Palmer, D.V.M. 780 8 booklets Prof. Beery’s Illustrated Course in Horse Training (P.B) 6 x 9, copyright 1944, #1 colt training, #1 disposition and subjection, #3 kicking and balking, # 4 shying and running away, #5 bad to shoe and halter pulling, #6 promiscuous vices, #7 overcoming special fears, #8 teaching tricks, to shoot a gun page 9, playing dead page 14, to drive without bridle or lines page 15 781 Listen to the Lend (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 272 pages, copyright 1977 by Farm Journal, here are 100 top stories that have appeared in Farm Journal over the years, a good life as well as a good living page 7, how does a young wife manage page 99, the rewarding years, lots of humors stories 782 5 issues of Engineers and Engines (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, November 1958, a picture of Daniel Best tractor hauling 72 tons of gravel page 33, lots of ads and tractor and engine stories

783 11 issues of Gas Engine Magazine (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, all from 1986 784 Asher & Adams Pictorial Album of American Industry 1876 (H.C.) with D.J. 11 ¼ x 16, 192 pages, copyright 1976, tin ware manufactures page 13, telegraphy in U.S.A. page 18, horse hay fork page 20, the Erie Railway page 33, over 1000 fascinating pictures, the Yale Lock Mfg. Co. page 159, birds eye view of P. Lorillard & co. Tobacco Mfg. New Jersey page 153

785 The Depression Years (H.C.) with D.J. 11 ¼ x 15 ¼, 302 pages, pages of New York Times from 1929 through 1939 with more then 350 illustrations 786 Scientific American (P.B.) 11 x 16, copyright 1977, a copy of 1st issue Vol. 1 #1 has about the improved railroad car, new inventions patent office, window washer, clothes drying machine, flying machines, ice harvesting on the Hudson River Feb. 10, 1872, the great suspension bridge between New York and Brooklyn and how they dug the foundation November 12, 1870, new railroad tunnel under the Hudson River between New York and Jersey City December 12, 1874, elevation and plan of propose structure for the New York elevated railroads January 12, 1878, opening of the great suspension bridge between New York and Brooklyn May 26, 1883, the Statue of Liberty as it will appear when completed June 13, 1885, New York City the great snow and wind storm of March 12 and 13, March 24, 1888, the transfusion of blood, AD 1667, September 5, 1874, This could be the most remarkable book of the auction 787 3 issues of Scientific American (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, July 1935, power form Boulder Dam page 28, May 1935, electricity’s place in railroading page 252, wings of Europe page 229, January 1935, guarding Egypt’s tombs page 13, quintuplets, quadruplets, triplets, twins page 10, a new deal for mice page 16, sundials and their construction page 22, aeronautics in 1934 page 34

788 2 issues The Saturday Evening Post the Fisher Quintuplets November 10, 1963 a merry Christmas for a the Fisher quints, December 18, 1965, also see Lot #787 for more information on quintuplets 789 9 books The Old Farmers Almanac (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 8 ½, 1999 through 2007 very good condition 790 8 issues of The Farm Spring 1946 the busy little bee page 33, we get along life in the Tennessee hills page 46, Sunday religion a 2 hour sermon and you sat on hard benches page 58, raising pigeons page 66 there are lots more old fashioned stories to numerous to mention

791 Farm Life in the Early 1900’s Lykens Valley (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 48 pages signed by Florence L. Young the Arthur to Elam Lapp, first bi‐planes seen in the Lykens Valley page 15

792 Public Ledger April 1, 1915 to April 30, 1915 (H.C.) 17 x 23, 1 month newspaper from Philadelphia bound in hard cover, this is the original newspaper during the World War I lots of information on war new, (lots of ads) sports, Phillies beat Athletics April 9, 1915

793 40 issues of misc. Look‐Saturday Evening Post Life Magazines 1960’s etc. 794 4 issues Railroad Magazine 1950’s 6 ½ x 9 ½ 795 4 issues Railroad Magazine 1952’s 6 ½ x 9 ½, New Yorks forgotten railroad, many stories

796 5 issues Railroad Magazine 1949‐1951‐1952, army railroading, the Ashtabula disaster, lots of train wreck stories 797 9 issues of Railroad Magazines 1950’s 8 ¼ x 11, water towers & windmills, a story of a steam logging road , latest trend in push‐bottom yards, sawmill railroading, 100 years of circus trains, the gold rush route 798 7 issues of Railroad Magazine 1960’s 8 ¼ x 11, the railway that chocolate bars built the Milton Hersey story October 1960 issue page 16, 93 years of railway ferries across San Francisco Bay, some of the worlds biggest steam engines, shipwrecked sailors rescued by rail

799 9 issues of Railroad Magazine 1960’s‐1970’s 8 ¼ x 11, the Lindberg special, a train that made history, the story of brakes hoes, ham operators, Broadway limited celebrates 75th years

800 9 issues of Railroad Magazine 1970’s 8 ¼ x 11 801 7 issues of Railroad Magazine 1950’s ‐1960’s 8 ¼ x 11 snowbound in Iowa, wild hoggers and no brakes, holdups that misfired, worlds greatest dome, a boomer in old Mexico (a true story)

802 27 issues of Trains 1970’s & 1980’s 8 ¼ x 11, the king of the rails, end of track for Tom Swift’s electric locomotive, the train that takes a barge to work, how to put Amtrak in the black

803 3 magazines The Road to Paradise (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, the story of the rebirth of the Strasburg Railroad; The Train Whistles Echo, story of the western railroad era 8 ½ x 11, 64 pages; ? 804 9 issues of Mechanix Illustrated 1940’s 1950’s 805 20 assorted farming magazines Farm Implement News 1956 ‐1938, The Furrow 1958, 3 “Country People”1984; “Sheep and Goat Raiser” 1958; “Household Tools”, “Country Gentlemen” 1950’s; “Colorado Rancher & Farmer”; “Better Farm” 1946; “Pennsylvania Farmer” 1966; “Montana Farmer‐Stockmen Coppers Farmer” 806 New York Transcript March 30, 1835, April 1, 1835, April 2, 1835; The Metropolitan and Rural Home September 1899 807 3 issues of American History 8 ¼ x 11 ½, May 1974 George Washington a farmer at Mount Vernon page 4, The American Colonies and the West Indies page 12, January 1973, The first Atlantic cable page 4, the other Sitting Bull page 26; April 1973, the great Brooklyn Bridge 1885 page 4, early pioneers in Tennessee country page 20, a steamboats race with death page 34 808 4 issue of American History Illustrated 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, February 1974, Eli Whitney embattled inventor page 4, in search of “the African” page 21, January 1974 magnificent were the Iroquois page 22, Richmond Falls page 19, December 1973, Presidents in retirement page 34, The founding of Chicago page 24, Francis Paskman on the Oregon Trail page 4

809 3 issue of American History Illustrated 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, July 1973, Plymouth Plantation September 6, 1620 page 26, the father of free delivery page 23, November 1973, the other Civil War in the west page 19, six weeks in a lifeboat in 1866 page 11, June 1974 John Forbes and his wilderness road in 1759 page 29, bandits over Clark only 10 hours after their attack on Pearl Harbor‐‐‐ page 21, the settlement of the Great Plains page 4

810 20 issue of Life Magazines 811 Life, November 19, 1965 5:28p.m. November 9th the lights went out in New York City, a dark night to remember, the big city lived by the light of the moon, a New York City as never before, commuters snoozed in their coach, over 100,000 were homeless by no power, and then finally by 4:44 a.m. the lights came back on. What went wrong

812 9 issues of Life from the 1960’s on the astronaut’s story, footprints and photographs by Neil Armstrong, barnstorming the moon, the Glenn story nobody saw, leaving for the moon, the new astronauts 813 Life (P.B.) 9 x 11, 128 pages, man in space, early space dreams, scientists were dreaming about going to space as far back as 160 AD, a liquid propellant rocket in 1926 page 17,lots of early history on space 814 Touched by all Creatures (H.C.) with D.J. 340 pages, doctoring animals in the Pennsylvania Dutch country 815 2 books by James Herriot All Creatures Great and Small (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 442 pages; All Things Wise and Wonderful 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 432 pages, 816 The Best of James Herriot (H.C.) 8 x 10 ¼, 502 pages, James Herriot’s own selection from his original books, with additional material by Readers Digest Editors 817 12 issues of Good Old Days Magazines 8 x 11, 1970’s mixed years 818 12 issues of Good Old Days Magazines 8 x 11, 1970’s mixed years 819 12 issues of Good Old Days Magazines 8 x 11, 1970’s mixed years 820 9 issues of Good Old Days Magazines 8 x 11, 1970’s mixed years 821 5 complete years of Pennsylvania Game News in a black trapper keeper the years 1969‐1970‐ 1975‐1976‐1977 (sell as 1 lot) 822 4 Pennsylvania Game News 9 x 12, March 1943‐August 1943‐February 1949‐July 1949(sell as 1 lot) 823 3 issues of Nature Magazine 8 ¼ x 11 ½, September 1933, February 1933, June 1930 824 3 issues of Nature Magazine 8 ¼ x 11 ½, January 1925, the wonder world of ice page 15, the wolverine page 14, May 1924 the breaking of a buffalo team page 267, brown coal a future fuel a story down in the mines page 271, June‐July 1939 825 6 issues of Nature Magazine 8 ½ x 12, February 1937, August‐September 1940, November 1949, January 1950, April 1951, February 1951 826 Pennsylvania Game News Treasury (P.B.) 6 x 9, 526 pages, copyright 1979, history of hunting page 49, the Tonoloway Indian massacre page 45, the lost Cox children page 27, hunting the buffalo page 131, the last raft page 87, Pennsylvania’s war on wolves page 269, hunting camp of the ancients page 467, the bitter winter 1777‐78 827 3 catalogs Thompson/Center Arms Catalog#1 8 ½ x 11; Thompson/Center Arm Catalog #2 March 7, 1975 8 ½ x 11; Sports Manual 7 ¼ x 9 ½, guns, early Remington rifles

828 8 issues of Fur‐Fish‐Game 1960’s Harding’s magazine (February issue missing cover)

829 16 issues Virginia Wildlife 8 ½ x 11, 1970’s wildlife stories, mushroom, rifles, etc. 830 6 issue of Sports Afield 8 ¼ x 11 ½, 1955‐1956 831 12 issues of New York State Conservationist (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 1949 to 1953 mixed years birds in N.Y.C. and lots more 832 10 issues of The Ohio Conservation Bulletin (P.B.) 9 x 12, 1956‐1957 833 7 issues of Fur‐Fish‐Game (P.B.) Harding’s magazine 8 x 11, a few in 1940, the rest in 1960’s

834 8 issues of Sports Afield 1955‐1956 835 6 issues of Fur‐Fish‐Game 1967‐1968 836 Hard bound Fur‐Fish‐Game September 1925 to December 1925, growing ginseng and golden seal, Lewis and Clark’s last man, lots of good hunting stories 837 Hard bound Fur‐Fish‐Game January 1926 to December 1926 a full year stories that I used for the Cold Country News 838 Hard bound Fur‐Fish‐Game January 1927 to December 1927 839 6 issues to Sports Afield 1954‐1955 840 A Centennial Celebration of Outdoor Life, 100 years in Pictures (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 12 ½, 224 pages, the first years 1898‐1899 page 7, best of the 1900’s page 13, best of 1910’s page 35 and on up to the Centennial issue, a lot of front cover pictures, very interesting, if you like old stories and hunting ads 841 14 issues of Outdoor Life from the 1950’s no front covers 842 12 issues of Outdoor Life 1960’s some covers torn, stories by Jack O’Conner 843 3 magazines 3 Outdoor Life in 1950’s 844 4 issues of Hunting and Fishing January 1933, March 1942, September 1949, March 1950

845 10 issues of Fur‐Fish‐Game all in 1933 846 3 issues of Sports Afield January 1937, August 1942 baseball’s Ted Williams goes hunting page 6 by Jack O’Conner, November 1942 847 State of New York Forest, Fish & Game Commission Annual Reports of 1904‐1905‐1906(H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ½, 420 pages, copyright 1907 atypical sugar bush page 34, forest surveying in the Adirondacks page 31, Adirondack game report for 1904, cultivation of the oyster page 120, plantation of 650 acres in 1902 page 80 848 2 books Handbook of the Birds of Europe the Middle East and North Africa (H.C.) with D.J. 8 x 10 ½ (Volume 2) 696 pages; Traveling with the Birds (H.C.) 10 x 12, 64 pages, copyright 1933, A book on bird migration with color illustrations. Why bird migrate page 23, long distance champions page 39 849 Book of North American Birds (H.C.) 6 ½ x 11 ¼, 576 pages, by Readers Digest, over 600 species in all and divided into eight groups according to type and habitat each page has a full color painting usually a male, at the end of the book is a special collection of 100 species that are rare 850 Readers Digest North American Wildlife (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 560 pages, an illustrated guide to 2000 plants and animals, every species in full color 1000’s of identification capsules, range maps, and habitat symbols from Florida to Alaska 851 2 books Birds of America (H.C.) 8 x 11, 290 pages, copyright 1917, Garden city books, lots of color illustrations; Birds of America (H.C.) 8 x 11, copyright 1936 b Garden City

852 The Imperial Collection of Audubon Animals (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12 ½, 308 pages, copyright 1947, 150 full color prints, original text by John James Audubon and the Rev. John Bachman D.D. 853 4 volumes of Wonders of Animal Life (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11, ( no copyright date but early) the white ant page 17, a 20 foot skyscraper built by white ants page 21, birth of a crocodile emerging from the egg page 97, what comes out of an egg page 87, the great elephant doing service for its masters page 233, the bee page 247, animals that change their clothes page 273, the skill of the spider page 391, animals tamed by man page 407, animal craftsmanship page 1058, the clever tricks page 949, animals that live upside down page 921

854 2 books by North American Hunting Club, Whitetail Wisdom (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11, 160 pages, whitetail management page 8, understanding whitetails page 38;The Great American Deer Camp (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11, 222 pages, mostly deer camp stories 855 2 books Outdoor Life Hunters Yearbook 1986 and 1988, (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 856 The Buffalo Book (P.B.) 6 x 9, 384 pages, copyright 1974, the firs buffalo page 4, millions on the prairies and plains page 20, the slaughter page 93, heads and horns page 196, trails and travel page 18 battling bulls page 144, after the kill page 134 857 8 books Foxfire Volume 1‐2‐3‐4‐5‐6‐7, Foxfire 25 years (P.B.) 6 x 9, hog dressing, log cabin building, snake lore, spinning weaving, burial customs, corn shuckin’s, wagon making, hide tanning, butter churns, spring houses, cheese making, blacksmithing, flintlock rifles

858 The Education of a Bear Hunter (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 276 pages 859 Animals Can Be Almost Human (H.C.) with D.J. 8 x 10 ¼, 416 pages, an armful of gorilla, how to raise a woodchuck, a lion called Christian, our skunk, secret, our bear affair, a wolf in the house, raccoons are the brightest people, paddy, orphan of the wild 860 2 books Kentucky Game Warden (P.B.) 4 ¼ x 7. 218 pages, a day in the life of a Kentucky game warden, all true stories; Sportsman’s Guide to Game Animals (H.C) with D.J. 5 x 7 ¼, 656 pages, a detail behavior in the wild’s of North American game animals

861 3 volume set with slipcase The Upland Game Hunters (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10 ¾, a complete guide to game bird hunting over 120 pictures; The Varmint and Crow Hunter’s Bible (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10 ¾ hunting woodchucks, crows, foxes, bobcats, coyotes, snakes, snapping turtles, over 150 pictures; The Deer Hunter’s Bible (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10 ¾, guide to hunting deer, where, when, and how over 100 pictures 862 McClane’s New Standard Fishing Encyclopedia (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ½, 1156 pages, over 6000 entries, copyright 1965, if there is anything you want to know about fishing then read this book 863 The Pennsylvania Kentucky Rifle (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 374 pages, by Henry Kauffman, copyright 1960, the rifle in Europe, the rifle in Pennsylvania, locks of Pennsylvania rifles, the gunsmith, pistols page 93 864 Thought on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age (H.C.) 9 x 12 ¼, 562 pages, copyright 1960, the longrifle series, pre‐revolutionary Kentucky’s with brass patch boxes page 60, locations of gunsmiths page 51, on the Kentucky as a collectable 865 America, The Men and Their Guns that Made Her Great (H.C.) with D.J. 7 ½ x 9 ½, 184 pages, copyright 1981, Teddy Roosevelts quest for the frontier page 129, Buffalo Bill page 117, Annie Oakley page 122 866 The Illustrated Encyclopedia of 19th Century Firearms (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 12, 216 pages, the first firearms, early muzzle‐loading rifles page 26, the machine gun 867 Guns of the American West (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ½, 192, from flint to cap 1776‐1846, rim fire, center fire, and rapid fire, 1846‐1866, the wild west 1840‐1900 868 Weaponry An Illustrated History (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 240 pages, more then 600 illustrations from more then 3500 years, from flintlock to percussion cap, Colt’s revolvers page 130, machine guns of World War II, duckfoot pistol 4 barrel version page 79, Indian fighting implements page 58, armor page 46, bows and crossbows 869 The Collecting of Gun’s (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11, 272 pages, copyright 1954, the firearms of the old world, the Kentucky‐Pennsylvania rifles and pistols, the muskets and early rifles of U.S.A. 870 The Treasure of Sporting Guns (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 11, 240 pages, age of invention, the beginning of guns 871 2 books Guns and How They Work (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¾, 186 pages, over 100 illustrations most in color, revolvers; Hobby Gunsmithing (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 320 pages, a pro tells you how to refinish, repair, restore, checker, customize, etc. 872 2 books Guns (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 104 pages, copyright 1963, flintlock, dual ignition, percussion cap, 1st self‐contained cartridge 1812; Collecting Military Antiques (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 10 ½, 208 pages, more then 100 black and white photographs

873 4 books The Hunters Bible (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10, 182 pages; The Gunners Bible (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10, 192, a complete guide to sporting firearms with over 300 pictures of guns and gunning; The Gun Digest 2nd Annual Edition (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 164 pages, copyright 1946 by Kleim’s Sporting Goods; 35th Anniversary 1981 Deluxe Edition Gun Digest (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¾, 448 pages the worlds greatest gun book 874 2 books Our Rifles (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 412 pages, copyright 1946, our sporting rifles from 1800 to 1840, flintlock, cap lock; Hand Loading for Hunters (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9, 320 pages, beginners and the Basics, bullet selection 875 The Sporting Magazine from London from October 1792 to March 1793, Hard bound 5 ¼ x 8 ½, a picture of turning out the deer for the royal hunt on Windsor the Kingdom of Abyffi nia in Africa page 16, an Indian hunting song page 21, introduction and improvement of fi re arms, partridge shooting page 34, pheasant shooting page 34, the sportsman general calendar page57, history of boxing page 77, origin and progress of horses and horse racing page 82, the sportsman’s complete almanac for the year 1793 page 113, rules and orders of the jockey clubs page 145, a digest of the laws concerning game, history of boxing page 197, lottery gaming page 280, a very unusual and rare book on hunting in London the 1700’s, this book is hard to read, because in those years the spelling was slightly different then today

876 Disasters (H.C.) with D.J. 11 ¼ x 15 ¼, from the pages of the New York Times, May 1902, the giant volcano Mount Pelee erupted 40,000 are dead, listed in this book are more then 140 disasters reported from the Chicago fire 1871 to the crash of a jet at Kennedy Airport in 1975, a blizzard in 1888 killing more the 400 people, Peru estimates 30,000 dead in 1970, the Illinois mine disaster in 1909 page 39, San Francisco’s earthquake, ½ the city is in ruins

877 Hindenburg An Illustrated History (H.C.) with D.J. 12 x 11 ¼, 230 pages, reliving the era of the great airships, a fold out page showing the control car, and seating area, etc.

878 In The Shadow Death Martinique and the World’s Greatest Disasters (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ¾ 432 pages, copyright 1902, 50,00 men, women and children were killed in an instant page 33, the sole survivor in the city of St. Pierre tells a thrilling story, he was a negro prisoner in the dungeon page 105, and lots of other heart rendering stories.

879 New York Awful Excursion Boat Horror (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ¼, 326 pages, copyright 1906 on Wednesday June 15, 1904 hundreds roasted alive or drowned page 13, the boat starts, the first burst of smoke, children thought the fire alarm a joke, mother’s fight for their children page 29, the captains story, the crew blamed page 120, funeral of the unknown dead page 273 880 The True Story of the Galveston Flood (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ¼, 516 pages, copyright 1909, on September 8, 1900 thousands of men, women, and children were swept to a sudden death. There have been many disasters by storm and flood but none like this

881 The Story of Johnstown Flood (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, 380 pages, copyright 1890 It’s early settlement, rise and progress industrial growth and flood on May 31st, 1889, Joseph Johns an Amishman was the first permanent settlers in the vicinity, born in Switzerland in1750 and was classed as a founder of Johnstown 882 Worlds Greatest Calamities (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ¼, 474 pages, copyright 1904, the Baltimore fire and Chicago Theatre Horror compiled from stories told by eye witnesses of both these terrible calamities 883 Our National Calamity of Fire, Flood, and Tornado (H.C.) 6 x 9, 352 pages, copyright 1913, Dayton’s manace of fire and famine page 36, the devastation of Columbus, Ohio page 110, the flood in eastern Indiana page 179, the tornado in Kansas and Arkansas page 228, the tornado in Pennsylvania page 239 the flood in Pennsylvania page 254, previous floods and tornadoes

884 America’s Greatest Flood and Tornado Calamity (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ¼, 320 pages, copyright 1913, a night of terror, brief diary of the flood, what to do after a flood 885 Blizzard of March 13, 1888 (P.B.) 8 x 10, 136 pages, a map showing the path of 2 storms that produced the great blizzard of 1888 page 97, this is all so overwhelming page 41

886 An American Plague, The True and Terrifying Story of the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793 (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ¾, August 3, 1793 in Philadelphia had a problem with dead fish and the start of the yellow fever 887 The Black Death in the Fourteenth Century (P.B.) 6 x 9, 206 pages 888 Agnes…..Harrisburg (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 134 pages, signed by G.G. Stoctay the author and numbered 28 of 100 Dr. Harry B. Bowe signature on page 118 889 Flood and High Water 1936 (P.B.) 10 x 7, Pennsylvania’s greatest flood disaster in pictures

890 3 books Flood Pennsylvania Collector’s Edition (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 64 pages; Millersburg, Pennsylvania Summer of 1972 (P.B.) 8 x 10 ½, 24 pages; Penn Central Post Special Issue the Flood 8 ½ x 11 ¼ 891 A Stack of Newspaper about the Agnes Flood of 1972 the Ephrata Review, Lancaster New Ear the drowning victim Samuel K. Kauffman 22 of Ronks, PA the great flood of 1977, a story of the Conemaugh Valley 892 The Great Fire (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¼ x 10 ¼ 144 pages the Chicago fire of 1871 was one of the most colossal disasters in America, newly 100,000 people were homeless, the fire started Sunday night and burned until Tuesday 893 2 books Nature on the Rampage, Our Violent Earth (H.C.) 7 x 10 ¼, 200 pages, plagues, pest, and people page 162, 6 inches of hail in drifts 8 feet hight page 151; Weather Nature in Motion (H.C.) 7 x 10 ¼ 192 pages, in hurricane Andrew page 167, how hurricanes happen page 161, sever thunderstorms and tornadoes page 135, dust bowl in the 1930’s page 95

894 4 books Blizzard (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ½ what is a blizzard; Tornadoes (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ½, what is a tornado; Hurricane (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ½ what is a hurricane; Droughts (H.C.) 7 ½ x 9 ½ what is a drought( all books are written by Michael Allaby) 895 2 books Tsunami (P.B.) 6 x 9, 148 pages by Harvey Yoder, 80,000 people died in the tsunami of December 26, 2004; Hope, Underground the 35 Chilean Miners (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 192 pages, tragedy strikes page 25, alive page 69 896 The Hammer Rings Hope (H.C.) 12 x 9 ½, 184 pages, photos and stories from fifty years of Mennonite Disaster Service, in the eye of the storm page 9, a spoon imbedded in a tree page 15, in the beginning of MDS in 1950 page 19, cutting up a tree with a hand saw page 21, what are you here page 29, Amish volunteers in a barn raising at Sam Beilers near Salisburg, PA page 30, Palm Sunday tornadoes in 1965 in northern Indiana page 43, Solomon Schwartz of Anabel, MO struggles against rising floodwaters in 1993 page 59, Hurricane Andrew page 71, and lots more 897 The Mighty Whirlwind by David Wagler (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 266 pages, copyright 1966, some history, facts and feeling of the Palm Sunday tornadoes in northern Indiana, read how the Amish in Lancaster Co., PA responded to the plea for help page 209 898 2 newspapers of The Palm Sunday Tornado 1965 “The Wakarusa Tribune” April 14, 1965 Orville Miller farm page 13, Wyatt grain building page 12, area tornado damage huge page 7; “the Goshen News” April 22, 1965; “The Palm Sunday Digest,” at least 64 killed, President Johnson at the scene, a list of are residents who died; “Sunnyside” addition almost wipe out page 5, lots of airial views 899 Lots of newspaper clippings of the Atlantic, PA tornado of May 31, 1985; the Andy Byler farm on where he was killed; The Daily Record of Woaster, Ohio reports the tornado of July 22, 1969 900 Killer Tornadoes May 31, 1985 (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 128 pages, paths and intensity of the tornadoes page 3, lots of pictures describing the disaster 901 Tornadoes in Somerset Co. PA (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 168 pages, three tornadoes in two day in the hills of Somerset Co. Sunday evening May 31, 1998 lots of color pictures, an amazing book

902 Out of the Whirlwind (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 62 pages, the April 7, 1998 tornado in Arthur, Illinois map showing path of tornado’s page 50, lots of stories of the storm 903 Days of Devastation, stories of Alabama’s Tornado (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 128 pages, what a disaster this was 904 Hurricane Mitch in Central America (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 152 pages, lots of pictures showing the destruction in Honduras, South America in November 1998 905 Diary of a Tragedy 1988 Atlantic, PA (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 36 pages, by Jacob Wengerd an account of the May 31, 1985 tornadoes and the bewildering days that followed 906 2 books Natures Force (P.B.) 8 x 11, 144 pages, surviving a natural disaster page 112, a look at blizzards past pages 94‐101, death from the deep page 58; Floods 1889‐1936‐1977 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 32 pages 907 Haiti Earthquake (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¾, 198 pages, Haiti rocked by massive earthquake, destruction page 57, is there hope for Haiti page 187, mobile medical clinics page 166, Cam’s response page 165, published by TGS of Christian Aid Ministries of Ohio 908 16 newspapers of Floods Harrisburg Telegraph March 19, 1936 City staggered by loss, river to reach 31 feet before crest is passed, lots of other papers on the Agnes flood 1972

909 Titanic Voices (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 11 ½, 296 pages, copyright 1994, Artistic impression of sinking page 151, lowering the lifeboats page 157, waiting for the lifeboats page 148,iceberg ahead page 119 910 6 issues of The Titanic Commutator (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, all about the Titanic 911 7 issues of The Titanic Commutator (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, issues from the 1990’s 912 Titanic First Accounts (P.B.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 370 pages, also “Readers Digest” issue of April 1986 has a feature story the unsinkable Titanic 913 Shadow of the Titanic (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 400 pages, in the early morning hours of April 15, 1912, the icy waters of North Atlantic reverberated with desperate screams of more then 1500 men, women, and children, read some of the most unusual stories

914 The Sinking of the Titanic and the Great Sea Disasters (H.C.) 6 x 9, 350 pages, copyright 1912, women and children first page 57, the Titanic strikes an iceberg reactive hammer blows on hitting iceberg is 947,000 foot tons page 46 915 Sinking of the Titanic (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ¼, 320 pages, copyright 1912 (pages very brittle) 916 Titanic in Photographs (H.C.) with D.J. 10 x 10, 160 pages, see the café on page 100, third class cabin page 95, first class passengers had a swimming pool page 93, this is an unbelievable book with all the pictures show the 1st class restaurants, etc. 917 Titanic by Life (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ¾ x 12, 144 pages, in 1912 some items were recovered floating in the ocean page 136, for 73 years the Titanic slept undisturbed (except by natural forces) 12,460 feet under the cold Atlantic seawater page 132, Titanic disaster fund page 91, (if you have an interest in the Titanic then this is the book for you)

918 3 books The Titanic’s Last Hero (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 120 pages; National Geographic issue on Titanic what really happened, exclusive new photos of the wreck; U.S.A. Today Titanic, 100 years later a newspaper 919 3 books Titanic Crossing (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 168 pages; Sinking of the Titanic Eyewitness Accounts (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 288 pages; The Titanic End of a Dream(P.B.) 4 x 7, 490 pages,

920 100 Share Common Stock Certificate with a Picture of the Titanic in a gold frame, 14 x 18 size this stock certificate is an original one 921 Words of Cheer full year of 1951 922 Words of Cheer full year of 1952 923 Words of Cheer full year of 1954 924 Words of Cheer full year of 1955 925 Words of Cheer full year of 1957 926 Words of Cheer full year of 1958 927 Words of Cheer full year of 1959 928 Words of Cheer mixed years of 1916‐1917‐1919‐1920 mixed selection estimated 70 issues

929 Words of Cheer mixed years 1908‐1909‐1910‐1915 estimated 62 issues 930 Ambassador of Peace 1970 full year 931 Ambassador of Peace 1969 August and November missing 932 7 issues of The Youths Companion 1 issue in 1886 the rest in 1887 933 Family Life 1969 full year 934 Family Life 1970 February missing 935 Family Life 1971 complete year 936 Young Companion 1971 complete year, the name ambassador of peace was changed to young in January of this year (1971) the unsigned letters by David Luthy is a story about the Amish in Union County, PA from the 1800’s 937 Young Companion 1972 April and December are missing 938 26 issues of Christian Herald 1921 to 1929 mixed years, across the street in Panama page 171, March 3, 1923 issue, a lot of good Christina reading for the home 939 Family Life 1968 11 issues February missing 940 45 issues Young People’s Paper Vol.#1 January 6, 1894 an 8 page 11 x 16 ½ out of Elkhart, Indiana by M.S. Steiner editor, J.S. Hartzler, Abram Ebersole, a Christian weekly paper, all issues in 1894‐1895 except a few in 1903 941 7 issues of Churchman’s Magazines (P.B.) 6 x 9 ½, 1814‐1816 mixed years exposition of the thirty‐nine articles page 310 942 Harpers Young People of 1881 (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ½, 832 pages, Harper & Bros. Publishers 1881, continued children’s stories and short stories, stories that were used for “The Old Country News” 943 4 booklets The Little White Church; The Lord Will Love Thee; A Star Shone; Once, Long Ago; these books are printed by the Westminster Press MCMXLVIII, size is 7 ¾ x 8

944 6 booklets The Bells Ring Out; Thine is the Glory; Good News to Tell; People of the Promise; And So the Wall Was Built; Prairie Church; by Westminster Press MCMXLIX, size 8 ¾ x 6 ¼

945 The Wrestler of Philippi (P.B.) 7 x 9 ¼, 96 pages, copyright 1896 a tale of the early Christians by David G. Cook Publishing Co. 946 12 books bible stories (H.C.) 4 ½ x 7, copyright 1956‐1959, Jesus by the Sea of Galilee; Jesus Calls His Disciples; Moses Prince and Shepherd; The Story of Joseph; The Child of the Temple; The Story of Saint Paul; Two Stories Jesus Told; The Story of Daniel; The Story of Peter the Fisherman; Nahum and the Little Maid; The Little Lord Jesus; The Shepherd Boy of Bethlehem

947 5 books good Christian reading The Little Chimney Sweep (H.C.) 4 ½ x 6 1/2, copyright 1886; Sunny Hours (H.C.) 4 ½ x 6 1/2; The Withered Branch Revived (H.C.) 4 ½ x 6 ½; Narratives of Pious Children (H.C.) 4 x 6; Church Mouse (H.C.) 4 x 6 948 4 books The Star in the East (H.C.) 4 ½ x 6 ¾, copyright 1900; The Little Captive Maid (H.C.) 4 ½ x 6 ¾, copyright 1900; Grandma’s Happy Hours (H.C.) 4 ½ x 6 ¾, copyright 1892; The Peasant and His Guest, Illustrating the History of Four Boys (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 7 ¾, copyright 1862

949 Children’s Edition of Touching Incidents and Remarkable Answers to Prayer (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 128 pages, copyright 1895, always tell the truth page 8, does this railroad lead to heaven page 18, lots more short children stories 950 Ten Nights in a Bar Room and What I Saw There (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¼, 176 pages 951 13 small religious booklets real early to late 1800’s The Death of John the Baptist (H.C.) 3 ¾ x 6, 36 pages; Little Lucy; The Cottage of Content; Happy Old John; The Thunderstorm; Little Susan and Her Lamb; and more 952 History of the Baptists, The Time of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to the Year 1886 (H.C.) 7 x 10 ½, 978 pages, copyright 1887, John the Baptist, the Baptism of Jesus, Pentecost and Saul, Nero ad Paul, Peter and John, the Apostolic Churches, The Baptist copy of the Apostolic Churches, The second century, the third century, the Waldensians, The Swiss Baptists, Zwickau and Luther, the reformation, the German Baptist, immersion in England, British Baptists John Bunyan, the colonial period‐ Pilgrims and Puritans, the Baptists of Virginia, list of Illustrations, Christians given to lions in Rome Amphitheater page 169, many other illustrations. This book is in very good condition here is the history of our early churches on down to 1886

953 The Robe (H.C.) with D.J. by Lloyd Douglas, copyright 1942 954 Titus the Comrade of the Cross (H.C.) 6 ½ x 8 ½, 96 pages, copyright 1897 by David C. Cook Publishing Co.(front hinge is loose) 955 The Day Christ Was Born (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 107 pages, by Jim Bishop, copyright 1960 (x library book) 956 Life of Christ (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 474 pages, copyright 1958 by Fulton J. Sheen 957 The Greatest Story Ever Told (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 300 pages, copyright 1949by Fulton Oursler 958 Simon Called Peter (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 332 pages, 53rd printing copyright 1922 959 Ben‐Hur a Tale of the Christ (H.C.) 4 ¾ x 7, 552 pages, copyright 1880, (has a loose spine cover)

960 The Curse of Jezebel (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 286 pages, copyright 1961 by Frank G. Slaughter

961 Joseph in Egypt (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 664 pages, copyright 1938, volume two 962 Solomon’s Song (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 322 pages, the story opens on the 18th birthday of Solomon, the son of King David 963 Jacob of Canaan (P.B.) 5 x 8 ½, 270 pages, some of the chapters are as flows, Jacob moves to Shechem, Dinah, the bargain with Hamor and Shechem, Jacob moves to Hebron, Onan dies, Tamar goes home, Leah dies, to Egypt a second time 964 Christ Our Savior (H.C.) 6 x 9, 158 pages, copyright 196 by Mrs. E.G. White, lots of illustrations, all about the life of Christ told for children to understand 965 Bunyan’s Pilgrims Progress (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 10, 328 pages, copyright 1897 with over 100 illustrations designed to help tell the story of Christians going through his life 966 Mr. World and Miss Church Member (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8 ¼, 316 pages, copyright 1900= the meeting of Mr. World and Miss Church Member page 19, the devil’s optical college page 41, Satan interpreting scripture page 49, The Devils Pawn Shop, The valley of temptation page 102, the theatre, expert inventors of the broad highway page 195, Dark Schemes of Satan (and lots more) 967 An Exposition of the Sermon on the Mount (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 8 ¾, 442 pages, the title of this book is self explanatory of this book 968 Yearbook and Almanac of the Holy Land (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 ½, 142 pages, copyright 1936, lots of illustrations, a lot of history recorded 969 Great People of the Bible and How They Lived (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 432 pages by Readers Digest, the golden age of the kings of Israel page 142, founders of the church page 418, cities of the Gentiles page 402, the Romans architects of order page 316, seeker of the Messiah, fighters for freedom the Maccabees page 284 970 The Anabaptist Story (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 238 pages, copyright 1963, a vivid account of men and movements and their meaning today, the birth of Anabaptism, Mennnon Simons and Dutch Anabaptism, Anabaptism and reformation theology, baptism and discipleship, church and state, across the seas and through the years 971 Creeds of Christendom, with a History of Critical Notes (H.C.) 6 x 9 ½, 942 pages, copyright 1877 (x library book) Volume 1 and 3 a lot history with footnotes 972 Bible Teachers Text Book and Students Scripture History (H.C.) 10 x 12 ½, (cover is loose) copyright 1877, four thousand question and answers on the old and new testaments with nearly 2000 illustrations and numerous maps, description of Palestine, Jerusalem, Canaan, Galilee, Jordan, Dead Sea, Sinai, Gilead, Moab, Bashan, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Babylon Nineveh, Eden, Euphrates, and Tigris, and so much more that can not be listed here

973 Holy Lands One Place Three Faiths (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11, published by Life, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, the Hebrew Bible page 122, the war today page 84, Holy War page 72, Pilgrims through the ages page 67, in the Muslim Holy Land page 56, who was Muhammad page 52, in the Christian Holy Land page 42 974 Concise History of the World, an Illustrated Time Line (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11 ¼, 416 pages, the kingdom of Israel, Julius Caesar page 90, the rise od Christianity page 100, the fall of Rome page 10, the Holy Roman Empire page 152, the inventions of Gunpowder page 176, building the Panama Canal page 312, faith and power page 110

975 Lyman’s Historical Chart, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time 1874 (H.C.) 15 ¼ x 16 ½, (copyright 1873) chronological tables, showing the principal events in the history of the principal countries of the modern world, B.C. 57 England, France B.C. 600, Spain B.C. 360, Italy B.C. 1710, Australia A.D. 791, Germany A.D/ 9, United States A.D. 1492

976 A History of the Huguenots by W.S. Browning (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 9 ¾, 452 pages, copyright 1845, a new edition continued to the present time, containing an outline of the early history of the reformation page 13, the Huguenots or Protestants are persecuted by Francis I page 20, edict of January 1562, discounted of the Catholics page 55 (good condition

977 Enchiridion or handbook on Christian Doctrine and Religions by Dietrich Philip (H.C.) 5 x 8, by Mennonite Publishing, Elkart, Indiana copyright 1910,1st edition in English (spine is loose on 1 side) 978 Martin Luther His Life and Work (H.C.) 6 x 9, 610 pages, copyright 1950, Luther’s youth, Luther’s 1st year in the monastery, progress of the new doctrine, the year of the ban, the diet of worms(1521) page 180, Luther’s final struggles and death page 542, Zwingli and the controversy regarding the Last Supper page 341, Luther and Zwingli in the Castle of Marburg

979 Mennonites in the World War I (H.C.) 5 x 7 ¾, 246 pages, copyright 1921, the solitary confinement was 30 feet below surface and very dark, only bread and water for 2 weeks page 146, this book was in the making for 2 years and has lots of information about the draft etc. from World War I 980 6 booklets by Harold S. Bender Mennonites and Their Heritage (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½; #1 Mennonite Origins in Europe; #2 Mennonites in America; #3 Our Mennonite Heritage; #4 Our Mission as a Church of Christ;#5 Christian Relationships to State and Community; #6 Life and Service in the Kingdom of God; A series of six books designed for use in Civilian Public Service camps copyright 1942‐1945 981 Feeding the Hungry Russia Famine 1919‐1925 (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½, 464 pages, copyright 1929 by Mennonite Central Committee Scottdale, PA organized American Mennonite relief, the MCC pages 47‐89, the first essay into Russia pages 90‐110, lots of illustrations, primitive grain threshing page 292, facts and figures of the secretary page 323, children’s hospital page 265, widow and children page 224, a medical dispensary page 223, another burial scene, the search of grain page 226 982 The Mennonite Brotherhood in Russia 1789‐1910 by Peter M. Friesen Translated from German (H.C.) 7 x 10, 1066 pages, copyright 1978, the Dutch – Prussian Anabaptists or Mennonite brotherhood, the Mennonite brotherhood of Dutch‐Prussian origin in Russia 1789‐1860, the Mennonite Brethren Churches in Russia from 1872‐ 1885 page 476, a short history of M.B. church in Russia from 1885‐1910 page 523, military service and the attitude of the Russian Mennonites towards the state page 586, lots and lots more, lots of illustrations, excellent condition 983 History of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ (H.C.) 6 x 9, 832 pages, copyright 1924, Otterbein and his co‐workers the religious movement, the Germans in America, the Mennonites page 95, Pennsylvania Germans page 253, early preachers, pioneering in Ohio page 289 984 Mennonite in Europe Volume 1 (H.C.) 6 x 9 ½, 428 pages, by Mennonite Publishing House Scottdale, PA 1950 by John Horsch, the rise of Swiss Brethren page 30, the Hutterian Brethren page 149, Obbe Philip page 174, Menno Simons page 185, the Amish division page 262, the Mennonites in Russia page 271, before the Reformations page1, (lots of illustrations)

985 The Story of the Mennonites (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8, 856 pages, by C. Henry Smith, copyright 1957, first settlements, Pennsylvania German groups page 585, Amish branches page 608, the old Mennonites page 621, (some markings in book) 986 Six Months in Bible Lands (H.C.) 6 x 8 ¾, 550 pages, by A.D. Wenger, copyright 1902, 50 illustrations, around the world in fourteen months, (spine is torn) 987 The History and Life of the Reidenbach Mennonites the 35er’s (H.C.) 6 x 9, 478 pages, the foundation of Reidenbach Mennonite Church page 60, getting the name 35er’s page 51, the Phares Stauffer split in 1944 page 53, (a lot of history) 988 The Pennsylvania German Broadside (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 11 ¼, 366 pages, a history and guide of Don Yoder, “praying into the hat” a custom brought from Europe page 171, color plates page 197, Haus Segen, in Gottes nama Geh Ich Aus……..page 200, the broadside and the rites of passage page 227, the picture world of the Pennsylvania Dutch page 285

989 The Pennsylvania German Dialect (H.C.) 7 x 19 ¼, 228 pages, copies of Mennonite conference 1873 page 70, old order Mennonite men and women’s dress page 76, also the life story of a Pennsylvania German boy growing up and what life is like as an Old Order Mennonite

990 Pennsylvania German Society Volume 7, 1973, The A.B.C. und Names, Buchlien fur Kinder (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼ 991 2 books The First Century of German Language Printing in the United States of America, Volume 1, 1728‐1807 and Volume 2, 1808‐1830 (H.C.) 7 x 9 ¾, a lot of broadsides listed (Pennsylvania German Society Volume 22) 992 Pennsylvania German Folklore Society Volume 4, En Quart Millich un er Halb Beint Raahm (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, copyright 1939 993 Pennsylvania German Folklore Society Volume 24, the Amish Today (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 348 pages, copyright 1960, are the Amish ignorant page 214, the Amish settlement page 11, the Amish populations page 21, Amish beliefs page 35, church structure page 72, the family page 82, (lots more) 994 Pennsylvania German Folklore Society Volume 25, Ephrata a History 6 ½ x 9 ½, 354 pages, copyright 1961, Ephrata a breath of the past, page 1 995 Pennsylvania German Folklore Society Volume 10, the Influence of the Pennsylvania Dutch in the Middle West (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 252 pages, copyright 1947, Emigrants from Wuetemberg the Adolf Gerber lists 996 The Pennsylvania German Folklore Society, Volume 26, The Pennsylvania Germans of the Shenandoah Valley (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ¼, 278 pages, copyright 1962, Ephrata and the Shenandoah settlements page 83, folk medicine and home remedies page 125, witchcraft and Brauch page 145, Fraktur page 165, German printing and publishing page 181 997 The Pennsylvania German Folklore Society, Volume 19, The Pennsylvania Germans in Wisconsin (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 178 pages, copyright 1954 998 Publication of the Pennsylvania German Society Volume 1, 1968, the Four Gospels Translated into the PA. German Delect (H.C.) book plate of Daniel Schumachers’s baptismal register page 192 Friedens Church record drawn by Daniel Schumacher 999 A Treasury of American Folklore (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 932 pages, copyright 1944, the stories, legends, tall tales, traditions, ballads, and songs of the American people, more than 500 stories, 100 songs, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill, Paul Bunyan, Honest Abe, Johnny Appleseed, a lot of tall tales included

1000 4 Issues of 1930 Readers Digest the 9th year June‐October‐November‐December 1001 11 Issues of 1931 Readers Digest the 10th year complete except July is missing 1002 9 Issues of 1932 Readers Digest 11th year October, November, December missing 1003 7 issues of mixed years of Readers Digest November 1930, April 1933, October 1935, September 1936, March‐August December 1947 1004 10 issues of mixed years of 1950’s Readers Digest 1005 9 issues of mixed years of 1970’s a few from the 1960’s Readers Digest 1006 Sunshine Magazine Volume 44, 1967(H.C.) 1007 Sunshine Magazine Volume 45, 1968(H.C.) 1008 Sunshine Magazine Volume 51, 1974(H.C.) 1009 24 loose issues of Sunshine Magazine, mixed years in 1980’s some from 1960’s 1010 The Century Magazine Bound in Hard Cover 1885‐1886 some slave songs, Civil War stories, typical dogs, Pointers page 366, Chattanooga, personal memories of U.S. Grant page 128

1011 The Quarterly Illustrator Volume 1 (H.C.) 7 x 9 ½, 678 illustrations by 300 artists, copyright 1893, a monthly magazine 1 full year 1012 1978,The First Year of Amish in Lykens Valley coil bound, 34 pages, a journal of the first family’s to move in Lykens Valley 1013 Annals Of Buffalo Valley Pennsylvania 1755‐1855 (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ¼, 620 pages, copyright 1877 census for 1860‐1870 page 557, list of officials page 558, deaths page 564, marriages page 610‐ 612, locust year 1838 page 530, first Baptist settlers 1794 page 282, east and west Buffalo Twp. Erected 1792 page 273, 1790, survey of the Susquehanna page 263, Daniel Hassinger April 1789 page 258, Family’s in White Deer Valley 1787 page 244, slaves in the valley 1786 page 241, 1785 Lewisburg laid out page 235, flood of 1784 page 231, Indian Incursions 1782 page 209, 1776 White Deer Township erected page 89, settlers, roads, Buffalo Cross‐roads church page 50, 1772 Sunbury laid out page 40 1014 Lancaster County Indians (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 416 pages, copyright 1908 Annals of Susquehannocks and other Indian tribe of the Susquehanna Territory from about the year 1500 to 1763, the date of their extinction, Susquehannock trade of St. Lawrence 1603 page 5, 1600 earliest known trading of the Susquehanna Indians page 5 1683 or 1684= Penn’s first visit to the Indians page 129, 1700 The Susquehanna chiefs make another deed to William Penn page 151, the Confederated Indian tribes of Lower Susquehanna Valley Conestogas, Shawnee, Conys, Delewares, Ganawese, and Iroguis, the five nations page 154, James Logan holds the first treaty of Conestoga since Penn’s last visit page 179, most of the Indian Chiefs of the continent expected to meet at Conestoga in 1710 page 206, if you want any history of Indians of Lancaster Co. then here it is, book is in (excellent condition)

1015 One Hundred and Fifty Years of School History in Lancaster, Pa (H.C.) 6 x 8 ¼, 442 pages with 78 plates, copyright 1905, old school buildings, South Duke Street page 91, teachers salaries page 362, interior Strawberry Street School page 403, (excellent condition)

1016 The Scrapbook of Sadie L. Ebersole (H.C) 12 ¾ x 16 ½, this scrapbook is a unique collection of newspaper and magazine clippings form the “Lancaster New Era” budge and other publications in a period of 1958 to 1986, armless man’s feet take place of hands page 4, mourners ride to funeral in sleighs February 20, 1958 page 12, a visit with the Mennonites of Northern Ontario by Joseph Stoll page 13, the wondering saints looking for a perfect church page 18, Lancaster Co. Pa marriages in 1960 page 80, Fred Stoltzfus the traveling Amish man page 114, Elam Petershein the Auction bid spotter on page 123 from 1980, Buena Vista School children 1907 page 134, the history of a tombstone page 146, Amish community to help Indiana tornado victims 1965, our heritage, the Foreman family page 195, David Stoltzfus Monterey starts dowsing (or water witching) page 213, the old oaken bucket page 215, and lots more

1017 Around the World by Water by Jonathan Fisher (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 318 pages, copyright 1937, Jonathan was known as the “New Holland Cheese Man” and traveled around the world

1018 The Amish Year (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 224 pages, copyright 1956, by Charles D. Rice and Rollin C. Steinmetz 1019 Amish Society (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 370 pages, copyright 1968, by John A. Hostetler

1020 The Amish People (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 258 pages, copyright 1958 by Elmer Lewis Smith

1021 Eine Vurzel Tennessee John Stoltzfus(H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 180 pages, copyright 1979 by Paton Yoder, John was 66 years old when he moved to Tennessee( a hard to find book)

1022 Amish Roots by John A. Hostetler(H.C.) with D.J. 7 x 10 ¼, 320 pages ( this book is out of print) In 1863 Amish Bishop Daniel Beachy faces a company of Confederate Cavalry who try to steal his horse page 158, Menno Dienner relates his 1918 prison experience page 159, the unsigned letters page 197, Rosanna of the Amish page 184, the funeral of Bishop Most page 128, breaking a pair of mules by Gideon Fisher page 68, pioneering in the west by Amish page 37 1023 The Amish a Pioneer Heritage (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 10 ¼, 176 pages, copyright 1975, Jacob Ammann’s signature on the 1963 document that set the Amish apary page 18, a diary kept by Daniel Guengerich on the journey across the Atlantic 1833 page 25, budget letters from Sam Marcos, Honduras, Asuncion , Paraguay, Pinecroft, FL a 12 year collection of photographs by the Arthur John M. Zielinski, a lot of information about the Amish

1024 Amish Life (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ¼ x 11 ¼, 158 pages, a portrait of plain living, a picture of the (late) Levi Fisher Gordonville page 10, Amish barn raising page 44 1025 Amish Children (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 ¼, 154 pages 1026 Amish Country (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ x 11, over 175 color photos, Bishop Fannie Johnnie, Sussie Esh from “Bird‐In –Hand,” John Lapp from “Lapp Valley Farm” 1027 The Amish Country (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, over 65 full color photographs 1028 Lancaster Country (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 144 pages, Lancaster County, its people, places, and passions, the old order’s of Lancaster Co. page 41, a short story on Gideon Fisher page 47, Dr. Holmes Martin page 51 1029 The Amish, The American Religious Experience (H.C.) with D.J. 112 pages, What do the Amish read? page 89, also a photograph showing Andy Kinsinger (a side view) running a printing press page 81 1030 Golden Memories of Amos J. Stoltzfus(P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 354 pages, Amos J. was assistant director of Boonsboro C.P.S. Camp and also wrote an article in Sun beam see lot 1032, “the Lighter our Load” which appeared in the first Sunbeam. He also explains the meaning of Sum‐ Beam and more stories about the Sun‐Beam in page 271‐277, on page 279 is a reprint of a letter to Aaron Esh and Amos J. Stoltzfus form David Wagler, also some letters by Bishop Aaron Esh to the Sun‐Beam 1031 Amish Church, School and Historical Events (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 330 pages by C.P. Stoltzfus, Amish church issued by Stephen F. Stoltzfus incidents that happened between 1896‐1908 page 15, picture of farm in Maryland bought by Benjamin L. Stoltzfus when the 1st Amish moved to the area, a lot of documents concerning the school system

1032 The Blue Ridge Sunbeam January 1944‐April 1945 coil bound, 120 pages, this bi‐weekly newsletter was published from Boonsboro, Maryland by the C.P.S. men, and it had all the latest news around camp (David Wagler was the editor) this has been reproduced but only a few copies available also see lot 1033 for more information on the C.P.S. farm

1033 C.P.S. Camp #24 1942‐1946 and Mennonites of Washington County, Maryland (H.C.) 5 ½ x 9, 96 pages, the Amish C.P.S. camp unit 3 of Boonsboro, MD. A 143 acre farm was bought by 3 Bishops David Zook, Aaron Esh, and David Fisher in 1941, read the history on page 43, and also pictures of the buildings on page 49‐50 1034 The C.P.S. Story an Illustrated History of Civilian Public Story (P.B.) 8 x 10, 128 pages by Albert N. Keim a picture of mean producing the camp paper “Soil” on page 117, peeling potatoes page 87, moving privies page 73, C.P.S. designed post hole digger page 56, Major Lewis Hershey talking with Amish man page 25 1035 Meet the Amish (H.C.) 7 x 10 ¾, copyright 1947, signed by the Arthurs Charles S. Rice and John B. Shenk a pictorial study of the Amish people, dress of the people, farming operations, walking plow, loading hay, threshing, personality studies, public sales, corner ball, schools 1036 The Amish Folk of Pennsylvania Dutch Country by Vincent R. Tortora (signed by the Arthur (H.C.) 8 x 11, 36 pages, copyright 1960 full of pictures 1037 The Quiet Land (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 170 pages, (signed by the Arthur ) copyright 1970

1038 The Gentle People (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 186 pages, copyright 1969 1039 Kentucky Bound (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 76 pages, a diary of John David Allgyer and his Uncle Andy travel from Lancaster to Marion, Kentucky a distance of 970 miles in a covered wagon in the summer of 1979 1040 A Day in the Life of the Amish (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, 98 pages, published by Roy Reiman in 1994, chicken and noodles are on the menu in Ohio page 11, pictures of David Yutz’s sawmill in Montana page 15, an Amish auction page 30 1041 Plain Secrets, an Outreach Among the Amish (H.C.) with D.J. 5 ½ x 9, 206 pages, Joe Mackall has lived surrounded by the Swartzentruben Amish of Ashland, Ohio for 16 years, over the year Mackall has developed a steady relationship with the Shetler family and their 9 children, plain secrets tells the story 1042 Amish Ways (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 11 1/2, 120 pages, a public auction along Irishtown Road page 89, the Amish school page 114 1043 Extraordinary Groups, the Sociology of Unconventional Life‐Styles (P.B.) 6 x 9, copyright 1971, the old order Amish, the Oneida Community, the Father divine movement, the Shakers, the Mormons, the Hutterites, and the modern communes 1044 Compulsory Education and the Amish, the Right Not To Be Modern (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8, 212 pages, copyright 1975 by Albert N. Keim Who shall educate our children? Page 16, showdown at the Amish Schoolhouses page 43, a chronology of Amish court cases page 93, Wisconsin V. Yoder page 114 (lots more) 1045 A Annotated Bibliography of the Amish by John A. Hostetler (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 100 pages, by Mennonite Publishing House copyright 1951 1046 The Amish Struggle with Modernity (P.B.) 6 x 9, 304 pages, by Donald B. Kraybill and Marc A. Olshan (signed by Donald Kraybill) some marks throughout the book 1047 The Riddle of Amish Culture (P.B.) 6 x 9, 304 page by Donald B. Kaybill (signed by Donald Kraybill) 1048 Called to Mexico (P.B.) 6 x 9, 4089 pages, the old colony Mennonites today page 17, an old colony church service page 37, from old colony to Amish page 66, a traditional Dorf school page 77, ten years of progress page 100, effect on an Amish schoolteacher page 287

1049 Report of Committee of Plain People Making Pleas for Lenienery for Depressive School Laws (P.B.) 6 x 9, 102 pages, copyright 1939 Education in early Christian experience page 31, early Pennsylvania education experiences page 36, early school management of Christopher Dock page 39, stand of plain people in early Pennsylvania educational system page 56, views on education page 65, experience of plain people in Mexico page 99, a 100 rules of conduct for children page 50 1050 The Amish of Canada (P.B.) 6 x 9, 224 pages, pioneer settlement in Ontario page 27 1051 Ontario, An Informal History of the Land and its People (P.B.) 48 pages, 8 ½ x 11, Ontario’s native people page 5, French Empire page 11, farming page 18, industrial Ontario page 28 1052 Pennsylvania Mennonites in Mexico (P.B.) 6 x 9, 146 pages, a history of 4 Lancaster County Mennonite families pilgrimage to Mexico during World War II 1942‐1946, Aaron Martin decided to move to Mexico page 47, daily life of the immigrates from Lancaster Co. page 29, history and lifestyle of Russian Mennonites page 15, the draft and the old Order Groffdale Mennonites page 9, some illustrations 1053 3 books The Happening (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 208 pages, Amish school shooting in Nickle Mines, PA; Think No Evil (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 214 pages, the inside story of the Amish schoolhouse shooting and beyond; Amish Grace (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 238 pages, how forgiveness transcended tragedy 1054 5 Newspapers Concerning the Nickle Mines Schoolhouse Happening 1055 32 page newspaper Amish One‐Room Schools’ Lessons for the Plain Life, by the “Lancaster New Era” 1989, how old order Amish and old order Mennonite Schools have grown 1938‐1989 page 7, reading is a way of life for TV less Amish youths page 11, teacher Ruth Nolt page 14, Teacher Fannie Zook page 16, Teacher Susan Hendricks Baray the only public teacher in a 1 room schoolhouse page 17, page 22 has a picture of Amish men leaving prision, Lydia Byler page 26 1056 3 booklets The Amish of Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania (P.B.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 32 pages, copyright 1940 some very photographs in this booklet; Conservative Mennonite Conference , a Short History 1910‐1970 (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 16 pages, by Richard A. Showalter 1971 back cover and front cover has a picture of lunch time during Sunday School Conference day’s in Grantville, Maryland 1912; Historical Account of the Ephrata Cloister (P.B.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 32 pages, a very early booklet on history 1057 Farm Life and Its Changes by Gideon Fisher (H.C.) with D.J. 6 x 9, 384 pages, the Amish aid fire and storm insurance was organized in 1885‐1887 page 379, Mennonites in Russia page 371, water conditions after 1800, C.P.S. camps page 350, Gideon Fisher also discusses the influence of the outside world with the Amish, lots on history of long ago, this book is out of print, and is becoming rare 1058 The Amish In Their Own Words, Amish Writings From 25 Years of Family Life Magazine (P.B.) 6 x 9, 400 pages, by Brad Igou= what is family life page 17, (a worthwhile book)

1059 A Thief In The Church (P.B.) 6 x 9, 142 pages, how the plain community was taken for more then $65 million…by one of their own. a true story 1060 Give Me This Mountain (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 414 pages, copyright 1999‐2004 by Elmo Stoll a selection of views and values by Elmo Stoll, Elmo was a writer‐editor of “Pathway” back in 1967 an assistant editor of “Family Life” 1061 Separate and Peculiar (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ½, 76 pages, copyright 1979 by Isaac R. Horst old order Mennonite of Woolwich, Ontario, plain clothing of old order Mennonite page 18

1062 2 booklet Genealogical Sketches of Pioneer Families Who Lived in Buffalo Valley In 1775 (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 26 pages, Shem Esh page 3, John Glick page 4, Deacon Christian Stoltzfus page 5, the anonymous letter page 8, Bishop Elias Riehl page 13 (some water stain); An Early Move to Kanas (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 30 pages, copyright 1979 compiled by Gideon L. Fisher 1063 4 booklets A Journal of Bygone Years by David E. Huyard 1907‐1989 (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 52 pages; History Gleanings of the 1900’s by John F.Glick(Glicky) (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 54 pages; In Loving Memory of David K Zook and Relatives 1974 (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 60 pages; In Loving Memory of Mary E. Fisher 1971 by Gideon L Fisher (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 42 pages

1064 Old Order Shop and Service Directory (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, copyright 1977 by Joseph F. Beiler printed by Pequea Publishers, a shop directory of the old order society in the United States and Canada(this is one of the first directories) 1065 Alabama Tornado of 1974 by Gideon L Fisher (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 94 pages, a committee was selected among the Amish to organize the trips see page 4 1066 A 28” x 45” Wall Map by Stephen Scott 1975 of the Plain Churches of Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania and Related Groups, also a family tree of the Plain Churches in Lancaster Co Amish 1760 etc., Mennonite 1710 etc., River Brethren 1780, Brethren 1727 etc.

1067 13 issues of Mennonite Historical Bulletin (P.B.), 1979‐1998 the 1880’s style Mutze of Daniel Schrock page 3, keeping the faith since the division of the 1690’s page 1, Amish men enter the U.S. Supreme Court building page 1, the portraits of Menno Simons, Amish Anabaptists in Switzerland 1861, story of Jonas Stutzman of Ohio page 4

1068 4 Issues of Mennonite Family History Volume 1 #3 1982, January 1007, July 2007, January 2009 1069 Mennonite Central Committee(MCC) Headquarters Letter January 15, 1944 through December 1947 these letters are a report of the MCC work that was in progress over those years, work in England, China, need for center in London, etc. 1070 Records of Ordinations of the Old Order Mennonite Groffdale Conference Churches 1750 to 1991 by Martin Rissler Stevens, PA 1071 Backgrounds and Standards of the Old Order Amish Church Sect School Committee (P.B.) 4 x 6, 40 pages, records of principles as of September 2, 1937 through August 9, 1961 compiled by Aaron E. Beiler Chairperson of committee 1072 Haslebacher, Familien & Hofchronik Family History (P.B.) 6 x 8 ½, 42 pages, today, Haslebachers still live on the farm of Haslenbach in Kleinegg between Sumiswald and Wasen with Hans and Gertrude Haslebacher‐Bangerter. Their ancestors can be traced back, from the time of the Reformation, to Hans Haslibach the last Anabaptist

1073 Anabaptist Letters From 1635 to 1645 Translated from the Ausbund (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 30 pages, by John E. Kauffman(1893‐1991) revised March 31, 1994 1074 4 booklets Listing of Bishops, Ministers and Deacons of Holmes County Ohio (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 42 pages, 1990; History of Preachers, Bishops, and Deacons 1703‐1970 by Mrs. Roy J. Schlbach 1978 (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 44 pages; Christlicher Ordnung or Christian Discipline (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 34 pages, a collection and translation of Anabaptist and Amish‐Mennonite Church disciplines; Begebenheitin Van Die Alte Amishe Gemeinde Von Holmes und Wayne Co. Ohio und Adams Co., Indiana (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 40 pages

1075 Amish Farm and Home Directory of Lancaster & Lebanon District Pennsylvania 1965 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, with fold out wall map of all Lancaster County, this is the first Amish Church directory a total of 42 districts with Lebanon included(a rare book) printed by Andy Kissinger in 1965 1076 History and Directory of the Old Order Amish of Brush, Nittany & Sugar Valley in Center and Clinton Counties, PA 1979 (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¾, 144 pages, compiled by Rachel Stoltzfus, Malinda Beiler, Daniel Ray Stoltzfus, Nancy L Gaines, lots of early history of starting new church districts (book excellent condition) 1077 4 books Ein Diener Register 1983 by Gideon L Fisher (P.B.) 6 x 9 102 pages; Ein Diener Register 1788 to 1987 (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½, 126 pages by Gideon L Fisher, 2nd edition 1987; Ein Diener Register 1788 to 2000 (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 252 pages by Brookside Publishers 3rd edition; Ein Diener Register 1800 to 2012 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 4th edition by Benjamin S. Lapp 2012 for the collector here are the 4 editions in 1 lot

1078 33 issues of the Budget 1950’s to 1960’s also 1 Issue of the Centennial Edition 1890‐ to 1990 (100 years) 1079 5 issues of the Lancaster New Era October 1990 a 6 part informative section about the old order Lancaster Co. 140 Mennonite families moving out part 2‐3‐4‐5‐6 is included off farm jobs luring Amish, corner ball at Gordonville Spring sale, big money offered for farmland, (much more) 1080 4 booklets Pennsylvania Dutch Day Hersheypark (P.B.) 6 x9, 1950‐1958‐1966‐1968 1081 6 booklets Amish Dutch Tourist Guide 1960‐1961 (P.B.) 6 x 9; Amish Dutch Tourist Guide 1960 (P.B.) 6 x 9, official; Pennsylvania Dutch Guide Book 1960 (P.B.) 6 x 9; My Hat is Off (P.B.) 6 x 9, 1953; Dutch and English Jokes; Pennsylvania Hex Signs (P.B.) 6 x 9, 1966 some markings in book; Proverbs of the Pennsylvania Dutch (P.B.) 6 x 9, by David Glick, 1972

1082 The Witch Tree Symbol (H.C.) with D.J. by Nancy Drew= Nancy Drew wrote a story about the Lancaster Co. Amish back in 1955 1083 17 issues Pennsylvania Calendar/ Almanacs German by Johann Baer & Sons 1872‐1891 mixed

1084 7 issues of Pennsylvania Calendar German 1846‐1859‐1863‐1864‐1865‐1867‐1869 (Civil War Ear) by Johann Bear & Sons Lancaster, PA 1085 19 issues of The Reading Eagle Almanac (English ) 1890‐1923 1086 2 issues Agriculture Almanac (English) 1839‐1848 by John Bear Lancaster, Pa this was in Abraham Lincoln’s time 1087 5 issues of Almanac’s all English, farmers almanac 1858, vinegar bitters 1874, burdock blood bitters 1891, Dr. Miles 1932‐1939 1088 Telephone Almanac 1938 and 1940 printed for Bell System Telephone Subscribes 1089 8 issues of Family Almanac 1930 to 1955 mixed years by Mennonite Publishing House Scottdale, PA names and addresses of bishops, ministers, and deacons in the back of the Mennonite Churches, also some good short stories 1090 5 issues of Mennonite Life December 1974, turkey wheat took off in the great plains in 1874 page 67, Mennonite Heritage and future challenge page 79, Schweizer Mennonite nicknames page 85, Russian Mennonites settle in Manitoba page 4, December 1979, the S.S. Peruvian ship made at least 3 trips to Canada with Mennonites from Russia 1875‐1878‐1894 page 19, March 1980 agriculture in the Kleine Gemeninde Community of Spanish lookout Belize 1091 5 issues of Mennonite Life December 1975 Anna Weber Hot dos Gemacht page 15, April 1976, the Anabaptists as trouble makers page 10 June 1975, the martyr’s mirror and Anabaptist women page 13, grandfather’s gold coins page 26, March 1975, Anabaptism confronts Menno Simons page 15, September 1975 eyewitness accounts of World War I about their experiences page 19, Manasses Bontrager a Bishop in Dodge City wrote in his budget letter that he was sorry to see that some of the Mennonites were buying War Bonds and Bontrager and the Budget were both fined $5000 each for the violation page 5

1092 5 issues of Mennonite Life September 1974 moving to Manitoba page 51, Menno colony in Paraguay page 54, Czar Alexander I visits the Molotschna colonies page 57, December 1973 , 1923 the year of our discontent, the year of our promise page 99, John P. Klassen show harvest scene in the once prosperous colonies of Ukraine page 103, the diary of Anna Baerg page 121, Chortitza revisited, 2 sons view their father Russian homeland page 119, September 1973 Austere Interior of an Old Colony Meetinghouse in Mexico page 74, the most desirable immigrants page 95 1093 Mennonite Life Centennial Double Issue Mid Year 1974 The Promised Land, a mini history of the Mennonites, Why did Mennonites leave Russia in 1874 page 8, the immigrants and the railroads page 14, life, work, and leisure in pioneer times page 18, pioneers wheat and faith page 24, to meet the Lord and escape the draft page 38, Manitoba Mennonites; past and present page 42 1094 4 issues of The Pennsylvania Dutchman 1957 the Amish at play page 14, a race with homemade scooters page 21, corner ball page 29, Amish youth playing donkey ball page 34, Spring 1957 on an Amish farm page 12, a group of Amish men brick‐end burner

1095 4 issues of The Dutchman June 1954, fractur from the Hostetter collections page 10, a fractur of 1792, Lebanon Valley date stones page 20, the first singing of Our National Anthem page 40, Fall‐Winter 1956‐57 Philadelphia butter page 8‐13, the pretzel before the Civil War page 19, team Mennonites page 38‐42, Spring 1955 the Conestoga horse page 24‐29, Summer 1955 beasts in Dutchland page 10 1096 4 issues of The Dutchman Spring 1956 Pennsylvania Dutch in Canada page 8‐14, giant cider press page 15, the Pennsylvania German in fiction 1935‐1955 Rosanna of the Amish page 22, Making of the “Liebesmahlbrot” for the Brethren Church in 1955 page 34; Summer 1956 yesteryear in Dutch land page 10, witchcraft in cow and horse page 28, plain Dutch and gray Dutch page 34‐55;Winter 1956, fracture page 4, wood engravers page 9; Winter 1954, art in Christmas cookies, Ohio fractur, oldest American Printing Press page 28

1097 5 magazines Lancaster Magazine May 1972; May 1973; The Plain People in Pennsylvania Dutchland; The Folk Art; weather vanes, fraktur, tombstones, farmsteads and their building, spring house, bake oven, limekiln, corncrib, privy, smokehouse, etc.

1098 A Pennsylvania Album of Picture Postcards 1900‐1930 10 ¼ x 8 1099 Lancaster County Postcards (H.C.) 9 x 12 ¼, 186 pages, Amish mother with her small child page 22, horse drawn buggies in center city Lancaster page 37, R.F.D. mail carriage of Narvon, PA page 112, New Holland Machine Co. 1903 page 115, Noah Myers of Intercourse page 125 Peach Bottom Ferry page 170 1100 Real Photo Postcard Guide (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 274 pages, more then 350 exceptional photo postcards listed 1101 68 misc. postcards lots in the Amish area, some early 1102 7 books by Benuel M. Fisher The Shepherd Survives; Everlasting Strength; Coming Home Again; Just a Hired Boy; The Unwanted Son; Uncle Benny and His Brothers; The Life of Uncle Benny 1103 4 books October Country Boy 8 ½ x 11 by Noah Wengerd ; Just a Barefoot Country Boy 7 ½ x 10 by Noah Wengerd; Tough Times 8 ½ x 11 by Noah Wengerd; Tramp and Hobo Stories of the Good Old Days 5 ½ x 8 ½ by Joe Byler 1104 Tobias of the Amish (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼ 352 pages, 1105 The Crying Heart (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 294 pages, by Clara Bernice Miller copyright 1962 by Mennonite Publishing 1106 No Pangs of Guilt (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 276 pages, copyright 1975 by Pathway Publishers 1107 Echoes of the Past (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 288 pages, by Freeman L and Lizzie Yoder 1998 experiences of the plain people 1920’s through 1940’s during the depression years 1108 Dr. Frau (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 166 pages, copyright 1986, Grace Kaiser was known by the name Dr. Frau, she spent much of her professional time as a baby doctor, some very interesting stories