1 (Abolitionism) Tuckerman, Bayard; John Jay, Preface. WILLIAM JAY and the Constitutional Movement for the Abolition of Slavery. New-York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1893. Copyright 1893. xxiii,185 pages. 6 plates: Bedford House, portraits. 9 x 6", gold lettered blue cloth, top edge gilt. William Jay, 1789-1858, son of John Jay, Yale University, 1808, active American Antislavery Society, Peace Society. Gift inscription, VG. $25.00

2 (Abraham Lincoln) Breckinridge, Frank P. MARY the WIFE (of Abraham Lincoln): A Drama Adapted for Television. The Chicago Literary Club, 1955. Edition of 300. 32 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

3 (Abraham Lincoln) Bullard, F. Lauriston, Editor, Boston Herald, Boston, Massachusetts. The OTHER LINCOLN. Baccalaureate Address delivered at Commencement Exercises closing the Fiftieth Anniversary of Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennessee, June 1, 1941. Edition of 500. 31 pages. 7.5 x 5", printed wrapper. Signed author presentation & copy of letter from recipient inserted. VG. $15.00

4 (Abraham Lincoln) Charles A. Beard, Robert E. Sherwood, Lloyd Lewis, Henry Steele Commager, Max Lerner, Henry Bertram Hill. The LINCOLN of CARL SANDBURG: Some Reviews of "Abraham Lincoln: The War Years" which, for the Authority of Their Judgments & the Grace of Their Style, Deserve at Least the Permanence of This Pamphlet, with a background piece from Time Magazine. Harcourt, Brace & Company, New York, no date, 1940? First edition, 2500 copies. 48 pages. 4 halftones. 8.5 x 5.5", gold lettered blue wrapper. VG. $10.00

5 (Abraham Lincoln) Coleman, Charles H. SARAH RUSH LINCOLN: The Mother Who Survived Him. From Lincoln Herald, Summer 1952, Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennessee. Lincoln Log Cabin State Park, Coles County, Illinois. 21 pages. Illustrated. 6 x 3.5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

6 (Abraham Lincoln) Godkin, Edwin L. A LETTER on LINCOLN. Written to The London Daily Dews, March 7, 1865. The Hillacre Bookhouse, Riverside, Connecticut, 1913. (16) pages. Red & black text. 6.25 x 4", stiff paper, printed label. Unopened. VG. $10.00

7 (Abraham Lincoln) Hemmick, J.E., told to Bruce E. Wheeler, Springfield, Illinois. The STORY of the LINCOLN SHINGLE. December, 1949. (14) pages. Illustrated. 7 x 4", printed wrapper. Signed by Hemmick, gathered shingles from Lincoln home, 1877. VG. $10.00

8 (Abraham Lincoln) Houser, M. L. (Martin Luther), 1871-1951. LINCOLN and McCLELLAN. Prepared for The Lincoln Group of Chicago. Courier Printing Company, East Peoria, Illinois, 1946. 28 pages. 3 maps. Bibliography. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

9 (Abraham Lincoln) Houser, M. L. (Martin Luther), 1871-1951. SOME RELIGIOUS INFLUENCES which SURROUNDED LINCOLN. Lester O. Schriver, Peoria, Illinois, 1941.36 pages. Bibliography. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Signed author presentation. VG. $15.00

10 (Abraham Lincoln) Houser, M. L. (Martin Luther), 1871-1951. The EDUCATION of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. A paper read before The Lincoln Group, Chicago, Illinois. Lester O. Schriver, Peoria, Illinois, 1938. 50 pages. Book list, bibliography. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. 2 marginal notes, VG. $10.00 11 (Abraham Lincoln) Jusserand, J.J. (Jean Jules), 1855-1932. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Address of the French Ambassador at the Unveiling of the Bust of Abraham Lincoln in the Hall of Fame, New York University, May 22, 1923. The Hall of Fame of New York University, New York. 7 pages. 7 x 5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

12 (Abraham Lincoln) Mearns, David C. (Chambers), 1899-1981 CHRISTIAN WITHOUT a CREED: Some Remarks on Abraham Lincoln's Religion before the Young People of St. John's Parish, Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C., at their regular Sunday Evening meeting, February 13, 1955. No imprint. 14 pages. Stapled booklet, 6 x 3.5". VG. $10.00

13 (Abraham Lincoln) Selby, Paul. ABRAHAM LINCOLN: The Evolution of His Emancipation Policy. An Address delivered before The Chicago Historical Society, February 27, 1906. Published in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, February 12, 1909. (27) pages. Frontispiece Ball's Emancipation Group, Washington, D.C. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

14 (Abraham Lincoln) The Lincoln Fellowship, New York. PROCEEDINGS at the FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING and DINNER of the Lincoln Fellowship, held at Delmonico's, New York City, Saturday, February 11th, 1911. 58 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Speeches: Major William H. Lambert, General Daniel E. Sickles, General Horatio C. King, General James Grant Wilson, Horace White, Colonel Jasper T. Darling; Officers, Members. VG. $20.00

15 (Abraham Lincoln) The Lincoln Fellowship, New York. PROCEEDINGS at the SECOND and THIRD ANNUAL MEETINGS of the Lincoln Fellowship, held at Delmonico's, New York, Saturday, February 20th, 1909, & Saturday, February 12th, 1910. 57 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Speeches: Major William H. Lambert, General Daniel E. Sickles, General James Grant Wilson, David Homer Bates, Daniel Fish, Charles W. McLellan, Alonzo Rothschild, Frederick Hill Meserve; Officers, Members. Trifle rubbed, loose, few short tears, VG. $20.00

16 (Advertising Fiction) Beery, Jesse, Pleasant Hill, Ohio. The STORY of "KATE and QUEEN": How "Kate" Became an Outlaw & How "Queen" Became the Family Driver, As Told by Themselves. (Promotional fiction). Copyrighted 1908. 93 pages. Drawings. 8.5 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Presentation slip. Advantage of author's horse training manuals. Wrap bit rubbed, VG. $15.00

17 (Advertising Fiction) Dennison Manufacturing Company, Framingham, Massachusetts. The ADVENTURES of JIM and JOHN and JANE. Copyright, 1912. (16) pages. Drawings, Dennison glue tube. 8 x 5", color wrapper. World mission to bring mucilage to heathen shipwrecked, stranded, use glue for raft, house, toys, tools, hospital, convert natives, make airplane to fly home. VG. $20.00

18 (Advertising Fiction) Sackett, Marion. The STORY of "BLUE BEARD." (A New Version). Maross Jenkins, Coal Oil Johnny Soap Company, New York City, no date, ca 1897? 16 pages. 4 illustrations. 6 x 3.5", printed wrapper, halftone of woman washing clothes on back. Conversion tale: Lord Blue Beard proposes to farm maid Fatima who discovers 3 beheaded women in Silent Chamber, cleans castle with petroleum soap, happy ending. 'Don't Poison Your Baby!' with skull & bones, danger of soap from diseased animal. Toned, short splits, toned, G. $20.00

19 (Advertising Juvenile) Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio. P and G CIRCUS BOOK. Fun Prizes! (P & G White Naptha Soap promotional contest booklet). 1934 (deadline). 16 pages. Illustrated: prizes: National Junior Racer car, bicycle, Philco Radio, model boats, scooter, doll, house, carriage, sled, football, tea set, watch, necklace; circus animals to color, text block with missing words, spaces for soap labels. Entry form, rules. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". VG. $15.00 20 (Advertising Juvenile) The Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company, Jersey City, New Jersey. The WAY to HAPPYTOWN. Copyright 1929. (16) pages. Illustrated by John Dukes Mckee, some colored, some to be colored, hidden animals in centerfold; Clean Teeth Chart to cut out; girl brushing teeth with Colgate's Dental Cream on back. Stapled booklet, 8 x 6,5". Betty & Bob head for toothache- free Happytown directed by animals, Red Tube Elves instruct to brush with Colgate. VG. $15.00

21 (Advertising Puzzles) Sterling Products, Wheeling, West Virginia. CIRCUS ANIMALS: PUZZLE PICTURES for Boys and Girls. (California Syrup of Figs promotional booklet). No date, ca 1923 (package). 12 pages. Hidden picture puzzles, giraffe, lion, buffalo, elephant, leopard, camel, kangaroo, hippopotamus, polar bear, boys & girls, California Syrup of Figs bottles, packages. 6 x 4.25", color wrapper. VG. $20.00

22 (Advertising Verse) Field, Eugene. WHEN WILLIE WET the BED. A Poem Read before the Chicago Press Club. Published by permission & Copyright applied for. (Windsor Spring Water promotional booklet). Windsor Spring Company, St. Louis, Missouri, no date. (8) pages, blue & red text, few decorations. Poem, sales pitches between verses, 1887 testimonials, C.M. Riley, M.D., chemical analysis. 5 x 3.5", blue & red printed pale blue wrapper. See Bibliography of American Literature 5768. VG. $25.00

23 (Advertising Verse) National Selling Company, Allentown, Pennsylvania. TOLD in a JINGLE - - - How Squire Sly Fooled His Boys. (Promotional booklet for Joker Cigars). Copyright 1907. (8) pages. Drawings, cutaway of trick cigar, spring. 5.75 x 3.5", red & black printed green wrapper. Boss' cigars disappear, substitutes Joker Brand, boys back for more, boss has last laugh, in rhyme. Staples trifle rusty, VG. $15.00

24 (Advertising) Faultless Starch Company, Kansas City, Missouri. FAULTLESS STARCH BOOKS/FAULTLESS STARCH LIBRARY. Volumes 1-36 (complete): Fairies, Mrs. Graycoat, Mother Goose, Prince's Bride, Six Little Frogs, Four Little Sunbonnets, Trip to Moon, Chin-Chin & Chow, Owl & Pussy Cat, Indians, Ant & Grasshopper, Starch Ghosts, Conundrums & Jokes, Tommy Tilt, Uncle Ritts, Granny Grak, Bin & Bun, Sallie Short & Lillie Long, ABC Book, House Jack Built, Ten Pickaninnies, Upside Down Land, Reformed Pig, Naughty Kittens, Elisa May, Honey, Van Troons, Gentle Jane, Mildred & Rosa, Little Jack, Lunch Party, Hans & Gretel, Red Riding Hood, Biddy & Paddy, Three Wise Women, Fourth of July. No dates, ca 1900. (16) pages each. Illustrated, drawings, Faultless Starch box. Stapled booklets, 5 x 3". Toned, VG. $175.00

25 (Advertising) Frank Rogers, Jeweler, Gloversville, New York. HOW to HAVE FUN CHRISTMAS: Pictures, Rhymes & Jingles for Little Ones. Games & Amusements for Older Folks. No date, ca 1890? 8 pages. Engravings: Johnny & Snowball, Naughty Kitten, Tortoiseshell's Christmas Ride, Santa Claus Fortune Teller, Games, advertisement for holiday stock. Folded sheet, 9.5 x 6.5". Unopened. Creased, few short tears, bit toned, G. $20.00

26 (Advertising) Previews, New York, New York, The National Real Estate Clearing House. PREVIEWS: COUNTRY PROPERTIES in MOTION PICTURES. Previews is the National Real Estate Clearing House where, through still & motion pictures, country homes are realistically presented to prospective buyers. (Promotional brochure). No date, but Mar 22 1935 rubberstamp. 8.5 x 11" sheet folding to 8.5 x 3.75". Black & green; halftones: couple watching movie, homes; FAQs; round logo with man & projector. VG. $15.00 27 (Advertising) Sol Himmerman, Macfadden Publications. THEY'RE OFF ! We want the whole darn world to know about "TRUE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES". It's sponsored by the makers of Oh Henry candy bars. True-fact crime stories from True Detective magazine. It Gets the Spotlight on the Entire MUTUAL NETWORK, Every Sunday Afternoon, Starting March 3. A Tip from Sol. (Promotional contest for wholesale dealers). No date, 1935? (8) pages. Drawings of 3 race horses with jockeys, Oh Henry advertisement. Stapled booklet, 11 x 8.5". Contest rules, prizes, station list, instructions for promotional posters, banners, window displays. Small edge stain, VG. $20.00

28 (African-American) E.K. Anderson, Managing Editor. CANDID: Negro Photo-News, Vol. 1, No. 3, August '38. Candid Publishing Company, Wilmington Delaware. (24) pages. Halftones, many advertisements. Stapled boolet, 12 x 9", green cover background. Atlantic City beach, Negro-owned boardwalk concessions, Mrs. Chick Webb, John Taylor, Howard High School Teacher, Edgewood Sanitarium, Bethel A.M.E. Church cooking school, WPA Negro education awards program, O.J. Thomas High School, Cameron, Texas, Count Basie, Wolves Club Sport Dance, Jitterbug at New Strand Ballroom, Philadelphia, Social Advance Club Sport Dance, Levi Hood Lodge I.B.P.O.E.W., West Chester parade, Pittsburgh Crawfords & Philadelphia All Stars National Negro League baseball game, Wilmington Masonic parade, Garrett Settlement kindergarten graduates. Louis Redding on segregated schools. Bit soiled, rubbed, creased, VG. $75.00

29 (Agricultural Education) Rankin, Fred H., Superintendent Agricultural College Extension, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. DEVELOPING the AMERICAN FARM BOY. An Address before the Northern Illinois Horticultural Society, at Harvard, December 7, 1905. Also Circular of Information, College of Agriculture, University of Illinois, Urbana, Eugene Davenport, Dean. Illinois State Reformatory Print. 26 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Talk to prospective students on advantages of agricultural education. VG. $15.00

30 (Agriculture) E.H. Ware, Douglas, Illinois. E.H. WARE'S SALE of CHOICE BROOD SOWS, to be held at Douglas, Illinois, Wednesday, February 2d, 1898. D.P. McCracken, John Hartough, L. Thompson, Auctioneers. Catalogue. 32 pages. 4 pigs pictured. Pedigrees. 9 x 6", red & blue printed textured wrapper. Wrap soiled, VG. $20.00

31 (Agriculture) Green, Charles A., Green's Nursery Company, Rochester, New York. FRUITS and FLOWERS and How to Succeed with Them. (Plant catalog). No date, ca 1892 (testimonials). 80 pages, order sheet. Illustrated: fruit, trees, orchards, berries, grapes, vineyard, ornamental shrubs, roses, asparagus. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap toned, rubbed, few nicks, VG. $25.00

32 (Agriculture) Ralston Purina Company, St Louis, Missouri, Dairy Chow Department. MEETING TODAY'S LABOR and FEED PROBLEMS on the DAIRY FARM. Revised A B C's of Milk Making. Copyright, 1920. 30 page. Illustrated. 7.75 x 5.25", printed wrapper. Cow nutrition, promoting Purina Cow Chow. VG. $10.00

33 (Agriculture) Ralston Purina Company, St Louis, Missouri. Dairyman's Home Reading Course: A B C's of MILK MAKIING. How to Get More Milk. Copyright, E.G. Cherbonnier, 1919. (24) pages, Purina Calf Chow Feeding Directions handbill inserted. Illustrated. Stapled booklet, 7.75 x 5.25". Promoting Purina Cow Chow. VG. $10.00

34 (Agriculture) Sheep Department, Sorosis Farms, Marblehead, Massachusetts. SOROSIS FARMS, MARBLEHEAD, MASSACHUSETTS. (Promotional viewbook). No date, ca 1925? (16) pages. Halftones: hillside pastures, grazing sheep, Hampshires, Shropshires, Cheviots, Leicesters, Lord Wadsworth with championship ribbons, shearing, wool truck, special train to annual outing, double- page of A.E. Little Company employees at picnic. 7 x 10", black & green printed blue wrapper. Began 1918, Alexander Little of A.E. Little Shoe Company, Lynn, makers of Sorosis Shoes for women, raised vegetables, poultry, cattle, sheep, pigs to provide food to workers at Sorosis Cooperative Stores, sold breeding stock. Few edge tears, VG. $50.00 35 (Agriculture) Sweinhart, James. The INDUSTRIALIZED AMERICAN BARN. A Thought for the Farmer to Work with. No imprint, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan? 1933? 18 pages. Halftones: barn, machinery, soy bean field, Henry Ford. Stapled booklet, 7 x 5". Century of Progress Exposition Ford Exhibit intended to promote agricultural production of oils, other industrial materials, especially soy beans. VG. $15.00

36 (Almanac) Tice, John H. PROFESSOR TICE'S WEATHER FORECASTS and AMERICAN ALMANAC, for the Year 1882. Probable Weather for Every Day Deduced from Theory that Meteorological Cycles are fixed & determined by Astronomical Events. St. Louis, Mo.: Thompson, Tice & Tillinghast, copyright 1881. (54) pages. Local advertisements, some illustrated: Keen Kutter Axe, Missouri Glass Company, Aloe Barometer, Spectacles, Abbotts Carriages, Chambers Lightning Rods & Insulators, Keevil Hatter. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Time, interest, meteors, planting, rural & domestic economy, recipes. Edges chipped, corners creased, toned, bit soiled, G. $20.00

37 (American Dream) Horatio Alger Awards Committee of The American Schools & Colleges Association, New York, Norman Vincent Peale, National Chairman. A DECADE of LIVING PROOF of the OPPORTUNITIES in OUR AMERICA WAY of LIFE. Copyright 1956. Portraits of winners, youth & essay winners, medal. 10 x 7.5", printed wrapper. Wrap scuffed, VG. $15.00

38 (American Revolution) Fellows, John, 1759-1854, Preface. The POSTHUMOUS WORKS of JUNIUS. To which is prefixed, An Inquiry Respecting the Author: also, A Sketch of the Life of John Horne Tooke. New-York: G. & C. & H. Carvill, 1829. 428 pages. Engraved portrait, folding facsimile. 10 x 6.25", paper boards. Untrimmed. Evidence of Tooke as author of Junius papers, which described English constitutional rights & liberties, exposed infringements during American Revolution. Professionally rebacked, foxed, G. $35.00

39 (American Revolution) Owen, Thomas M. Compiler. REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS in ALABAMA, being a List of Names, Compiled from Authentic Sources of Soldiers of the American Revolution, Who Resided in the State of Alabama. State of Alabama Department of Archives & History, Bulletin No. 5. Montgomery: Brown Printing Company, 1911. 131 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

40 (Americana) CENTENNIAL PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION GUIDE, 1789-1889, Containing the Official Programme & Line of March of the Celebration of the Inauguration of Washington as First President of the United States. Including a Variety of Information indispensable to the Visitor, Official Time Tables & Location of Depots of Railroads entering New York City; leading Hotels; Diagrams of Principal Theatres; Map of City; complete Street Directory; city Car Routes, &c, forming a Valuable Souvenir of the Occasion & Very Convenient Reference Book. Miller Bros, New York. (6),128 pages. Washington portrait, Federal Hall, map, illustrated advertisements for hotels, carriages, streetcars, theater plans. 7 x 3.75", red, blue & black printed wrapper, 'Compliments of West Shore Railroad'. Corners bent, wrap rubbed, soiled, short tear, G. $50.00

41 (Americana) SAMUEL GORTON'S LETTER to LORD HYDE In Behalf of the Narragansett Sachems, Issued at the General Court of the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Rhode Island & Providence Plantations by its Governor, Hezekiah Anthony Dyer & the Council of the Society, December 30, 1930. Printed by E.L. Freeman Company, from original in John Carter Brown Library. 20 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Library blindstamp, plate inside lower wrap, else VG. $20.00

42 (Americana) Anti-Horse Thief Association of Missouri. PROCEEDINGS of the GRAND ORDER, A.H.T. ASSOCIATION of MISSOURI. Held at Trenton, Mo., October 17 & 18, 1888. Spectator Print, Palmyra, Mo. 8 pages. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Badges, credentials, seats, constitution, condolences, finances, officers, arrangements. VG. $20.00 43 (Americana) Dall, Caroline H. (Wells Healey), 1822-1912. FROM BALTIMORE to WASHINGTON. Patty Gray's Journey to the Cotton Islands, Volume 2. Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1876. Copyright 1869. 283 pages. Frontispiece, plates: view & floorplan of Capitol, Washington map. 7 x 4.75", gold stamped red cloth. Instructive juvenile by feminist & transcendentalist; Colored Schools, Howard University, Washington, Georgetown, Smithsonian. Clean, tight, VG. $50.00

44 (Americana) George Hamilton, Arranger; Churches of Woodstock, Connecticut, Albert H. Williams, Committee Chairman. PILGRIM MEMORIAL PAGEANT, Given at Roseland Park, Woodstock, Connecticut, August 25th, 1920. (Souvenir program). (30) pages. Halftones, E.R. Rollins, photographer. Episode descriptions, Cast, Tercentenary Hymn. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Celebrating pilgrim tercentenary. VG. $15.00

45 (Americana) Glass, Francis, 1790-1824, Ohio; J.N. Reynolds, Editor. A LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON, in Latin Prose. New-York: Harper & Brothers, 1835. 245 pages, 1p publisher advertisement, extra Latin titlepage. Engraved frontispiece of bas-relief portrait. 8 x 5", black cloth. Bibliography of American Literature 16127 (Poe review); American Imprints 31854; Coyle, Ohio Authors page 246. Professionally rebacked, edges bit worn, scattered foxing, VG. $35.00

46 (Americana) Grand Camp of the Aaron Burr Legion, Charles Felton Pidgin, Councilor-in-Chief. The AARON BURR MEMORIAL, In Commemoration of the 147th Anniversary of the Birthday of Colonel Aaron Burr, February 6, 1756-September 14, 1836. Boston: Mount Vernon Book & Music Co., 1903. (38) pages. Portraits: Aaron & Theodosia Burr Alston. 10 x 7", printed wrapper. Officers, Opening Address, Memorial Meeting, Newark, New Jersey, poetic tributes, opinions, defensive excerpts. Wrap rubbed, few small stains, few library blindstamps, plate at back, toned, G. $25.00

47 (Americana) Grissom, D.M. (Daniel Morrison), 1829-1930. MEMORIAL of the MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Representative of Industrial Bodies & the Municipal Government of Saint Louis, to the Fifty-Second Congress of the United States in Favor of the Improvement of the Navigation of the Mississippi River. A plea in favor of isolating the Mississippi River, & making it the subject of an Annual Appropriation until it shall be permanently improved. St. Louis, Mo.: R.P. Studley & Co., 1892. 84 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Growth, population, industry, foreign commerce, rivers in history, railroads, freight rates, crop, animal statistics, taxes, age of cheapening, equipment, tonnage. Staples trifle rusty, few wrap edge nicks, text VG. $35.00

48 (Americana) Laidley, T.T.S. (Theodore Thaddeus Sobieski), 1822-1886; United States Military Academy, 1842. A COURSE of INSTRUCTION in RIFLE FIRING. Prepared by Command of Brig.- Gen. S.V. Benét, Chief of Ordnance, U.S. Army. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1879. 234 pages. 30 plates: rifle details, cartridges, aiming stand, practice musket, loading, targets, shelter. 5.75 x 3.75", gold & black stamped green cloth. Laidley commanded various arsenals, influenced improvements in equipment & shooting. Paper spine label, few library blindstamps, lower pastedown pocket, small edge abrasion, else VG. $175.00

49 (Americana) Lee, Henry W., Consulting Engineer, Greater Chicago Federation. The LAKE FRONT STEAL Involved in the Illinois Central-South Park Contract. Address before U.S. Engineers, January 13, 1913. Steal $2,000,000 Local Small Parks Funds & 67 Acres of Submerged Land. "Chicago Plan," a Scheme Devised for Benefit of Illinois Central to Rob the City of the Lake Front for Ever. From Calumet Record. No imprint. 14 pages. Stapled booklet, 8.5 x 5.75". Opposed plan to fill large sections of lakefront; proposed railroad elevation alternative. Toned, VG. $25.00

50 (Americana) Mansfield, J. Carroll. PIONEERS of the WILD WEST. Highlights of History Series. Historical Pictures for Juveniles & Adults. The World Syndicate Publishing Co., Cleveland & New York, copyright 1933. (286) pages. Illustrated, maps. 4.5 x 4", silver stamped blue cloth. Lewis & Clark, Zebulon Pike, Fur Traders, Nathaniel Wyeth, Marcus Whitman, Jim Bridger. Text tanned, cover trifle rubbed, few edge chips, VG. $20.00 51 (Americana) Sumner, Charles; F.W. (Francis William) Bird, 1809-1894, East Walpole, Massachusetts, introduction. CHARLES SUMNER'S EXPLANATION in REPLY to an ASSAULT. A Speech Prepared for the United States Senate, March, 1871. Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1878. 29 pages, 16p publisher advertisement. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Sumner opposed treaty annexing Santo Domingo, Grant dismissed Ambassador John Lothrop Motley in retaliation. Light crease, VG. $25.00

52 (Americana) Thomas Allen, Editor. The FAMILY MAGAZINE, or General Abstract of Useful Knowledge. Vol. III. New York: Redfield & Lindsay, 1835-6. 472 pages. Maps: New York City, Saratoga, York, Bunker Hill, Charleston, Southern & Middle Atlantic States revolutionary battles; engravings: Jane McCrea murder, Hamilton statue, Maiden's Rock, Mississippi, Daniel Boone, Washington tomb, Mount Vernon, Newburgh headquarters, Chinese tortures, tea cultivation, Greenland seal hunter, Mississippi River, New York 1673, De Witt Clinton, Virginia capitol, Richmond, Robert Fulton, locomotive, Negro cabin, Elias Hicks home, maple sugaring, Ticonderoga, hats, shoes, animals, plants, anatomy, physiognomy, silkworm, thresher. 11 x 7.5", paper boards. Professionally rebacked, edge wear, foxed, few short tears, G. $75.00

53 (Amherst College) Phi Beta Kappa, Massachusetts Beta, Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts. The SECOND CATALOGUE of the CHAPTER, 1934. 58 pages. 7.75 x 5.5", printed wrapper. History, Constitution, Officers, Members, 1822-1935. Library marks, else VG. $15.00

54 (Amherst College) Phi Beta Kappa, Massachusetts Beta, Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts. The FIRST CATALOGUE of the CHAPTER, Issued in an Edition of 1000 Copies. August, 1909. 32 pages. 7.75 x 5.5", printed wrapper. History, Constitution, Officers, Members, 1822-1910. Library marks, else VG. $15.00

55 (Amulets) Lefè vre-Pontalis, Pierre. NOTES sur des AMULETTES SIAMOISES. Annales du Musé e Guimet, Bibliothè que de vulgarisation, tome 45. Librairie Orientalste Paul Geuthner, Paris, 1926. 49 pages. 29 halftone plates. 7 x 5", printed wrapper. VG. $25.00

56 (Amusement Park) BLACK HAWK'S WATCH TOWER; The Rock Island Arsenal; Prospect Park, Moline, Illinois; The Tri-Cities, Davenport, Rock Island & Moline; Within easy access to the people of Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin & Missouri. Reached by 5 railways & all Steamboat lines on the Mississippi. (Promotional viewbook). No date, ca 1905 (Carnegie Library, Davenport). Democrat Co., Printers, Davenport. (24) pages. Halftones: Black Hawk Inn, Dance Pavilion, Watch Tower Entrance, Bowling Alley, Toboggan Slide, Music Pavilion, Prospect Park, Switchback, Modern Woodmen Society Headquarters, Rock Island Arsenal. Stapled booklet, 6 x 9". VG. $35.00

57 (Amusement Park) WILLOW GROVE PARK, Philadelphia's Fairyland. (Souvenir viewbook). Season 1907 (rubberstamp). (48) pages. Halftones: Music Pavilion, Walter Damrosch, John Philip Sousa, Arthur Pryor, Victor Herbert, Opening Day, Electric Fountain, Casino, Lakeside Café, Mirror- Maze, Scenic Railway, Women's, Administration, Photograph, Tours of World Buildings, Guards, Grand Army Day, Panorama, Candyland, Picnic Grove, Orangeuce Booth, Captive Flying Machine, Midway, Olde Mill, Coal Mine, Lodge. 5 x 8", printed wrapper. VG. $50.00

58 (Amusement Park) Paragon Park, Nantasket Beach, Hull, Massachusetts. An IDEAL DAY. How to Enjoy an Ideal Day of Pleasure. (Promotional viewbook). July 1, 1907. 15 pages. Halftones: Human Roulette Wheel, panorama, crowd watching free open air circus, Bostock Animal Arena (woman with 4 lions). 4 x 6", blue printed wrapper, amusement park at night, Boston American cartoon on back. "Park de Luxe" built 1905, improved 1907. VG. $50.00 59 (Amusements) Chase & Sanborn, Tea & Coffee Importers, Boston. AFTER DINNER TRICKS & PUZZLES with Your Seal Brand Coffee. Copyrighted 1896. 12 pages. Green & brown drawings: 36 tricks using matchsticks, toothpicks, wine glasses, bottle & corks, coin, handkerchief, biscuits, herrings, coffee beans. 5 x 3.75", color wrapper. Wrap splitting, trifle toned, VG. $20.00

60 (Amusements) Estey Organ Company, Brattleboro, Vermont. ENTERTAINMENTS for the HOME. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1890? 16 pages. Tinted illustrations. 5 x 3.25", color wrapper, party group, factory view. Guessing Games: Zoological Garden, Memory, Living Library, Charades, Tableaux, Orchestra, Baby Show. VG. $15.00

61 (Animal Rights) Rhode Island Humane Education Society, Providence, Rhode Island. TWENTY- THIRD ANNUAL REPORT for the Year Ending March 31, 1927. 31 pages. Halftones: junior conference, Japanese Band of Mercy. Activities, members, finances. Stapled booklet, 6 x 3.5". Inner sheet pulled, staples bit rusty, few owner marks, G. $10.00

62 (Anti-African-American) Hubbell, William Wheeler, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1821-1902, Counsellor at Law, Scientific & Military Engineer. The WAY to SECURE PEACE and ESTABLISH UNITY as ONE NATION. Free to the Public Press. Wrap: The Way of Washington. Philadelphia: A. Winch, Publisher, 1863. 'Philadelphia, 1863' pasted over imprint. 28 pages. Engraved portrait. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. 'God made Africa for Africans. To white man he gave superior intelligence, faculties for establishment of civilized life in own & other countries . . . restore African to native, barbarous country.' Proposes constitutional amendment. Library Company, Afro-Americana 5024. Toned, few edge chips, VG. $50.00

63 (Anti-Communist) Cambridge Union of University Teachers, Cambridge, Massachusetts. A STATEMENT on the TEACHERS' OATH LAW of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, March 1, 1936. (8) pages. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Thomas Dorgan, "Father of Teachers' Oath", introduced bill requiring loyalty oath of private & public school teachers, invalidated by 1967 court ruling. VG. $25.00

64 (Anti-Communist) Hunt, R.N. Carew. A GUIDE to COMMUNIST JARGON. New York: Macmillan Company, 1957. First Printing. xvii,169 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth, dj. Dj torn, few large losses, VG/fair. $10.00

65 (Anti-Communist) McCarthy, Joseph Raymond, 'Senator Joe', 1908-1957. McCARTHYISM: The FIGHT for AMERICA. Documented answers to questions asked by friend and foe. Devin-Adair Company, New York, 1952. Copyright 1952. viii,101 pages, 3p index. 11.25 x 8.25", printed wrapper, halftones of author. 'There's a heap of good sense-making reading between these covers, George' on titlepage. Upper cover tear repair, cover scuffed, text toned, G. $15.00

66 (Antiquities) George A. Leavitt & Company, New York City, Ed. Frossard, Catalog. CATALOGUE of the EXTENSIVE ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTION of Monsieur EUGENE BOBAN, Antiquities of Mexico, Guatemala, Central & South America, Egypt, Greece, Rome & Gaul, Gems, Cut & Polished Stones, Jade, Ivory, Jewelry, Boxes, Curios; Collections, Specimens, Ethnography, Anthropology, Paleontology, Mineralogy, Geology, Crystallography, Pre-historic Implements, Coins & Medals. First Part. December, 1886. 105 pages. 1925 lots. Frontispiece, 2 illustrations. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap splitting, few chips, toned, else VG. $50.00

67 (Architecture) Ainslie & Webster, Managers; Carrere & Hastings, Architects, New York. The JEFFERSON, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1895? Southern Ry. S.S. & Hotel Ad Co., Atlanta, Ga., designers, publishers & distributors. (8) pages. 11 halftones: exterior, Pompeiian Court, marble hall, office court, reception room, dining hall, grand salon, library, parlor, roof garden. 7.5 x 4", gold embossed wrapper. 'magnificent structure destined to become one of great attractions of South'. VG. $35.00 68 (Architecture) Gottschalk & Beadle, Architects; O.C. Housel, Contractor; C.A. Vincent, Pastor. CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, GALESBURG, ILLINOIS, 1898. Illustrations & Historical Sketch. Osgood Photo & Engraving, Galesburg, Illinois. (32) pages. Halftones: pastor, parsonage, First Congregational Church, demolition, bell, laying cornerstone, construction, interiors, stained glass, dining room, kitchen, Sunday school, boiler room, tower view; sub-contractor advertisements. Building description. 8 x 11", gold embossed green wrapper, cord tie. VG. $25.00

69 (Architecture) Naumburg, Elsa H.; Clara Lambert & Lucy Sprague Mitchell. SKYSCRAPER. The Junior Literary Guild & John Day Company, New York, 1934. 80 pages. Skyscraper construction halftones. 10.5 x 8.5", green stamped black cloth, no dj. Edges rubbed, cover bit soiled, few library rubberstamps, slip removed from upper pastedown, G/none. $25.00

70 (Architecture) Shinn, George Wolfe, Rector, Grace Church, Newton, Massachusetts. King's Handbook of NOTABLE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES in the United States. Boston: Moses King Corporation, 1889. Copyright 1889. 286 pages. 100 engravings. 8 x 5.75", gold & black stamped blue cloth. Hitchcock, American Architectural Books, 1167. Cover slightly rubbed, soiled, small residues from spine label, lower pastedown plate, else VG. $25.00

71 (Architecture) The Architectural League of New York. GOLD MEDAL AWARDS. A Catalog illustrating the work of the winners of Gold Medals in 1950, 1951 & 1952; Honorable Mention, Finalists in 1952 Exhibition, Architecture, Mural Painting, Sculpture, Landscape Architecture, Design & Craftsmanship in Native Industrial Art. A Reinhold Publication, New York, copyright 1952. Designed by Edward Oliver. 93 pages. Illustrated, advertisements. 12 x 9'', printed stiff paper, plastic comb. Library marks, plastic cracked, text G. $25.00

72 (Architecture) Woodbury, William N. GRANDSTAND and STADIUM DESIGN. American Institute of Steel Construction, New York,1947. Copyright 1947. 148 pages. Many stadium halftones & drawings: Tulane, Ohio State, Crosley Field, Cincinnati, Ebbetts Field, Churchill Downs, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Pennsylvana State College, Bates College, Cornell, Cotton Bowl, Orange Bowl, Georgia Tech, Cleveland, Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Lehigh. 9 x 6'', cloth spine, printed paper boards. Cover worn, else VG. $25.00

73 (Armor) The Walpole Galleries, New York, Walter S. Scott, Auctioneer. ARMS and ARMOR Mainly from the Collection of the Late BURGHARD STEINER, Riverdale-on-Hudson, New York, Fine Pieces from Collection of late E. Marvin Palmer, New York; Fine & Rare Edged Weapons, Pole-Arms, Cannon, Helmets, Flint-Lock Pistols, B. & S. Duelling Pistols, S. & W. Magazine Pistol, Suits of Armor, European & Japanese, &c. January 26, 1927. 64 pages. 522 lots. 14 halftones. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, VG. $15.00

74 (Art School) The Abbott School of Fine and Commercial Art, Washington, D.C., Anne Fuller Abbott, Director. GRAPHIC, DECORATIVE and FINE ARTS. SEASON 1928-1929. 27 pages. Illustrated: school, student artwork. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Faculty, Enrollment, Calendar, Courses, Awards, Accomodations, Tuition. VG. $10.00

75 (Art) Arthur E. Davis, Worcester, Massachusetts. EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS: Best Work of American Artists at the Davis Studio, Cor. Main & Park Streets. (Original pen & ink poster). No date, 1895? White paper board, 11.25 x 8.75". Ornamental lettering, stylized flowering plant in ornate pot, fancy round medallion with ribbons. See Smithsonian Archives of American Art. Corner chips, lightly soiled, G. $100.00 76 (Art) John Wanamaker, New York. A GUIDE to the PAINTINGS at the WANAMAKER STORE, NEW YORK. No date, ca 1901. (36) pages. 131 entries: title, Salon (1885-1901), painter, teacher, description. 6.5 x 4.5", pictorial wrapper. Primarily French, American: Robert H. Logan, James Hamilton, George W. King, Peter F. Rothermel, Southwick. Wrap edge wear, else VG. $25.00

77 (Art) Norton, Charles Eliot, Prefatory Notes & John Ruskin. NOTES on DRAWINGS by Mr. RUSKIN, Placed on Exhibition by Professor Norton in the Gallery of Messrs. Noyes & Blakeslee, 127 Tremont Street, Boston. October, 1879. Cambridge: University Press, 1879. 34 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Few manuscript corrections. Owner name, VG. $25.00

78 (Astrology) Boyertown Burial Casket Company, Boyertown, Pennsylvania. THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS YOU WERE BORN WHEN YOU WERE. (Astrological promotional booklet). No date, ca 1935? (20) pages. Black & red; Family Birth Record blank, astrological signs & horoscopes, pictorial map for motorists, birdseye factory view. Stapled booklet, 6 x 4.5". Lower leaf creased, VG. $15.00

79 (Astrology) Tietz' Music Warehouse, Amsterdam, New York. ASTROLOGIC FORTUNE TELLER. (Promotional card). Copyright June, 1887. Pink card, 7 x 3.75". Engraved astrological wheel, directions, advertisement. 'Astrologers, Alchemists, Spiritualists, Philosophers, & all who study their best interests buy Pianos & Organs of Tietz.' VG. $10.00

80 (Automotive) SUNOCO NEW ENGLAND ROAD MAP, Including Historic-Scenic Guide. 28 x 29 color printed sheet folding to 7 x 3.5". Maps copyright 1941, Rand McNally Company, drawings of historic buildings, monuments, sights, index, mileage chart. Cover slightly rubbed, soiled, VG. $10.00

81 (Automotive) SOUVENIR of LINCOLN HIGHWAY and HORSE SHOE TRAIL near BEDFORD, PA. (View folder). William A. Weisel Co., Bedford, no date, ca 1930? Made by Curt Teich & Co., Chicago. 32 x 6" color printed strip folding to 4 x 6". 16 views: highway near Bedford & Everett, Bedford Springs Hotel, Bedford Lodge & Country Club, Fort Bedford Inn, Tuscarora Summit. 4.25 x 6.25" color folder with tab & slot, area roadmap inside. VG. $15.00

82 (Automotive) Cape May County Bridge Commission, Cape May County Court House, New Jersey. MAP of the OCEAN DRIVE: Atlantic City - Cape May, New Jersey. No date, 1956? 9 x 36" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Color maps of Ocean Drive, southern NJ, Atlantic City, Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Avalon, Wildwoods, Stone Harbor, Cape May, 3 halftones, color covers. VG. $10.00

83 (Automotive) Department of Highways, Commonwealth of Kentucky, Frankfort, Kentucky. HISTORIC KENTUCKY HIGHWAYS. October, 1950. 56 pages. Color pictorial map; halftones, some color; tour strip maps. 8.5 x 11", color wrapper. Short split, wrap bit rubbed, VG. $10.00

84 (Automotive) Huebotter, H.A. MECHANICS of the GASOLINE ENGINE. First Edition, Second Impression. McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1923. ix,313 pages. 2 plates, 153 illustrations. 9 x 6", gold lettered green cloth, no dj. Cover trifle scuffed, soiled, owner name, 1 marginal pencil note, few endsheet scribbles, G. $15.00

85 (Automotive) Imperial Touring Service, Imperial Oil Ltd., Toronto Canada. EASTERN CANADA ROAD MAP. 1938. 31 x 24" color printed sheet folding to 7.75 x 4". 2 maps, indices, mileage chart. VG. $10.00 86 (Automotive) Indiana Toll Road Commission, South Bend, Indiana. INDIANA TOLL ROAD: The Sign of Pleasant Motoring. (Promotional roadmap). No date, but 1962 (printer code). 17 x 16" color printed sheet folding to 9 x 4". Maps: Indiana, Chicago area, gas logos, toll schedules, pictorial map, halftone. VG. $8.00

87 (Automotive) National Automobile Club, San Francisco & Los Angeles, California. TEXAS - OKLAHOMA. No date, ca 1955? 18 x 28" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Red & blue Rand McNally Road Maps Eastern & Western Texas-Oklahoma. Rubbed, soiled, bit edge wear, G. $10.00

88 (Automotive) Shell Oil Company, New York City. Shell Road Map: NEW JERSEY. Tour with Confidence. No date, but 1934 (code). 18 x 24" color sheet folding to 9 x 4". H.M. Gousha Company, red & yellow cover. VG. $10.00

89 (Automotive) Shell Oil Company, New York City. 1935 Road Map: PENNSYLVANIA. Tour with Confidence. 18 x 24" color sheet folding to 9 x 4". H.M. Gousha Company, red & yellow cover. VG. $10.00

90 (Automotive) Shell Oil Company, New York City. Shell Road Map: PENNSYLVANIA. Tour with Confidence. No date, but 1934 (code). 18 x 24" color sheet folding to 9 x 4". H.M. Gousha Company, red & yellow cover. VG. $10.00

91 (Automotive) Shell Oil Company, New York City. Shell Road Map: MAINE. Tour with Confidence. No date, but 1934 (code). 18 x 24" color sheet folding to 9 x 4". H.M. Gousha Company, red & yellow cover. VG. $10.00

92 (Automotive) Shell Oil Company, New York City. Shell Road Map: METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON. Tour with Confidence. No date, but 1934 (code). 18 x 24" color sheet folding to 9 x 4". H.M. Gousha Company, red & yellow cover. VG. $10.00

93 (Automotive) Shell Touring Service, Shell Oil Company, New York City. SHELL HISTORY and TOUR TIPS: New England & New York. Copyright 1939. 57 pages. Halftones of attractions, scenery. 8.75 x 4", color wrapper, coast, cars, service station. Wrap rubbed, bit soiled, G. $10.00

94 (Automotive) Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES. 1935 Esso Road Maps. 32 x 22" color sheet folding to 8 x 3.5". General Drafting Co. maps, indices, mileage chart. VG. $10.00

95 (Automotive) Standard Oil of New York, Division of Socony-Vacuum Oil Company. NEW YORK. Motoring in New York 1936. Pictorial Map of Manhattan. 31 x 26" color sheet folding to 7.75 x 4.5". General Drafting Co., index, mileage chart, parks. Trifle rubbed, soiled, VG. $10.00

96 (Automotive) The Standard Oil Company (Ohio). AUTOMOBILE ROAD MAP: OHIO. Automobile Road Map of Ohio, 1929. 30 x 22.75" sheet folding to 7.5 x 4". Red & blue. Full-page state map; 9 city maps by Forman-Bassett Co., Cleveland; mileage table; advertising for Sohio & Red Crown Gas, Oil; cover drawing. Trifle soiled, VG. $15.00

97 (Automotive) William & Harvey Rowland, Frankford, Philadelphia. PASSENGER CAR and TRUCK SPRINGS. March 1926. Catalog No. 3. Sesqui Centennial Catalog. (40) pages, 4p supplement. Factory birdseye, spring. Car make, specifications. 9 x 4", color wrapper. VG. $15.00 98 (Aviation) Atlantic Seaboard Airways, Washington-Hoover Airport, Arlington, Virginia. FLY OVER WASHINGTON. (Promotional leaflet). Copyright, 1930. 7 x 11.25" sheet folding to 7 x 3.75". Red, blue & black graphic, plane flying over monuments, U.S. Capitol, map, aerial views, Arlington Amphitheatre, Capitol. VG. $10.00

99 (Aviation) Beech Aircraft Corporation, Wichita, Kansas. The STORY of BEECHCRAFT. No date, ca 1970. 36 pages. Color illustrated: airplanes, missiles, spacecraft, factories, officers. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper. Wrap scuffed, spotted, VG. $15.00

100 (Aviation) D. Napier & Son Limited, London, England. NAPIER GAZELLE FREE-TURBINE. For helicopters . . . a helicopter engine. Publication 250. No date, ca 1955. (26) pages. Folding color cutaway of engine, black & aqua drawings, diagrams, halftones, graphs, engine, parts, specifications, Westland Wessex & Bristol 192 helicopters. 8.5 x 11", printed stiff paper, plastic comb. Presentation card inserted. VG. $50.00

101 (Aviation) Douglas Aircraft Company, Santa Monica, California. DOUGLAS DC-7C. Presenting a New Concept & Standard of Global Aviation: Douglas "Seven Seas". September 1, 1954. (Promotional booklet). (20) pages. Illustrated, some color, elevations, plans, cutaways, interior details, engine, world map, graphs. 8.5 x 14", color wrapper. Long-range variant of DC-7 for international flights. Inner sheet detached, owner name, VG. $50.00

102 (Aviation) Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Burbank, California. All New for Aviation's Future! LOCKHEED TURBOPROP ELECTRA: The Right Airplane-at the Right Time-at the Right Price. (Promotional booklet). 25 pages, 10-15-55 revised specifications pasted over original. Illustrated, some color, perspective drawings, cutaways, floorplan, seating, lounge, engine servicing, refueling, diagrams, graphs. 10 x 13.75", color wrapper. First large turboprop airliner, first flown 1957, 2 crashes ended sales. VG. $50.00

103 (Aviation) Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company, Aeronautical Division, Minneapolis, Minnesota. HERE'S HOW: Operation of the M-1 Autopilot. Copyright 1952. 29 pages. Illustrated. 5.5 x 7.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

104 (Aviation) Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company, Aeronautical Division, Minneapolis, Minnesota. HERE'S HOW: Operation of the E-6 Autopilot. Issue No. 1, Aug. 1950. 24 pages. Illustrated. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, VG. $15.00

105 (Aviation) Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company, Aeronautical Division, Minneapolis, Minnesota. HERE'S HOW: Operation of the MR-11C2 Autopilot for the B-66 Tactical Bomber. Copyright 1956. 16 pages. Illustrated. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

106 (Aviation) Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company, Aeronautical Division, Minneapolis, Minnesota. HONEYWELL PRESENTS an AUTOMATIC CONTROL PROPOSAL for the BOEING B-52 STRATOFORTRESS. No date, ca 1960? 43 pages. Illlustrated. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper. Cover scuffed, few small skinned spots, VG. $25.00

107 (Aviation) Warner, Edward Pearson. The EARLY HISTORY of AIR TRANSPORTATION: A lecture Delivered under the James Jackson Cabot Professorship of Air Traffic Regulation & Air Transportation at Norwich University, November 21, 1937. Norwich University, Norwich, Vermont, 1938. 74 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00 108 (Ballet) Hurok Attractions, New York City; Leonide Massine, Artistic Director; Efrem Kurtz, Musical Director. S. HUROK presents BALLET RUSSE de MONTE CARLO, 51st Street Theatre, Saturday, October 19 - Sunday, November 3 (1940?). (Poster). Broadside, 34 x 7". Works: Serenade, The New Yorker (George Gershwin), Gaite Parisienne, Poker Game, Spectre de la Rose, Nutcracker, Vienna-1814, Afternoon of a Faun, Capriccio Espangnol, Swan Lake, Bacchanale, Giselle, The Bluebird, Fantastic Toyshop, Coppelia, Petrouchka, Serenade, Scheherazade, Les Sylphides, Seventh Symphony. Creased, VG. $75.00

109 (Banking) The National Bank of Chester County, West Chester, Pennsylvania, Smith Burnham, Compiler. FIRST HUNDRED YEARS of The NATIONAL BANK of CHESTER COUNTY, West Chester, Pennsylvania, 1814-1914. 48 pages. Illustrated: building, documents, banknotes, officers, vault. 9.25 x 6.25", grey & gold embossed wrapper. Light edge wear, short tear, VG. $20.00

110 (Blind) Eustis, Dorothy Harrison; The Seeing Eye, Nashville, Tennessee & l'Oeil qui Voit, Lausanne, Switzerland. DOGS as GUIDES for the BLIND. Imprimerie Delacoste-Borgeaud, Lausanne, 20 October 1929. 4000 copies. 23 pages. 7 halftones: blind with guide dogs. Subscription blank. 8.5 x 5.75", printed vellum wrapper over paper. Eustis bred & trained German Shepherds at Fortunate Fields in Lausanne; began Seeing Eye with student Morris Frank. VG. $50.00

111 (Book Auction Catalog) Parke-Bernet Galleries, New York. The Distinguished Collection of AMERICANA Formed by C.G. LITTELL, Chicago. Sale Number 631. February 5 & 6, 1945. 276 pages. 1141 lots. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Price list inserted. VG. $15.00

112 (Book Auction Catalog) Parke-Bernet Galleries, New York. The Immortal AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, DOCUMENTS, MANUSCRIPTS, PORTRAITS, PERSONAL RELICS & LINCOLNIANA Collected by OLIVER R. BARRETT, Chicago. Sale Number 1315. February 19 & 20, 1952. 264 pages. 842 lots. Portrait, illustrated. 9.5 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Priced. VG. $10.00

113 (Book Auction Catalog) Parke-Bernet Galleries, New York. The Extensive and Notable Collection of WESTERN AMERICANA Formed by Dr. HENRY W. PLATH, Piedmont, California. Sale Number 1917. October 20, 21 & 22, 1959. 129 pages. 1175 lots. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Price list inserted. VG. $10.00

114 (Book Auction Catalog) Parke-Bernet Galleries, New York. WESTERN AMERICANA, Many of Great Rarity, The Distinguished Collection Formed by W.J. HOLLIDAY, Indianapolis, Indiana & Tucson, Arizona. Sale Number 1513. April 20, 21 & 22, 1954. 266 pages. 1233 lots. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Price list inserted. VG. $10.00

115 (Book Auction Catalog) Parke-Bernet Galleries, New York. Rare and Desirable WESTERN AMERICANA: Important Books & Other Printed Matter; Collection of Dr. LESTER BAUER, Detroit, Michigan. Sale Number 1860. December 2 & 3, 1958. 137 pages. 525 lots. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Price list inserted. VG. $10.00

116 (Book Club) The Club of Odd Volumes, Boston, Massachusetts. YEAR BOOK for 1922. 150 copies, Riverside Press, Cambridge, May, 1922. 73 pages. Charter, Constitution, Record for 1919- 21, Officers, Members, Publications. 6.25 x 4.25", paper boards. Unopened. VG. $15.00

117 (Book Club) The Club of Odd Volumes, Boston, Massachusetts. YEAR BOOK for 1968. 136 pages. 6.5 x 4.25", cloth spine, marbled paper boards. Partly unopened. Charter, By-laws, House Rules, 10 Year Record, Officers, Members, Historical Sketch, Publications. Marginal edge stains, else VG. $10.00 118 (Books About Books) Boswell, Alexander, 1775-1822. A LETTER to JAMES BOSWELL from His Son Alexander, A Schoolboy, Relative to The Life of Samuel Johnson, Then in Progress. A Facsimile from the original in the Collection of Ralph Isham, New York City. Princeton University Press. 101 copies. (8) pages. 4p facsimile by Meriden Gravure. 'Note to Reader' by L.H.B. (Lyman H. Butterfield), Princeton, October 1948. 9 x 7.75", brown wrapper, paper label. VG. $20.00

119 (Books About Books) Connor, Robert Digges Wimberly, United States Archivist. SECOND ANNUAL REPORT of the ARCHIVIST of the UNITED STATES, 1935-1936. The National Archives, Publication No. 5. United States Government Printing Office, Washington, 1937. 109 pages. Halftone plates, exhibition hall, proclamations (Nullification, Emancipation, War against Germany, Philippine Commonwealth), airbrushing & fumigating documents. 9 x 16", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

120 (Books About Books) Connor, Robert Digges Wimberly, United States Archivist. FIRST ANNUAL REPORT of the ARCHIVIST of the UNITED STATES, 1934-1935. The National Archives, Publication No. 1. United States Government Printing Office, Washington, 1936. 60 pages. Halftone plates of building. 9 x 16", printed wrapper. Wrap bit rubbed, soiled, corner nick, VG. $15.00

121 (Books About Books) Duncan, Raymond, 1874-1966. Les TRAVAUX d'HÉRACLÈS: Confé rence à l'Université Philosophique, Paris, 9 Mars 1919. Imprimé a l'Oeuvre Raymond Duncan, Paris. (31) pages. Drawings by Menalkas Duncan. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Isadore Duncan's brother, dancer, craftsman, philosopher. Wrap rubbed, edge wear, text tanned, G. $35.00

122 (Books About Books) Fenn, Patricia & Alfred P. Malpa. REWARDS of MERIT: Tokens of a Child's Progress & a Teacher's Esteem as an enduring aspect of American Religious & Secular Education. The Ephemera Society of America; Howell Press, Charlottesville, copyright 1994. First printing. 224 pages. Color illustrated, printed & manuscript rewards, medals. 8.5 x 11", cloth, dj. VG/VG. $15.00

123 (Books About Books) Houser, M. L. (Martin Luther), 1871-1951. The BOOKS that LINCOLN READ. Edward J. Jacob, Peoria, Illinois, 1929. DeLuxe Edition, 100 copies. 31 pages. 5 halftones: bookcase, titlepages. Annotated list 106 books; bibliography. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00

124 (Books About Books) Morley, Christopher. CHRISTMAS CARDS. Printed at The Thumbprint Press, Forest Hills, L.I., Christmas, 1937. Essay from Streamlines reprinted as Christmas keepsake by T. Robert Stump & Reynard Biemiller. 9 pages. 6.25 x 4.5", printed green wrapper. VG. $15.00

125 (Books About Books) Noah Farnham Morrison, Elizabeth, New Jersey. AMERICANA & Few Special New York Items. Catalog 237. No date, ca 1930 (text). 28 pages. 868 lots. 2 columns. 9 x 6", printed wrapper, halftone: 'Office in the Ark'. Toned, edge chips, creased, wrap pencil notes, G. $15.00

126 (Books About Books) Stone, Wilbur Macey. The THUMB BIBLE of JOHN TAYLOR. The LXIVMOS, Brookline, Massachusetts, 1928. 100 copies. 68 pages. 9 halftones. 5.75 x 4", cloth spine, paper boards. American Collector article. Cover rubbed, slightly shaken, VG. $50.00

127 (Books About Books) The Brick Row Book Shop, 42 East Fifteenth Street, New York. A LIST of RECOMMENDED BOOKS: Modern, Rare & First Editions. April, 1929. 22 pages, order sheet. 113 items. Mailback envelope. 7.75 x 4", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

128 (Books Auction Catalog) The Anderson Galleries, New York. The LIBRARY of the Late THOMAS L. RAYMOND, Newark, N.J. Sold by Order of Judge Worrall F. Mountain, Executor & Trustee. Sale Number 2320. February 13, 14, 1929. 98 pages. 858 lots. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Newark mayor 1825-8. McKay, Book Auction Catalogues, 9156. Few edge nicks, VG. $15.00 129 (Boston University) Marsh, Daniel L. President, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts. The FOUNDERS of BOSTON UNIVERSITY, being the Boston University Founders' Day Address, March 14, 1932. Reprinted from "Bostonia". 30 pages. Portraits, facsimile, Alexander Graham Bell Memorial Tower drawing. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Author signed; presentation letter to Professor Charles P. Huse. VG. $20.00

130 (Brushes) Young & Hardy, Binghampton, New York. The MARGORIS CACTUS FIBRE BRUSHES. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1890? 12 pages. 3.5 x 6", pictorial wrapper. Bath Brush: Health's Great Agent, Bicycle & Scrub Brushes. Few manuscript notes, VG. $15.00

131 (Buffalo Bill) BUFFALO BILL'S MEMORIAL MUSEUM, LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, COLORADO. (Souvenir viewbook). Published for Mrs. "Johnny" Baker; made by Curt Teich & Company, Chicago, no date, ca 1920? (32) pages. Color halftones: museum, memorial Lariat Trail road, Lookout Mountain Park gate, mountain views, Pa-Ha-Ska Teepee, coffee shop, dining room, Buffalo Bill, Johnny Baker. 5.75 x 8.25", gold & black embossed stiff paper. Edge faintly damped, VG. $25.00

132 (Bus Timetable) The Hudson Bus Transportation Company, Jersey City, New Jersey. RIDE the ROUTE 99S, The Red & Tan Bus, DIRECT BUS SERVICE to NEW YORK, JERSEY CITY, West New York, Union City, Bayonne, Staten Island, Perth Amboy, Keansburg. Table 40. Time Schedule. Effective June 23, 1948. 7 x 8.5" sheet folding to 7 x 3". VG. $10.00

133 (Business School) Soby, John F., Remington Typewriter Company. MALE STENOGRAPHERS REQUIRED. Extracts from an Address "The Stenographer in Demand" Delivered at the Convention of the Eastern Commercial Teachers' Association, at Philadelphia, Pa., March 28th, 1902. 7 pages. Stapled booklet, 6.25 x 3.5". Figures for positions, applicants, civil service jobs, opportunity for advancement. VG. $10.00

134 (Business) Homestake Mining Company, Lead, South Dakota. HOMESTAKE: A South Dakota Enterprise. Published to Promote Better Understanding of Its Problems. First Revision, June 1, 1940. 34 pages. Halftones: Lead City, 1880, Aerial View, Hoisting Plant, Homestake Offices & Plant, Underground, Wyodak Coal Pit, Log Loader, map, graph. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. History, Homestake Ore Mining, Threshing Gold, Mechanical, Electrical, Coal, Construction, Lumbering, Safety, Social Welfare (Hospital, Pension, Veterans, Recreation), Americanism, Athletics, Employment, Costs, Excessive Tax Burden. Wrap spotted, VG. $15.00

135 (Business) Thomas, Col. H.A., Postmaster, City of Boston, Massachusetts. The BUSINESS of SUCCESS. Address Delivered at the 149th Friday 2 o'clock of Burdett College. No imprint, ca 1900? 12 pages. 6 x 3.5", silver printed wrapper. Land of opportunity & requisite character & motivation. VG. $10.00

136 (California) Trembley, J.B., M.D. REPORTS and STATISTICS on the METEOROLOGY of the CITY of OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, for the Years 1882-'83. Oakland: Winchester & Pew, 1884. 35 pages, folding leaf. 8.5 x 5.75", gold printed blue wrapper. Folding leaf split along fold, wrap detached, splitting, chipped, text G. $15.00

137 (Camp Fire Girls) Camp Fire Girls, New York, Charlotte V. Gulick, Founder, Luther H. Gulick, M.D., President. CALL to SERVICE CAMP FIRE GIRLS. (16) pages. 19 April, 1917 letter from Woodrow Wilson, woodgatherer's ring, fire maker's bracelet, torch bearer's pin, Camp Fire Girls in uniform with bugle, flag, ceremonial costume. Stapled booklet, 6 x 3.25". Officers, Minute Girl Program, Patriotic Food Honors, How to Enlist, Woodgatherer's, Fire Maker's, Torch Bearer's Desires, Wohelo, Outfitting Company, Publications. Library rubberstamp, short tear, VG. $15.00 138 (Camp Fire Girls) Camp Fire Girls, New York. HOW to EARN MONEY: Experiences of Camp Fire Girls from New York to Hong Kong. Suggestions in Regard to Raising Money for Camp Fire Expenses. No date, post 1918 (text). 16 pages. 6 x 3.5", printed wrapper. Library rubberstamp, VG. $10.00

139 (Camp Fire Girls) The Board of Sunday Schools, Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago, Illinois; Norman E. Richardson, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. The CAMP FIRE GIRLS PROGRAM and METHODIST EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS. (1919). 12 pages. 2 halftones: Camp Fire activities. Stapled booklet, 6.25 x 3.5". Compatibility of program with church values & beliefs, Law of Camp Fire, Facts, December Program, Organizing. Library rubberstamp, VG. $10.00

140 (Campaign Biography) Moore, A.Y. (Ambrose Yoemans), South Bend, Indiana. The LIFE of SCHUYLER COLFAX. Philadelphia: T.B. Peterson & Brothers, copyright 1868. 394 pages, 10p publisher advertisement. Engraved frontispiece portrait. 7.5 x 5", black cloth, gold stamped spine, blind paneled boards. 1823-1885, Indiana Republican Representative, Speaker of House, Ulysses Grant Vice-president. Tips worn, owner name, VG. $25.00

141 (Canoe Trip) Thwaites, Reuben Gold. HISTORIC WATERWAYS: Six Hundred Miles of Canoeing Down the Rock, Fox, & Wisconsin Rivers. Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Company, 1888. Copyright 1888. 298 pages. Rock River map. 7 x 5", black & gold stamped cloth. Tips worn, toned, VG. $35.00

142 (Canvassing Book) Melendy, Mary R., M.D. PERFECT WOMANHOOD for MAIDENS - WIVES - MOTHERS. A Book Giving Full Information on All the Mysterious & Complex Matters Pertaining to Women. Creative Science; Bearing, Nursing & Rearing Children; Hints on Courtship & Marriage; Regulating Number of Offspring; Health, Mental & Physical Beauty; Diseases Peculiar to Women, Treatment & Cure. Complete Medical Guide for Women. International Publishing Co., Chicago, copyright 1903. Frontispiece, titlepage, preface, contents, introduction, sample text, illustrations, glossary, index, 1p description, 2 binding styles, halftone of book, lined subscription leaf. 9.5 x 6.75", gold, blue & black stamped grey cloth. Rubbed, soiled, shaken, most lined blanks removed, G. $25.00

143 (Cartoons) Craige, Ernest, Captain, Medical Corps, United States Army, El Paso, Texas, 1918- 2008, University of North Carolina, 1939, Harvard Medical School, 1943. OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG with GAY: A Pictorial History of the Travels of the Fifth Auxiliary Surgical Group from Fort Sam Houston, Texas through the E.T.O. (European Theater of Operations) to Marseille, June 1944- Aug 1945. Published by author, copyright 1945. (47) pages. Map, war cartoons. 8.5 x 11", printed wrapper. Introduction describes war travels, service. Corner nick, VG. $25.00

144 (Cartoons) DIC. FUNDAMENTALS of CARTOONING. Associated Features, New York, copyright, 1931. (64) pages. Drawings. 9 x 6", pictorial color wrapper. Few corner nicks, VG. $20.00

145 (Cartoons) McCutcheon, John T. (Tinney), 1870-1949, Purdue University, 1889, Pictures & Text. BIRD CENTER CARTOONS: A Chronicle of Social Happenings at Bird Center, Illinois. Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1904. (207) pages. 12.5 x 9.5", cloth spine, printed paper boards. 'Lauriston Ward, Oct 23, 1906 & To K.P.R. from LW' on blank. Fourth of July, Horse Show, Church Bazaar, Picnic, County Fair, Labor Day Field Sports, Baby Show, Harvest Home Party, Foot Ball Game, Hay Wagon, Swap Party, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Skating Party, Arrival of Automobile. Cover rubbed, soiled, text VG. $25.00

146 (Catholic) Gamble, Anna Dill, Sketch. CONEWAGO CHAPEL SESQUI-CENTENNIAL, 1787-1937, In Commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Dedication of the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Conewago, May 31, 1937. 54 pages. Illustrated: pope, bishops, priests, church, rectory. Pageant program. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap scuffed, VG. $15.00 147 (Catholic) Joseph Postner, Pastor; John J. Goff, Historian; St. John the Baptist Parish, Quincy, Illinois. GOLDEN JUBILEE, ST. JOHN the BAPTIST PARISH, 1880-1930. (Souvenir book). No imprint. 59 pages. Illustrated: bishop, priests, church, altars, pulpit, statuary, school, parsonage, convent, nuns, baseball team, play, Calvary Cemetery, map, 9.75 x 6.75", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00

148 (Catholic) Rev. A. Zurbonsen, Pastor, St. Mary's Congregation, Quincy, Illinois. GOLDEN JUBILEE: ST. MARY'S CONGREGATION of Quincy, Illinois, 1917. (Souvenir booklet). No imprint. 48 pages. Illustrated: pastors, church, rectory, altar, convent, Grotto of Our Lady, trustees, accolytes. 10 x 7", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, VG. $20.00

149 (Catholic) St. Anthony's Parish, Melrose Township, Adams County, Illinois. SOUVENIR of SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY, ST. ANTHONY'S PARISH, 1859-1919. 85 pages. Halftones: bishop, priests, nuns, church, chapel, school, anniversary mass, picnic, social, Red Cross sewing circle, soldiers, choir, cemetery. 9 x 6", gold stamped green cloth. Cover bit worn, nicked, VG. $20.00

150 (Catholic) St. Joseph Young Men's Society, St. Boniface Congregation, Quincy, Illinois. SOUVENIR of the GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION, May 6th, 7th & 8th, 1906. Monarch Printing Co., Quincy. 104 pages. Halftones & engravings: bishop, priests, officers, church, school, parsonage, clubhouse, gym, bowling alley, cemetery, Quincy views, many local advertisements. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Minor edge damping, wrap rubbed, VG. $25.00

151 (Catholic) St. Joseph's Parish, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 1855-1955. (Centennial souvenir book). 139 pages. Portraits: archbishop, priests, church, rectory, school, convent, nun. Rosters. 9 x 6", green & black printed gold wrapper. Scuffed, VG. $20.00

152 (Cemetery) Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Israel M. Spelman, President. ANNUAL REPORT of the TRUSTEES of the CEMETERY of MOUNT AUBURN, for 1890, with Reports of Treasurer & Superintendent. 59th Year. Boston: Alfred Mudge & Son, 1891. 15 pages. 10 x 8" folding plan. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Officers, finances, lot care prices; removal of documents to fire-proof vault, proprietor & lot catalog preparation, new greenhouse, water supply, fence, curbing removal. Damped, lightly creased, staples bit rusty, G. $25.00

153 (Chautauqua) Chautauqua Institute, Chautauqua, New York. CHAUTAUQUA SUMMER SCHOOLS, Chautauqua, New York, 1937 Season, July 5-August 13. The Chautauquan, Vol. 2, No. 23, Summer Schools Number, March, 1937. 58 pages. Few illustrations: recreations, orchestra, building. Stapled booklet, 7.75 x 5.5", green & black graphic. VG. $15.00

154 (Chautauqua) Chautauqua Institute, Chautauqua, New York. CHAUTAUQUA on LAKE CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y., June 30-August 28, 1932. Preliminary Program. The Chautauqua Quarterly, Vol. XXXII, No. 3, May, 1932. 38 pages. Halftones: 100th anniversary, golf champions, buildings, music, opera, theater directors, casts, Woman's Club (Eleanor Roosevelt), fishing, horseback, lake steamer, playground; pictorial map. Stapled booklet, 8.5 x 5.5", green & black graphics. VG. $15.00

155 (Chautauqua) Old Salem Chautauqua, Petersburg, Illinois. SECOND ANNUAL ASSEMBLY, Tuesday, Aug. 10 to Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1899. Souvenir Program. Perrin & Smith Printing Co., St. Louis. 40 pages. Halftones: officers, tents, lecture crowd, afternoon tea, Sangamon River, William Jennings Bryan, Slaton's Jubilee Singers, Sarah Tyson Rorer, Maud Ballington Booth, lecturers, performers. 8.75 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00 156 (Chautauqua) Old Salem Chautauqua, Petersburg, Illinois. FIFTH ANNUAL ASSEMBLY, Tuesday, Aug. 7 to Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1902. Souvenir Program. Perrin & Smith Printing Co., St. Louis. 36 pages. Halftones: officers, cottages, Adlai Stevenson, Slayton Jubilee Singers, lecturers, performers, preachers, Bible Study class, singing school, cooking lesson, church, auditorium, train station, Lincoln Memorial, denominational receptions, tent. 8.75 x 6", printed wrapper. Library label, rubberstamp, wrap bit rubbed, VG. $20.00

157 (Chicago) Ezra B. McCagg & Franklin H. Head. CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1857-1907: Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Its Incorporation, February 7, 1907. Addresses, Roll of Officers & Members. Chicago Historical Society, 1907. Pages 181-224. Halftone frontispiece, 1858 Members. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

158 (China) Canadian Pacific Steamship Company? PEKING. 1923. (12) pages. Drawings by Cyrus Leroy Baldridge, 1889-1977: hawker, male child, Chien Men, soldier, scholar, drumming priests, mat-weaver, laborer, Pink Wall, fish seller, Lama, West Wall with camels. Stapled booklet, 7 x 4.5". Interpretive tour narrative. Attribution from Worldcat. Starting along fold, staples trifle rusty, VG. $25.00

159 (Christian Socialist) Sawyer, Roland D. (Douglas), Mother-Earth Camp, Kensington, New Hampshire, 1874-1969. VACATIONS at KENSINGTON (cover title): Little Friends About My Camp; The Glad Green Days: Leaves from a Summer Journal; Under Swaying Pines; A Backward Glance at Summer Joys. No imprint, copyright 1913, introductions 1913-6. 32 pages each. Halftone of author & camp. 7 x 4.75", green cloth, paper label. Revere Lay College, 1898, evangelical seminary, became Christian Socialist, Ware, Massachusetts Congregational minister, state legislator. Small edge damping, extremities tanned from endsheets, else VG. $75.00

160 (Circulating Library) Bartlett, David W. MODERN AGITATORS: or Pen Portraits of Living American Reformers. New York: Miller, Orton & Mulligan, 1855. Copyright 1854. iv,396 pages. Portraits: N.P. Rogers, Elihu Burritt. 7.75 x 5.25'', library cloth, printed label for Madison Square Circulating Library. 'Rules & Regulations.' N.P. Rogers, Theodore Parker, Frederick Douglass, Ichabod Codding, H.B. Stowe, Elihu Burritt, W.L. Garrison, J.B. Gough, Charles G. Finney, Joshua R. Giddings, Bryant, Lyman & H.W. Beecher, E.H. Chapin, Whittier, H. Bushnell, W.H. Seward, Lowell, Greeley, Thurlow W. Brown. Worn, shaken, foxed, fair. $25.00

161 (Circus) The Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth. PROGRAM of the PERFORMANCES and EXHIBITIONS. Season of 1912. Madison Square Garden, March 21 to April 20, 1912. Wrap: Libretto, Magazine & Daily Review. (56) pages. Illustrated: P.T. Barnum, James Bailey, circus animals, train, cook wagon, tents, aerialists, clowns, chariot race, many advertisements. 9.5 x 7", color wrapper. Fold archival tape reinforced, corners creased, few chipped, few light stains, short tear, toned, G. $75.00

162 (Citizenship) Goldberger, Henry H., Principal, New York City Public Schools; Instructor, Teaching English to Foreigners, Columbia University. INTERMEDIATE BOOK in ENGLISH for COMING CITIZENS. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, copyright 1924. 'L'. xv,289 pages. Illustrated: Washington, Franklin, Theodore Roosevelt, United States map, factory, farm, bridge, dairy, classroom, city alley, park concert, Nathan Hale statue, Plymouth Rock, Naturalization Petition, drawings. 7 x 5", black stamped tan cloth, eagle. Conversation, Information (work, education, food, hygiene, Red Cross, constitution, becoming citizen), Stories (Lincoln; Hubbard, Message to Garcia; Irving, Rip Van Winkle; Dickens, Christmas Carol; Robinson Crusoe), Letter Writing, American Songs. Newsprint offsetting 2p, trifle toned, shaken, VG. $15.00 163 (Citizenship) Hyatt, Carl B.; Edwina Austin Avery, Editor. The GATEWAY to CITIZENSHIP: A Manual of Principles & Procedures for Use by Members of the Bench & Bar, the Staff of the Immigration & Naturalization Service, Civil & Educational Authorities, & Patriotic Organizations in their Efforts to Dignify & Emphasize the Significance of Citizenship. United States Department of Justice, Immigration & Naturalization Service. Government Printing Office, Washington, 1943. vii,153 pages. 9 x 6'', cloth. Naturalization Ceremony, writings by presidents, justices, immigrants, prayers, pledges, oaths, creeds, codes, meaning of flag. Owner name: William Burns, Superior Court Justice, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, edge bump, VG. $10.00

164 (Civil Rights) League for Adult Education, New York City, Joseph Schlossberg, President. The RIGHTS of MAN ARE WORTH DEFENDING. 1942. (48) pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Carl Raushenbush, George S. Counts, Morris Milgram, Workers Defense League; A. Philip Randolph, Emancipation Proclamation; Melvyn Douglas, Intolerance; Zechariah Chafee Jr., Free Speech; William Green, Denouncing Smith Bill; Philip Murray, Crown of Thorns for Labor; Roger N. Baldwin, Peacetime Sedition; Pauli Murray & Murray Kempton, All for Mr. Davis. Rubbed, VG. $20.00

165 (Civil War) The LOYALIST'S AMMUNITION. Speech of Brave Old Patriot. Voice from Army. On Foreign Interference. For Croakers. Words of Patriot Soldier. Cromwell on Destructive Conservatism. Pusillanimous Peace. Philadelphia: Henry B. Ashmead, 1863. 16 pages. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper, small engraving. Ashmead member of Union League of Philadelphia, active in tract war. Isaac Funk Illinois legislature speech; 150th Pennsylvania Volunteers resolutions; Lovell Harrison Rousseau exhorts troops. Toned, VG. $20.00

166 (Civil War) Die MUNITION des LOYALISTEN. (The Loyalist's Ammunition in German). Philadelphia: Heinrich B. Ashmead, 1863. 16 pages. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper, small engraving. Pro- Union platter translated for German-Americans. VG. $20.00

167 (Civil War) Andrew Jackson, Hugh Swinton, Legare, Alexander H. Stephens, Horace Maynard, John Van Buren. The REBUKE of SECESSION DOCTRINES by Southern Statesmen. Philadelphia: Printed for Gratuitous Distribution, 1863. Union League of Philadelphia? 16 pages. Titlepage engraving. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Excerpts opposing nullification, secession. Toned, edge chips, G. $20.00

168 (Civil War) Baquet, Camille, Second Lieutenant, Company A, First Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers. HISTORY of The FIRST BRIGADE, NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS, from 1861 to 1865, compiled under the authorization of Kearny's First New Jersey Brigade Society. Published by State of New Jersey, 1910. Trenton: MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers, 1910. iii,515 pages. 3 color flag plates, many portraits, monument, Salem Church, Virginia, dedication ceremony, 1861 regiment parade. 9.5 x 6.5", gold stamped blue cloth. Cover worn, soiled, edge damped, hinges loose, 2 leaves detached, text shaken, toned, fair. $25.00

169 (Civil War) Hunt, Ezra Mundy? ABOUT the WAR. Plain Words to Plain People by a Plain Man. Philadelphia: Printed for Gratuitous Distribution, 1863. Union League of Philadelphia? 16 pages. Titlepage engraving. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Succinct summary of American history warms to argument for union. Toned, few corner chips, VG. $20.00

170 (Civil War) Laboulaye, Edouard, 1811-1883 & James McKaye. SEPARATION: War Without End. Loyal Publication Society, No. 8. New York, May, 1863. With: National Unity: It Must Not Be Surrendered, from N.Y. Evening Post, to Parke Godwin. New York: Wm. C. Bryant & Co, Printers, 1863. 19 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper, pamphlet list on back. Slight crease, VG. $35.00 171 (Civil War) Owen, Robert Dale, 1801-1877 & Salmon Portland Chase, 1808-1873. The CONDITIONS of RECONSTRUCTION; in a Letter from Robert Dale Owen to the Secretary of State. & LETTER from Hon. S.P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, to the Loyal National League. Loyal Publication Society, No. 25. New York, Sept., 1863. New York: Wm. C. Bryant & Co, Printers, 1863. 24 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper, pamphlet list on back. VG. $35.00

172 (Civil War) William S. Rosecrans, William Cannon, Daniel S. Dickinson, D. Allen, Sargeant-Major, 149th Pennsylvania Volunteers. A SAVOURY DISH for LOYAL MEN. Letters from General Rosencrans. Gov. Cannon's Message & Proclamation. Arguments from Old Democrat. Speech of D.S. Dickinson. Lessons of Past. The Army & Copperheads. Philadelphia: Printed for Gratuitous Distribution, 1863. Union League of Philadelphia? 16 pages. Titlepage engraving. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Rosecrans thanks Ohio for support; Republican Delaware Governor defies Democrat state congress on habeas corpus bill; Democrat Dickinson Loyalist. Toned, edge chips, G. $20.00

173 (Clipping Service) Burrelle's Press Clipping Bureau, New York City. PRESS CLIPPINGS by BURRELLE: Personal References, Retail Dealer or Manufacturer's Advertisements, General New Items, Editorials, Reprints of Publicity Stories, Cartoons, Syndicated Articles or Photographs, Book Reviews, Loose Leaf Scrap Books, Rubber Cement, Mucilage. (Promotional leaflet). No date, ca 1930? 10.5 x 7" sheet folding to 6 x 3.5". Map, office building, built 1929. VG. $10.00

174 (College Humor) Cleveland, Anne & Jean Anderson, Drawings. VASSAR: A Second Glance. Vassar Cooperative Bookshop, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York, December, 1942. Second printing. (44) pages. Cartoons. 8.5 x 7", printed wrapper. 'To Eunice, June, '43' on blank. Trifle rubbed, toned, VG. $10.00

175 (Communism) Germain, Ernest (Ernest Ezra Mandel); Sitaram B. Kolpe (Kailash Chandra), Introduction. SOVIET HISTORY FALSIFIED: WHY? Thirty Questions Answered. Socialist Workers Party, Bombay, no date, ca 1963? Magan Desai, Allied Printing Press. 68 pages. VG. $10.00

176 (Connecticut) W.W. Dowd, Port Chester, New York. The FIRST REUNION of the DESCENDANTS of HENRY DOUDE, Held at the Hammonassett House, Madison, Connecticut, September 2d, 1885. New York: Anthony's Photographic Bulletin Print, 1885. 12 pages. 9.5 x 6.5", printed wrapper. Settled Guilford, Connecticut, 1639. Creased, small wrap edge chips, VG. $15.00

177 (Constitution) American Civil Liberties Union, New York, Patrick Murphy Malin, Director. DEFENSE of the BILL of RIGHTS. Testing Whether That Nation 41st Annual Report, July 1, 1960 To June 30, 1961. 80 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Censorship, Access to Government Records, Academic Freedom, Church & State, Freedom of Speech, Movement, Assembly, Labor, Legal Equality, Due Process, Citizenship, Deportation, Mentally Ill, Loyalty, Military Justice, Wiretapping, Police Practice. VG. $15.00

178 (Construction) Warner Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. WARNER: 1794-1929. (Promotional booklet). (31) pages. Halftones, aerial views: Philadelphia, Franklin Field, Morrisville, Cedar Hollow & Manor sand & gravel plants, dredges, barges, tugboats, kilns, Berks Street & Sinn's Yards on Delaware River, concrete mixer, delivery trucks, Warner Knickerbocker lime plant, American Lime & Stone Company, Bellefonte; double-page map. 8.5 x 10.5", color printed tan stiff paper. Sand, gravel & lime production & distribution following Van Sciver Corporation acquisition. VG. $20.00

179 (Consumerism) Eaton, Jeanette. BEHIND the SHOW WINDOW. Harcourt, Brace & Company, New York, copyright 1935. xii,313 pages. Halftones: food, clothing, electric lamp, automotive production, transportation, wholesale markets. 9 x 6.5", cloth, no dj. Bookplate Howe Library, Hanover, New Hampshire. Library spine number, 2 small internal marks, tips rubbed, G/none. $10.00 180 (Cooking) Irvine, William H. OUR GROUNDNUT INDUSTRY. Crownbird Series No. 27. Public Relations Department, Lagos, Nigeria; Nigerian Printing Company, Lagos, no date, but 1953 (text). 16 pages. 7 halftones: camel train, pyramids of cloth sacks, handling, weighing, picking. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Staples bit rusty, faintly smudged, VG. $15.00

181 (Cooking) Lewis, Clifford. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING COURSE. Lessons 15-22, 27. Revised Edition. Lewis Hotel Training Schools, Washington, D.C., copyright 1928. 9 pamphlets, 275 pages. Few illustrations: kitchen equipment, meat cuts, chef uniform, recipes, menus. 9 x 6'', printed wrappers. Scullion & Kitchen Fireman, Vegetable Cook, Kitchen Maid, Butcher, Garde Manger & Carver, Roast, Swing, Broiler, Fry Cook, Kitchen Clerk, Night & Banquet Chef, Baker, Pantry Girl, Salad Girl. Rubbed, soiled, marks in text, G. $50.00

182 (Cooking) Marquette, Arthur F. BRANDS, TRADEMARKS and GOOD WILL: The Story of The Quaker Oats Company. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, copyright 1967. First Edition. 274 pages. Illustrated. 8.5 x 5.75", cloth, dj. VG/VG. $10.00

183 (County Fair) Patriotic Order Sons of America, Oriental, Pennsylvania. TWENTIETH ANNUAL P.O.S. of A. FAIR, ORIENTAL, PA., August 4,5,6,7, 1948. (Souvenir program). (52) pages. Entertainment photos: Slim Bryant & Georgia Wildcats, Grandpa Jones, Joe Barker, Hawkshaw Hawkins, Tex Ritter; local advertisements. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

184 (Crime) Bidwell, Austin, tried at Old Bailey for Bank of England Forgery. From WALL STREET to NEWGATE via the Primrose Way. Bidwell Publishing Co., Hartford, copyright 1895. 590 pages. Many plates. 9 x 6", gold lettered cloth, gilt edges. Kaplan, American Autobiographies, 477. Author signature below frontispiece & quotation. Cover soiled, tips worn, text shaken, trifle toned, G. $25.00

185 (Cuba) Raul F. Sanchez del Monte, Director, Proprietario. ZOMBIE CLUB, Habana, Ano 2, No 5 y 6, Mes de Marzo y April 1945. 32 pages. Halftones: dancers, musicians, parties, women, brides. Menu, cocktail recipe. 7 x 5", printed wrapper. Trifle rubbed, VG. $40.00

186 (Dale Carnegie) Carnegie, Dale, 1888-1955. HOW to REMEMBER NAMES. Dale Carnegie & Associates, Garden City, New York, copyright 1967. (14) pages. 6 x 4", green & black printed wrapper. 3-step program in mnemonics. Trifle scuffed, VG. $10.00

187 (Deaf) Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876. LETTER to the DEAF. An Essay. March 16, 1834. Reprinted by The New York League for the Hard of Hearing, 1920. 24 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

188 (Death) Habenstein, Robert W.; William M. Lamers. The HISTORY of AMERICAN FUNERAL DIRECTING. Bulfin Printers, Milwaukee, 1955. xvi,636 pages. Illustrated. 8.5 x 6", cloth, dj. Signed by Habenstein on blank. Dj chipped, torn, worn, cloth trifle soiled, else VG. $25.00

189 (Dentistry) Clapp, George Wood. SOME of BROTHER BILL'S LETTERS and WHAT THEY MEAN to YOU. Reprinted from The Dental Digest. The Dentists' Supply Company of New York, 1928. 48 pages. Drawings, tables, fees, costs. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Ethics, economics, accounting. VG. $15.00

190 (Design) Kaufmann, Edgar, Jr. WHAT IS MODERN DESIGN? Furniture-Textiles-Pottery-Glass- Lamps-Metal Ware. Introductory Series to the Modern Arts-3. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, copyright 1950. 32 pages. Halftones, works by Mies, Oud, Saarinen, Breuer, Eames, Aalto, Finn Judd, Thonet, Le Corbusier, Bruno Mathsson, Nelson, Anni Albers, Hoffmann, Tiffany, Noguchi, Frank. 10 x 7.5", printed wrapper. Corner nicked, wrap rubbed, owner name, VG. $15.00 191 (Dialect) Barnes, William. POEMS of RURAL LIFE, in the Dorset Dialect. With a dissertation & glossary. Second Edition. London: John Russell Smith, 1848. viii,411 pages. 7.75 x 4.75", cloth. Professionally rebacked, trifle toned, gift inscription, G. $35.00

192 (Dictionary) Woolf, Henry Bosley, Editor-in-Chief. The MERRIAM-WEBSTER DICTIONARY. A Merriam-Webster. Pocket Books, New York, August, 1974. Copyright 1974. 848 pages. 7 x 4", paperback. 'For Audrey Duckert (University of Massachusetts professor & lexicographer) from Bosley Woolf'. Psychedlic cover, Right on!, funky, ego trip, Afro, bummer, hassle, camp, kung-fu. Upper cover creased, text toned, inner covers spotted, VG. $50.00

193 (Dime Novel) Old Sleuth (Harlan P. Halsey). A DESPERATE CHANCE; or, The Wizard Tramp's Revelation. A Thrilling Narrative. Old Sleuth's Own. No. 92. New York: J.S. Ogilvie Publishing Company, copyright, 1897. 78 pages, 22p publisher advertisement. 7.25 x 4.75", black & red printed wrapper. Tanned, corner chipped, edges bit worn, G. $15.00

194 (Drawing) Hall, Abbie G. DRAWING MADE EASY, or, Dictation Exercises, Plans & Suggestions to Aid in Teaching Drawing. Third Series. Chicago: A. Flanagan, copyright, 1888. 14 pages, 1p publisher advertisement. 6.5 x 4.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

195 (Early American Children's Book) LEBEN un SELIGES ENDE des JOHN HANDS. No. 13. Amerikanischen Tractat-Gesellschaft, Neu-York, 150 Nassau-Strasse, no date, ca 1850. 32 pages. Engravings. 4.25 x 2.75", blue printed tan wrapper, signed 'Howland', German publisher advertisement. Bit rubbed, soiled, small, light dampstains, G. $15.00

196 (Early American Children's Book) Benjamin Franklin & Noah Webster. The WAY to WEALTH. To Which Are Added His Advice to Young Tradesmen, & Sketches of His Life & Character. & The PROMPTER; or a Commentary on Common Sayings & Subjects. Windsor, VT.: Simon Ide, 1826 & 1827. 80 & 96 pages. 2 small engravings. 4.75 x 3", leather spine, paper boards. Shoemaker, American Imprints, 24571 & 31696. Worn, 5 leaves damaged, small losses, stained, soiled, fair. $20.00

197 (Early American Children's Book) Lavater, Johann Caspar, 1741-1801. JESUS auf GOLGATHA. No. 5. Herausgegeben von der Amerikanischen Tract-Gesellschaft, 144, Nassau-Strasse, Neu- York., no date, ca 1830. 12 pages (also paginated 30-40). German verse. Engraving signed 'A' (Alexander Anderson). Stitched booklet, 7 x 4.25". Dampstained, marginal stab hole, G. $20.00

198 (Eastern Thought) McCabe, Joseph, 1867-1955. The MORAL LIFE of CHINA and INDIA: An Outlne of Their Lives from Early Days to Recent Times. A History of Human Morals Volume VII. Haldeman-Julius Company, Girard, Kansas, no date, ca 1930? 64 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Franciscan priest turned freethinker, Haldeman-Julius regular. Tanned, VG. $15.00

199 (Economics) Stevens, Ernest Guy, Syosset, New York, Member New York & Federal Bars. LIBERTY or DEATH? Published by the author, copyright, 1938. 32 pages. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Critiques Marx & Veblen, proponent of libertarian small government, no protective tarriff, no Sherman Law, no strikes, no SEC, margin trading. VG. $15.00

200 (Education) Burrowes, Thomas Henry, 1805-1871, Superintendent of Common Schools, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; President, Pennsylvania State University, 1868-71. PENNSYLVANIA COMMON SCHOOLS. Report of the Superintendent of Common Schools of Pennsylvania, for the Year Ending June 3, 1861. Harrisburg: A. Boyd Hamilton, State Printer, 1862. 254 pages. 9.5 x 6", black cloth, gold lettered spine. 'H. Barnard' in pencil on blank, Henry Barnard, 1811-1900. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, text toned, G. $25.00 201 (Education) Johnson, Marietta (Pierce), 1864-1938; John Dewey, George T.W. Patrick. The FAIRHOPE IDEA in EDUCATION. The Fairhope Educational Foundation, no date, ca 1926 (text). 32 pages. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Fairhope, Alabama, Henry George based utopian community, founded 1894; Johnson founded The School of Organic Education there, 1907, enacting radical, influential educational reforms. Toned, short edge tear, VG. $35.00

202 (Elections) NATIONAL CONTEST, containing Portraits & Biographies of Our National Favorites. President Cleveland's Message, & Reply by Hon. James G. Blaine. Election Statistics & National Platforms, also, Tariff Discussions, by John G. Carlisle & Wm. McKinley, Jr. Chicago: R.S. Peale & Co, 1888. 128 pages. Portraits. 7.5 x 5.25", printed wrapper. Lives of Grover Cleveland, Allen G. Thurman, Benjamin Harrison, Levi Morton. Cover splitting, worn, edge tear, toned, fair. $25.00

203 (Elections) Clark, Hubert A., Princeton, Illinois, Arrangements & Special Words; Palmer E. Anderson, Chairman Program Committee. SONG BOOK Used at Meeting of the SWEDISH- AMERICAN REPUBLICAN LEAGUE, Princeton, Illinois, Thursday, March 9, 1916. 8 pages. Stapled booklet, 9 x 5.75". America, Old Folks at Home, Old Black Joe, Star Spangled Banner, I've a Garden in Sweden, Long Way to Tipperary, Hills of Old Kentucky, Edward C. Westman (founder), Senator L.Y. (Lawrence Yates) Sherman (1858-1939), Silver Threads, I Want a Girl, Sit Down You're Rocking Boat, Illinois, Sons of Sweden. Creased, rubbed, G. $15.00

204 (Elections) Democratic National Committee, Washington, D.C. PROMISE and PERFORMANCE: The Facts about Party Platforms: How the Majority of Each Party Voted When the Test Came on Keeping Those Promises. No date, but 1948. 10 pages. Stapled booklet, 8 x 10.5". Offers platform points, compares relative votes. Lightly creased, VG. $15.00

205 (Elections) Fitzgerald, Jim & John Boswell; Al Kilgore, illustrations. FIRST FAMILY PAPER DOLL & CUT-OUT BOOK. Dell Publishing Co., New York, November 1981. First printing. (18) leaves, color printed 1 side. Ronald, Nancy, Ron Jr. & Patti Reagan cut-out dolls, double-page oval office, outfits for ranch, campaign trail, Camp David, ball, movies, Ron Jr. Greenwich Village, California Dreamin' Patti, office decorations, visitors. 12 x 9", color wrapper. Cover scuffed, VG. $15.00

206 (Elections) Republican National Committee, Washington, D.C. PROMISE and PERFORMANCE: The Administration of FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT REVEALS ITSELF. Copyright 1936. 64 pages. 11 x 8", printed wrapper. Staples rusty, wrap pullling, bit soiled, text VG. $15.00

207 (Elections) Republican State Central Committee, Providence, Rhode Island. REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION of The STATE of RHODE ISLAND, 1913-1914. 56 pages. State & local officers, committees, Republican Senators & Representatives, Governor, Geneal Assembly, Naturalization law. 6 x 4", printed wrapper. Many manuscript updates. Wrap rubbed, bit soiled, VG. $15.00

208 (Elections) Schlafly, Phyllis. A CHOICE NOT an ECHO. "the inside story of how American Presidents are chosen". Third Edition. Pere Marquette Press, Alton, Illinois, August 1964. 126 pages, order blank/publisher advertisement. 6.5 x 4.25", red & black printed paperback. 'Can grassroots Americans complete in November victory started winning in July?' Pro-Goldwater exposé of Republican National Committee centrist machinations. VG. $10.00

209 (Elections) The National Democratic Committee, New York. The CASE AGAINST FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, With Some Reference to the Past. The Record Publishing Co., New York City, no date, but 1936 (text). (23) pages. Political cartoons, Lincoln, Thedore Roosevelt, Jackson, advertisement for Roosevelt Record. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Counters anti-Roosevelt arguments with historical evidence. VG. $15.00 210 (Elections) The Publicity Division, Democratic National Committee, Washington, D.C. WORKERS GET the WORKS! The Republicans did it before. They're doing it again . . . NOW. No date, but 1947 (text). (16) pages. Portraits: Harry Truman, Lewis Schwellenbach, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 5 x 4", printed wrapper. Republican anti-labor override of Truman veto of Taft-Hartley Act. VG. $10.00

211 (Elections) The Research Division, Republican National Committee, Washington, D.C. PROMISE and PERFORMANCE: The Administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Reveals Itself. 1938 Issue. 64 pages. 8.75 x 6", red & blue printed white wrapper. VG. $15.00

212 (Elections) TIME, The Weekly Newsmagazine, James A. Linen, Publisher, New York. And MAY the BEST MAN WIN! How much do you know about conventions? (Promotional booklet). Copyright 1952. (20) pages. Halftones: 1948 convention, fashion show, Alben Barkley & Sam Rayburn, Theodore Roosevelt, William J. Bryan, Everett Dirksen, Hubert Humphrey, delegates; map, score card & questionnaire blanks. 11 x 8.5", pictorial color wrapper. Tiny nick, trifle soiled, VG. $15.00

213 (Entrepreneurship) Rice, Elmer C. HOW to MAKE MONEY BREEDING PLYMOUTH ROCK SQUABS. Plymouth Rock Squab Company, Melrose Highlands, Mass., no date, ca 1923 (text). 32 pages. Illustrated: pigeons, nestbowl, boxes, water fountain, holder, net, leg band, perch, knife, scraper, stove, banding tools, feed, pigeon farm birdseye. Order blanks. Stapled booklet, 10.75 x 8". Testimonials for manual, supply catalog. Creased, edge damping, VG. $15.00

214 (Etching) Stapp, Emilie Blackmore; Jeannette A. Stewart, Etchings. The LITTLE STREETS of BEACON HILL. Cambridge: J.F. Olsson & Company, 1928. #98 Artists Edition of 100, signed. 16 pages. 6 etchings. 7.5 x 5.5", paper wrapper, cord tie. Announcement inserted. VG. $25.00

215 (Ethical Culture) Adler, Felix & Percival Chubb. SHALL OSTRACISM BE USED by RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES in the STRUGGLE AGAINST PUBLIC INIQUITY. & MORAL BARBARISM. Ethical Addresses & Ethical Record, Philadelphia, Vol. XII, No. 6, Feb., 1905. Pages 181-211, 1p publisher list. 7.5 x 5", printed wrapper. Society for Ethical Culture of New York talk promotes tolerance, social action; New York Conference of Religion, Syracuse talk on moral degeneration. Wrap chip, VG. $15.00

216 (Ethical Culture) Felix Adler, founder, remarks; Robert D. Kohn, architect; Percival Chubb, ode. DEDICATION of the MEETING=HOUSE of the SOCIETY for ETHICAL CULTURE of NEW YORK, October 23rd-26th, 1910. New York: Published by the Society for Ethical Culture, 1910. 96 pages. 6 halftone plates of building, 64th St & Central Park West, speakers. 9 x 6.5", cloth. Unopened. Cloth trifle spotted, lightly toned, owner inscription, VG. $15.00

217 (Etiquette) The McCall Company, New York City. McCALL'S OWN BOOK of ETIQUETTE. Revised Edition. Present-day Customs & the Courtesies of Social Intercourse. Issued by McCall's Magazine, reprinted 1930. 48 pages. Drawings (woman alone on train should not converse with strangers), wedding invitation, announcement. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Wrap edges chipped, starting along fold, text VG. $10.00

218 (Etiquette) Wilson, Margery. The POCKET BOOK of ETIQUETTE. The Modern Social Guide. Pocket Books Edition. Pocket Books, New York, 1st printing, May, 1941. xii,416 pages, publisher list. 6.5 x 4.25", paperback. 'Eleanor Parkhurst, July 1941' on blank. Cover edges delaminating, else VG. $10.00 219 (Explosives) Technical Service Section, Explosives Department, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Wilmington, Delaware. BLASTERS' HANDBOOK: A Manual Describing Explosives & Practical Methods of Use. Twelfth edition. Copyright 1949. 453 pages. Illustrated. 6.75 x 4.25", red cloth, no dj. VG/none. $10.00

220 (Expositions) OFFICIAL GUIDE BOOK of the NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR. 1939. "Building the World of Tomorrow". Exposition Publications, New York, copyright 1939. 256 pages. Folding color map/birdseye view; section maps, illustrations of buildings, advertisements. 8 x 5", color wrapper. Map misbound, trimmed along fold, small loss, cover rubbed, few bent corners, G. $15.00

221 (Expositions) NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939 COLORED MINIATURES. 16 Assorted Views. Officially Licensed. Frank E. Cooper, New York, N.Y. 16 cards, 2.5 x 3.5". Color views, exhibition buildings, Trylon & Perisphere, Constitution Mall, Lagoon of Nations, Court of Peace. Diecut silver & white interlocking paper case, postal address spaces. Case bit rubbed, VG. $15.00

222 (Expositions) NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR: Illustrated by Camera. 1940 Edition. Manhattan Post Card Co., New York City. (64) pages. Halftones, aerial views, national, state, commercial pavilions, Trylon & Perisphere, fountains, sculpture, lagoons. 10 x 7", color wrapper. Trifle rubbed, VG. $20.00

223 (Expositions) A Century of Progress International Exposition. Kaufmann & Fabry Company, Official Photographers. OFFICIAL PICTURES of A CENTURY of PROGRESS EXPOSITION. Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation, Chicago, copyright 1933. (64) pages. Halftones: country, state, commercial exhibit buildings, Sky Ride, Lagoon, gardens, fountains, Oasis, Hawaiian Village, Midget Village, Panoramas, houses, midway. 10 x 7", color wrapper. Wrap trifle soiled, rubbed, VG. $20.00

224 (Expositions) Childs Company, New York City. USEFUL FACTS Every Visitor to the NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR Ought to Know, Issued as a Souvenir of The Golden Jubilee of CHILDS, The Nation's Host, New York City, 1889-1939. 16.5 x 21" sheet folding to 8.25 x 3.5". Hagstrom Company color New York map, fair ground plan, few restaurant halftones, Trylon & Perisphere drawing. Childs Restaurant directory, points of interest. Rubbed, VG. $15.00

225 (Expositions) Corn Exchange Bank Trust Company, New York City. MAP of GREATER NEW YORK. NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939. 20.5 x 38.5" sheet folding to 10.25 x 5". C.S. Hammond & Co. color birdseye map & rapid transit maps, New York World's Fair General Plan. Lightly rubbed, soiled, VG. $15.00

226 (Expositions) Delaware-New Jersey Ferry Company, Wilmington, Delaware. The FASTEST ROUTE BETWEEN NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR and WASHINGTON, D.C. (Promotional brochure). 18 x 16" color printed sheet folding to 9 x 4". American Automobile Association maps, copyright 1940, Manhattan & World's Fair, Northeast, Florida, New York-Washington route; aerial view of fair. Trifle rubbed, VG. $10.00

227 (Expositions) Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference. RAILROADS at the NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1940. (Souvenir brochure). 18 x 11" sheet folding to 9 x 3.75". Color pictorial aerial map, illustrations of exhibit, color cover drawing. VG. $10.00

228 (Expositions) Eastern Railroads Presidents Conference. BOOK of the PAGEANT: RAILROADS on PARADE: An Edward Hungerford Production, Presented at the New York World's Fair 1940 to do full tribute to The American Railroad. Copyright 1940. (16) pages, 8p 'Bill of Play' inserted. Map, halftones of railroad building, modern locomotives, murals, drawings of historic locomotives. 12.75 x 9.75", color wrapper. Wrap rubbed, weak along fold, playbill edge damped, VG. $15.00 229 (Expositions) Editors of Time-Life Books, Norman Wood, Editor. OFFICIAL SOUVENIR BOOK: NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1964/1965. Time-Life Books. 118 pages, 8p 'Adventure at Fair' for children, color drawings, photo, name blanks, puzzles. Color illustrated, fair, performances, art, Futurama, Dream Home, Shea Stadium construction, folding Manhattan panoramas. International recipes. 12 x 9", white stamped gold paper boards, dj. Few dj edge nicks, VG/VG. $15.00

230 (Expositions) General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Michigan. The GENERAL MOTORS EXHIBIT BUILDING, 1939 New York World's Fair: Highways & Horizons. (Souvenir brochure). 18 x 17" sheet folding to 9 x 4.5". Orange, brown & black; halftones: Automobile Salon, Hall of Mirrors, City of the Future, Futurama, exhibits; building map. VG. $15.00

231 (Expositions) Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco, California. 1939 WORLD'S FAIR: GOLDEN GATE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION on San Francisco Bay. Presenting . . . A Magic City on Treasure Island. 9 x 16" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Orange & black; birdseye views, fair, buildings, Court of Flowers, Tower of Sun, Treasure Mountain, Triumphal Arch, Pacific House. Corner nibbled, small loss, VG. $10.00

232 (Expositions) H.J. Heinz Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The HEINZ DOME at Rainbow Avenue & Esplanade. Heinz Exhibit, 1939 New York World's Fair. (Souvenir leaflet). 14 x 20" sheet folding to 7.25 x 5". Color illustrated: dome, entrance, Goddess of Perfection sculpture, fountain, Sampling Station, animated Aristocrat Tomato Man, hydroponic plants, Heinz 57 Varieties. Tiny nick, bit rubbed, owner name, VG. $10.00

233 (Expositions) Henry Dreyfuss, Designer; William Grant Still, Music; W.K. Harrison & J.A. Fouilhoux, Architects, Trylon & Perisphere; Gilbert Seldes, Text; Richard Garrison, Photographs. YOUR WORLD of TOMORROW. (24) pages. Illustrated: aerial views, model city, temple, stadium, library, airport, ship pier, train, industrial area, Trylon & Perishpere construction. Stapled booklet, 12 x 9", color cover. Lightly rubbed, soiled, small edge damping, VG. $20.00

234 (Expositions) John Mulvaney, Painter. CUSTER'S LAST RALLY. (Souvenir booklet). H.J. Heinz Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, no date, but 1907. (8) pages. Halftone of painting on display at Heinz Auditorium, Food Building, Jamestown Exposition. Stapled booklet, 5.5 x 3.5". Picture, Battle, Exposition Attractions. VG. $10.00

235 (Expositions) K. Mikimoto, Tokio, Japanese Pavilion, A Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, Illinois. MOUNT VERNON reproduced entirely in MIKIMOTO PEARLS, Genuine Pearls Cultivated. (Souvenir leaflet). No date, but 1934. (6) pages. Halftones: Mount Vernon model in pearls, oyster, log raft, cages, divers, processing, woman's hand holding pearl necklace. Folded sheet, 7 x 5". Creased, VG. $10.00

236 (Expositions) M. Mohler, Secretary, Kansas State Board of Agriculture, Topeka. WORLD'S FAIR REPORT, containing Statistics showing Growth of State & Development of Resources, Papers showing Difference in Climatic Conditions, Crops Adapted to Sections, Horticulture, Schools, Churches. Hamilton Printing Company, Edwin H. Snow, State Printer, 1893. 60 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Franklin Institute blindstamps, few edge chips, toned, G. $15.00

237 (Expositions) New York World's Fair 1939. ALL ABOUT the FAIR. NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939. 18 x 11.5" sheet folding to 9 x 3.75". Red & black birdseye map, few drawings, Trylon & Perisphere. Rail, bus, boat, car directions, tours, food, exhibits, attractions, hours. VG. $10.00 238 (Expositions) New York World's Fair 1964-1965 Corporation, Flushing, New York, Robert Moses, President. NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1964-1965. January 24, 1963. 454 Days to Opening. (Progress Report) 7. 85 pages. Illustrated: aerial photographs, color drawings, pavilions, Lincoln Center, hotels, maps, construction, ground-breakings, JFK, La Guardia Airport, committees, meetings. 11 x 8.5", color printed stiff paper. Cover trifle rubbed, soiled, VG. $25.00

239 (Expositions) New York World's Fair 1964-1965 Corporation. OFFICIAL SOUVENIR BOOK of the NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1965 in Beautiful Natural Color. Copyright 1965. (32) pages. Color illustrated: Unisphere, buildings, grounds, exhibits. 10 x 7", color stiff paper. VG. $15.00

240 (Expositions) Sarg, Tony. The NEW YORK 1939 OFFICIAL WORLD'S FAIR PICTORIAL MAP Created by Tony Sarg. Pace Press, New York City. (16) pages, 2 foldouts. Color maps: Fair, How to Get to World's Fair, Exhibit Area, International Zone, Transportation Zone, Amusement Area, marginal drawings, activities, exhibits, Trylon & Perisphere. Stapled booklet, 11.25 x 11.25". 3 folds archival tape reinforced, lightly rubbed, soiled, G. $25.00

241 (Expositions) Shell Touring Service, Shell Oil Company, New York City. SHELL MAP of NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR, with Pictorial Road Map of Metropolitan New York. (1939). 27 x 20" sheet folding to 9 x 4". H.M. Gousha Company color maps, Petroleum Exhibit building. Fair Facts. Rubbed, bit soiled, short split, G. $10.00

242 (Expositions) The Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York. The CITY of NEW YORK, Economic, Historical, & Descriptive Facts. Copyrighted 1939, Supervue Map & Guide Organization, New York City. 111 pages. Birdseye view 1939 New York World's Fair, birdseye area roadmap, city maps, illustrations: exposition buildings, Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, New York City landmarks. Stapled booklet, 6 x 4.5". Scuffed, VG. $15.00

243 (Expositions) The Home Insurance Company, New York, New York. MAP of The NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR with a new Transit Map of Greater New York, Auto Routes, Places of Interest, &c. 25 x 19" sheet folding to 6.25 x 4.75". Color pictorial birdseye fair map by Spofford, C.S. Hammond & Co. transit map; drawings: Home Insurance building, House of Tomorrow, Trylon & Perisphere, Grant's Tomb, &c. VG. $15.00

244 (Expositions) The Port of New York Authority, New York, New York. METROPOLITAN NEW YORK ROUTES to WORLD'S FAIR 1940. 4 Minute Crossings: Holland Tunnel, George Washington Bridge, Lincoln Tunnel, Bayonne Bridge, Goethals Bridge, Outerbridge Crossing. (Roadmap). 18 x 12" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Color map; red, blue & black routes to fair, tunnel & bridge connection maps, Trylon & Perisphere. VG. $10.00

245 (Expositions) The Royal-Liverpool Groups for Insurance Security & Service, New York. Welcome to the NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR. (Promotional map). January, 1939 (printer code). 15.5 x 21.5" sheet, folding to 8 x 3.5", 8 x 4" color pocket. Color birdseye view, Hagstrom Company New York Subway & Elevated System, Automobile & Theatre & Shopping District Maps, insets of Royal Building. Theatre, club & points of interest lists. VG. $15.00

246 (Expositions) The Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company, Stamford, Connecticut. YALE in the WORLD of TOMORROW, NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939. (Souvenir booklet). (12) pages. Illustrated: exhibit, factories, locks, fork lift, crane, platform & hand trucks, hoist, birdseye map. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6", diecut to Trylon & Perisphere shape, color cover. Trifle rubbed, VG. $15.00 247 (Expositions) Tide Water Associated Oil Company. A SOUVENIR MAP Showing Greater New York Traffic Routes to the NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939. Tydol Gasolines, Veedol Motor Oils. 27 x 20" sheet folding to 9 x 4". H.M. Gousha Company color maps: fair, New York & vicinity, George Washington, Triboro, Bronx-Whitestone Bridges, Pulaski Skyway, Petroleum Exhibit, Trylon & Perisphere. Ferry schedule, fair facts, points of interest, log (few entries). Rubbed, VG. $10.00

248 (Expositions) World's Fair of 1940 in New York. WORLD'S FAIR 1940, NEW YORK. (Promotional brochure). 27 x 16" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Color drawings & halftones, Trylon & Perisphere, buildings, fountain, performances, rides, region. VG. $15.00

249 (Fascism) Trotsky, Leon; Robert Chester, Introduction. FASCISM: What It Is, How to Fight It. A Compilation. Pioneer Publishers, New York, May 1, 1962. (44) pages. Stapled booklet, 8.5 x 5.25". Introduction offers Marxist analysis of conservative right, neo-fascists, Coughlin, McCarthy, Goldwater. Wrap stain, bit soiled, owner name, else VG. $10.00

250 (Fiction) The NOVELIST'S MAGAZINE, A Semi-monthly Publication, embracing the Newest & Most Popular Works of Fiction issued from The British & American Press. First & only volume of present series. Philadelphia: C. Alexander & Co., 1833. 574 pages. 2 columns. 12 x 8", paper boards. James, Henry Masterton; Miss L.E. Landon & Other Tales; Croker, Adventures of Barney Mahoney; Johnstone, Clan-Albin; Marriage in High Life; Inchbald, Mourning Ring; Panache, Year & Day; Upstart. Tale of Olden Times, written for Novelist's Magazine; Hamilton, Youth & Manhood of Cyril Thornton; Mademoiselle de Scuderi. Professionally rebacked, boards worn, titlepage repaired, library bookplate, G. $100.00

251 (Fiction) Townsend, Virginia F. (Frances), 1836-1920. ONLY GIRLS. The Girlhood Series. Boston: Lee & Shepard; New York: Charles T. Dillingham; copyright 1872. 230 pages, 10p publisher advertisement, series list at front. Frontispiece. 7 x 5", gold & black stamped red cloth. Homeless African-American orphan Keefe Bartlett rides rails from New York to Agawam, works cotton mill, laid-off, after interlude of crime & dissipation, rescues Rochford Coventry who returns to Edith Folger. Cover bit soiled, tips worn, toned, shaken, G. $20.00

252 (Florida) BEAUTIFUL FLORIDA: The Winter Playground of the Nation. (View booklet). Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C., no date, ca 1925? (20) pages. 2 color views per page: road, palms, citrus grove, banana tree, harvesting, truck farm, Spanish moss, poinsettia, cocoanut, date palms, pelican, ibis, crane, heron, deer, paw-paw, river, lake, alligators, fish, golf. 6.25 x 4.25" color wrapper, tab & slot. Wrap split 1 side tab, trifle rubbed, VG. $15.00

253 (Florida) MIAMI, FLORIDA: "The Magic City". (Viewbook). E.C. Kropp Co, Milwaukee, no date, ca 1925 (Tamiami Trail). (24) pages. Color views: Royal Palm Hotel, Scottish Rite Cathedral, Henrietta Towers, Miami Golf & Country Club, Royal Palm Park, Hotel McAllister, Causeway, Bay Shore Country Club, Flamingo Hotel, Miami Beach Casino, Hotel Wofford, Pancoast Hotel, Nautilus Hotel, Aquarium, aerial views. 4 x 6.5", color wrapper. Cover trifle soiled, VG. $25.00

254 (Florida) Harner, Charles E. FLORIDA'S PROMOTERS: The Men Who Made It Big. Trend House, Tampa, Florida, copyright 1973. 72 pages. Illustrated. 12.5 x 8.5", cloth, no dj. Hamilton Disston, Henry Bradley Plant, Henry Morrison Flagler, Bion Hall Barnett, Mrs. Potter Palmer, David Paul Davis, Barron Gift Collier, Carl Graham Fisher, George Edgar Merrick. Titlepage author signed presentation. VG/none. $15.00 255 (Folk Art) Eaton, Allen, essay. An EXHIBITION of the RURAL ARTS Held in Connection with 75th Anniversary of Founding of Department of Agriculture 1862-1937. November 14-30 1937, Administration Building, United States Department of Agriculture. 76 pages, 5p 'Notes'. 28 photos, rural life, scenery, craftspeople, by Doris Ulmann, Ewing Galloway, Carl Mydans, whittler Hugh Haskins, potters Nell Cole & Decatur, New Mexico pueblo woman, hooked rug, carved animals & box, Act to Incorporate, portraits: Lincoln, Henry Wallace, creche, Frederic Goudy at work. 10 x 7", printed stiff paper. Cover toned, rubbed, corner nicks, edge trifle rippled, G. $20.00

256 (Forestry) Moore, Willis L, Chief, U.S. Weather Bureau. A REPORT on "The INFLUENCE of FORESTS on CLIMATE and on FLOODS". House of Representatives, United States, Committee on Agriculture. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1910. 38 pages. 2 graphs, 3 maps, 1 folding. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Staples bit rusty, lower blank stained, G. $10.00

257 (Forestry) Stoddart, Laurence A. & Arthur D. Smith, Utah State Agricultural College. RANGE MANAGEMENT. First Edition. American Forestry Series. McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1943. xii,547 pages. 167 figures, 101 tables. 9 x 6", maroon cloth, no dj. Cover trifle rubbed, owner name, VG/none. $15.00

258 (Foundry) Campbell, Harry L., University of Michigan. METAL CASTINGS. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1936. ix,318 pages. 174 illustrations. 9 x 6", gold lettered maroon cloth, no dj. Cover rubbed, owner name, VG/none. $10.00

259 (Foundry) Stimpson, William C. & Burton L. Gray; Revised by John Grennan. FOUNDRY WORK: A Practical Handbook on Standard Foundry Practice, including Hand & Machine Molding with Typical Problems, Casting Operations, Melting & Pouring Equipment, Metallurgy of Cast Metals, &c. American Technical Society, Chicago, 1942. 216 pages. 148 illustrations. 8.5 x 5.75", white stamped green cloth, dj. VG/VG. $15.00

260 (Freedom of Religion) Johnson, Lorenzo D. The SPIRIT of ROGER WILLIAMS, with a Portrait of One of His Descendants. Boston: for the Author, 1839. 94 pages. Portrait by T. Moore's Lith, Boston. 6.5 x 4.25", black cloth, gold lettering upper board. Professionally rebacked, bit scuffed, foxed, few small stains, G. $35.00

261 (Freethought) Denton, William, 1823-1883. RADICAL DISCOURSES on RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS. Delivered in Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts. Boston: William Denton, for sale by William White & Company, 1872. Copyright 1872. 332 pages, 2p publisher advertisement. 7.5 x 5", cloth. Deluge in Light of Modern Science, Is Spiritualism True?, Orthodoxy False, God Proposed for National Constitution. Professionally rebacked, toned, few edge chips, G. $50.00

262 (Friendly Society) Prince, John Critchley, 1808-1866, Editor. The LOYAL ANCIENT SHEPHERD'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE. Vol. I, Numbers 1-9, July, 1845-July, 1847. Ashton-under-Lyne, John Williamson, Printer, 1847. viii,288 pages. 9 x 5.5", paper boards. 'James Potts Stalybridge, present for James Lawton from James Potts, Adshead house, Stalybridge' on blank. Beneficial society; laboring-class poet; Intellectual Improvement in Manchester, Botanical Gleanings, Country Churches, Charity, Fall of Viaduct, Progress of Shepherdry, Lodges Opened, Force of Niagara, Temperance, District Funeral Fund, Secret Societies, Poetry, Self-improvement. Professionally rebacked, inner hinge repaired, cover worn, toned, G. $75.00

263 (Fugitive Slave Law) Mann, Charles W. The CHICAGO COMMON COUNCIL and the FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW of 1850. An Address read before The Chicago Historical Society, January 29, 1903. (Chicago Historical Society, 1903). (32) pages. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00 264 (Fund Raising) King Cooperative Plan for Charitable & Civic Fund Raising, Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania. KING COOPERATIVE PLAN BOOKLET of QUALITY MERCHANDISE. Vol. 14, No. 1, Spring & Summer, 1955. 240 pages. Illustrated: bedspread, tablecloth, rug, curtain, hassock, furniture cover, scale, utensils, bottle warmer, high chair, doll, manicure set, barware, scissors, shoe-shine kit, razor, fishing tackle, luggage, tableware, cookware, watch, lamp, card table, chime, sweeper, mixer, blender, toaster, clock, iron, house &, closet ware, camera, picnicware, women's clothing. Stapled booklet, 6 x 4.5". VG. $15.00

265 (Gambling) Wiesbaden Casino, Wiesbaden, Germany. ROULETTE - BACCARA. CASINO WIESBADEN. (Promotional brochure). 1952 (printer code). (12) pages. Halftones: fireworks, tea- concert, stairway, bar, games, buffet, balcony, bus, Mai-Festival, Kurpark, Casino-Revue magazine; color roulette wheel; bus time-table. Folded sheet, 8.25 x 4", color cover. VG. $15.00

266 (Game Farming) Ralston Purina Company, St Louis, Missouri. PURINA HANDBOOK of PROFITABLE GAME BIRD RANCHING. October 1958 (printer code). 19 pages. Illustrated. Stapled booklet, 8.5 x 5.5". Opportunities, stock, management, feeding for rapid gains, housekeeping, marketing. Few tiny nibbles, corner bumped, VG. $10.00

267 (Gems) Gravender, Milton F.; Robert M. Shipley, preface. FASCINATING FACTS about GEMS. Fourth printing. Published for The Retail Jewelers' Research Group by Gemological Institute of America, Los Angeles, copyright 1933. 64 pages. Halftones of crown, gems, rough stones, mining, production. 6 x 4.5'', printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

268 (Gems) Smith, Marcell N. DIAMONDS, PEARLS and PRECIOUS STONES: Where They Are Found, How Cut, & Made Ready for Use in the Jeweler's Art, Their Composition & Value. Second Edition. Atlantic Printing Company, Boston, for Smith Patterson Company, 1914. 95 pages. Color frontispiece, 16 halftone plates: gems, mining, diamond cutting, Rajah of Dholpur. 8.5 x 5.75", white stamped gray cloth. Owner name, VG. $15.00

269 (General Electric) Sagendorph, Kent. CHARLES EDWARD WILSON: American Industrialist. An Anniversary Biography published on the Fiftieth Anniversary of Mr. Wilson's First Employment in the General Electric Family, September 2, 1949. 50 pages. Portrait. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Presentation letter on GE letterhead. VG. $10.00

270 (Gift Book) Hale, Sarah Josepha. FLORA'S INTERPRETER: or, the American Book or Flowers & Sentiments. Fourteenth edition, improved. Boston: Thomas H. Webb & Co., copyright 1833. (264) pages. 2 hand-colored floral plates. 7.5 x 4.75", printed paper boards. Poems by Bryant, Halleck, Holmes, Percival, Sigourney, Simms, Whittier, Willis. Professionally rebacked, cover worn, plates foxed, few pencil lines, G. $25.00

271 (Girl Scouts) Camp Mogisca, Lake Kanawauke, Bear Mountain, New York. CAMP MOGISCA, July 1-August 26, 1940, For Girl Scouts of Morris County. (Announcement booklet). (8) pages. 4 halftones: scout by lake, handcrafters, life saving instruction, swimming lesson. Stapled booklet, 5.25 x 7.25". Exterior bit soiled, VG. $15.00

272 (Girl Scouts) Camp Mogisca, Lake Kanawauke, Bear Mountain, New York. CAMP MOGISCA, July 3-August 28, 1939, For Girl Scouts of Morris County. (Announcement booklet). (8) pages.Halftones: mess hall, tents, dock, swimmers, handcrafts. Stapled booklet, 5.25 x 7.25". Exterior bit soiled, VG. $15.00 273 (Globalization) Edmonds, Harry E. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Reprint of an article in the Chinese Students' Monthly. No date, ca 1925 (text). 16 pages. Stapled booklet, 5.5 x 3.5". Founder describes history, purpose, values, activities of international graduate student residence in New York City. VG. $15.00

274 (Grand Canyon) The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company, Passenger Department, Chicago, Illinois. GRAND CANYON OUTINGS. Rand McNally, Chicago, April, 1939 printing. (40) pages. Black & orange, halftones: Grand Canyon National Park, El Tovar Hotel, Bright Angel Trail, Lodge & Cabins, Colorado River suspension bridge, Phantom Ranch, Watchtower, Desert View Kiva, Hopi paintings, basket weavers, Hermit's Rest, cowboys, rodeo, band, Indian dance, Navahopi Road, Navajo blanket weaver, shepherd; map. Stapled booklet, 9 x 8". VG. $20.00

275 (Greeting Cards) Little Art Shop, Washington, D.C. PLEASANT PAGES: The Art of Hand Coloring Made Easy. 1928 Birthday & Everyday Cards. 32 pages, 4p Little Art Shop News, Everyday Number, 1928 inserted. Many illustrations: greeting cards to color, supplies. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Trifle scuffed, soiled, light corner stain, VG. $15.00

276 (Harvard University) Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. SECOND CATALOGUE of the EDITORS of The HARVARD ADVOCATE, 1866-1916. Published by Board of Graduate Trustees, May 11, 1916. (16) pages. 3 halftones: sanctum interior, first board. 7.75 x 5", printed crimson wrapper. First American college literary magazine. Lightly creased, VG. $15.00

277 (Historiography) Harbison, E. Harris, Princeton University. RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES of COLLEGE TEACHING in HISTORY. The Edward W. Hazen Foundation, New Haven, Connecticut, no date, ca 1950. 30 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

278 (Horseracing) La FIJA: REVISTA del TURF. Ano XVI, N. 1630. Programa Oficial del Hipodromo Argentino para la Reunion de Hoy. Domingo 22 de Julio de 1923. (8) pages. 2 columns. Advertisements. 10.5 x 7", printed wrapper. Toned, creased, rubbed, G. $20.00

279 (Horseracing) Goshen Mile Track Association, Goshen, New York. PROGRAM and TROTTING FORM at GOOD TIME PARK, Goshen, N.Y., Home of the Hambletonian. Wednesday, August 10, 1949. (24) pages. Officials, Hambletonian Society, races, specs, time & finishes in pencil. 7.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper, opens vertically. Lacking lower wrap, rubbed, G. $15.00

280 (Horseracing) Lake Chelan Celebration Committee, Chelan, Washington. RACE PROGRAM for July 3, 1927. Sold by Terry Cox. (4) pages. Advertisements, 9 races, horse, rider. Folded sheet, 8.5 x 5.5". Creased, rubbed, G. $10.00

281 (Horseracing) United States Trotting Association, Columbus, Ohio. HOOF BEATS. Vol. 26, No. 1, March, 1958. Silver Anniversary Issue. 68 pages. Halftones: district meetings, Brotherhood of Rail Birds, Clocker Birds, raceway officials, Meadow Gene, Adios, Roadmaster, Lord Pick, columnists, advertisements. Calendar, races, fairs, stallion statistics, obituaries, foals, decisions, finances, registrations. 12 x 9", red & black printed wrapper. Corner nick, wrap rubbed, VG. $20.00

282 (Horseracing) W.C. France & Son, Highland Farm, Lexington, Kentucky. PRICE LIST of YOUNG TROTTING STOCK. 1891. Folded sheet, 6 x 5.5". 77 horse numbers with price, some already sold. Creased, splitting, rubbed, G. $10.00 283 (Hotels) The QUEEN ELIZABETH, MONTREAL Le Reine Elizabeth, Montreal, A CN Hotel Operated by Hilton Hotels International. (Promotional brochure). No date, ca 1960. 16.75 x 21.5" color printed sheet folding to 8.75 x 3.5". Exterior perspective drawing; halfrones: dining rooms, bar, bedrooms, suites, ballroom, floorplan, map. VG. $8.00

284 (Hotels) Ambert G. Moody, Manager, The Northfield, East Northfield, Massachusetts. The NORTHFIELD, East Northfield, Mass. Nineteenth Year, 1906, Regular Summer Season June to October, with apartments open entire year. (Promotional viewbook). (16) pages. Centerfold halftone Northfield panorama, hotel exterior, parlor, riding trail, Mount Hermon School, Cathedral Pines, Northfield Seminary, Main Street. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

285 (Hotels) Amelia V. Caton, Provincetown, Massachusetts. LITTLE SKIPPER COTTAGES and CABINS, Route 6, PROVINCETOWN, CAPE COD, MASS. (Promotional leaflet). No date, ca 1930? (4) pages. Drawing of roadsign, small halftone of harbor. Folded slip, 6.25 x 3.5". VG. $8.00

286 (Hotels) Carl Berger, The Lakewood Hotel, Lakewood, New Jersey. Carl Berger announces the opening of The LAKEWOOD HOTEL, Lakewood, N.J., The leading hotel of Lakewood, November tenth, 1906 & requests the pleasure of entertaining you sometime during the season. (Invitation). Engraved card, 4.75 x 6". Trifle toned, slight corner creases, VG. $10.00

287 (Hotels) Carleton Gilbert. Manager, Seattle, Washington. SEATTLE: 1000 GUESTS per DAY Can be Accomodated at the BUTLER HOTEL ANNEX & Rooms Convenient Thereto, Seattle. (Promotional card). No date, but 1909 (Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition). 5.5 x 3.25". Red & black printed pale yellow card. Hotel halftone, Seattle map with A.-Y.-P. Exposition. VG. $8.00

288 (Hotels) E.G. Baynes, Proprietor, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. VANCOUVER, B.C., The Metropolis of North-west Canada & the Dominion's Greatest Port to Australia, Russia & the Orient. HOTEL GROSVENOR, 840 Howe Street, Vancouver. (Promotional leaflet). No date, ca 1930? 7.5 x 12" sheet folding to 7.5 x 4". Halftones: exterior, office, lounge, café, bedroom, Big Blue Bus, Douglas Lodge, Stuart Lake; city map. Tiny edge splits, edge crease, VG. $10.00

289 (Hotels) H. S. Sanborn, Proprietor, North Woodstock, New Hampshire. MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, North Woodstock, New Hampshire. (Promotional viewbook). No date, ca 1920? (12) pages. Halftones: house with cottages, view, Old Man of Mountain, Flume, Georgiana Falls, Deer Park, Eagle Cliff. Places of Interest, distances by state road, walk. 3.5 x 6", printed green wrapper. Damped along fold, staples rusty, else VG. $15.00

290 (Hotels) J.W. Johnson & Company, Boston, Massachusetts. The QUINCY, American & European Plans, 300 Rooms, The Best Furnished Hotel in New England. (Memorandum book). (8) pages advertisements, business & theatre directory, lined blank leaves, (27)p advertisements at rear, few illustrated, 1887 calendar. 6.75 x 3.75", gold lettered black boards. Edge damped, manuscript entry, VG. $20.00

291 (Hotels) Lewis P. Beers, Manager. The MANOIR RICHELIEU, Murray Bay, Quebec, Canada. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1940? (20) pages. Double-page color pictorial map of resort & golf course; halftones: hotel, waterfront, steamers, casino, tea, bedrooms, railway, lounge, patio, putting green, fishing camp, tennis courts, dining room, bar, cottage colony, pool. Stapled booklet, 11 x 8.5", red & green cover. Outer sheet detached, archival taped along fold, bit rubbed, VG. $20.00

292 (Hotels) Mrs. Walter Sterling Moore, Greenhithe, Woodstock, Vermont. GREENHITHE, WOODSTOCK, VERMONT. (Promotional viewbook). No date, ca 1935? (12) pages. Halftones: residence, carport, porch, pool, hall, living room. 3.5 x 6.25", printed green wrapper. VG. $15.00 293 (Housekeeping) Lever Brothers Company & American Washing Machine Manufacturers' Association. MODERN HOME LAUNDERING: A Book of Practical Information Based on Tested Methods, Dedicated to the Modern Woman. Copyright 1936. 41 pages. Illustrated: laundering, drying, stockings, lingerie, foundation garment, gloves, knits, blankets, diapers, lace, drapes, slip cover, laboratory. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

294 (Humor) The NUGGET. Vol. 1, No. 9, February-March, 1946. Goodman Publishing Company, Lake Arrowhead, California. 64 pages. Cartoons, some risqué, World War II. 7.5 x 5.5", color wrapper. Toned, short edge tear, nick, VG. $15.00

295 (Humor) The BOOBY TRAP. Vol. 1, No. 9, January-February, 1946. Goodman Publishing Company, Lake Arrowhead, California. 64 pages. Cartoons, some risqué, World War II. 7.5 x 5.5", color wrapper. Toned, small edge nibbling, light edge damping, G. $15.00

296 (Humor) Holzman, Benjamin. EDDIE CANTOR'S PICTURE BOOK. A Word Portrait of Eddie Cantor. Copyright 1933, Standard Brands. 23 x 18" sheet folding to 12.25 x 9". Halftones: Eddie Cantor in comic roles, with family, James Wallington & Rubinoff of Chase & Sanborn Coffee Hour radio program. Bit creased, scuffed, VG. $20.00

297 (Humor) Jones, Charley. CHARLEY JONES' FAMOUS LAUGH BOOK. Joste Publishing Company, Wichita, Kansas, copyright, 1944. 96 pages, 2 order sheets. Stapled booklet, 6.75 x 3.25". Compilation of humor from 'Downtown Wichita' magazine. Outer sheet edge chips, toned, G. $10.00

298 (Illinois) Department of Public Instruction, City of Chicago. THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the BOARD of EDUCATION, for the Year ending August 31, 1867. Chicago: Prairie Farmer Company, Steam Print, 1867. 310 pages. Perspective views & floor plans of Wells & Cottage Grove Schools. 9 x 6", cloth. 'Dr. Samuel Willard' on endsheet, Chicago Historical Society rubberstamp. Spine tips chipped, edges frayed, toned, bit shaken, G. $20.00

299 (Illinois) Seymour, George F. (Franklin), Bishop of Springfield, 1829-1906. ORATION Delivered on the Occasion of the LAYING of the CORNER STONE of the EXPOSITION BUILDING, of the State Fair of Illinois, July 4, 1894. George R. Willis, Printer, Boston, 1894. 16 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Toned, wrap starting, VG. $15.00

300 (Illustrated) Samuel Rogers; Thomas Campbell. The PLEASURES of MEMORY; The PLEASURES of HOPE. Philadelphia: E.H. Butler & Co., 1868. 124 pages. Engraved portraits after Thomas Lawrence, 4 plates after Turner. 8 x 5.5", gold & blind stamped green cloth, gilt edges. Toned, VG. $25.00

301 (Immigrant) Gesang=Vereins Deutscher Sängerbund, Buffalo, New York. INCORPORATIONS- ACT und STATUTEN. Buffalo: Reincke & Zesch, 1877. 20 pages. 6.5 x 4", printed wrapper. German-American singing group. 2" archival taped tears upper wrap, 3 leaves, G. $15.00

302 (Immigrant) Of̈rsta Svenska Evangelisk-Lutherska Of̈rsamlingen, Galesburg, Illlinois. (First Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church). Sextio årsminne: Utgifuet af f̈ö rsamlingen vid dess Minnesfest den 13-15 oktober 1911. (60th anniversary commemoration). Augustana Book Concern, Rock Island, Illinois. 75 pages, 21p local advertisements. Illustrated: church, pastors, parsonage, Sunday school, clubs, choir, orchestra. 6.5 x 10", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, few stains, edge nibbles, VG. $25.00 303 (Industrial Design) Emilio Ambasz, Editor. ITALY: The New Domestic Landscape. Achievements & Problems of Italian Design. Museum of Modern Art, New York, with Centro Di, Florence, April 1972. 431 pages. Illustrated, some color, Colombo, Aulenti, Zanuso + Sapper, Bellini, Sottsas, Piretti, Castiglioni, Mari, Pesce. 9.75 x 8", printed stiff paper, printed clear dj, color cut-out inserts. Dj toned, edge chip, text bit shaken, faint rippling, G/G. $25.00

304 (Industrial Design) International Paper Container Division, New York, New York. DESIGNED to GO PLACES: The Story of "Creative Packaging" at Work. Copyright 1959. 24 pages, map inside lower wrap pocket. Illustrated: product boxes, crates, design, production, produce, materials handling, point-of-sale. 8.5 x 11", color wrapper, envelope. VG. $20.00

305 (Industrial Design) Mildred Constantine & Arthur Drexler, The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The PACKAGE. Museum of Modern Art Bulletin Vol. 27, No. 1, Fall 1959. 39 pages. Halftones. Stapled booklet, 10 x 7.5". Exterior bit rubbed, VG. $10.00

306 (Industry) A.M. Byers Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The NEW STORY of ANCIENT WROUGHT IRON. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1930? (16) pages. Halftones of iron production, stills from motion picture. 8 x 5.5", black & yellow printed orange wrapper. Innovated production, produced pipe, plates, sheets, fittings, rivets, culverts, structural iron. Tiny split, VG. $15.00

307 (Industry) Bining, Arthur Cecil. PENNSYLVANA IRON MANUFACTURE in the EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. Pennsylvania Historical Commission Publications Volume IV. Harrisburg: 1938. 227 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Drexel Institute blindstamp, short split, else VG. $10.00

308 (Inequality) Berkowitz, David S.; Franklin Frazier & Robert D. Leigh. INEQUALITY of OPPORTUNITY in HIGHER EDUCATION: A Study of Minority Group & Related Barriers to College Admission. With Supplementary Studies. A Report to the Temporary Commission on the Need for a State University. New York Legislative Document No. 33. 1948. Williams Press, Albany. 203 pages. Tables, graphs. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Medical, Dental, Nursing Schools, Jewish & Negro Applicants. Pencil marginal marks, underlining, else VG. $20.00

309 (Inequality) Isaacs, Judd; Edmund Nolcini, Interpretation & Illustration. The STORY of an OSTRICH: An Allegory & Humorous Satire in Rhyme. Hand Print Book Folk, Back Bay, Boston, copyrighted 1903. (47) pages. 14 pen & ink panels with verse & illustration. 10 x 7.5", gold stamped green cloth, gilt top edge. Ostrich head (capital) battles feet (labor), toad, fox, peacock, snail & hatter hold court; Christianity laced, Satan (money) attempts influence, God prevails, lion & lamb gambol, ending plunder, war. Cover bit soiled, 2 edge tears, few smudges, VG. $25.00

310 (Infrastructure) Portland Cement Association, Chicago, Illinois. BETTER ROADS for a GREATER AMERICA. The National System of Interstate & Defense Highways. Highways of Tomorrow - Being Built Today. Roadmap. Copyright 1959, General Drafting Co., Convent Station, N.J. 24 x 34" sheet folding to 6 x 8.5". Color map, halftones: Hoover Dam, highway, Portland Cement Association Laboratories, Route 95 insignia. Postal address. Exterior bit rubbed, light crease, VG. $15.00

311 (Insurance) de Roode, Holger, Western Manager, Providence Washington Insurance Company of Rhode Island, Chicago. FACTS and FANCIES in FIRE UNDERWRITING. An Address Delivered at the Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Fire Underwriters' Association of the Northwest, Held at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, September 17, 1889. Chicago: Franz Gindele Printing Co., 1889. 7 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Argues for co-insurance. Creased, wrap soiled, corner chip, G. $15.00 312 (Interior Decorating) Lit Brothers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Anton Breuhl, Photographs; Urban Weis, Sketches. WISHMAKER'S HOUSE. Our Regency Ensemble. Copyright 1940. (16) pages. Color chart, photographs, drawings, interiors, furnishings. 12.75 x 9.75", color wrapper. Department store model house; illustrations from House & Garden article. Slightly scuffed, creased, VG. $25.00

313 (Ireland) Leeming, George W., Priest, Arch-Diocese of Sydney, N.S.W., Boston, Massachusetts. JUSTICE to IRELAND: A Lecture. Boston: J.E. Simonds, 1881. 29 pages, 1p 'Opinion of Press'. Portrait. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. 'Australian orator' offers 17 lectures during American stay, this 'spoken before Land Leagues of America & Canada', English destruction of Irish commerce & manufacture, agricultural subsistence, indifference to famine, grievances of land system, rents, landlords, need for peasant proprietorship, Land League agitation, O'Connell, Parnell, Ladies' Land League. VG. $35.00

314 (Japanese Prints) Fenollosa, Ernest F. (Francisco), 1853-1908. An OUTLINE of the HISTORY of UKIYO-YE. Illustrated with Twenty Reproductions of Japanese Wood Engravings. Bunshichi Kobayashi, Tokyo, Japan, 1901. 51 pages. 20 color plates. 18 x 13.25", light tan cloth, purple silk bands, gold & black paper panel pasted on upper board. Binding nicely reproduced by Grey Seal Bindery, original panel laid down, text lightly toned, VG. $1,500.00

315 (Junior League) The Junior League of Providence, Rhode Island. FOLLIES of 1950 TAKES a "HOLIDAY". Jerome H. Cargill, New York City, Producer; Alfred Burke, Concept & Staging; Carl Tatz & his Orchestra, Music; Marian Dunlop & Mrs. S. Lee Jackson, Cover Design; Ray W. Johnson, Photographs. February 3 & 4, 1950, Rhode Island School of Design Auditorium. Program. (48) pages. Portraits, advertisements. Lists cast, committees, patrons & patronesses. 12 x 9", glossy green wrapper. Wrap scuffed, pencil checks, VG. $15.00

316 (Justice) Nye, Gerald P. (Prentice), 1892-1971. JUSTICE for TOM MOONEY. Speech of Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota in Senate of United States, June 19, 1929. United States Government Printing Office, Washington. 30 pages. Pasted booklet, 9.5 x 6". Thomas Mooney, 1882-1942, 1916 Preparedness Day Bombing death sentence, trial discredited, pardoned 1939; reviews testimony, letters & petitions. Trifle soiled, VG. $15.00

317 (Juvenile) Darnall, John & William Fay. PRAYERS and PSALMS for CHILDREN. Whitman Publishing Company, Racine, Wisconsin, copyright 1935. (23) pages. Gray paper, black text, red, blue & yellow headings, initials, decorations. Stapled booklet, 9 x 12". Scuffed, few light creases, smudges, VG. $20.00

318 (Kansas) House, (James) Elmer (Dodd Gaston), 1868-1936, Topeka, Kansas; Albert T. Reid, Illustrator. AT the GRASS ROOTS, comprising "The Christmas of 1883," & other Vagrant Sketches. Crane & Company, Topeka, Kansas, 1905. 148 pages. Portrait. 8 x 5.5", black stamped gray cloth. Topeka Capital columns: Neighborhood Fiddler, Gayer Side, Lure of Circus, Passing of Muskogee Red, District Judge, Opolis Daily Sun. 'Park Read Christmas 1905' on blank. VG. $15.00

319 (Landscape Design) Robinson, W. The PARKS and GARDENS of PARIS considered in Relation to the Wants of other Cities & of Public & Private Gardens; Being Notes on a Study of Paris Gardens. Second edition revised, seventh thousand. London: Macmillan & Co., 1878. 548 pages. Many engravings: parks, plants, plans, trained fruit plants, vines, cloches, implements, asparagus, vegetables. 9 x 6.5", gold stamped blue cloth, top edge gilt. Partly unopened. Cover trifle soiled, rubbed, text clean, tight, VG. $35.00 320 (Landscape Design) Rohde, Eleanor Sinclair. The STORY of the GARDEN. With a Chapter on American Gardens by Mrs. Francis King. Boston: Hale, Cushman & Flint, no date; preface: 1932. xii,326 pages. Illustrated. 9.5 x 6.5", gold lettered green cloth, no dj. Signed pencil author presentation. Owner name, VG/none. $15.00

321 (Law) Conkling, James C. (Cook), 1816-1899, Springfield, Illinois. RECOLLECTIONS of The BENCH and The BAR of CENTRAL ILLINOIS. A Lecture read before The Chicago Bar Association, January 12, 1881. Chicago: Fergus Printing Company, 1881. 60 pages. 9.75 x 6.5", printed wrapper. Untrimmed, partly unopened. Toned, edge stain, light chipping, else VG. $25.00

322 (Lawn Mower) Mast-Foos Manufacturing Company, Springfield, Ohio. BUCKEYE HAND and POWER LAWN MOWERS. Catalog No. 81. (12) pages, 1948 price sheet inserted. Illustrated. Stapled booklet, 11 x 8.5". VG. $15.00

323 (Liberia) Stetson, George R. (Rochford), Boston. The LIBERIAN REPUBLIC as It Is. Boston: A. Williams & Co., 1881. 27 pages. 9 x 6", stitched. Expansion of New York Herald article painting bleak outlook & discouraging further emigration. Lacking wrapper, loose, creased, G. $25.00

324 (Libraries) White, Irvine. BEATRICE WINSER, 1869-1947. The Newark Museum, Newark, New Jersey, 1948. 45 pages. Portrait. 8.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Columbia University Library School, after initial gender discrimination, directed Newark Public Library & Newark Museum. Biography, letters, press notices. VG. $20.00

325 (Lincoln Memorial University) McCordock, R. Stanley & Robert L. Kincaid, Middlesboro, Kentucky. LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY: A Brief History & JOHN WESLEY HILL. Addresses Before the Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennessee, on the Occasion of the Fortieth Anniversary of the University, February 12, 1937. 15 pages. Stapled booklet, 8.75 x 6". Founded by General Oliver D. Howard & Cyrus Kehr 1897 as Abraham Lincoln Memorial to serve Cumberland Gap region; John Wesley Hill, 1863-1936, Chancellor, 1916-1936. VG. $20.00

326 (Lydia Pinkham) Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn, Massachusetts. THREE HUNDRED BRAIN TEASERS: How Many Can You Answer? (Promotional booklet for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Herb Medicine, Tablets for Women, Sanative Wash, Pills for Constipation). No date, ca 1933. 32 pages. Small drawings, Lydia Pinkham medicines. Questions, slogans, answers. 7 x 4.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

327 (Machine Shop) Bennett, Joseph Woodard. HELPFUL HINTS on HARDENING STEEL. Copyright 1906. Winter Printing Co., New Britain, Connecticut. (83) pages. Portrait, drawings. 5 x 3.5", gold lettered leather. Tips chipped, edge wear, owner name, text VG. $15.00

328 (Magic) Fischer, Ottokar; J.B. Mussey & Fulton Oursler, translators & editors; Harry Kellar, "Secrets of Success". ILLUSTRATED MAGIC. New York: Macmillan Company, 1942. xiii,206 pages. 234 illustrations. 10 x 7.25", red & black stamped cloth, no dj. Magical Man to Modern Conjuror, Apparatus, Dexterity, Gimmicks, Vest-Pocket, Card Magic, Mind-Reading, Illusions, Apparitions, Black Art, Escapes, Fakirs, Puzzles. Tips worn, cover bit soiled, rubbed, VG/none. $10.00

329 (Maine) SOUVENIR LETTER, GUILFORD, MAINE. (Viewbook). Genthner Bros., Druggists & Stationers, Guilford, Maine. Douglas Publishing Company, Buffalo, New York. (8) pages. Halftones: Universalist Church, High School, First National Bank, Methodist Church, Odd Fellows, Hotel Braeburn, M.L. Hussey Woolen Company. 4.25 x 6", printed wrapper, Jan. 23, 1911 letter from Laura Race to Aunt, postal address, stamp, postmarks. Wrap rubbed, soiled, corner chip, edge nicks, views bit toned, G. $15.00 330 (Maine) Gamage, Nelson W. A SHORT HISTORY of SOUTH BRISTOL, MAINE. Mimeographed by Rev. Harold W. Woodbury, no date, ca 1953? (text). 49 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth reinforced printed wrapper. Committee for a New England Bibliography 4810. Wrap stained, rubbed, text G. $15.00

331 (Maine) Maine Development Commission, Augusta, Maine. MAINE FISHING. Copyright 1930. 18 x 16" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Map, halftones: Moosehead Lake, fishing, catches, color cover. Short edge tear, VG. $8.00

332 (Maine) Waterville-Winslow Chamber of Commerce, Waterville, Maine. WATERVILLE: A 100% City in the Heart of Maine. A City of Manufacturing, Education, Transportation; Center for Summer & Winter Recreation. (Promotional brochure). No date, ca 1938 (text). 18 x 12" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Halftones: City Hall, Post Office, Fort Halifax, Wyandotte Mill, Colby College, Library, Airport, Waterville Hotel, aerial view. Hotel & camp directories. Bit soiled, VG. $10.00

333 (Maryland) Stevens, William O. & Carroll S. Alden. A GUIDE to ANNAPOLIS and the NAVAL ACADEMY. Revised edition. Annapolis, 1920. iv,60 pages, 8p local advertisements. Folding map, halftones of buildings. 7.25 x 4.75", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, light wear, text VG. $20.00

334 (Massachusetts) Emery, Sarah Anna, Editor & Illustrator. REMINISCENCES of a NONAGENARIAN. Newburyport: William H. Huse & Co., 1879. 336 pages. 4 views: Smith, Noyce, Pillsbury, Emery homes, coats-of-arms. 9.75 x 6", gold & blind stamped green cloth. Newburyport history, genealogies. Professionally repaired, inner hinges reinforced, toned, G. $25.00

335 (Massachusetts) Gregg, James B. NORTHBRIDGE'S PART in the CIVIL WAR. An Address delivered Memorial Day, May 30th, 1912, at Whitinsville, Massachusetts. Eagle Printing Company, Whitinsville. 14 pages. Halftones: monument, memorial hall, public library. 7.5 x 5", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, VG. $15.00

336 (McCarthyism) The National Committee to Win Amnesty for the Smith Act Prisoners, Edward K. Barsky, Chairman, New York. CAN AMERICANS TOLERATE PRISON for IDEAS? April, 1954. 24 pages. Drawings. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

337 (Medicine) Arnott, Neil, 1788-1874; Isaac Hays, M.D., editor. ELEMENTS of PHYSICS, or Natural Philosophy, General & Medical, Explained Independently of Technical Mathematics, & containing New Disquisitions & Practical Suggestions. First American from third London edition. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Carey, 1829. 532 pages. Engravings. 8.5 x 5.5", leather. American Imprints 37506. 'John Northend Jr., from N. Cleaveland, Dummer Academy Byfield, Jan. 19th, 1831'. Professionally rebacked, edges worn, leather dry, foxed, scattered stains, G. $40.00

338 (Medicine) E.E. Dickinson & Company, Essex, Connecticut. WITCHALL from the Woods to Relieve Pain. All Witch Hazel. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1910? 12 pages. Blue & pale green drawings, people using Witch Hazel. 7 x 3.5", color wrapper. Wrap trifle soiled, VG. $15.00

339 (Medicine) Fantus, Bernard, M.D., Rush Medical College, Chicago. USEFUL CATHARTICS: A Series of Articles on the Use & Abuse of Cathartics with Suggestive Formulas & Recipes. American Medical Association, Chicago, 1920. Copyright 1920. 120 pages. 7.25 x 4.5", gold stamped green cloth, no dj. Laxatives, Petrolatum, Olive & Castor Oil, Bran, Agar, Cascara Sagrada, Senna, Phenolphthalein, Salts, Calomel, Rhubarb, Purgative Pills. VG/none. $10.00 340 (Medicine) Napheys, George H. (Henry), 1842-1876, M.D. The Transmission of Life. COUNSELS on the NATURE and HYGIENE of the MASCULINE FUNCTION. Twentieth edition, enlarged & revised. Philadelphia: J.G. Fergus & Co, &c, 1874. iv (Publisher Announcement), 346 pages, xxxi (Testimonials). 7.5 x 5'', black & gold stamped cloth. Solitary Vice, Secret Diseases, Social Evil, Avoidance & Limitation of Offspring (rhythm), Abortion, Inheritance, &c. Shaken, VG. $35.00

341 (Medicine) Turley, L.A. (Louis Alvin), 1879-1953. The HISTORY of the PHILOSOPHY of MEDICINE. First Edition. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1935. 43 pages. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

342 (Men's Club) Whiteman, Maxwell. GENTLEMEN in CRISIS: The First Century of The Union League of Philadlephia, 1862-1962. The Union League of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1975. xii,386 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 5.75", cloth, dj. VG/VG. $10.00

343 (Merchandising) Brown, Raymond P. FUNDAMENTALS for the RETAIL JEWELLER. The Canadian Jewellers Institute, Toronto, 1956. Copyright 1956. xii,387 pages. Color frontispiece of gems, folding color plate of watch works, halftones, diagrams. 8 x 5.5", cloth, dj. Metals, gems, jewellery, watches, clocks, ceramics, glass, British hallmarks, display, sales, administration. VG/VG. $15.00

344 (Merchandising) Cotton, Anne Dienstl. ESTABLISHING and OPERATING a MUSIC STORE. Industrial (Small Business) Series No. 57. United States Department of Commerce, Marketing Division, Washington, D.C. Government Printing Office, 1947. iv,83 pages. Halftones, drawings, floorplans: store interiors, record racks. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Staple trifle rusty, VG. $15.00

345 (Merchandising) Illinois Shoe Retailers Association. OFFICIAL YEAR BOOK, Annual Convention, Peoria, July 23, 24, 25, 1918. 72 pages, membership application. Officer portraits, shoe advertisements. Directory. 9 x 6", color wrapper, Daniel Boone, flag, statehouse. Few corners clipped, wrap scuffed, VG. $20.00

346 (Merchandising) Wanamaker Galleries, Furnishing & Decoration, John Wanamaker, New York. BETTY COMES to TOWN: A Letter Home. 1909. Robert L. Stillson Company. 32 pages. Frontispiece drawing: Elizabeth Fordham, Wanamaker store, 21 halftones: 'House Palatial', 'most finished & costly exhibition of artistic furnishing & decoration ever': foyer, salon, library, garden, nursery, study, dining, living, morning, bedrooms, kitchen, auditorium. 7.25 x 5.25", printed paper boards. Describes store visit, from Tuxedo Park friend's house. Cover detached, spine chipped, G. $15.00

347 (Merrymount Press) Creed, Captain Percy R., editor. MILESTONES. The BOSTON SOCIETY of NATURAL HISTORY 1830-1930. Boston: Printed for the Society, 1930. D.B. Updike, The Merrymount Press. 117 pages. 39 plates of naturalists, museum, exhibits. 10 x 7.5", cloth spine, paper boards. Presentation plate. Cover rubbed, scuffed, text VG. $10.00

348 (Merrymount Press) The Club of Odd Volumes, Boston, Massachusetts. CONSTITUTION and BY- LAWS with a List of the Officers and Members. April, 1904. 200 copies by D.B. Updike, The Merrymount Press, Boston. 33 pages. 8.5 x 5.25", cloth spine, paper boards, labels, glassine dj. Unopened. Dj torn, chipped, VG/fair. $20.00

349 (Michigan) Superintendent of Public Instruction, State of Michigan. Twenty-third ANNUAL REPORT of the SUPERINTENDENT of PUBLIC INSTRUCTION of the State of MICHIGAN, With Accompanying Documents for Year 1859. Lansing: Hosmer & Kerr, Printers to State, 1860. 412 pages. 2 engraved plates after J.F. Cropsey, University of Michigan & Detroit Observatory; view of State Reform School. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth. 'Rev. Mr. Mumford, with respects of J.M. Gregory, Sup Pub Inst'. Spine edges chipped, hinge loose, toned, library bookplate, G. $25.00 350 (Minstrel) GEMS of MINSTREL SONGS. No. 1. Copyright, 1882, W.F. Shaw. 50 pages. 48 lyrics with music. 7.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper, illustrated advertisements, book, music stand. Rubbed, soiled, G. $25.00

351 (Missouri) ST. LOUIS THROUGH a CAMERA. Compliments of Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association, St. Louis, U.S.A. (cover); St. Louis in 1899 (heading). Woodward & Tiernan Printing Co. (87) pages. Halftones, illustrated advertisements: City Hall, Grand Pacific Hotel, Post Office, Cupples & Union Stations, Mercantile Library, Merchants Exchange, Tony Faust Café, Anheuser- Busch Brewery, commercial & office buildings, monuments, clubs, homes, St. Louis Exposition, Court House, Planters Hotel, Lafayette, Tower Grove & Forest Parks, Washington University, St. Louis Fairgrounds, map. 7.5 x 9.5", gold, black, blue & white printed & embossed grey wrapper. Wrap soiled, rubbed, short tear, titlepage marked, bit soiled, text VG. $50.00

352 (Missouri) Central College, Fayette, Missouri. BULLETIN of CENTRAL COLLEGE, FAYETTE, MISSOURI. Illustrated. Series V. Nos. 2 & 3, March, 1910. (24) pages. Halftones: campus, Centenary Chapel, science hall, library, gymnasium, museum, academy, Cupples Hall, athletic field, baseball, basketball, football teams, orchestra, band, Howard-Payne College. 5.75 x 9", embossed wrapper. Now Central Methodist University. VG. $20.00

353 (Missouri) Gross, Henry Emmett, Engineer. MAP of GREATER ST. LOUIS. No date, 1949? 28 x 39" black, green & red printed sheet folding into 8.25 x 4.75" printed blue wrapper. Street index, street car & bus routes. Wrap rubbed, edge tears, map VG. $25.00

354 (Missouri) Park College, Parkville, Missouri. CATALOGUE of OFFICERS and STUDENTS of PARK COLLEGE for the Academic Year 1883-84. Printed by the Students, 1884. 30 pages, errata slip. Calendar, Alumni, Admission, Courses, Text Books, Marks, Honors, Expenses, Libraries & Apparatus, Societies, Park College Family. 7.5 x 5.25", printed orange wrapper. 'Geo. S. Park, Esq, Magnolia, Ill.' on wrap. Founded 1875; Park donated land; free tuition in exchange for farm, electrical shop or printing press work. Trifle soiled, splitting, VG. $25.00

355 (Missouri) Park College, Parkville, Missouri. CATALOGUE of PARK COLLEGE for the Academic Year 1885-6. & The ACADEMY. Printed by the Students, 1886. 32 & 9 pages. Calendar, Alumni, Admission, Courses, Text Books, Marks, Honors, Expenses, Libraries & Apparatus, Publications, Societies, Park College Family. 7.5 x 5.5", printed blue wrapper. Founded 1875; free tuition in exchange for farm, electrical shop or printing press work. Bit creased, wrap soiled, VG. $25.00

356 (Missouri) Waterhouse, S. (Sylvester), 1830-1902. SKETCHES of Mr. & Mrs. STEPHEN RIDGLEY. St. Louis, Missouri: 1892. 16 pages. Stapled booklet, 8 x 5.5". Stephen Ridgley, 1806- 1892, merchant, state senator, donor to Washington University; Susan Lucretia Ridgley, 1819- 1879. Library blindstamp, outer leaf splitting, G. $15.00

357 (Monuments) Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association, Atlanta, Georgia. SOUVENIR FOLDER of STONE MOUNTAIN CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL, Atlanta, Georgia. Imperial Post Card Co., Atlanta, Ga., made by Curt Teich & Co., Chicago, no date, ca 1930? 36 x 6" color printed strip folding to 4 x 6". Panorama of proposed bas-relief carving, 11 views: mountain, sculptor Augustus Lukeman, proposed Memorial Hall, Tomb of Unknown Confederate Soldier. 4.25 x 6.25" color folder with tab & slot. VG. $15.00

358 (Music) HOW to PLAY BLUES on the HARMONICA, also Amusing Harmonica Novelty Effects & Tricks. A 5-minute Instruction Course. M.M. Cole Publishing Company, Chicago, copyright 1928. 18 pages. Illustrated. 8.75 x 5.75", printed wrapper. How to Play with Ukelele & Guitar, Through Your Ear, While Dancing, Under a Glass, Two at Time, &c. VG. $15.00 359 (Music) William A. King, &c. NEW YORK GRACE CHURCH COLLECTION of SACRED MUSIC. Selected and arranged from the Classical and Sacred Works of the Great Composers, and adapted to the Psalms & Hymns, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, With a separate Organ Accompaniment by William A. King. Boston: Oliver Ditson, copyright 1852. 57 pages, publisher endsheet advertisements. 10 x 12.5", blind stamped black cloth, gold title upper board. 'David Y. Comstock from Mrs, J.E. Howard, Brooklyn, L.I., Christmas, 1870' on blank, Comstock bookplate on titlepage. Edges chipped, cloth soiled, $25.00

360 (Nautical) Eastern Yacht Club, Marblehead, Massachusetts. ANNUAL - 1917. Henry Taggard, Secretary, Boston, Massachusetts. 242 pages. 33 color plates: cap ornaments, international code, weather signals, yacht club flags, private signals; halftone of clubhouse, floorplans, course map, sail diagram, sleeve ornaments. 6.25 x 5", black stamped white canvas. Cover rubbed, soiled, VG. $50.00

361 (Nautical) Master Mechanics' & Foremans Association, United States Navy Yard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, T.J. Gamester, President. "The CONNING TOWER": Annual Navy Day Publication, 1940. (Souvenir program). 80 pages. Halftones: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Secretary of Navy Frank Knox, Rear Admiral J.D. Wainwright, officers, buildings, submarine launch, mechanics, machinists, electricians, band, submarines, advertisements. Rosters. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper. QUARTER PAGE REMOVED, wrap rubbed, G. $25.00

362 (New Hampshire) Dover, New Hampshire. CENTENNIAL REGISTER of the CITY of DOVER. 1876. Office of Democratic Press. 32 pages. Advertisements, few illustrated. 6.75 x 4.75", printed wrapper. Government, Churches, Societies, Mayors, Representatives. Library marks, else VG. $15.00

363 (New Jersey) Hampton, Vernon Royce, Editor. NEWARK CONFERENCE CENTENNIAL HISTORY, 1857-1957: A Hundred Years of Methodism. Historical Society of the Newark Annual Conference of the Methodist Church. 586 pages. Illustrated: churches, ministers, officers, camp meeting, conferences. Rosters. 9 x 6", paperback. VG. $15.00

364 (New Jersey) The New Jersey Council, Trenton, New Jersey. NEW JERSEY: The Nation's Playground. (32) pages. Halftones: Governor A. Harry Moore, beaches, countryside, lakes, historic homes, monument, football stadium, fishing, hunting, skating, hockey, boating, shuffleboard, golf, horse race, tennis, state parks, homes, skiing, schools, airport, train, bus, highway, cloverleaf, farms, state fair, 1939 New York World's Fair Trylon & Perisphere. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper. '1939, Gertrude L. Calhoun' on wrap. VG. $15.00

365 (New York) PICTURE BOOK of ROCKEFELLER CENTER, New York City. Herbco Card Co., N.Y., copyright 1947. Colourpicture Publishers, Boston. (60) pages. Halftones: buildings, skating rink, Lee Lawrie, Isamu Noguchi sculptures, Jose Maria Sert, Frank Brangwyn murals, Carl Miller carvings, Barry Faulkner mosaic, gardens, Dean Cornwell panels, Christmas tree, Radio City Music Hall, studio activities, Rockettes, orchestra, Center Theatre, restaurant, lunch counter. 7 x 5", color wrapper. VG. $15.00

366 (New York) Briarcliff Realty Company, Briarcliff Manor, New York. ILLUSTRATED REASONS WHY BRIARCLIFF MANOR APPEALS to the HOMESEEKER. (Promotional brochure). No date, ca 1915? 9 x 20" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Halftones: fire & police departments, water works, churches, schools, post office, store, public dock, golf club, tennis courts, pool, clubhouse athletic field, riding school, autobus, Briarcliff Lodge, road, house; map. VG. $15.00

367 (New York) C.E. Burk, Publisher, Buffalo, New York. BURK'S GUIDE of NIAGARA FALLS. Eighty Illustrations of valued interest to any visitor. Directions as suggested by a resident. 1920-1921. 64 pages. Double-page map, halftones: falls, hotels, roads, bridges, boat race, tour cars, steamers, National Biscuit Company. 7 x 4.25", green, gold & black printed wrapper. VG. $15.00 368 (New York) Caroline Zachry Institute of Human Development & Common Council for American Unity, New York. AROUND the WORLD in NEW YORK: A Guide to the City's Nationality Groups. 1950. 112pages. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Nationality & racial groups, films, festivals, libraries, theaters, museums, restaurants. Tips frayed, G/none. $10.00

369 (New York) Charles F. Wingate, Twilight Park Association, John Y. Culyer, Landscape Architect. TWILIGHT PARK in the CATSKILLS. (Promotional booklet). New York: Albert B. King, no date, ca 1890 (testimonial). (55) pages. 6 x 5", printed wrapper. Cottage community resort founded Haines Falls, New York, 1883, underappreciated beauty of Catskills, proximity to New York, 'sensible people no longer content lounging & gossiping boarding house piazzas', outdoor sports 'more healthful than dancing in heated parlors', club house, meals, eventide, costs, social life, cottages, restrictions, owners, officers. 'Taxation without representation, Warren Purdy (?), 29-5-90' across owner list. Spine & corner chips, toned, shaken, G. $75.00

370 (New York) De Leo-Braunstein-Maier Post 8959, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Kerhonksen, New York, Joseph Cirignano, Commander. SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL, Saturday, November 26th, Nineteen Fifty-five. (Program). (44) pages. Many local advertisements. In Memoriam, Commander Message, Officers, Committee, Auxiliary. Receipt for ad inserted. Paperclip mark several leaf edges, else VG. $15.00

371 (New York) Durand, Edward Dana. The CITY CHEST of NEW AMSTERDAM. Half Moon Series, Published in the Interest of the New York City History Club, Volume I, Number VII. G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, copyright 1897. Pages 209-238, 2p publisher advertisement. 8 x 5.5", printed yellow wrapper. 17th century municipal finances, improvements. VG. $10.00

372 (New York) Ely, Robert Erskine, President, League for Political Education. A BEGINNING. Privately Printed, Distributed by The Town Hall, New York, 1944. Marchbanks Press. 58 pages. Portraits of founders, lecturers, officers, performers, poets, auditorium, mural. 8 x 6'', cloth, printed label, no dj. Founded 1921 as forum for controversial issues, performances, hosted America's Town Meeting of the Air; McKim, Mead & White, Architects, National Historic Landmark. Author signed presentation. Cloth rubbed & faded, foxed, G. $25.00

373 (New York) Foord, John. The LIFE and PUBLIC SERVICES of ANDREW HASWELL GREEN. Garden City: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1913. Copyright 1913. x,322 pages. 2 portrait plates. 9 x 6", cloth, top edge gilt. Central Park planner, New York City Comptroller 1871-6, established 'Greater New York', murdered in case of mistaken identity. Spine tip frayed, cloth scuffed & soiled, owner name, VG. $50.00

374 (New York) Goodwin, Maud Wilder. FORT AMSTERDAM in the Days of the Dutch. Half Moon Series, Published in the Interest of the New York City History Club, Volume I, Number VIII. G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, copyright 1897. Pages 239-274, 4p publisher advertisements. 8 x 5.5", printed yellow wrapper. Corner nick, VG. $15.00

375 (New York) Hill, George Everett & Geoge E. Waring, Jr. OLD WELLS and WATER-COURSES of the ISLAND of MANHATTAN. Part I. Half Moon Series, Published in the Interest of the New York City History Club, Volume I, Number X. G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, copyright 1897. Pages 303- 334, 4p publisher advertisements. Folding map. 8 x 5.5", printed yellow wrapper. VG. $15.00 376 (New York) Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission, New York City, Henry W. Sackett, Secretary. HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION SIGNAL FIRES. Cost of Celebration Signal-Fires as Approved by the Commission. No date, but 1908 (text). (4) pages. Folded sheet, 11 x 8.5", gold seal. To Mayors, Presidents & Supervisors of Cities, Towns & Villages, discusses illumination of Hudson River from Bedloes Island to Troy, lists Commission Officers, Members, Mayors, Presidents, New Jersey Members. Few edge chips, VG. $15.00

377 (New York) Lloyd, John W. The STORY of BRONXVILLE: A Community within a Region. Written for & dedicated to the 7th graders of the village, past . . . present . . & future. Copyright 1940, Bronxville Public Schools, Bronxville, New York. 101 mimeograph pages. 11 x 8.5'', printed stiff paper. 3 reference to Regional Plan Association studies circled in bibliography. Regional Plan Association marks, paper tape on spine, rubbed, G. $50.00

378 (New York) Mason, Alfred Bishop & Mary Murdoch Mason. "The FOURTEEN MILES ROUND". Half Moon Series, Published in the Interest of the New York City History Club, Volume I, Number VI. G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, copyright 1897. Pages 183-208, 4p publisher advertisements. 8 x 5.5", printed yellow wrapper. Describes Manhattan as seen by George Washington & family on carriage tour of city December 1, 1789. Few corner chips, VG. $15.00

379 (New York) Michener, A.J. DESCRIPTIVE GUIDE BOOK of the WATKINS GLEN near Village of Watkins - Head of Seneca Lake, Schuyler Co., N.Y. & Its Romantic Surroundings. Sixth Edition, Corrected & Revised. Philadelphia: Culbertson & Bache, Printers, 1879. 44 pages. Engravings: Watkins Glen, Seneca Lake, Minnehaha, Cavern Cascade, Grotto, Swiss Chalet, Cathedral, Rainbow Falls, Glen Mountain House. 8 x 6", printed wrapper. Lightly creased, wrap soiled, splitting, text VG. $50.00

380 (New York) Mount Morris-Harlem Fellowship Parish in New York City, Mount Morris Baptist Church & Harlem Baptist Church, Rev. Addison B. Lorimer, Minister. DIRECTORY, March, 1931. 52 pages. Halftones: ministers, deacons, Sunday school superintendent, churches, Camp Chambers, local advertisements. Membership roster, clubs, classes. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00

381 (New York) New York City Defense Recreation Committee, New York's Official Committee for the Recreation of Service Men. A CONVENIENT MAP of the CITY of NEW YORK for SERVICE MEN. 'Details of Mid-town Area' map, drawn by M. Pagliaro, 1943. 11 x 8.5" sheet folding to 11 x 4.25". Creased, bit rubbed, soiled, VG. $15.00

382 (New York) Pulitzer, Ralph; Howard Chandler Christy, Illustrator. NEW YORK SOCIETY on PARADE. Harper & Brothers, New York, 1910. Copyright 1910. 142 pages. 8 plates. 8 x 5.5", red cloth, top edge gilt. Dinner, Opera, Dance. Slight damage 1 plate, cloth bit stained, shaken, edges bumped, G. $15.00

383 (New York) Putnam, Ruth. ANNETJE FAN'S FARM, With Some Tidings of Its First Possessors & the Later Fruits It Bore. Half Moon Series, Published in the Interest of the New York City History Club, Volume I, Number III. G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, copyright 1897. Pages 61-98, 4p publisher advertisements. 8 x 5.5", printed yellow wrapper. History of 17th century property. VG. $15.00

384 (New York) Rand McNally & Company, New York, Chicago, San Francisco. RAND McNALLY GUIDE to NEW YORK CITY and Environs with Maps & Illustrations. World's Fair Edition. 33rd edition. Copyright 1939. 160 pages. Maps, halftones of city. 7.5 x 5", printed wrapper. Wrap bit rubbed, trifle toned, few bent corners, VG. $15.00 385 (New York) St. John's College, Brooklyn, New York; Rt. Rev. Charles E. McDonnell, Presiding. FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, The Brooklyn Academy of Music, June 20, 1918. Order of Exercises. (28) pages. Local advertisements. Diplomas & degrees, medals, prizes. 10.25 x 6.75", red printed wrapper. Now St. John's University. VG. $15.00

386 (New York) Tenement House Department, City of New York, Langdon W. Post, Commissioner. SIXTEENTH and FINAL REPORT, 1937. 52 pages. 17 folding graphs & maps. 10 x 7.5", gold stamped blue cloth. Merged into Department of Housing & Buildings; reviews history. Cover trifle soiled, owner name, VG. $50.00

387 (New York) The Art Commission of the City of New York, Robert W. de Forest, President. ANNUAL REPORT for the Year 1921. 30 pages. 9 halftones: Washington Flag, Carroll, Red Hook, Saratoga, Chelsea Parks War Memorials, Public School 39 Murals. 10 x 6.75", printed wrapper. Small wrap stain, VG. $25.00

388 (New York) The City Dump, Thompson & Bleeker Streets, Greenwich Village, New York City. The CITY DUMP! (Advertising postcard). No date, ca 1940? 10.25 x 5.5" card folding to 3.5 x 5". Joe Owen cartoon of shed. "Where Park Ave. Meets Bohemia", around the corner from the fashionable Mills Hotel, sophisticated nite dump for Lady Bumettes & Gentlemen bums!! Dance to the exotic strains of City Dump Tramps, Expect Anything & Many Beautiful Girls, No Charge for Table Cloth, No Kiddin. Grub List: Nothing on Rye for a Dime, ain't got no Pie or Cake, Milk (for Sissies), Dinner "Fer City Slickers" $1, Life Insurance goes wid all orders. How to Live on $15 a Week. VG. $20.00

389 (New York) The Rector, Churchwardens & Vestrymen of Trinity Church in the City of New York request the presence of (Hon. C.A. Peabody) at the CELEBRATION of the TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY of the granting by King William the Third of England of their Charter of Incorporation, to be commemorated by a Public Service on Wednesday, the fifth day of May, eighteen hundred & ninety-seven. (Engraved invitation & card). Broadside, 12 x 8", conjugate blank. Embossed insignia. 5.75 x 7.75" card, 'Trinity Church Bicentenary', signed by Stephen P. Nash for Committee. Trifle toned, corners lightly creased, 1" split along fold, VG. $20.00

390 (New York) The Union League Club of New York, New York City. The UNION LEAGUE CLUB of NEW YORK. February 1st, 1898. (Yearbook). 169 pages. Halftone frontispiece of clubhouse. 8.25 x 6", Gold & blind stamped green cloth. Officers, Articles of Association, By-laws, House Rules, Reports, Elihu Root Inaugural Address, Members, In Memoriam. Cover scuffed, VG. $25.00

391 (New York) Turner, W.J.; George Bissill, Frontispiece Wood-cut. A TRIP to NEW YORK and a Poem. London: The Mandrake Press, 1929. 91 pages. 6.25 x 4.5", cloth spine, paper boards, no dj. 'There are no homes, only apartments, nothing but trunks on grand scale; Park Avenue, correct residential street where millionaires live; craze for athletics & over-eating plays havoc with bodies of American men'. Woodcut: tall buildings, Statue of Liberty, cop, man with bottle. Cover worn, endsheets shaken, G/none. $10.00

392 (New York) Van Rensselaer, Mrs. John King, 1848-1925. NEW YORKERS of the XIX. CENTURY. From the Publishing House of F. Tennyson Neely, New York & London, copyright 1897. x,56 pages, some interleaved blanks. Van Rensselaer coat-of-arms frontispiece, few decorations. 19.5 x 13", orange paper boards, wide orange ribbon tie through 3 grommeted holes. Family pedigrees: Bard, Barclay, Bronson, Buchanan, Delafield, Duer, Emmet, Fish, Glover, Hoffman, Jay, King, Lynch, McVicker, Morton, Renwick, Rutherford, Schuyler, Stuyvesant & Van Rensselaer. Upper blank & half-title detached, else VG. $75.00 393 (Niagara Falls) International Railway Company. NIAGARA'S GREAT GORGE TRIP: The Falls & Whirlpool Rapids Route, Niagara Falls, New York. (Promotional brochure). Copyright 1929. 8 pages. Color panorama of trolley route, few halftones, color cover art. 8.5 x 32" sheet folding to 8.5 x 4". VG. $10.00

394 (Nightclub) Clifford C. Fischer presents FOLIE PARISIENNE At the French Casino, New York City. Staged by Jean Le Seyeux; Choreography & all ensemble arrangements by Madame Natalie Komarova. Program. No date, ca 1935. (16) pages. Halftones: club interior, producers, cast, specialty acts, advertisements. 11.5 x 8.5", blue printed gold wrapper, glassine jacket. Period spectacle: Maiden Trip of "Normandie", How They Dress, Luxury of Feathers, Stockings, Veils, Hats, Jewels, Gloves, Ladies & Dogs, Midnight Bath, Carpet of Roses, Butterflies, Styles by Jean Patou, Illusions, Bull Fight, Fountains, Fun Aboard Ship. Creased, glassine bit chipped, VG. $50.00

395 (North Carolina) The WILMINGTON AZALEA FESTIVAL, Thursday, March 26 through Sunday, March 29, (1953), Wilmington, North Carolina. Souvenir Booklet. (16) pages, Alexis Smith, Queen Azalea VI portrait inserted. Halftones: Governor William B. Umstead, officers, Queen's Court, Queens I-V, Miss North Carolina, parade, rodeo, golf tournament, azaleas, coronation, Arthur Smith & Crackerjacks, celebrities. 8.5 x 11", color wrapper. Wrap spotted, inner sheet pulled, VG. $0.00

396 (Numismatics) Scott & Company, New York. The STANDARD COIN CATALOGUE: SILVER. Illustrated. Market Value of Every American Silver Coin, & Large Number of Foreign Ones in Various Degrees of Preservation, carefully compiled from recent auction sales. 1879. 48 pages. Illustrated. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. $25.00

397 (Nursing) Olson, Lyla M., R.N., Kahler Hospital, Rochester, Minnesota. IMPROVISED EQUIPMENT in the Home Care of the Sick. Third edition, illustrated. W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia & London, copyright 1939. 264 pages. 419 drawings. 7 x 4", gold lettered maroon cloth, no dj. Endsheet ink note, else VG/none. $10.00

398 (Ocean Liner) American Merchant Lines, J.H. Winchester & Company, New York. NEW YORK to LONDON $100 under the American Flag. The Economical Way to London. (Promotional brochure). No date, ca 1930. 9 x 16" sheet folding to 9 x 4". Halftones: stateroom, social hall, dining room, upper deck berth, sample menus, red & black cover graphic of ship. VG. $20.00

399 (Ocean Liner) Atlantic Transport Line, New York, London, Paris. LIST of PASSENGERS. S.S. "MINNEKAHDA", From London, Saturday, Aug. 7th, 1926. (12) pages. Information, crew, passengers, schedule, offices. 8.5 x 5.5", color wrapper, NYC map & track chart inside. Wrap spotted, bit rubbed, faintly creased, VG. $15.00

400 (Ocean Liner) Cuba Mail Line, an AGWI Lines Company, New York City. The ORIENT, Blue Ribbon Ship of Tropic Seas, in Her New Glamour. May, 1939 (printer code). (16) pages. Illustrated, some color: ocean liner, buffet, swimming pool, gymnasium, quoits, bar, ballroom, dining room, lounge, staterooms, smoking room. Stapled booklet, 11 x 17" folding to 11 x 8.5'. Lightly rubbed, creased, VG. $50.00

401 (Ocean Liner) Cunard White Star Line. The "QUEEN MARY": A Book of COMPARISONS. May 1936. (24) pages. Red & black, double-page cutaway, ocean liner vs 65 Pullman sleepers for 2075 passengers, engine vs 50 locomotives, length vs Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building, height, weight, shops, propellers, deck space, anchors, rudder, communication, refrigeration, food staples, household equipment, illumination, lifeboats. Stapled booklet, 8 x 11", color cover. Rubbed, light staining througout, G. $20.00 402 (Ocean Liner) North German Lloyd, Oelrichs & Company, General Agents, New York. STEAMSHIP BERLIN. (Viewbook). No date, ca 1910? (31) pages. Halftones: S.S. "Berlin", Music Room, Dining Room, Smoking Room, Writing Room, Deck, Gymnasium, Stateroom, Café, Shuffleboard, Ladies' Room, Steward's Office, Pantry, Pastry Cooks, Kitchen, Engine, Stokeroom, Bridge. 7.25 x 5", blue printed wrapper. Archival tape reinforced along fold, light adhesvie damage 3 pages, wrap bit soiled, G. $25.00

403 (Ocean Liner) Publicity Department, Italian Line, New York, in cooperation with Thos. Cook & Son. The ROMA DE LUXE CRUISE: A Complete Circuit of the Mediterranean. Visit the French & Italian Rivieras at height of summer season . . . See New Russie at Odessa, port of achievement, & Yalta, playground of workers . . . Special Holy Year arrangements in Italy & Palestine. 52 Days, 12 Countries, 23 Ports, 14,072 Miles. Leave New York July 1, Return, August 22, 1933. (20) pages. Blue & black decorations, double-page map, halftones: apartment, dining salon, lido deck, port sights. Extension tours, shore excursions, timetable. 11 x 8", color wrapper. VG. $35.00

404 (Office Equipment) OFFICE APPLIANCES: The News & Technical Trade Journal of Office Equipment. Vol. 59, No. 6, June, 1934. 134 pages. Illustrated articles & advertisements: National Stationers Association Officers, office interiors, desks, chairs, file cabinets, store interior, window display, trade show exhibit, conventions, sales meetings, typewriters, adding machines, Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, staplers, ash trays, fountain pens, Dictaphone. 12 x 9", black & red printed wrapper. Spine nicked, VG. $20.00

405 (Office Equipment) Wilson-Jones Company, Chicago, Illinois. MODERN BUSINESS ESSENTIALS. Wilson-Jones de Luxe Looseleaf Systems. Catalog Number 129, Effective April 15, 1929. (262) pages. Illustrated: binders, memo books, record sheets, posting trays, stands, standing desks, tray & posting binders, transfer case, pressboard guides, tabs, ruled pads, stenographer & student note books, covers, check book, office punches. 11 x 8.5", gold embossed stiff green paper. Small edge dampstain affecting upper cover, 10 leaves, cover rubbed, else VG. $50.00

406 (Opera) Harry Smith (lyrics) & Reginald De Koven (music). ROBIN HOOD: A Comic Opera. Souvenir Album to Commemorate the Great Revival of the Opera by the De Koven Opera Company at the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York, May 6th, 1912, containing a History of the Opera, Its Plot & Portraits of the Author, Composer & Principal Artists in the Cast. Staged by Daniel V. Arthur. (32) pages. Halftones: 13 portraits, 5 scenes; music & lyrics. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper, string tie. Wrap rubbed, few edge tears, VG. $25.00

407 (Opera) Metropolitan Opera House, New York, Under the Direction of Henrich Conried. SEASON of GRAND OPERA, 1903 and 1904. Conried Metropolitan Opera Co. First Performance of RICHARD WAGNER'S Dedicational Festival Play PARSIFAL (in German). (16) pages. Seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Pasted booklet, 12 x 9". 'Thursday Dec. 24/03, First Performance in America' head of page. List of boxholders, cast, synopsis. Owner note, inner sheets loose, trifle scuffed, creased, VG. $15.00

408 (Organ) Meyrick-Roberts, R. The ORGAN at LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL: A Full Account of this Great & Worthy Instrument which Has 5 Manuals, 168 Speaking Stops, many Contrivances for their Use, Specification Set Out in Clear Print & 9 Plate Illustrations. Office of "Musical Opinion." Westminster, 1929. Second printing. 41 pages, 3p publisher advertisement. 9 halftones, drawings: ceremony, organs, console, stop jambs, erection. 9.5 x 7.25", printed stiff paper. VG. $15.00

409 (Organ) The Music Commission, City of Portland, Maine. MUNICIPAL ORGAN, Memorial to Hermann Kotzschmar, City of Portland, Maine, City Hall Auditorium, Presented to the City by Cyrus H.K. Curtis. No date, ca 1927. (22) pages. Illustrated: city hall, organ, Curtis, Kotzschmar, console, Charles Raymond Cronham, specifications, Austin Organ Company, Hartford, Connecticut, builders. 3.5 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00 410 (Outer Space) Jeffrey Logan, Editor; Willy Ley, Wernher Von Braun, Heinz Haber, Hugo Gernsback, Robert P. Haviland, James H. Wyld, Oscar Schacter, Leslie R. Shephard. The COMPLETE BOOK of OUTER SPACE. Maco Book. Maco Magazine Corporation, copyright 1953. 144 pages. Illustrated. 9.25 x 6.5", paperback. Spaceships, space station, medicine, suits, rocket engine, life beyond earth, flying saucers, dictionary. Toned, VG. $15.00

411 (Outer Space) Lewis, C.S. (Clive Staples), 1898-1963. WILL WE LOSE GOD in OUTER SPACE? Christian Herald article offprint. Forward Movement Publications, Cincinnati, Ohio, no date, ca 1960? (15) pages. Stapled booklet, 6 x 3.5", cover drawing of satellite. VG. $15.00

412 (Outer Space) Lloyd Mallan, Editor; Harland Manchester, James Peck, M.W. Wholey, Willy Ley, M. Frederic Sanchez, Alfred Eris, Frank Tinsley, Donald Keyhoe, John Dubarry, Antony Terry. The MYSTERY of OTHER WORLDS REVEALED. A Fawcett Book, No. 166. Fawcett Publications, Greenwich, Connecticut, copyright 1952. 144 pages. Illustrated. 9.5 x 6.75", paperback. Space ships, travel, life, communication, possibility of invasion, flying saucers, history, fiction, film. VG. $15.00

413 (Pacifist) Watson, Elizabeth C.; James Daugherty, Illustrator. WHAT MACHINERY HAS DONE to MAN: Why We must Control It, How We Can Do It. No More War. No More War Publication Committee, New York City, copyright 1922. (19) pages. Drawings. Stapled booklet, 4.5 x 3.5". Industrialization, arms race, World War I. VG. $20.00

414 (Paper) The STORY of NEWS PRINT PAPER. The News Print Service Bureau, New York City, copyright 1936. (76) pages, mimeograph presentation letter. Halftones & drawings: cutting, driving logs, barking drums, pulpwood piles, magazine grinders, digesters, paper machines, rewinders, generators, aerial views of pulp mills. 25 infomercials from Editor & Publisher. 11 x 8.5", gold printed stiff green paper, wire comb. VG. $35.00

415 (Patriotism) Division of Savings Bonds, United States Treasury Department, Washington, D.C.; Franklin Booth, illustrator. TREASURED POSSESSIONS: UNITED STATES SAVIINGS BONDS. (Promotional booklet). No date, but 1940 (text). (12) pages. Drawings by Booth: Statue of Liberty, Plymouth Rock, Williamsburg, United States Capitol, Lincoln Memorial; color illustrations of National Archives murals. Stapled booklet, 8 x 5.5". VG. $10.00

416 (Penmanship) Palmer, A.N. (Austin Norman). The PALMER METHOD of BUSINESS WRITING: A Series of Self-teching Lessons in Rapid, Plain, Unshaded, Coarse-pen, Muscular Movement Writing for Use in All Schools, Public or Private, Where an Easy & Legible Handwriting is the Object Sought; Also for the Home Student. Business & High School Edition. Edition of 1917. The A.N. Palmer Company, New York. (96) pages. Illustrated: classes, posture, diploma, strokes, words, letters, envelope, receipt, draft, promissory note, invoice, statement, accounts. 5.75 x 9.25", cloth reinforced printed wrapper. Small edge nick, VG. $20.00

417 (Pharmacy) Iowa State Pharmaceutical Association. PROCEEDINGS of the IOWA STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION. Held at Des Moines, Feb. 12 & 13, 1890. Eleventh Annual Meeting. Also Constitution, By-laws, Roll of Members, &c. Marshalltown: Statesman Print, 1890. 134 pages, (33)p advertisements, some illustrated, color paper, drugs, chemicals, paints, oils, lead, glassware, extracts, pills, nostrums, rubber sundries, cork, whiskey, elixirs, ointments, soap. Portrait. 8.5 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap splitting along spine, VG. $20.00

418 (Poetry) Babcock, James Stauton, 1815-1847. VISIONS and VOICES, with a Biographical Sketch of the Author. Hartford: Edwin Hunt; New York: Baker & Scribner, 1849. vi,240 pages. Frontispiece portrait. 7.5 x 5", black cloth. Born South Coventry, Connecticut, injured in wagon accident, Yale College, 1840, taught Tuscaloosa, returned to New England. Professionally rebacked, library bookplate, bit toned, G. $25.00 419 (Poetry) Parker, A.A., Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire. POEMS at FOURSCORE. Second edition, revised. Sentinel Printing Company, Keene, N.H., 1877. 208 pages. 6.75 x 4.25", black cloth, gold title upper board. Monadnock Mountain, Address to Youth, New Year's Address, Revivals ('Shakers march at music made by singing bands, talk in trance, whirl, shout & dance, yet appear to be sincere, But quiet way Quakers sing & pray, exhort when spirit moves seems fair Christian mode'), Kissing, Joking, Jilted, Freed-men ('slaves now free by law, yet sharp conflicts between whites & blacks'). Spine tip chips, 1" dampstain along page feet, cover spotted, edge wear, toned, G. $35.00

420 (Police) Edward P. Smith, Recording Secretary, Compiler. DIRECTORY. Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, Newark, N.J. Local No. 3, A Branch of New Jersey State Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, Organized July 7, 1896. Corrected to June 10, 1955. 44 pages. Past Presidents, Officers, Members by rank, Retired. 5 x 2.75", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, soiled, staples bit rusty, pencil marks, 'Reserve Sqd.' on wrap, G. $10.00

421 (Police) Powers, William F. FRENCH and ELECTRIC BLUE: The Massachusetts State Police: A History. Foreword: 1979. 354 pages, (19)p Addendum, Index, 2p 1980 Addendum inserted. Many illustrations. 10.5 x 7.25", blue cloth, no dj. VG/none. $50.00

422 (Poultry) Western National Poultry Association, Chicago, Illinois. PRIZE LIST and RULES Governing the THIRD NATIONAL EXHIBITION, to be held at the Exposition Building, Chicago, Ills., November 8 to 10, 1886, in connection with the Great Fat Stock Show. Chicago: American Poultry Journal Print. viii,(20) pages. Illustrated advertisements: poultry, incubator, journals. 7.75 x 5.25", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00

423 (Printed Textile) ONE LITTLE BOY. Another Little Boy. Columbia. Our Native Land. The Little Boy's Song. Little Mary. (Printed textile). No imprint, Boston?, ca 1840? 11 x 11.75". Black on white cotton. Wide ornamental border, 3 columns, 6 poems, 3 wood-engravings, decorative borders between columns. Edges fraying, moderate staining, G. $250.00

424 (Printing) Kimber, Sidney A. THREE HUNDRED YEARS of PRINTING in NEW ENGLAND, Being an Account of the First Printer in the British Colonies in North America & His Successors, with Historical Notes. 1638-1938. Printed for The International Association of Printing House Craftsmen, on Occasion of Nineteenth Annual Convention, by University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Colophon: Keepsake printed for Heritage of Graphic Arts Bicentennial Lecure Series. (1976?). 14 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

425 (Printing) Lawrence Typographical Union, Lawrence, Massachusetts. TWENTIETH ANNUAL CONVENTION of the NEW ENGLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION & Fortieth Anniversary of the Lawrence Typographical Union, Number Fifty-one, June 23-24-25, 1929. (Souvenir booklet). 48 pages. Halftones: officers, Lawrence, Methuen, Andover, aerial view, Union Printers Home, local advertisements, map. 13 x 9.5", silver embossed wrapper. Histories local & New England unions. Wrap rubbed, edges chipped, VG. $25.00

426 (Printing) Lydenberg, Harry Miller; Karl Brown, Editor; Deoch Fulton, Note. The TYPOGRAPHICAL WIDOW: Who is she? What is she? Reprinted from Bulletin of The New York Public Library, January, 1948. Printed at The New York Public Library. 25 pages. 10 x 7", printed wrapper. 1 x 1" bookplate Carl & Margaret Rollins on upper wrap. Jocular, footnoted correspondence with University of Chicago Press, Hugo Jahn, D.B. Updike, Harvard University Press, A.N. Murray, Carl P. Rollins, Yale University Press, William A. Kittredge, Robert Grabhorn, Library of Congress regarding typographic etymology. VG. $20.00 427 (Printing) Taylor, Edward DeWitt; Donald B. Tresidder, Introduction; Walter J. Held, Tribute. This Fortunate Man: EDWARD DeWITT TAYLOR. Remarks upon the Occasion of a Dinner Given in His Honor at the Hotel St. Francis, San Francisco, April 9, 1946, under the Auspices of the Employing Printers' Association of San Francisco. The American Institute of Graphic Arts Keepsake No. 83. Stanford University Press, 1948. 1200 copies. 29 pages. Presentation slip. 7 x 5", cloth spine, printed paper boards. Taylor & Taylor, San Francisco printers. VG. $10.00

428 (Printing) The International Typographical Union, Indianapolis, Indiana. CONSTITUTION, General Laws, By-Laws, Rules of Order and Standing Rules of The INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION and of the Union Printers' Home. Revised & Amended at the Forty-Fifth Session, held at Detroit, Michigan, August the 14th, 1899. In Full Force & Effect On & After March 1st, 1900. 152 pages. 5.75 x 4", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

429 (Prints) Life Publishing Company, New York. LIFE'S PRINTS. (Catalog). No date, ca 1907 (copyrights). 112 pages, 16p publisher advertisments. Illustrations after Gibson, Flagg, Ker, Hutt, Jacobs, Phillips, Squires, King, Benson, Stewart, Read, Gilbert, Blashfield, Barrett, Addams. 7 x 4.5", embossed wrapper. Wrap chip, bit rubbed, text VG. $25.00

430 (Probate) Gladding, G.R. (Gilbert). To the Descendants of Timothy Ingraham. INFORMATION RESPECTING the GREAT INGRAHAM ESTATE in the Kingdom of Great Britain. Providence: Henry L. Tillinghast, 1859. 79 pages. Engraved frontispiece: statue of Captain Solomon Ingraham, coats-of-arms, Temple Newsham view. 7.25 x 4.5", black cloth. 'Joseph Warren Green Jr, Wickford, R.I.' & 'Richard Eddy' on endsheets. Presents documents & genealogies in effort to recover lost document which would establish birthright to estate believed held by recalcitrant relative. Professionally rebacked, toned, few marks in text G. $20.00

431 (Prohibition) Clarke W. Walton, Editor. The MANETTISM. Vol. VII. No. 11, Monroe, N.C., November 6, 1933. (6) pages. Folded sheet, 6 x 5.5". 'Shall We Repeal the Laws Against Murder?' & other Anti-repeal editorials, verse, Editorial on Amateur Journalism. VG. $10.00

432 (Prohibition) National Prohibition Committee, Albion, Michigan, Samuel Dickie, 1851-1925, Chairman. HEADQUARTERS, NATIONAL PROHIBITION COMMITTEE, Feb. 10, 1897. (Printed solicitation letter). Broadside, 11 x 8.5". Letterhead, reviews disastrous political defeats of previous November, promising Poughkeepsie gathering, begs dollar per month. Creased, VG. $15.00

433 (Prophecy) Perkins, Edward, M.D., Albany, New York. The EASTERN QUESTION SOLVED, as Predicted in the Prophetic Symbols; or, Esau's Birthright & Jacob's Dominion Explained. Albany: For Sale by Joseph Lord & Author, 1877. 40 pages. 6.5 x 4.75", printed wrapper, advertisement for Dr. Perkins' Anti-bilious Coated Pills on back. Wrap corner chips, bit creased, VG. $20.00

434 (Publishing) Edward O. Dorman, Associated Publishers of American Records, New Haven, Connecticut. You are cordially invited to Associate with the Select Gathering of DISCRIMINATING AMERICANS who are founding in OUR NATIVE LAND a National Periodical of Patriotism, True to American Character & LOYAL to AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS. The Courtesy of Your Immediate Reply is Respectfully Requested. (The Journal of American History promotional booklet). (8) pages. 1907 testimonial letters: Utah Governor John Cutler; Francis Leupp, Office of Indian Affairs; New Hampshire Senator Jacob Gallinger; Cuyler Reynolds, Albany Institute, &c, 4p illustrated subscription leaflet inserted. Halftones: bound volume, 1908 calendar. 8 x 6", printed wrapper. A Question of Patriotic Principle: Will You Do It for Your Country? Creased, pinholes, VG. $15.00 435 (Publishing) Ezra (Manning) Meeker, Cleveland, Ohio. LAST BLAZES on The OREGON TRAIL: Aged Pioneer Retraced his March of Fifty-Four Years Before. (Promotional leaflet) 8 pages. Reprints May 18, 1907 New York Evening Post article by F.G.M., halftone of Old Oregon Trail Monument Expedition, facsimile titlepage Ox Team or Old Oregon Trail, Third Edition, published by author, advertisement for Historical Post Card Views, Series A & B. Folded sheet, 6.5 x 5". Creased, VG. $15.00

436 (Publishing) Francis Trevelyan Miller, editor. The STORY of the CIVIL WAR You Never Heard Before. Reprinted from Review of Reviews, November, 1910. (Promotional booklet for Photographic History of the Civil War). The American Review of Reviews, New York, 1911. 12 pages. Halftones. Stapled booklet, 9.5 x 6.5". Discovery, acquisition of negatives, describes content, editor, 10 volumes, limited time advance publication offer. VG. $20.00

437 (Publishing) G. & C. Merriam Company, Springfield, Massachusetts. The "Supreme Authority": The MERRIAM-WEBSTER: What it will do for you. An Epochal Book. Webster's New International Dictionary, Second Edition. (Promotional booklet). Copyright 1945. 16 pages. Illustrated: dictionary, subject editors, sample entries, illustrations, dictionary table. Stapled booklet, 8.5 x 5.5". VG. $15.00

438 (Publishing) Grosset & Dunlap. GREAT BOOKS by GREAT AUTHORS, Popular Copyright Novels, Now 75 cents. (Promotional circular). No date, ca 1922. 21 x 16" sheet folding to 10.5 x 8". Illustrated: pictorial book covers, authors (Grey, Porter, Churchill, Curwood, Tarkington, Rinehart, Bacheller, London, Wiggin, Hill, Norris, Sewell Ford, Ralph Connor, Peter Kyne, Jackson Gregory, Temple Bailey), sample illustrations, screenplay scenes. Creased, few light dampstains, VG. $20.00

439 (Publishing) Haldeman-Julius Company, Girard, Kansas. FREE CATALOGUE of 1,375 LITTLE BLUE BOOKS only 5c each. No date, ca 1925? (64) pages. Stapled booklet, 5 x 3.5". Self- education, Self-improvement, Self-development, Sex & Love, Love Stories, Entertainment, Religion, Skepticism, Debunking, Modern Life, Marriage, Passion, Evolution, Women, American Literature, House & Home, Psychology, Philosophy, Clarence Darrow, Proverbs, Humor. Toned, VG. $10.00

440 (Publishing) Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, Massachusetts. The AUTHOR, his BOOK and his PUBLISHER. No imprint, ca 1931 (text). (14) pages. Trademark. 7.5 x 5", blue wrapper, paper label. Describes departments, publishing process, brief history. Wrap rubbed, few small damp spots, corner chip, text VG. $10.00

441 (Publishing) National Travel Club, New York. HELPFUL and ENTERTAINING TRAVEL BOOKS. (Catalog). March, 1938 (printer code). 30 pages. Geographically arranged book list, maps. Stapled booklet, 6 x 3.5". VG. $10.00

442 (Publishing) Nelson Doubleday, Garden City, New York. The GATEWAY to NATURE: The Little Nature Library. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1920? (16) pages. Color illustrated: books, sample illustrations: Blanchan, Birds & Wild Flowers; Rogers, Trees; Weed, Butterflies. Stapled booklet, 8.5 x 5.75". Lightly damped, rubbed, soiled, loose, G. $10.00

443 (Publishing) Passenger Department, New York Central Railroad. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of The "FOUR TRACK SERIES". The New York Central's Books on Travel & Education. Four Track Series No. 16. Copyright, 1900. (40) pages. Black & red, illustrated: booklet covers, halftones: Adirondacks, Lake George, Niagara, Bronx River, Saratoga, Grand Central Station, Albany New York Central Station. 9 x 4", printed wrapper, map. Describes 30 booklets, 8 etchings. Staples trifle rusty, VG. $35.00 444 (Publishing) Saunders, W.O., Foreword. The NEW DEAL GOES to the PRIVY. (Promotional leaflet for revised edition). Swan Publishing Co., Elizabeth City, N.C., no date, ca 1935? (4) pages. 2 drawings order blank. Folded sheet, 8.5 x 5.5". Touts hilarity of updated version, 'WPA picked up business of building backhouses . . . close to a million, covering 35 states', format, paper, type, illustration, prices for bulk sales. Creased, VG. $10.00

445 (Publishing) The Grolier Society, New York, New York. BIGGER THINKING. (Promotional booklet for The Book of Literature). Copyrighted 1923. (36) pages. Illustrated: cavemen, Athens, Coliseum, Barbarians, Native Americans, Egyptians, scribes, Gutenberg, Goldsmith, Scott, Byron, Poe, Stevenson, Dumas, Longfellow, Holmes, Dickens, Goethe, Emerson, Hawthorne, Thackeray, Irving, Milton, Burke, Bacon, Hugo, Lamb, Pope, Addison, Macaulay, Ruskin, Jonson. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

446 (Publishing) The National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C. ANNOUNCING RARE JOURNEYS. (National Geographic Magazine promotional booklet). Copyright, 1931. (8) pages. Halftones, 2 colored: Lincoln Memorial, African motor trek, Table Mountain, Cape Town, Adam & Eve Inn, Gloucestershire, Siamese fighting fish, tattooed Shan man. Stapled booklet, 7 x 5". VG. $10.00

447 (Publishing) The National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C., Gilbert Grosvenor, President. BLAZING YOUR GEOGRAPHIC TRAILS of 1928. (Promotional booklet). (16) pages. Color halftones, double-page pictorial map by Charles E. Riddiford. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Creased, rubbed, else VG. $15.00

448 (Publishing) The Open Court Publishing Company, Chicago. The WORK of the OPEN COURT PUBLISHING CO.: An Illustrated Catalogue of Publications Covering Twenty-one Years (1887- 1907). Consisting of complete book list, brief characterization of authors & contents, selection of articles from Monist & Open Court. 1909. 209 pages. Illustrated, portraits (Burbank, Loyson, Weismann). 8.75 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, soiled, tips chipped, loose, G. $15.00

449 (Publishing) The Westminster Press, Chicago, Illinois, Publication Division, Board of Christian Education, Presbyterian Church in U.S.A. For the CHURCH and the CHURCH SCHOOL, 1944- 1945. 160 pages, order sheets. Illustrated: religious books, peace & post-war, church history, spirituality, prayer, worship, poetry, bibles, commentary, hymnals, teaching, fiction, classroom activities, magazines, cradle roll, cards, coloring pictures, workbooks, charts, games, collection boxes, rewards, banner, pins, certificates, plaques, bookmarks, blackboard, baptismal font, duplicator, record books, communion, altar equipment, pictures. VG. $15.00

450 (Publishing) Walter Foster Publishing, Lake Forest, California. CATALOGUE of the WALTER T. FOSTER "HOW to DRAW" LIBRARY. No date, ca 1935? (16) pages. Sample illustrations: Foster, Figures from Life, Female Fashions, Male Fashions, Comics, Cartoons, Head, Heads from Life, Skeleton & Bones, Influence of Muscles; Weary, Modern Architecture; Sheets, Sketches Abroad; Rue, American, Greek & Egyptian, Costume of Orient; Johnson, Advertising; Holmes, Lettering; Perceval, Horses. 7.25 x 3.5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

451 (Publishing) West Publishing Company, St. Paul, Minnesota. MANUAL of the NATIONAL REPORTER SYSTEM and all KEY NUMBER DIGESTS. Copyright 1951. 46 pages. Frontispiece drawing of building, color illustrations of law books. 10 x 7", blue printed gold wrapper. VG. $20.00 452 (Publishing) Westminster Book Store, Chicago, Illinois. ANNUAL CATALOGUE. 1950-1951. 144 pages, order blanks, envelope. Illustrated: religious books, children's, fiction, magazine, classroom activities, mechanical, diecut, Bible lotto, collection containers, reward cards, stickers, attendance chart, register board, pins, certificates, silk & celluloid bookmarks, birthday cards, chalkboard, duplicator, booklets, account books, church furnishings, communion supplies, pictures. 9 x 6", printed wrapper, mailer. VG. $10.00

453 (Quilting) Winifred L.M. Clark, Saint Louis, Missouri. GRANDMOTHER CLARK'S PATCHWORK QUILT DESIGNS. Book No. 20. Copyright 1931. 15 pages. Illustrated. Stapled booklet, 10.75 x 7.75". Starting along fold, bit rubbed, VG. $10.00

454 (Radio) Abbot, Waldo, Director of Broadcasting, University of Mighigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. HANDBOOK of BROADCASTING: How to Broadcast Effectively. Second Edition, Second Impression. McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1941. xi,422 pages. 58 illustrations: microphones, studio broadcasts, sound effects & recording equipment, control room, paperwork. 9 x 6", gold lettered black cloth, no dj. Cover sticker stain, owner name, pencil underlining & marginalia, scattered small stains, G/none. $10.00

455 (Radio) Bamberger Broadcasting Service, Newark, New Jersey. WHAT GOES on HERE: being a series of odd notes set down in a mellow mood by a radio station known as WOR. Copyright 1938. (21) pages. Black & tan comic drawings. Stapled booklet, 8 x 4". Jocular presentation of station activities, glossary, WOR-Mutual Playhouse, New York City. VG. $15.00

456 (Radio) Bartlett, Kenneth L., Syracuse University; John W. Studebaker, U.S. Commissioner on Education, Foreword. HOW to USE RADIO: An Outline of Practical Suggestions For The Teacher & the Radio Chairman. Presented in the Public Interest by Station W E A N. National Association of Broadcasters, Washington, D.C., copyright, 1938. 42 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Library rubberstamp, VG. $15.00

457 (Radio) Dorothea Lewis, Script; Edwn Dunham, Director; Ken Banghart, Narrator; Wade Arnold, Supervisor; Public Affairs & Education Department, National Broadcasting Company. SPEAK MY LANGUAGE, presented by the National Broadcasting Company, Sunday October 22, 1950, in observance of United Nations Week. Copyright 1950. (32) pages. 8.5 x 3.5", printed wrapper. Library rubberstamp, VG. $10.00

458 (Radio) Harbord, James G., Chairman of Board, Radio Corporation of America. WORLD WIRELESS: The Engineer's Place in Radio Communication. An Address delivered before Princeton University on November 12, 1935, in The Cyrus Fogg Brackett Lectureship in Applied Engineering & Technology. The Guild of Brackett Lectures, 1936. 37 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. War, research, making world a neighborhood, economy in compact equipment, linking laboratories & commerce, future wars, home sets. Library rubberstamp, VG. $15.00

459 (Radio) Landry, Robert J. EDUCATORS and the ART of RADIO, address, Fourth Annual Meeting, Rocky Mountain Radio Council, University Club, Denver, Colorado, September 17, 1942. (15) pages. 7.75 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Value & use of radio, failure of intellectuals & liberals to appreciate, fascist & Nazi propaganda, radio & democracy. VG. $15.00

460 (Radio) Lohr, Lenox R., President, National Broadcasting Company. The PARTNERSHIP of RELIGION and RADIO. Address to biennial meeting of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, Hotel Statler, Buffalo, New York, December 7, 1938. 16 pages. 8.25 x 5.25", printed wrapper. Opportunity for Public Service, Integrity, Varied Audience, Programs, Standards, Family, Listener, Freedom of Air. Library rubberstamp, trifle soiled, VG. $10.00 461 (Radio) Morgan, Joe Elmer, Editor, Journal of National Education Association, Chairman, National Committee on Education by Radio. The NEW AMERICAN PLAN for RADIO. Reprinted from The 1933-1934 Debate Handbook for The National Committee on Education by Radio, Washington, D.C. 31 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Arguments against control of airwaves by commercial interests. Library rubberstamp, VG. $15.00

462 (Radio) National Congress of Parents & Teachers, Washington, D.C. RADIO: A Powerful Ally. 1934. (16) pages. Stapled booklet, 6 x 3.5". How Can Radio Help Parents, Adult Education, School Curriculum, Improve Radio Diet, Sources, Resolutions. Library rubberstamp, corner bumped, VG. $10.00

463 (Radio) National Radio Institute, Washington, D.C., J.E. Smith, President. CHOOSING a CAREER in RADIO. Copyright 1932. 30 pages, signed presentation form letter inserted. 8.75 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Specialization, Advanced Courses, Servicing & Merchandising, Receiver Design, Automobile & Police Radio, Sales, Manufacture, Dealer, Public Address, Sound Pictures, Transmitter, Broadcast, Program Manager, Airplane, Journalism. Inner sheet detached, staples trifle rusty, VG. $10.00

464 (Radio) Philco Corporation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The STORY of PHILCO PROGRESS. September, 1940. 14 pages. 8.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Philadelphia Storage Battery Company became Philco 1940, began radio manufacture 1928, automobile radios, 1930, lists innovations, television research, product list. Library rubberstamp, VG. $15.00

465 (Radio) The Columbia Broadcasting System, New York City, Department of Education, Sterling Fisher, Director. TEACHERS MANUAL and CLASSROOM GUIDE of The AMERICAN SCHOOL of the AIR. Second Semester, January 30-April 28, 1939. Copyright 1939. 80 pages, 1p presentation form letter & Radio Guide Weekly handbill inserted. Few halftones. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Frontiers of Democracy (Aging Population, Emergence of Woman, New Voices, Machines & Men), Music & Arts (Archibald MacLeish, Aaron Copland, William Lescaze), New Horizons, Living World, Tales (Ruth Sawyer, Erick Berry, Kate Seredy, Elizabeth Coatsworth, Charles J. Finger, Wanda Gag, Ellis Credle), Listen & Read. Library rubberstamp, VG. $20.00

466 (Radio) The Columbia Broadcasting System, New York City; William S. Paley, President; Sterling Fisher, Director, Department of Education; Ruth Lange, Broadcast Director. The CHURCH of the AIR: Tenth Anniversary Year, 1940-1941. (31) pages. Speaker portraits. 10 x 7", printed wrapper. Policy, History, Speakers (Daniel A. Lord, Francis Spellman, Jonah Wise, David O. McKay, Fulton Sheen, Leo Jung, Henry Sloane Coffin, &c). Library rubberstamp, wrap rubbed, soiled, text VG. $20.00

467 (Radio) The Columbia Broadcasting System, New York, New York. WE NOW TAKE YOU to . . . South America, Great Britain, Spain, Italy, China. Foreign Affairs Supplement to TALKS. Copyright 1937. 128 pages. Halftones: Buenos Aires, London, world leaders, Drinkwater, Priestley, Laski, Bolitho, Pope Pius XI, Alcazar, Vatican. Great Wall. List of foreign radio broadcasts. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Bit creased, VG. $15.00

468 (Radio) The National Committee on Education by Radio, Washington, D.C., Tracy F. Tyler, Secretary, Armstrong Perry, Director. The NATIONAL COMMITTEE on EDUCATION by RADIO. Third printing. May, 1933. (16) pages. Stapled booklet, 5 x 3". History, By-laws, Educational Stations Needed, Objectives, Resolutions, Members. Library rubberstamp, VG. $10.00 469 (Radio) The Travelers Broadcasting Service Corporation, Hartford, Connecticut. WTIC HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT: 50,000 Watts. What It Will Do for You in New England. (Promotional booklet). No date, ca 1930. (24) pages, glossy photo of building inserted. Halftones: transmission plant, equipment, control room, studio, orchestra, Merry Madcaps, quartet, ensemble, conductors, artists, announcers, executives, advertiser testimonials, cooking school, farm program, towers. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper. Staples gone, rust marks, loose leaves, fair. $20.00

470 (Radio) The Travelers, Hartford, Connecticut. WTIC . . . SIX YEARS on the AIR. No date, ca 1931. (16) pages. Portraits: executives, studio staff, music & dance directors, organists, WTIC Orchestra, Merry Madcaps, String Quartet, Salon Ensemble, Ilima Islanders, Hank Keene & Connecticut Hillbillies, Mixing Bowl, Farm & Home Forum, artists, control room, transmission plant, engineers, 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper. Staples gone, rust marks, loose leaves, wrap nibbled along fold, fair. $20.00

471 (Radio) Tyler, Tracy F., Editor. RADIO as a CULTURAL AGENCY. Proceedings of a National Conference on the Use of Radio as a Cultural Agency in a Democracy. The National Committee on Education by Radio, Washington, D.C., 1934. 150 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Presentation plate. Commercial vs educational, radio & cultural depression, adult education, responsibility for cultural use, Wisconsin, Oregon, remote areas, government regulation, minority needs. Library rubberstamp, corner bumped, VG. $15.00

472 (Radio) Van Doren, Mark. A Listener's Guide to INVITATION to LEARNING, series of informal discussions of world's great books, broadcast Sunday afternoon, 4:30-5:00 E.S.T., over coast-to- coast network of Columbia Braodcasting System. 26 programs, October 6, 1940 - March 30, 1941. The Columbia Broadcasting System, New York City, copyright 1940. 32 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Aristotle, Plato, Pascal, Mill, Defoe, Tolstoy, Proust, Shakespeare, Dante, Milton, Bible, Bunyan, Gibbon, Hegel, &c. Library rubberstamp, wrap rubbed, soiled, lightly creased, text VG. $10.00

473 (Railroad) Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Company. REPORT of the OFFICERS of the A. & N. C. R. R. Co. to the Stockholders at their 56th Annual Meeting, Held at Morehead City, N.C., Thursday, August 8th, 1912 & Proceedings of Meeting. 23 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. L.F. Tapp, President; F.L. Nicholson, Chief Engineer; D.J. Broadhurst, Treasurer; W.L. Arrington, Auditor; List of Stockholders. Creased, toned, few pencil marks, VG. $15.00

474 (Railroad) Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Company. CHARTER and BY-LAWS of the ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO, and Copy of Lease. The Free Press, Kinston, N.C., 1902. 47 pages. 6.25 x 4.5", printed wrapper. Creased, VG. $15.00

475 (Railroad) Charles E. Simmons, Land Commissioner, Chicago & North Western Railway Company, Chicago, Illinois. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of TOWNS ALONG the LINES of the WINONA & ST. PETER R.R. and the DAKOTA CENTRAL RAILWAY in MINNESOTA and DAKOTA. Map furnished upon application. C.N. Trivess, Printer, Chicago, no date, post-1882 (text). 21 pages. 6 x 3.5", printed red wrapper, railroad map lower wrap. 1.5" strip torn from lower wrap, loss to map, wrap rubbed, text VG. $75.00

476 (Railroad) Mott, Edward Harold. Between the Ocean and the Lakes: The STORY of ERIE. New York: Ticker Publishing Co., 1908. ix,524 pages. Illustrated. 12 x 9.5", black lettered red cloth. History of Erie Railroad. Cover soiled, light marginal damping, G. $35.00

477 (Refugees) The Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced German Scholars, New York, Livingston Farrand, Chairman. REPORT as of January 1, 1934. 15 pages. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Reviews first 7 months' activity, lists placed scholars. Trifle smudged, VG. $35.00 478 (Regional Planning) Goode, J. Paul, University of Chicago. The GEOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND of CHICAGO. The Chicago Real Estate Board, Chicago, Illinois, October 1926. 70 pages. 30 maps, graphs. 7 x 4.75", printed wrapper. Economic analysis: geology, iron, coal, soil, great lakes, water transportation, climate, forest, farms, crops. VG. $15.00

479 (Regional Planning) Palisades Interstate Park Commission, Bear Mountain State Park, Bear Mountain, New York, Albert R. Jube, President. 60 YEARS of PARK CO-OPERATION: N.Y. N.J.: Palisades Interstate Park Commission, a history, 1900-1960. 106 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6'', printed stiff paper. Bit rubbed, soiled, VG. $10.00

480 (Religion) Cooke, Parsons, 1800-1864, Pastor, First Church, Lynn, Massachusetts. A CENTURY of PURITANISM and a Century of Its Opposites; with Results Contrasted to Enforce Puritan Principles, & to Trace What Is Peculiar in the People of Lynn to What Is Peculiar in Its History. Boston: S.K. Whipple & Company, 1855. Copyright 1855. 444 pages. 7.5 x 4.75", black cloth. History of First Church, Lynn, Massachusetts. Professionally rebacked, cover rubbed, spotted, text shaken, scattered foxing, upper blank with presentation partly clipped, G. $35.00

481 (Religion) Foreign Evangelical Society. SECOND ANNUAL REPORT of the FOREIGN EVANGELICAL SOCIETY; Presented at the Annual Meeting, Held in the Mercer-street Church, New-York, on Tuesday Evening, May 11, 1841. New-York: John S. Taylor & Co., for the Society, 1841. 70 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Wrap splitting, scuffed, VG. $15.00

482 (Rhode Island) VIEWS of PROVIDENCE. L.H. Nelson Company, Portland, Maine, for Callender, McAuslan & Troup Company, Providence, Rhode Island, no date, ca 1905. (32) pages. Halftones: Providence River, State House, City Hall, Arcade, Banigan, Union Trust, Industrial, Rhode Island Hospital Trust Buildings, Providence Atheneum, Rhode Island Hospital, Union Station, Public Library, Hope High, State Normal School, churches, Brown University, Roger Williams Park, clubs. 8 x 10", gold embossed purple wrapper. VG. $20.00

483 (Risqué) BOLD. August 1959, Vol. 10, No. 4. Publication Management Corp., Atlanta, Georgia. 98 pages. Illustrated articles, advertisments for movies, books, photographs, magazines, marriage service, specialty clothing, pistols. 6 x 4", color wrapper. The Beat Generation: Who Are They?, Vice Girl Business Booms, Casanova of Colonies (Benjamin Franklin), Bob Hope, Auto Conquers Space, Pork Chop Hill, Prowl Dog, How to Pose Model, Judo Girl, Flying Showgirl, Tina Louise, Lorraine Crawford. Toned, VG. $15.00

484 (Risqué) RISK. July, 1957, Vol. 6, No. 6. Magnum Publications, New York. (64) pages. Halftones, few advertisements. 5.75 x 4", printed wrapper. Slavery: Shocking Business, Jeanne Mann - She's Real Gone!, Grunt, Groan, Pow! Female Style (wrestling), Firewalking, Hanky Panky (Pinky Lee & Nevada Smith), Maria Stinger, Thrill Killers on Highway (hitchhiking), Comeback of Year (Red Grooms). Toned, VG. $15.00

485 (Risqué) TOPS in HUMAN HIGHLIGHTS. Vol. 1, No. 1, March 1954. First Gala Issue! J.B. Publishing Corporation, Philadelphia. 64 pages. Halftones. 5.75 x 4", color wrapper. Women You Shouldn't Marry, Hottest Hockey Player (Jean Beliveau), Bootleg Barons Are Back (Giallo, Zicarelli, DiOrio), Gina Lollobrigida, Hardest Punch Ever (Joe Louis), Sex vs Success, Comics, Tunes, Crime, TV Busybody (Steve Allen), Photo, Movie of Month. Bit weak along fold, VG. $15.00

486 (Risqué) Beaven Wilkinson II, Editor; Pratt Falls, Joke Editor; I. Brow Reese, Semi-smut Editor; Horace Kollar, Falsies Editor. SCREWBALL. May, 1948. Vol. 7, No. 6. Crestwood Publishing Company, Buffalo, N.Y. (64) pages. Cartoons, humor, crossword puzzle, advertisements. 7.5 x 5.5", color wrapper. Toned, scuffed, VG. $15.00 487 (Risqué) Glynn, Harry A., Editor. RED PEPPER: A Peppy Periodical For Peppy People. Vol. I, No. 9, March, 1925. Red Pepper Publishing Co., Newark, N.J. 44 pages. 10 tinted girlie halftones, cartoons. 7.5 x 5.25", color wrapper. Vamp & flapper humor. Staples trifle rusty, lightly dimpled, VG. $50.00

488 (Roadside) Ollie Bockee, Owner, Route 5, Santa Rosa, California. The PETRIFIED FOREST PARK, CALIFORNIA. On the Petrified Forest Highway (between Santa Rosa & Calistoga) 58 miles north of San Francisco & Oakland, in the Redwood Empire. (Promotional leaflet). No date, ca 1930? 6 x 14" sheet folding to 6 x 3.5". Drawing, halftone, map, Points of Interest. VG. $10.00

489 (Salesmanship) Buick Motor Company, Flint, Michigan. The GREAT BUICK WORLD SERIES RULES and PRIZES. 1930 (text). 96 pages. Halftones of prizes: luggage, watches, furniture, jewelry, electric appliances, cookware, tableware, glassware, silverware, golf bag, clubs, furs, clothing, sports equipment, guns, clocks, shoes, toys, bicycles, cameras. 13.5 x 10", cloth spine, color stiff paper. Buick-Marquette salesmanship incentivation. Corners bent, cover scuffed, VG. $50.00

490 (Salesmanship) Men's Wear Advisory Committee, The Wool Bureau, New York, New York. HOW YOU CAN SELL MORE WOOL CLOTHING: Suggestions from 5000 retail clothing salesmen. January, 1950. First printing. 28 pages. Illustrated, salesmen, clothing, fabrics. 8.5 x 5.5", color wrapper. VG. $15.00

491 (Salesmanship) National Salesmen's Training Association, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, San Francisco. HOW to BECOME "A KNIGHT of the GRIP". First & Second Sections. Copyright 1910. 56, 52 pages. 7.5 x 5.25", cloth. Choosing a House, Salesmanship, Road Ready, Displaying Samples, Hotels, Livery, Presenting Your Line, Routes, Dress, Expenses, Correspondence, Entertaining, Competition, Reputation, Embarrassment, Originality. VG. $25.00

492 (Self Improvement) Maratta, James. DISCOVER YOURSELF: The Maratta Method of Self- appraisal. Maratta Methods, Rockville Center, New York, copyright 1947. 63 pages. 5 appraisal charts. 10.5 x 7", plain wrapper. Chances of Financial & Social Success, Introvert, Extrovert, Ambivert, Human Relations, Love & Sex, Admiration of Important People, Determining Value, Respect. VG. $20.00

493 (Settlements) Freeman, Arnold (James), Warden, Sheffield Y.M.C.A. Settlement, 1886-1972; Arnold S. Rowntree, Preface. EDUCATION THROUGH SETTLEMENTS. London: Geo. Allen & Unwin, no date, ca 1920. 63 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Manifesto, Office, Hostel, Common & Quiet Rooms, Library, Propaganda, Public Service. Library rubberstamps, VG. $20.00

494 (Shape Note Singing) James, J.S. (Jospeh Stephen), 1849-1931, Chairman, Sub-committee on Revision, United Sacred Harp Musical Association, Atlanta, Georgia. "ORIGINAL SACRED HARP" containing A Superior Collection of Standard Melodies of Odes, Anthems, & Church Music & Hymns of High Repute, Revised, Corrected & Enlarged, Rudiments, Retaining all Valuable Standard Regulations, Arranged with All Modern Up-to-Date Improvements. Copyrighted 1911. Portraits. vi,550 pages, (4)p Index. 8 x 10", cloth spine, printed paper boards. Professionally rebacked, boards worn, LACKING leaf 309-10, lightly damped, owner names, fair. $100.00

495 (Sixties) Kunen, James Simon. The STRAWBERRY STATEMENT: Notes of a College Revolutionary. Random House, New York, copyright 1968. First Printing. 150 pages, 1p Afterword. 8.5 x 5.75", cloth, dj. Short dj tear, VG/VG. $8.00 496 (Slang) Hotten, John Camden. The SLANG DICTIONARY: or, the Vulgar Words, Street Phrases, & "Fast" Expressions of High & Low Society. Many with their etymology, & a few with their history traced. Tenth thousand. London: John Camden Hotten, 1864. xxi,305 pages, publisher advertisements. Cadger's map of begging district frontispiece. 8 x 5.5", cloth. Professionally rebacked, cover worn, trifle toned, G. $25.00

497 (Slip Ballad) Thorton, James, Words & Music. MY SWEETHEART'S the MAN in the MOON. Copyright, 1892, Frank Harding. H.J. Wehman Song Publisher, N.Y. Broadside, 9 x 6". 2 stanzas & 2 choruses in wide decorative border, small engraving of musical instruments. 'Words & Music sent on receipt of 40 cents.' Bit creased, rubbed, few small stains, G. $15.00

498 (Social Work) Improved Order of Red Men, Portland, Maine. SECOND ANNUAL REPORT of The COMMITTEE on WIDOWED MOTHERS' PENSIONS and CHILD WELFARE, Transmitted to the Great Council of the United States, Improved Order of Red Men at Its Great Sun Council in the Hunting Grounds of Portland, Reservation of Maine, September 17th, 1914. 40 pages, 4p model bill & handbill inserted. Halftone of family. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

499 (Social Work) Springfield Home for the Friendless, Springfield, Illinois. ANNUAL REPORT for the Year Ending January 1st, 1902; with Its Officers & Members for 1901. Springfield: Illinois State Register, 1902. 30 pages. Halftones: home, children. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Provided housing for women & children. Wrap chipped, else VG. $15.00

500 (Socialist) Young People's Socialist League, National Convention Arrangements Committee, Julius J. Umansky, Executive Secretary. Y.P.S.L. NATIONAL CONVENTION, Rand School, Saturday & Sunday, December 28 & 29, 1929. (Announcement/Invitation). (20) pages. 2 halftones: European Socialist Youth Publications, People's House, Comradely Greetings & Compliments from Reading, PA, Socialist Administration, Unions, Socialist Clubs, Banks, Restaurants, Hotels, Businesses. 10.75 x 8.25", printed red wrapper. Text by Norman Thomas, Clarence Senior, Frank Manning, Morris Hillquit, Esther Friedman; Delegate Roster. VG. $35.00

501 (South America) Thomson, James. LETTERS on the MORAL and RELIGIOUS LIFE of SOUTH AMERICA, Written during a Residence of Nearly Seven Years in Buenos Aires, Chile, Peru, & Columbia. James Nisbet, London, 1827. 296 pages. 7.5 x 4.5", paper boards. Professionally rebacked, boards rubbed, old pencil underlining, critical marginalia, upper blank review, G. $50.00

502 (Spanish Bible) Cipriano de Valera, editor. El NUEVO TESTAMENTO de Nuestro Señ or y Salvador Jesu Cristo, revisada y corregida. Impresa por La Sociedad Americana de la Biblia, Nueva York, 1899. (406) pages. 6.5 x 4.75", gold titled black cloth. Cover trifle soiled, rubbed, VG. $15.00

503 (Steel) Crucible Steel Company of America, New York, NY. CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY of AMERICA. (Catalogue). Copyright, 1925. 328 pages. Illustrations of labeled steel bars, shapes, dies, edge tools, furnaces, heat treatment, inspection, vault, prison, wire, calipers. 7 x 4.75", red cloth, gold lettering, edges. Cover worn, soiled, bit shaken, owner name, G. $15.00

504 (Stock Market) Fowler, William Worthington, 1833-1881; Arthur Lumley, Illustrator. TEN YEARS in WALL STREET; or, Revelations of Inside Life & Experience on 'Change. Including Histories, Mysteries, & Men of "Street", Stock Exchange, Gold Room, Speculations in Stocks, Gold, Governments, Pork, Petroleum, Grain, Sketches from Life of Noted Speculators & Money Kings, Anecdotes & Incidents of How They Are Produced, Personal Experiences of Author, Famous Pools, Rings, Cliques & Corners, How & by Whom Formed, Battles of Giants, Great Gold Ring of 1869. Worthington, Dustin & Co., Hartford, 1870. 536 pages, 1p agent solicitation. Many engravings. 9 x 6", gold & blind stamped green cloth. Tips frayed, cloth bit soiled, rubbed, text VG. $35.00 505 (Stock Market) Lefèvre, Edwin, 1871-1943. The MAKING of a STOCKBROKER. New York: George H. Doran Company, copyright, 1925. 'B'. 341 pages. 8.25 x 5.75", gold lettered maroon cloth, dj. Dj rubbed, VG/VG. $50.00

506 (Stoves) Peirce, Josephine H.; Robert W.G. Vail, Introduction. FIRE on the HEARTH: The Evolution & Romance of the Heating Stove, 145 photographs & drawings showing amazing variety of heating devices; entertaining anecdotes, excerpts from diaries & papers, alluring advertisements & interesting information pertaining to manufacture & uses. Springfield: Pond-Ekberg Company, copyright 1951. xv,254 pages. 9.5 x 6.5", cloth, dj. Dj edge wear, tears, VG/G. $15.00

507 (Summer Camp) CAMP WYANOKE For Boys, Founded 1909, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. (View folder). Arthur Post Card Co., New York, N.Y. 10 panels, 3.5 x 5.5", in folding strip. 9 halftones: sailboats, dining hall, Boyden Chapel, tents, midget camp, baseball, rifle range, archery, Camp Winnemont; map. Printed folder, tab & slot, postal address, stamp, 1950 postmark. Folder bit rubbed, VG. $15.00

508 (Supreme Court) Stanard, Mary Newton. JOHN MARSHALL. An Address read before the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities at the Opening of the John Marshall House, March 27, 1913, with a Description of the House & Its Contents. Richmond: Wm. Ellis Jones' Sons, 1913. 39 pages. Portrait, house exterior, interiors, certificate facsimile. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Library blindstamp, plate inside lower wrap, VG. $10.00

509 (Survival) The Berkeley International Liberation School & People's Law Book Collective with help of Bay Area members of National Lawyers Guild. BEAT the HEAT: Radical Survival Handbook. People's Law Book, Community Organization Guide, First Aid for Activists, Firearms & Self- Defense. Ramparts Press, San Francisco, copyright 1972. 334 pages. Illustrated. 8 x 5.5", paperback. Edges toned, VG. $10.00

510 (Television) Eckhardt, George H. ELECTRONIC TELEVISION. Chicago: The Goodheart-Willcox Company, 1936. Copyright 1936. 162 pages, 10p publiher advertisements. 82 illustrations. 9 x 6", later library cloth. RCA Laboratories Library bookplate by Vassos. Rebound, library marks, G. $25.00

511 (Temperance) A SERIES of TEMPERANCE SERMONS, Delivered in City Hall, Lowell, by Several Clergymen of City. Lowell: Leonard Huntress; E.A. Rice & Co., 1841. 285 pages. 17 sermons, 17 ministers. 9 x 5.5", black cloth. Professionally rebacked, edges frayed, bit foxed, G. $35.00

512 (Tennessee Valley Authority) Coyle, David Cushman. LAND of HOPE: The Way of Life in the Tennessee Valley. The Way of Life Series. Row, Peterson & Co., Evanston, IL, copyright 1941. 64 pages. Illustrated: land, Tennessee Valley Authority dam & hydro-electric construction, agriculture, maps, graphs. 9 x 6", pictorial cloth, no dj. Juvenile series. VG/none. $10.00

513 (Tennessee Valley Authority) Gunther, John; pictures furnished by Tennessee Valley Authority. The STORY of TVA. Harper & Brothers, New York, sold at cost by TVA, copyright 1953. (32) pages. Many halftones. 10 x 7", printed wrapper, maps. Text from Inside U.S.A. VG. $15.00

514 (Tennessee) Knoxville Tourist Bureau, Knoxville, Tennessee. KNOXVILLE: City of the GREAT SMOKIES and NORRIS DAM. Sixty Minutes from the Roof-top of Eastern America. (Promotional brochure). No date, ca 1950? 18 x 12" pink & black printed sheet folding to 9 x 4". Halftones: scenery, dam, Cherokee, University of Tennessee, hikers, golf, fishing, sailing, small map. VG. $10.00 515 (Textiles) Belding Brothers & Company, New York. The SELF-INSTRUCTOR in SILK KNITTING, CROCHETING and EMBROIDERY. First edition, 100,000 copies. 1883. 70 pages, (18)p advertisements for silk fabrics, threads. Illustrated: baby sacks, socks, edgings, fascinator, purses, tidy, cap, fringe, mitten, embroidery stitches, designs. 7.5 x 4.5", printed wrapper. Upper wrap & titlepage detached, chipped, toned, fair. $20.00

516 (Textiles) Collection Cartier-Bresson, Paris. La BRODERIE et les TRAVAUX de FANTASIE a la Machine a Coudre. No date, ca 1930? 64 pages. Illustrated: needlework projects using sewing machine. 9.5 x 6.25", color wrapper. VG. $25.00

517 (Textiles) Columbia Towel Mills, W.H. & A.E. Margerison & Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. GARMENTS MADE of MARTEX TURKISH TOWELS. No date, ca 1920? (16) pages. Halftones, some color: bathroom interior, towels, slumber robe & jacket from towel, wash cloths, slipper from wash cloth, bib, bath mats, sewing diagrams. Stapled booklet, 10.5 x 7.75". Gimbel Brothers slug on front. Trifle rubbed, soiled, VG. $25.00

518 (Textiles) Corticelli Silk Mills, Florence, Massachuetts. LESSONS in EMBROIDERY. No date, ca 1910 (text). 66 pages. 8 color plates, halftones, drawings: floral designs, women embroidering, hoop, stitches, tie, purse, cap, slippers, bags, skein, rolls. 8 x 5.5", color wrapper. Wrap rubbed, 1 leaf torn, no loss, G. $20.00

519 (Textiles) Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills, Atlanta, St. Louis, New York, New Orleans, Dallas. "SHUREDRY" TARPAULINS, HORSE COVERS. (Catalog). April, 1910 (printer code). (12) pages, 1912 Ideal Play Tent handbill inserted. Few illustrations: covered wagon, horses, testimonial facsimile. Stapled booklet, 3.5 x 6.5". VG. $15.00

520 (Textiles) Gütermann & Company, Nähseiden-Fabriken, Gutach-Breisgau. FARBENKARTE. Farben-verzeichnis. (Silk thread color sample book). No date, ca 1930? 22 hinged cards, 7 x 3.5", 3 vertical card strips per card, 15 wound color thread samples per strip; versos have illustrations & specifications of card & wood silk rollers, store display cases; 4p numerical directory inside upper cover. 7.25 x 3.75" gold lettered black cloth cover, metal snap. VG. $35.00

521 (Textiles) Harris, Frances A. CLARK'S O.N.T. DESIGNS for CROCHET YOKES. Book No. 5. The Clark Thread Company, Newark, New Jersey, copyrighted 1919. 31 pages. Halftones & drawings: yokes, patterns, stitches. Stapled booklet, 10.5 x 7.5". VG. $15.00

522 (Textiles) J.F. Ingalls, Lynn, Massachusetts. INGALLS' NEW 1887 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and Special Wholesale Price List of Stamping Outfits, Felt, Linen & Silk Pongee, Stamped Goods, Fancy Work Materials, Briggs' Transfer Patterns, Fancy Work Books, & Art Novelties. 16 pages. Illustrated: tidies, aprons, laundry & shoe bags, splashers, scarfs, pillows, shams, lambrequins, tray & wash cloths, baby bib. 13 x 9", printed wrapper. Creased, few short tears, VG. $35.00

523 (Textiles) James Lees & Sons Company, Bridgeport, Pennsylvania. COLUMBIA MEN'S BOOK. Volume 98. Eleventh edition. Copyright 1941. 42 pages. Halftones: male models in knit jackets, sweaters, socks, scarves, gloves, t-shirt, vest, hat. 11 x 8.5", red & drab printed wrapper. Trifle rubbed, inner sheet pulling from staple, else VG. $20.00

524 (Textiles) Kent, William Winthrop. A PRIMER of HOOKED RUG DESIGN. Springfield: Pond- Ekberg Company, 1941. 24 pages. illustrations of hooked rugs, frame. 9.5 x 6.5", printed wrapper. Toned, wrap edge nicks, VG. $10.00 525 (Textiles) National Tent & Awning Manufacturers' Association, Organized 1912, Incorporated 1922. MINUTES of the SIXTEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION, October 11-14, 1927, Hotel Nassau, Long Beach, New York. 86 pages. 8.5 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Set standards, negotiated prices with cotton mills, promoted business; discussion of motor camping. Corner damped, faint crease, wrap bit soiled, else VG. $20.00

526 (Textiles) Picken, Mary Brooks. HOW to MAKE DRAPERIES, SLIP COVERS, CUSHIONS and Other HOME FURNISHINGS the MODERN SINGER WAY. Singer Service Library No. 4. Singer Sewing Machine Company, New York City, copyright 1929. 64 pages. Illustrated. 8.5 x 5.5", color wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, VG. $10.00

527 (Textiles) Royal Society, New York, New York. HAND CROCHET by ROYAL SOCIETY. Book No. 1. Copyright 1943. 58 pages. Halftones & drawings: gloves, collar, pin cushion, hats, bags, baby sacque, bib, slippers, bear, girl's dress, chair sets, runners, doilies, table cloths, place mats, bedspreads, curtain pulls, basket, potholders. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

528 (Textiles) The Davis & Furber Machine Company, North Andover, Massachusetts. The DAVIS & FURBER MACHINE COMPANY and The Men Who Made It, 1832-1908. Copyright, 1908. (36) pages. Map, portraits, factory views, textile machinery. 9 x 6.5", black & gold stamped wrapper, string tie. Makers of textile machinery. Few wrap edge chips, bit loose, VG. $25.00

529 (Textiles) The Draper Company, Hopedale, Massachusetts. The ADVANCE of the NORTHROP LOOM. January, 1900. 105 pages. Illustrated: loom models, parts, details, shuttles. 8 x 6.5", cloth reinforced stiff paper. Edge damped, upper cover cracking along hinges, bit soiled, G. $25.00

530 (Textiles) The McCall Company, New York City. McCALL'S FANCY-WORK BOOK. (Catalog). No date, ca 1915 (text). (32) pages, 16p 'Lessons in Embrodery Stitches' & premium catalog at center. Illustrated: women in underwear, collars, caps, sacques, baby wear, children's dresses, aprons & pincushions, boudoir caps, handkerchiefs, cases, towels, pillowcases, borders, doilies, stitches, tablecloths, scarfs, runners, initials, crochet designs, children's & stencil outfits, lace, scissors, stiletto, shuttle, hooks, stockings, gloves, dress form, manicure set, umbrella, doll, jewelry, rug, rocker, watch, brushes, comb, camera, bags, pen. Stapled booklet, 10.5 x 7.5". Trifle rubbed, toned, few edge nicks, G. $20.00

531 (Textiles) The Shepherd Worsted Mills, Newton, Massachusetts. GOOD SHEPHERD NOW PRESENTS KNITTED and CROCHETED GARMENTS for MEN: Sweaters & Slip-ons of Many & Varied Styles, Socks & Gloves for Every Use, Ties, Scarves, Ski-sets & other Articles Useful & Desirable. Style Book No. 335. Revised edition. No date, ca 1935? 60 pages. Halftones: models wearing knitware; pattern drawings. 12 x 9", black & blue printed wrapper. Trifle rubbed, VG. $20.00

532 (Textiles) The Spool Cotton Company. SCATTER RUGS. Rug Designs in Shaggy, Crochet, Pompon. Book No. 155. Copyright 1940. 23 pages. Color halftones of scatter rugs, pattern drawings. Stapled booklet, 10.5 x 7.5", color cover. Trifle rubbed, VG. $10.00

533 (Theater) Bijou Theatre, New York, H.B. Sire, Manager. DAVID BELASCO Presents DAVID WARFIELD in The MUSIC MASTER: A Comedy Drama in Three Acts, by Charles Klein. Week commencing Monday, May 22, 1905. (Program). (24) pages. 2 seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Owner note, trifle toned, creased, VG. $15.00 534 (Theater) H.C. Burdick, Managing Editor. The NEW YORK WEEKLY AMUSEMENT BULLETIN. Vol. 3. No. 10. For Week Ending December 6, 1890. American Publishing Co., New York. 24 pages. 2 columns. Halftone portraits: Col. G.W. Rand, Annie Pixley, Prima Donna Hortense Pierse, Bessie Bonehill (male impersonator, dressed in tuxedo), 20 theatre seating plans, advertisements. Schedules & casts of all prominent theatres. 10.25 x 7.5", color wrapper. VG. $25.00

535 (Theater) Herald Square Theatre, New York, Charles Frohman, Manager. SAM. BERNHARD In Sydney Rosenfield's Musical Play, In Three Acts & Seven Scenes, entitled The ROLLICKING GIRL. Week beginning Monday, June 26, 1905. (Program). Frank V. Strauss & Co. (24) pages. Seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Owner note, VG. $15.00

536 (Theater) Hudson Theatre, New York, Henry B. Harris, Manager. KIRKE La SHELLE Announces The HEIR to the HOORAH: An American Comedy, by Paul Armstrong. Week beginning Monday, May 29, 1905. (Program). (24) pages. 3 seat plans, illustrated advertisements (large engraving of Claremont Inn). 9 x 6", green, tan & black printed wrapper. Owner note, VG. $15.00

537 (Theater) Jerome Kern, Music; Oscar Hammerstein II, Lyrics; Sammy Lee, Choreography; Florenz Ziegfield, Producer. SHOW BOAT: An All American Musical Comedy, Adapted from Edna Ferber's Novel. Ziegfield Theatre, Week Beginning Monday, December 10th, 1928. (Souvenir program). 28 pages. Halftones & drawings: Billy Burke, Ziegfield, casts, illustrated advertisements. 11.75 x 8.75", color wrapper. Cast: Norma Terris, Howard Marsh, Helen Morgan, Jules Bledsoe, Charles Winninger, Edna May Oliver, Sammy White, Aunt Jemima. Wrap neatly pasted along fold, trifle rubbed, soiled, VG. $50.00

538 (Theater) Lyric Theatre, New York, Sam & Lee Shubert, Managers. The BABES and The BARON, Story by A.M. Thompson. Beginning Monday, December 25, 1905. (Program). Frank V. Strauss & Co. (44) pages. Seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Bit curled, rubbed, inner sheet pulling, G. $15.00

539 (Theater) Lyric Theatre, New York, Sam S. Shubert, Manager. The Jefferson De Angelis Company in the Japanese-American Musical Comedy FANTANA, Book by Sam Shubert & Robert B. Smith. Week Commencing Monday, June 19, 1905. (Program). Frank V. Strauss & Co. (20) pages. Seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Owner note, VG. $15.00

540 (Theater) Madison Square Theatre, New York, Walter N. Lawrence, Manager. HENRY E. DIXEY in a Double Bill: DAVID GARRICK, A Comedietta, by Charles J. Bell & The MAN on the BOX, An American Comedy, in Three Act, Being a dramatization of Harold MacGrath's novel, by Grace Livingston Furniss. Week beginning Monday, December 25, 1905. (Program). Frank V. Strauss & Co. (24) pages. Seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Owner note, VG. $15.00

541 (Theater) Manhattan Theatre, New York, Harrison Grey Fiske, Manager. MRS. FISKE and the MANHATTAN COMPANY In a Play, in Five Acts, entitled LEAH KLESCHNA, by C.M.S. McLellan. Fourth Week of the Fifth Season, October 2-7, 1905. (Program). (28) pages. Halftone portrait Mrs. Fiske as Leah, 3 seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6", orange & black cover art. Owner note, VG. $15.00

542 (Theater) New York Hippodrome,Thompson & Dundy, Managers. "A YANKEE CIRCUS on MARS" & "The RAIDERS," A War Drama in Two Tableaux.Week of May 22, 1905. (Program). (32) pages. Halftones: Hippodrome, clown, trapeze artists, 3 seat plans, illustrated advertisements. 9.5 x 4", pictorial wrapper. Describes new building, decorations. Owner note, VG. $20.00 543 (Theater) New York Theatre, New York, Klaw & Erlanger, Managers. Sam H. Harris Presents The Yankee Doodle Comedian, GEO. M. COHAN, with his Singing & Dancing Company, in his Latest Musical Play, LITTLE JOHNNY JONES, (The American Jockey). Week beginning Monday, May 22, 1905. (Program). Frank V. Strauss & Co. (20) pages. Seat plans, illustrated advertisements. 10 x 9", printed wrapper. Owner note, VG. $15.00

544 (Theater) Proctor's Theatre, New York. ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE. Week Beginning Monday, October 2, 1905. (Program). (16) pages. 2 seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Owner note, trifle rubbed, creased, VG. $15.00

545 (Theater) The Casino, New York, Sam & Lee Shubert, Managing Directors. The EARL and the GIRL, Book by Seymour Hicks. Week beginning Monday, December 25, 1905. (Program). Frank V. Strauss & Co. (36) pages. Seat plans, illustrated advertisements. Stapled booklet, 9 x 6". Trifle rubbed, curled, VG. $15.00

546 (Theatre) Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Proprietor & Manager, His Majesty's Theatre, Westminster, London. SOUVENIR of "OLIVER TWIST", Adapted from Charles Dickens's Celebrated Story by J. Comyns Carr (1849-1916). No date, 1905? Warrington & Co., Printers. (8) pages. Halftones: Nellie Bowman as Oliver Twist; Constance Collier, Nancy; Mr. Tree, Fagin; Lyn Harding, Bill Sikes; W.L. Abingdon, Monks; Basil Gill, Harry Maylie; J. Fisher White, Mr. Brownlow; Frank Stanmore, Artful Dodger; Lettice Fairfax, Rose Maylie; George Shelton, Grimwig. 5.25 x 8.5", red & black printed wrapper, ribbon tie. Lightly creased, wrap bit rubbed, soiled, G. $20.00

547 (Track & Field) Illinois High School Association. FOURTH ANNUAL MEET, Declamatory & Athletic, Elmwood, Illinois, Friday, May 3, 1895. (Program). Gazette Print, Elmwood. (12) pages. 5.5 x 8.75", printed wrapper. Officers, Awards, Program, Contestants, 8 Track & 10 Field Events, results in pencil, Declamatory Program. Creased, rubbed, VG. $20.00

548 (Trademarks) Trademark Management Committee, United States Trademark Association, New York, Stewart W. Richards, Chairman. TRADEMARK MANAGEMENT: A Guide for Businessmen. Copyright 1955. 130 pages. Illustrated. 9.5 x 6.5'', gilt-stamped red leather. Richards' copy, signed by committee & editor. Professionally rebacked, leather worn, dry, text VG. $35.00

549 (Travel) H. Gaze & Son, Tourist Directors & Hotel Contractors, London. HOW to TRAVEL: Information Concerning Gaze's Independent Travel Tickets, Circular Tours & Conducted Parties, for the United Kingdom, Europe, & the East. No date, but 1889 (Paris Exhibition). 16 pages. U.K. map, engravings: four-in-hand, Gaze's Gazette. Tour itineraries. Stapled booklet, 6.5 x 4.25". VG. $25.00

550 (Type Specimen) The Torch Press, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. SPECIMEN BOOK of LINOTYPE FACES: High Class Catalogue & Book Work. No date, ca 1940? (20) pages. 6.5 x 4.75", red printed black wrapper. Wrap splitting, else VG. $20.00

551 (Utah) Donan, P.; Cy. Warman, Rhymes. UTAH: A Peep into a Mountain-walled Treasury of the Gods. Copyright, 1891, Cassius C. Smith. Matthews-Northrop Co., Buffalo. For sale by J.H. Bennett, General Passenger Agent, Rio Grande Western Railway, Salt Lake City. 96 pages. Many halftones: Grand Canyon, Provo Valley, mining, Hegerman Pass, Echo Cliffs, Ogden, Glenwood Springs, Green River, San Pete Valley, Pike's Peak, Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City; railroad map. 9.25 x 6.75", red & gold embossed wrapper. Wrap soiled, corners nicked, text VG. $25.00 552 (Vermont) Rink, Marie & Anna Rink. HISTORICAL SKETCH of BROOKLINE, VERMONT. Also The story of the Round Schoolhouse with plans submitted by "Thunderbolt" in 1821, Building erected in 1822. Green Mountain Press, Wardsboro, Vermont, March 1941. 15 pages. 8.5 x 5.75", printed wrapper, drawing by Arthur Gibbes Burton. Agnes Marsh, 'Old Round Schoolhouse Speaks' verse. Creased, bit rubbed, small stain, G. $10.00

553 (Vermont) The Rutland Railroad, Rutland, Vermont. The ISLANDS of LAKE CHAMPLAIN and BEYOND. No date, ca 1901 (text). 68 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap taped along spine, edge, lightly damped, few edge chips, fair. $25.00

554 (Veterinary) VETERINARY COUNTER PRACTICE: A Treatise on the Diseases of Animals & the Most Suitable Remedies for Them, Written Expressly for Chemists & Druggists by Qualified & Experienced Members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Fourth edition. The Chemist & Druggist, London, 1905. 372 pages, 4p publisher advertisement. Illustrated. 7.5 x 5", black cloth. Cover edges torn, frayed, endsheets tanned, trifle shaken, G. $15.00

555 (Veterinary) Fish, Pierre A., D.V.M., 1865-1931, New York State Veterinary College, Cornell University. BOOK of VETERINARY DOSES, Therapeutic Terms & Prescription Writing. Fourth edition, revised & enlarged. Carpenter & Co., Ithaca, N.Y., 1912. 185 pages, lined blanks, publisher advertisements. 6 x 4", gold lettered flexible leather. Cover splitting along upper hinge, owner name, notes on blanks, G. $20.00

556 (Viewbook) DELLS of the WISCONSIN RIVER. (Souvenir viewbook). Copyright 1930, H.H. Bennett Studio, Regensteiner Corporation, Chicago. 36 pages. Color halftones: High Rock, Lower Jaws, Black Hawk's Head, Chimney Rock, Romance Cliff, Navy Yard, Devil's Elbow, Artist's Glen, Fat Man's Misery, Cold Water Canyon, Clam Banks, Sunset Point, Palisades, Winnebago Indians, map. 5.5 x 8.5", color wrapper. Trifle foxed, VG. $20.00

557 (Viewbook) THROUGH the ROCKIES. Official Folder. "The James Peak Route" on the Scenic Line of the World. Denver & Rio Grand Western Rail Road. (Souvenir view folder). The Interstate Co., no date, ca 1925? 40 x 6" color printed folding strip folding to 4 x 6". 20 views. Denver, scenery, Moffat Tunnel. 4.25 x 6.25" color folder with tab & slot. VG. $10.00

558 (Virginia) Luray Caverns Corporation, Luray, Virginia. The BEAUTIFUL CAVERNS of LURAY, Luray, Virginia. (Promotional booklet). (12) pages. Map copyright 1935, Marken & Bielfeld, Frederick, Maryland; halftones: cave, entrance, Shenandoah National Park panorama. Terms effective June 21, 1932. Stapled booklet, 9 x 7.5", color cover. VG. $10.00

559 (Virginia) Luray Caverns Corporation, Luray, Virginia. The BEAUTIFUL CAVERNS of LURAY, Luray, Virginia. Souvenir Booklet. Copyright 1956. (24) pages. Color halftones: entrance, cave, Singing Tower, roadmap. Stapled booklet, 5 x 7.5", printed envelope. VG. $10.00

560 (War Relief) Russian War Relief, New York, New York, Edward C. Carter, President. "The RUSSIAN GLORY!": Grandpa of Guerillas, Igor Solovyev; Mars' Music in Moscow, Dmitri Shostakovich; Men Who Never Miss, Pavel Nikitn: Poet with Gun, Constantin Simonov; Captain of Guards, Valentin Kataev; Science Goes to War, Alexander Frumkin; I Drive Locomotive, Anna Plyukhina; Girl from Leningrad, Zoya Fedorova; Green Greatcoat, Boris Yampolsky; Battlefield Nurse, Military Surgeon Bagdasaryan. Latest Cables & Photos from the USSR! No date, ca 1942. (48) pages. Halftones. 10 x 7", red & black printed wrapper. Tanned, few edge nicks, VG. $35.00 561 (Washington) Olson, Mrs. Charles H. COWLITZ COUNTY, WASHINGTON, 1854-1947. Kelso Chamber of Commerce, Kelso, Washington. Kelsonian Tribune, 10-47. 88 pages. Illustrated: author, court house, lumber industry, mills, smelt fishing, cannery, farm, Strawberry Festival, aerial views: Kelso, Longview, Kalama, Woodland, floods. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth reinforced printed wrapper. Signed by author. Cover rubbed, stained, text G. $20.00

562 (Washington, D.C.) SOUVENIR BOOK of OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL. From Choicest Recent Photographs. B.S. Reynolds Company, Washington, copyrighted, 1923. (64) pages. Halftones: Capitol, Library of Congress, White House, Pennsylvania Avenue, Treasury, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Post Office, Union Station, Scottish Rite Temple, Red Cross, Pan American Union, Corcoran Gallery, Smithsonian, Mount Vernon, Patent Office, Ford Theater, Lee Mansion, National Cathedral, Arlington Cemetery. 5.5 x 8", color wrapper. Wrap edge chips, rubbed, VG. $15.00

563 (Washington, D.C.) Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. WASHINGTON: The City that No Patriotic American Can Visit without a Better Realization of the Value of his Citizenship. 48 pages. Large folding 'Aero View' by William Olson, copyright 1923; Baltimore & Ohio map; halftones: Capitol, Union Station, White House, Library of Congress, Treasury, Bureau Engraving & Printing, State Building, Pension Bureau, Smithsonian, Freer, Washinton Monument, Lincoln Memorial, city map, Pan-American Union, Corcoran, Mount Vernon, Arlington National Cemetery, dining, sleeping, parlor car interiors. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, VG. $15.00

564 (West Point) United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, R.M. Losey, Editor. BUGLE NOTES: The Handbook of the United States Corps of Cadets. Vol. XXI, 1929-1930. 159 pages. Halftones: campus, parade, colors. 4.75 x 3", embossed pictorial cloth. 'D.T. Jellett' on blank. History, prayers, customs, appearance, conduct, mess, activities, clubs, summer camp, army, insignia, salutes, parade, sports, songs & yells, plebes, calendar. Trifle rubbed, few margins wormed, VG. $50.00

565 (Woman Suffrage) Fowler, Nathaniel C. (Clark), Jr. The PRINCIPLE of SUFFRAGE. New York: Sully & Kleinteich, 1916. Copyright, 1916. 59 pages. 6.5 x 4", printed wrapper. 'The brain of the world is sexless.' Wrap trifle soiled, rubbed, VG. $125.00

566 (Women) DEDICATION of HARRIET HAMMOND McCORMICK MEMORIAL: A Young Women's Christian Association Residence, Corner of Dearborn & Oak Streets, Chicago, December 23, 1928. Privately Printed. 22 pages. Frontispiece view of building. 8.25 x 6", gold lettered leather. Berlin & Swern, Architects; demolished 2004. Harriet Hammond McCormick, 1862-1921, wife of McCormick Harvesting Machine Company president Cyrus Hall McCormick, Jr. Cover scuffed, VG. $15.00

567 (Women) LADY'S ALMANAC for 1855. Number II. Damrell & Moore & G. Coolidge; Boston: John P. Jewett & Co.; Cleveland: Jewett, Proctor & Worthington, copyright 1854. 125 pages, 17p illustrated advertisements front & back, some yellow paper. Seasonal engravings, rebus, memorandum pages. 4.5 x 3", blind & gold stamped blue cloth, gilt edges. Poetry by A.M.E., Enigmatic Bouquet, Emily C. Judson, Domestic Duties, Hospitality, New England Female Medical College, Female Medical College of Pennsylvania, Lydia H. Sigourney, French Valentines, Law of Marriage & Divorce, Relation of Husband & Wife, Rights of Woman, Female Peace Alliance, Toilet, Crystallotype, French & English Cookery Compared, Receipts, Language of Flowers, Female Artists, Massachusetts Female Academies, Old Maids, Suggestions to Ladies Who Sit for Daguerreotypes, Business Directory. Tips frayed, few bugholes, hinges seem reglued, pencil notes few months, G. $35.00 568 (Women) Edward C. Perkins, M.D., Foreword. NORA EVELYN KELLOGG: A Memorial. Methodist Book Concern, New York, no date, ca 1933. 116 pages, poem inserted. Halftone portraits, Dr. Chen, Danforth Hospital Nursing Graduates, 1931, Kuling Trail. 8 x 5.5", printed stiff paper. Edward Perkins presentation card; bookplate Ellen Earle Flagg by Dorothy A. Hapgood. Methodist missionary nurse, Elizabeth Danforth Hospital, Jiujiang, China. Cover pulling from text, VG. $20.00

569 (Women) Goodrich, S.G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860. LIVES of CELEBRATED WOMEN. Boston: J.S. Locke & Company, 1876. 352 pages. 7.75 x 5.25", gold, black & blind stamped terra cotta cloth. Lucretia & Margaret Davidson, Abigail Adams, Martha Washington, Hannah More, Anna Letitia Barbauld, &c. Tips frayed, cover spotted, toned, shaken, G. $10.00

570 (Women) J.C. Harper, Biographical Sketch. ELLEN BROWNING SCRIPPS, 1836-1936. In Memoriam. La Jolla, California, 1936. 62 pages. Portrait, handwriting facsimile, marble bench halftone. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois, 1859; Detroit Tribune & Evening News columnist; invested in brother's newspaper chain; financed Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Bishop's School in La Jolla, Scripps College, La Jolla Women's Club. Wrap bit scuffed, soiled, VG. $20.00

571 (Women) Limestone College, Gaffney, South Carolina. VIEWS of LIMESTONE COLLEGE, GAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA. No date, ca 1930? (16) pages. Halftones: buildings, campus, horseback riding, tennis, swimming, archery, dance, golf, fencing, May Day. 10.75 x 8", printed green wrapper. Women's college founded 1845. Trifle rubbed, VG. $20.00

572 (Women) National Electrical Manufacturers Association, Armored Cable Section, New York, New York. BRIGHT IDEAS for LADIES or What to Teach Husbands About Electric Wiring. (Promotional booklet). Copyright 1955. (24) pages. Orange & black, drawings. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Upgrading home wiring for fully electric living. Trifle soiled, rubbed, VG. $10.00

573 (Women) Salem Academy & College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. A PORTFOLIO containing Views of the College and its Surroundings. No date, ca 1905. 10 loose halftone plates, 5.5 x 8.5": Bird's-eye View, Main Hall, Daisy Chain, Gymnasium Class, China Painters, Studio Interior, German Club/Hay Making, Professor Shirley's Studio, Hay Mow, Climbing Lovers Leap. Pictorial printed cover, 6 x 8.75". Cover split along folds, rubbed, soiled, Library Plate, sticker, plates VG. $15.00

574 (Women) Springer Brothers, Boston, Massachusetts. 1895-6. COLLEGE SUPPLY BOOK. For Wellesley College, Lasell Seminary, Emerson College of Oratory, Dana Hall School. (Advertiser discount booklet). 16 pages, 2 blank discount tickets inserted. Advertisements: clothing, art supplies, shoes, athletic outfitter, framing, hats, Nonotuck Silk, crackers, dyeing, Bailey Candies, rain-proof garments, trunks & bags, jewelry, bicycles, gloves, crockery & glassware. 5.75 x 4.25", printed wrapper. Students encouraged to patronize advertisers with discounts. VG. $20.00

575 (Women) Templin, Lucinda de Lefwich, Lindenwood Centennial Historian. TWO ILLUSTRIOUS PIONEERS in the EDUCATION of WOMEN in MISSOURI. An Address, Rededication of Sibley Hall, Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri, October 22, 1926. 32 pages. Frontispiece portraits: George C. Sibley & Mary Easton Sibley, 2 views Sibley Hall. 7 x 5.25", printed wrapper. Library blindstamp, bookplate at back, else VG. $1.00 576 (Women) Women's Rest Tour Association, Boston, Massachusetts. A SUMMER in ENGLAND, with a Continental Supplement. A Handbook for the Use of American Women. Fifth Revised Edition, 1900. A.J. Ochs & Company, Boston, Massachusetts. 90 pages, 12p advertisements: Sorosis Shoes, steamships, sea-sickness remedy, luggage, tours, Paris Exposition, Anna Ticknor Library Association, Satchel Guide. 5.5 x 6.5", printed yellow wrapper. Lodging, Expenses, Money, Duties, Steam Lines, Tours, London, Architecture, Calendar, Galas, Social Customs, Universities, Parlance, Bibliography. VG. $50.00

577 (World War I) Cesare, Oscar Edward, 1885-1948. ONE HUNDRED CARTOONS by CESARE. Boston: Small, Maynard & Company, 1916. 199 pages. Self portrait, 100 World War I politcal cartoons from New York Sun, Harper's Weekly. 11 x 9", white cloth spine, gold & black stamped paper boards, no dj. Upper board edge lightly damped, else VG/none. $25.00

578 (World War II) SOUVENIR of FORT BRAGG, N.C., The World's Largest Field Artillery Reservation Near Fayetteville, N.C. Turlington's Photo Shop, Fayetteville. E.C. Krop Co., Milwaukee. 36 x 6" strip folding vertically to 4 x 6". 18 color views: Pack Artillery, Officers Quarters, Firing, Hospital, Balloon, Anti Air-craft Gun, Barracks, 1st Battallion, 79th Field Artillery, Commanding General Home, 155mm Gun, Officers Club, Horse Drawn Artillery, Headquarters, Pope Field, Chapel, Howitzer. 4.25 x 6.25" color wrapper, tab & slot. Addressed to John England, South Berwick, Maine, 1941 postmark. Bit rubbed, VG. $15.00

579 (World War II) Atlantic Coast Transportation Corps Officers Training School, Fort Slocum, New York. (Commencement souvenir book). October, 1943. (50) pages. Star Spangled Banner color printed on gold foil tipped-in, halftones: Brigadier General James T. Duke, Colonel Bernard Lentz, officers, instructors, personnel, graduates, folding class photo 8th Transportation Corps, post buildings, committees, candids, caricatures. 11 x 8.5", color printed stiff paper, plastic coil. Trained personnel to provide transport for troops, supplies & bases during World War. Few coil breaks, cover trifle smudged, VG. $35.00

580 (World War II) Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labor & National Service, Great Britain; Leon Jouhaux, General Confederation of Labor of France; Matthew Woll, American Federation of Labor. LABOR and the WORLD CRISIS. An Appeal; A Message; A Reply. New York: Workers Education Bureau Press, 1940. 23 pages. Stapled booklet, 8.5 x 5.5". Woll Address at Tenth Annual Institute of Labor, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Exhortation to American workers to join war effort. Trifle toned, owner name, VG. $15.00

581 (World War II) Harry Coopersmith, compiler & editor.. SELECTED JEWISH SONGS for Members of the Armed Forces. Jewish Welfare Board in cooperation with American Association for Jewish Education, New York City, copyright 1943. 96 pages. Music & lyrics in Hebrew, Yiddish, English. 5.5 x 4", printed wrapper. Wap rubbed, splitting, few stains, G. $15.00

582 (Writing) Hill, Wycliffe A. The WRITER'S GUIDE: Secrets of Plot Building for Stories, Photoplays or Dramas, Rules for Preparing and Submitting Manuscripts. L.C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Syracuse, New York, copyright 1927. 24 pages. Illustrated typewriter advertisement. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Magic Plot Scale, Ten Operations, Characters, Picturesque Locales, Things to be Desired, Obstacles to Achievements, Means Toward Achievement, Climactic Twists or Surprise Endings, Dramatic Situations, Sample Plot. Wrap rubbed, staples trifle rusty, VG. $15.00

583 (Yale University) Leyburn, James Granham. PIERSON COLLEGE: War and Peace, 1943-1946. No imprint. 15 pages, rectos only. 8.25 x 5.5", cloth reinforced printed wrapper. Residential college opened 1933. VG. $15.00