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Baltimore & Maryland List 2015

Baltimore Neighborhoods Bolton Hill 1. Frank R. Shivers, Jr. Bolton Hill: Baltimore Classic. F.R. Shivers, Jr., 1978. SCARCE. Very good in brown paper wrappers with blue title to front wrapper. Minor rubbing to wrappers Foxing to inside of rear wrapper. Else is clean and bright. Filled with photographic illustrations. 49 pages. (#23966) $25

Brooklyn-Curtis Bay 2. A History of Brooklyn-Curtis Bay, 1776-1976. Baltimore: The Brooklyn-Curtis Bay Historical Committee, 1976. SCARCE. INSCRIBED by Hubert McCormick, the General Chairman of the Curtis-Bay Historical Committee. Very good in white side stapled illustrated paper wrappers with red title to front cover. Interior is clean and bright with photographic illustrations throughout. 217 pages. (#24052) $95

Canton 3. Rukert, Norman G. Historic Canton: Baltimore’s Industrial Heartland ... and Its People. Baltimore: Bodine and Associates, Inc., 1978. INSCRIBED TWICE BY THE AUTHOR. Near fine in brown cloth covered boards with gilt title to spine. Author’s inscriptions to front free end page and half title page. Else is clean and bright with many illustrations. In very good orange illustrated dust jacket with black title to spine and front panel. Minor rubbing as well as minor creasing and chipping to edges of dust jacket. 104 pages. (#26224) $85

Fells Point 4. Rukert, Norman G. The Fells Point Story. Baltimore: Bodine and Associates, 1976. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. In fine turquoise cloth boards with silver title to spine. Interior is very clean with tight binding and illustrations throughout. In near fine turquoise dust jacket with black title to spine. Very light wear to spine ends and edges. 114 pages. (#23972) $40 Hampden 5. Souvenir Book of the Hampden Centennial Celebration, June 5-11, 1988, Historical Data and Program of Events. Baltimore: Hampden Centennial Committee, 1988. SCARCE. Near fine in black and yellow illustrated paper wrappers with black title to front wrapper. Very slight wear to spine ends and corners of front wrapper. Interior is clean and bright with illustrations throughout. 108 pages. (#24040) $45

Mt. Vernon 6. Dehler, Katharine B. The Thomas Jencks Gladding House. Baltimore, Md: Bodine and Associates, Inc, 1968. SIGNED BY FORMER MAYOR WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFFER IN 1985. Very good plus in red cloth covered boards with maroon and gilt title to spine and photograph to front board. Crisp, white pages with beautiful black and white photography of the Thomas Jencks-Gladding house in Mt. Vernon Place. In very good plus Illustrated maroon dust jacket with white title to front and spine panels. Minor fading and edgewear to jacket. 84 pages. (#4471) $45

7. Dorsey, John. Mount Vernon Place. An Anecdotal Essay with 66 Illustrations. Baltimore: Marclay and Associates, 1983. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Fine in red cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front board. Very clean interior with many photographic illustrations. Tight binding. 93 pages. (#18896) $30

Roland Park 8. (Simmons, George B.). A Book of Pictures in Roland Park. Baltimore, Maryland. Annapolis: Whitmore Printing, 1985. Reprint of original 1911 edition. Near fine in green cloth backed grey cloth covered boards with green title to front board. Light rubbing to spine, else fine. Clean interior with over 50 pictures of Roland Park taken in 1911. The only text is an introductory letter about the re-publication and a short list of footnotes. The book was originally published by George B. Simmons, a local realtor. Unpaginated. (#25722) $125

Waverly 9. Earp, Dorothy Evelyn. History and Recollections of the Village of Waverly, MD. from the Middle 1700’s to about 1912. Baltimore, (1983). SCARCE. Very good in yellow side stapled wrappers with black title to front wrapper. Small open tear to left edge of front cover. Dampstaining to bottom half of front cover and bottom 3rd of glossary though text remains bright. Else is clean and bright. 10 pages. (#24249) $30

10. Waverly: A Study in Neighborhood Conservation. Washington DC: Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1940. Very good in blue cloth covered boards with gilt title to front board and to spine. Minor rubbing to boards and light wear to spine ends and corners. Previous owner’s signature to front free end page. Else is clean and bright. 97 pages. (#24009) $30

11. Cole, Anna. Methodism in Old Waverly and Its Environment. Baltimore: Anna Cole, 1933. Ex-libris. Near fine in maroon cloth covered boards with gilt title to front board. Minor wear to corners and spine ends. Bookplate and signature to endpage. Very slight musty smell to book, else is clean and bright. Several illustrations throughout. 107 pages. (#24172) $95 General 12. Durr, W. Theodore [senior editor]. Baltimore People Baltimore Places. A Neighborhood Album. Baltimore: . RARE. Volume I. Very good in orange paper wrappers with white title to spine and front board. Minor creasing/scuffing to wrappers. Interior is very clean with many photographic illustrations. Secure binding. 64 pages. (#23959) $45

13. Lewand, Karen. North Baltimore: From Estate to Development. Baltimore: Baltimore City Department of Planning and the University of Baltimore, 1989. Scarce. Near fine in brown paper wrappers with light brown title to front wrapper. Pristine interior with photographic illustrations throughout. 72 pages. (#23965) $45

Baltimore Harbor 14. Keith, Robert C. Baltimore Harbor: A Picture History. Baltimore: Ocean World Publishing Co., 1982. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front board. Pristine interior with many illustrations throughout. Bookplate from the previous owner. Beige illustrated dust jacket with red title to the front panel and brown spine with orange title. Minor wear to edges of jacket. Index, 168 pages. Fine in Near Fine Jacket. (#19229) $65

15. [William Donald Schaefer]. . Renaissance of the Baltimore Clipper. Baltimore Operation Sail, Ltd, 1977. PRESENTATION COPY. Presented to Hilda Mae from the Mayor of Baltimore on a bookplate affixed to the inside front cover, “Hilda Mae from Don.” Hilda was Schaefer’s companion for many years. Bound in illustrated side stapled paper wrappers with black title to front cover. Clean and bright with many illustrations. Rear cover is price-clipped, else fine. Housed in a thin, blue presentation box titled in gilt “Presented by William Donald Schaefer Mayor City of Baltimore” on the front cover. 50 pages. Fine. (#24972) $85

Baltimore Sun & The Maryland Gazette 16. Christian, Charles M (editor). 200 Years with the Maryland Gazette with Notes and Illustrations of Historical Maryland. Capital-Gazette Press, 1927. Very good in orange paper wrappers with black title and illustration to front cover. Only a few pieces of the spine panel remain, several of which are adhered with tape. The edges of the covers are worn with a few chips. The interior is clean and bright with many photographic illustrations. Includes a laid in newspaper article from 1929 with the program of Baltimore’s 200th Anniversary. The article is from the Baltimore Post. 180 pages. (#25210) $75

17. Doyle, Madeleine, ed. Early Twentieth Century Baltimore: Views by Newspaper Artist James Doyle (1880-1952). (1990). Near fine in light blue side stapled paper wrappers. Minor fading to edges and one small light smudge mark to front wrapper. Else is clean and bright. 40 drawings and etchings of Baltimore scenes. Doyle worked with H.L. Mencken and designed Mencken’s bookplate. (#1457) $30 18. Griffin, Gerald E. A Memoir at 85. Laurel, MD: Maryland FYI, (1993). SCARCE. WITH A SIGNED LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR. Gerald E. Griffin was a Baltimore Sun Editor. Fine in off-white paper wrappers with black title to front and spine panels. Minor yellowing to edges of wrappers. Signed letter in envelope laid into front. Also includes an invitation to the author’s 90th birthday party. Interior is pristine. 166 pages. (#27858) $45

19. Menken, H.L. Johnson, Gerald W. Kent, Frank R. Owens, Hamilton. The Sunpapers of Baltimore 1837-1937. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1937. First edition. SIGNED by Johnson, Kent, and Owens. Very good in maroon cloth boards. The dust jacket is very good minus with several open and closed tears. The jacket is dampstained along the interior and small pieces of the jacket are adhered to the boards of the book. Dust jacket is now in a protective plastic sleeve. Authors’ signatures to the front free end page. The first 15 pages are creased. Interior is otherwise clean. With index 446 pages. (#4217) $75

Baltimore History 20. Bauer, Wm. E. And John P. Judge. Baltimore and the Draft. A Historical Record. Baltimore: The District Board of Baltimore City, 1919. “A Photographic and Statistical History of the Operation of the Selective Service Law in the City of Baltimore, with a Compilation of State and National Statistics, Official Documents and Presidential Proclamations Relating to the Enforcement of the Law Throughout the .” This copy belonged to a member of the Baltimore medical board; includes related ephemera from previous owner. Very good in black leatherette with gilt title and emblem to front board. Minor wear to edges and corners; minor scuffing to boards. Interior is very clean with bright text. Includes 3 tipped-in plates and numerous photographic illustrations. Unpaginated. A nice copy. (#518) $125

21. Scharf, Col. J. Thomas. Chronicles of Baltimore; being a complete history of “Baltimore Town” and Baltimore City from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. Baltimore: Turnbull Brothers, 1874. FIRST EDITION. Very good in green cloth boards with gilt title to spine and gilt illustration of monument to front board. Wear and fraying to spine ends, corners, and edges of boards. The interior is clean overall with light browning to margins. There is one newspaper article taped onto the front free endpage and a second article laid in dated 1979. Bookplate of Robert L. Weinberg to front pastedown. Index, 756 pages. (#27892) $125

22. Waesche, James F. Photography by A. Aubrey Bodine. Baltimore Today: A Guide to Its Pleasures, Treasures and Past. Baltimore: Bodine and Associates, Inc., (1969). INSCRIBED BY WAESCHE AND SIGNED BY BODINE. Very good in color pictorial paper wrappers with white title to front wrapper and to black spine. 7x5. Crease and price sticker to front wrapper. Slight wear to edges. Illustrations and maps throughout. Inscription to copyright page reads “For ‘HAW,’ with very best wishes. James F. Waesche” with Bodine’s signature written below. Index, 96 pages. (#28382) $45 Baltimore Fire & Police Department 23. Cassedy, J. Albert. The Firemen’s Record. As gleaned from all available sources of the History of the Baltimore City Fire Department from its earliest incipiency to the present time, covering a period of three centuries, also an account of the large fires of the world. Firemen’s Relief Association, 1911. A history of the Baltimore Fire Department including a detailed report of the of 1904, a roster of officers and members in 1911, biographical sketches of chief officers, an overview of other large fires around the world, and more. Very good in red cloth boards with gilt illustration of a fireman rescuing a child from flames on the front cover and gilt title to spine. Wear and fraying to corners and spine ends. Slight discoloration to spine and light rubbing to boards. The interior is clean with numerous black and white photographic illustrations and advertisements for local businesses. Binding is a little loose. 336 pages. (#26067) $250

24. Dramatically Reducing . A Plan of Action for Transforming the Baltimore Police Department Into a High Performance Organization. Baltimore: City of Baltimore, 2000. Very good in white paper wrappers with black paper spine. Black title to front wrapper. Minor scuffing to panels. Interior is very clean with bright text. Tight binding. 160 pages. (#15475) $25

Baltimore & Maryland Architecture 25. The City Hall, Baltimore. History of Construction and Dedication. Baltimore: Mayor and City Council, 1877. Scarce. This book details the ’s City Hall beginning in 1801 when an ordinance was passed to purchase land on which to erect the building. Due to various problems, mostly related to the budget, construction did not begin until the fall of 1867 and was not completed until the fall of 1875. The architect and designer of all plates except for the frontispiece was George A. Frederick. Very good in brick red cloth boards with gilt title to spine. Wear to spine ends, corners, and edges of boards. Minor soiling and light rubbing to boards. There are a few light smudge marks to the interior, previous owner’s name in pen, and bookplate; otherwise, very clean. The front free endpage is present but detached and it is chipped along the edges. There are a few small splits along the interior. Includes eleven plates of which two fold out. One of the fold-outs is a lovely color lithograph of city hall printed by A.Hoen and Co. The illustrations show exterior views of the building and also floor plans for each level. Includes laid in pamphlet titled “: A New Beginning 1875 - 1976.” 141 pages plus plates. (#26526) $250

26. Cucchiella, S. Baltimore Deco: An Architectural Survey of Art Deco in Baltimore. Baltimore: Maclay & Associates, (1982). Near fine in comb bound with illustrated white paper wrappers. Black title to front wrapper. Minor smudging to wrappers. Interior is clean and bright with illustrations throughout. 101 pages. (#24049) $30 27. Grove, William Jarboe. History of Carrollton Manor, Frederick County Maryland. Frederick, MD: Marken & Bielfeld, 1928. Signed and inscribed by the author to Ferdinand C. Latrobe and dated Easter Sunday 1930. Given the date, this is presumably Latrobe, Jr., son of the mayor of Baltimore and great grandson of the architect who designed the U.S. Capitol. Very good in original green cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front cover. Fraying to spine ends and minor wear to edges of boards. Fading to title on spine. Binding is a little loose with a few splits, but all pages remain bound. Includes many photographic images, a couple of which have pen notations along the margins. A related laid-in newspaper article about the founding of Hagerstown from 1942 has browned the two facing pages. Occasional spots of foxing and a few finger smudges, but clean overall. 496 pages plus 2 page supplement and index. (#27453) $250

28. Offutt, E. Frances. Baltimore County Landmarks: Historical Local Buildings. Towson: Baltimore County Public Library, 1971. SCARCE. Very good in oblong side-stapled paper wrappers with brown title to front panel. A few smudge marks to wrappers and light creasing to corners. Clean, bright interior with photographic illustrations and maps. Includes 150 landmark buildings and information about restoration, preservation, and upcoming development plans. 71 pages. (#21414) $30

Johns Hopkins University 29. Class of 93 [ed]. The Hopkinsian. Baltimore: , 1893. SCARCE. Good plus in white leatherette boards with blue, red, and gilt title to front board. Spine panel is no longer present, leaving backing exposed. Edges and corners are worn. Minor soiling to boards, though title and emblem remain bright and unaffected. Signatures are coming loose, but remain bound. There are several detached pages, but all are present. The interior is very clean with bright text. Filled with illustrations, photographs, poetry, class history, and other related articles. An unusual yearbook; beautifully designed. 194 pages. plus ads. (#468) $100

30. Johns Hopkins Newsletter. Vol. XX, 1915-1916. Baltimore, 1915-16. This weekly publication of the University provides an interesting picture of the early days of the school. It includes such items as an illustrated article “Johns Hopkins Moves to Homewood This Fall” and another in which it is reported that Dr. Remsen, in a speech before the American Chemical Institute, complained that in America, as opposed to Germany, much research is a sham. The many ads are almost as interesting, with ads from entities still in business such as Brooks Brothers, and those which are not like Rowland’s Turkish Bath and the Annapolis Short Line. Very good in black cloth. Folio volume. (#13731) $95

31. Schmidt, John C. Johns Hopkins. Portrait of a University. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University, 1986. Fine in grey cloth boards with white title to spine. Pristine interior with many illustrations. In white illustrated jacket. 251 pages. (#15481) $10 Maryland Counties & Towns Allegheny County 32. Levy, Ruth Bear. A Wee Bit O’Scotland: Growing Up in Lonaconing, Maryland at the Turn of the Century. Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society, 1983. SCARCE. Very good in yellow paper wrappers with black title and illustration to front wrapper and black title to slightly faded spine. Light rubbing to exterior. Pristine interior with full color illustrations throughout. 67 pages. (#28098) $25

Anne Arundel County 33. Fleming, Kevin. Text by Patricia Barry Kohlhepp; foreword by St. Clair Wright. Annapolis. The Spirit of the . Annapolis: Portfolio Press, Ltd., 1988. SIGNED BY PHOTOGRAPHER on title page. Near fine navy blue cloth covered boards with bright gilt title to cover and spine. Slight fading along top and bottom edges of boards. In very good plus beige pictorial dust jacket (spine, top edge faded). Dust jacket it price clipped. Interior is clean and filled with bright color photographic illustrations. 127 pages. (#4555) $25

34. Mitchell, Mary. Annapolis Visit. A Photographic Essay on Maryland’s Ancient City. Barre, MA: Barre Publishers, 1969. INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR. Near fine in yellow cloth boards with green title to spine and green illustration to front board. Interior is very clean with many photographic illustrations. Inscription to front free end page. Tight binding. Chipping/small closed tears to edges of dust jacket.. The jacket is in very condition and has an orange spine with white title. (#25684) $35

Baltimore County 35. Brooks, Neal A. and Eric G. Rockel. A History of Baltimore County. Towson, MD: Friends of Towson Library, Inc., 1979. Near fine in navy blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front cover. Bookplate to front endpage, else clean interior. In very good black dust jacket with gold title to spine and front panels. Rubbing to panels and minor wear to edges of jacket including a few chips. Index, 555 pages. (#26044) $35

36. Clemens, S. B. and C. E. Clemens. From Marble Hill to Maryland Line: An Informal History of Northern Baltimore County, Revised Edition - 1983. Self published, 1983. Includes chapters on historic homes, roads, railroads, wars, schools, churches, mills, community life, and more. Near fine in side-stapled beige paper wrappers with dark brown title and illustration to front wrapper. Minor rubbing to wrappers and light wear to edges. Includes maps and photographic illustrations. Bibliography, 75 pages. (#22472) $50

37. Frank, Beryl. A Pictorial History of Pikesville Maryland. Towson, MD: Baltimore County Public Library, 1982. SCARCE. Near fine in white paper wrappers with green title to front wrap and to spine. Photographic illustration to front wrap. Slight rubbing to front panel and a few very light spots of soiling to rear panel. Interior clean and bright with black and white photographic illustrations throughout. Index, 95 pages.. (#26227) $75 38. Hahn, H. George and Behm, Carl. Towson: A Pictorial History of a Maryland Town. Norfolk, VA: The Donning Company/Publishers, Inc., 1977. Near fine in green and gilt boards. In very good green illustrated dust jacket with white title to front and spine panels. Minor rubbing to front and rear panels and wear to spine ends of dust jacket. Previous owner’s signature to front free end page. Else is clean and bright and filled with illustrations. 208 pages. (#23956) $25

Frederick County 39. Hooper, Anne B. Braddock Heights: A Glance Backward. Braddock Heights, MD: R. and A. Hooper, (1974). SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Near fine in orange cloth covered boards with gilt title to spine and small gilt illustration to front board. Author’s signature to front free end page. Previous owner’s book plate to front paste down. Very light browning to front end pages due to a newspaper clipping that is laid in. Else is pristine with photographic illustrations throughout. In near fine white dust jacket with brick red title and illustration to front panel. Title to spine has faded to grey. Light browning to spine panel and edges of rear panel. Index, 80 pages. (#26229) $35

40. Williams, Robert W. Waverly Farm: Frederick County, Maryland Historical Notes 1771-1965. Baltimore: The Barton-Gillet Company, 1965. SCARCE. Near fine in maroon cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front cover. Slight musty smell. Includes many photographic illustrations. 40 pages. (#808) $75

Garrett County 41. Board of Education of Garrett County and the Maryland Department of Education. Living in Garrett County Maryland Picture Portfolio Series Vol. 11 Revised Edition. Maryland State Department of Education, 1967. Very good in grey and white stiff paper wraps with a map of the county and green title to front wrap. Ring bound with plastic rings. Light edgewear to wrappers. Interior is clean and bright. For every set of pages, the left side is a photo and the right side is a vignette about the photo. Unpaginated. (#28352) $25

42. Young, Shelby and Teets, Bob. Garrett County Today: A Portrait of Life in Western Maryland. C. R. Publications, (1987). Scarce. Fine in illustrated yellow paper wrappers with black title to front wrapper and to spine. Interior is clean and bright with photographic illustrations throughout. Index, 112 pages. (#22598) $25

Howard County 43. Stein, Charles Francis. Origin and History of Howard County Maryland. Baltimore: Published by the author in cooperation with the Howard County Historical Society, 1972. Very good in red cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front cover. There are a few notes in pencil to interior, but overall very clean. Includes full color illustrations of family crests. The very good minus illustrated dust jacket is printed in blue with black title to spine and front panel. The front flap of the jacket is no longer present and there are a few chips to the edges. 383 pages. (#26453) $75 44. Holland, Celia M. Ellicott City, Maryland Mill Town, U.S.A. A historic tour of Maryland’s unique 18th century mill town, and a partial account of the lives of some of its outstanding residents - both past and present. Chicago: Adams Press, 1970. SCARCE. Second Printing. Signed and inscribed by the author “Very best wishes - Celia M. Holland.” Fine in black cloth with bright gilt title to cover and spine. The interior is bright and clean with many photographic illustrations. In very good white dust jacket with black title to spine and front panels. The jacket has a long closed tear to the rear panel and a few short closed tears to the edges. The jacket is rubbed and there is a small pen mark to the front panel. The price on the front flap of the jacket has been crossed out in pen and a sticker from Ellicott’s Country Store is beneath the price. The bottom edge of the front jacket flap is torn. Overall, a nice copy. Index, 273 pages. (#26047) $75

Prince George’s County 45. Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Historic Sites & Districts Plan. Prince George’s County Maryland. Silver Spring, MD: Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. A functional plan amendment to the General Plan for Prince George’s County. It presents a summary of the County’s history and of the status of national and local preservation efforts. Very good in tan paper wrappers with black title to spine panel and white title to front panel. Blue sticker to spine. Minor wear to edges of boards. Clean, bright interior with illustrations. Signed in pencil by previous owner on title page. 162 pages. (#27917) $25

Queen Anne’s County 46. Emory, Frederic. Queen Anne’s County Maryland: Its Early History and Development. A Series of Sketches Based Upon Original Research. Queenstown: The Queen Anne’s County Historical Society / The Queen Anne Press, 1981. Originally published in the Centreville Observer 1886 - 1887. Fine in red cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front cover. Light rubbing to boards. Clean, bright interior. Index, 629 pages. (#26450) $75

St. Mary’s County 47. Beitzell, Edwin W. St. Mary’s County, Maryland in the American Revolution Calendar of Events. St. Mary’s County Bicentennial Commission, 1976. Very good in a very good white price clipped dust jacket with blue title to front and spine panels. Minor edgewear and some tiny punctures in the jacket along spine. Endpages are maps of the area. A timeline of events in the area during the Revolution. 178 pages. (#1674) $65

Plavnick, Robert L. 48. St. Mary’s City: A Plan for the Preservation and Development of Maryland’s First Capital. St. Mary’s City: St. Mary’s City Commission with the Assistance of the Maryland State Department of Planning, 1970. Very good in orange/brown side stapled paper wrappers with brown title and illustration to front wrapper. Light rubbing to spine. Interior is clean and bright with illustrations throughout. 58 pages. (#28346) $30 Talbot County 49. [Historical Society of Talbot County]. Talbot Past and Present: As Expressed In The Historical Society of Talbot County. The Historical Society of Talbot County, 1967. SCARCE. Near fine in light green side stapled paper wrappers with black title and illustration to the front wrapper. Minor fading to the spine and edges of both front and back wrappers. Pristine interior with many illustrations throughout. 56 pages. (#19257) $55

50. Preston, Dickson. Trappe. The Story of an Old-Fashioned Town. Easton: Economy Printing Co., 1976. Near fine in beige paper wrappers with black title to spine. Clean, tight interior filled with photographic illustrations. Bookplate to front endpage. 157 pages plus ads. (#26046) $25

Wicomico County 51. Truitt, Charles J. Historic Salisbury Updated 1662-1982. Salisbury, MD: Historical Books, 1982. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Fine in maroon cloth covered boards with gilt title to front board and to spine. Author’s signature to front free end page. Else is clean and bright with photographic illustrations throughout. In very good white illustrated dust jacket with red title to front and spine panels. Small open tear to bottom edge of rear panel and one small smudge mark to spine panel of dust jacket. Index, 274 pages. (#26206) $35

Worcester County 52. Fleming, Kevin and David Trozzo, Jane Vessels [text]. Ocean City: Maryland’s Grand Old Resort. Annapolis: Portfolio Press, 1990. First Edition. SIGNED BY THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Near fine in very good price clipped illustrated dust jacket with black title to spine. Minor bumping to edges. Fleming’s signature to half title page. Interior is clean and bright with illustrations throughout. 143 pages. (#28133) $20

Maryland Art, Silver, & Decorative Arts 53. Goldsborough, J.F. Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Maryland Silver in the Collection of the . Baltimore, MD: Baltimore Museum of Art, 1975. Near fine in silver illustrated stiff paper wrappers with white title to front cover and spine. Pristine interior. Contains numerous black and white illustrations. Index. 204 pages. (#14910) $25

54. Iams, James Drake. Painting the Eastern Shore: A Guide to Chesapeake and Delaware Places and How to Capture Them in Watercolors. Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press, (1999). Fine in blue cloth covered boards with gilt title to spine. Pristine interior with both black and white and full color illustrations throughout. In fine blue illustrated dust jacket with blue title to front panel and yellow title to spine panel. 105 pages. (#28213) $25 55. Pleasants, J. Hall and Howard Sill. Maryland Silversmiths 1715 - 1830. With Illustrations of Their Silver and Their Marks and with a Facsimile of the Design Book of William Faris. New York: Robert Alan Green, 1972. 4to. Includes a publishers foreword by Robert Alan Green. A unabridged reprint edition limited to 1000 copies. The first edition was printed in 1930 in an edition of 300 copies. Green cloth boards with gilt title to spine. Very minor wear to edges/corners. Very clean interior with bright text and many B&W plates. Minor foxing to fore-edge. Tight binding. Green dj with title to spine and front panels. Minor rubbing to panels and minor edgewear to dj. Index, 324 pp. A nice copy. MD/112811 Very Good Plus in Very Good Plus dj. Hardcover. (#25455) $125

56. Swann, Don. The Baltimore Skyline. Baltimore, circa 1970. Number 235 of 300 copies. Artist and author Don Swann, Jr. grew up in Maryland and studied at Maryland Institute College of Art and Johns Hopkins University. He completed over 100 etchings of various subjects and lectured on the subject nationally. His mother wrote for and his father was an artist famous for his scenes of Americana, ships, and planes. Don Swann, Sr. founded the Etchcrafters Art Guild which his son carried on. This etching is signed, titled, and numbered by the artist in pencil. The print measures 10 inches x 12.5 inches. The frame measures 18.5 inches x 21 inches. Double matted and framed in wood with a silver finish. There are a few small chips to the frame. In very good condition. (#26092) $325

Maryland History 57. Baer, Elizabeth; Lawrence C. Wroth, introduction. Seventeenth Century Maryland: A Bibliography. Baltimore: The John Work Garrett Library, 1949. 1 of 300 copies printed by The Anthoensen Press. This important bibliography of Maryland imprints up to and including 1700 was compiled by Elizabeth Baer, the Librarian of The John Work Garrett Library. It was based on a checklist compiled by John Work Garrett, who donated his book collections, including important Americana, to The Johns Hopkins University. There are 209 items described in the bibliography, and there are facsimiles of their title pages following the text. The bibliographic records are meticulous and detailed. Following the collation, there is a history of the book, references to other bibliographies, and the location of copies in libraries in the US and UK. Near fine in dark blue cloth, with gilt design to cover and author and title to spine, with very light scuffing to covers. t.e.g. Interior pages clean and bright, with bookplate of John Riggs dated June 1949 affixed to front pastedown. In near fine condition. 219 pages plus 209 plates. (#26117) $250

58. Barnes, Robert [compiler]. Marriages and Deaths from the Maryland Gazette, 1727-1839. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1973. Very good in green cloth covered boards with gilt title to spine. Light soiling to boards. Previous owner’s bookplate to front paste down. Else is clean and bright. Index, 234 pages. (#26237) $25 59. Brewington, M. V. Chesapeake Bay Log Canoes and Bugeyes. Cambridge, MD: Cornell Maritime Press, 1963. First edition of the one volume edition. Very good plus in blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine. Slight fading to edges. Slight yellowing to edges of pages. Else is clean and bright with many illustrations throughout. In very good white illustrated dust jacket with black title to front and spine panels. Very light chipping and a few very small closed tears to edges of dust jacket as well as a few small light spots of soiling. Index, 171 pages. (#28114) $30

60. Burgess, Robert H. Chesapeake Circle. Cambridge, MD: Cornell Maritime Press, 1965. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. FIRST EDITION. Very good+ in blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine. In very good- white illustrated dust jacket with black title to front and spine panels. Minor wear to dust jacket includes few closed tears to top edges, light chipping to head of spine panel, and foxing to rear panel. Interior is clean and bright with illustrations throughout. Author’s signature to half title page. Index, 211 pages. (#28132) $25

61. Carey. Maryland Folk Legends and Folk Songs. Cambridge, Maryland: Tidewater, 1971. Inscribed by author. Very good in white paper covered boards with black title to front wrapper and to spine. Light soiling to wrappers. Clean. 120 pages. (#28072) $20

62. Chapman, John G. Speech of Mr. John G. Chapman, of Maryland, on the Tobacco Trade. J. & G. S. Gideon.,1847. Very good in off-white paper wraps. Appears to have once been bound into a larger volume. Browning and light foxing throughout though text remains bright. 15 pages. (#9860) $75

63. Evans, Middleton. Maryland in Focus. Baltimore: Middleton Press, 1988. FIRST EDITION. Fine in black cloth covered boards with silver stamp to spine and front board. In very good color illustrated dust jacket. Minor edgewear to jacket. Signed and inscribed on front free endpaper by Evans. Index. 207 pages. (#18709) $45

64. Hattery, Thomas H. [editor]. Western Maryland: A Profile. Mt. Airy, MD: Lomond Books, 1980. SCARCE. Near fine in brown cloth covered boards with gilt title to front board and to spine. Pristine interior. In very good brown dust jacket with white title to front and spine panels. Spine panel faded. Rubbing to dust jacket. Index, 208 pages. (#24692) $25

65. Montgomery Ward. Baltimore. Spring and Summer 1936. Montgomery Ward, 1936. An extensive catalog with both photographic illustrations and line drawings of most products. The fashion section is particularly striking with large advertisements for dresses, coats, corsets, and more. In addition to clothing, a huge variety of items are listing including auto accessories, bicycles, china, dairy supplies, hardware, medical supplies, radios, stoves, and much more. Very good in red paper wrappers with white title to spine and front panel. The wrappers are worn and creased with tears along the joints. Several pages have short closed tears. Some pages are printed in full color. The order blanks appear to have been used as they are no longer present. 698 pages. (#24033) $90 66. A Relation of the Successful Beginnings of the Lord Baltimore’s Plantation in Mary-land. Maryland State Archives Hall of Records Commission, (1990). SCARCE. Includes “The First Expedition to Maryland” by Lois Green Carr and a facsimile of the original document from 1634. Fine in black side stapled wraps with gilt title and embossed coat of arms to front wrapper. Pristine interior. Unpaginated. (#20696) $35

67. Rogers, Michael H. [editor]. Answering Their Country’s Call: Marylanders in World War II. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, (2002). Fine in black cloth backed green cloth covered boards with gilt title to spine. Pristine interior with illustrations throughout. In fine black and green illustrated dust jacket with red and yellow title to front panel and red and white title to spine. Index, 350 pages. (#24767) $25

68. Rose, Stuart. The Maryland Hunt Cup. New York: Huntington Press, 1931. Limited Edition. 45 of 450 copies. Includes a history of the Maryland Hunt Cup from the 1890s through 1931. Very good in quarter leather with green cloth boards and gilt title to spine. Embossed image of a horse and rider going over a jump to front cover. Minor wear to spine ends, hinges, and corners of boards. Filled with photographic illustrations. Clean and bright. 171 pages. (#27556) $75

69. A Salute to the Maryland Irish. Baltimore: The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hibernians, 1976. SCARCE. Near fine in white side stapled paper wrappers with green title to front wrapper. One light spot of soiling to the rear wrapper along with several light smudge marks. Interior is clean and bright. 63 pages. (#24039) $30

70. Sarlos, Beatrice E. Joy Without Convenience. Oral ’s One-Room Schoolhouse Tradition. Baltimore: Loyola College, 1977. PRESENTATION COPY, Inscribed by the author on title page. Very good in Green linen tape backed gray pictorial thick-stock wrappers with green title to front wrapper. Green linen tape is coming loose in a few areas. Small dampstain to rear cover affects the last few pages in decreasing intensity; interior is otherwise clean, no foxing. Profusely illustrated throughout. 155 pages. (#5415) $50

71. Seal, Rector R. Maryland Automotive History 1900 to 1942. Chicago: Adams Press, 1985. Signed by the author. Inscription reads “To my friend Allen Stanton / Rector R. Seal.” Very good in olive green cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front cover. Yellow marking to front endpage from an old price sticker; otherwise, very clean. Includes photographic illustrations. In very good white dust jacket with tan title to spine and front panel. Slight discoloration to front panel of jacket and minor rubbing to rear panel. 218 pages. (#25789) $45

72. Smith, Bert; Jacques Kelly (foreword). Down the Ocean. Postcards from Maryland and Delaware Residents. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University, 1999. SCARCE. Includes postcards, local history, and lore from the beaches of Maryland and Delaware c.1900 - 1960. Fine in blue cloth boards with silver title to spine. In fine blue illustrated jacket with yellow title to spine panel. Pristine interior filled with full color photographic illustrations of postcards. 86 pages. (#24071) $125 73. Tawes, Millard J. Messages, Addresses, and Public Papers of J. Millard Tawes, 1959-1963. Annapolis: State of Maryland, 1967. Very good in black cloth covered boards with gilt title to front boards and to spines. Minor soiling to boards. Volume I: Minor foxing to rear end pages. Minor Bubbling to rear paste down. Slight musty odor. Else is clean and bright with photographic illustrations. Volume II: rear hinge starting. Minor foxing to rear end pages. Slight musty odor. Else is clean and bright with photographic illustrations. Index, 609 pages to both volumes. (#20706) $50

74. Toomey, Daniel Carroll (compiler). Index to the Roster of the Maryland Volunteers 1861-1865. Harmans, MD: Toomey Press, (1986). Very good in black spiral bound stiff white paper wrappers with blue title print to front cover. Minor rubbing and edgewear to boards. Ex-Library marking including “reference” decals to boards. Rear board detached from comb spine, but present. Interior contains a brief introduction by Mr. Toomey and thousands of entries regarding Maryland volunteers between the years of 1861-65. (#15110) $35

75. Under the Dome: The Maryland General Assembly in the 20th Century. Annapolis: Department of Legislative Services, 2001. Fine black cloth covered boards with gilt title to front board and to spine. Pristine interior with lovely photographic illustrations throughout. In very good peach illustrated dust jacket with black title to front and spine panel. Minor edgewear to jacket as well as rubbing to rear panel. Index, 365 pages. (#22972) $30

76. Willis, John T. Presidential Elections in Maryland. Mt. Airy, MD: Lomond Publications Inc, 1984. Very good in red cloth covered boards with gilt title stamp and seal to spine and front cover. In very good blue dust jacket with white print and presidential seal to front panel. Interior is very clean with tight binding. Index. 290 pages. (#15465) $30

77. Wroth, Lawrence C. A History of Printing in Colonial Maryland 1686 - 1776. Baltimore: Typothetae of Baltimore, 1922. Fine in grey cloth boards with gilt title and decoration to spine. Interior is clean and bright aside from a few small scattered spots of foxing. 275 pages. (#24915) $100

Maryland Medical 78. The Fifty Year Graduates of Freedmen’s Hospital School of Nursing Tell Their Stories. Washington, D.C.: Freedmen’s Hospital Nurses Alumni Clubs, Inc., 1986. RARE. Very good in white paper wrappers with blue title to front wrapper. Minor edgewear and soiling to wrappers. Small closed tear to spine. Interior is clean and bright. 160 pages. (#20862) $75

79. [University of Maryland at Baltimore School of Medicine]. 200 Years of Medicine in Baltimore: Outstanding Contributions of University of Maryland Medical Alumni and Faculty. Baltimore: University of Maryland at Baltimore School of Medicine, 1976. SCARCE. Very good in side stapled paper wraps with red title to front wrapper. Light soiling to exterior. Interior is clean and bright with illustrations of alumni and faculty mentioned in the text. 81 pages. (#14482) $30 80. [Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium]. [Handwritten Patient Record Book for the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium for African-Americans known as the Henryton Sanatorium]. [Marriottville, MD], [1944-1960]. A fascinating handwritten record book for several thousand patients treated at the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium for African-Americans. Founded in the early 1920s, it was one of the first facilities established in Maryland to provide black patients with the same level of treatment as white patients. It continued until 1962 when it was converted to the Henryton State Hospital. It closed in 1985 and was torn down in 2013. This folio sized ledger records detailed information for each patient, identified here only by a number. Data includes sex, age, married or single, religion, occupation, county of residence, and length of stay. Details on the patient’s disease status when admitted (minimal, moderate, far advanced etc), extent of lesions, condition when discharged (improved, unimproved, died), followed by pulse, temperature, and weight when admitted and when discharged. Oblong folio in three quarter brown leather with brown cloth boards. Leather and covers are chipped, bumped, and stained. Interior pages are in very good condition. Laid in is a typed letter dated 1954 from William Wilson informing the hospital that the writer will no longer be able to visit the hospital to cut the hair of patients. Also inserted is a small collection of news clippings from 1992 on tuberculosis. Unpaginated [several hundred pages]. (#28360) $300

81. Warren, Mame [editor]. Our Shared Legacy: Nursing Education at Johns Hopkins, 1889-2006. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press in Association with the Johns Hopkins Nurses’ Alumni Association, (2006). Fine in black cloth covered boards with copper title to front board and to spine. Pristine Interior filled with lovely photographic illustrations throughout. In fine black and white illustrated dust jacket with white title to front and spine panels. Index, 304 pages. (#23077) $35

Maryland Organizations: American Legion, Masons, Federation of Women’s Clubs 82. Richardson, Walter F. [compiler]. History. Department of Maryland. The American Legion. 1919 - 1934. Baltimore: American Legion, 1934. Very good in dark blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front board. Crease to top of front board and some minor discoloration to boards. Minor wear to spine ends and corners. Signed by previous owner on front free end page and also stamped by the Y.M.C.A. Interior is otherwise very clean and tight. Index, 191 pages. (#15938) $35

83. History of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1899-1941. The Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs, 1941. Very good in black cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front board. Minor fading to spine. Minor discoloration to areas on rear board. Tight binding. Interior is very clean with bright text and photographic illustrations throughout. 445 pages. (#13778) $30

84. Proceedings. The Grand Lodge of A.F. And A.M. Of Maryland. Baltimore, 1932. Very good in blue leather boards with gilt title and gilt lines to spine. Gilt stamp of previous owner’s name, John L. Sanford, to front board. Rubbing to hinges and to edges of boards. Clean, bright interior with illustrations. 338 pages. (#19696) $75 Maps 85. Colton, J. H. Colton’s Map of Baltimore, Maryland. New York: G.W. and C.B. Colton & Co., 1855. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1855 by J.H. Colton & Co in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. No.43.” This map is from one of many variations of reprints from Colton’s original “General Atlas,” that was printed from 1857 through 1888. Joseph Hutchins Colton (1800-1893) founded the family publishing house in 1831, which remained a major American atlas publisher throughout the 19th century. G.W. (George Woolworth) Colton (1827-1901), Along with brother, C.B. (Charles B.) Colton (1832-1916), took control of the company around 1865. It is a steel engraving. Baltimore is divided into hand colored numbered sections surrounded by the renowned Colton decorative outside border. Displays street names, cemeteries, railroad tracks and stations and major buildings including Fort McHenry., featuring the North West, Main and Middle branches of the . The map title is located in the lower left corner and the one mile scale is located just left of the lower right. Simple compass rose is located in upper right corner. The reverse page contains detailed historical and 1855-1860 census statistics on a variety of subjects regarding the state of Delaware. Minor foxing outside border in margin. In near fine condition. Size of Map: 33.5cm X 41cm (13 1/4” X 16”) Framed. (GR#45461) $750

86. Gray, O.W. Gray’s Atlas Map of Delaware and Maryland, 98. , PA: Stedman, Brown & Lyon, 1873. This map is from [O.W.] “Gray’s Atlas of the United States with General Maps of the World, Philadelphia, Stedman, Brown & Lyon 1873.” It is one of many variations of reprints variations of reprints from Colton’s (1800-1893) original “General Atlas,” that was printed from 1857 through 1888. Colton may have copied this map’s format from Sidney E. Morse (1794-1871) and Samuel Breese’ (1802-1873) 1845 version of “Maryland and Delaware. (with) District of Columbia.” Later, Publisher, A.J. Johnson used Colton’s format of this map in his 1860 edition of “Johnson’s New Illustrated Family Atlas.” Johnson did not use the famous “Colton” border, but rather created his own and substituted an engraving of the US capitol where the inset of Washington, D.C. was. Gray completely omitted any decorative border in this example; however, portions of the map extend out beyond the simple border to where the Colton and Johnson decorative borders would have been. The map is a steel engraving. Delaware and Maryland are divided into hand colored counties and cities, major roads, railroads, geographic details, and major bodies of water featuring the Chesapeake Bay, Potomac River, Delaware Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. Inset in lower left corner presents “District of Columbia” with “references” identifying major sites by number and a “Scale of Miles.” The reverse page contains “Gray’s Atlas Map of New Jersey. 97.” Fading on edge of page and two small tape markings on reverse. Size of Map: 30.2cm X 41.5cm (11 7/8” X 16 1⁄4”) Framed. In near fine condition. (GR#45460) $625