1 (Africa) Abrahams, Peter. TELL FREEDOM: Memories of Africa. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1954. First American edition. 370 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", pictorial cloth, dj. Light dj edge wear, VG/VG. Signed by author on blank. Autobiography by black South African who fled to England. $25.00

2 (African-American) Beecher, John. ALL BRAVE SAILORS: The Story of the SS Booker T. Washington. NY: L.B. Fischer, 1945. Copyright, 1945. 208 pages. 8 x 5", blue cloth, no dj. VG/none. 'August Meier, Sep 4, 1945' on pastedown - African-American history scholar. First US Merchant Marine ship under African-American, Captain Hugh Mulzac, with mixed race crew. $10.00

3 (African-American) Blake, W.O. (William), compiler. The HISTORY OF SLAVERY and the SLAVE TRADE, Ancient & Modern. The Forms of Slavery that Prevailed in Ancient Nations, Particularly in Greece & Rome. The African Slave Trade & the Political History of Slavery in the United States. Columbus, Ohio: Published & Sold Exclusively by Subscription, by J. & H. Miller, 1858. Copyright 1857. 832 pages. 13 engraved & lithograph plates. 10 x 6.5", leather. Boards & spine piece detached, very worn, text clean tight, needs rebinding, else G. 'August Meier, August, 1947' on blank - Afro-American historian. $50.00

4 (African-American) Blose, David T. & Ambrose Caliver, Office of Education, United States Department of the Interior. STATISTICS of the EDUCATION of NEGROES, 1933-34 & 1935-36. Bulletin 1938, No. 13. Washington: GPO, 1939. 67 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap worn, soiled, pulling from staples, text G. 'August Meier, Oct '51' on wrap - African-American history scholar. $10.00

5 (African-American) Chesnutt, Charles W. The MARROW of TRADITION. Boston & NY: Houghton, Mifflin & Company, 1901. Copyright, 1901. vi,329 pages. 8 x 5", black & silver stamped yellow cloth. Tips worn, cover soiled, rubbed, 1901 gift inscription, lightly toned, G. 'August Meier' rubberstamp on pastedown - African-American history scholar. Chesnutt, 1858-1932, mixed race ancestry, self-identified as African-American, taught at black schools, studied law, wrote short stories & novels of racial identity, reconstruction, Jim Crow, later active NAACP. Marrow of Tradition based on Wilmington Massacre of 1898. $125.00

6 (African-American) Clarke, Jacquelyne Johnson, Southern University. THESE RIGHTS THEY SEEK: A Comparison of the Goals & Techniques of Local Civil Rights Organizations. Washington: Public Affairs Press, copyright, 1962. ix,85 pages. 9 x 6", cloth, dj. Dj chipped, 'August Meier, 12/62' on pastedown - African-American history scholar, with his ink underlining & marginal marks, G/G. Significant Negro civil rights movements, organizations. $15.00

7 (African-American) Edwards, G. Franklin; Otis Dudley Duncan, Foreword. The NEGRO PROFESSIONAL CLASS. Glencoe: Free Press, copyright 1959. 224 pages. 8 x 5.5", blue cloth, dj. Review slip. 'August Meier, 11/59' on pastedown, with his notes & underlining, corner bumped, dj torn, G/fair. 5 pages of correspondence with The Crisis editor James W. Ivy regarding Meier's book review & 3pp review typescript inserted. $15.00

8 (African-American) Frazier, E. Franklin, Howard University. The NEGRO in the UNITED STATES. NY: Macmillan Company, 1949. Copyright, 1949. xxxi,767 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", blue cloth, no dj. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, few marks in text, creased corners, upper hinge little loose, dj panel pasted inside, G/none. Signed by author on titlepage. August Meier rubberstamp - African-American history scholar. $25.00

9 (African-American) Frazier, E. Franklin, Howard University. BLACK BOURGEOISIE. Glencoe: The Free Press & The Falcon's Wing Press, copyright 1957. 264 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth, no dj. Cover worn, hinge broken, marks throughout text, dj panel pasted inside, fair/none. Signed by author on titlepage. 'August Meier' on pastedown - African-American history scholar. $25.00 10 (African-American) Frazier, E. Franklin. NEGRO YOUTH at the CROSSROADS: Their Personality Development in the Middle States. Prepared for The American Youth Commission. Washington: American Council on Education, 1940. xxiii,301 pages. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Cloth faded, rubbed, VG/none. 'August Meier, Feb. 28, 1945' on pastedown - African-American history scholar. $20.00

11 (African-American) Helm, MacKinley. ANGEL MO' and HER SON, ROLAND HAYES. First edition. Boston: Little, Brown & Company, 1942. xi,289 pages. Color frontispiece portrait. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth, no dj. Cloth lightly soiled, G/none. 2 signatures & 2 rubberstamps of William Henry Huff, Attorney, 6532 Cottage Grove Ave, Chicago, IL - 1888-1963, African-American pharmacist, poet, lawyer, songwriter. $25.00

12 (African-American) Herndon, Angelo. LET ME LIVE. Special edition dedicated to loyal friends. NY: Random House, copyright, 1937. First printing. 409 pages. 4 halftone plates of Herndon, with mother, lawyer. 8 x 5.5", cloth, no dj. 2 half-inch tears top of spine, tips rubbed, owner name crossed-out, G/none. 'August Meier, May 1968' on pastedown - African-American history scholar. $15.00

13 (African-American) Himes, Chester. IF HE HOLLERS LET HIM GO. First edition. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran & Company, copyright, 1945. 249 pages. 7.75 x 5", black cloth, no dj. Cover bit rubbed, text trifle toned, VG/none. First novel. 'August Meier, June, 1946' on pastedown - African- American history scholar. $15.00

14 (African-American) Hughes, Langston & Milton Meltzer. BLACK MAGIC: A Pictorial History of the Negro in American Entertainment. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, copyright 1967. 375 pages. Illustrated. 11 x 8.5", cloth, dj. Dj lightly rubbed, VG/VG. $15.00

15 (African-American) MacIver, R.M. [Robert Morrison]. The MORE PERFECT UNION: A Program for the Control of Inter-group Discrimination in the United States. NY: Macmillan Company, 1948. First printing. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth, dj. Dj edge wear, few chips, short tear, VG/G. 'August Meier' - pastedown rubberstamp - African-American history scholar. $10.00

16 (African-American) Myrdal, Gunnar, with Richard Sterner & Arnold Rose. An AMERICAN DILEMNA: The Negro Problem & Modern Democracy. 2 volumes. First edition. NY: Harper & Brothers, copyright 1944. lv,705 pages + xii, pp (707)-1483. 9.5 x 6", cloth, no dj. Last section text 1 vol detached, tips rubbed, bit soiled, hinges little loose, few marginal marks, fair/none. 'August Meier, Oberlin, Ohio' on pastedowns - African-American history scholar. $25.00

17 (African-American) National Urban League, New York, NY, Department of Industrial Relations. HOW UNEMPLOYMENT AFFECTS NEGROES: A statement covering principal cities in the nation & based upon information supplied by persons in daily contact with employment problems. March 1931. 40 pages, printed fronts only. 11 x 8.5", stapled wrappers. Cover rubbed, soiled, library rubberstamp, VG. 'August Meier, Oct '51' on wrap - African-American history scholar. $15.00

18 (African-American) National Urban League, New York, NY. The STATE of BLACK AMERICA: 1978. January 17, 1978. 204 pages. 10.5 x 8.25", paperback. Cover scuffed, VG. Contributions by Bernard E. Anderson, James R. Dumpson, Charles V. Hamilton, Robert B. Hill, Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., Bernard C. Watson, Robert C. Weaver. $25.00

19 (African-American) Peterkin, Julia, Text; Doris Ulmann, Photographic Studies. ROLL, JORDAN, ROLL. NY: Robert O. Ballou, copyright, 1933. 251 pages. Many plates. 8.5 x 6", blue cloth, no dj. Cover faintly rubbed, VG/none. $175.00 20 (African-American) Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell, University of Michigan. AMERICAN NEGRO SLAVERY: A Survey of the Supply, Employment & Control of Negro Labor as Determined by the Plantation Regime. NY: D. Appleton & Company, 1918. (First printing). xi,529 pages. Folding chart. 8.75 x 5", blue cloth, no dj. Tip frayed, cover rubbed, spotted, upper hinge broken, text clean, tight, G/none. August Meier rubberstamp on pastedown - African-American history scholar. Phillips, 1877- 1934, influential historian, gathered plantation records, argued slavery became unprofitable, plantation owners as responsible providers. $50.00

21 (African-American) Priest, Josiah & Rev. W.S. Brown, M.D., Glasgow, Kentucky. BIBLE DEFENCE of SLAVERY; or the Origin, History, & Fortunes of the Negro Race, as deduced from history, both sacred & profane, their natural relations - moral, mental, & phyiscal - to the other races of manknd, compared & illustrated - their future destiny predicted, &c. To which is added A Plan of National Colonization, adequate to the entire Removal of the Free Blacks, & all that may hereafter become free, in a manner harmonizing with the peace & well-being of both races. Sixth stereotype edition. Glasgow, KY: Rev. W.S. Brown, M.D., 1853. Copyright 1851. 569 pages, 8pp testimonials. 9.25 x 6", black cloth. Lacking spine cloth, tips worn, cloth soiled, upper hinge loose, foxed, fair. $50.00

22 (African-American) Social Science Institute, Fisk University, Nashville, Tennessee, Charles S. Johnson, Director. A MONTHLY SUMMARY of EVENTS and TRENDS in RACE RELATIONS. Later: Race Relations: A Monthly Summary of Events & Trends. Volume 3, Numbers 4,6,8-9,11-12; Volume 4, Numbers 1-12; Volume V, Numbers 1-4, 6-8. (21 issues). November 1945 - April-May, 1948. 28-40 pages per issue. 10 x 8", printed wrappers. Some rubbing, soiling, splitting wrappers, postal addresses, G. Articles on industry, economics, health, society, Negro Press, Japanese Americans, Jews, Southern Governors Conference, Athens, Alabama, lynchings, trials, housing, churches, Mexicans, &c. $100.00

23 (African-American) Stampp, Kenneth M. The PECULIAR INSTITUTION: Slavery in the Ante- Bellum South. First edition. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1956. xi,436 pages, xiii - index. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth, dj. Dj taped, torn, worn, VG/fair. 'August Meier, 5/22/58' on blank - African-American history scholar. $10.00

24 (African-American) Thompson, Era Bell, 1905-1986. AMERICAN DAUGHTER. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1946. x,301 pages. 7.5 x 5.5", cloth, no dj. Cloth soiled, G/none. African- American autobiography, born Iowa, raised North Dakota, long-time editor Ebony magazine. 'August Meier, 12-29-47' on pastedown - African-American history scholar. $10.00

25 (African-American) Thrasher, Max Bennett; Booker T. Washington, Introduction. TUSKEGEE: Its Story & Its Work. Boston: Small, Maynard & Company, 1900. Copyright 1900. Heintzemann Press. xvi,215 pages. Many halftone plates of Washington, officers, faculty, students, school. 7.5 x 5", pictorial black cloth. Short tear spine tip, cover bit scuffed, soiled, upper hinge pulled, light edge dampstain, few light marginal pencil lines, toned, some soiling, owner signature & clipping, G. Tuskegee Norman & Industrial Institute, Tuskegee, Alabama. $15.00

26 (African-American) United States Commission on Civil Rights, Washington, D.C. SCHOOL DESEGREGATION in KIRKWOOD, MISSOURI. A Staff Report. July 1977. 19 pages. 10 x 8", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

27 (African-American) United States Commission on Civil Rights, Washington, D.C. SCHOOL DESEGREGATION in OSSINING, NEW YORK. A Staff Report. August 1977. 15 pages. 10 x 8", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

28 (African-American) United States Commission on Civil Rights, Washington, D.C. SCHOOL DESEGREGATION in KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. A Staff Report. April 1977. 27 pages. 10 x 8", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00 29 (African-American) United States Commission on Civil Rights, Washington, D.C. SCHOOL DESEGREGATION in TEN COMMUNITIES. Clearinghouse Publication 43. June 1973. 235 pages. 10 x 8", paperback. VG. Tampa, Florida, Pontiac, Michigan, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Pasadena, Riverside & Oxnard, California, Union Township, New Jersey, Brunswick, Georgia, Las Vegas, Nevada. $15.00

30 (African-American) Warner, W. Lloyd, Buford H. Junker, Walter A. Adams. COLOR and HUMAN NATURE: Negro Personality Development in a Northern City. Prepared for The American Youth Commission. Washington: American Council on Education, 1941. xv,301 pages. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Cover bit rubbed, VG/none. 'August Meier, Feb. 28, 1945' on pastedown - African-American history scholar. $20.00

31 (African-American) Workers of the Writers' Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of Virginia, Compilers; Sponsored by The Hampton Institute. The NEGRO in VIRGINIA. NY: Hastings House, 1940. Copyright 1940. xii,380 pages. Many photographs, map endsheets. 8.25 x 5.5", blue cloth, no dj. Cover very lightly rubbed, soiled, text clean, tight, VG/none. 'August Meier, 12-27-44' on endsheet - African-American history scholar. $75.00

32 (Agriculture) Agricultural Warehouse. John Moore, No. 193 Front Street, New York, has Constantly on Hand a Large & Desirable Stock of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Embracing all the new & most approved patterns, which he continues to sell at Greatly Reduced Prices. Ploughs. Straw Cutters. Reaping & Mowing Machines, &c. (Broadside). No date, ca 1850? 10 x 8". Pale blue paper. 2 engravings of ploughs. Creased, VG. $35.00

33 (Agriculture) Allen, Lewis F., introductory notes, assisted by William T. Bailey. The AMERICAN HERD BOOK. Containing Pedigrees of Short-horn Cattle. Volume XIV. Buffalo: Courier Company, Printers, 1875. xliv, pp 33-916. Frontispiece of Charles & Robert Colling by Clay, Cosack & Co, Buffalo, many lithograph plates of short-horns, some drawn by J.R. Page & printed by Clay, Cosack & Co, some drawn by R. Van Dusen, Weedsport, printed by Gordon & Lees, Syracuse. 9 x 6", blind & gold stamped black cloth. Damping to part of cover & some leaves, else VG. $75.00

34 (Agriculture) Cole, S.W. (Samuel), 1796-1851. The AMERICAN FRUIT BOOK; containing Directions for Raising, Propagating, & Managing Fruit Trees, Shrubs & Plants; with a Description of the Best Varieties of Fruit, including new & valuable kinds; embellished & illustrated with numerous engravings. A Book for Everybody. Boston: John P. Jewett; NY: C.M. Saxton, 1849. 288 pages. Double-sided frontispiece, many small illustrations. 6.25 x 4", cloth. Tips chipped, cover worn, soiled, upper blank gone, hinge loose, bit damped, toned, fair. $20.00

35 (Agriculture) Hill, Charles L. The GUERNSEY BREED. First edition. Waterloo, Iowa: Fred L. Kimball Company, March, 1917. 417 pages. Map of Guernsey Island, illustrations of island, many cows, bulls. 9 x 6", gold lettered green cloth. Edges frayed, hinge loose, marginal marks, owner mark on blank, G. $35.00

36 (Agriculture) Marsh, C. Dwight, A.B. Clawson & Hadleigh Marsh. LARKSPUR POISONING of LIVE STOCK. US Department of Agriculture, Bulletin No. 365. Washington: GPO, September 8, 1916. 90 pages, 1p index. 15 plates: plants, cases of poisoned cattle, 12 figures, 11 tables. Bibliography. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. Experimental feeding of delphinium to cattle, record of results. $15.00 37 (Almanac) The COUNTRY ALMANACK, for the Year of Our Lord 1816: And Year of the World according to Scripture, 5778. Being Leap Year, & 40th of American Independence. Greenfield: Printed by Denio & Phelps, (1815). (48) pages. Titlepage engraving. 7.5 x 4.75", stitched. 1.75 x 2.5" clipping from 1 leaf, few bugholes with minor losses, well worn & soiled, corners creased, edges ragged, fair. Shaw & Shoemaker 34459; Drake, American Almanacs 3784. Calendar, courts, post-offices, survey by Massachusetts Agricultural Society, mathematical puzzles, paper consumption, wood casting table, poetry, Extraordinary account of Charles Domery of Poland who lived upon raw flesh, publisher advertisement. $35.00

38 (Almanac) Bancroft, Luther S. (Spaulding), 1804-1872, Pepperell. BANCROFT'S AGRICULTURAL ALMANACK, Calculated on a New & Improved Plan for the Year of Our Lord 1826. Being second after Bissextile or Leap-Year, & the 50th of the Independence of America. East-Chelmsford, Mass: Printed & Published by E.W. Reinhardt, (1825). 60 pages. Titlepage engraving & monthly vignettes. 7.25 x 4.25", stitched. Rubbed, bit soiled, foxed, edge wear, few roughly opened, G. Author to public: 'my first publication', New England Friends' Meetings, tides, stages, immensity of space, calendar styles, weather, courts, cruelty to cattle, cultivating wood, cutting bushes, pigs, apples, peaches, husbandry, grain, cows, debt, dysentery, mathematical questions, entertainment, roads. American Imprints 19513; Drake, American Almanacs 3899. $25.00

39 (Americana) ADDRESSES on the DEATH of Hon. OWEN LOVEJOY, Delivered in the Senate & House of Representatives, on Monday, March 28, 1864. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1864. 60 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Lightly creased, wrap starting, bit rubbed, G. Owen Lovejoy, born Albion, Maine, 1811, Bowdoin College, 1832, joined brother Elijah in Illinois, abolitionist, pastor, Congregational Church, Princeton, Illinois, elected Republican Representative from Illinois, Underground Railroad conductor, died 1864. $25.00

40 (Americana) [Hodge, Charles, 1797-1878]. ENGLAND and AMERICA. From the Princeton Review for January 1862. Second edition. Philadelphia: William S. & Alfred Martien, 1862. 31 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper, advertisement for Martien's Card Portraits, Military & Naval Officers, Lincoln, &c. Wrap rubbed, soiled, edge wear, chips, text VG. Princeton Theological Seminary Principal was not abolitionist, opposed mistreatment of slaves & secession, criticizes Britain for support of Confederacy. $20.00

41 (Americana) Abbott, John S.C. The HISTORY of the CIVIL WAR in AMERICA; comprising a full & impartial account of the Origin & Progress of the Rebellion, of the various Naval & Military Engagements, of the Heroic Deeds Performed by Armies & Individuals, & of touching scenes in the Field, the Camp, the Hospital & the Cabin. 2 volumes. Illustrated with maps, diagrams, & numerous steel engravings of battle scenes from original designs by Darley, & other eminent artists. Springfield: Gurdon Bill, 1863. 507 + 629 pages. Many plates with tissues. 9.75 x 6.5", leather, gold lettered spines, ornate blind panels on boards, spines. Library marks, cover wear, lightly foxed, G. $45.00

42 (Americana) Adams, Charles F., Jr. The DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY: '76 and '63. A Fourth of July Address delivered at Quincy, Mass. Boston: Wm. Parsons Lunt, 1869. 22 pages. 9 x 5.75", stitched. Lacking upper wrap, creased, loose, bit soiled, pencil marks on lower wrap, G. Importance of Civil War, evils of ensuing period of growth ('Washington draws power away from the States . . . great corporations . . . crush opposition out of existence . . . and are reducing corruption to a science'). $20.00

43 (Americana) Anderson, Robert; preface: Elba Anderson Lawton. An ARTILLERY OFFICER in The MEXICAN WAR, 1846-7: Letters of Robert Anderson, Captain 3rd Artillery, U.S.A. With a prefatory word by his daughter, Elba Anderson Lawton. NY & London: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1911. xvii,339 pages. 23 plates. 9 x 6", gold lettered blue cloth, top edge gilt, no dj. Library spine label, plate, rubberstamps, cover bit soiled, else VG. $25.00 44 (Americana) Blaine, James G. MR. BLAINE'S LETTER of ACCEPTANCE. Augusta, Aug. 20th, 1864. (Broadside). No imprint. 10 x 8". Slightly creased, few tiny nicks, VG. Acknowledges nomination for re-election to US Representative from Maine from Union party, need to prevail over Rebels, not acknowledge Confederacy. $50.00

45 (Americana) Carson, Ann. The HISTORY of the CELEBRATED MRS. ANN CARSON, Widow of the Late Unfortunate Lieutenant Richard Smyth; with a Circumstantial Account of Her Conspiracy Against the Late Governor of Pennsylvania, Simon Snyder; & of Her Sufferings in the Several Prisons in that State. Interspersed with anecdotes of characters now living. Written by herself. Philadelphia: published by the Author, 1822. 315 pages. 7.5 x 4.5", paper boards. Untrimmed. LACKING 7 LEAVES OF TEXT, upper board detached, sewing broken, cover worn, with all faults. American Imprints 8287; McDade, Annals of Murder, 885 (husband leaves, marries Smyth, husband returns, shot by Smyth who was hanged, joins gang of counterfeiters, dies in prison); Kaplan, American Autobiographies, 938 (2d ed); Suvak, American Prisons, 53 (2d ed). $100.00

46 (Americana) Cooley, Henry Scofield. A STUDY of SLAVERY in NEW JERSEY. Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical & Political Science, Fourteenth series, IX-X. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1896. 60 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Edge wear, G. $15.00

47 (Americana) Coppee, Henry. GRANT and HIS CAMPAIGNS: A Military Biography. NY: Charles B. Richardson, 1866. 521 pages. Engraved frontispiece & 8 portraits, battle maps, details. 9.25 x 5.75", blind & gold stamped cloth. Portion of upper board & text damped, foxed, G. $40.00

48 (Americana) D. Bethune Duffield, Eulogy. A MEMORIAL of JAMES A. VAN DYKE, Published by the Fire Department of the City of Detroit. Detroit: Printed by W.F. Story, Free Press Office, 1856. 124 pages. Frontispiece portrait engraved by J.C. Buttre. 9 x 5.75", gold & blind stamped black cloth. Hinges reglued, spine chipped, tips worn, endsheets foxed, G. Born 1813, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, Madison College, 1832, lawyer, Detroit City Attorney, alderman, mayor, Detroit Fire Department President 1847-51, died 1855. Historical address before fire department by van Dyke. $75.00

49 (Americana) Fisk (Fiske), Isaac, Classmate of the Deceased. An EULOGY on MR. SAMUEL SMITH ADAMS, Member of the Senior Class of Brown University, Who died February 6th, 1812 .. Aetat. 22 Years .. Pronounced in the University Chapel, April 18, 1812. Providence: Jones & Wheeler, Printers, 1812. 16 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, foxed, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 25432. Memoir by J.B. & Elegiac Stanzas published in The Rhode-Island American by Symmathetes. Adams of Mendon, MA, contracted consumption 1811, notes deaths of Sophomores William Lee of Providence & Brigham Smith of Sutton, MA, also consumptives. $20.00

50 (Americana) Gould, Levi S., Wyoming Lodge. The ORIGIN and PRESENT CONDITION of FREEMASONRY in MELROSE. Prepared by Direction of the Waverley Masonic Asociation, for the Purpose of being Deposited in the Corner-stone of their New Edifice at Melrose, June 25th, A.D. 1866. Boston: McIntire & Moulton, Printers, 1866. 20 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Lightly creased, wrap soiled, edges nicked, G. Officers & Members of Wyoming Lodge, Waverley Royal Arch Chapter, Hugh de Payens Encampment, List of Articles Deposited in Corner-stone. $25.00

51 (Americana) Hazard, Rowland G. ESSAY on the PHILOSOPHICAL CHARACTER of CHANNING. Boston: James Munroe & Company, 1845. Copyright 1845. 40 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. VG. William Ellery Channing, 1780-1842, influential Unitarian theologian. Hazard family operated Peace Dale Manufacturing, Peace Dale, Rhode Island, selling cheap clothing to slave owners. Rowland became active abolitionist, wrote on philosophy & economics. $20.00 52 (Americana) Lunt, William P. (Parsons), 1805-1857, Pastor. EVERY THING BEAUTIFUL in HIS TIME: A Discourse delivered in the First Congregational Church, Quincy, Massachusetts, Sept. 15, 1850. Private. Boston: John Wilson, 1850. 9.5 x 5.75", printed stiff paper. Cover splitting, rubbed, toned, text VG. Biographical Sketch of Eliza Susan Morton Quincy, born NY, 1773, married Josiah Quincy, 1797, died 1850. $25.00

53 (Americana) Luray Caverns Company, Baltimore, Maryland & Luray, Virginia. CAVERNS of LURAY. (Souvenir viewbook). No date, ca 1900? (16) pages. 8 halftones of cave house, formations, Mansion Inn dining room. 4 x 5", printed wrapper. Wrap slightly soiled, VG. Description, train connections, Mission Inn, Hotel Laurance, admission rates. $15.00

54 (Americana) New Jersey State Board of Voting Machine Commissioners. ANNUAL REPORT of the STATE BOARD of VOTING MACHINE COMMISSIONERS of NEW JERSEY, December 31st, 1906. Camden: Sinnickson Chew & Sons Company, Printers, 1907. 14 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap splitting, toned, few marginal pencil lines, G. Inspection, instruction, operation, failures, criticisms, voting, regulation, tampering. $15.00

55 (Americana) Nichol, Thomas M., Secretary, Honest Money League of the Northwest. FIAT MONEY, or RESUMPTION for WORKINGMEN, Considered from the Standpoint of Their Own Self- interest. An Address to Workingmen, delivered at Faneuil Hall, Boston, Oct. 5, 1878. Boston: Alfred Mudge & Son, 1878. 32 pages. Portrait of Thomas Talbot. 7 x 4.75", printed wrapper. Light crease, owner name, VG. In support of greenback system & in opposition to fiat money, also in support of Thomas Talbot, elected governor in 1878. $15.00

56 (Americana) Norton, A.B. [Anthony Banning]. The GREAT REVOLUTION of 1840. Reminiscences of the Log Cabin & Hard Cider Campaign. With: Tippecanoe Songs of the Log Cabin Boys & Girls of 1840. Mount Vernon, O. & Dallas, Texas: A.B. Norton, 1888. 376 & 102 pages, 1p author list. Frontispiece of log cabin. 7.5 x 5", gold & blind stamped blue cloth. Cover damped, worn, tips frayed, text tanned, G. History of presidential election of 1840 & victory of William Henry Harrison over Martin Van Buren. $25.00

57 (Americana) Podmore, Harry J. WASHINGTON in TRENTON. 1732-1932. Trenton Times Newspapers. 31 pages. Illustrated. 8.5 x 4", printed wrapper. Dampstained, G. Gathering of newspaper articles about Washington visits to Trenton. $10.00

58 (Americana) Raper, Arthur F. & Ira De A. Reid. SHARECROPPERS ALL. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1941. Copyright, 1941. 281 pages. Many FSA photographs by Lange, Lee, Rothstein, Post, Evans, &c. 8.5 x 5.5", pictorial tan cloth, no dj. VG/none. 'August Meier, 12/46' rubberstamp on pastedown - African-American history scholar. $75.00

59 (Americana) Roberts, George S. HISTORIC TOWNS of the CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY. Schenectady: Robson & Adee, copyright 1906. vii,494 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", library cloth. Rebound, library marks, text VG. Towns in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire & Vermont. $25.00

60 (Americana) Romspert, George W. The WESTERN ECHO: A Description of the Western States & Territories of the United States. As gathered in a tour by wagon. Dayton: United Brethren Publishing House, 1881. 406 pages. Portrait. 7.25 x 4.75", black & gold stamped cloth. Cover worn, soiled, tips frayed, hinges broken, text toned, fair. Presentation plate from M.E. Sunday School, West Sonora, Ohio. Howes, US-iana 426; Adams, Rampaging Herd, 1945. $25.00 61 (Americana) Selph, Fannie Eoline. The SOUTH in AMERICAN LIFE and HISTORY: An effort of the Nashville Chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, approved by the Tennessee Division, to present the true spirit & achievements of the South's civilization through the different periods of her history, that the South may be understood & justly judged, through the author & representative. Nashville: McQuiddy Printing Company, 1928. 397 pages. Frontispiece portrait. 9 x 6", gold lettered black cloth, no dj. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, VG/none. Signed by author. Colonial history, revolution, education, Christianity, Washington through Lincoln administrations, revolution & war between states compared, Confederate Navy, campaigns, prison, reconstruction, advancing South, carpet-baggers, KKK, Lee, Maury, women. $15.00

62 (Americana) Thwaites, Reuben Gold, Editor. COLLECTIONS of the STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY of WISCONSIN. Vol. XVI: The FRENCH REGIME in WISCONSIN - I: 1634-1727. Madison: 1902. xvii,514 pages. Portrait, plates: facsimiles of maps, manuscript, handwriting, views, statue, monument, compass/sundial, ostensorium. 9 x 6", cloth. Tip frayed, cloth rubbed, soiled, text toned, G. Many documents transcribed. $25.00

63 (Americana) United States Department of the Interior, Census Office, Joseph S.C. Kennedy, Superintendent. PRELIMINARY REPORT on the EIGHTH CENSUS. 1860. House of Representatives, 37th Congress, 2d Session, Ex. Doc. No. 116. Washington: GPO, 1862. xvi,294 pages. 9 x 5.75", blind stamped black cloth, gold spine lettering. Lightly foxed, VG. Agriculture, banks, colonization, cotton, deaf & dumb, death & disease, fisheries (oyster, whale), immigrants, insane, insurance, liquor, manufactures, oil, population, railroads, slavery, wealth, &c. $35.00

64 (Americana) United States Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Illinois. COMPANY 230, 1948. (Souvenir viewbook, roster). Albert Love Enterprises, Atlanta, Georgia. (78) pages. Portraits of officers, company, views of buildings, drills, studies, training, gas masks, shooting, swimming, inspections, rowing, firefighting, graduation parade, sports, recreation, mess, &c. 9 x 6", gold lettered blue cloth, applied illustration, no dj. VG/ none. $20.00

65 (Americana) United States Treasury Department, Bureau of the Mint. TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT of the DIRECTOR of the MINT to the Secretary of the Treasury for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1894. Washington GPO, 1894. 371 pages. 9 x 6", gold lettered black cloth. Cover scuffed, text toned, few creased corners, owner name, G. Information & statistics on gold, silver, coinage, national, world currencies.. $25.00

66 (Americana) White, Elder James. SKETCHES of the CHRISTIAN LIFE and PUBLIC LABORS of WILLIAM MILLER, Gathered from His Memoir by the Late Sylvester Bliss, and from other Sources. Battle Creek: Steam Press of Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association, 1875. 416 pages ('Catalogue of Books' pp 414-6). Frontispiece portrait (Merchants Lith Co Chicago). 7 x 4.5'', gold & blind stamped cloth, 'S.D.A. Pub. Association, Battle Creek' insignia on boards. Library marks, large spine top chip, bottom tip frayed, cover scuffed, bit askew, text VG. $75.00

67 (Americana) Wirt, William, 1772-1834. Theodore Freylinghuysen, introduction. An ADDRESS Delivered July 20, 1830, before the PEITHESSOPHIAN and PHILOCLEAN SOCIETIES of RUTGERS COLLEGE. Fourth edition. New-Brunswick: A. Ackerman, 1852. 67 pages. 9 x 5.75", cloth, blind panels on boards, gold spine lettering & medallion on upper board. Spine corner chewed, cover dampstain, text foxed, G. $25.00

68 (Amusements) S. Fred Kerslake, Jr., 1893-1962, Turners Falls, Massachusetts, Manager. FRED'S PIGS. (Promotional circular). 4 pages. Halftones & drawings of baby with pig, Fred, pigs pulling wagon, on slide, jumping, see-saw, performing stunts. Resume of circus, vaudeville & county fairs, 1913-1923. Folded sheet, 11 x 8.5". VG. $25.00 69 (Amusements) Selmer, Elkhart, Indiana. SELMER-CLARK SPEEDSTER BATONS & the new Selmer Twirl-a-Flag. (Leaflet). No date, ca 1940? 14 x 11" sheet folding to 5.5 x 2.75". Illustrations of baton, flag, drum majors. VG. $12.00

70 (Arboriculture) des Cars, A. [ Amédé e Joseph de Pé russe]. A TREATISE on PRUNING FOREST and ORNAMENTAL TREES. Translated from seventh French edition. With in introduction by Charles S. Sargent, Harvard College. Third edition. Publications of the Massachusetts Society for the Promotion of Agriculture. Boston: by the society, 1894. xiv,65 pages. Plate in black & red with stiff overlay with 4 cutouts of pruned tree shapes, 53 small engravings. 7.5 x 5", gold stamped brown cloth. Cover bit dampstained, edge dent, edge lightly damped, plate bit foxed, G. 'W.D. Curtis, July 23, 1900' on pastedown. $35.00

71 (Architecture) Boston Architectural Club, Boston, Massachusetts & George Porter Fernald. The YEAR BOOK of the BOSTON ARCHITECTURAL CLUB for 1919: SICILY, Its ARCHITECTURE as Seen by Mr. George Porter Fernald from Original Photographs. 1919. (127) pages. Many photos of Sicily, advertisements for architectural suppliers, contractors. 12 x 9", printed paper boards. Edges chipped, worn, cover bit soiled, text VG. $35.00

72 (Architecture) Burris-Meyer, Harold & Edward C. Cole. THEATRES & AUDITORIUMS. Progressive Architecture Library. NY: Reinhold, copyright, 1949. viii,228 pages. Photos, drawings, plans, theatres, stages, backstage, equipment. 12 x 9", cloth, dj. Dj bit worn, soiled, tips worn, VG/G. $15.00

73 (Architecture) Cram, Ralph Adams. MY LIFE in ARCHITECTURE. Boston: Little, Brown & Company, February, 1936. 325 pages. Frontispiece portrait, illustrated. 9.5 x 6", blue cloth, no dj. Tips worn, cover bit soiled, rubbed, bookplate, text clean, tight, VG/none. Ralph Adams Cram, 1863- 1942, Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson, prolific architect of ecclesiastical & educational buildings. $25.00

74 (Architecture) Curtis, Elizabeth Gibbon; Edited, Introduction & Notes by Maxwell Kimball & Arthur C. Holden. GATEWAYS and DOORWAYS of CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, in the Eighteenth & Nineteenth Centuries. NY: Architectural Book Publishing Co, copyright 1926. xiii,68 pages, fronts only. Illustrated. 11 x 8", cloth, no dj. Spine repaired, slightly toned, VG/none. $15.00

75 (Architecture) Dale, T. Nelson. The CHIEF COMMERCIAL GRANITES of MASSACHUSETTS, NEW HAMPSHIRE and RHODE ISLAND. United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey Bulletin 354. Washington: GPO, 1908. 228 pages. 9 plates, 26 figures. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Library blindstamp on wrap, corners bumped, else VG. $20.00

76 (Architecture) Gowans, Alan. IMAGES of AMERICAN LIVING: Four Centuries of Architecture & Furniture as Cultural Expression. First edition. Philadelphia & NY: J.B. Lippincott Company, copyright 1964. 498 pages. 137 illustrations. 10 x 7.5", cloth, dj. VG/VG. $15.00

77 (Architecture) Hodgson, Fred T. The CARPENTERS' STEEL SQUARE, & Its Uses. Being a description of the square, & its uses in obtaining the lengths & bevels of all kinds of rafters, hips, groins, braces, brackets, purlins, collar beams, & jack-rafters; its application in obtaining the bevels & cuts for hoppers, spring mouldings, octagons, stairs, diminished stiles, &c. Third edition, revised & greatly enlarged. NY: Industrial Publication Company, 1889. 98 pages, 24pp publisher catalog. 70 illustrations. 7.25 x 5", black cloth. Cover stained, text toned, G. 'Willard Bird, June 8, 1891' on pastedown. $20.00 78 (Architecture) Illuminating Engineering Society, New York. IES LIGHTING HANDBOOK: The Standard Lighting Guide. First edition. 1947. (xii),(843) pages. Many illustrations of contemporary commercial & industrial interiors, lighting fixtures, schools, churches, exterior lighting, signs, sports, bus, train, plane, ship, street, highway, airport, photography, 187pp manufacturer advertisements for fixtures, bulbs, few paint chips. 9 x 6'', cloth, no dj. VG. $25.00

79 (Architecture) Lowndes, William S. & David B. Emerson. The BUILDING ESTIMATOR'S GUIDE. Volume 7: Specification-Writing Memoranda: Building Erection, Construction & Equipment, Mason Contractors' Work, Metal Trades, Carpentry, Painting, Glass, Plumbing, Electric Wiring, Steam & Hot Water Heating, Ventilation; Operations Preliminary to Building: Testing Soil, Characteristics of Foundatioin Soils, Examination of Soils, Determination of Bearing Capacity of Soils, Preparation of Site, Staking out Excavation, Sidewalk Protection. Scranton: International Textbook Company, copyright 1928. vi,91 + 40 pages. Illustrated. 7.5 x 5", blind & gold embossed cloth. Cover trifle rubbed, VG. $15.00

80 (Architecture) Morgan Woodwork Organization, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. BUILDING with ASSURANCE. Second edition. No date, ca 1925? 439 pages. Color exterior & 9 interiors, color perspective drawings & floorplans for 56 home models, large illustrations of entrances, stairs, colonnades, living & dining rooms, buffets, china cases, breakfast nooks, color schemes, french doors, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, fireplaces, window seats, wall paneling, wardrobes, doors, windows, shutters, newels, mouldings, flower boxes, dormers, porches, garages, fences, pergolas, stained glass, &c. 11 x 8.5", embossed cloth. Cover bit soiled, rubbed, bumped, upper hinge trifle loose, owner name, VG. $100.00

81 (Architecture) Multicolor Corporation, Florence, Massachusetts. STYLE-TEX VINYL FABRIC- BACKED WALLCOVERING. Style Mates Collection. (Sample book). No date, ca 1965. 2p text, 125 wallpaper samples, printed section dividers. 6 x 8.5", stiff paper post binder. Cover bit soiled, VG. $35.00

82 (Architecture) Sears, Roebuck & Company, Chicago, Illinois. DESIGNS on CONTEMPORARY LIVING: Harmony House Kitchen Planning Book. Harmony House Customatched Kitchens. January, 1961 - printer code. (24) pages. Color drawings of contemporary interiors, cabinets, appliances. 8 x 11", stapled booklet. Short tear, slightly creased, soiled, VG. $15.00

83 (Architecture) Skinner, Frank W. PROFITS in PRE-CASTING. NY: Pennsylvania Cement Company, copyright 1925. 32 pages. Diagrams. 4.5 x 2.75", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

84 (Architecture) Skinner, Frank W. PUBLIC and PRIVATE WORK. NY: Pennsylvania Cement Company, copyright 1925. 32 pages. Diagrams. 4.5 x 2.75", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

85 (Architecture) Stanley & Patterson, Manufacturers, New York, New York. ELECTRIC SIGNALING APPARATUS: Signal-gongs, Bells, Buzzers, Annunciators, Push-buttons, Relays, Telephones, Fire Alarm Systems, &c. Catalog 48. Copyright 1929. 136 pages. Illustrated. 10 x 8.5", cloth reinforced spine, printed wrapper. Cover lightly rubbed, edge slightly damped, else VG. $75.00

86 (Architecture) Vermont Marble Company, Proctor, Vermont. The MEMORY STONE: VERMONT MARBLE, 1768-1928. America's Oldest Monumental Product. 31 pages. Illustrations of mausoleums, memorials, Arlington Memorial Cemetery, tablets, crosses, tombstone designs. 10.5 x 8", embossed wrapper. Few edge chips, VG. $35.00 87 (Architecture) von Holst, H.V. (Hermann Valentin), Architect, Chicago. MODERN AMERICAN HOMES. Chicago: American Technical Society, 1913. Copyright 1912. (6) pages of text, 108 plates - halftones, drawings, plans. 9.5 x 13.5", brown cloth spine, brown lettered tan cloth boards. Cover rubbed, soiled, few worn spots, corner lightly damped, last leaf creased, else VG. 1&2 story homes, bungalows, tent-houses, boathouse, garages, mansions, apartment houses, school, library, church. Frank Lloyd Wright homes in Evanston & Kankakee, Walter Burley Griffin, Lawrence Buck, Joy Wheeler Dow, Tallmadge & Watson, Charles E. White, Jr, Henry K. Holsman, Spencer & Powers, California bungalows by Helen Lukens Gaut, Pasadena, Theodore M. Fisher & Victor S. Wise, Henry Wilkinson, A. Raymond Ellis, &c. $150.00

88 (Architecture) Waugh, Frank A. OUTDOOR THEATERS: the Design, Construction & Use of Open- air Auditoriums. Boston: Richard G. Badger, copyright 1917. 151 pages. Halftones, drawings, plans, theaters, productions. 9.5 x 6", cloth, no dj. Hinges repaired, several leaves detached, tips frayed, cloth bit soiled, fair. $15.00

89 (Arctic) Flint, Maurice S. OPERATION CANON: A short account of the life & witness of The REVEREND HUDSPITH TURNER, M.P.S., Coronation Medal for Arctic Service (1938), Hon. Canon of the Cathedral of All Saints at Aklavik in the Diocese of the Arctic Missionary Society of The Bible Churchmen's Missionary Society in its Eskimo field. London: Churchmen's Missionary Society, January 1949. ix,86 pages. 16 halftone plates, portrait of Turner, Eskimos, mission, family, airplane rescue, map endsheets of sledge routes. 8.5 x 5.5", gold lettered green cloth, no dj. Endsheets toned, VG/none. Biography of Canadian missionary to Arctic. $15.00

90 (Arctic) Morice, Rev. Adrian G., O.M.I.; Mary T. Loughlin, translator. THAWING OUT the ESKIMO. Boston: The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, copyright 1943. 241 pages. Frontispiece portrait of Most Reverend Arsene Turquetil, Vicar Apostolic of Hudson's Bay. 8 x 5.5", cloth. VG. Story of missions established among Eskimo by Bishop Turquetil. $10.00

91 (Arctic) Revillon Freres, New York. IGLOO LIFE: A brief account of a primitive Arctic tribe living near one of the most northern trading posts of Revillon Freres. NY: Privately Printed, 1923. 63 pages. 4 plates from photographs of caribou hunter, Eskimo mother & child, sled-dog, kyak, many drawings of Eskimo life, igloos, trading post, Revillon Freres factory, cold storage, stores in Paris, New York, London, Montreal, &c. 8 x 5.5", pictorial paper boards, no dj. Cover trifle scuffed, VG/none. Fur traders & makers of fur clothing. $10.00

92 (Armenian) Tashjian, James H. The ARMENIANS of the UNITED STATES and CANADA. A Brief Study. Boston: Armenian Youth Federation, Hairenik Press, 1947. 62 pages. Portraits of Armenian- Americans, Detroit Community Center, Hairenik Building, St. Vartanantz Apostolic Church, Providence. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Heavily wrinkled, wrap rubbed, soiled, G. Signed by author & 21 Armenians & presented to Alice Telian, Syracuse, New York. $50.00

93 (Art) [Joseph Pennell]. MEMORIAL EXHIBITION of the WORKS of the LATE JOSEPH PENNELL, Held Under the Auspices of the Philadelphia Print Club & The Pennsylvania Museum, in Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, from October 1st to 31st, 1926. J.B. Lippincott Company, 1926. 60 pages. Portrait, 36 illustrations. 10 x 7", cloth spine, gold stamped paper boards. Corners worn, board scuffed, VG. Lists of Etchings, Lithographs, Catalogues of Drawings, Watercolors, Portraits, Books, Manuscripts, &c. $20.00

94 (Art) Anne Cohen DePietro, with Ann Lee Morgan, William C. Dove, Mary Torr Rehm, The Heckscher Museum, Huntington, New York. ARTHUR DOVE & HELEN TORR: The Huntington Years. March 3 - April 30, 1989. 100 pages. Illustrated, some color. Checklist of 109 works, bibliography. 8.5 x 11", paperback. Corner bent, cover scuffed, else VG. $25.00 95 (Art) C.F. Libbie & Company, Auctioneers & Appraisers, Boston, Massachusetts. CATALOGUE of the Dr. CHARLES E. CLARK COLLECTION of AMERICAN PORTRAITURE, including Washington Portraits, Revolutionary Officers, Statesmen, Collections of Engraved Work of Cheneys, David Edwin & A.B. Durand, Autograph Letters & Documents, Washington's Autograph Genealogy, &c. Auction, January 15, 16 & 17, 1901. 136 pages. 2057 lots. Illustrated. 9.5 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Wrap torn, splitting, chipped, edge damped, text G. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 5200. $25.00

96 (Art) Charles B. Ferguson, Essay. AARON DRAPER SHATTUCK, N.A., 1832-1928: A Retrospective Exhibition. The New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain, Connecticut, March 17 - April 26, 1970. Catalogue. (64) pages. 36 illustrations. 120 entries. 8 x 10", printed wrapper. Spine nick, cover bit soiled, pencil marks in catalog, review inserted, VG. $20.00

97 (Art) Day, Roy, Librarian. CATALOGUE of the PAINTINGS and the ART TREASURES of the PLAYERS. NY: 1925. 112 pages. 921 entries. 8 x 5", gold stamped paper boards. Tip nicked, VG. $15.00

98 (Art) Elaine Evans Dee, The Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, New York. To EMBRACE the UNIVERSE: The Drawings of Frederic Edwin Church. An exhibition, January 22 - March 18, 1984. Catalogue. 125 pages. 67 illustrations. 107 entries. 11 x 8.5", paperback. VG. $10.00

99 (Art) Howard S. Merritt, Essay. To WALK with NATURE: The Drawings of Thomas Cole. An Exhibition Organized by The Hudson River Museum, January 24 - March 14, 1982. Catalogue. 64 pages. 45 illustrations. 90 entries. 11 x 8.5", papeback. VG. $10.00

100 (Art) Janice Harmer & Miriam Lorimer, essay. FRANK C. PEYRAND: Dean of Chicago Landscape Artists. Peoria: Lakeview Museum of Arts & Sciences, copyright 1985. (28) pages. 15 illustrations, most color. 9 x 8", color wrapper. HIGHLIGHTING & UNDERLINING in text, else G. $15.00

101 (Art) Joan Loria & Warren A. Seamans. EARTH, SEA and SKY. Charles H. Woodbury: Artist & Teacher, 1864-1940, The MIT Museum, March 19 - October 2, 1988. Cambridge: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1988. xvi,108 pages. Illustrated, much color. 10 x 8.5", paperback. VG. ISBN 0917027027. $20.00

102 (Art) Katharyn Lee Smith, Curator, Provincetown Art Association & Museum, Provincetown, Massachusetts. The PROVINCETOWN PRINT, 1915-1996. 20 pages. Illustrated. Checklist. 11 x 8.5", color wrapper. Scuffed, VG. $15.00

103 (Art) Kenneth W. Maddox, Essay, The Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, New York. An UNPREJUDICED EYE: The Drawings of Jasper F. Cropsey. An Exhibition, December 22, 1979 - February 24, 1980. Catalogue. 72 pages. 45 illustrations. 108 entries. 11.75 x 8.25", paperback. VG. $10.00

104 (Art) Linda S. Ferber, Catalogue compiled & written. WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS: American Landscape & Marine Painter, 1833-1905. The Brooklyn Museum, June 20-July 29, 1973. 105 pages. Illustrated. 93 entries. 8.5 x 10", paperback. Cover bit bumped, rubbed, VG. $25.00

105 (Art) Martha J. Hoppin & Henry Adams, Essays; Martha J. Hoppin, Catalogue. WILLIAM MORRIS HUNT: A Memorial Exhibition, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1979. 86 pages. 54 illustrated entries, 16 figures. 11.25 x 8.25", paperback. VG. ISBN 0878461388. $10.00 106 (Art) Richard V. West with Fridolf Johnson & Dan Burne Jones. "An ENKINDLED EYE": The Paintings of Rockwell Kent: A Retrospective Exhibition, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, 1985. 119 pages. 87 illustrated catalog entries, some color. 11 x 8.5", paperback. Cover scuffed, VG. $15.00

107 (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 32" 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, 1 panel of 3 halftone views, 1 panel of info, color cover art. Corner crease, VG. $10.00

108 (Automotive) Charles E. Duryea, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. AMERICA'S OLDEST GAS CAR. Duryea's Early Autos. Some simplified spelling used. (Leaflet). No date, post-1922 - text. (8) pages. Small illustrations of 4 Duryea automobiles. Folded sheet, 6 x 3.25". Rubbed, soiled, G. Brief review of inventions, patents, production, races. $15.00

109 (Automotive) Nordyke & Marmon Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. MARMON 34: New-type Closed Cars. (Leaflet). No date, ca 1924? 13.5 x 6.25" sheet folding to 3.5 x 6.25". 4 illustrations in black & blue of Coupe, Four-Door Four-Passenger Sedan, Seven-Passenger Sedan & Suburban. Light red ink line, trifle rubbed, VG. $25.00

110 (Big World) Harriman, Olivia C., of Welfleet, Massachusetts. The LITTLE MAN. Isaiah A. Hatch. South Welfleet, Mass. Age, 59 years; height, 3 feet, 7 inches; weight, 80 pounds. Lines composed by Olivia C. Harriman, at the age of eleven years, at Fabyan House, White Mountains, N.H., August, 1889. (Broadside). For sale at 5 cents each. No imprint. 9.75 x 5.75". Heading, 16 quatrains in 2 columns, narrow ornamental frame. Creased, toned, top edge bit chipped, G. 'When I chanced to see a shadow, That reflected on the wall - A bent man, deformed & weakened, Who, even as a child, was small. . . . People wished they could console him, But his help came from the Lord, And the little dwarf was happy, Thinking of His Holy Word. . . . ' $75.00

111 (Books About Books) Adams, Randolph G., note; Luther S. Livingston, 'The Blank Passport'. The PASSPORTS PRINTED by BENJAMIN FRANKLIN at HIS PASSY PRESS. Ann Arbor: William L. Clements Library, 1925. 505 copies by Bruce Rogers at Harvard University Press. 10 pages. 3 facsimiles, 1 folding. 12.5 x 9.5", cloth spine, printed label, marbled paper boards. Edges worn, library bookplate, pocket removed, G. $50.00

112 (Books About Books) Alan Fern, Essay; David Lance Goines, Foreword; Lance Hidy, Afterword. LANCE HIDY'S POSTERS: Designs, Personal & Public. First edition. Alphabet Press, Natick, 1983. Printed by Meriden-Stinehour. 64 pages. Color illustrated. 9 x 5.75", paperback. VG. ISBN 0940032023. $10.00

113 (Books About Books) Bay, J. Christian, Librarian. The JOHN CRERAR LIBRARY, 1895-1944: An Historical Report Prepared Under the Authority of The Board of Directors. Chicago: 1945. Torch Press, Cedar Rapids, IA. ix,206 pages, 7pp financial statement. 9 plates, portraits of Crerar, Norman Williams, Clement W. Andrews, grave, new building, reading rooms, printing press. 9 x 6", paperback. Cover slightly rubbed, toned, corner slightly damped, owner name, VG. 'Paul W. Winkler, New Haven, 1954' on cover. Bibliophile made fortune in railroads, left 2M to Chicago for free public library which emphasized science, medicine, technology, now affiliated with University of Chicago. $15.00

114 (Books About Books) Bernard Quaritch, London. A CATALOGUE of RARE and VALUABLE BOOKS Relating to Genealogy, Heraldry, Topographical History & Antiquities. No. 301, January, 1911. (144) pages. 1925+ lots. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap nicked, soiled, library blindstamp, G. $15.00 115 (Books About Books) Biddle, Moncure. A CHRISTMAS LETTER. George Borrow: The Early Years. Philadelphia: Moncure Biddle & Company, 1941. 51 pages. Portrait, 10 illustrations: Scotland, London, titlepages, manuscripts. 8 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Edges bit worn, wrap soiled, few edges slightly damped, G. Dedicated to friend's daughter driving ambulance in Finland. 'To P.O. from G.D.S., 9/43' in pencil, with marginal note about lunch with Biddle. $10.00

116 (Books About Books) Bliss, Arthur Ames, edited & arranged for publication, from dictation, notes & remembered conversations. THEODORE BLISS: Publisher & Bookseller. A Study of Character & Life in the Middle Period of the XIX Century. Northampton Historical Society, 1941. 1000 copies by Southworth-Anthoensen Press, Portland. 79 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", green cloth spine & printed paper boards, no dj. Cover trifle rubbed, VG/none. Bookstore & publishing based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. $15.00

117 (Books About Books) C.F. Libbie & Company, Auctioneers & Appraisers, Boston, Massachusetts. CATALOGUE of the VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY of the late MATTHEW A. STICKNEY, of Salem, Mass. Together with other small consignments, comprising Rare Americana, Early American Almanacs, New England Town Histories & Genealogies, Salem, Lynn, Danvers & Essex County Local History, Pamphlets & Newspapers, Election Sermons, Cotton Mather's Sermons, First Editions of Hawthorne, Longfellow & Lowell, Audubon's Birds & Quadriped, Original Water Color of Boston Harbor by Christian Remick, Paul Revere's Engraving of Harvard College. Auction Sale, November 25, 26 & 27, 1907. 185 pages. 1967 lots. Illustrated. 9.5 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Library blindstamp, wrap chipped, splitting, soiled, upper margin stained, fair. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 6414. $25.00

118 (Books About Books) C.F. Libbie & Company, Auctioneers & Appraisers, Boston, Massachusetts. CATALOGUE of the VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY of the late JOSEPH WILLARD, of Boston, comprising Scholarly & Philological Works, Dictionaries of various Languages, Antiquities, Early Printing, Editions of Horace, Illustrated Books, Colored Plate Books, Cruikshankiana, Americana, Abijah Willard's Orderly Book, Manuscript on Expedition to Nova Scotia, Scott's British Legion Orderly Book during Revolution, Hubbard's Indian Wars, Gorges' America, War Maps of Campaign near New York & Philadelphia used by Maj-Gen Knox, &c. Auction Sale, October 13, 14, 15 & 16, 1908. 243 pages. 3138 lots. Portrait, facsimile. 9.5 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Library blindstamp, wrap chipped, soiled, staples rusty, fair. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 6556. $25.00

119 (Books About Books) C.F. Libbie & Company, Auctioneers & Appraisers, Boston, Massachusetts. CATALOGUE of the AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION of REV. JOSEPH WILLARD, President of Harvard College after the Revolution, the ANTI-SLAVERY CORRESPONDENCE of Theodore D. Weld, Sarah & Angelina Grimke, including Washington Letters, Revolutionary Officers, French & Indian War, Shay's Rebellion, Signers of Declaration, Broadsides, Slave Deeds, MSS of Thoreau, Emerson, Bryant, Aldrich, Twain, Whittier, Garrison, James Otis, Wm. Penn, Fulton, Harvard College, &c. Auction Sale, February 15 & 16, 1910. 118 pages. 1489 lots. 9.5 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Wrap split, detached, chipped, spine & edge damped, staples rusty, fair. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 6789. $20.00

120 (Books About Books) Cary, Ferdinand Ellsworth, Editor-in-Chief. [Canvassing book]. The COMPLETE LIBRARY of UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE: Ten Great Books in One Volume. No imprint, copyright 1904. Frontispiece, titlepage, copyright, introduction, books, contents, sample pages, illustrations, conditions, 3 leaves lined blanks. 9.5 x 7", gold & black stamped blue cloth, spine graphic on lower board. Cover soiled, rubbed, text VG. Not in Arbour/Zinman, Canvassing Books. $25.00 121 (Books About Books) Charles F. Libbie & Company, Auctioneers, Boston, Massachusetts. CATALOGUE of the VALUABLE COLLECTION of Books & Pamphlets Relating to America, forming the Library of E.N. Coburn, of Charlestown, Mass, consisting of Massachusetts Local History, Genealogy, New England State Histories, Newspapers, Travels, Works of the Mathers & other New England Divines, History of this Country. Auction Sale, April 10, 11 & 12, 1888. 180 pages. 2372 lots. Illustrated. 9.5 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Lower wrap detached, edges chipped, last leaf nicked, tanned, trifle brittle, fair. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 3582. $35.00

122 (Books About Books) Crandall, Marjorie Lyle; Walter Muir Whitehill, Introduction. CONFEDERATE IMPRINTS: A Check List Based Principally on the Collection of the Boston Athenaeum. 2 volumes: I: Official Publications, II: Unofficial Publications. Boston Atheneum, 1955. Anthoensen Press, Portland. xxxv,910 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", gold stamped blue cloth, slipcase. VG/VG. $25.00

123 (Books About Books) Ford, Paul Leicester, Editor. The NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER: A History of its Origin & Development, with a reprint of the unique copy of the earliest known edition & many fac- similes illustrations & reproductions. NY: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1897. #187 of 425 copies on handmade paper. xi,354 pages. 29 plates. 8.5 x 6.25", leather spine, paper boards. Spine worn, torn, dry, boards worn, Harvard College Library bookplate, text G. $35.00

124 (Books About Books) Free Public Library Commission of Massachusetts. FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES of MASSACHUSETTS. Ninth Report. 1899. Public Document No. 44. Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co, 1899. xvii,465 pages. Halftones of 148 libraries. 9 x 6", gold lettered blind stamped terra cotta cloth. Library marks, upper hinge loose, cover bit rubbed, G. $50.00

125 (Books About Books) George A. Leavitt & Company, Auctioneers, New York. CATALOGUE of the LIBRARY of the late Hon. NEHEMIAH BUSHNELL, of Quincy, Ills, comprising Standard English & American Literature. Sold by Auction, December 8, 1879 & following, Clinton Hall Sale Rooms. 86 pages. 1377 lots. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap splitting, spine bit chipped, trifle toned, VG. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 2573. $35.00

126 (Books About Books) Henry Stevens, Son & Stiles, London. RARE AMERICANA: A Casual Selection from Their Very Extensive Stock on the Occasion of the New Partnership Herein Announced., Preceded by a Brief Account of The Original Waldseemuller World=Maps of 1507 & 1516, now first publicly offered for sale. 1907. Dryden Press. xvi,132 pages, prospectus, order sheet inserted. 10 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap nicked, bit soiled, toned, VG. Brief Retrospect of House of Henry Stevens, 1839-1907. $15.00

127 (Books About Books) Hunter, Dard. PAPERMAKING: The History & Technique of an Ancient Craft. Second edition, revised & enlarged. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1957. xxiv,611 pages, xxxvii index. Folding map, frontispiece, 317 illustrations. 9 x 6.5", cloth, dj. Dj torn, lower hinge bit loose, VG/fair. $20.00

128 (Books About Books) John E. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer, Richmond, Virginia. SUPPLEMENTAL CATALOGUE To sale of Library of the late Hon. Wm. Green, L.L D., to be sold at Auction, January 18, 1881. 32 pages, printed slip with title. 811 lots. 9 x 5.75", stitched. Toned, G. See McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 2718. $25.00

129 (Books About Books) Leavitt, Strebeigh & Company, New York. BIBLIOTHECA DRAMATICA. Catalogue of the Collection of Books, the Property of Mr. Edmon S. Conner, comprising a very Choice Assortment of Books Relating Mostly to Drama, Valuable Works in General Literature, History, &c. Unique Collection of Paintings. Auction at Clinton Hall Book Sale Rooms & Art Galleries, Nov. 14 & 15, [1870]. 40 pages. 477 lots of books, 10 paintings. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Unopened. Corner damped, bit toned, VG. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 1583. $50.00 130 (Books About Books) MacDonald, Helen & Mary. A HISTORY of the LENOX LIBRARY. Written for the 100th Anniversary. Lenox, Massachusetts, 1956. 20 pages. 2 portraits, 2 views of buildings. 7 x 5", printed wrapper. Wrap foxed, VG. Bookplate & signatures of Martin Torodash. $15.00

131 (Books About Books) Marzio, Peter C. The DEMOCRATIC ART: Chromolithography 1840-1900: Pictures for a 19th-Century America. Boston: David R. Godine, 1979. xiv,357 pages. 128 color plates. 11 x 8.5", cloth, dj. Dj edge nicks, VG/VG. ISBN 0879232900. $15.00

132 (Books About Books) Newton, A. Edward, 501 North 19th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The TROLLOPE SOCIETY. The purpose of this little pamphlet is to secure members who will sponsor the publication of a much-needed, complete, legible, inexpensive & uniform edition of the novels & tales of one of the greatest of the Victorians . . . Anthony Trollope. 1934. (36) pages. Portrait. Christmas keepsake tribute, reprints C.L. Graves, 'To Anthony Trollope' from Punch, bibliographical essay, check list of writings. 7 x 4.75", blue printed wrapper, string tie. VG. $10.00

133 (Books About Books) R.W.P. de Vries, Amsterdam, Holland. AMERICA: Catalogue of Books - Maps - Prints - Portraits published in Commemoration of the Hudson-Fulton Celebration, 1909. 182 pages. 1486 lots. Illustrated. 9 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Wrap trifle soiled, VG. $15.00

134 (Books About Books) Romaine, Lawrence B. A Guide to AMERICAN TRADE CATALOGS, 1744- 1900. NY: R.R. Bowker Company, 1960. xxiii,422 pages. 10 x 6.75", cloth, no dj. Review slip & press release inserted. VG/none. $15.00

135 (Books About Books) Roorbach, O.A. (Orville Augustus), 1803-1861, compiler. BIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA. Catalogue of American Publications, including Reprints & Original Works, from 1820 to 1852, inclusive. Together with a list of periodicals published in the United States. NY: Orville A. Roorbach, October, 1852. xi,652 pages. 9.5 x 6.25", half leather, cloth boards. Edges worn through, leather dry, worn, text foxed, G. Old bookplate, 'Malcolm Stearns, Jr'. Laws, US & state reports, statutes & digests at end. Incorporates 1849 edition, 1850 supplement with additions. $50.00

136 (Books About Books) Sotheby & Company, London. CATALOGUE of The CELEBRATED LIBRARY: The Property of The Late MAJOR J.R. ABBEY, The Seventh Portion: FORTY-THREE MANUSCRIPTS of the 9th to the 20th century. 1 December 1970. 97 pages. Lots 2862-2904. 2 color plates, 55 monochrome plates. 11 x 8.5", printed paper boards, no dj. Cover trifle rubbed, soiled ,VG/none. $15.00

137 (Books About Books) Sullivan Brothers & Libbie, Auctioneers, Boston, Massachusetts. CATALOGUE of the VALUABLE COLLECTION of AMERICANA, belonging to H.M. Cable, of Hyde Park, Mass, consisting of State, County & Town Histories, Genealogies, Biographies, Travels, Reprints of Rare Books, Historical Pamphlets, Rebellion Literature, Historical Collections, Trials, &c. Auction 123, November 14-18, 1882. 198 pages. 3646 lots. Priced. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap bit damped, soiled, chipped, text toned, G. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 2868. $50.00

138 (Books About Books) Thatcher-Anderson Company, New Brunswick, New Jersey. PRINTING with PERSONALITY: A Magazine Published In the Interests of Better Printing. Volume I, Number 1, February 15, 1935. (8) pages. Portraits of company officers, New Jersey Governor Harold G. Hoffman, Senate President Horace Prall, Assembly Speaker Lester Clee. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Lightly damped, small stain, G. $10.00 139 (Books About Books) The Anderson Auction Company, New York, George D. Morse, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE of the VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY of the late JAMES CONLAND, M.D. (Brattleboro, Vt.) mainly relating to American History & Literature. No. 254. Jan. 7 & 8, 1904. 92 pages, bid sheet inserted. 1066 lots. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap torn, chipped, spine damped, library blindstamps, faintly creased, text G. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 5745. $15.00

140 (Books About Books) The Anderson Auction Company, New York, George D. Morse, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE of AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of the HIGHEST IMPORTANCE including many from the Collection of the late Hon. William E. Robinson. No. 260. Jan. 21, 1904. 64 pages. 585 lots. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap soiled, chipped, staples rusty, edge damped, library blindstamp, faintly toned, creased, text G. McKay, American Book Auction Catalogues 5751. Society of Cincinnati papers, Margaret Fuller love letters. $15.00

141 (Books About Books) William L. Clements. UNCOMMON, SCARCE and RARE BOOKS Relating to AMERICAN HISTORY during the DISCOVERY and COLONIAL PERIODS, together with other Americana from the Library of William L. Clements, Bay City, Michigan. 1914. (42) pages, 4pp Additions 1915 inserted. Mounted photograph frontispiece of library. 12 x 8.5", printed wrapper. Wrap splitting, rubbed, edge lightly damped, VG. $25.00

142 (Books About Books) Winship, George Parker. The VOLLBEHR INCUNABULA at the National Arts Club of New York from August 23 to September 30, MCMXXVI. Made for Dr. Otto H.F. Vollbehr by the Pynson Printers of New York, September, 1926. (18) pages. 8 illustrations. 8.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Edge faintly damped, faintly creased, wrap slightly soiled, VG. $10.00

143 (Boston University) Sigma Delta Phi, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, Evelyn P. Newhall, Editor. The TORCH, 1920 - 1941. First edition. (28) pages. Few stock cuts. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap spotted, VG. History, members, officers, constitution, by-laws, songs, poetry, literary (Life History of Lipstick), rush party, I Spy Diary, stunt night. $15.00

144 (Business & Industry) Barker, John. The FIRST HUNDRED YEARS. (History of Berkshire Life Insurance Company, Pittsfield, Massachusetts). Illustrated by Virginia Grilley. Copyright 1951. 53 pages. Color portrait of President Harrison L. Amber by A.V. Tack, drawings. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Bookplate, pocket, endsheet removed, library spine number, G/none. Daniells, Studies in Enterprise 1616. Lists of directors, officers, staff. $10.00

145 (Business & Industry) Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Company, New York. A CENTURY of CARPET and RUG MAKING in AMERICA 1825-1925. Copyright 1925. 97 pages. Plates, drawings. 11 x 8", gold lettered leather. Leather dry, edges worn, library marks, text clean, tight, G. Larson, Guide to Business History, 886; Daniells, Studies in Enterprise, 146. Hartford Manufacturing Company, Thompsonville, Connecticut & Bigelow Carpet Company, Clinton, Massachusetts. $25.00

146 (Business & Industry) Daily, Bert L., Dayton, Ohio. DAILY'S SHOWCARD WRITING SYSTEM. Complete in Thirty-four Lessons. Copyright 1921. 96 pages. Many alphabets, showcards, advertisements for supplies, books. 12 x 9", printed wrapper. Cover very worn, soiled, chipped, edge lightly damped, corners creased, chipped, loss of few characters, fair. $15.00

147 (Business & Industry) Filene, Edward A., President, William Filene's Sons Company. The MODEL STOCK PLAN. First edition, second impression. NY & London: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1930. xiv,253 pages. 8 x 5.5", gold lettered red cloth, no dj. Spine bit faded, cloth lightly scuffed, clean, tight, VG. Presentation plate from author on pastedown. Department store executive who practiced scientific management, credit union pioneer, offers business model for 'every form of distribution of commodities' to maximize profits 'in the face of growing competition'. $15.00 148 (Business & Industry) Hauser, Philip M., WORKERS on RELIEF in the UNITED STATES in MARCH 1935: A Census of Usual Occupations. Abridged edition. Washington: Works Progress Administration, Division of Social Research, January 1937. 133 pages. 11 x 9", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, soiled, corners creased, G. $25.00

149 (Business & Industry) Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc, Amsterdam, New York. WOVEN FLOOR COVERING RETAIL SALES MANUAL. Third printing. January 1948. 176 pages. Halftones of carpet production, color drawings of weaves, drawings of furniture, interiors. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Library marks, cover soiled, G/none. $10.00

150 (Business & Industry) Moring, H.E., New York. H.E. MORING'S MONTHLY COFFEE/SUGAR CIRCULAR. Stock of Coffee at the five/four principal Ports of the United States of America, on the 1st of November, 1861. (Broadsheet). 13.25 x 8.5". Pale blue paper. Creased, VG. $25.00

151 (Business & Industry) New Jersey Department of State, Henry C. Kelsey, Secretary of State. ANNUAL STATEMENTS of the BANKS and SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS of the STATE of NEW JERSEY, for the Year 1880. Trenton: Wm. S. Sharp, Printer & Stereotyper, 1880. 192 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap chipped, stained, text clean, G. Financial statements for all banks, proceedings in chancery & reports of examiners. $20.00

152 (Business & Industry) New Jersey Treasury Department, R.M. Smith, Treasurer. ANNUAL STATEMENTS of the SEVERAL BANKS of the STATE of NEW JERSEY. New Brunswick: Printed at the "Fredonian" Office, 1855. 55 pages. Folding Statement. 8 x 5.25", disbound. Removed, foxed, library rubberstamp with marker cancel, G. $20.00

153 (Business & Industry) Smith & Mast, Wholesale & Retail Dealers in General Merchandise, Coatesville, Pennsylvania GOODS FOR FALL TRADE. Country Produce taken at Market Rates in exchange for goods. (Announcement/circular). October, 1876. 4 pages. Folded sheet, 8.5 x 5.5". VG. Brief descriptions of Dry Goods, Notions, Tailoring, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, Queensware, Sundries. $25.00

154 (Business & Industry) Stacy, L.E., Compiler. The BLUE BOOK containing PHOTOGRAPHS and SKETCHES of a Few COMMERCIAL TEACHERS. Meadville, PA: February, 1907. Press of Tribune Publishing Company. 170 pages. Portraits of 1 woman, 176 men, Robert C. Spencer, Dean of Commercial Teachers, group of penmen. 9 x 6", gold lettered blue cloth. VG. Members of National Commercial Teachers Federation, offering penmanship, accounting, stenography, typing, &c. $25.00

155 (Business & Industry) W. & J. Sloane, New York, New York. The STORY of SLOANE'S. 1950. 44 pages. Portraits of Sloanes, illustrations of Sloane stores in New York, San Francisco, Beverly Hills, early documents, delivery trucks, interiors. Family tree, lists of officers. 12 x 10", cloth, paper label, no dj. Cover slightly soiled, VG/none. Home furnishing store chain. Martin Torodash bookplate. $15.00

156 (Canada) Martin, Jacob. Ein SCHIFFLEIN gegen den Wind gerichtet,, nämlich ein Auszug aus der Heiligen Schrift über einige Religions-Fragen unserer Zeit. (A little boat against the wind . . . an excerpt from the Bible about some religious issues of our time). Berlin, Ontario, 1883. (210) pages. 6.5 x 4.5", cloth spine, blue paper boards, paper label ('Himmlische Reichthumer.'). Cover edges wormed, cover rubbed, soiled, text G. $25.00

157 (Canals) Seiffert, Morgan R. & Eric Fleming. The DELAWARE and RARITAN CANAL: Past, Present & Future. The Association for the Preservation & Improvement of the Delaware & Raritan Canal, (1933). (8) pages. Map. 8.75 x 6", printed wrapper. Creased, wrap splitting, rubbed, fair. $10.00 158 (Cemeteries) The Woodlawn Cemetery, New York. The WOODLAWN CEMETERY, NEW YORK. (Viewbook). 1906. Sackett & Wilhelms, New York, printer. (40) pages. Halftones of landscape, monuments. 10 x 8", gold embossed wrapper with applied tinted illustration, extra panel, string tie. VG. Officers, brief history & description, information, hours. $50.00

159 (China) Bousfield, Lillie Snowden. SUN-WU STORIES. Shanghai: Kelly & Walsh, 1932. 129 pages. 15 halftone plates of Chinese landscape, people, hospital. 8.5 x 5.5", green cloth, dj. Edge wear, dj lightly soiled, rubbed, few marks in text, VG/VG. Signed presentation from author, signed by several readers. Wife of medical missionary tells of work among Hakkas in Sun-Wu-Hsien, south-east Kiangsi. Translation of proclamation by Mao providing protection to hospital. $50.00

160 (Cinema) Kalbus, Oskar. Vom WERDEN DEUTSCHER FILMKUNST. 2: der Tonfilm. (German Cinema, part 2: Sound Film). Altona=Bahrenfeld: Cigaretten-Bilderdienst, copyright 1935. 136 pages. Many pasted-in glossy movie stills, few color plates, Al Jolson in Jazz Singer, Marlene Dietrich in Blue Angels, several Nazi propaganda films. 12 x 9", embossed stiff paper, applied color image. Hinges pulled, scattered smudging, VG. Album of cigarette cards. $50.00

161 (Connecticut) HARTFORD. (Viewbook). Portland: L.H. Nelson Company, copyright 1910. 50th thousand. (32) pages. Halftones of state capitol, Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Arch, Main Street, city hall, churches, armory, banks, Connecticut River bridge, residences, Twain, Stowe, Wadsworth Atheneum, Trinity College, Keney Tower, Elizabeth Park, Riverside Park, state library, Pope Park. 8 x 10", gold embossed black wrapper. Staples bit rusty, trifle damp rippled, rubbed, G. $20.00

162 (Connecticut) Brooks, Rev. Willliam E., Historical Discourse. TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY of the CLINTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Held in Clinton, Conn., November 13th, 1867. New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1868. 54 pages. 3 lithograph views of 1st, 3d & 4th churches by Punderson & Crisand, New Haven. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Lacking most of upper wrap, lower wrap chipped, 1st view stained, others foxed, loose, fair. Meeting, church decorations, celebration, Hymn by Wealtha Maria Hilliard, footnoted discourse transcribes documents, Thanksgiving Festival describes food prepared by ladies, guests & speeches. $25.00

163 (Connecticut) Williams, Dick. The HISTORIC NORWALK ISLANDS: A chronicle of the largest group of islands in Long Island Sound. Darien: Pictorial Associates, copyright 1978. 22 pages. Double-page pictorial map by Doug Anderson, many photos, lighthouse, boats, advertisement. 11 x 8.5", color wrapper. VG. $25.00

164 (Cooking) [Beecher, Catharine Esther, 1800-1878]. MISS BEECHER'S DOMESTIC RECEIPT- BOOK, designed as a Supplement to Her Treatise on Domestic Economy. Third edition. NY: Harper & Brothers, 1861. Copyright 1846. xiii,306 pages, (xx), advertisement, preface & contents for Treatise on Domestic Economy. 40 small engravings, cuts of meat, invalid couch & rocker, kitchen furniture, housekeeping utensils & conveniences. 7.5 x 4.75", blind stamped cloth, gold spine title. LACKING 1 LEAF of text, rough copy, hinges broken, cover frayed, chipped, worn, text foxed, few corners cut, with all faults. $25.00

165 (Cooking) Aldrich, Mrs. Thomas Bailey. CHOICE RECEIPTS. Boston & NY: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1925. Copyright 1925. xii,219 pages. 8 x 5.5", cloth, paper labels, no dj. Owner name, else very clean, tight, VG/none. $15.00

166 (Cooking) Alexander, A.B., H.F. Moore & W.C. Kendall. OTTER-TRAWL FISHERY. Appendix VI to the Report of the U.S. Commissioner of Fisheries for 1914. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries, Document No. 816. Washington: GPO, 1915. 97 pages. Folding map, diagram of steam trawler, tables, charts. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Owner name, VG. Investigation into destructive effects, depletion. $15.00 167 (Cooking) Atkinson, Edward. The SCIENCE of NUTRITION. Treatise upon the Science of Nutrition, the Aladdn Oven, invented by Edward Atkinson, What It Is, What It Does, How It Does It. Dietaries carefully computed under the direction of Mrs. Ellen H. Richards. Tests of the slow methods of cooking in the Aladdin Oven, by Mrs. Mary H. Abel & Miss Maria Daniell, with instructions & recipes. Nutritive values of food materials, collated from the writings of W.O. Atwater. Appendix: letters & reports. Fifth thousand. Boston: Damrell & Upham, 1895. 346 pages, advertisements. Drawings of cooker. 8.5 x 6.5", cloth. Hinges pulled, G. $25.00

168 (Cooking) Beer, Gretel. AUSTRIAN COOKING. Citadel Cook Book Series. London: Andre Deutsch, 1956. Second impression. 220 pages. 7.5 x 5", cloth, dj. VG/VG. $10.00

169 (Cooking) Bronfman, Samuel. from little acorns . . . The STORY of DISTILLERS CORPORATION- SEAGRAMS LIMITED. First appeared as supplement to 1969-70 Annual Report of Distillers Corporation-Seagrams Limited, October 1970. Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 71 pages. Portraits of officers, color illustrations of distilling plants, Seagrams liquor bottles. 11 x 8.5", cloth, no dj. Cover trifle soiled, boards trifle curled, VG/none. $10.00

170 (Cooking) Chase & Company, Boston, Massachusetts. PURE CONFECTIONERY. (Leaflet). No date, testimonial: 1866. (4) pages. Engraving of storefront. Folded slip, 6 x 4.5". Creased, soiled, rubbed, few marks, fair. Descriptions of their lozenges & pipes. $35.00

171 (Cooking) Cockburn-Smith, Beth. COOKING with YOGURT. London, &c: Hamlyn, copyright 1980. 128 pages. Color illustrated. 9 x 6", color paper boards, dj. Light dj wear, sewing trifle loose, VG/G. ISBN 060039543X. Author signed presentation. $8.00

172 (Cooking) Criscuolo, Claire. CLAIRE'S ITALIAN FEAST: 165 Vegetarian Recipes from Nonna's Kitchen. NY: Plume, October 1998. First printing. 255 pages. 9 x 7", paperback. VG. ISBN 0452278813. Author signed. $10.00

173 (Cooking) Farb, Peter & George Armelagos. CONSUMING PASSIONS: The Anthropology of Eating. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1980. First printing. 279 pages. 9 x 6", cloth, dj. Dj edge wear, VG/G. $10.00

174 (Cooking) Farmer, Fannie Merritt. The BOSTON COOKING-SCHOOL COOK BOOK. Revised with 125 New Recipes, recipes from appendix & addenda introduced in order throughout book, & 100 halftone illustrations. Boston: Little, Brown, & Company, 1909. xv,648 pages, advertisements. 7.75 x 5", cloth. Titlepage nearly detached, upper hinge feels reglued, cover lightly rubbed, text lightly toned, else clean, tight, G. 1909 gift presentation. $15.00

175 (Cooking) Fish & Wildlife Service, United States Department of the Interior & Division of Fish & Game, Department of Agriculture & Conservation of the State of Rhode Island. The OCEAN QUAHOG FISHERY of RHODE ISLAND. 1945. 31 pages. 10 illustrations, maps, boat, dredge, quahog anatomy, cooked dishes. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, VG. Description of fishery, biology, bacteriology, nutrition, market, cookery. $15.00

176 (Cooking) Godsil, H.C., California State Fisheries Laboratory. The HIGH SEAS TUNA FISHERY of CALIFORNIA. Division of Fish & Game of California, Bureau of Marine Fishes, Fish Bulletin No. 51. Sacramento: California State Printing Office, 1938. 41 pages. Folding map, 20 illustrations of boats, hook, rig, baiting, chumming, fishing. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00 177 (Cooking) Gourmet, The Magazine of Good Living. The GOURMET COOKBOOK. NY: March 1954. 6th printing. 781 pages. Color plates, small line drawings. 10 x 7", cloth, no dj. Trifle toned, gift inscription, owner rubberstamp, VG/none. $15.00

178 (Cooking) H.C. Fry Glass Company, Rochester, Pennsylvania. FRY'S TRANSPARENT OVEN GLASS. Price List. (Illustrated leaflet). No date, ca 1920? (8) pages. Small illustrations of 41 pieces. Folded sheet, 6.25 x 3.5", color cover art. Short split, VG. $15.00

179 (Cooking) Haber, Barbara. FROM HARDTACK to HOME FRIES: An Uncommon History of American Cooks & Meals. NY, &c: Free Press, copyright 2002. First printing. vii.244 pages. Illustrated. 9.5 x 6.5", paper boards, dj. VG/VG. ISBN 0684842173. Author signed presentation. $10.00

180 (Cooking) Havey, Keith A. & Kendall Warner. The LANDLOCKED SALMON (Salmo salar): Its Life History & Management in Maine. Joint Publication of Sport Fishing Institute, Washington & Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Game, Augusta, 1970. 129 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", paperback. Owner name, VG. $10.00

181 (Cooking) Hill, Janet McKenzie. The WHYS of COOKING. Cincinnati: Procter & Gamble Company, copyright 1916. 84 pages. Halftones of Crisco factory & operations, kitchens with floorplans, tablesettings, utensils. Recipes featuring Crisco. 7 x 5", printed wrapper. Cover bit soiled, VG. $10.00

182 (Cooking) Hyatt, Alpheus. The OYSTER, CLAM, and OTHER COMMON MOLLUSKS. Boston Society of Natural History. Guides for Science-teaching. No. VI. Boston: D.C. Heath & Co, 1888. Copyright, 1880. 65 pages. 17 plates. 6 x 4.25", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00

183 (Cooking) Maynard, Dave, Editor. DAVE MAYNARD'S TRIED and TRUE ALL-NIGHT RADIO SECRET FAMILY RECIPE COOKBOOK. Reading: Addison-Wesley Publishing, copyright 1980. 216 pages. Drawings. 9.5 x 6.5", hardcover, dj. VG/VG. ISBN 0201050099. Author signed presentation. WBZ, Boston radio & television personality. $10.00

184 (Cooking) Miller, Nancy MacMillin, editor & illustrator. The SUNDAY SAMPLER COOKBOOK. First printing. Eagle Publishing Company, Pittsfield, copyright 1971. 209 pages. 9.5 x 6.5", paperback. Bit soiled, rubbed, G. Signed presentation from editor to Martin Torodash. Compilation of Betty Harrington's Private Line & Cooking with Love column recipes. $10.00

185 (Cooking) Odile Martin, Inventeur, Concessionnaire au Jardin d'Acclimatation, du Bois du Boulogne. ENGRAISSEMENT MECANIQUE des VOLAILLES, Systeme unique brevete S.C.D.G. Plusieurs annees d'experience pratique & de succes. (Catalog of apparatus for fattening poultry). No date, ca 1875 (medal). 16 pages. 4 engravings of operators force-feeding poultry in rotating racks of 12, 30, 60, 210. 6.5 x 4.5", printed wrapper. Lightly creased, VG. $75.00

186 (Cooking) Prentice, E. Parmalee. The INFLUENCE of HUNGER on HUMAN HISTORY. Williamstown: McClelland Press, copyright 1938. xvii,241 pages. 2 color plates, 16 illustrations: grain production, spinning, weaving, mill, churning, water carrying in India. 9 x 6", gold lettered green cloth, no dj. Cover lightly soiled, VG. Signed presentation from author. Democracy, food production, hand labor, banquets, grain, meat, dairy, poultry, effect on mind. $15.00

187 (Cooking) Riely, Elizabeth; Ellen Silverman, color photography. A FEAST of FRUITS. NY: Macmillan Publishing, copyright 1993. First printing. xii,340 pages. Color plates. 9.5 x 7.5", paper boards, dj. Paperclip mark 1 leaf, VG/VG. ISBN 0026019612. Author signed presentation. $20.00 188 (Cooking) Sisterhood Temple Mishkan Tefila, Boston, Compilers. The CENTER TABLE. Third edition. 1950. Printed by Dorchester Argus-News. 213 pages. 8 x 5.5", black stamped blue cloth, no dj. Tips worn, sewing broken, very loose, fair/none. $10.00

189 (Cooking) Sonenshein, Susan E., Editor, Massachusetts Association of Legal Secretaries. DINE, DRINK, DIET with M.A.L.S. MEALS. No date, ca 1970? 113 pages, order sheet. 11 x 8.5", plastic comb, stiff paper. Comb broken in several places, else VG. $10.00

190 (Cooking) Splint, Sarah Field, Editor, with C.E. Fitcher. SMOOTHTOP COOKERY with Gas: the Modern Fuel. Standard Gas Equipment Corporation, copyright 1926. 63 pages. Halftones of cooking steps, few line drawings. 9 x 6", color wrapper. Lightly damped, G. $10.00

191 (Cooking) Standish, Robert; Raymond Piper, decorations. The FIRST of TREES: The Story of the Olive. London: Phoenix House, first published 1960. ix,108 pages. Drawings. 7 x 4.5", cloth, dj. Gift inscription, VG/VG. $15.00

192 (Cooking) Talekar, N.S. & T.D. Griggs, Editors. CHINESE CABBAGE: Proceedings of the First International Symposium. Taiwan: Asian Vegetable Research & Development Center, 1981. x,489 pages. Illustrated. 10 x 7", cloth, dj. Dj edge chips, VG/VG. $25.00

193 (Cooking) The Consolidated Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Connecticut. The SANITARY CRYSTAL GLASS ICE CREAM FREEZER: Freezes Creams & Ices in Crystal Glass in attractive forms, Both Delicious & Hygienic. (Leaflet). No date, ca 1910? (8) pages. Illustration of freezer, directions, recipes. Folded slip, 6 x 3.5". Short split, toned, VG. $10.00

194 (Cooking) The Ladies of the Board of Managers, Eliza Jennings Home, Cleveland, Ohio. The ELIZA JENNINGS HOME COOK BOOK. Cleveland: O.S. Hubbell Printing Co, 1906. 141 pages. Advertisements. 7.5 x 5.5", red stamped green cloth. Tips little worn, VG. Neat manuscript recipes on blanks, few dated, with contributor. Cook, America's Charitable Cooks, page 215. $35.00

195 (Cooking) The Maine Manufacturing Company, Nashua, New Hampshire. WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS for 1946. Our 73rd Year. (Leaflet). (4) pages. Illustrations of 2 refrigerator models, green & black cover art, couple skating by mill. Folded sheet, 9.5 x 4". VG. $10.00

196 (Cooking) The Maine Manufacturing Company, Nashua, New Hampshire. WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS for 1945. Our 72nd Year. (Leaflet). (4) pages. Illustrations of 2 refrigerator models, blue & black cover art, couple skating by mill. Folded sheet, 9.5 x 4". VG. $10.00

197 (Cooking) The Maine Manufacturing Company, Nashua, New Hampshire. WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS. Catalogue A. (Leaflet). No date, ca 1940? (6) pages. Illustrations of 4 refrigerator models, polar bear cover art. Folded sheet, 9.5 x 4". VG. $15.00

198 (Cooking) The Maine Manufacturing Company, Nashua, New Hampshire. WHITE MOUNTAIN ELECTIC REFRIGERATORS: "P" Series. (Leaflet). No date, ca 1940. (4) pages. Illustrations of 3 refrigerator models. Folded sheet, 8.5 x 5.5". Faintly damp-rippled, G. $10.00

199 (Cooking) Thomas Bailey Aldrich Memorial, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. NUTTER HOUSE RECIPES. Courier-Gazette Press, Rockland, Maine, 1941. 32 pages. 8.25 x 5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00 200 (Cooking) Turner, Harry J., Jr. REPORT on INVESTIGATIONS of METHODS of IMPROVING the SHELLFISH RESOURCES of MASSACHUSETTS. Prepared by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Division of Marine Fisheries, Department of Conservation, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. December 31, 1949. 22 pages. Diagram of enclosure, halftones of clams, quahogs, 2 charts. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap soiled, VG. $10.00

201 (Cooking) United States Commission of Fish & Fisheries. REPORT of the COMMISSIONER for 1878. A.- Inquiry into the Decrease of Food-fishes; B.- The Propagation of Food-fishes in the Waters of the United States. 45th Congress, 3rd Session, Senate Miscellaneous Documents No. 31, Part VI. Washington: GPO, 1880. lxiv,988 pages. 36 plates of fishing equipment patents, anatomy. 9 x 6", leather, spine labels. Leather dry, rubbed, text bit toned, G. History & statistics, California, Atlantic, Schoodic salmon, shad, herring, carp, cod, sole, sponge, influence of man on abundance, importance of increase, propagation, Centennial Exposition, world fisheries, expeditions, natural history, &c. $50.00

202 (Cooking) United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.; Alfred Stefferud, Editor. FOOD: The Yearbook of Agriculture 1959. 86th Congress, 1st Session, House Document No. 29. xii,736 pages. Charts, tables, drawings. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Few presentation rubberstamps from Congressman Michael A. Feighan, owner sticker, clean, tight, VG/none. Reports, most by women, nutrients, health, food for expectant & nursing mothers, infants, adolescents, adults, quality, meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, grains, processing, freezing, canning, planning, cooking, cost, trends, education, school lunches, &c. $10.00

203 (Cooking) Westinghouse Electric Supply Company. ELECTRICAL HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES: Every House Needs Westinghouse. 24 pages, 2pp October 1, 1934 Retail Price List inserted. Illustrations of mixers, washers, irons, hot plates, roaster, cookers, juice extractor, ranges, percolators, urns, toasters, waffle irons, radios, vacuum cleaners, fans, lamps, clocks. 11 x 8.5", printed wrapper with illustrations of electric kitchen, Home of Tomorrow, Mansfield, Ohio. Lightly soiled, edge damped, VG. $20.00

204 (Cooking) Y.M.C.A., Santa Maria, California. Some of the Nation's BEST COOKS Live in the SANTA MARIA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. Here Is a Treasury of Their FAVORITE RECIPES. No date, ca 1970? 126 pages. 11 x 8.5", plastic comb. Cover soiled, VG. $15.00

205 (Cooking) Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor, Second Congregational Church, Stonington, Connecticut. The STONINGTON COOK BOOK. Bicentennial edition: 1776-1976. Watch Hill: Book & Tackle Shop, 1975. 96 pages. Facsimile of original. Few advertisements. 8.25 x 5.5", paperback. Like new. ISBN 091025804x. $10.00

206 (Dance) Frost, Helen, Teachers College, Columbia University; Jesse Feiring Williams, M.D., Introduction. The CLOG DANCE BOOK. NY: A.S. Barnes & Company, 1925. Copyright 1921. 40 pages. Halftones of costumed dancers, music. 11 x 8.5", cloth, no dj. Cover scuffed, owner name, VG. $10.00

207 (Decorative Arts) Drepperd, Carl W. PIONEER AMERICA: Its First Three Centuries. First edition. Garden City: Doubleday & Company, 1949. vi,311 pages. 2300 illustrations of every sort of early American material culture. 10 x 7", cloth, dj. Dj edge chips, rubbed, VG/G. $15.00

208 (Decorative Arts) George P. Tilton & The Towle Manufacturing Company, Silversmiths, Newburyport, Massachusetts. COLONIAL HISTORY: Paul Revere, Newbury, Colonial, Georgian. (Catalog of 4 sterling silver patterns). Paul Revere, copyright 1901, 36 pages; Colonial, copyright 1898, (56) pp; Newbury, copyright 1904, 64 pp; Georgian, no date, 64 pp. Illustrations of silverware, colonial buildings, &c. 10.75 x 6.75", cloth spine, paper boards, paper labels. Cover rubbed, VG. $75.00 209 (Decorative Arts) Hammerslough, Philip H. AMERICAN SILVER Collected by Philip H. Hammerslough. Volume I. Hartford: Privately Printed, 1958. #300 of 300 copies. 140 pages. Illustrated. 10.5 x 8", cloth spine, paper boards, slipcase. Slipcase bit rubbed, VG. $200.00

210 (Decorative Arts) Hammerslough, Philip H. AMERICAN SILVER Collected by Philip H. Hammerslough. Volume II. Hartford: Privately Printed, 1960. #73 of 300 copies. 101 pages. Illustrated. 10.5 x 8", cloth spine, paper boards, slipcase. Light slipcase corner wear, VG. Signed copy. $150.00

211 (Drawing) Bradley, Thomas. PRACTICAL GEOMETRY, LINEAR PERSPECTIVE, and PROJECTIONS; including isometrical perspective, projections of the sphere, & the projection of shadows, with descriptions of the principal instruments used in geometrical drawing, &c. Library of Useful Knowledge, published under the superindendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. London: Baldwin & Cradock, 1834. xii,308 pages. 8 plates, many wood-cuts. 9 x 5.75", original cloth, spine label. Edges frayed, cover rubbed, soiled, endsheets gone, light corner dampstain affecting plates, text clean, tight, G. $35.00

212 (Early American Children's Book) LILY of the VALLEY. A Present from Father. Truman's Entertaining & Instructive Toy Books. Cincinnati: Truman & Spofford, no date, ca 1855. 24 pages. Engravings. 6 x 3.75", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, rubbed, VG. With: Little Boy Who Wanted to Buy an Image, James & Rocking Horse, Monkey that Touched Off Cannon, Farm-yard, Gathering Flowers, Little Margaret & Mother. $35.00

213 (Early American Children's Book) LONDON DAISY; or, Gems in Poetry. Truman's Entertaining & Instructive Toy Books. Cincinnati: Truman & Spofford, no date, ca 1855. 24 pages. Engravings. 6 x 3.75", printed wrapper. Lightly wrinkled, foxed, wrap bit soiled rubbed, short split, G. 'The Rose', 'Canary', 'Come When You Are Called', 'Stranger', 'Dangerous Sport', 'Miss Sophia', 'Careless Maria', 'Charity', 'Poisonous Fruit' ('And since, I've heard, they both are dead.'), 'Playful Pompey', 'Quarrel', 'Going to Bed', 'Fan', 'Good Scholar', 'Dressed or Undressed', 'Fairing', &c. $35.00

214 (Early American Children's Book) RIPE CHERRIES, or the History of William & Jane. 13. Published by the American Tract Society, no date, ca 1850. (16) pages. Few engravings. 4 x 2.75", stitched. VG. Young brother & sister succumb to temptation by ripe cherries which drop from tree, but conscience intercedes, they confess to mama, receive forgiveness. $15.00

215 (Early American Children's Book) The CHILD'S PAPER. Vols. 1-8. NY, &c: American Tract Society, January, 1852 - December, 1859. Monthly. 4 pages per issue, 48pp per volume. Many engravings. 14.5 x 10", modern half cloth, gold lettering, marbled paper boards. Damp-rippled, 1 leaf torn, toned, trifle soiled, G. Biblical & cautionary tales, poetry, features, shadow puppets, 43 die in panic at Greenwich Avenue school in New York, printing, Maine liquor law, Mary Lyon, China, Dartmouth College, Ceylon, Japan, Major Andre, Crystal Palace, Niagara Falls, Declaration of Independence, whaling, leeches, cactus, news-boy, New York City, colporteur, Smithsonian Institution, Bunker Hill Monument, Pilgrims, Indians, fire scene after N. Currier, walrus hunt, life- boat, Samuel F.B. Morse, Quakers, Mauna Loa, Ben Franklin, ballooning, Washington, &c. $225.00

216 (Early American Children's Book) The NEW-ENGLAND PRIMER Improved for the More Easy Attaining the True Reading of English, to which is added the Assemblies of Divines, & Mr. Cotton's Catechism. Albany: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1887. Facsimile of 1777 edition. (80) pages. 5.25 x 3.5", leather spine, blue paper boards. Text tanned, spine tips chipped, G. $20.00 217 (Early American Children's Book) The LITTLE CASKET; Filled with Pleasant Stories for the Instruction of the Young. Redfield's Toy Books, Fourth Series.-No. 2. NY: Kiggins & Kellogg, no date, ca 1856. 24 pages. 12 engravings, by W. Barritt, Lossing, W. Howland, Orr. 6 x 4", printed tan wrapper, front engraving by S. Wallin, series list inside upper wrap, publisher advertisements on lower wrap. Wrap trifle foxed, VG. Disobedience to Parents, Robert & Dog, 'I Mean to Be a Man', Cruel Boy (shoots bird), Brothers, Arabs & Camel Driver, Honest Poor Man. $25.00

218 (Early American Children's Book) SUNSHINE for LITTLE CHILDREN. Philadelphia: Sunshine Publishing Company, no date, (1882 - advertisement). (24) pages. Many engravings, shadow puppets, drawing lessons. 14 x 10.75", chromolithograph wrapper with advertisement for Cooley's Globe Corsets, Bates, Reed & Cooley, New York, on back, advertisements for many Boston businesses inside wrap, few illustrations. Wrap split, detached, chipped, puncture tear lower wrap with small loss of image, few light stains, loose, fair. Little Red Riding Hood, Merry Birds, Little Feet, Going to School, Sammy Snapple by Paul Corden, Deserter, Child & Angel, Yankee & Pirate, Basket of Babies, Young Soldier, Longfellow's Children's Hour, &c. $35.00

219 (Early American Children's Book) [Brinsmade, H. N. (Horatio Nelson), 1798-1879]. TO MOTHERS. No. 175. Original title: Address to Mothers. N-Y: American Tract Society, 144 Nassau-street, no date, ca 1828. 8 pages. Engraving repeated on title & upper wrapper. 7 x 4'', tan printed wrapper. Slightly soiled, foxed, VG. $10.00

220 (Early American Children's Book) [More, Hannah, 1745-1833]. MOSES in the BULRUSHES: A Sacred Drama. The subject is taken from the second chapter of the Book of Exodus. First Worcester edition. Worcester: Printed by I. Thomas, Jun., June - 1802. 31 pages. Frontispiece, 2 oval engravings, headers, footers. 4 x 2.75", Dutch paper wrapper in green & gold, 1st & last leaves pasted to wrapper. Oversewn, wrap rubbed, soiled, few edge stains, text toned, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 2702. $250.00

221 (Early American Children's Book) [Wilder, Sampson Vryling Stoddard, 1790-1865]. The VILLAGE in the MOUNTAINS. No. 193. NY: American Tract Society, sold at their depository, Nassau-street, opposite City-hall, NY, no date, ca 1827. 24 pages. Engraving repeated on wrap & titlepage. 6.5 x 4.25", printed tan wrapper with 'Martyrdom of Polycarp' & 'Invitation to Propagate the Gospel'. VG. Converted widow distributes tracts & Bibles to French Roman Catholics. American Imprints 31614. $10.00

222 (Early American Children's Book) Aunt Effie. (Ann Hawkshaw?). AUNT EFFIE'S RHYMES for LITTLE CHILDREN. With 24 illustrations by Baker, Smith & Andrew. Boston: Ticknor, Reed, & Fields, 1853. Geo. C. Rand, Printer. 96 pages. Illustrated. 7.25 x 5.5", purple cloth, gold stamped spine & floral oval with title on upper board, blind panels on boards. Worn, reglued, light crayon work on few illustrations, scattered small stains, upper endsheet gone, faint creasing, fair. Dame Duck's Lecture on Education, Water-Mill, Carpenter's Shop, Little Hare, Gertrude & Her Alphabet, Cobweb Made to Order, Kitchen Clock, Chorus of Frogs, Little Boy & Stars, Rooks, Clocking-Hen, Muffin Man's Bell, Young Linnets, Glow-Worms, Spirit of Wine, Chinese Pig, &c. $20.00

223 (Early American Children's Book) Ballard, Harlan H., Principal, Lenox High School, Lenox, Massachusetts. WORDS, and How to Put Them Together. NY: D. Appleton & Company, 1878. Copyright 1878. 81 pages, 2pp publisher advertisement, Frontispiece of man & boy assembling toy house, 3 engravings. 6 x 4", black stamped terra cotta cloth. Few light library rubberstamps, shaken, top edge lightly damped, 'Martin Torodash' on pastedown, G. Elementary grammar lessons. $15.00 224 (Early American Children's Book) Coffin, Mark. An INDEX to the BIBLE; intended to encourage the audible reading of these inestimable writings. NY: Printed by Samuel Wood, 1809. 21 pages. 5 x 3", marbled paper wrapper. Wrap, including page 21, upside down, split, resewn, torn nearly through, no loss, foxed, rubbed, fair. Shaw & Shoemaker 17246. 'considerable embarassment from . . . expressions improper in mixed companies . . . to obviate . . . has affixed two dots to Chapters which contain any such word or sentence . . .' $75.00

225 (Early American Children's Book) De Foe, Daniel. The LIFE and ADVENTURES of ROBINSON CRUSOE. Including a Memoir of the Author, & an Essay on his Writings. Illustrated by Thwaites. NY: James Miller, 779 Broadway, no date, 1877-80? xxviii,93 pages. Engraved frontispiece & extra titlepage, many plates, illustrations. 7 x 5", gold & black stamped purple cloth. Cover rubbed, soiled, text bit toned, shaken, G. $25.00

226 (Early American Children's Book) Draper, Rev. B. H. (Bourne Hall). The SUNDAY SCHOOL STORY BOOK. V. Series, No. 472. Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1828. 36 pages. Frontispiece, many small Biblical engravings. 5.5 x 3.5", printed wrapper, engraved panel on front, Stereotyped by L. Johnson, publisher advertisement on back. Lightly rubbed, foxed, VG. Bible stories retold. $25.00

227 (Early American Children's Book) Hooker, Worthington, M.D. The CHILD'S BOOK of NATURE. For the use of families & schools. Intended to aid mothers & teachers in training children in the observation of nature. In three parts. Part III. - AIR, WATER, HEAT, LIGHT, &c. NY: Harper & Brothers, 1857. Copyright 1857. 179 pages. Illustrated. 6.75 x 5", red cloth, gold stamped spine & title on upper board, blind panels on boards. Cover soiled, tips worn, scattered foxing, soiling, VG. Barometer, air-pump, pop-guns, balloons, bubbles, snow, ice, steam, color, electricity, magnetism, &c. $25.00

228 (Early American Children's Book) McGuffey, William H. McGUFFEY'S Newly Revised ECLECTIC FOURTH READER: containing Elegant Extracts in Prose & Poetry, with Rules for Reading, & Exercises in Articulation, Defining, &c. Revised & improved. Revised stereotype edition. Eclectic Educational Series. NY: Clark, Austin & Smith; Cincinnati: W.B. Smith & Co, copyright 1853. 332 pages. 7.25 x 4.5", leather spine, cloth boards. Large spine top chip, cover worn, spotted, endsheets torn, few owner marks, G. Bookseller blindstamp on blank. $15.00

229 (Early American Children's Book) Scudder, Rev. J. (John), 1793-1855, Missionary at Madras. LETTERS to SABBATH-SCHOOL CHILDREN on the Condition of the Heathen. Written for the American Sunday-school Union, & revised by the Committee of Publication. Philadelphia: American Sunday-school Union, copyright 1843. 54 pages. Plate - 'Car of Juggernaut', engravings - Juggernaut, crocodile, men swinging from hooks during festival of Siva, vignettes of Bible, praying child, &c. 5.75 x 3.75", printed wrapper, fancy engraved panel on upper wrap, publisher advertisement on lower. Wrap lightly creased, soiled, few bent corners, spine chip, G. 'Presented to J.M. Williams, J. Scudder' with first name translated into Sanskrit in pencil on upper blank, 'The Lord be with you' in English & Sanskrit on lower blank. Generously biased presentation of the '330 million gods' of the Hindoos of India in all their shapes & cruelties. $75.00

230 (Early American Children's Book) Willetts, Jacob, 1785-1860. The SCHOLAR'S ARITHMETIC, Designed for the Use of Schools, in the United States. Poughkeepsie: Paraclete Potter, P. & S. Potter, Printers, 1816. Copyright 1816. vii,203 pages, 1p Errata. 7 x 4.25", sheep, gold lines across spine. Boards bit cupped, light damping, some bent corners, rubbed, few owner marks, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 39827. $35.00 231 (Economics) Sumner, William Graham, 1840-1910, Yale College. PROTECTIONSIM: The -ism Which Teaches that Waste Makes Wealth. NY: Henry Holt & Company, 1885. Copyright 1885. x,172 pages. 6.5 x 4.5", gold lettered terra cotta cloth. Owner rubberstamp, VG. Pioneer sociologist, proto-libertarian, staunch advocate of free-trade. $15.00

232 (Education) DuBois, Rachel Davis, Ed.D.; Eduard C. Lindeman, Foreword. BUILD TOGETHER AMERICANS: Adventures in Intercultural Education for the Secondary School. NY & Philadelphia: Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, copyright, 1945. xvii,270 pages. Bibliography. 7.5 x 5", cloth, no dj. VG/none. 'August Meier, July, '47' on pastedown - African-American history scholar. $10.00

233 (Education) Parker, Francis W.; Reported by Lelia E. Patridge. NOTES of TALKS on TEACHING, at the Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute, July 17 to August 19, 1882. NY & Chicago: E.L. Kellogg & Co, 1883. Copyright, 1883. 182 pages, publisher advertisements. Frontispiece portrait. 7 x 5.25", gold lettered blue cloth. VG. Reading, spelling, writing, composition, arithmetic, geography, history, exams, school government, moral training. $20.00

234 (Education) Potter, Alonzo, New-York, Part I & George Emerson, Massachusetts, Part II. The SCHOOL and the SCHOOLMASTER. A Manual for the Use of Teachers, Employers, Trustees, Inspectors, of Common Schools. In two parts. N-Y: Harper & Brothers, 1846. Copyright 1842. 552 pages. Frontispieces of schoolhouses, perspective (Anderson Sc), groundplan, 2 floorplans, fireplace, ventilation, desk & chair, blackboard, perspective & overhead engravings of octagonal schoolhouse by Town & Davis, Architects. 8 x 5", black leather spine, cloth boards. Cover rubbed, bit wormed, soiled, text foxed, few corners creased, endsheets spotted, G. American need for education, common schools, teacher qualities, exercise, diet, advantages of teacher's life, influence, natural science, law, astronomy, music, reason, imagination, drawing, arithmetic, government, &c. $25.00

235 (Engineeering) Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc, Buffalo, New York. LABORATORY LETTERS. Fourth revised edition. Copyright 1949. 138 pages. Many halftone plates, Kelloggs, office, laboratories, oil plants, processing plants. 8 x 5", gold stamped blue leather, edges gilt. Cover scuffed, VG. Century in linseed oil industry, fats & oils, industrial acids, detergents, varnish, grinding oils, castor oil, edible oils, flour, meal. $20.00

236 (Engineering) Clarke, Hewson & John Dougall. The CABINET of ARTS, or General Instructor in Arts, Science, Trade, Practical Machinery, the Means of Preserving Human Life, & Politcal Economy, embracing A Variety of Important Subjects. London: T. Kinnersley, 1817. 859 pages. 11 plates, 1 folding. 8.5 x 5.5", leather. Spine rebound with buckram, boards worn, hinges repaired, upper pulled, foxed, rubbed, fair. Optics, electricity, chemistry, agriculture, architecture, painting, engraving, printing, Galvanism, dyeing, varnish, cements, tanning, Japanning, gilding, silvering, casting, calico printing, ink, pyrotechny, balloons, brewing, distilling, farriery. $75.00

237 (Engineering) Columbia Steel Company, San Francisco, California, Subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation, General Contractor for Entire Superstructure. SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE, June 1, 1935. (Souvenir booklet). (20) pages. Color illustration of steelmaking, aerial photos & drawings of construction, approaches, towers, catwalks, cables. 12 x 9", printed wrapper. Soiled, wrinkled, inner sheet pulled from staple, G. $25.00

238 (Engineering) Dibner, Bern. The ATLANTIC CABLE. Burndy Library Publication No. 16. Norwalk: Burndy Library, 1959. 96 pages. Illustrated, folding map. 10.5 x 8'', printed stiff paper. Cover lightly rubbed, soiled, bookplate, owner name, VG. Bookplate Martin Torodash. $10.00 239 (Engineering) Donald Wilhelm, United States Steel Corporation, New York, Bureau of Safety, Sanitation & Welfare, C.L. Close, Manager. The STORY of STEEL. Bulletin No. 6. Third edition. June, 1921. 61 pages. Many small halftones of mining, shipping, smelting, steelmaking from motion picture films shown at Panama-Pacific International Exposition, worker towns, homes, gardens, recreational facilities & activities, schools, hospitals, medical care, parade float, company exhibits, medals, certificates. 10.75 x 8.25", embossed wrapper. Edge lightly damped, else VG. $25.00

240 (Engineering) Fairbairn, William. IRON: its History, Properties, & Processes of Manufacture. Third edition, revised & enlarged. Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black, 1869. xviii,338 pages, 24pp publisher advertisement. 84 engravings, 3 on folding plates, 2 double-page tables. 9 x 5.75", cloth. Cloth torn along spine, cover edges frayed, upper board damped, hinge loose, text G. $35.00

241 (Engineering) Gillespie, W.M., Union College. A MANUAL of the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of ROAD-MAKING: comprising the Location, Construction, & Improvement of Roads, (Common, Macadam, Paved, Plank, &c) & Rail-roads. Fourth edition, with additions. NY: A.S. Barnes & Co, 1851. 372 pages, 8pp publisher advertisements. 155 illustrations & diagrams. 8.5 x 5.5", blind stamped, gold lettered black cloth. Tips frayed, cloth soiled, text toned, G. Owner name, 'John O'Brien'. $35.00

242 (Engineering) John C. Palfrey, Boston, Massachusetts. FRIZELL'S PATENT AIR-COMPRESSOR. Description of Model exhibited at the Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association in Boston, Sept.-Oct., 1878. No imprint. 12 pages. 4 illustrations. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Creased, few stains, wrap detached, G. $25.00

243 (Engineering) Joseph Henry, Secretary, Smithsonian Institution. ANNUAL REPORT of the BOARD of REGENTS of the SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, showing the Operations, Expenditures, & Condition of the Institution for the Year 1857. House of Representatives, 35th Congress, 1st Session, Doc. No. 135. Washington: James B. Steedman, Printer, 1858. 438 pages. Small engravings. 9 x 6", blind stamped black cloth, gold title. Tips frayed, text VG. Henry's Report, Communication Relative to Publication by Prof. Morse, Statement in Relation to History of Electro- Magnetic Telegraph, Deposition in Morse v O'Reilly; Joseph Le Conte, Lectures on Coal; Stephen Alexander, College of New Jersey, Vastness of Visible Creation; A. Fendler, Meteorology; Thomas M. Logan, Climate of Sacramento, California; Chester Dewey, Stillman Masterman, Weld, Maine; John Muller, Progress in Physics. $25.00

244 (Engineering) Lee, Thomas J. TABLES and FORMULAE USEFUL in SURVEYING, GEODESY, and PRACTICAL ASTRONOMY, including Elements for the Projection of Maps, & Instructions for Field Magnetic Observation. Third edition, revised & enlarged. United States Army Corps of Engineers, Professional Papers No. 12. Washington: GPO, 1873. ix,310 pages, errata slip. 9 x 6", gold stamped brown cloth. Cover bit worn, upper hinge loose, text toned, owner name, VG. 'R.A. Hale, Lawrence, Mass, Sept, 1866 from B.F. Butler' on blank. $25.00

245 (Engineering) Lesser, Milton A. MODERN CHEMICAL SPECIALTIES. NY: Mac Nair-Dorland Company, 1950. 514 pages. Halftones of production processes. Formulae, bibliographies. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Owner name, VG/none. Compilation of articles from Soap & Sanitary Chemicals on dishwashing, abrasive, waterless, industrial hand cleaners, liquid, medicated, dog soaps, carpet, upholstery, dairy cleaners, polishing cloths, paint, brush, wallpaper cleaners, polishes, floor soaps, wax, oils, sealers, laundry bluing, starch, bleach, mildew preventives, leather cleaners, polishes, washroom supplies, paint remover, water softeners, deodorizers, &c. $15.00

246 (Engineering) National Tube Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. "SHELBY" SEAMLESS STEEL TUBES & Their Making. Copyright 1920. 71 pages. Views of factory, steel tube & cylinder production, testing. 11 x 8.5", embossed stiff paper. Edge lightly damped, VG. $35.00 247 (Engineering) National Tube Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. "NATIONAL" MODERN WELDED PIPE from Iron Ore to Finished Product. Copyright 1921. 86 pages. Birdseye view of McKeesport works, photos & drawings of pipe production, testing. 11 x 8.5", color printed stiff paper. Edge lightly damped, bit rubbed, VG. $35.00

248 (Engineering) Sparrow, W.J. Knight of the White Eagle, Sir BENJAMIN THOMPSON, COUNT RUMFORD of WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS. NY: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1965. 302 pages. Illustrated. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth, dj. Cloth bit spotted, VG/VG. Benjamin Thompson, 1753-1814, loyalist, physicist, experimented with gunpowder, heat, light, invented stove, coffee-pot, organized Bavarian army, established workhouses for poor. $10.00

249 (Engineering) Taylor Instrument Companies, Rochester, New York. TYCOS TABLES: General Data Concerning & for use with Temperature Indicating, Recording & Controlling Instruments; Hydrometers & Metereological Instruments. September, 1918. 175 pages. Illustrations of thermometers, recording thermometers, pressure gauges, hygrodeik, hygrometers, hydrometers, mine flash & fire testers, regulators, pyrometers, barometers, &c. 6 x 4", cloth. Company plate & business card with signed presentation pasted-in. Cover bit soiled, VG. $20.00

250 (Engineering) United States Commissioners of Boston Harbor, Major-General Richard Delafield, Rear-Admiral C.H.Davis & Alexander D. Bache, Superintendent U.S. Coast Survey, Chairman. TENTH REPORT of the UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS of BOSTON HARBOR. City Document. - No. 50. 1866. Boston: J.E. Farwell & Company, 1866. 127 pages. 2 folding tables, 4 folding charts. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Wrap detached, split, chipped, corners bent, text G. Final report for 6-year study of deterioration of condition of Boston harbor. $50.00

251 (Engineering) Utica Steam Engine Company, Utica, New York. The ENGINEERS' and MECHANICS' HAND-BOOK. A Manual of Useful Memoranda for Daily Use, containing Tables of Weights & Measures, Strength & Weights of Materials, Distance, Power, & Animal Strength, Rules for Arithmetic, Measurement & Mechanics, together with much valuable information as regards Heat, Fuel & Steam, Friction, Wheel Gearing & Mechanical Powers, Steam & Water Power, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Wood Working, & Other Machinery. A Book of Reference for Engineers & Mechanics, Planters, Millers, & Manufacturers. 1872. Curtiss & Childs, Printers, Utica. 32 pages. Engravings of 2 engines, saw mill. 7 x 5", printed wrapper with 1873 Calendar on back. Corner nibbled affecting few characters, lightly creased, wrap bit soiled, foxed, G. $35.00

252 (Etiquette) Chandler, Mary G. The ELEMENTS of CHARACTER. Third edition. Boston: Crosby, Nichols, & Company, 1855. 234 pages, 6pp publisher advertisement. 7.25 x 4.5", black cloth. Later cloth over boards, library spine label & bookplate, signature sprung, lightly foxed, fair. Thought, imagination, affection, life, conversation, manners, companionship. $20.00

253 (Etiquette) Hill, Thomas E. HILL'S MANUAL of SOCIAL and BUSINESS FORMS: A Guide to Correct Writing Showing How to Express Written Thought Plainly, Rapidly, Elegantly & Correctly. Embracing Instruction & Examples in Penmanship, Spelling, Capital Letters, Punctuation, Composition, Writing for the Press, Proof Reading, Epistolary Correspondence, Notes on Invitation, Cards, Commercial Forms, Legal Business Forms, Family Records, Synonyms, Short-Hand Writing, Duties of Secretaries, Parliamentary Rules, Sign-Writing, Epitaphs, Laws of Etiquette, Book-Keeping, Tables of Reference, Poetry, &c. 19th edition. Chicago: Moses Warren & Co, 1879. 345 pages, 3pp solicitation for agents, commendations. Engraved frontispiece portrait, 10 plates of penmanship & flourishing, illustrations of letters, invitations, cards, checks, postures, social situations, typefaces, &c. 11 x 8.5'', black & gold stamped brown cloth, edges gilt. Spine tips frayed, cloth bit soiled, rubbed, light frontis dampstain, else text clean, tight, VG. How to set table, etiquette of parties, travel, toilet, constitutions, meetings, toasts, books, signs, &c. $50.00 254 (Family Values) Martin, Edward Sanford; illustrated by Sarah S. Stilwell. The LUXURY of CHILREN & Some Other Luxuries. NY & London: Harper & Brothers, 1905. Published October, 1904. 214 pages. 8 plates in black & 1 color, color page decorations. 9 x 6", blue cloth spine, printed label, color printed paper boards. Edges worn, cover rubbed, soiled, text trifle loose, clean, VG. Edward S. Martin, Harvard Lampoon founder, first editor of Life magazine, muses at length on benefits of children for parents in materialistic & indulgent society. $15.00

255 (Family Values) Stall, Sylvanus, D.D. WITH the CHILDREN on SUNDAYS: Through Eye-Gate & Ear-Gate into the City of Child Soul. Philadelphia: Uplift Publishing Company, copyright 1911. 330 pages, 4pp testimonials. Frontispiece portrait, 8 color plates by T.M. Burd, many drawings. 9 x 7", black lettered green cloth, color panel on upper board. Tips frayed, cover rubbed, soiled, text VG. Aid to parents to make Sunday 'brightest, happiest & best day . . . the sweetest, tendersest & most sacred recollections of childhood'. Playing church, object lessons, nuts, bank, anchor, pocket rule, magnet, traps, bread, rope, watch, pearls, lantern, candle, chain, sowing, reaping, frogs, balance, camera, phonograph, aquarium, &c. $25.00

256 (Fiction) [Keenan, Henry Francis]. The MONEY-MAKERS. A Social Parable. NY: D. Appleton & Company, 1885. 337 pages, 2pp publisher advertisement. 7 x 4.75", gold & red stamped pictorial green cloth. Cover little soiled, rubbed, few owner rubberstamps, signature, text clean, tight, VG. Wright, American Fiction 3060. Novel of greed & money & monopolies & inheritance, &c. $25.00

257 (Fiction) [Winsor, Henry]. PEBBLEBROOK, and the HARDING FAMILY. Boston: Benjamin H. Greene, 1839; Reprinted by William D. Winsor, 1890. vii,194 pages. 8 x 5.25", black cloth, gold title on upper board. VG. Fictional tale of invalid whose doctor prescribes getting out of the house & visiting relatives. Much on Wayland's Moral Science, Patrick Henry, Fourth of July, &c. $25.00

258 (Fiction) Edwards, C.R. (Charles). A STORY of NIAGARA. To which are appended Reminiscences of a Custom House Officer. Buffalo: Breed, Lent & Co, 1870. Copyright 1870. 335 pages. 7.5 x 5", blind & gold stamped purple cloth. Edges frayed, cover worn, soiled, lower hinge cracked & endsheet gone, upper hinge loose, text trifle soiled, fair. Wright, American Fiction 837. Historical introduction, novel of personalities, politics, smuggling Canadian whiskey into Niagara, swindlers, observations on gambits of getting through customs. Contemporary gift presentation. $15.00

259 (Fiction) Leonard, Mary Hall, 1847-1921. A DISCOVERED COUNTRY. Cincinnati: Editor Publishing Co, 1900. Copyrighted 1900. 167 pages. 7 x 4.5", gold lettered red cloth. Cover trifle rubbed, soiled, text clean, tight, VG. Wright, American Fiction 3278. Christine Carolan's family runs boarding house in post-war (Charleston), South Carolina catering to vacationing Yankees, conflicted between dedication to Confederate ancestors, love for Philip McElroy, whose family fought for South, but has embraced Union, conversion experience later, they marry, she sings 'My Country Tis of Thee'. $75.00

260 (Fiction) Richards, Laura E. MARGARET MONTFORT. Illustrated by Etheldred B. Barry. Boston: Dana Estes & Company, copyright 1898. 282 pages. 7 x 5", black, green & white pictorial stamped yellow cloth. Cover trifle soiled, neat owner signature, VG. Raised by kind but busy uncle, Margaret comes of age after few younger boarders arrive. $15.00

261 (Fiction) Richards, Laura E. MRS. TREE. Boston: Dana Estes & Company, published June 1902. 282 pages. 4 plates by Frank T. Merrill. 6.5 x 4.25", gold & blue stamped cloth spine & paper boards, top edge gilt, signed 'J.W.R.' (Julia Ward Richards). Cover trifle rubbed, soiled, slightly shaken, VG. $15.00 262 (Fiction) Sienkiewicz, Henryk; translated from Polish by Jeremiah Curtin. LET US FOLLOW HIM. Boston: Little, Brown & Company, 1897. 91 pages. Frontispiece. 6.25 x 4", gold stamped green cloth, top edge gilt, dj. Dj chipped, small stain, cover fine, text clean, tight, 1898 gift presentation, VG/G. Religious fiction set in time of Christ. $20.00

263 (Fiction) Trowbridge, J.T. (John Townsend), 1827-1916. A START in LIFE: A Story of the Genesee Country. Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co, copyright 1888. 163 pages, 12pp illustrated publisher advertisements. 8 plates. 6.5 x 5", black stamped brown cloth, printed dj with list of Trowbridge books on back. Dj edge wear, cover, text clean, tight, VG/VG. $25.00

264 (Fiction) Wilbur, Mrs. R.M. MRS. MARSHALL'S EXPERIMENT. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, copyright 1893. 252 pages. Engraved frontispiece & 3 plates, 1 signed 'Snyder', extra titlepage in red & blue. 7 x 5", gold & blind stamped terra-cotta cloth, lavender endsheets. Edges frayed, cover worn, soiled, upper hinge broken, lower pulled, text bit foxed, toned, few creased corners, G. Juvenile fiction, mentions Turtleback island, Rockland, Cove, (Maine?), Mrs. Marshall a teacher whose students include children of lighthouse keeper, Maida, brought from Burma by missionaries, Boys of '61 bought as Christmas present. $25.00

265 (Florida) Bronson Graded School, Bronson, Florida. FIRST ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of BRONSON GRADED SCHOOL, BRONSON, FLORIDA, May 10-11, 1892. Programme. Da Costa Printing House, Jacksonville. (4) pages. Declarations & Recitations of 7th Grade, Board of Education. 6.75 x 4.25", colored embossed folded card with shaped edges. Trifle soiled, VG. $25.00

266 (Forestry) Curran, H.M.; George B. Sudworth, Introduction. The FORESTS of CECIL COUNTY. Maryland Geological Survey. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, June, 1902. Pages (295)-314. 7 plates (charcoal camp, kiln, burning, map), 2 figures. 10 x 7", printed wrapper. Wrap scuffed, VG. $15.00

267 (Furniture) B. Peyrat & Cie, Pont-des-Demoiselles, Toulouse, France. MEUBLES & BRONZES d'ART. (Furniture catalog). Imprimerie B. Sirven, Toulouse, no date, ca 1900? (46) pages. Halftones of reproductions of clocks, toilets, chests, desks, beds, wardrobes, tables, case, credenza, console from Louvre, Versaille, Fontainbleau, National Collection. 8.25 x 10.5", cloth spine, silver stamped maroon paper boards. Cover bit worn, text VG. $75.00

268 (Furniture) Simmons Company, Kenosha, Wisconsin; San Francisco, California. A MESSAGE to SIMMONS DEALERS. Rogers & Company, Chicago & NY, no date, ca 1920? (16) pages. Many illustrations of furnished steel & brass beds, cribs, springs, cots, divans, facsimiles of letterheads. 14 x 11.75", stapled booklet. Creased, last page bit stained, soiled, rubbed, few edge nicks, G. Talks up increased profits by selling intrinsic value of product & customer satisfaction over cut price, advantage for dealers of market created by national advertising. $35.00

269 (Genealogy) Endicott, C.M. [Charles Moses], 1793-1863, William S. Peabody & B. Frank Pabodie. A GENEALOGY of the PEABODY FAMILY. Revised & corrected by William S. Peabody, of Boston. With a Partial Record of the Rhode Island Branch, by B. Frank Pabodie, of Providence. Boston: David Clapp & Son, 1867. (61) pages. Peabody Arms in color, engravings of pine tree shilling & halbard. 9.5 x 5.75", printed wrapper with coat of arms. Edges damped, wrap chipped, splitting, soiled, text G. $25.00

270 (Genealogy) Field, Emilia R. compiler & editor. RECORD of the LIFE of DAVID DUDLEY FIELD: His Ancestors & Descendants. Denver: 1931. 500 copies, Yale University Press. 181 pages, many updates inserted. Many illustrations. 9.5 x 6.5", cloth spine, paper boards, no dj. Library marks, cover bit rubbed, else VG/none. David Dudley Field, 1781-1867, born East Haddam (Madison), Connecticut, Yale, 1802, Congregational minister, Haddam, CT & Stockbridge, Massachusetts, author of history of Pittsfield. $35.00 271 (Genealogy) Solley, George Willis. THOMAS SOLLEY and His DESCENDANTS: The Story of a Hunt for an Ancestor. Edward Jucket Morgan, 1911. Sentinel Printing Company, Fitchburg, MA. 205 pages. Many plates, Solleys, Morgans, homes, Bridgeport, South Britain, Connecticut. 8.5 x 6", blue cloth. Cover rubbed, pencil notes on endsheets, G. Signed presentation plate from author & publisher. $35.00

272 (Gift Book) Allen, Elizabeth Akers. ROCK ME to SLEEP, MOTHER. Boston: Estes & Lauriat, 1884. Copyright, 1882. (20) leaves printed fronts only. Frontispiece & illustrations by S.G. McCutcheon, F.S. Church, E.H. Garrett, Jessie Curtis Shepherd, W.L. Taylor, Francis Miller, under the supervision of George T. Andrew. 8 x 6.5", chromolithograph stiff paper by Armstrong & Co with white silk fringe around edges, white string tie, edges gilt, dustjacket with gold title on front. Dustjacket soiled, chipped, splitting, string retied, else VG. $50.00

273 (Gift Book) Beecher, Henry Ward. WORDS by the WAY. Illustrated by C.A.W. No imprint. (Boston?: Louis Prang & Company?, ca 1890?). 10 stiff leaves printed fronts only with fancy text & floral backgrounds. 6 x 5", gold printed white wrapper, scalloped edges, white string with tassel through 3 holes. Wrap faintly soiled, else VG. $15.00

274 (Gift Book) Harlow, Lurabel. The OLD FARM GATE. Illustrated by Louis K. Harlow. Boston: L. Prang & Co, no date, ca 1891. 14 (of 15) cards diecut to shape of gate. Chromolithograph title & 6 color farm scenes with flower alternate with tinted images of gate with 4 lines of verse. 6.75 x 9", string tie through 3 holes. Few chips, extremities soiled, bit rubbed, lacking preliminary diecut gate, else G. $35.00

275 (Gift Book) Sears, Edmund Hamilton. "THAT GLORIOUS SONG of OLD". Illustrated by Alfred Fredericks, engraved under the supervision of George T. Andrew. Boston: Lee & Shepard, copyright 1882. (20) leaves, printed fronts only. Extra illustrated title & 14 illustrations with lyrics to 'It Came Upon a Midnight Clear'. 7.5 x 6.5", chromolithograph stiff paper with white silk fringe around edges, white string with tassels, edges gilt, dustjacket with gold title on front. Dustjacket soiled, chipped, rubbed, else VG. Brief biography of Sears, born Sandisfield, Massachusetts, 1810, Union College, 1834, Harvard Divinity School, 1837, liberal Unitarian preacher in Wayland, Lancaster, Weston, wrote 'It Came Upon a Midnight Clear' 1849, died 1876. $50.00

276 (Gift Book) Strong, Helen P., arranged. CHOICES for EVERY DAY in the MONTH. New York: American Tract Society, 1886. (63) pages. Chromolithograph leaves with decoration & Bible quote about choice alternate with leaves of verse by Whittier, Havergal, MacDonald, &c. 3.5 x 5.5", chromolithograph wrapper, string tie. Upper wrap detached, short tear, few nicks, text VG. $20.00

277 (Harvard University) [Samuel Green?]. FACTS and DOCUMENTS in RELATION to HARVARD COLLEGE. By Hollis, & others. Boston: T.R. Marvin, Printer, 1829. 96 pages. 7 x 4.25", disbound. Removed, loose, library accession number, G. American Imprints 39016. 'Can I place my son, during four of the most valuable years of his life for the establishment of principles & character, at Cambridge College?' 'It is confidently hoped that the triple chains of Unitarianism, Universalism, & Infidelity under which the college of our Fathers is now oppressed, & sends up her sighs & groans to heaven, will not be of long endurance.' 'People of Massachusetts, where is your far-famed, unyielding resistance of aggression, your unbending determination to vindicate your sacred rights?' $20.00

278 (Harvard University) Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts. A CATALOGUE of the OFFICERS and STUDENTS of HARVARD COLLEGE, for the Academical Year 1851-52. First Term. Second edition. Cambridge: John Bartlett, Book-seller to the University, 1851. 89 pages. 7.5 x 4.5", printed blue wrapper. Cover rubbed, soiled, VG. Divinity, Law & Medical Schools, Lawrence Scientific School, Course of Instruction, Examinations, Expenses, Prizes. $25.00 279 (Harvard University) Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts. A CATALOGUE of the OFFICERS and STUDENTS of HARVARD COLLEGE, for the Academical Year 1855-56. First Term. Cambridge: John Bartlett, Bookseller to the University, 1855. 94 pages. 7.5 x 4.75", printed blue wrapper. Spine chipped, cover bit rubbed, soiled, VG. Divinity, Law & Medical Schools, Lawrence Scientific School, Course of Instruction, Examinations, Expenses, Assistance, Prizes, Astronomical Observatory. $25.00

280 (Harvard University) Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. ORDER of PERFORMANCES for EXHIBITION, Tuesday, May 6, 1845. Cambridge: Metcalf & Company, 1845. 3 pages. Folded sheet, 9 x 6". Bit creased, foxed, VG. George Frisbie Hoar et al. $15.00

281 (Harvard University) Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. ORDER of PERFORMANCES for EXHIBITION, Tuesday, October 15, 1833. Cambridge: Charles Folsom, 1833. 3 pages. Folded sheet, 9 x 6". Creased, soiled, G. Richard Henry Dana et al. $15.00

282 (Harvard University) Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. ORDER of PERFORMANCES for EXHIBITION, Tuesday, May 1, 1838. Cambridge: Folsom, Wells, & Thurston, 1838. 4 pages. Folded sheet, 9 x 6". Lightly foxed, faintly creased, VG. $15.00

283 (Harvard University) Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. ORDER of PERFORMANCES for EXHIBITION, Wednesday, July 17, 1839. Cambridge: Folsom, Wells, & Thurston, 1839. 3 pages. Folded sheet, 9 x 6". VG. $15.00

284 (Harvard University) Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. ORDER of PERFORMANCES for EXHIBITION, Tuesday, October 17, 1843. Cambridge: Metcalf, Keith, & Nichols, 1843. 3 pages. Folded sheet, 9 x 6". VG. Benjamin Apthorp Gould, Francis Parkman et al. $15.00

285 (Harvard University) Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. ORDER of PERFORMANCES for EXHIBITION, Wednesday, July 10, 1844. Cambridge: Metcalf & Company, 1844. 3 pages. Folded sheet, 9 x 6". Trifle toned, creased, VG. George Emerson et al. $15.00

286 (Horticulture) The Conard-Pyle Company, Star Rose Growers, West Grove, Pennsylvania. STAR ROSES. Spring 1942. (Catalog). (32) pages, order sheet, envelope inserted. Color illustrations of roses, perennials. 9.75 x 6.5", stapled booklet, printed mailer with address, stamp. VG. $15.00

287 (Humor) The Funniest Book in the World: FUN DOCTOR. First Series. LAUGH CURE. Fun is better than physic & more pleasant to take. Philadelphia: David McKay, no date, ca 1905. 115 pages, publisher advertisements. 7.5 x 5", black & red stamped green cloth, no dj. Cover lightly soiled, few owner names, VG/none. Fun about babies, twins, sayings of children, bad boys, love, kissing. $10.00

288 (Humor) The PUN BOOK. Collected, edited & arranged from the notes of a learned pundit. NY: T.J. Carey & Co, copyright 1903. 125 pages. 6.25 x 3.75", silver stamped green cloth. Cover bit rubbed, text trifle soiled, owner name, VG. $15.00 289 (Humor) "Cymon". [Frederick Thomas Somerby?]. HITS and DASHES: or, A Medley of Sketches & Scraps, Touching People & Things. Whilom published in divers news-prints of the day. Boston: Redding & Co, 1852. Bazin & Chandler, Printers. 152 pages. 7.5 x 4.75", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, rubbed, few edge chips, corners bent, VG. Wright, American Fiction 2283. Humorous anecdotes, much local color, Witchtrot, Quamphegan, Berwick, Tacnic, Lebanon, Sanford Corner, Maine, Dogtown, Plum Island, Byfield, Newburyport, Dover, Salmon Falls, Moose Mountain, New Hampshire, dialect, parsons, parsimony, cider & other beverages, witchcraft, superstition, spiritualism, Negroes, &c. $25.00

290 (Humor) [Biglow, William, 1773-1844]. COMMENCEMENT, A Poem: or Rather Commencement of a Poem. Recited before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, in their Dining Hall, in Cambridge, Aug. 29, 1811. By a brother. With: RE-RE-COMMENCEMENT: A Kind of Poem: Calculated to be recited before an "Assemblage" of New-England Divines, of all the various Denominations; but which never was so recited, & in all human probability never will be. By a friend of every body & every soul. Salem: Printed by Thomas C. Cushing, 1811 & 1812. 8 + 8 pages. 8.5 x 5", later wrapper with manuscript title. VG. Shaw & Shoemaker 22394 & 24872; Wegelin, American Poetry 863 & 865. Harvard, 1794. 'All hail Commencement! when all colours join, To gamble, riot, quarrel & purloin; When Afric's sooty sons, a race forlorn, Play, swear & fight, like Christians freely born . . . ' $75.00

291 (Humor) BURGESS, Gelett. HAVE YOU an EDUCATED HEART? NY: Boni & Liveright, copyright 1923. 58 pages. 7.25 x 4.5", cloth spine, red & black printed paper boards, printed label, dj. Dj lightly worn, VG/G. $25.00

292 (Humor) BUTLER, Ellis Parker. MANY HAPPY RETURNS of the DAY. Boston & NY: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1925. Copyright 1925. 50 pages. 7 x 4", red cloth spine, red & black printed paper boards, dj. Large area torn from dj, upper board spotted, text clean, tight, VG/rough. Musings on meaning of birthdays & gifts, life expectancy, exhortation to self-gift '365 new & unused days' ahead. $15.00

293 (Humor) Celebrities Publishing Company, Editors & Helen Morgan. NOW I'LL TELL ONE: Eddie Cantor, Guy Lombardo, Maurice Chevalier, Helen Hayes, Lou Holtz, Ed Wynn, Fifi D'Orsay, Leslie Howard, Tony Wons, Bing Crosby, Marie Dressler, Bert Lytell, Clarence Chamberlin, Lilyan Tashman, Ben Lyon, Jimmy Durante, Edmund Lowe, Lowell Thomas, Rudy Valee, Sophie Tucker, Beatrice Lillie, Bebe Daniels, James J. Corbett, Claudette Colbert, Plus 25 other Celebrities. The Longacre Press, no date, ca 1940? 106 pages. Portraits of contributors. 8 x 5", printed paper boards, Carroll Mayne, artwork. Embossed gold round Actors Memorial Fund sticker on copyright page. Spine tip chipped, cover rubbed, soiled, bit shaken, toned, owner rubberstamp, G. Gathering of favorite gags published to raise money for Actors Memorial Fund. $25.00

294 (Humor) Ethel Watts Mumford, Oliver Herford, Addison Mizner. The Entirely New CYNIC'S CALENDAR of Revised Wisdom. 1905. San Francisco: Paul Elder & Company, copyright 1904. (125) pages. Comic drawings in black & red, weekly pages with witty saying ('The wages of Gin is Debt', 'You never miss the water while the champagne runs dry'), red page decorations, facing blank Memoranda page. 5.75 x 4", coarse striped cloth, black & red printed label. Upper board warped, label tanned, text VG. $10.00

295 (Humor) Smith, Mitchell. The ART of CARICATURING: A Series of Lessons Covering All Branches of the Art of Caricaturing. Chicago: Frederick J. Drake & Co, copyrighted 1937. 89 pages, few advertisements. 19 plates, many drawings. 10 x 7", cloth, dj. Dj chipped, soiled, VG/G. $15.00

296 (Hungary) Tefft, Rev. B.F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1813-1885. HUNGARY and KOSSUTH: or, an American Exposition of the late Hungarian Revolutioin. Third edition. Philadelphia, New Orleans: John Ball; NY: A.S. Barnes & Co, 1852. Stereotyped by L. Johnson & Co. 378 pages. Engraved frontispiece portrait with tissue. 7.5 x 5", gold & blind stamped blue cloth. Tips worn, cloth bit soiled, foxed, bit shaken, G. Lajos Kossuth, 1802-94. $15.00 297 (Illinois) Lincoln University, Lincoln, Illinois. TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL CATALOGUE of LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Lincoln, Illinois, for the Year 1889-90. Alton, Illinois: Sentinel Democrat Printing House & Bindery, 1890. 43 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Lightly creased, few marks in text, VG. Faculty, calendar, students, departments, admission, preparatory school, expenses, physical culture, Conservatory of Musc, Business College, Drawing & Painting, alumni. $15.00

298 (Italy) Beni, Carlo. GUIA ILLUSTRATA del CASENTINO, sotto gli auspici della sezione Fiorentina del Club Alpino Italiano. Firenze: Tipografia Niccolai, 1881. 209 pages. Folding map, 15 plates, grey paper, 1 folding few double-page, facsimile of music, buildings. 6.25 x 4.25", cloth spine, printed paper boards. Boards soiled, stained, text clean, tight, VG. Valley in Tuscany on the Arno River. $50.00

299 (Japan) Basabe, Fernanco M., with Anzai Shin & Federico Lanzaco. RELIGIOUS ATTITUDES of JAPANESE MEN: A Sociological Survey. A Monumenta Nipponica Monograph. Tokyo: Sophia University & Charles E. Tuttle Company, Tokyo & Rutland, Vermont, 1968. 135 pages. 10.5 x 7", cloth spine, paper boards, dj. Dj edge wear, corner clipped, VG/G. Demonstrated dwindling religious belief & practice in industrial society. $10.00

300 (Law) Hazard, Rowland G. A DISCOURSE delivered before the Rhode-Island Historical Society, on the evening of Tuesday, January 18th, 1848: on the Character & Writings of Chief Justice Durfee. Providence: Charles Burnett, Jr, 1848. B.T. Albro, Prnter. 45 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Foxed, else fine. Job Durfee, born Tiverton, R.I.,, 1790, Brown University, 1813, attorney, US representative, Chief Justice Rhode Island Supreme Court, died 1847. Biography, legal philosophy, writings. $15.00

301 (Law) Impartial. [Egbert Benson, 1746-1833]. CASES and QUERIES Submitted to Every Citizen of the United States, & especially the Members of the Administration & of Both Houses of Congress, as Deserving to be Impartially Considered by Them. N-Y: E. Sargeant, 1809. 24 pages. 8.25 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, extremities soiled, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 17164; Sabin 11323. Benson was founding father, first New York Attorney General, Chief Justice of New York Supreme Court & US Circuit Court, member 1st & 2nd US Congresses, here considers legal aspects of capture & condemnation of US ships bound for Britain & France. $50.00

302 (Law) New Hampshire Constitutional Convention, 1889. The CONSTITUTION of NEW HAMPSHIRE as Amended by the CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION held at Concord on the first Wednesday of January, A.D. 1889, with the Several Questions involving the Amendments Proposed As submitted by the Convention to the Vote of the People. Published by order of the Convention. Manchester: John B. Clarke, Public Printer, 1889. 31 pages. 8 x 5.25", printed wrapper. Owner name, wrap bit scuffed, soiled, VG. $15.00

303 (Law) Smyth, William. The NEW AMERICAN CLERK'S INSTRUCTOR, containing a Variety of Useful Precedents, amongst which are Bonds, Bills, Deeds, Wills, Leases, Releases, Letters of Attorney, Mortgages, Surrenders, Covenants, Letters of License, Conveyances, Petitions, Warrants, Grants, Powers of Attorney, Notes, Receipts, Articles of Agreement, Indentures, & many other Instruments of Writing. To which are added Letters on Various Subjects. Philadelphia: James Sharan, Hall & Pierie, Printers, 1810. 300 pages. 7 x 4", sheep, red spine label, gold title, rolls. Upper hinge cracked, cover worn, text foxed, titlepage owner name obliterated, 2 bookplates J.J. Perling, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 21379. $75.00

304 (Law) Society of Antiquaries of London. A COPY of the ROYAL CHARTER and STATUTES of the SOCIETY of ANTIQUARIES of LONDON; & of Orders & Regulations Established by the Council of the Society. London: T. Bensley, 1800. iv,52 pages. Engraved seal on titlepage. 9.5 x 7", later paper boards. Cover lightly worn, VG. $75.00 305 (Law) State of New Jersey, William H. Corbin, James E. Howell, Henry M. Snyder, Commissioners. REPORT of the COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED to REVISE the GENERAL ACTS of the STATE of NEW JERSEY Relating to CORPORATIONS. January 4, 1895. Jersey City: Jersey City Printing Co's "Rapid" Print, 1896. 58 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap toned, VG. $15.00

306 (Literature) Bryant, William Cullen. A DISCOURSE on the LIFE, CHARACTER and GENIUS of WASHINGTON IRVING, Delivered before the New York Historical Society, at the Academy of Music in New York, on the 3d of April, 1860. NY: G.P. Putnam, 1860. 46 pages, 8pp publisher catalog. 8 x 5.5", green cloth, blind board panels, gold lettering upper board. Bit loose, toned, VG. Bookplate, titlepage signature Marvin Torodash. Bibliography of American Literature 1668. $25.00

307 (Literature) Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321. Translated by Rev. Henry Francis Cary. The VISION: or Hell, Purgatory, & Paradise, of Dante Alighieri. With the life of Dante, chronological view of his age, additional notes & index. Illustrated with twelve engravings, from designs by John Flaxman. From the last corrected London edition. NY: D. Appleton & Co, 1845. 587 pages. Frontispiece portrait after Giotto & 12 engravings with tissues. 7 x 4.5", gold & black stamped red cloth. Spine edges frayed, lightly foxed, G. $20.00

308 (Literature) Hufford, D.A. (David Andrew). The REAL RAMONA of HELEN HUNT JACKSON'S FAMOUS NOVEL. Los Angeles: D.A. Hufford & Co, copyrighted, 1900. 49 pages, rectos only. 8 halftone plates. 7 x 5", printed wrapper, diecut circle exposing illustration. Few wrap edge nicks, small faint stains, else VG. Rocq, California Local History 15462. $25.00

309 (Literature) Hurdis, James, 1763-1801. The VILLAGE CURATE. A Poem. Second American edition. Newburyport: Thomas & Whipple, July 1808, W. & J. Gilman, Printers. 108 pages. 5.75 x 3.5", sheep, single gold fillets across spine. Leather rubbed, dry, short spine split, marginal stain, else VG. 'Sarah Saltonstall' on blank. Shaw & Shoemaker 15283. $20.00

310 (Literature) Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian, 1755-1794. WILLIAM TELL : or, Switzerland delivered, by the Chevalier de Florian; a posthumus work. To which is prefixed, The Life of the Author by Jauffret. Translated from the French, by William B. Hewetson. Concord, N.H.: Luther Roby, 1843. 143 pages. Frontispiece signed 'ND' (Nathaniel Dearborn). 5 x 3", printed blue paper boards. Cover well worn & soiled, hinges loose, small stains, smudges in text, ink owner note endsheet, fair. Written while in prison during French Revolution, where he died soon after. $20.00

311 (Literature) John Updike, Editor. A CENTURY of ARTS & LETTERS: The History of the National Institute of Arts & Letters & the American Academy of Arts & Letters as Told, Decade by Decade, by Eleven Members. NY: Columbia University Press, copyright 1998. First printing. xiii,346 pages. 40 plates, many illustrations. 10 x 7", gold lettered red cloth, 2 applied panels, no dj. VG/none. ISBN 0231102488. Bookplate of Annie Dillard. $25.00

312 (Literature) Martineau, Harriet. The CHARMED SEA. A Tale. Illustrations of Political Economy. No. XIII. Stereotype edition. Boston: Leonard C. Bowles, 1833. 180 pages. 6 x 3.75", red publisher cloth, paper spine label. Tip frayed, cloth bit soiled, text foxed, VG. American Imprints 19921. Novel of Polish exiles in Russia & money as form of exchange. $35.00

313 (Maine) MAINE'S Great Coast Resort: BAR HARBOR and LAFAYETTE NATIONAL PARK. (Viewbook). No date, photo copyright 1919. (26) pages. 20 views of bridge, harbor, surf, village, pool, Sieur de Monts Spring, road, Bar Harbor, Otter Creek, arts building, Eagle Lake, Emery Path, Kebo Valley Golf Club, semi-pro baseball team, athletic field, campers, fish, eagles, toboggan chute, topo map. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap soiled, creased, text VG. $25.00 314 (Maine) Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. CATALOGUE of BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, 1874-5. Lewiston: Printed at Journal Office, 1874. 38 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, wrinkled, short splits, text toned, G. Officers, Faculty, Students, Course, Prizes, Calendar, Theological School, &c. $20.00

315 (Maine) Guy Gannett Newspapers in Maine, editing. MAINE'S BLIZZARD of '52. Mid-February. Pictorial Review. Printed by Kennebec Journal, Augusta. (12) pages. Many photos of cleanup & rescue from Portland Press Herald, Evening Express & Sunday Telegram, Daily Kennebec Journal, Waterville Morning Sentinel. Folded sheets, 22 x 17.5". Creased, bit foxed, short split, G. $35.00

316 (Maine) Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Maine, assembly, editing & printing. MAINE FLOOD DISASTER of Friday, the 13th of March, 1936. Pictorial Review. Gannett Publishing Co. (16) pages. Many photos of flood damage from Portland Flying Service, Press-Herald, Evening Express, Sunday Telegram, Daily Kennebec Journal, Waterville Morning Sentinel. Folded sheets, 22 x 17.5". Outer sheet splitting, bit soiled, corners creased, G. $35.00

317 (Maine) Mills, Hiram Francis. NATURAL RESOURCES and THEIR DEVELOPMENT: Memorial of Hiram F. Mills, Civil Engineer, to the Governor & Council of Maine. Augusta: Stevens & Sayward, Printers to State, 1867. 23 pages. Folding map of US. 9 x 6'', printed wrapper. Lightly soiled, VG. Pioneering engineer at Lowell & Lawrence, argues for immediate development of state's water power. $50.00

318 (Maine) Morgan, Charles S. SHIPBUILDING on the KENNEBUNK: The Closing Chapter. Adapted from an Address to the Society on the occasion of its first public meeting, February 15, 1952. Historical Society of Kennebunkport, Publication No. 1. Kennebunkport, Maine. 40 pages. Illustrated. List of ships. 8 x 5", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

319 (Maine) The Ferry Beach Park Association, Old Orchard, Maine. UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL SUMMER MEETINGS, Twenty-Fifth Anniversary, At Ferry Beach Park (Old Orchard), Maine, from July 30th to August 12th, 1906. Five Years at Ferry Beach, Maine. (Announcement). (16) pages. Portraits of Rev. Q.H. Shinn, Rev. Harry L. Canfield, Rev. Stanford Mitchell, halftones of Ferry Beach House, Weirs groups, grove, tents, campers, beach. 7.75 x 5", stapled booklet. Lightly rubbed, soiled, VG. $25.00

320 (Maine) The Ferry Beach Park Association, Old Orchard, Maine. UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL SUMMER MEETING, The Twentieth Annual Summer Meeting, Will Take Place this Season At Ferry Beach Park, Old Orchard, Maine, August 1-12, 1901. (Announcement). (7) pages. Portraits of Rev. Q.H. Shinn, Rev. H.F. Moulton, halftones of pine grove, beach, river. 9 x 5.5", stapled booklet. Edge chips, soiled, wrinkled, rubbed, fair. First year at Ferry Beach, Maine, after 3 in Saratoga Springs & 16 in Weirs, NH. $25.00

321 (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. TECHNOLOGY: A description of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, its objectives, its staff & facilities, & the work activities of its students, graduate & undergraduate. Cambridge: The Technology Press, 1937. 32 pages. Photos of buildings, campus, President Karl T. Compton, Deans (Vannevar Bush), Freshman Camp, laboratories, classes, housing, sports, prom, high-speed photos of raindrop, hummingbird, equipment, X-ray, computer. 12 x 9", printed wrapper. Trifle rubbed, VG. $20.00 322 (Massachusetts) Allen, Joseph, Pastor. A DISCOURSE, Delivered at Northborough, December 8th, 1818. At the Interment of Winslow Brigham, Jun., Who Died at Quincy, Dec. 5th, Aged 21 Years. Worcester: Printed by Manning & Trumbull .. Oct. 1819. 14 pages. 8.25 x 5.25", disbound. Removed, G. Notes presence of Northborough Grenadiers Military Band. Shaw & Shoemaker 46964. $15.00

323 (Massachusetts) Austin, D.R., Pastor, Congregational Church, Sturbridge, Massachusetts. The HEAVENLY BODIES, the CHRONOMETERS of the EARTH. A New Year's Sermon, Preached at Sturbridge, Mass. January 6th, 1850. West Brookfield: Power Press of O.S. Cooke & Co, 1850. 19 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Bit creased, few marginal tears, wrap foxed, splitting, G. More on time than astronomy. $20.00

324 (Massachusetts) Berkshire Historical & Scientific Society. BOOK of BERKSHIRE. Papers of its Historical & Scientific Society. Number 3. Pittsfield: Sun Printing Company, 1890. 246 pages. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Spine taped, light edge chipping, G. A.M. Smith, Medicine in Berkshire; Rev. Joseph Hooper, Protestant Episcopal Church in Berkshire; Levi Beebe, Samuel Phillips Family; E.W.B. Canning, Stockbridge Indian Mission. Bookplate of Martin Torodash. $20.00

325 (Massachusetts) Board of Metropolitan Park Commissioners, Commonweath of Massachusetts, Olmsted, Olmsted & Eliot, Landscape Architects. REPORT of the BOARD of METROPOLITAN PARK COMMISSIONERS. January, 1897. Public Document No. 48. Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co, 1897. 89 pages. Large folding color map Metropolitan Parks District, 8 photomechanical plates, Blue Hills, Middlesex Fells, Mystic Valley Parkways, Beaver Brook & Blue Hills Reservations, folding diagram of parks & parkways, Charles River sections, plan. 9 x 6", cloth. VG. $35.00

326 (Massachusetts) Cape Cod Camps, Inc, Maj. M.W. Murray, Summer: Monument Beach, Massachusetts. MASHNEE: The Island Camp in Buzzards Bay. (Promotional leaflet). No date, post 1924 - text. (4) pages. Halftones of Bark 'Wanderer', knockabouts, boys diving from float, small map. Folded slip, 7 x 3.75". Trifle soiled, VG. $10.00

327 (Massachusetts) Chapman, Gerard. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL PARISH, Stockbridge, Massachusetts, 1834-1984. The History of a Small Town Church. St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Parish, 1985. v,138 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", paperback. VG. Author signed presentation. Bookplate & signatures of Martin Torodash. ISBN 0961340606. $15.00

328 (Massachusetts) Chapman, Gerard. A HISTORY of The RED LION INN, in STOCKBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETS. Stockbridge: The Red Lion Inn, copyright 1987. 53 pages. Illustrated. 8.5 x 11", paperback. VG. Author signed presentation, signatures of Martin Torodash. $15.00

329 (Massachusetts) Commonwealth of Massachusetts. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT of the BOARD of EDUCATION, together with the Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board. Boston: William White, Printer to the State, 1862. 233 page, xciii, Abstracts of Returns & Index. Engraving of Bridgewater Normal School with 2 floorplans. 9 x 6", black cloth. Spine neatly repaired, corner chewed, patches of cloth gone, text VG. Town school committee reports. $25.00

330 (Massachusetts) Commonwealth of Massachusetts. TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT of the BOARD of EDUCATION, together with the Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board. Boston: Wright & Potter, State Printers, 1865. 215 pages, xciv, Abstracts of Returns & Index. 9 x 6", black cloth. Spine edges chipped, text partly tanned, G. Town school committee reports. Several references to effects of war upon educational system. $25.00 331 (Massachusetts) Cresson, Margaret French, Compiler. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, STOCKBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS: A List of the Memorials & the People Who Made Them. Revised, June, 1960. 28 pages. 9.5 x 6.5", printed wrapper. VG. Bookplate & signatures of Martin Torodash. $10.00

332 (Massachusetts) First Congregational Church, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. MANUAL of the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Stockbridge, Mass., with Historical Sketch, the Confession of Faith, Covenant, Standing Rules, & Catalogue of Members. 1921. Sun Printing, Pittsfield. 47 pages. Halftone of church. 7.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Lightly soiled, extremities foxed, VG. Bookplate & signatures of Martin Torodash. $10.00

333 (Massachusetts) Frederick James Fessenden, Headmaster. The FESSENDEN SCHOOL for Young Boys, Albemarle Road, West Newton, Massachusetts. (Announcement for 1934-5). 30 pages. 8 photos of campus. 10 x 7.5", embossed wrapper. Last leaf removed (application?), wrap soiled, edged worn, corner fainly damped, G. Elementary boarding school; calendar, faculty (3 Fessendens, Williams grads), description, courses, honors (neatness!), pupils, patrons. $15.00

334 (Massachusetts) Gable, John Allen. The GOODNESS THAT DOTH CROWN OUR DAYS: A History of Trinity Parish, Lenox, Massachusetts. In honor of the 200th Anniversary of the Organization of the Parish in 1793. Lenox: Trinity Parish, 1993. Lamb Printing, North Adams. 112 pages. Illustrated. Bibliography. 9 x 6", paperback. VG. Signature of Martin Torodash inside cover. $15.00

335 (Massachusetts) Greenwood, F. W. P. (Francis William Pitt), 1797-1843. A HISTORY of KING'S CHAPEL, in Boston; the First Episcopal Church in New England; comprising Notices of the Introduction of Episcopacy into the Northern Colonies. Boston: Carter, Hendee & Co & Allen & Ticknor, 1833. Printed by I.R. Butts. xii,215 pages. Engraved frontispiece view with tissue, 2 vignettes. 7.25 x 4.5", blue publisher cloth, paper spine label. Cover rubbed, text lightly foxed, VG. Bookplate of Edward S. Rand. American Imprints 19110. Extracts from records, library, inscriptions, lists of ministers, wardens. $25.00

336 (Massachusetts) Henry H. Goodell, Address; Albert Bryant, Ode. MEMORIAL: CAPTAIN WALTER MASON DICKINSON, 17th INFANTRY, U.S. ARMY. Amherst, Massachusetts Agricultural College Alumni Association, 1916. 56 pages. 2 portraits, halftone of plaque in college chapel, facsimile of certificate from William McKinley. 7.5 x 5", printed wrapper. Few corner nicks, VG. Born Amherst, 1856, US Military Academy, 1880, professor Military Science & Tactics, Massachusetts Agricultural College (University of Massachusetts), 1892-96, fatally wounded, El Caney, Cuba, 1898. $15.00

337 (Massachusetts) Hill, Alonzo, 1800-1871, Pastor. A DISCOURSE COMMEMORATIVE of the Hon. THOMAS KINNICUTT, Who died January 22, 1858. Delivered before the Members of the Second Parish in Worcester. Boston: John Wilson & Son, 1858. 28 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Lightly damped, spine chipped, G. 'Miss Mary Messer with the love of J.A. Kinnicutt' on wrap. $15.00

338 (Massachusetts) Hinchliffe, Elizabeth M. Five Pounds Currency, Three Pounds Corn: WELLESLEY'S CENTENNIAL STORY. Town of Wellesley, Massachusetts, 1981. 104 pages. Many illustrations, maps. 11 x 8.5", paperback. VG. $10.00

339 (Massachusetts) Howe, M.A. DeWolfe. BOSTON COMMON: Scenes from Four Centuries. Boston & NY: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1921. 89 pages. 4 plates. 9 x 6", paper boards, dj. Dj rubbed, edges chipped, owner sticker, VG/G. Update of 1910 version. $15.00 340 (Massachusetts) Howland, Henry J. The WORCESTER ALMANAC, DIRECTORY, and BUSINESS ADVERTISER, for 1846. Worcester: H.J. Howland, copyright 1845. (148) pages, including printed cover. Folding map on pale orange paper, many advertisements, some small engravings: artificial limbs, letter-copy press, stove, hats, boots, books & globe, orchard, &c. 6 x 3.5", printed stiff paper. 2 leaves torn with small losses, spine chipped, rubbed, soiled, corners bent, fair. 'Sarah Cox, West Brook' on upper cover, 'Solomon Munroe' on lower, 'D Spencer, Jan 1st 1857' at head of January Memoranda, ink & pencil notes, several hands, neat & coarse, diary ('had a very small school', 'today quite a full attendance', 'coasting all day', 'heard Mr. Brown preach', 'went to Ball', 'took my first music lesson', 'practiced all day', 'washed', 'recited geometry') & recipes (Indian, Rice & Steamed Pudding, Sponge, Lemon, Know Nothing & Connecticut Old Election Cakes, Crullers, Cookies). Text has officers, organizations, schools (College of Holy Cross), services, dressmakers, laundresses, nurses, tailoresses. $50.00

341 (Massachusetts) Lenox Shakespeare Club, Lenox, Massachusetts. LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS: BICENTENNIAL: 1767-1967: Historical Souvenir & Official Program. 42 pages. Many before & after views of town buildings. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Library marks, scuffed, G. $10.00

342 (Massachusetts) Lowell Sabbath School Union, Lowell, Massachusetts. TENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the LOWELL SABBATH SCHOOL UNION. Presented July 4, 1846. Lowell: Penhallow & Hart, Printers, 1846. 12 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Bit wrinkled, soiled, foxed, corners creased, G. Officers, Directors, St. Anne's, Freewill Baptist, St. Paul's, Worthen Street Methodist, First & Second Wesleyan, First Baptist, Worthen Street Baptist, Third Baptist, First Congregational, Appleton Street, John Street, Kirk Street, High Street Sabbath School reports. $20.00

343 (Massachusetts) Lunt, William P. (Parsons), 1805-1857, Minister. The CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE of CONSECRATION. A Sermon Preached to the Society Worshipping in the First Congregational Church, Quincy, on Sunday, Nov. 19th, 1843. Quincy: John A. Green, Printer, 1843. 16 pages. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Scuffed, VG. $15.00

344 (Massachusetts) Massachusetts Board of Harbor Commissioners. TENTH ANNUAL REPORT of the BOARD of HARBOR COMMISSIONERS. January, 1876. House . . . No. 75. Boston: Wright & Potter, State Printers, 1876. 5 folding plates: Plan of South Boston Flats showing sea walls, excavation, filling; Dock on Flats of Commonwealth; Work by Cambridge Improvement Company on Charles River; Man of War Shoal, Boston; Menemsha Pond, Martha's Vineyard. 67 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Text tanned, brittle, wrap split, detached, chipped, last leaf text detached, plates VG. $35.00

345 (Massachusetts) McCord, David. ABOUT BOSTON: Sight, Sound, Flavor & Directions, with drawings by the author. First edition. Garden City: Doubleday & Co, 1948. 192 pages. 7.75 x 4.5", cloth, dj. Dj edge tears, wear, VG/G. $10.00

346 (Massachusetts) McDuffie, Alice Louise. NUTSHELL BOSTON GUIDE: A Unique Handbook for Tourist, Student & Citizen. Boston - Historical, Literary, Educational, Artistic, Musical, Civic & Philanthropic; The Principal Places in Boston & How to Reach Them by Trolley. Fourth edition. Cambridge: University Press, 1911. (x),(94) pages. Folding map, many small halftones of sights, advertisements. 7 x 4", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

347 (Massachusetts) Parsons, Edmund S. REUNION of The PARSONS FAMILY ASSOCIATION, Northampton, Massachusetts, July 26, 1941. Remarks. 8 pages. Small image of Cornet Joseph Parsons House. 9 x 4", printed wrapper. Few small ink marks, VG. $8.00 348 (Massachusetts) Prospect Union Association of Cambridge, Compilers. RECREATION IN and ABOUT BOSTON: A Handbook of Opportunities. Boston & NY: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1930. Copyright 1930. xix,220 pages. 12 halftone plates, map endsheets. 6.5 x 4.5", cloth, dj. Dj chipped, edge wear, VG/fair. Boating, birding, geology, architecture, sports, games, folk dance, lectures, museums, music, art, drama, libraries. $10.00

349 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners containing the ROXBURY LAND and CHURCH RECORDS. Second edition. Document 114, Volume 6. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1884. 225 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. Toned, VG. $25.00

350 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the BOSTON RECORDS from 1660 to 1701. Document 50, Volume 7. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1881. 270 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. Tip frayed, endsheets removed, VG. $25.00

351 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the BOSTON RECORDS from 1700 to 1728. Document 137, Volume 8. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1883. 248 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. Tips frayed, endsheets removed, else VG. $25.00

352 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the BOSTON RECORDS from 1729 to 1743. Document 66, Twelfth Report. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1885. 330 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. 2 spine labels removed, small spine tear, tips worn, inner hinges starting, text clean, tight, VG. $25.00

353 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the BOSTON RECORDS from 1758 to 1769. Document 88, Sixteenth Report. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1886. 344 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. Spine taped, library marks, hinges repaired, loose, text toned, G. $15.00

354 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS. Document 150, Volume 10. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1886. 302 pages. 2 folding maps. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. Library marks, cover bit rubbed, bit loose, toned, G. Will of Robert Keayne, Admissions, 1670-1700, Deeds & Agreements, Abatements, Muddy River Petition, Poor Fund, 1707 Census, Tax Lists 1691-3, Apprentice's Indentures, Out-wharves, Fortifications on Neck, Vessels, Boston Directory 1789, 1795. $25.00

355 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the RECORDS of BOSTON SELECTMEN, 1701 to 1715. Document 75, Eleventh Report. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1884. 272 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. VG. $25.00

356 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. Second Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston; containing the BOSTON RECORDS,1634-1660, & the Book of Possessions. Third edition. Document 46, Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1902. viii,171 + xi,137 pages. Folding map. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. VG. $35.00 357 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. Third Report of the Record Commissioners containing CHARLESTOWN LAND RECORDS,1638-1803. Second edition. Document 39, Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1883. 273 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. VG. $25.00

358 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the RECORDS of BOSTON SELECTMEN, 1736 to 1742. Document 87, Fifteenth Report. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1886. 399 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. 2 old spine labels, cover rubbed, spotted, text toned, G. $25.00

359 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the SELECTMEN'S MINUTES from 1742-3 to 1753. Document 90. Seventeenth Report. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1887. 330 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. VG. Signature of Everett C. Benton, born Belmont, 1862. $25.00

360 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the SELECTMEN'S MINUTES from 1764 through 1768. Document 55. Twentieth Report. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1889. 352 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. Spine edges & tips frayed, text clean, tight, G. $25.00

361 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston containing the the STATISTICS of the UNITED STATES' DIRECT TAX of 1798, as ASSESSED on BOSTON; & the Names of the Inhabitants of Boston in 1790, as Collected for the First National Census. Reprint. Document 92. Twenty-second Report. Boston: City Printing Department, 1910. 537 pages. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. VG. $25.00

362 (Massachusetts) Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. Fourth Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, 1880, DORCHESTER TOWN RECORDS. Second edition. Document 9. Boston: Rockwell & Churchill, 1883. 329 pages. Facsimile of map. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. VG. $25.00

363 (Massachusetts) Registry Department of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. A Volume of Records relating to the EARLY HISTORY of BOSTON, containing BOSTON MARRIAGES from 1752 to 1809. Boston: Municipal Printing Office, 1903. vii,710 pages, 2pp additions & corrections. Index. 9 x 6", gold stamped black cloth. Cover spotted, titlepage tanned, VG. $35.00

364 (Massachusetts) Rev. William H. Mousley, Pastor; Carl Wurtzbach, Historical Address. One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Founding of The FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, LEE, MASSACHUSETTS. Pittsfield: Sun Printing Co, 1931. 61 pages. Many illustrations. 9 x 6.5", cloth, plain dj. Dj chipped, VG/G. Signatures of Martin Torodash. $15.00

365 (Massachusetts) Shackleton, Robert. The BOOK of BOSTON. Illustrated with Photographs & drawings by R.L. Boyer. Philadelphia: Penn Publishing, 1920. Second printing. 332 pages. Color frontispiece, many plates. 8 x 5.5", pictorial cloth, no dj. Gift inscription, VG/none. $15.00

366 (Massachusetts) Small, Isaac M., 60 Years Reporting Agent, Boston Chamber of Commerce. SHIPWRECKS on CAPE COD: The Story of a Few of the Many Hundred Shipwrecks which Have Occurred on Cape Cod. Highlands of North Truro, Massachusetts, Highland Light, May 1, 1928. 86 pages. Portrait, illustrations of Highland Light, ships, wrecks. 8.5 x 5.5", paperback, applied illustration. Cover soiled, scuffed, staples bit rusty, 1 leaf pulling, G. $15.00 367 (Massachusetts) Solley, George Willis. ALLURING ROCKPORT: An unspoiled New England Town on Cape Ann. Illustrated by H. Boylston Dummer. First edition. June 1924. North Shore Press, Manchester-by-the-Sea. 123 pages. Frontispiece of painting by W. Lester Stevens, 11 plates, page decorations. 8.5 x 6", pictorial wrapper, 'Tourist edition'. Light edge wear, owner name, VG. $10.00

368 (Massachusetts) St. Ann Church, Lenox, Massachusetts. HISTORICAL SKETCH; Centenary of ST. ANN CHURCH, Lenox, Massachusetts, 1870-1970. No imprint. 400 copies. 36 pages, Centenary program inserted. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. 'Martin Torodash' inside wrap. $10.00

369 (Massachusetts) Stockbridge, Massachusetts. REPORT of the SCHOOL COMMITTEE of the TOWN of STOCKBRIDGE, for the School Year 1879-'80. Lee: Rockwell & Hill, Steam Printers, 1880. 12 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Lightly damped, creased, soiled, G. Signature of Martin Torodash. $10.00

370 (Massachusetts) Temple, J. Howard, Pastor, First Church, Whately, Massachusetts. EARLY ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY of WHATELY: being the Substance of a Discourse delivered January 7, 1849. With an appendix containing family records. Northampton: J. & L. Metcalf, 1849. 40 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. VG. $25.00

371 (Massachusetts) Whitney, George. A COMMEMORATIVE DISCOURSE Pronounced at QUINCY, MASS., 25 May, 1840, on the Second Centennial Anniversary of the Ancient Incorporation of the Town. With an appendix. Boston: James Munroe & Company, 1840. 71 pages. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, soiled, splitting, edge chips, else VG. Untrimmed. Appendix: account of celebration, including poems by Christopher Pearse Cranch (not in BAL) & Lydia H. Sigourney (BAL 17746). 'John A. Green Esqr, with the regards of G.W.' on wrap. $25.00

372 (Medicine) The ECLECTIC REPERTORY and Analytical Review, Medical & Philosophical. Edited by a Society of Physicans. Vol. X. Philadelphia: Thomas Dobson & Son, 1820. vii,575 pages. 8.25 x 5.25", leather, red spine label, gold title & lines. Cover rubbed, endsheets foxed, G. Bookplate & signature of Dyer Story, Windsor, Vt. Original: James Norcom, Edenton, NC, Pneumonia Typhodes; R. Bassett, Westmoreland, NY, Prussic Acid in Consumption; Isaac Davis, Medical Properties of Prussic Acid. $75.00

373 (Medicine) LECTURE by DR. JAMES HYDE DELIVERED to a GRADUATING CLASS of COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL No date, ca 1890? Broadside, 12 x 9". Creased, edge toned, VG. Graphic instructions in male copulation technique intended 'to the conception of children of vigor and vitality.' $100.00

374 (Medicine) Barnesby, Norman, M.D. MEDICAL CHAOS and CRIME. London & NY: Mitchell Kennerley, 1910. 384 pages. 8.25 x 5.25", cloth. Cover bit worn, soiled, VG. Graft, ethics, education, quack, vivisection, surgical novice, amateur anaesthetist, midwifery, venereal disease, gynecological pervert, hospital abuses, reform. $20.00

375 (Medicine) Cathell, D.W. (Daniel Webster), M.D., Baltimore, MD. BOOK on the PHYSICIAN HIMSELF & Things that Concern His Reputation & Success. Tenth edition, revised & enlarged. Philadelphia, NY, Chicago: F.A. Davis Company, 1900. 343 pages. 9 x 6", cloth. Tips frayed, cover spotted, upper hinge neatly repaired, text toned, G. Advice on conducting business, proper treatment & values. $15.00 376 (Medicine) Chase, Alvin Wood, M.D. DR. CHASE'S RECIPES; or, Information for Everybody: An Invaluable Collection of About Eight Hundred Practical Recipes, for Merchants, Grocers, Saloon- Keepers, Physicians, Druggists, Tanners, Shoe Makers, Harness Makers, Painters, Jewelers, Blacksmiths, Tinners, Gunsmiths, Farriers, Barbers, Bakers, Dyers, Renovators, Farmers, & Families Generally, to which have been added a Rational Treatment of Pleurisy, Inflammation of the Lungs, & other Inflammatory Diseases, & also for General Female Debility & Irregularities: all arranged in their appropriate departments. Thirty-seventh edition. Stereotyped, carefully revised, illustrated & much enlarged. Ann Arbor: Published by the Author, 1866. 384 pages. Frontispiece portrait & views of University of Michigan, Dr. Chase's Office, engravings of vinegar generator, match splitter, apparatus for salves & lozenges, sanding, supporting lame animal, door plate. 6.75 x 4.5", blind stamped black cloth, gold spine title. Upper board warped, dampstained, else G. $35.00

377 (Medicine) Foster, George S., M.D., Manchester, New Hampshire. COLLECTED PAPERS of GEORGE S. FOSTER, M.D. John B. Clarke Co, 1925. 352 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. Tips worn, library marks, light pencil underlining on 4 pages, G/none. Papers on pain, fractures, kidney surgery, breast cancer, pelvis, appendicitis, tuberculosis, phlebectasis, caesean section. $15.00

378 (Medicine) Hazen, Allen. CLEAN WATER and How to Get It. First edition, second thousand. NY: John Wiley & Sons, 1909. x,178 pages, publisher catalog. Many halftones of dams, pumping station, water treatment plants. 8 x 5.5", gold stamped blue cloth. Library spine number, cover soiled, tips worn, few pencil marks on preliminary pages, G. Bookplate of Library of The American City. $15.00

379 (Medicine) Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, New Jersey. RED CROSS NOTES. Series II, No. 2. 1898. 24 pages. Portrait of U.S. Army Surgeon-General George Miller Sternberg, illustrated advertisements for sterilizing equipment, gauze, containers, catheters, new building, few facsimiles. 8 x 5.5", stapled booklet. Toned, outer sheet bit rubbed, loose, G. Brief biography of Sternberg. $15.00

380 (Medicine) Longstreth, Morris, M.D., Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. RHEUMATISM, GOUT, & Some Allied Disorders. NY: William Wood & Company, 1882. Copyright 1882. vii,280 pages. 9 x 6", blind & gold stamped black cloth. Tips chipped, VG. $15.00

381 (Medicine) Putnam, Constance E.; James E. Wright, Foreword. The SCIENCE WE HAVE LOVED and TAUGHT: Dartmouth Medical School's First Two Centuries. Hanover & London: University Press of New England, copyright 2004. First printing. xxvi,375 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", cloth spine, paper boards, dj. VG/VG. ISBN 1584653701. $15.00

382 (Medicine) Quinn, Seabury, District of Columbia Bar. A SYLLABUS on MORTUARY JURISPRUDENCE. Prepared for students of the Renouard Training School for Embalmers, New York City, & The Williams Institute of Embalming, Kansas City, Kansas. Kansas City: Clement Williams, copyright 1933. 128 pages. 8.5 x 5.5", cloth, no dj. VG/none. Right & duty of burial, contracts, funeral expenses, embalming, shroud, casket, transportation, wake, funeral, apparel, cremation, exhumation, reinterment, tombs, vaults, mausoleums, litigation over dead bodies. $25.00

383 (Medicine) Sturgis, F.R., M.D. The STUDENT'S MANUAL of VENEREAL DISEASES, being the University of Lectures Delivered at Charity Hospital, B.I., during the Winter Session of 1879-'80. Fifth edition. NY: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1886. viii,196 pages. 6.75 x 5", gold lettered purple cloth. VG. $15.00 384 (Medicine) Thresher, Dr. Leonard. The FAMILY PHYSICIAN, NURSE'S GUIDE, and FARMER'S HORSE and CATTLE DOCTOR, in Three Parts. Part First Gives the Causes, Symptoms, & Treatment of all Diseases Incident to Mankind. Part Second Gives the Causes, Symptoms, & Treatment of all Diseases of the Horse, Neat Cattle, & Sheep, & the Management of Hens, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, & Bees. Part Third. Materia Medica, & the Preparation of Medicines. Montpelier: Argus & Patriot Job Printing House, 1871. Copyright 1871. 406 pages, 1p advertisement B.O. & G.C. Wilson, Wholesale Botanic Druggists. 9 x 5.5", purple cloth, gold lettered spine. Upper hinge broken, titlepage & blank detached, tips frayed, cloth soiled, owner name, toned, G. Atwater Collection T531. $75.00

385 (Medicine) Yeatter, Ralph E. & David H. Thompson. TULAREMIA, WEATHER and RABBIT POPULATIONS. Bulletin of the Illiinois Natural History Survey, Volume 25, Article 6. Urbana: June 1952. Pages (345)-382. 29 figures: halftones, graphs; 9 tables. Bibliography. 10 x 7", printed wrapper. Owner rubberstamp, VG. High-incidence of human infections linked to cottontail rabbit population, reduced where hunting delayed until colder weather. $15.00

386 (Mormon) Roberts, Elder B.H. (Brigham), 1857-1933. WHY "MORMONISM"! Numbers One - Three. Missions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in America, Press of Zion's Printing & Publishing Company, Independence, Missouri, no date, ca 1930? 16 pages each. 6.5 x 4.5", stapled booklets. 1 bit toned, damped, else VG. $25.00

387 (Museums) Morse, Ira H. & the Morses. STORIES of the CURIOS, including Catalogue of Trophies & Curios comprising an unusual family collection which is available for public inspection at the famous MORSE MUSEUM, Warren, New Hampshire. Littleton: Courier Printing Company, no date, ca 1940? 55 pages. Halftones of African life, museum exhibits, shoes, Ira H. Morse. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. Family museum of materials collected on African big game hunting expeditions, &c. $25.00

388 (Music) Blake, G.E. (George), 1775-1871, Publisher. (BOUND VOLUME of SHEET MUSIC): Pleyel, Celebrated Concertante, 9p; Kotzwars, Battle of Prague, 9p; John Gildon, Victory of Salamanca, 15p; D. Steibell, Two Sonatas, 8p; Carr's Musical Miscellany, No. 1, 8p; J. Eckhard Jr, Will You Come to the Bow'r, 5p; Lee Rigg, 4p; Haydn, Grande Overture, 8p; Kreitzer, Favorite Overture, 4p; Holst, Cottage Rondo, 4p; Ware, Popular Dance in the Honey Moon, 4p; T.H. Butler, New Military Rondo, 3p; Naval Dance, 2p; Himmel, Queen of Prussia's Favorite Waltz, 2p; Mozart, Waltz, 2p; James Hewitt, Favorite German Waltz, 2p; Favorite Waltz, 2p; Holst, Lord Wellington's Military Divertimento, 6p; J.B. Cramer, Marche Turque, 2p; General Jackson's Grand March, pp 6- 7; Colonel Velancey's March, 1p; John Bray, General Harrison's Grand March, 1p; Colonel Croghan's March, 1p; Rowson, Columbian Sailor, 2p; John A. Stevenson, Oh! Tell me, tell me, Mary dear, 2p; Bray, Remember Me, pp 12-3; Burns, Bonnie Doon, 2p; Moore, Wilt thous say farewell, Love, 2p, Mary I Believ'd Thee True, 2p & Maid of Marlivale, 2p; See from Ocean Rising, 2p; Hark the Goddess Diane, 3p; J. Marringhi, Thro' Joy Vallies, 2p; Michl Kelly, Come Away My Soldier, 3p; I. Braham, Beautiful Maid, 2p; Kelly, Ah! little blind Boy!, 2p; Chateadun, Adieu Sweet Girl, 2p; Robinson, I have loved thee, 2p; Burns, Highland Mary, 2p; Stevenson, Faithless Emma, 2p; G. Gillingham, Contented Shepherd, 2p; Love Sounds the trumpet of joy, 2p; Hook, Laura, 2p; Lewes, My duty impels me, 2p. Philadelphia: no date, 1810-15. 44 items. Several engravings. 13 x 9.5", leather spine, paper boards, gold-tooled red leather label on upper board, 'Sarah. W. Gunby.' Lacking lower board, last few pieces detached, heavily worn, stained, some tanning, few leaves torn with small losses, with all faults. Several ink owner notes. $450.00

389 (Natural Science) Carpenter, Philip P., Warrington, England - W.G. Binney & T. Bland. LECTURES on MOLLUSCA; or Shell-fish & their Allies. Prepared for the Smithsonian Institution. - LAND and FRESH WATER SHELLS of NORTH AMERICA. Parts I-III. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections, 194, 143-4. Washington: Congressional Globe Offices, 1861. - Washington: Smithsonian Institution, 1869 & 1865. 140, 316, 161 & 120 pages. Many small engravings. 9 x 6", half leather, marbled paper boards. Cover worn, leather dry, edge nick, upper hinge weak, lightly foxed, G. 4 publications bound in 1 volume. $75.00 390 (Natural Science) Castle, W.E. (William) & Alexander Forbes. HEREDITY of HAIR-LENGTH in GUINEA-PIGS and Its BEARING on the THEORY of PURE GAMETES. & The Origin of a Polydactylous Race of Guinea-Pigs. Papers of the Station for Experimental Evolution at Cold Spring Harbor, New York, Nos. 5 & 6. Washington: Carnegie Institution, May, 1906. 29 pages. Drawing, chart, 17 tables. Bibliographies. 9.75 x 7", gold-lettered cloth, glassine dj. Small spine chip, VG/G. $25.00

391 (Natural Science) Chamberlin, Ralph V. The HENICOPIDAE of AMERICA NORTH of MEXICO. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard College, Vol. LVI, No. 1. Cambridge: December, 1912. 36 pages. 5 plates. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. Unopened. VG. $10.00

392 (Natural Science) Conn, Herbert William & Lucia Washburn Webster. A Preliminary Report on the ALGAE of FRESH WATERS of CONNECTICUT. State of Connecticut Geological & Natural History Survey, Bulletin No. 10. Hartford: 1908. 78 pages. 44 plates, facing text. 9 x 5.75", paperback. VG. $15.00

393 (Natural Science) Essig, E.O. APHIDIDAE of CALIFORNIA: New Species of Aphididae & Notes from Various Parts of the State, but chiefly from the campus of the University of California, Berkeley, California. University of California, Technical Bulletins, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station, Entomology, Vol. 1, No. 7. Berkeley: July 20, 1917. Pages 301-346. 30 figures. 10.5 x 7", printed wrapper. Edge bug nibbled, else VG. $15.00

394 (Natural Science) Folsom, J.W. NEARCTIC COLLEMBOLA or SPRINGTAILS, of the Family Isotomidae. United States National Museum Bulletin 168. Washington: Smithsonian Institution, 1937. 144 pages. 39 plates. Bibliography. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

395 (Natural Science) Gershoy, A. (Alexander), 1896-1979, Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station, Burlington. DESCRIPTIVE NOTES for VIOLA EXHIBIT: The Nominum & Chamaemelanium Sections. Sixth International Congress of Genetics, Ithaca, N.Y., August 24-31, 1932. 27 pages. Folding plan. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

396 (Natural Science) Huber, M.P. (Jean Pierre), 1777-1840. Translated from French, with additional notes, by J.R. Johnson. The NATURAL HISTORY of ANTS. London: printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orms, & Brown, 1820. xlv,398 pages, 1p publisher advertisement. Colored engraved frontispiece, engraved plate. 7.75 x 4.5", paper boards. Boards nearly detached, spine heavily chipped, text clean, tight, G. Untrimmed. $35.00

397 (Natural Science) Imlay, Ralph W. TWIN CREEK LIMESTONE (JURASSIC) in the Western Interior of the United States. A description of the stratigraphic & faunal succession in the Twin Creek Limestone & regional comparisons with contemporary formations. Geological Survey Professional Paper 540. Washington: GPO, 1967. 105 pages. 16 plates, 18 figures, maps. Bibliography. 11.5 x 9", paperback. VG. $10.00

398 (Natural Science) Kitchen, David W. SOCIAL BEHAVIOR and ECOLOGY of the PRONGHORN. Wildlife Monographs No. 38. Washington, D.C.: The Wildlife Society, August 1974. 96 pages. 46 figures, 33 tables. Bibliography. 10 x 7", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

399 (Natural Science) Krauskopf, Rabbi Joseph. EVOLUTION and JUDAISM. The Laymen's Series. Vol. II. Kansas City: Berkowitz & Company, 1887. 342 pages. 7.75 x 5", black cloth, gold spine lettering. Cover scuffed, VG. 16 lectures on Bible, Creation, Matter & Force, Nebular Hypothesis, Darwinism, Primeval Man, Intellectual, Social, Religious, Moral Evolution, Immortality, Worship, Evolution of Judaism. $50.00 400 (Natural Science) Nelson, Julius, 1858-1916, Professor of Biology, Rutgers College. A COURSE of TWELVE LECTURES in ZOOLOGY. Syllabus No. 6. No imprint, ca 1880? 55 pages. 8 x 5.5", stapled sheets. Unopened, untrimmed. Toned, VG. Lectures on oyster, sponges, jellyfish, clams, coral, lobster, snail, sea urchins, fish, reptiles, birds, mammals. List of books. $15.00

401 (Natural Science) Pearse, A.S. The FOOD of the SHORE FISHES of CERTAIN WISCONSIN LAKES. From Bulletin of The Bureau of Fisheries, Volume XxXV, 1915-16. Document No. 856. Washington: GPO, 1918. Pages 247-292. Bibliography. 11 x 7.5", printed wrapper. Creased, G. $8.00

402 (Natural Science) Savage, Minot J. (Judson), 1841-1918. CHRISTIANITY NOTWITHSTANDING. An Essay Read before the Norfolk Conference of Unitarian & other Christian Churches, at its Meeting in Quincy, Mass., on Thursday, the 14th Day of January, 1875. Published by request for the Norfolk Conference of Unitarian & other Christian Churches. 23 pages. 7.5 x 5", stitched. Lacking wrapper, else VG. Refining & reconciliation of liberal Christianity with science & evolution. $15.00

403 (Natural Science) White, Andrew Dickson, Cornell University. The WARFARE of SCIENCE. NY: D. Appleton & Company, 1877. Copyright 1876. 151 pages, publisher advertisement. 7.5 x 5", gold & black stamped green cloth. Cover scuffed, soiled, few marks in text, few owner names, G. Ecclesiastical opposition to geography, astronomy, chemistry & physics, anatomy & medicine, geology, political economy, scientific instruction. $15.00

404 (Natural Science) Whitney, J.D. (Josiah Dwight), 1819-1896 & M.E. (Marshman Edward), Wadsworth, 1847-1921. The AZOIC SYSTEM and Its Proposed Subdivisions. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard College, Vol. VII, No. XI. Cambridge: August, 1884. xvi, pages 331-565. 9.5 x 6", half leather, gilt spine, marbled paper boards. Cover well scuffed, text lightly toned, VG. $50.00

405 (Natural Science) Wilson, Charles Branch. The ECONOMIC RELATIONS, ANATOMY, and LIFE HISTORY of the GENUS LERNAEA. From Bulletin of The Bureau of Fisheries, Volume XxXV, 1915- 16. Document No. 854. Washington: GPO, 1917. Pages 166-198. 10 plates. 11 x 7.5", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, short split, VG. Contribution from US Fisheries Biological Station, Fairport, Iowa. $10.00

406 (Nautical) The SAILOR'S FRIEND. No. 95. NY: American Tract Society, 144 Nassau-street, no date, ca 1830. Fanshaw, Printer. 10 pages. 5.75 x 3.75", printed tan wrapper with engraving of ship. Margins trimmed, foxed, wrap soiled, fair. Distress signal, the only safety at sea is piety. $10.00

407 (Nautical) Marestier, Jean Baptiste; translated by Sidney Withington. MEMOIR on STEAMBOATS of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Printed by the Royal Press, Paris, 1824. Mystic: Marine Historical Association, January, 1957. No. 31. x,90 pages. Illustrated. 10 x 7", paperback. Cover trifle rubbed, soiled, VG. $10.00

408 (Nautical) Sawtell, Clement Cleveland. The SHIP ANN ALEXANDER of NEW BEDFORD, 1805- 1851. No. 40. Mystic: Marine Historical Association, October, 1962. 103 pages. Illustrated. 10 x 7", paperback. VG. $10.00

409 (Nautical) The Royal Society of Edinburgh. SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS on the HISTORY of OCEANOGRAPHY, Challenger Expedition Centenary, Edinburgh, September 12-20, 1972, Proceedings of The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Section B (Biology), Vol. 73, 1971-1972, (Part) 2. Edinburgh: 1972. viii,435 pages. Many plates, maps, figures, charts. Bibliographies. 10 x 7", paperback. Cover rubbed, soiled, VG. Papers on navigation & cartography, health & survival, deep-sea biology, life in upper layers, fisheries. $25.00 410 (New Hampshire) Merrimack Street, Baptist Church, Manchester, New Hampshire, Rev. Nathan L. Colby, Pastor, Historical Address; Rev. George W. Gile, Dedicatory Sermon. SERVICES in COMMEMORATION of its FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY & in Dedication of the NEW HOUSE of WORSHIP, January Second & Third, Eighteen Hundred & Ninety Six. Manchester: John B. Clarke Company, 1896. 36 pages. Halftone portrait & 5 views of exterior, auditorium, vestry, ladies' parlor, Christian Endeavor room. 8.75 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $20.00

411 (New Hampshire) P.M. Kenyon, Secretary, St. Andrew's Chapter, No. 1, Royal Arch Masons, Lebanon, New Hampshire. SECRETARY'S OFFICE, April 22, 1880, Companion, Dear Sir: The Annual Convocation of St. Andrew's Chapter, No. 1, Royal Arch Masons, for the Election of Officers for the ensuing year, will be holden at Masonic Hall, Lebanon, N.H., on Tuesday, April 27th, 1880. (Broadside announcement). 7.75 x 5". Round embossed seal. Creased, bit rubbed, soiled, G. $10.00

412 (New Hampshire) Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of New Hampshire. JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS of the Ninety-fifth - (100th?) Annual Convention(s), held in S. Paul's Church, Concord, Nov. 19-20, 1895, Nov. 17-18, 1896, Nov. 16-17, 1897, Nov. 15-16, 1898, Nov. 21-22, 1899, Nov. 20-21, 1900. (Bound volume of 6 consecutive issues). Concord: Republican Press Association, later Rumney Press, 1895-1900. Pages (503)-(716) & (1)-(396). Small map on verso of titlepages. 8.25 x 5.75", half polished calf, gold spine lettering & lines, marbled paper boards. Spine edges worn, cover rubbed, small stain affecting first few leaves, bit toned, else VG. Bookplate of Henry Emerson Hovey, 1844-1909, Rector, St. John's Church, Portsmouth. $50.00

413 (New Jersey) Board of Freeholders, Middlsex County, New Jersey. FINANCES of MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW-JERSEY, for the Fiscal Year 1878-'79. New-Brunswick: Fredonian Steam Printing House, 1879. 248 pages. 8 x 5", printed wrapper. Lacking upper wrapper, few edge tears, splits, G. $20.00

414 (New Jersey) Centennial Committee, Board of Chosen Freeholders, Passaic, New Jersey. 1837 = 1937: PASSAIC COUNTY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION & Dedication of Administration Building, June Fifth, Nineteen Hundred Thirty-seven. Program. (8) pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper with view of building. VG. Notable Dates in Passaic County History by D. Stanton Hammond. $20.00

415 (New Jersey) Council of Proprietors of the Western Division of New Jersey. Henry H. Bisbee, Burlington, New Jersey, introduction. The CONCESSIONS and AGREEMENTS of the PROPRIETORS, FREEHOLDERS and INHABITANTS of the PROVINCE of WEST NEW JERSEY in AMERICA. The Burlington Press, 1951. 4pp facsimiles of document. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Light wrap edge wear, corner crease, VG. Transcription of 1676 English document. $10.00

416 (New Jersey) Edwards, Carl Irving. PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP, 1740-1956: A Town's Growth in Words & Pictures, to Commemorate the Dedication of the Municipal Building, September Twenty- ninth, Nineteen Hundred & Fifty-six. 68 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", paperback. Small sticker on cover, several 'Office of Historic Preservation' rubberstamps, else VG. $20.00

417 (New Jersey) Fidelity Trust Company, Newark, New Jersey. HISTORIC NEWARK: A Collection of the Facts & Traditions about the Most Interesting Sites, Streets & Buildings of the City. Illlustrated by reproductions of rare prints & old photographs. 1916. 56 pages. Illustrated. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Few edge nicks, VG. $15.00

418 (New Jersey) Lewin, William, Central High School. The PAGEANT of NEW JERSEY HISTORY. Newark: 1926. 35 pages. Illustrated. 7.5 x 5.25", color wrapper. Wrap scuffed, VG. Celebrating the opening of Kresge Department Store in Newark, brief history of Fox & Plaut store, their innovative merchandising, make-over by Sebastian Kresge, views of store exterior, interiors, emphasis on Newark history, Morris Canal. $10.00 419 (New Jersey) New Jersey Historical Society, Newark, New Jersey. NEW JERSEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1845-1895. You are invited to participate in the celebration of the Semi-centennial Anniversary of the New Jersey Historical Society, to be held on Thursday, the sixteenth day of May, 1895, at the Essex Lyceum, 27 Clinton Street, Newark. (Engraved & embossed invitation card, with ticket & envelope). 5.75 x 8" card with oval embossed image of Washington & society seal, with 3 x 4.5" engraved ticket & plain envelope blind embossed Tiffany & Co, Makers, New York. Envelope soiled, else VG. $25.00

420 (New Jersey) State of New Jersey, Comptroller. ANNUAL REPORT of the COMPTROLLER of the TREASURY of the STATE of NEW JERSEY, with Abstracts of the Amount of Ratables, for the Year Endng Oct. 31, 1876. Trenton: John L. Murphy, Book & Job Printer, 1876. 60 pages. 8.75 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, marginal holes, last leaf, G. $10.00

421 (New Jersey) State of New Jersey; Amzi Dodd, Charles J. Baxter, William H. Corbin, Commissioners. REPORTS of the COMMISSION Appointed by the Governor pursuant to the Act of March 4, 1902, to Ascertain & Report the Amount to be paid to the STATE COLLEGE for the BENEFIT of AGRICULTURE and the MECHANIC ARTS for Services Rendered in the Education of Students holding Free State Scholarships under the Act of March 31, 1890, & whether the System of Education Should be Continued. Trenton: MacCrellish & Quigley, State Printers, 1903. 26 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap split, detached, chipped, text G. $10.00

422 (New Jersey) Stewart, Frank H., President, Gloucester County Historical Society, Woodbury, New Jersey. SALEM MORE THAN a CENTURY AGO: Extracts from the "Salem Messenger" from September, 1819 to December, 1822. Reprinted from the Salem Standard & Jerseyman, 1935. 24 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Trifle creased, VG. $10.00

423 (New York) Charles W. Hutchinson, Lorenzo Rouse, Edward North, Theodore W. Dwight, Samuel Earl, Rev. Dr. Hartley, Addresses. The PARIS MEMORIAL. Re-Interment of Col. Isaac Paris. 1790. 1880. No imprint. 32 pages. 10 x 6.25", printed wrapper. Historical society rubberstamps, corner chip, toned, G. Transfer of remains from Fort Plain, New York, to Paris, named after Colonel Isaac Paris, 1761-90, who sent food to starving. $25.00

424 (New York) Moses King, Boston, Massachusetts. KING'S NEW YORK VIEWS. 130 Views. 1896 edition. 32 pages. Halftones of skyscrapers, steamships, Brooklyn Bridge, Washington Square, US Treasury, banks, exchanges, hotels, Bowery, Madison Square Garden, Grand Central Station, Broadway, Fifth Avenue, Central Park, St. Patricks, churches, armories, &c. 14.5 x 10", printed wrapper with advertisements. Wrap nicked, soiled, rubbed, text VG. $50.00

425 (New York) Putnam, A.P. [Alfred], Pastor. EASTER SERVICES of the CHURCH of the SAVIOUR, BROOKLYN, N.Y., being A Sermon, with an Account of the Sunday School Celebration, the General Morning Worship, the Dedication of the Mission Chapel, & the Vesper Service. Sunday, April 16, 1876. Brooklyn: Rome Brothers, Printers, 1876. 57 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Edge damped, spine nick, G. $15.00

426 (New York) The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, Chautauqua, New York. CHAUTAUQUA UNIVERSITY. Department of the C.L.S.C. 1885 - 1886. The Home College for Every Body. (Promotional booklet). 8 pages. Small engraving of Hall of Philosophy. 6.75 x 4.5". Owner name, trifle wrinkled, toned, VG. Counselors, aim, methods, four year course, fees, application, attendance, local circles, &c. $15.00

427 (New York) Title Guaranty & Trust Company, New York, New York. EARLY DAYS of the ISLAND of MANHATTAN & Its Environs, 1626-1776. No date, ca 1927. 74 pages. Halftones of paintings by John Ward Dunsmore & Edward L. Henry. 5.25 x 7.25", printed wrapper. VG. $25.00 428 (New York) Woodstock Historical Society, Woodstock, New York. PUBLICATIONS of the WOODSTOCK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. XIII. August - September, 1937. 21 pages. 8 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Wrap rubbed, VG. Bolton Brown, Early Days; Carl Lindin, Bolton Brown; Marion Bullard, Minna H. Sleicher; Louise Zimm, Long Ago. $15.00

429 (North Carolina) Battle, William H. (Horn), 1802-1879. ADDRESS Delivered before the TWO LITERARY SOCIETIES of the UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA, June 1st, 1865. Raleigh: Wm. B. Smith & Co, 1866. 19 pages. 8.25 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, rusty staple holes along fold, G. Effect of Civil War on Southern universities, survival of University of North Carolina, history of school. $35.00

430 (North Carolina) Dickson, James H., M.D. An ADDRESS Delivered before The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of the UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA, June 1853. Raleigh: Printed at Office of "Southern Weekly Post", 1853. 43 pages. 8.25 x 5", disbound. Removed, rusty staples holes along fold, loose, foxed, fair. Progress of science. 'Fanny W. Dudley' on titlepage. $35.00

431 (North Carolina) Dobbin, James C., 1814-57. ADDRESS Delivered before the TWO LITERARY SOCIETIES of the UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA, June 5, 1850. Second edition. By order of the Philanthropic Society. Chapel Hill: James M. Henderson, Printer to the University, 1859. 24 pages. 8.25 x 5", disbound. Removed, rusty staple holes along fold, loose, fair. UNC, 1832, Democratic Representative 1845-7, distinguished Secretary of the Navy, 1853-7. $35.00

432 (North Carolina) Gaston, William, 1778-1844. ADDRESS Delivered before the DIALECTIC and PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETIES at CHAPEL HILL, N.C., June 20, 1832. Fifth edition. Chapel Hill: James M. Henderson, Printer to the University, 1858. 27 pages. 8.25 x 5", disbound. Removed, rusty staple holes along fold, titlepage toned, G. New Bern lawyer, congressman, North Carolina Superior Court justice, Catholic, author of state song, exhorts graduates to diligence & integrity, warns of need to provide for 'mitigation & (is it too much to hope for in North-Carolina?) the extirpation of the worst evil that afflicts the Southern part of our Confederacy. . . .Slavery'. $35.00

433 (North Carolina) Hooper, William, 1792-1876. FIFTY YEARS SINCE: An Address before the Alumni Association of the University of North Carolina, June 1st, 1859. (Heading page 1). No imprint. 34 pages. 8 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, rusty staple holes along fold, lacking wrapper, toned, fair. Attending his 50th reunion, notes presence of 'chief magistrate of the republic' (James Buchanan), reminisces about UNC in 1804. $35.00

434 (North Carolina) Lay, Henry C., 1823-1885, Bishop of Easton, Maryland. SERMON COMMEMORATIVE of the Late THOMAS ATKINSON, D.D., LL.D., Bishop of North Carolina, Delivered in Christ Church, Raleigh, before the Convention of North Carolina, May 18, 1881. NY: James Pott. 52 pages. Frontispiece portrait. 7.75 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Lower wrap & last few leaves stained, owner name, G. $15.00

435 (North Carolina) McDowell, F.B. The BROAD AXE and the FORGE or a Narrative of Unity Church Neighborhood. From Colonial Times Until the Close of the Confederate War. Delivered before the Mecklenburg Historical Society at Charlotte, N.C., April 8th, 1897. Charlotte: Observer Printing & Publishing House, 1897. 21 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Few wrap nicks, toned, VG. $20.00 436 (North Carolina) McGehee, Montford, 1822-1895. LIFE and CHARACTER of the HON. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. A Memorial Oration delivered before the Bench & Bar of the Supreme Court, in the Hall of the House of Representatives, in Raleigh, June 8, 1876. Raleigh: News Job Office & Book Bindery, 1877. 84 pages. Engraved frontispiece portrait. 8.75 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Lightly creased, library rubberstamp wrapper, light edge wear, VG. William Alexander Graham, 1804-1875, North Carolina Whig Senator 1840-3, Governor, 1845-9, Secretary of Navy, 1850-2, elected senator 1866, but North Carolina not yet readmitted, trustee of Peabody Fund. $35.00

437 (North Carolina) Miller, Henry W. (Watkins), 1814- 1864, UNC 1834. ADDRESS Delivered before the PHILANTHROPIC and DIALECTIC SOCIETIES of the UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA, June 2, 1857. Raleigh: Holden & Wilson, "Standard" Office, 1857. 34 pages. 8.25 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, rusty staple holes along fold, foxed, fair. Lengthy argument, progress of cotton industry, growth of American agriculture, economy, westward expansion, importance of constitution, states rights, evil of sectionalism, contribution of North Carolina to American Revolution, degeneration of press, literature, 'tendency to engender sectional strife' by Northern press, 'Not even their school- books are free from this venom. The young are taught to inhale the noxious effluvia of sectional hatred.', bias in Irving's Washington, Fourierism, Freeloveism, Mormonism, Spiritualism, Abolitionism, threat to Union. $35.00

438 (North Carolina) North Carolina State Board of Agriculture, Raleigh, North Carolina. NORTH CAROLINA and its RESOURCES. Winston: M.I. & J.C. Stewart, 1896. xv,413 pages. Folding color map, 8 color plates, 56 halftone plates. 9.5 x 6", gold stamped green cloth. Corner torn from map with small loss, cover worn, hinges pulled, text lightly shaken, G. History, topography, climate, forests, flora, fauna, geology, minerals, stone, roads, fisheries, agriculture, vineyards, nurseries, manufactures, tobacco, railroads, newspapers, charities, education, health, resorts, hunting, counties. $20.00

439 (North Carolina) Pool, John, 1826-1884. ADDRESS Delivered before the TWO LITERARY SOCIETIES of the UNIVERSITY of NORTH CAROLINA, June 6th, 1860. Chapel Hill: John B. Neathery, Printer, 1860. 15 pages. 8.25 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, rusty staple holes along fold, G. Value of education in literary, scientific, political pursuits. UNC 1847, Whig state senator, unsuccessful Opposition Party candidate for governor, 1860, opposed secession, supported restoration into Union & peace movement of William Holden, first North Carolina Republican United States Senator, supported Reconstruction. $35.00

440 (North Carolina) Ransom, Matt W. (Whitaker), 1826-1904. ADDRESS Delivered before the DIALECTIC and PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETIES of the UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, June 4th, 1856. Raleigh: "Carolina Cultivator" Office, 1856. 23pages. 8.25 x 5.5", disbound. Removed, rusty staple holes along fold, toned, fair. Strong call for preservation of the Union without particular opinion regarding slavery. UNC 1847, North Carolina Attorney General, Confederate States Army General, Democratic United States Senator 1872-95. $35.00

441 (North Carolina) Saunders, William L., Secretary of State, Collector & Editor. The COLONIAL RECORDS of NORTH CAROLINA, Published under the supervision of the Trustees of the Public Libraries, by order of the General Assembly. Vol. IV - 1734 to 1752. Raleigh: P.M. Hale, Printer to State, 1886. xxii,1348 pages. 11.5 x 7.5", blue cloth, gold spine lettering. Tips frayed, cover soiled, rubbed, hinges bit loose, text toned, G. Partly unopened. $50.00

442 (North Carolina) Skinner, Thomas H. (Harvey), 1791-1871. A SKETCH of the LIFE and CHARACTER of the LATE JOSEPH B. SKINNER. NY: E. French, 1853. 92 pages. 9 x 5.75", gold tooled maroon leather, all edges gilt. VG. Joseph Blount Skinner, 1781-1851, of Edenton, N.C., owned plantations in Bertie, Perquimans, & Chowan counties, served in North Carolina House of Commons 1807 & 1814. $50.00 443 (North Carolina) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, &c. Bound volume: George E. Badger, ADDRESS Delivered before the PHILANTHROPIC and DIALECTIC SOCIETIES, at Chapel Hill, N.C., June 26, 1833, Richmond: Thomas W. White, 1833, 21pp; Bedford Brown, Address delivered before the Two Literary Societies, in Gerard Hall, June 1839, Raleigh: T. Loring, 1839, 39pp; Daniel M. Barringer, Address, delivered before the Alumni & Graduating Class, June 3, 1840, Raleigh: Office of Raleigh Star, 1840, 26pp; James C. Bruce, Address delivered before the Alumni & Graduating Class, June 3, 1841, Raleigh: North Carolina Standard, 1841, 26pp; John Hill, Address delivered before the Two Literary Societies, June, 1843, Raleigh: Weston R. Gales, 1843, 18pp; Rev. Thomas F. Davis, Address delivered before the Two Literary Societies, June, 1845, Raleigh: W.R. Gales, 16pp; Bartholomew F. Moore, Address delivered before the Two Literary Societies, June 5th, 1846, Raleigh: Recorder Office, 1846, 26pp; John Y. Mason, Address before the Alumni Association, June 2, 1847, Washington: J. & G.S. Gideon, 1847, 24pp; William Eaton, Jr., Address delivered before the Two Literary Societies, May 31, 1848, Fayetteville: Edward J. Hale, 1848, 23pp; Henry W. Miller, Address delivered before the N.C. Military & Scientific Academy, Raleigh, 30th October, 1845, Raleigh: W.W. Holden, 1846, 18pp; John Tyler, Address before the Two Literary Societies of Ranolph-Macon College, June 19, 1838, Richmond: James C. Walker, 1838, 18pp; Beverley Tucker, Discoure on the Importance of Study of Political Science as a Branch of Academic Education in the US, Read before the Literary Societies of Randolph-Macon College, June 16, 1840, Richmond: Peter D. Bernard, 1840, 28pp. 8.5 x 5.25", contemporary calf, fancy gold roll around board borders, 6-panel spine with gold rolls & stamps, black label, 'Addresses' in gold. "Wm. Eaton Jr" on blank, manuscript index on verso of endsheet, volume pagination upper corner in ink. Cover edges rubbed, spine tip worn, short split, texts foxed, wrappers removed, G. American Imprints 17491, 54670, 40-493. $225.00

444 (North Carolina) Vance, Zebulon. LIFE and CHARACTER of HON. DAVID L. SWAIN, Late President of the University of North Carolina. A Memorial Oration by Gov. Zebulon B. Vance, Delivered in Gerard Hall, on Commencement Day, June 7, 1877, at the Request of the Trustees & Faculty of the University. Durham, N.C.: W.T. Blackwell & Co's Steam Presses, 1878. 20 pages. 8.75 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Splitting along fold, light crease, wrap toned, G. David Lowry Swain, 1801-1868, North Carolina Superior Court judge, Governor, 1832-5, University of North Carolina President, 1835-68, advisor to Andrew Johnson on Reconstruction, died after buggy accident. $50.00

445 (Pencils) Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Jersey City, New Jersey. DIXON'S TEACHERS' NOTE BOOK. Copyright 1899. 32 pages. Illustrations of pencils & erasers at page heads, text on versos, rectos blank for teacher notes. 6.5 x 5.5", printed green wrapper. VG. 'Dixon's American Graphite pencils represent American materials, American brains, American capital, American machinery & American labor.' Cedar from Florida. $35.00

446 (Penmanship) Howard, James Akin. HOWARD'S LARGE and SMALL ROUND TEXT COPIES With the New Rules for Learners. Newburyport: Pub & Sold by Thomas & Whipple, Booksellers & Stationers, May 1st, 1805. Engraved titlepage & 13 (of 14) plates. 3 x 8.25", plain blue wrapper. Lacking 1 plate, heavily worn, soiled, chipped, fair. Nash, American Penmanship, 16; Shaw & Shoemaker 8653. $75.00

447 (Pennsylvania) Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY BULLETIN, Vol. VII, No. 4, July, 1918. (Announcement issue). 72 pages. Portrait of Pittsburgh Bishop J.F.R. Canevin, views of main building, proposed building, chapel, campus, graduates, laboratories, lecture hall, library, drama cast, football & basketball teams, few acrobat stunts. Officers, faculty, information, finances, organizations, courses, social service, law, high schools, commencement, calendar. 11 x 8", embossed wrapper, string tie. Wrap bit soiled, edge wear, VG. $25.00

448 (Pennsylvania) Pennsylvania State College of Optometry, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Nineteen Forty-two IRIS, Presented by the Senior Class of 1942. (Yearbook). 114 pages, 28pp mock LIFE magazine, 18pp advertisements. Portraits of officers, faculty, seniors, underclasses, fraternitites, sororities, clubs, student life. 12 x 9", padded pictorial cloth. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, light marginal adhesion of some advertising pages, G. $25.00 449 (Phi Beta Kappa) Parsons, Rev. E.B. (Eben Burt). PHI BETA KAPPA, GAMMA. Officers, Constitution, Minutes, &c, of the United Chapters. Officers, Customs, Statistics, &c, of the Forty Chapters. Williamstown: 1897. 28 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Library perforated stamp, wrap chipped, corner bumped, G. Early days, 1781-1881, customs & statistics. $15.00

450 (Philosophy) James, Henry, Editor. The LETTERS of WILLIAM JAMES. 2 volumes. Boston: Atlantic Monthly Press, copyright 1920. xiii,382 + xx,348 pages. Engraved frontispiece portraits, 13 halftone plates. 9.5 x 6.5", paper spine labels, top edges gilt, no djs. Covers bit rubbed, VG/none. $20.00

451 (Princeton University) Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. GENERAL CATALOGUE of PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, 1746-1906. Published by the University, 1908. 544 pages, 4pp Corrections & Additions, 1908 inserted. 9 x 6", cloth. Cover soiled, rubbed, VG. Governors, trustees, officers, faulty, graduates. $15.00

452 (Railroad) New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. LOCAL TIIME TABLES, July, 1888. 24 pages. Many advertisements, small engravings of Congress Hall, Saratoga Springs, Grand Union & Murray Hill Hotels, New York, The Niagara, Buffalo. 9 x 6", printed wrapper with railroad map. Creased, wrap bit soiled, VG. $50.00

453 (Rairoad) The Eastern Railroad, Boston, Massachusetts. The THROUGH ROUTE: BOSTON to PORTLAND, LEWISTON, AUGUSTA, BANGOR, ST. JOHN, HALIFAX & All Points in Maine, Canada & the Provinces via Maine Central R.R. & Grand Trunk R'y, The Favorite Summer Route to Mt. Desert, Isles of Shoals, Rye Beach, Hampton Beach, White Mountains, Wolfboro & No. Conway. Summer Arrangement, June 27th, 1880. (Timetable). 14.5 x 14.5" sheet folding to 7.25 x 3.5". Soiled few short splits, G. $35.00

454 (Rairoad) The Eastern Railroad, Boston, Massachusetts. The THROUGH ROUTE: BOSTON to PORTLAND, LEWISTON, AUGUSTA, BANGOR, ST. JOHN, HALIFAX & All Points in Maine, Canada & the Provinces via Maine Central R.R. & Grand Trunk R'y, The Favorite Summer Route to Mt. Desert, Isles of Shoals, Rye Beach, Hampton Beach, White Mountains, Wolfboro & No. Conway. Summer Arrangement, June 20th, 1881. (Timetable). 15 x 16" sheet folding to 7.5 x 4". Soiled, small stain, few short splits, G. $35.00

455 (Religion) CHRIST the BREAD of LIFE; and the NATURE of FAITH in HIM. A Sermon, on John VI. XXII. Printed by Cady & Eells. (New London, Connecticut?: ca 1805-7?). 12 pages. Printer's ornament at head of page (1). 7.5 x 4.75", stitched. 6 stab holes through gutter margin, few edge tears, G. Untrimmed. Not in Shaw & Shoemaker. $75.00

456 (Religion) Boston Society of the New Jersalem, Boston, Massachusetts. PROGRAMME of the PROCEEDINGS at the Forty-third Session of the New-Church General Convention. No imprint, ca 1860. (4) pages. Folded sheet, 7.5 x 5". VG. Committees, program of worship & meetings, Wednesday, June 11 - Sunday, June 15, transportation by horse-car, Worcester or Fitchburg Railroad. $10.00

457 (Religion) Boston Society of the New Jersalem, Boston, Massachusetts. PROGRAMME of the PROCEEDINGS at the Forty-seventh Session of the New-Church General Convention. Mudge & Sons, Printers, nodate, ca 1865. (4) pages. Folded sheet, 7.5 x 5". VG. Committees, program of worship & meetings, Friday, June 1 - Tuesday, June 5, transportation by horse-car, Worcester Railroad. $10.00 458 (Religion) Boston Society of the New Jersalem, Boston, Massachusetts. The SOCIAL MEETINGS of the BOSTON SOCIETY of the NEW JERUSALEM, will be held in the Vestry of the New Jerusalem Church, On the following Thursday Evenings at Seven o'clock. 1861.-62. (Announcement). October, 1861. (2) pages on rectos of folded sheet, 8 x 5". VG. Lecture schedule, committee. $10.00

459 (Religion) Boston Society of the New Jersalem, Boston, Massachusetts. SOCIAL MEETINGS. 1862-63. (Announcement). 8 x 5" broadside with conjugate blank. VG. Schedule, committee. $10.00

460 (Religion) Corwin, E.T. (Edward Tanjore), 1834-1914, New Brunswick, New Jersey. The RESURRECTION of CHRIST. An Easter Dialogue. NY: Board of Publication of Reformed Church in America, no date, ca 1890? 31 pages. 9 x 6", printed yellow wrapper. Corner stain, few small, light stains affecting last few leaves, staple bit rusty, G. Corwin wrote several histories of Reformed Dutch Church in America. $15.00

461 (Religion) Fairchild, J.H. (Joy Hamlet), 1790-1859, Pastor, Evangelical Congregational Church, South Boston, Massachusetts. The ESSENTIAL DOCTRINES of the GOSPEL: A Sermon. Second edition. Boston: Peirce & Williams, 1829. 36 pages. 7 x 4.25", disbound. Removed, few small stains, bit loose, G. Affirmation of Orthodoxy by minister who opposed Theodore Parker, found guilty of adultery in Exeter, New Hampshire in 1844. $10.00

462 (Religion) Kimball, Caleb, 1798-1879. The HOLY SPIRIT RESISTED. Third edition. Boston: Benjamin Perkins & Co, 1846. Press of T.S. Marvin. 108 pages. Vignette at foot of text. 6.25 x 3.75", green cloth, ornate blind panels on boards, gold title upper board. Cloth bit faded, rubbed, soiled, text bit foxed, VG. 12 ways to drop the ball heading for salvation's goal, generally avoiding juicy details: hatred, caviling Divine truth (Voltaire, Paine), fanaticism, excessive worldliness, intoxicating liquors, vain amusements, light reading ('In that powerful revival of religion in D___ College in 1826, the novel departments in the circulating library were scarcely touched'), &c. $15.00

463 (Religion) Manners, Nicholas. TWO SERMONS on Subjects of the greatest Importance, & calculated to promote a conviction of sin, conversion from it, & to preserve & perfect the principle & practice of piety & virtue. Boston: Printed for the author, by J. Bumstead, 1794. 24, (12), 12 pages. 7.5 x 4.5", stitched. Lacks wrapper, marginal stain few leaves, small edge chips, owner name & writing on titlepage, G. Evans 27262. 2 sermons, A word to the World in general, & to the preachers & people of North America in particular, being the experience of Mrs. Mary Nichols Prefaced & published by Nicholas Manners, second edition, improved, then 2 more sermons. Untrimmed. $75.00

464 (Religion) Sanders, Daniel Clarke, Pastor of the Church in Medfield. A SERMON, Preached 9th January, 1816, before the Convention of Norfolk County at Dedham, for Encouraging Due Observance of the Lord's Day. Dedham: Gazette Office, 1816. 20 pages. 9.5 x 5.75", stitched. Lightly foxed, edges chipped, bit loose, VG. Untrimmed. 'Amos Wight Book' at head of title. Shaw & Shoemaker 38869. Appendix: Resolutions. $20.00

465 (Religion) Shepard, Thomas, 1605-1649 & Nehemiah Adams. The AUTOBIOGRAPHY of THOMAS SHEPARD, the Celebrated Minister of Cambridge, N.E. With additional notices of his life & character, by Nehemiah Adams, Pastor, First Church in connection with Shepard Society, Cambridge. Boston: Pierce & Parker, 1832. 129 pages. Facsimile by Pendleton's Lithography, Boston. 6 x 4", publisher cloth. Spine edges frayed, upper hinge pulled, cover worn, bit toned, G. 'Sarah Ann Dana, Cambridge, 1832' on blank. American Imprints 14690. Shepard became minister after life of dissolution, Puritanism led to being barred to preach, came to America. $25.00 466 (Rhode Island) Hall, Edward B. (Brooks), 1800-1866, Pastor. DISCOURSES comprising a HISTORY of the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH in PROVIDENCE. Delivered June 19, 1836, after the close of a century from the formation of the church. Providence: Knowles, Vose & Co, 1836. 62 pages. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap soiled, spine chipped, text lightly damped, G. American Imprints 37858. 'Dr Messer - with the respects of E.B. Hall' on wrapper. $25.00

467 (Rhode Island) Staples, Carlton A., Pastor. A SERMON PREACHED on the SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY of the DEDICATION of the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL MEETING HOUSE, in Providence, October 29th, 1876. Providence: J.A. & R.A. Reid, Printers, 1876. 20 pages. Order of Services. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap & edge stained, short splits, corner bumped, G. $15.00

468 (Scripophily) Braun, Hans. Mirrors of the Economy: HISTORIC SHARES (STOCK CERTIFICATES) of the USA - Historische Aktien aus den USA. Spiegelbilder der Wirtschaft. Volume I. Mainz: Hermann Schmidt, copyright 1996. 295 pages. Color illustrated. Text in English, German. Bibliography. 11.5 x 10", cloth spine, paper boards, printed labels, no dj. Cover trifle soiled, scuffed, VG/none. ISBN 3874393976. $15.00

469 (Scripophily) Braun, Hans. Mirrors of the Economy: HISTORIC SHARE CERTIFICATES EUROPE - Historische Europa. Spiegelbilder der Wirtschaft. Volume I. Mainz: Hermann Schmidt, copyright 1996. 326 pages. Color illustrated. Text in English, German. Bibliography. 11.5 x 10", cloth spine, paper boards, printed labels, no dj. Cover trifle soiled, scuffed, VG/none. ISBN 3874393968. $15.00

470 (Scripophily) Hendy, Anne-Marie. AMERICAN RAILROAD STOCK CERTIFICATES. London: Stanley Gibbons Publications, first published 1989. viii,168 pages. 8 color plates, many halftone illustrations. 10 x 7.5", paper boards, dj. Few bumps, VG/VG. ISBN 0852592965. $10.00

471 (Smith College) Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts. The INAUGURATION of MARION LEROY BURTON, Ph.D., D.D., as PRESIDENT of SMITH COLLEGE, The Fifth of October, 1910. Northampton: 1911. 102 pages. Frontispiece portrait. 9.5 x 6.5", paper boards, printed label. VG. Inaugural address, kudos from academic delegates. $10.00

472 (Social Work) Neilson, James, 1844-1937. The EARLY HISTORY of the CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY, of New Brunswick, N.J., & the Work of Mary Putnam Woodbury (Mrs. James) Neilson, in its Foundation & Management, its Boys' Clubs, Penny Savings Fund, &c, including an important report by the late Mrs. Neilson, giving the aims & experience during fourteen years of the New Brunswick Charity Organization Society, an annual report of the Penny Savings Fund; also an account of fourteen years of its work. Paper read before New Brunswick Historical Club, May 21, 1914. (14) pages. 9.5 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $10.00

473 (Social Work) New Jersey State Board of Children's Guardians, Francis Day, General Agent, Jersey City, New Jersey. REPORT of NEW JERSEY STATE BOARD of CHILDREN'S GUARDIANS for the Year 1908. Trenton: MacCrellish & Quigley, Printers, 1909. 13 pages, 4pp 'Act for creation of State Board of Children's Guardians, Approved 1899, Amended 1900, 1902', 4pp 'Tables Omitted' inserted. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap split, detached, chipped, text G. Unemployment was forcing formerly solvent families to send mother & children to almshouse. Narratives of few cases, stress on system, attempts to find employment for fathers, success story of boy who comes of age, adopted by farmer. $10.00

474 (Society) Social Directory of the United States. The SOCIAL DIRECTORY of the UNITED STATES 1940. Chicago: copyright 1940. Copy #5413.360 pages. Clubs, colleges, social directory by state, town. 7 x 5", cloth, no dj. VG. $15.00 475 (Sports) Amherst College Athletic Association, Amherst, Massachusetts. FALL MEETING of the AMHERST COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, on Blake Field, Saturday, October 15, 1887, at 9 A.M. & 1:30 P.M. Order of Events. 16 pages. 6 x 4.75", printed wrapper, purple string tie. Lower wrap adhesive stained, lightly soiled, creased, toned, G. 25 events, including potato race, 2 mile run, football kick, baseball throw, backward dash, cake walk, mile walk, 1 mile bicycle race, contestants, first 3 finishers & score in manuscript. $25.00

476 (Sports) McCarthy, Joe & Dizzy Dean. DIZZY at the MIKE. Reprinted from Cosmopolitan, August, 1948. 16 pages. 7.5 x 4", diecut to shape of microphone, with image of mike on cover, portrait of Dizzy Dean at mike inside, 3 images of him pitching on back. Lightly soiled, scuffed, VG. Feature article on James Herman Dean's post-pitching radio career providing 'color' for Saint Louis Browns games. $20.00

477 (Steamship) C.S. Hammond & Company, Inc, Map Engravers, Printers & Publishers, New York. HAMMOND'S BIRD'S EYE VIEW MAP of NEW YORK to BOSTON, Showing All Points of Interest on the East River, Long Island Sound & the Rhode Island & Massachusetts Coast. Cover: Showing Steamship Lines, Lighthouses, Waterways & Landmarks. Published for the Union News Company, New York, no date, ca 1925. 11 x 29", folds into 8.5 x 4" printed wrapper with image of steamship passengers, sailboat, lighthouse. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, VG. $35.00

478 (Steamship) Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company, Boston, Massachusetts. DAY TRIPS between BOSTON and the far-famed NANTASKET BEACH and HISTORIC PLYMOUTH. Points of Interest Down the Harbor. Time-table commencing June 11, 1910. 40 pages. Many small halftones of Nantasket Beach, Rowe's Wharf, Fort Independence, Governor's Island, Deer Island Light, Boston Yacht Club, Crow Point Pier, Fort Warren, Boston Lightship, Minot's Ledge Lights, Plymouth Rock, 19 steamboats. 8 x 4", printed wrapper. Slightly soiled, VG. $25.00

479 (Steamship) Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company, Boston, Massachusetts. NANTASKET BEACH and PLYMOUTH: Boston Harbor Trips, Eight Large Sight-seeing Excursion Boats, New England's Favorites, Nantasket Beach, Paragon Park & Plymouth, Steamers from Rowe's Wharf, Boston. (Promotional booklet). No date, (1924 - text). (12) pages. Double-page color birdseye view, color illustration 'rounding the Gurnet', halftones of 8 boats, color decorations. 9 x 8", stapled booklet folding to 9 x 4". Bit rubbed, 2 library rubberstamps, staples little rusty, VG. $20.00

480 (Steamship) Thousand Island Steamboat Company & St. Lawrence River Steamboat Company in connection with New York Central & Hudson River Rail Road. The Folger System, H.S. Folger, Manager. The THOUSAND ISLANDS are directly reached by splendidly equipped through trains from New York, Boston, Buffalo & Niagara Falls via New York Central Lines. How to See the Thousand Islands. (Promotional booklet). (1909). 91 pages. Folding color map, 2 folding panels, halftones of steamboats, lighthouses, Yacht Club, fishing, islands, mansions, illustrated advertisements for hotels, &c. 8.5 x 4", printed wrapper. Trifle rubbed, wrap starting from staples, VG. $40.00

481 (Streetcars) The Shore Line Electric Railway Company & the Norwich & Westerly Traction Company, Norwich, Connecticut. The SHORE LINE SYSTEM Serving All of the People of Eastern Connecticut. Copyright 1914. Poole Brothers, Chicago. 16 x 16" sheet folding to 8 x 4". Color map, other side has color cover graphic, 8 halftones of Ocean Side, Watch Hill, Atlantic Beach Casino, Golden Spur Recreation Park, Wildwood Park, Old Lyme. Marginal marks on map, else VG. $25.00 482 (Temperance) [Hildreth, Miss]. The POOR MAN'S HOUSE REPAIRED; or, the Wretched Made Happy. No. 313. A simple narrative of facts, communicated, by a lady, to the New-York State Temperance Society. NY: American Tract Society, 150 Nassau-street, D. Fanshaw, Printer, no date, ca 1840. 16 pages. Engraving repeated wrap & head of text. 7 x 4.25", tan wrapper with Alcohol, Principles of Temperance Societies, Insurance on Temperance Vessels Reduced, Certificates of Presidents of US. VG. Mechanic's wife tells of husband's drinking, poverty, temperance meetings, reform. $15.00

483 (Texas) Winter, Nevin O. TEXAS the MARVELLOUS: The State of the Six Flags. First impression. Boston: Page Company, 1916. xii,343 pages. Folding map, 54 plates, 6 colored. 9.75 x 6.5", pictorial gold stamped red cloth. Remnant of spine label, cover bit rubbed, soiled, small library plate, rubberstamps, accession number, else clean, tight, VG. $20.00

484 (Textiles) [Parnell, Edward Andrew] & Robert MacFarlane.. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DYEING and CALICO-PRINTING, including the latest inventions & improvements; a description of the origin, manufacture, uses, & chemical properties of various animal, vegetable & mineral substances employed, appendix comprising definitions of chemical terms; tables of weights, measures, thermometers, hygrometers, &c, by experienced dyer, assisted by scientific gentlemen, supplement, containing the most recent discoveries in color chemistry. NY: John Wiley, 1860. xxi,729 pages. 10 engraved plates, 49 figures. 9 x 6", later cloth. Library spine label, pocket, Textile School Library bookplate, few rubberstamps, blindstamp, text toned, G. $75.00

485 (Textiles) Bancroft, Edward, M.D. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES Concerning the PHILOSOPHY of PERMANENT COLOURS; and the Best Means of Producing Them, by Dyeing, Calico Printing, &c. 2 volumes. Philadelphia: Thomas Dobson, 1814. xlv,401 + 394 page. 9 x 5.5", later library cloth. Lowell Textile Institute Library plates, spine labels, pockets, titlepage rubberstamps, scattered foxing & soiling, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 30738; Rink, Technical Americana, 26. $200.00

486 (Textiles) Bemiss, Elijah. The DYER'S COMPANION. In two parts. First: A General Plan of Dying Wool & Woollen, Cotton & Linen Cloths, Yarn & Thread, Directions for Milling & Finishing, Stamping & Bleaching Cloths. Second: Many Useful Receipts on Dying, Staining, Painting, &c. Second edition, enlarged & improved. N-Y: Evert Duyckinck, 1815. George Long, Printer. viii,307 pages. 7 x 4.5", sheep, red leather spine label, gold lines & lettering. Cover rubbed, library spine number, pocket, Lowell Textile Institute & New England Textile Foundation plates, Corner Book Shop ticket, light stain, bit loose, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 34038; Rink, Technical Americana 1852. $150.00

487 (Textiles) Blair, Matthew. The PAISLEY THREAD INDUSTRY & the Men who Createed & Developed It with notes concerning Paisley, old & new Paisley: Alexander Gardner, 1907. 206 pages. Frontispiece portrait, many illustrations. 10 x 8", gold & black stamped green cloth, top edge gilt. Library marks, Lowell Technological Institute Library & presentation plates, text clean, tight, G. $50.00

488 (Textiles) Cawston Ostrich Farm, South Pasadena, California. SOUVENIR OSTRICH FASHION CATALOGUE & Feather Price List. Season 1920-1921. 16 pages. Views of farm, ostriches, feather hats, fans, boas, muff, coatee, scarf, bags, collar, hat bands, fancies. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Wrap bit soiled, lightly wrinkled, else VG. $25.00

489 (Textiles) Gioanventura Rosetti; translated by Sidney M. Edelstein & Hector C. Borghetty. The PLITHO of GIOANVENTURA ROSETTI: Instructions in the Art Of the Dyers Which Teaches the Dyeing of Woolen Cloths, Linens, Cottons, And Silk by the Great Art As Well as by the Common. Translation of first edition of 1548. Cambridge & London: M.I.T. Press, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, copyright 1969. Printed by Meriden Gravure Company. xxxvi,199 pages. Facsimile of 1548 Italian edition, titlepages of other editions. 10.5 x 8.25", red cloth, no dj. Library spine label, rubberstamp on page edges, adhesive stain lower endsheets, cover bit soiled, text clean, tight, G. $75.00 490 (Textiles) Heaton, Herbert. The YORKSHIRE WOOLLEN and WORSTED INDUSTRIES from the Earliest Times up to the Industrial Revolution. Oxford Historical & Literary Studies, Volume 10. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1920. xii,459 pages. 5 maps & illustrations. 9 x 6", cloth, no dj. 2 large parts spine cloth gone, spine adhesive stain, cloth bit soiled, Lowell Technological Institute Library plate, adhesive stains from removed pocket & slips, text clean, tight, fair/none $15.00

491 (Textiles) Higgins, S.H. (Sydney Herbert). A HISTORY of BLEACHING. London: Longmans, Green & Co, 1924. vii,176 pages. 9 illustrations. 8.5 x 5.75", gold lettered red cloth, no dj. Library marks, spine, pocket, page edges rubberstamped, Lowell Textile Institue Library bookplate, spine tip frayed, text clean, tight, G. Signed presentation from author. $50.00

492 (Textiles) Horner, John. The LINEN TRADE of EUROPE during the Spinning-Wheel Period. Belfast: M'Caw, Stevenson & Orr, 1920. xiv,591 pages. Many illustrations, folding plates, tipped-in portraits. 8.5 x 5.5", linen, no dj. Library marks, 4 small pieces pressure-sensitive tape along few gutter margins, 1 sheet loose, text clean, G. $75.00

493 (Textiles) Jenkins, J. Geraint. The WELSH WOOLLEN INDUSTRY. Cardiff: National Museum of Wales-Welsh Folk Museum, 1969. xviii,410 pages. 35 plates. Bibliography. 8.5 x 5.5", gold lettered grey cloth, no dj. Library marks, text clean, tight, G/none. $20.00

494 (Textiles) Lomax, Alfred L. PIONEER WOOLEN MILLS in OREGON: History of Wool & the Woolen Textile Industry in Oregon, 1811-1875. Portland: Binfords & Mort, copyright 1941. 312 pages. 9 plates, pictorial map endsheets. 9.5 x 6.25", cloth, no dj. Library spine label, pocket, Lowell Textile Institute Library plate, text clean, tight, G/none. Signed presentation from copyright holder Clarence M. Bishop. $20.00

495 (Textiles) Mann, J. de L. The CLOTH INDUSTRY in the WEST of ENGLAND from 1640 to 1880. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1971. xviii,371 pages. Bibliography. 8.5 x 5.5", gold lettered red cloth, no dj. Library spine label & pocket, else clean, tight, VG/none. $10.00

496 (Textiles) Napier, James & A.A. Fesquet. A SYSTEM of CHEMISTRY APPLIED to DYEING. New & thoroughly revised edition, completely brought up to the present state of the science, including the Chemistry of Coal Tar Colors. With appendix on dyeing & calico printing as shown in the Universal Exposition, Paris, 1867. Philadelphia: Henry Carey Baird, 1869. 422 pages, 23pp publisher catalog. 9 x 6", black cloth, blind paneled boards, gold lettering. Library spine label, pocket, Lowell Textile Institute Library & New England Textile Foundation plates, spine tips frayed, cloth bit damped, text toned, owner name, G. $75.00

497 (Textiles) Power, Eileen. The WOOL TRADE in ENGLISH MEDIEVAL HISTORY being The Ford Lectures. Oxford University Press, reprinted 1942, 1969. viii,128 pages. 9 x 5.75", cloth, no dj. Library marks, text clean, tight, G/none. $10.00

498 (Textiles) Robinson, Stuart. A history of DYED TEXTILES: Dyes, Fibers, Painted Bark, Batik, Starch-resist, Discharge, Tie-dye, Further Sources for Research. Studio Vista Lonson, first published 1969. 112 pages. 50 illustrations, some color, 4 figures. 10 x 7", blue cloth, no dj. Library marks, text clean, tight, G/none. ISBN 28979644X. $10.00

499 (Textiles) Smith, Robert Sidney. MILL on the DAN: A History of Dan River Mills, 1882-1950. Durham: Duke University Press, 1960. Copyright 1960. xi,570 pages. 9.5 x 6.25", gold lettered cloth, no dj. Library marks, text clean, tight, G/none. Riverside Cotton Mills & Dan River Power & Manufacturing Company, Dansville, Virginia. $35.00 500 (Textiles) Tucker, William. The FAMILY DYER and SCOURER; being a Complete Treatise on the Arts of Dying & Cleaning every article of Dress, Bed & Window Furniture, Silks, Bonnets, Feathers, &c, whether made of flax, silk, cotton, wool, or hair; also, carpets, counterpanes, & hearth-rugs. Insuring a saving of eighty per cent. Second edition. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, & Jones, 1818. xii,158 pages. 1 engraving. 7 x 4", later cloth. Library rubberstamps on page edges, spine plate & pocket removed, else VG. $100.00

501 (Textiles) Turnbull, Geoffrey; John G. Turnbull, Editor. A HISTORY of the CALICO PRINTING INDUSTRY of GREAT BRITAIN. Altringham: John Sherratt & Son, first published 1951. xv,501 pages. 43 plates. Bibliography. 8.75 x 5.5", green cloth, no dj. Library marks, adhesive stain from pocket, Lowell Technical Institute Library plate, text clean, tight, G/none. $25.00

502 (Textiles) Vance, Rupert H. HUMAN FACTORS in COTTON CULTURE: A Study in the Social Geography of the American South. University of North Carolina Social Science Series. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1929. Copyright 1929. xi,346 pages. 2 folding maps, 1 colored. Bibliography. 8.5 x 5.5", green cloth, no dj. 2 short edge tears, mostly unopened, clean, tight, VG/none. 'August Meier, Jan. 1960' on pastedown - scholar of African-American history. Regionalism, human ecology, evolution of cotton system, risks of production & market, grower's year, system at turn of century, how farmer lives. $15.00

503 (Textiles) White, Howard J., Jr, Editor; The American Association of Textile Chemists & Colorists, Sponsor. PROCEEDINGS of the PERKIN CENTENNIAL 1856-1956. Commemorating the Discovery of Aniline Dyes. The Waldorf-Astoria, NY, NY, Week of September 10, 1956, ix,467 pages. Few color plates, many illustrations. 10.5 x 8.5'', cloth, no dj. Library marks, text clean, tight, VG/none. Historical & technical papers on William Henry Perkin, color-fastness, application to plastic, cosmetics, leather, food, paper, textiles, color psychology, physics, national defense, economics, history of color, dyeing, synthetic dyes, chemistry. $25.00

504 (Theater) The THEATRE and MOTION PICTURES: A Selection of Articles from the New 14th Edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica. Britannica Booklet No. 7. NY & London: Encyclopedia Britannica, copyright 1933. x,93 pages. 4 color plates, 62 halftone plates, drawings. 11 x 8.5", cloth, no dj. VG/none. Contributors: E.F. Albee, Lon Chaney, Cecil B. De Mille, Norman Bel Geddes, Lillian Gish, Joseph Urban; exteriors & interiors, production, direction, Chinese theatre, motion picture history, stage design, dance, acoustics, costume, pantomime, masks, puppets, ballet, vaudeville, No drama, little theatre movement, &c. $25.00

505 (Theater) Bates, Esther Willard. The ART of PRODUCING PAGEANTS. Boston: Walter H. Baker Company, 1925. 209 pages. Halftone plates, MacDowell colony stage. 7.5 x 5", cloth, no dj.. Edges frayed, hinge repaired, sewing cracked, G/none. $10.00

506 (Theater) Chubb, Percival, Ethical Culture School, New York & school staff. FESTIVALS and PLAYS in Schools & Elsewhere. NY & London: Harper & Brothers, copyright 1912. xxii,403 pages. Many halftones of school holiday festivals, Central Park May Festival. 7.75 x 5.5", gold lettered green cloth, no dj. VG/none. $10.00

507 (Theater) Kranich, Friedrich. BUHNENTECHNIK der GEGENWART. 2 volumes. Munchen & Berlin: R. Oldenbourg, 1929/33. 370 +397 pages. 18 plates, some folding, color, 664 illustrations, theatres, plans, sections, stage designs, equipment, productions. 11.5 x 8.5", gold lettered black cloth. Edge vol 2 damped, hinges trifle weak, covers bit soiled, VG. $250.00 508 (Theater) Lang, Anton; translated by Anton Lang, Jr. REMINISCENCES by ANTON LANG, "Christus" in the Passion Plays of Oberammergau in 1900-1910-1922. Munich: Carl Aug. Seyfried & Co, 1930. (160) pages. Portrait, halftones of family, pottery, Passion Play, Holy Land, America. 7.25 x 4.5", printed stiff paper. Light edge wear, VG. Author signature on titlepage, June 16, 1932. $20.00

509 (Theater) Lutz, Florence. The TECHNIQUE of PANTOMIME. Berkeley: Sather Gate Book Shop, copyright 1927. 174 pages. 9 x 6", gold lettered maroon cloth, no dj. Cover soiled, VG/none. $15.00

510 (Theater) Needham, Mary Master. FOLK FESTIVALS: Their Growth & How to Give Them. NY: B.W. Huebsch, 1912. xvi,244 pages. Bibliography. 7.5 x 5", gold lettered green cloth, no dj. Tips worn, shaken, G/none. $10.00

511 (Transcendental) Reed, Sampson. SWEDENBORG and HIS MISSION: A Lecture delivered before the Massachusetts Association of the New-Jerusalem Church, at its session in Boston, April 7, 1859. Reprinted from The New-Jerusalem Magazine. Boston: Published by George Phinney, 1859. 24 pages. 8.75 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. Reed, 1800-1880, read Swedenborg at Harvard Divinity School, became druggist instead of minister, greatly influenced Emerson & Transcendentalists with his Oration on Genius, 1821. $15.00

512 (Travel) AROUND the WORLD. (Leporello viewbook) No imprint, (T. Nelson & Sons, London & Edinburgh?), ca 1870? 22 panels in accordion strip, 4 images per panel, of London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Paris, Versaille, Lyon, Bruxelles, Berlin, Rhein, Frankfurt, Leipzig, Dresden, Wien, Schweiz, Rom, Petersburg, Constantinople, New York, Niagara Falls, Washington, Chicago, San Francisco, Melbourne, Sidney (Exhibition Building, Alfred Park). 4 x 6", gold stamped embossed purple cloth. Cover slightly faded, VG. $50.00

513 (Travel) Beekman Tourist Company, Boston, Massachusetts. BIG and LITTLE JOURNEYS: A Travel Magazine. Summer edition, 1912. 112 pages. Halftones of sights, trains, boats, illustrated hotel & resort directory. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Spine chipped, few corners creased, VG. Escorted tours to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, St. Lawrence, Ausable Chasm, Washington & Philadelphia, Gettysburg, White Mountains, New York City, Yellowstone, Colorado, Bermuda, Alaska, &c. $15.00

514 (Travel) Fitch, George Hamlin. The CRITIC in the ORIENT. San Francisco: Paul Elder & Company, Tomoye Press, April, 1913. x,178 pages. 9 tipped-in plates & 64 photographs of Japan, Manila, China, India, Egypt. 8.25 x 5.25", gold & black stamped cloth, no dj. VG/none. San Francisco Chronicle book critic describes first half of world tour. $10.00

515 (Travel) Franck, Harry A., 1881-1962. ZONE POLICEMAN 88: A Close Range Study of the Panama Canal & its Workers. NY: Century Co, 1920. Copyright 1913. 314 pages, 2pp publisher advertisement. Illustrated, facsimile of letter endsheet. 8.25 x 5.5", pictorial cloth, no dj. Cover soiled, tips bit worn, text clean, tight, G/none. Intrrepid travel writer bluffed way into police job in Canal Zone, worked 3 months, observed life, got a book. $10.00

516 (Travel) Hunter, J.A., Editor. The SOUTH AMERICAN HANDBOOK - 1926: A Guide to the Countries & Resources of Latin-America, inclusive of South & Central America, Mexico, & Cuba. (Third edition). South American Publications, London. lxviii,682 pages. Folding color map, city maps, advertisements, some illustrated. 7 x 4.5", gold stamped flexible red cloth, no dj. Lower spine tip snagged, edges worn, cloth bit soiled, scuffed, few marks, creased corners, G. $15.00 517 (Travel) Ormsby, Mary A. FIVE MONTHS ABROAD. No imprint; introduction: Brooklyn, N.Y., May 1, 1890. 113 pages. 6 x 4.5", gold stamped grey cloth. Cover lightly scuffed, soiled, text VG. Not in Smith, American Travelers Abroad. Author sailed on 'Bothnia' June, 1889 with husband & daughter, much seasickness, Liverpool, London, World Sunday-school Convention, Warwick, Stratford-on- Avon, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast, Paris, Exposition Universelle, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, lots of churches, sermons, tourist sites, returned home November 13 on 'City of Paris'. 'Compliments of Mrs. E.S. Ormsby, Emmetsburg, July 6, 1890, to Harrie Booth'. Wife of Edwin Samuel Ormsby, businessman, lawyer, staunch Methodist & mayor of Emmetsburg, Iowa. $35.00

518 (United Kingdom) [Morison, David?] & Thomas Arnold, Architect. OLD EDINBURGH: Its Beaux & Belles, Its Beggars & Criminals, Its Mercat Cross. (Gathering of 3 works): Beaux & Belles Faithfully presented to the reader in Coloured Prints with the story of How they Walked, Dressed & Behaved Themselves; Pedlars, Beggars & Criminals with some other odd characters, Their Effigies in Colour & their Characters in Type; History of the Cross of Edinburgh commonly called The Mercat Cross. Edinburgh: William Paterson, 1887, separate titlepages dated 1886, 1886, 1885. 112, 107 + 128 pages. 'Coloured' plates in 1 color, illustrations. 6.75 x 4.5", blue cloth, paper spine label. Library bookplate & rubberstamps, spine labels roughly removed, cover rubbed, soiled, G. $50.00

519 (United Kingdom) Blackley, Frank, Secretary. A SOUVENIR of INNS of COURT HOTEL, High Holborn & Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. (Third edition). No imprint, preface: April, 1898. 108 pages. Foldng map 'Round the Town', London, advertisements. 5.5 x 4.5", printed wrapper in green & gold with view of Grand Hall. Spine chipped, wrap weak along fold, rubbed, soiled, map toned, G. How to See London, Coach Drives, Inns of Court Hotel Tariff, Rooms, Banqueting & Meeting Rooms, Menus, Hackney Carriages, Railway Stations, Theatres, &c. $35.00

520 (Vermont) An ADDRESS to HEADS of FAMILIES in GENERAL, and to Professors in Particular, Upon the Duty of Prayer, & the Education of Those Under Their Care. Selected from late Eminent Authors. Windsor: Printed by A. Spooner, [for I. Newton, Norwich, Vt.], 1807. 24 pages. 7.25 x 4.5", stitched, contemporary plain wrapper added. Coarse laid paper, no watermark. Untrimmed. VG. Shaw & Shoemaker 11938; McCorison, Vermont Imprints 888. $75.00

521 (Vermont) An ADVENTURE in VERMONT; or, the Story of Mr. Anderson. No. XXIV. From Sidney's Press, printed for the Connecticut Religious Tract Society, & for sale at the bookstores of I. Cooke & Co, New-Haven & O.D. Cooke, Hartford, July, 1809. 3.000. 24 pages. 6.5 x 4", disbound. Removed, G. Shaw & Shoemaker 16811. Author thrown from his horse 'descending one of the green mountains of Vermont' & is rescued by Mr. Anderson, a farmer, who precipitates a conversion experience for author. "The Connecticut Religious Tract Society has caused to be printed above 38,000 sheets of the same size as this, containing more than 76,000 small tracts of about ten pages each on an average, besides hymns, &c." $25.00

522 (Vermont) Hopkins, John H., Bishop, Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of Vermont. The SACRIFICE of ATONEMENT. A Sermon Preached by Request in St. Paul's Church, Burlington, on the evening of Trinity Sunday, June 6, 1841. Burlington: Chauncey Goodrich, 1841. 23 pages. 8.25 x 5", printed wrapper. Lightly creased, foxed, wrap rubbed, VG. $15.00

523 (Vermont) Hopkins, John H., Bishop, Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of Vermont. A PASTORAL LETTER, Addressed by The Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State of Vermont, to the People of His Diocese, on the Subject of the Correspondence with the Rev. William Henry Hoit, Late Rector of Union Church, St. Alban's. Burlington: Chauncey Goodrich, 1846. 47 pages. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. Lower wrap torn, wrap rubbed, soiled, text lightly foxed, G. Hoit's attendance at Roman Catholic Vespers escalates into doctrinal battle & censure. $15.00 524 (Vermont) Sutherland, David, Minister, Bath, New Hampshire & John Wallace. CHRISTIAN BENEVOLENCE. A Sermon, Delivered at Newbury, VT., before the Washington Benevolent Society, at the Celebration of the Anniversary of the National Independence, July 4, 1812. With: An ORATION, Delivered before the Washington Benevolent Society in Newbury, Vermont, on the Fourth of July, 1812. Windsor: Printed by Thomas M. Pomroy, 1812. 15 + 14 pages. Laid paper, no watermark. 9 x 6", plain blue wrapper. Unopened, untrimmed. Sewing perished, sheets loose, foxed, VG. Shaw & Shoemaker 26834 + 27420. $50.00

525 (Veterinary) Dadd, George H., M.D., V.S. The ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY of the HORSE: with Anatomical & Questional Illustrations. Containing a Series of Examinations on Equine Anatomy & Physiology, Instructions in Reference to Dissection, & Mode of Making Anatomical Preparations, Glossary of Veterinary Technicalities, Toxicological Chart, & Dictionary of Veterinary Science. Boston: John S. Jewett & Company, 1857. 291 pages. 20 plates with facing text. 11 x 7", blind & gold stamped black cloth. Rebacked, tips worn, text toned, G. $75.00

526 (Washington) WASHINGTON: The Nation's Capital. (Viewbook). W.B. Garrison, Washington, D.C., no date, ca 1915. Titleleaf, 2pp text, 24 mounted plates by The Albertype Company of White House, Library of Congress, Washington Monument, US Treasury, State, War & Navy Building, Pennsylvania Avenue, National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of Printing & Engraving, Corcoran Art Gallery, American Red Cross Memorial, Continental Hall, Union of American Republics, Senate Office Building, new Post Office, Lincoln Memorial, General Post Office, Custis- Lee Mansion, Mount Vernon, National Veterans home. 10 x 13", printed stiff paper, applied oval image of US Capitol, cord tie. Title leaf detached, cover soiled, rubbed, text VG. $25.00

527 (Washington) Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Passenger Department. GUIDE to WASHINGTON. Copyright 1901. 42 pages. Double-page city map, 1p railroad map, halftones of US Capitol, White House, Navy Building, Library of Congress, Treasury Department, Corcoran Gallery, Patent Office, Smithsonian Institution, Washington Monument, Post Office Building, fountain, monument, &c. 10 x 7", engraved wrapper. Wrap bit rubbed, soiled, VG. $25.00

528 (Williams College) Arthur Ketchum, Percival H. Truman & Henry R. Conger; Herbert Leyman & Isaac H. Brooman, Jr, Editors. WILLIAMS SKETCHES. First edition. Williamstown, 1898. x,327 pages. 7.5 x 5", gold stamped green cloth, top edge gilt. Cover bit soiled, VG. Short stories by undergraduates of college life. $20.00

529 (Williams College) Edwin Partridge Lehman & Julian Park, Compilers. A WILLIAMS ANTHOLOGY: A Collection of the Verse & Prose of Williams College, 1798-1910. First edition. Williamstown: Privately Printed, 1910. 600 copies, Riverside Press. xiv,221 pages. 7.5 x 5", blue cloth, paper spine label, top edge gilt. VG. Washington Gladden, William Cullen Bryant (Bibliography of American Literature 1806), Hamilton Wright Mabie, Max Eastman, &c. $25.00

530 (Williams College) Frederic Miller Smedley, Frank Hammond Griggs & Howard Opdyke, editors. WILLIAMS VERSE Collected from Her Undergraduate Publications. Centennial edition. NY & London: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1893. 141 pages. 7 x 4.5", gold stamped maroon cloth, top edge gilt. Cover bit soiled, rubbed, VG. $15.00

531 (Williams College) John Sheridan Zelie, Class of 'Eighty-Seven, & Carroll Perry, Class of 'Ninety; Talcott Miner Banks, Editor, BILL PRATT: The Saw-Buck Philosopher. An Appreciation of the Life, Public Services, & Speeches of One Who for Over Half a Century Ministered to the Entertainment & Edification of the Students of Williams College. New edition with new matter. Williamstown: 1895. Foreword: September 15, 1915. The Merrymount Press, Boston. x,(157) pages. 7.75 x 5.75", cloth spine, paper label, paper boards. VG. $25.00 532 (Williams College) Milham, Willis I., Field Memorial Professor of Astronomy. The HISTORY of METEOROLOGY in WILLIAMS COLLEGE. Temperature, Precipitation & other Data for Williamstown, Massachusetts. Williamstown: Williams College, 1936. 21 pages. Portraits of professors, view of observatory, weather tables. 8.75 x 6", printed wrapper. VG. $15.00

533 (Williams College) Parsons, Rev. E.B. (Eben Burt). PHI BETA KAPPA, GAMMA of MASSACHUSETTS, WILLIAMS COLLEGE. Williamstown: Ingraham Printing & Publishing Co, 1903. 52 pages. 9.25 x 7", cloth. Cover bit soiled, VG. Officers, members, 1797-1903: Hamilton Wright Mabie, James A. Garfield, John Bascom, William C. Bryant, Orville Dewey, Washington Gladden, Bliss Perry, Horace Scudder, &c. $15.00

534 (Williams College) Parsons, Rev. E.B. (Eben Burt). PHI BETA KAPPA, GAMMA of MASSACHUSETTS, WILLIAMS COLLEGE. Charter, Register of Officers & Members, Constitution, United Chapters, &c. Syracuse: Moser & Lyon, Stationers, Printers & Book Jobbers, 1897. (84) pages. 9 x 6.5", printed wrapper. Wrap chipped, toned, G. $15.00

535 (Williams College) Parsons, Rev. E.B. (Eben Burt). PHI BETA KAPPA, GAMMA of MASSACHUSETTS, WILLIAMS COLLEGE. 1798-1892. Williamstown: 1891.(20) pages. 8.5 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Toned, VG. Chapters, officers, members: Hamilton W. Mabie, James Garfield, John Bascom, William C. Bryant, Orville Dewey, Washington Gladden, Bliss Perry, &c. $10.00

536 (Williams College) President Mark Hopkins & Reverend Thomas Robbins, Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts. ADDRESSES Delivered before The SOCIETY of ALUMNI of WILLIAMS COLLEGE at the CELEBRATION of the SEMI-CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY, August 16th, 1843. No imprint. Account of celebration by Leverett W. Spring, September, 1893. 99 pages. 9.5 x 6.5", printed wrapper. Unopened. Few corner chips, wrap bit soiled, worn, VG. $25.00

537 (Williams College) Samuel Abbott, '87 & George Lynde Richardson, '88. WILLIAMS VERSES: A Collection of Poems from the Williams College Atheneum, Argo, Fortnight, & Literary Monthly. Cambridge: Riverside Press, 1887. xi,114 pages. 6.75 x 4.5", gold lettered green cloth, top edge gilt. Cover scuffed, VG. $25.00

538 (Williams College) Spring, Leverett, Wilson, Morris Professor of Rhetoric. MARK HOPKINS, TEACHER. Industrial Education Association Monographs, Vol. I, No. 4. NY: Industrial Education Association, July, 1888. Pages (99)-128, 4pp advertisements. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Wrap chipped, VG. Mark Hopkins, 1802-1887, Williams 1824, President 1836-1872. $15.00

539 (Women) Gillette Safety Razor Company, Boston, Massachusetts. by Request: MILADY DECOLLETE GILLETTE. (Advertising booklet). No date, ca 1915. (7) pages. Illustrations of women in fancy dress exposing underarms, boxed razor. 5.5 x 3", printed wrapper. Trifle scuffed, VG. 'in response to requests from leading resorts & metropolitan fashion centers - Women feel an underarm as smooth as the face necessary - sleeveless evening gown, free movement & graceful dance, transparent blouse materials, demand smooth skin.' $25.00

540 (Women) Nurses' Registry of Montclair, New Jersey. WHITE CAPS, Directed by Mr. Harry Cox, November 18th & 19th, 1936, Montclair Theatre. Program (book & broadside). (64) pages. Many local advertisements, History of the Registry, Patronesses, Program: Show Boat, Minstrel, Cast, Nightingales, Ushers, Committees, Montclair Nurses Registry. 12 x 9", printed wrapper, drawing of nurses by Jean Elizabeth Wyman. Broadside & decal inserted. VG. $25.00 541 (Women) The Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. The Class of 1944 of The BALDWIN SCHOOL presents CABBAGES and KINGS. (Yearbook). (92) pages. Portraits, dedicatee Maud Ray, seniors, group photos of faculty, staff, lower classes, sports, candids, student drawings, local advertisements. 10.5 x 8", gold embossed padded purple cloth. 4pp Commencement Program, 5pp Upper & Middle School 1943-4 enrollment, 6pp Milestone, June 1944, 4pp Bulletin, June 1944 inserted. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, shaken, G. 'Martha Esty, 1944' on blank - faculty member, 10 warm inscriptions from other faculty, on her departure. Prep school for girls. $25.00

542 (Women) Women's Educational & Industrial Union, Boston, Massachusetts. REPORT of the WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL and INDUSTRIAL UNION for the Year Ending May 2, 1882. Boston: 1882. Circular/Lectures & Classes 1882-3, 60 pages. 7.25 x 4.75", printed wrapper. Upper wrap bugeaten, soiled, else VG. Administration, Committees, Address of President Mrs. A.M. Diaz at Annual Meeting, Social Affairs, Moral & Spiritual Development, Industrial Department, Hygiene & Physical Culture, Protective Department, Printing, Employment, Members, Constitution. $25.00

543 (World War I) Anderson, R. Wherry. The ROMANCE of AIR-FIGHTING. NY: George H. Doran Company, 1917. 31 pages. 7.5 x 5", stapled booklet. Presentation slip. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, VG. Pilot training, war flying, duelling, heroism, war story, chance for Americans. $15.00

544 (World War I) Carson, Sir Edward, First Lord of the Admiralty. The WAR on GERMAN SUBMARINES. Sir Edward Carson on the British Navy's Success. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1917. 8 pages. 8 x 5.5", stapled booklet. 2pp handbill 'The Security for Allied Loans' inserted. VG. Excerpts from speech before House of Commons, establishment of Anti-Submarine Department. $15.00

545 (World War I) Carter, Russell Gordon. The 101st FIELD ARTILLERY, A.E.F., 1917-1919. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1940. xiv,288 pages. Folding panoramic group photo, 11 color maps, map endsheets, 22 halftone plates, portraits, war action. 9 x 6", gold stamped red cloth, no dj. Library marks, VG/none. $15.00

546 (World War I) Cutler, Frederick Morse, Chaplain. The 55th ARTILLERY (C. A. C. Coast Artillery Company) in the American Expeditionary Forces, France, 1918. Worcester: Commonwealth Press, 1920. 413 pages. Halftone plates of officers, soldiers, war activity, maps. 9 x 6", red stamped beige cloth. Library marks, trifle toned, shaken, G. $35.00

547 (World War I) Dr. F. Blanchod, F. Thormeyer, Emmanuel Schoch, Delegates of the International Committee of the Red Cross. REPORTS on BRITISH PRISON-CAMPS in INDIA and BURMA, Visited by the International Red Cross Committee in February, March & April, 1917. NY: George H. Doran Company, 1917. 63 pages. 7 x 5", stapled booklet. Cover scuffed, soiled, text VG. Inspections of Turkish prisoners describing shelter, food, clothing, treatment. $15.00

548 (World War I) Duane, James T. DEAR OLD "K" (History of K Company, 101st Infantry, U.S. Army). Boston: 1922. 210 pages. 2 folding photos of company at beginning & end, division before mustering, folding map, portraits of officers, casualties, snapshots of action in France, cemeteries, cartoons. 9 x 6", gold lettered blue cloth. Library marks, cover soiled, else VG. From Clinton, Hingham & surrounding Massachusetts towns. $35.00

549 (World War I) Federation of the Italian World War Veterans in the U.S. of America. FEDERATION of the ITALIAN WORLD WAR VETERANS in the U.S. of America. Certificate of Incorporation, Constitution, By-Laws, Costitutivo, Statuto, Regolamento. G.P. Printing Co, NY. Incorporated June 28, 1929. 32 pages. 9 x 6", printed wrapper. Worn, soiled, creased, leaf torn, taped, pencil editorial marks throughout Italian section, fair. $25.00 550 (World War I) John T. Cushing & Arthur F. Stone, Editors; Capt. Harold P. Sheldon, Military Historian. VERMONT in the WORLD WAR, 1917-1919. Published by Act of the Legislature, 1928. Free Press Printing Company, Burlington. vii,759 pages. 8 portraits, Governor Horace F. Graham, Colonel Fred B. Thomas, Corporal Leonard A. Lord, Sergeant William R. Knapp, Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Captain Philip V. Sherman. 9 x 6", gold lettered green cloth, no dj. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, VG/none. Vermont in Fourth & Twenty-sixth Divisions, Navy, at home. $15.00

551 (World War I) Johnson, Douglas W., Columbia University. PLAIN WORDS from AMERICA: A Letter to a German Professor. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1917. 48 pages. 8.5 x 5.5'', printed wrapper. Cover soiled, corner chip, lightly wrinkled, G. Appeared in Revue de Paris, September, 1916. Response to letter from Germany discussing American attitudes towards war, critiqe of German actions. $15.00

552 (World War I) Special Commission on Military Education & Reserve, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. REPORT of the SPECIAL COMMISSION on MILITARY EDUCATION and RESERVE. December, 1915. Boston: Wright & Potter Printing, 1915. 107 pages. 9 x 5.5", printed wrapper. VG. Defense, preparation, army, militia, compulsory or voluntary service, officers, citizenship, compulsory training, schools, excerpts from hearings, draft of legislation, West Point System of Calisthenics. $15.00

553 (World War I) United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, Class of 1920. The HOWITZER: The Year Book of the Class of 1920 of the United States Military Academy at West Point. (Graduated November 1, 1918.) June, 1927. (224) pages. 3 color views, portraits of graduating class, views of campus, events, football, basketball, track teams, advertisements. 10 x 7.5", embossed cloth. Cover bit rubbed, soiled, light dampstain affecting several leaves, bit loose G. Term interrupted by World War I & influenza, usual jocularity laced with cynicism, class history, post graduate military experiences, Frederic Butler's account of Third Asiatic Expedition, American Polish Relief Expedition, casualties, adjustment to civil life ('there is little room in business for the utter, stark truth as taught at West Point'). $50.00

554 (World War II) Advertising & Selling, sponsor; Stuart Peabody, Chairman, Administrative Board, Annual Advertising Awards. WARTIME ADVERTISING AWARDS, 1944. (32) pages. Facsimiles of 100 advertisements promoting war bond sales, food rationing, security, &c. 11 x 8", printed wrapper. Staples gone, loose, lightly damped, rubbed, G. $15.00

555 (World War II) Bullitt, Willliam C., Ambassador to France. REPORT to the AMERICAN PEOPLE. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1940. 29 pages. Frontispiece portrait. 9 x 6.75", red lettered blue cloth, dj. Dj lightly chipped, soiled, faintly musty, VG/G. 'Do we want to see Hitler in Independence Hall making fun of the Liberty Bell?' - wake-up call for Americans. $50.00

556 (World War II) The Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety, J.W. Farley, Director, Submitted by Walter E. Campbell, The Planning & Technical Divistion. EVACUATION of CIVILIANS. Bulletin No. 1. Memorandum on matters to be considered in preparation of Evacuation plans. Boston: June, 1941. 20 pages. 7.75 x 5.25", printed wrapper. Pencil list of names on back, else VG. Scope, mechanics, operations in France & England, suggested plan for Massachusetts. $15.00

557 (Yale University) Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, Class of 1887, George Edwin Hill, Compiler. The YALE CLASS BOOK. Class of 1887. June, 1887. Stamford: Gillespie Bros, Book & Job Printers, 1887. 120 pages. Composite faculty frontispiece, engravings of Peabody Museum & Battelle Chapel, many advertisements, inserted embossed color leaf, A.E. Chasmar & Co, Engravers, NY. 9 x 5.75", printed wrapper. Upper wrap detached, edges chipped, text G. Ancestry, measurements, memberships, expenses, prep schools, prizes, offices, occupations, religions, literary, politics, athletics, nicknames, appearance, roomates, addresses. $20.00