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Francis J. Weber Miniature Book Collection 20Th Century Limited Edition Press Francis J. Weber Miniature Book Collection 20th Century Limited Edition Press NOTE: See also Part II (2011 additions) at end of this list. The Alembic Press Case #1 A Small Collection of Fists, 1990. 2 copies. A Small Garden of Flora, 1990. Amaranth Press (Anne and David Bromer) Case #1 Poe, Edgar Allen. The Cask of Amontillado, 1981. Amistad Press Case #1 Atlas, 1976. First Aid for the Soul, 1977. Carroll, Lewis. Alice in Wonderland, 1978. Carter, Will C. Western Lawmen and Outlaws, 1978. McGuffey's Eclectic Primer. Reprint, 1979. Dingus, Anne and Victoria Loe. Tiny Texas, 1982. Poska, Valentine J. The Armadillo, 1983. Poska, Valentine J. The Armadillo. Reprint, 1986. Carter, Will C. Welcome to Texas, 1986. The Ampersand Workshop Case #1 Eight Orchids, 1983. The Great Western Railway, 1984. Logan, Herschel C. The Drummer Boy of Shiloh, 1986. ARC Press Case #4 Scholder, Fritz. Random Thoughts and Memories, 1979. Audrey Arellanes Case #1 Tagore, Rabindranath. Fireflies, 1968. Art Press (Robert E. Massmann) Case #1 Consumer Rationing in World War Two, 1979. Sukie's ABC, n.d. A Little Red Hen for Our Times, 1977. 2 copies. Win, Place, and Show or the Fund Raising Jack, 1967. 2 copies. Dawson, Ernest. A Visit with Dr. R, 2nd issue, 1968. Massmann, Robert E. The Bibliomidgets of Achille J. St. Onge, 1979. 2 copies. 1 Booboos and Typos, 1985. 3 copies, 2 in orange slipcases. Letter from Irene, 1986. Pratt, Mildred Claire. The Music of Oberon, 1975. Massmann, Robert E. Chronological Checklist of REM Miniatures, 1969. The Somersault Book, 1982. New Girl in Town Courtesy of Vincent and Betty Tedeschi, 1970. Warner, Charles Dudley. A-Hunting of the Deer, 1985. A Boston Cordial, 1981. Tidbit of Yester Series, 4 vols. 1966. Massmann, Robert E. The Saga of Lizzie Dunbar, 1986. Curan, Rev. Joseph L. A Brief Reign, 1983. In white slipcase with large medallion. Curan, Rev. Joseph L. A Brief Reign, 1983. In white slipcase, hand- illuminated front endpages. Curan, Rev. Joseph L. A Brief Reign, 1983. Red morocco, no slipcase, hand-lettered & illuminated bookplate for Msgr. Weber. Magic Nursery Rhymes, 1977. Ere e Eme, 1983. Massmann, Robert E. The Werm Turns, 1983. Tales of the Wayside Inn and Historic Boston, Lexington, & Concord, 2 volumes. 1975. 2 copies. Hunter, Dard. Dard Hunter on Papyrus, 1971. Bibliography of REM Miniatures, 12 vols with supplement. 1987. Massmann, Robert E. Master Papermakers: Dard Hunter and Harrison Elliott, 1980. Ye Olde Librarian's Curse, 1989. Burgess, Thornton W. The Million Little Breezes, 1984. Mark Twain and the Devil and Advice for Good Little Girls, 1972. A Sketch Book by E. Helene Sherman, 1970. Seashells and Bluebirds, 1995. Book with fossil specimen. Burritt, Elihu. As Much a Brother, 1962. 2 copies, variant binding. Fun With Tortes, n.d. Massmann, Richard. Man Explores the Moon, 1969. Massmann, C. Ernest. Adventures of the Flighty Old Woman, 1966. Massmann, Robert E. [Personal book for Msgr. F.J. Weber], n.d. Gospel According to Massmann, n.d. Massmann, Robert E. Three Tips to Tiny Tome Tyros, 1983. Massmann, Robert E.; Bauer, Herrmann. How the Art of Printing Was Invented: A Memorial to Anton Bohm, 1963. Massmann, Robert & Elly. Stamps Within Stamps, n.d. Twain, Mark. The War Prayer, 1991. Bibliography of REM Miniatures, Third Supplement, 1994. Ash Ranch Press (Don Hildreth) Case #18 Twain, Mark. Coyote, 1986. Weber, Francis J. SmallPAXWeber, 1989. 5 copies, 1 boxed deluxe. Hines, Laurence. Mary, Queen of Scots, 1990. Twain, Mark. Nicodemus Dodge, 1989. The Ash Ranch Press, 1987. Hildreth, Don. The Griffin, 1989. Van Dyke, Henry. The Tragedy of Little Red Tom, 1988. 2 Poska, Valentine J. J. Frank Dobie, 1989. Tuttle, W. C. Adult Western, 1988. Twain, Mark. A Letter from Santa Claus, 1990. Van Dyke, Henry. A Ballad of Santa Claus, 1988. Carr, Harry. Prairie Feathers, 1988. Tumbleweeds West, Nos. 1-3, 1987-1989. Van Dyke, Henry. Keeping Christmas, 1987. 2 copies. Bibliography of the Ash Ranch Press, 1993. The Ashendene Press Case #38 Horace. Carmina Sapphica. 1983 reproduction on original plates. The Attic Press Case #4 Attic Shells, 1978. The Stork Shee Rose on Christmas Eve, 1977. 2 copies. An Allegorical ABC Book About Junipero Serra, 1977. 2 copies. Archer, Robert. The Night After Christmas, 1975. 2 copies. Kipling, Rudyard. How the Camel Got His Hump, 1992. The Baffles Press Case #8 Lenier, Jules. Magic, 1994. Barbarian Press Case #2 Two Letters Written by Margery Brews to John Paston at S. Valentine's Tide, 1983. Bay's Books (Stephen Bayuzick) Case #8 Publius Lentulus. A Description of Christ, 1986. Beaverdam Press Case #18 Walsdorf, John J. Printers on Morris, 1981. Griggs, Bob. Elrae, 1987. The Big Wheel Press Case #2 Zahner, Craig. Saddle Up for Alaska, n.d. 2 copies. The Bird & Bull Press (Anne & David Bromer) Case #18 Morris, Henry. No. V-109, 1978. The Bird in Hand Press Case #18 Bradley, Carol. Franciscanalia, 1966. The Black Cat Press (Norman Forgue) Case #2 & 12 3 Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de. Epigrams, 1975. Spirit of Christmas, 1984. McCuen, Harold E. Entrances and Exits, n.d. Bierce, Ambrose. A Horseman in the Sky, 1983. Zara, Louis. Our Lady of Mercy, 1982. White, Robert W. A History of the Cadiz Short Line Railroad, 1966. Wirtz, Robert White. Shanghaied, 1981. Starrett, Vincent. Oriental Encounters, 1975. J.B.H., Jr. A Christmas Story, n.d. Levitan, Kalman L. Miniature Books Relating to Postage Stamps, 2 vols. 1983. Smith, Thomas R. Yesterdays, 1982. 2 copies. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, 1962. Hutchison, Ruth. Christmas in Bethlehem, 1983. Templeton, Richard H., Jr. The Quick Brown Fox, 1945. Blades, William. An Extract from 'The Enemies of Books', 1981. Hill, Aimo W., Jr. Skipjacks of the Chesapeake, 1982. The Song of Songs, n.d. Starrett, Vincent. An Essay on Limited Editions, 1982. Schreiner, Olive. The Hunter, 1985. Forgue, Norman W. 100 Proverbs Adapted from the Japanese, 1960. Davis, Frank Marshall. Black Man's Verse, 1935. Judge Not a Book by its Cover, 1938. Petty, G. Harvey. Alphabet Sentences, n.d. Petty, G. Harvey. Alphabetum Zanium, n.d. Harris, Carla. The Man in the Smock, n.d. Bender, Karen Ann. April Stories, n.d. Morley, Christopher. No Crabb No Christmas, n.d. Twain, Mark. 1601, 1962. Miniatures by Helen Ruthberg, n.d. Lucretius. On Life and Death, 1976. Concidine, J. Francis. The 'Dude' Retires, n.d. Sam Patch the Yankee Leaper, n.d. A Testament of Freedom, n.d. Jones, E. Willis. Santa's Own Story, 1977. Whitman, Walt. Death of Abraham Lincoln, 1962. Petty, G. H. Daffynitions, n.d. Lincoln, Abraham. The Bear Hunt, 1982. Nichols, Dale. Let There be Light, 1968. Crouch, Tom D. A Dream of Wings, 1984. Address of Carl Sandburg Upon the Occasion of Abraham Lincoln's One Hundredth Inaugural Anniversary, n.d. Snyder, Dee. The ABC of Baker Street, 1983. Taft, Charles Sabin. Abraham Lincoln's Last Hours, 1968. Le Gallienne, Richard. Two Essays, 1961. Gallienne, Wilfred Hansford. Let Shakespeare Speak, n.d. Hill, Aimo W., Jr. A Brief History of the U.S. Naval Academy, n.d. Orleans, Ilo. Laughing Up Your Sleeve, 1984. Gutherie, James. The Miniature World of Norman Forgue, 1983. Doyle, Sir A. Conan. A Case of Identity, 1984. Davidson, Gustav. 19th Century American Juvenile Authors, n.d. 4 Dickens, Charles. Night Walks, Travelling Abroad, A Flight, 1982. 3 volumes, boxed. Schreiner, Olive. "In a Far-off World" from Dreams, n.d. Roosevelt, F.D. Gettysburg Speech, n.d. Where Our Christmas Comes From, n.d. What's a Flag?, n.d. The Ancient Wheel of Fortune, n.d. Testaments of Faith, n.d. Zobeltitz, Fedor Von. The Elzevir, 1945. Sacher-Masock, L. Von. Bookbinder of Hort, 1945. Focken, Hayno. Books Interchanged, 1945. Schwartzwald, Eugenie. The Homecoming of the Lost Book, n.d. Blumenthal, Walter Hart. Book Gluttons and Book Gourmets, 1962. Smith, Beatrice. You May Have a Fortune on Your Bookshelf, n.d. Petty, G. Harvey. Books, n.d. Ransom, Will. Printing, a Modest Art, n.d. Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan. A Scandal in Bohemia, 1984. Miniature Broadsides, 1962. Forgue, Norman W. Bibliography of Miniature Books & Ephemera 1961-1977, 1977. 2 volumes, boxed. Bela Blau Case #18 Presidents of the United States, n.d. 2 copies. The Ten Commandments, 1965. 7 copies. The Ten Commandments, 1971. The Ten Commandments, 1976. Dawson, Glen. Hungarians in the United States, 1972. 2 copies. Inaugural Address of John F. Kennedy, 1965. 2 copies. The Gettysburg Address of Abraham Lincoln, 1963. 2 copies. Kennedy and Lincoln (above 2 items) as a boxed set. Weber, Rev. Francis J. Christmas in Pastoral California, 1971. 7 copies. Weber, Francis J. Up 65 Years to Larchmont, 1970. 7 copies. Weber, Francis J. What Happened to Junipero Serra?, 1969. 11 copies, 1 in vellum. Mariana Blau Case #18 Horthy's Atrocities in the North of Transylvania, 1977. The Act of Union, 1978. 2 copies. Eftimiu, Victor. Niculina Called Prince Charming, 1981. Nicolae Ceausescu, 1975. Pall Bohne Case #14 An Original Leaf from the Kleine Print Bybel, 1750, with an essay by Ruth Adomeit, 1991. 2 copies Bonibel Press Case #6 Sweet, Donna. The Flower Vase, 1981. 5 Bookhaven Press (Pall Bohne) Case #14 Logan, Herschel C. The Colonel Cal'ates, 1972. Bohne, Pall W. Highlights in the History of American Whaling, 1968. Bohne, Pall W. Haiku with Birds, 1967. Seven Letters from Jane Austen, 1992. Selmer, Doris & Jerome. The First Museum of Los Angeles, 1993. Borrower's Press Case #12 Thomas Jefferson, Lover of Liberty, 1976. Dickens, Charles. A Christmas Carol, 1976. Doyle, Sir A. Conan. The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger, 1978. Hansel and Gretel, 1978. Wildflowers, 1977.
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