April 28, 2012 AUCTION CATALOG Public Auction Inventory Reduction of the Old Country News Library Held at the Gordonville Fire Co • 3204 Vigilant St, Gordonville, PA 17529 Saturday, April 28, 2012 @ 8:30 AM

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2 __ 1. Exploring Your World (H.C.) 9X11 by National __ 9. Treasures of the Smithsonian, Geographic Society, 608 pages, Agriculture, Alphabet, (H.C.) with D.J. 9X12 470 pages, How Maps Are Made page 324, Meteoroid page 336, Photograph of Independence Ave. Tsunami page 542, Transportation page 526, Rainforest in Washington D.C. in 1860’s, 1st page 433 airplane to cross the US in 1911 page 203, a collection of butterflies __ 2. Mexico (H.C.) 9X11 by Jack McDowell, 256 pages, on page 278, Here in this book are Early Beginnings, The Struggle for Independence the treasures of the Smithsonian page 22, Revolution page 26, Lots of B&W and color Museum. pictures __ 10. American’s Historical Trails, (H.C.) with D.J. 7X10 __ 3. A 2 Volume Set of A Pictorial History of Architecture 200 pages, Within these pages is the sad tale of the Trail in America (H.C.) 9X12 w/ 832 pages total of Tears page 74, Pony Express Trail page 136, Oregon Trail page 88, Santa Fe Trail page 60, Lewis and Clark __ 4. The National Geographic Society, 100 Years of Trail page 33, On The California Trail to Gold Land page Adventure and Discovery, (H.C.) 9X12, 484 pages, 104. Alaska’s March 27, 1964 earthquake page 109, San Francisco 1906 earthquake page 106, Mount St. Helens __ 11. Lincoln Highway, America’s 1st Coast to Coast Road Volcano page 101, North and South Pole conquered Rt. 30, (H.C.) with D.J. 7X11 288 pages, page 51 to 79 New York to California Fences across the road in 1914 page 11, Gap Diner sign page __ 5. We Americans, (H.C.) 11X12, 456 pages, from Land 54. This book takes you across the US in 13 to Machine page 23, Working the American Land page states with an update in each state. 49, Making Barrels page 62, The American Rifle page 66, Americans on the Move West page 133, The Gold __ 12. Natures Wonderland, (H.C.) 9 ½ X 11 ¼, 304 pages, Is Here page 144, Homesteading page 159, Canals page A world of Parks, North America, Africa, Europe, Latin 165, Railroads page 174, New Ways of Working page America, Asia, Oceans, by National Geographic Society. 235, Universal Food Chopper page 245, Trolleys in Chicago page 301, Automobile page 303, Color picture __ 13. The Story of America, (H.C.) 10 ½ X 11 324 pages, of Cars from 1915 to 1964 page 323, Playing Tennis In Abraham Lincoln’s death page 181, Confederate money the Air page 402, lots more. page 179, KKK Terrorize the South page 193, Closing the Frontier 1865-1900 page 198, the Great Buffalo __ 6. The Men and Machines That Made America, (H.C.) Slaughter page 219, Birthday of a Nation page 234, 8X11 Dust jacket 336 pages, Bigger and Better page Immigrants “Go To America” page 237, American’s 163, Tracks In The City page 175, The Bulldog Makes declare war page 255, A blanket of Dust page 263, Pearl it Big page 207, The Face of Rural America (H.C.) Harbor Attack page 273, Atomic Bomb in Japan page 8X11 284 pages, Farm Life page 207, Flying Farmers 286. page 152 __ 14. Exploring The West, (H.C.) with __ 7. America Business and Industry, (H.C.) 9X11, 384 Dust Jacket 9 ¼ X 11 ¼ 256 pages, pages by American Heritage Publishing, Railroads page 217, The Great Slave Trade page 14, The First Sawmill in Survey- 1870 Western US page Mass. Page 19, the Home Grown Industries 150, Report of an Expedition Zuni page 47, Eli Whitney page 62, The Inventive and Colorado River page 102, The Mind, Wash Machine, Can opener, sewing Great Reconnaissance page 87, machine, Ready made houses Pages 73, 75, Topographic Map of the Road from 76, Automatic Vending machines 260, The Missouri to Oregon page 74-75. Mail Order Houses page 241 __ 15. Romance of the Sea, (H.C.) with D.J. 11X14 312 pages, __ 8. Great Stories of American Business, (H.C.) 9X11, A Blue Whale weighing 20 tons page 181, The Heyday 382 pages. Jim Hill built a railroad empire of Whaling page 186, A New Clipper For San Francisco page 303, The Days of Boom and Bust page 220, Cooks Endeavor Pathfinder of the Pacific page 1920’s page 367, Building Florida in the 114 and 116. early 1900’s page 354, The Storekeepers Dream page 340, The Stanley’s Steam Car __ 16. Seafaring America, (H.C.) with slip cover 8 ½ X 11 ¼, page 326, the 1907 panic in Wall Street page 344 pages, The Tragedy of Essex 1820 of a whale ship page 320, The Miners Castle page 290, Texas Oil 170, One Whaling Family of 1855 page 166, The Whaling January 1901 page 282, Trade Cards (Color) Enterprise page 151, Biography of a Ship page 143, Battles 1880’s and up page 182 to 198 of the Lakes page 136, Robert Gray and the Discovery of the Columbia page 94, The World Traders page 69. 3 __ 17. Alaska, (H.C.) with slip cover 8 ½ X 11 ¼ 208 pages, February 24, 1778 about Captain George Washington Gold Colored the Sands page 190, Reindeer Roundup page 26. page 181, Mining Ghosts page 132, Multimillion Dollar Industry page 32, Salmon Number 1 page 30. __ 26. Vietnam War, (H.C.) with D.J. 11X11 254 pages, Troops crossing __ 18. Men, Ships, and the Sea, (H.C.) with D.J. 436 pages, paddy fi elds in 1968 page 109, Rolling Man Learns to Sail page 10, Man’s First Brave Thunder page 66. Venture On The Water page 13, On the Nile and Mediterranean page 22, Resurrecting a Greek __ 27. Great Battles of the Civil War, (H.C.) 10X11 456 Ship 2300 years old page 35, Captain Cook page pages, Transportation page 324, Supplying the North’s 152, Mayfl ower page 143, Columbus page 100, Army page 322, Fight against Disease page 244, Caring The Steam Engine page 255, Laying the Atlantic for the wounded page 242, Field Surgery page 240, Cable page 263, World War II page 292, Today’s Gettysburg page 201, Map Making page 338, The Tools Navy In the Air Under the Sea page 304, Early page 412. Submarines page 311. __ 28. Tanks, (H.C.) with D.J 8 ½ X 11 __ 19. China, (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ X 12 96 pages, The Great 320 pages. Over 240 of the world’s Wall page 21, The Yellow River page 24, Peking page 28, greatest vehicles, A tank from UK of Tibet page 48, The Yangtze River page 54, Shanghai pg 64. 1915 page 14, From the World War to the Cold War page 157. __ 20. Philadelphia, (H.C.) with D.J. 9 X 11 ½ 350 pages, Penn’s Treaty with the Indians page 28, 1609-1730 __ 29. The Civil War Day By Day, (H.C.) history of Christoph Saur of 1743 page 50, 1820-1840 with D.J. 9X11 192 pages, The Civil page 149 Canal Locks page 162, 1876-1900 page 235, War was the bloodiest confl ict in USA Cattle in the Street page 260, and much more. History claiming 600,000 lives of Americans between 1861 and 1865. __ 21. The Discovery of North America, (H.C.) with D.J. This book has hundreds of illustrations 9X12 304 pages, Villagers escapes an Indian also include full color maps. Trap near Acoma in 1599 page 136, Cabrillo’s Discovery of the Coast of California in 1542 __ 30. Atlas of the Civil War, (H.C.) with page 130, The Search for a North-West Passage D.J. 10 ½ X 14 256 pages Slavery page 213, Champlain Hears of Niagara Falls page 22, Escape to Freedom page 24 page 284, The First English Account of New with a Underground Railroad Map, England page 280. Chambersburg, PA page 188, Prisoners of War page 215, Surrender page 237. __ 22. Atlantic, (H.C.) with D.J. 9X12 400 pages, A Scary Train Ride at 15 mph in the 1850’s page 34, Atlantic before the __ 31. Century Collection of Civil War Fall 1864 page 56, Quarreling and Card Playing Earned Art, (H.C.) with D.J. 400 pages, Punishment in 1863 page 65, All is Dark and Gloomy There are 724 pictures by 50 artists 1865-1870 page 80. and 30 maps. Here a nation could see the face of war, preaching at __ 23. The Last 100 Years, (H.C.) with D.J. 9 ½ X 14 176 camp page 162, Sherman’s Troops pages, The Vikings page 10, The Black Death destroying a railroad page 328, that Killed Millions in 1349 page 26, African Battlefi eld of Yesterday page 342. Empires in 1500 page 44, The Reformation in 1517 Martin Luther protested page 46, The __ 32. The Fighting Men of The Civil 30 year was continued into the 17th century War, (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ½ X 13 256 page 56, Colonizing North America page 62, pages, Union Banknotes on page 22, The Slave Trade page 66, The Agricultural 23, 24, 25, Imported Longarms page Revolution page 78, Birth of The USA page 82. 53, Union ammunition page 57, Artillery Pieces page 105, US mail __ 24. Expeditions Atlas, (H.C.) 9 ¼ X 12 310 pages, Dirigible page 139, Confederate Prisoner of Shanandoah crossed the nation in 1924 page 113, Robert War Handicrafts page 165, Prison Peary to the North Pole page 78. page 181, Hospitals page 189.

__ 25. The Quarterly Journal of Military __ 33. Civil War Front Pages, (H.C.) with History, (magazine) 100 pages 8 ½ X D.J. 11X14, A collection of 157 Vintage 11, (Hitler’s Last Airdrop) Dead on Front Pages from the North and South, Arrival page 14, Steuben comes to Included are front pages from 10 great America, A Valley Forge, PA story of newspapers. 4 ships were sunk or damaged. __ 34. Artillery, From The Civil War to the Present Day, The History of The Atomic (H.C.) with D.J. 11 ¾ X 8 ½ 224 Bomb, (H.C.) 7X10 150 pages, The pages, over 200 color and black and decision to drop the bomb page 88, white photographs and illustrations. Hiroshima 3 minutes after the bomb A railroad gun page 61, Mules being drop page 113. used in World War I page 41 and 36. An observation balloon being used in Civil War page 15. __ 41. World War II Chronicle, (H.C.) 9 ¼ X 11 512 pages, By the time the US dropped 2 atomic bombs on Japan __ 35. Picture History of the Civil War, in August 1945 bringing the war to (H.C.) with D.J 630 pages 9X11, a close more than 50 million people Here is the true look of the war with had lost their lives. This book goes 836 pictures including many in color from January 1931 to October 1951, that have never been printed before. Atomic Fire page 453, Hitler’s Accompanying the pictures are text Suicide page 433, Tokyo Burns page blocks and captions. Recreation and 421, Hitler’s V-Weapons page 383. Punishment page 381. Supplying the Federal Armies page 403. __ 42. 6 Ballantine’s Illustrated History of the Violent Century, (PB) 5 ½ X 8 ½ (each book 160 pages) __ 36. Secret Missions of the Civil War, Eisenhower #9, De Gaulle #7, Mountbatten #6, (H.C.) with D.J. 6X9 320 pages, Warsaw Rising #5, Blackshirts #2, U-Boat #1 Bells Boyd starts her work as a spy page 96, A Union spy tells how he __ 43. A 3 Volume Set of Album of American History, (H.C.) operated page 108, Morgan and his 8 X 11 ½ a total of 1266 pages, 1st Volume is of Colonial men escape from prison page 155, Period, 2nd Volume is of 1783 to 1858, 3rd Volume is of These are first-hand accounts by men 1853 to 1893, Alaska acquired for $7,200,000.00 on and women who risked their lives in page 220 Volume 3, The Telephone page 307 Volume 3, underground activities. The Pony Express page 97 Volume 3

__ 37. Great Photographers of the Civil __ 44. 8 Janette Oake Series (H.C.) 5 ½ X 8 ½ (a 2 in 1 War, (H.C.) with D.J. 10 ½ X 14 book) Volume 1 Love Comes Softly, Volume 2 Loves ½ 112 pages, President Abraham Enduring Promise, Volume 3 Loves Long Lincoln on page 73, Lincoln meets Journey, Volume 4 Loves Abiding Joy, with General George Clallan page Volume 5 Loves Unending Legacy, Volume 71, Union troops crossing the river 6 Loves Unfolding Dream, Volume 7 Love page 57. Takes Wing, Volume 8 Love Finds A Home, Volume 9 When Calls The Heart, Volume __ 38. A Treasure of Civil War Stories, 10 When Comes The Spring, Volume 11 (H.C.) with D.J. 6 ¼ X 9 ¼ 524 When Breaks The Dawn, Volume 12 When pages, The War between the states Hope Springs New, Volume 13 Once Upon tore America apart and left a legacy A Summer, Volume 14 The Winds Of of bitterness and pain on both sides Autumn, Volume 15 Winter is Not Forever, Volume 16 of the Mason-Dixon Line. The stories Springs Gentle Promise (These books are new) collected in this book reflect the horror of that war. __ 45. 3 books, Angels On Call, (PB) 5 ½ X 8 ½ 262 pages, Inspiring true stories __ 39. World War II, Day by Day, (H.C.) from the ER, Life and Death, (PB) with D.J. 9 X 11 ½ 192 pages. This 5 ½ X 8 286 pages, Memories of an book covers 1939 to 1945 with over EMT and Deputy Coroner, October 400 photographs, the Japanese City of 6, 2006, West Nickel Mines School Hiroshima devastated by the first use page 210 of an atomic bomb on August 6, 1945 page 184. __ 46. 4 books, Hardy Boys, (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½, The Short Wave __ 40. Pearl Harbor 50th Anniversary Special Edition, (H.C.) Mystery (copyright 1945) The Secret of the Caves, with D.J. 9X12 192 pages, The attack on December 7, (copyright 1929), The Shore Road Mystery (copyright 1941 is recorded in this book with over 100 photos (some 1928), The House On The Cliff (copyright 1927), These never published before). More than 2,000 Americans four books are in good condition with brown covers. were killed in less than 3 hours, 16 of the 19 US war 5 __ 47. 4 books, Hardy Boys, (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½, The Secret of Tom Swift Among the Diamond Makers or the Secret Skull Mountain (copyright 1948), The Tower Treasure of Phantom Mountain, illustrated 216 pages (copyright (copyright 1959), The Great Airport Mystery 1911) brown cover, very bright. Tom Swift and His (copyright 1930), The Secret Panel (copyright 1946), Submarine Boat or Under the Ocean for Sunken Good to fair condition Treasure, illustrated 216 pages (copyright 1910), nice condition brown cover. __ 48. 6 books, Horatio Alger, Jr. (P.B.) 5 ½ X 8 ½, Erie Train Boy, Mark Manning’s Mission, Jed, The Poor __ 58. 2 books, Tom Swift by Victor Boy, From Farm To Fortune, Uncle Jacob’s Secret, Appleton, (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ Tom Swift Frank the Cash Boy These books are new. and His Wireless Message or the Castaways of Earthquake Island, __49. 2 books, Allen Chapman (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ red cover, Nat 212 pages illustrated brown cover Borden’s Find, or The Young Land Agent (copyright (copyright 1911) Cover loose Tom 1911) The Young Storekeeper or A Business Boy’s Swift and His Motor-Boat, 212 Pluck (copyright 1908) very good condition pages illustrated (copyright 1911)

__ 50. 3 books, G.A. Henty (H.C.) 5 X 7 1/2 , The Golden __ 59. 2 books, Tom Swift by Victor Canon (copyright 1899), Friends Though Divided (A Appleton (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ with D.J., tale of the Civil War), The Lost Heir Most of G.A. Tom Swift and His Airship or The Henty books are war stories Stirring Cruise of The Red Cloud, 216 pages (reprinted 1992), Tom __ 51. 3 books, G.A. Henty (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ By Pike and Dyke, Swift and His Motor-Boat or the A Tale of the Rise of the Dutch Republic illustrated 382 Rivals of Lake Carlopa, 212 pages pages, With Lee In Virginia, A Story of the Civil War (reprinted 1992) These 2 books are in illustrated 384 pages, The Lion of St. Mark, A story of excellent condition. Venice in the 14th Century illustrated 460 pages __ 60. 4 H.C. books, Dare Boys in Trenton by Stephen Angus __ 52. 7 books, Danny Orlis by Bernard Palmer, (P.B.) 4 ½ Cox, 192 pages (copyright 1909) illustrated, Gene X 6 ½ Time of Testing in the Canadian Wilderness, Autry and the Thief River Outlaws by Bob Hamilton, Mysterious Zandeland, Makes The Team, Goes To Whitman Pub. 250 pages (copyright 1944) fair condition. School, Bush Pilot, Superstition Mountain Adventure, The Lone Trial Boys and the Gray Cloaks or The Mystery, suspense, these make up the every Danny Orlis Mystery of the Night Riders by Dale Wilkem, The John story. But they present a challenging Christian testimony. C. Winston Publishing Co. 256 pages (copyright 1923) good condition __53. 2 books, The Rover Boys by Arthur M. Winfield, (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ The Rover Boys Out West, or Search __ 61. 3 young readers Christian Library illustrated, (P.B.) 4 for a Lost Mine, 250 pages (copyright 1900), The X 5 ½ Wagons West by Vera Lee Wiggins, A Barbour Rover Boy’s in Southern Waters, or The Deserted book, 218 pages (copyright 1944), Peter by Susan Steam Yacht 248 pages (copyright 1907) These books Martins Miller, A Barbour book 218 pages (copyright have the green cover, good condition. 1944), Polyanna by Eleanor H. Porter, A Barbour book, 222 pages (copyright 1944) __ 54. 2 books, The Rover Boys by Arthur M. Winfield (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½, The Rover Boys in the Jungle or __ 62. 4 Illustarted Classic editions by Moby Books, (P.B.) 4 X Stirring Adventures in Africa 234 pages (copyright 5 ½ The Oregon Trail by Francis Parkman, 238 pages 1899) green cover, The Rover Boys on Treasure Isle (copyright 1979), Heidi by Johanna Spyri, 236 pages, or the Strange Cruise of the Steam Yacht 288 pages The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann Wyss, 238 illustrated (copyright 1909), red cover, good condition pages, The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, 238 pages (copyright 1979) __ 55. 2 books, The Rover Boys by Arthur M. Winfield (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ The Rover Boys At School, loss cover, __ 63. Pioneers of the Rocky Mountains and the West by appears all pages are here, green cover 250 pages, The Charles A. McMurry Rover Boys on the Farm or Last Days at Putnam Hall, illustrated (copyright 1908) 236 pages good condition, __ 64 4 books = The Sea Wolf (a seahunting experience) by red cover. Jack London, H.C. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 304 pages (copyright 1989) by Readers Digest Illustrated. White Fang by __ 56. The Rover Boys in The Mountain or A Hunt for Fun Jack London, P.B. 4X7, 315 pages, (copyright 1968) A and Fortune (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ by Arthur M. Winfield, 244 story of a three-quarters wolf dog. The Golden Wolf pages (copyright 1902) very good condition. by Mary Elwyn Patchett, 174 pages (copyright 1962). The Phantom Deer by Joseph Wharton Lippincott, 192 __ 57. 2 books, Tom Swift by Victor Appleton, (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½, pages (copryright 1954) H.C. With D.J. 5 ½ x 8, This is 6 a story of a man, a boy, and a deer. __ 72. 2 books, In Camp on the Big Sunflower by Lawrence Leslie, H.C. 182 pages (copyright __ 65. The Boy Broker or Among the Kings of Wall 1913), the campfire and the trail Street by Frank A. Munsey, H.C. 7 x series. The Cruise of the Horseboat 8 ½, 244 pages (copyright 1888) by Lawrence Leslie, H.C. 190 pages Illustrated, a boy story, the country (copyright 1917), the campfire and the boy finds a well filled pocket book trail series. page 29, A glimpse of Wall Street page 35, Bob Hunter plays the __ 73. 3 books by Oliver Optic, H.C. 5 x 7, In School & Out detective page 77, ( a rare book). 150 pages (copyright 1911), a story for wide-awake __ 66. 2 books, Cathy and Carl Shipwrecked by Dorothy boys. Now or Never or Grunback Johnson, P.B. 5 ½ x 7 ½, 95 pages, This is a The Adventures of Bobby wagon train story. Cathy and Carl Captured Bright H.C. 150 pages. The by Dorothy Grunback Johnson, H.C. 5 ½ x 7 ½, 102 Boat Club or The Bunkers pages ( copyright 1954) Wagon train stories. of Rippleton H.C. 176 pages.

__ 67. 2 books, Bob Hunt in Canada by Geo W. Orton, H.C. 4 __ 74. Alden the Pony Express Rider by Edward S. Ellis, H.C. ½ x 6 ½, 160 pages (copyright 1924). Bob Hunt at 5 x 7, 330 pages (copyright 1909) by John C. Windston Camp Pontiac by Geo W. Orton, H.C. 4 ½ x 6 ½, 188 Co. A story about the pony express of the mid 1800’s, pages (copyright 1924) Whitman Publishing Co. now for the mail stations page 219.

___ 68. The Great Train Robbery by Michael __ 75. Happy Trails, Our Life Story Roy Crichton, H.C. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 266 pages Rogers & Dale Evans H.C. with D.J. (copyright 1975) The story of a train 6 x 9 ½, 252 pages (copyright 1994) by robbery in 1855 in England, they were Guideposts all apprehended in 1856. __ 76. Lassie Come Home __ 69. 2 books, Buddy at Rainbow Lake or by Eric Knight, H.C. with D.J. 5 ¾ A Boy and His Boat by Howard x 8 ½, 186 pages R. Garis, The Buddy Series H.C. (copright 1940), excellent condition With D.J. 5 x 7 ½, 210 pages (writing on inside front cover). Illustrated (copyright 1930). A Dog of Flanders by Louise De La Rame, __ 77. Bob Son of Battle by Alfred Ollivant, H.C. Illustrated H.C. With D.J. 124 pages, with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 306 pages (copyright A Christmas story. 1898) excellent condition.

__ 70. Derrick Sterling a Story of the Mines __ 78. Michael, Brother of Jerry by Jack London, H.C. with by Kirk Monroe, H.C. with D.J. 246 D.J. 344 pages (copyright 1917) Grossett & Dunlap, pages (copyright 1916) by Hayer & color illustrations Like Jerry, Michael was Bros. Here, Lad led the mule down the a dog of the South Seas, Michael’s first rest of the way, page 38, In the burning master was Captain Keller but then he breaker page 9, A Cripples brave Dad was stolen by Dag Daughtry, Michael is page 75, Imprisoned in the flooded a remarkably compelling story (very nice mines page 199. condition).

__ 71. 3 books, In strange Waters or Aboard a Strange Craft __ 79. The Bishop’s Shadow by I.T. Thurston, by Donald Grayson, P.B. 5 x 7, 306 pages (copyright H.C. with D.J. 292 pages (copyright 1899- 1909). Ridgeway of Montana or The Way of the West 1934). This story was published in the by Wm. McLeod Raine, P.B. 4 ½ x 6 ½, 318 pages “Plain Community Business Exchange”, (copyright 1906). The Snapchap or The Man With a a very interesting story.(this book is in Camera by Birtram Lebhar, P.B. 320 pages (copyright excellent condition). 1910). __ 80. 2 books by Milton Richards, Dick Kent at Half- way House H.C. 5 x 7 ½, 256 pages. Dick Kent With the Eskimos H.C. 5 x 7 ½, 228 pages (copyright 1927) (loose lid on the front). 7 __ 81. Sunday 1897 reading for the young, H.C. 7 ½ x 10, __ 90. 4 books The Hardy Boys, The Bombay Boomerang, 412 pages (copyright 1897), 200 The Shore Road Mistery, Hunting For Hidden Gold, illustrations, lots of full page illustrations, The secret of the Old Mill, These 4 books are in Jacks Mates is a continued story. A lot excellent condition. of these stories were used in “The Old Country News” over the years, also lots __ 91. 3 books by Whitman Publishing, of poetry from the 1800’s Ginny Gordon and the Lending Library H.C. 282 __ 82. Sunday 1893 reading for the young, H.C. pages, (loose cover). The 7 ½ x 10, 412 pages (copyright 1893) Indian Mummy H.C. 282 continued stories, Jenny’s Christmas pages (frayed spine). Noah Eve page 85, At the Kings Right Hand Carr, Yankee Firebrand H.C. page 22, Out of Toms Book page 142, 282 pages (cracked spine) 200 plus illustrations, plus lots of poetry (excellent condition). __ 92. 3 Outdoor Life magazines, March, 1943 natural baits for trout, mountain chicken, __ 83. Chatterbox, 1927 reading for the young, turkey hunt, bear at bay. June, 1943 loose H.C. 7 ¼ x 10, 316 pages continued cover. August, 1943 prairie dogs, “The stories, At the Sign of the Mulberry Tree Rogue of Turkey Island” page 6, Peddlers of Pleasure page 3, lots of poetry and illustrations ( excellent __ 93. 3 Outdoor Life magazines, 1941 June, July, September condition) “Doctor From Philadelphia”, “King of Snake Country”, “Wild West __ 84. Chatterbox, 1885 reading for the young, Gunnery”, “Nocturne in Elk”, “King H.C. 7 ¼ x 10, 254 pages, continued of the Piney Woods”, “Ghost Herd stories and lots of true tales, poetry, and of the North”, “Last Laugh for the illustrations (good condition). Ducks”, “Rogue Elephant”, “A pair of pronghorns”.

__ 85. Boys and Girls, Budget of Stories for __ 94. 4 Outdoor Life magazines, December, 1941, September, All 1990 H.C. 7 ½ x 9 ½, lots of children 1943, September, 1957, March, 1951, Pistol Laws of stories, some illustrations early color, all States of 1941, “Sky Hunt for similar to Sunday and Chatterbox stories. Foxes”, “Stampede to South Meadow”, “The Cave Man and the Lion”, “12 Ways to Make a Fire”, “The M o u n t a i n __ 86. 2 books, Floating Treasure by Goat”, “Big Game”, “Pheasants Won’t Harry Castleman H.C. Keep”, “Cancer on Our Waters”, 5 x 7 ½, 404 pages (copyright “Alaska Moose”, “Hides & Horns”. 1901). The Buried Treasure or Old Jordan’s Haunt by __ 95. 1 Hunter, Trader, Trapper magazine April, 1925 Harry Castleman H.C. 5 x 7 ½, excellent condition, Lots of early hunting advertisements 290 pages, lots of illustrations. and stories “The Trappers Dream”, “A Coyote Chase”, “Old Lead”, “A Real Hound”, “Fox Hunting”, “Disarming __87. 2 books, The Camp in the Foothills or Oscar on the Skunk”, “Fur Farming”, Horseback by Harry “Muskrat Farming”, “Shooting for Castleman H.C. 5 x 7 ½,(loose Profit – the 45-90”, “Memories of the hinge) 404 pages (copyright Old Trap Line”, “The Forest Ranger”, 1881). Frank at Don Carlos “When the Sap flows”, “An Rancho ny Harry Castleman Idaho Cougar Hunt”, Harley Davidson H.C. 5 x 7 ½, 304 pages. motorcycle ad of 1925 – a three wheeled motorcycle. __ 88. 2 books by CA Stephens, A Busy Year at the Old Squires H.C. 5 x 7 ½, 314 pages (copyright 1922) __ 96. 9 magazines, The Alaska Sportsman 1953, January, illustrated. Molly’s Baby A Little Heroine of the Sea February, April, May, June, July, H.C. 5 x 7 ½, 302 pages (copyright 1924) these two August, September, October books are in very good condition. (stories) “Valley of Seven Smokes”, “Strange Things Happen”, “Prisoners __ 89. 4 books The Hardy Boys, The Missing Chums, The of the North”, “Beating Around the Secret of the Old Mill, The House on the Cliff, The Bush”, “Fish Trap Patrol”, Tower Treasure. These 4 books are in excellent condition. “Avalanches”, “Blizzards & 8 Crevasses”, “Antlers, Hides & Horns”, Each month some by Chuck Ripper, (stories) “The is a story from Ketchikan to Barrow of historic World of Coon Hunting”, Following interest about Alaska & Alaskans, “Circle of Gold”, the Beaver Trail”, “Salt on his Tail”. Bear Fever”, “The Call of the Tanana Gold”. “Alaska Grizzly”, “Wild Hogs”, “Gunning for Turkeys”, “Teaching a __ 97. 7 magazines, The Alaskan Sportsman 1951, February, Pup to Obey”, March, April, May, August, “The .32 Special”, “Coyotes on November, December, (stories) Call”, “Bears on my Trapline”, “Dreams do Come True Harvesting “1873 Buffalo Hunt” five veterans of Red Salmon”, “The North Star, A the civil war who decided to take a buffalo hunting trip 63 Pound 4 Ounce Salmon” page in 1873, page 10. Also lots of fishing stories and ads on 13, “A Search for Land in 1945”, guns and fishing equipment, (excellent condition). “Lost in the Rain Soaked Forest”, “Riches on the Yukon”, “The Fish __103. 4 magazines, American Fur Breeder 1950, May, June, Pirates”, also a lot of Indian stories. July, August, Kellogs fox ration ad (stories) “The comparative value __ 98. 6 magazines, The Alaskan Sprotsman 1954, January, of horse meat substitute”, “Fur February, March, April, May, Muskrats” page 18, “Introducing June, (stories) “Arctic Airborne Palomino Mink”, “How Poultry Wolf Hunt”, “The Wind and the Waste can be Used to Feed Mink”, Tide”, “Mail Boat”, “The Alaska “Mink Ranching by Modern Highway During the Big Thaw” Methods” shows inside of building page 6, “The Dogs are the Heroes”, that can raise 1500 minks, “Karabul “The Old Settlement” page 10, “One – The Hardy Fur Bearer”, “Fur Farming in Japan”. Shot for this Bear”. __ 104. 2 magazines, Hunter, Trader, Trapper, December __ 99. 1 magazine, Sports Afield, January, 1944, (spine 1922, January 1923, lots of fur ads, lots of trapping ads, taped, back cover missing) An unusual story of the (stories) “Wild Pierre was a Trapper and had an Indian construction of The Alaska Highway, Wife” page 150, “How a Great Chieftain Died” page planned as a military emergency 130, “Marlin Rifles” page 119, “Trap Line in Wyoming”, route, the Alaska Highway may prove “Canada is Fur Country”, “A Coon Hunt in Davies County to be an adventure for anglers and Indiana”, “A Fur Survey hunters in the years to come, a 1600 of the USA in 1922”, mile road was pushed through in “Skunks”,“Trapping the about 5 working months in 1942. Fox”, “A brief History of the Canadian Rayal __ 100. 3 magazines, Outdoorsman, October 1941, January N.W. Mounted Police”, 1942, March,April 1943, “Maybe “Famous Riders of the Wolf, Maybe Wind”, “Civilized Plains”. Coyotes”, “Midwinter Trapline”, That Tropical Valley in the Arctic”, __ 105. 1 magazine, Forest & Stream, “Introduction to Ice fishing”, January 1929, fair condition “Speaking of Cats, Mink and Coon (stories) “Camping with Eskimos”, Trapping”, “Let’s go Bounty Hunting”, “A Surrendering Moose” page 7, At Bay With a Cougar”. “Hunting Bear and Deer in Idaho”, “Prairie Chickens’ Last Stand”, __ 101. 1 magazine, Hunting & Fishing, January 1933, (good “Deer in Winter”. condition) Inside front cover has a Winchester color ad on a model __ 106. 18 magazines, Virginia Wildlife, 21 double barrel gun and Xpert 1960’s & 1970’s (mixed) “Bear shotgun shells, (stories) “The Game Trolley” a great hunter of long ago, Restoration Program”, “And Now page 4. “If Turkeys C o u l d the Remington 34”, “Dogs, Starting Talk” page 4, August 1969. Some the Young Beagle”, inside back recent coyote records in Virginia, page cover has a Remington color ad on 14, June 1971. a .22 bolt action repeater for $14.60. __ 107. 3 books, Fur Sign, H.C. 5 x 7 (copyright 1922) A __ 102. 9 magazines, Fur, Fish, Game 1968, February, March, trapper novel for young folks. Fifty Years a Trapper April, May, June, July, August, September, October, and Hunter, P.B. 5 x 6 ½, Experience and observation All front covers are wildlife paintings by different artists, of E.N. Woodcock as written by himself 1903-1913. Fur 9 Farming, P.B. 5 x 6 ½, (copyright 1936) A book of __ 113. The Complete Baseball Record information about fur farming. Book, P.B. 8 ½ x 10 ½, 352 pages, 1988 edition. Team records, individual records, historical __ 108. Lords of the Air, H.C. with D.J. 9 records year by year from as far x 11. The Smithsonian book of birds, back as 1876. Plus dozens of rare flight page 116, migration page 166, black & white photos. Baseball, communication page 192. P.B. 10 x 12 “the baseball annual for the serious fan.”

__ 109. 5 magazines, Colorado Outdoors, 1973 & 1974, size __ 114. The Baseball Book by Sports 6 x 9. A visit with Fred Harmon creator of “Red Rider” Illustrated, H.C. with D.J. 11 page 22 July- August 1973, “The Blue Spruce” x 12, 294 pages. The pre-1920’s November-December 1973, “All About the Badger” page 26, the 1930’s page 74, page 30, May-June 1973, “Camping in 1907” page 36, “In 1845 Alexander Cartwright January-February 1974. Jr. Invented Baseball” page 46, 1897 the crowd was really into the game “Boston vs. Baltimore” page 227, baseball cards 1885 & 1888 page 282.

__ 115. Pete Rose, My Story, H.C. with D.J. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 300 pages. A hall of fame promise, boyhoods page 55, and more.

__ 116. 7 magazines, Time, “Front Cover of Famous Baseball Players” ,July __ 110. 10 magazines, Wyoming Wildlife, 1960’s (mixed) 18, 1977, Rod Carew. June 3, 1974, 6 ½ x 9 ½. “The Pronghorn Antelope” June 1966, Reggie Jackson. July 10, 1972, Johnny “special antelope edition”. May 1963 Bench. September 11, 1964, Baltimore is the fishing edition. January 1965 manager Bauer. a review of Wyoming’s Wildlife Heritage, commemorating 75 years __ 117. Worlds Great Train Journeys, H.C. of Statehood 1890-1965, Chapter 1 with D.J. 7 x 10 ½, 200 pages. Join “The Wild Land”, Chapter 2 “Early National Geographic on five railroad Beginnings”, Chapter 3 “Growth A odysseys, The Pride of Africa, Long Hard Trail”, and much more. The Sierra Madre Express, The Royal Scotsman, The Eastern an Oriental __ 111. Animals You Will Never Forget, H.C. with D.J. 8 x 10 Express, The Indian Pacific. ½, 416 pages , 72 true stories form the “Readers Digest”. “The Day __ 118. Railroads, The Great American Grandfather Tickled a Tiger” page Adventure, H.C. with D.J. 7 x 10 ½, 202. “Life Among the Elephants” 204 pages. “Teakettle-on-Wheels to page 178. “My Friend a Mouse” Iron Horse” page 9. “Climbing page 158. “The Bear That Came Straight up for 320 feet on Swinging for Supper” page 81. “Amends to Rope Ladders” page 59. “Railroad the Camel” page 53. “My Friends wreck” page 101. “A Repair Shop” are Huskies” page 30. “The page 133. Rooster that Served the Lord” page 319. __ 119. The Locomotives that Baldwin __ 112. Birds (Their Life – Their Ways – Their World),H.C. Built, H.C. with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, with D.J. 8 ½ x 11, 412 pages. Here 192 pages. Containing a complete are penguins and puffins from facsmile if the original h i s t o r y the icy seas. Owls woodpeckers, of the Baldwin Locomotives Works meadowlarks, tropic birds, and 1831-1923, more than 300 photos in hundreds more. You’ll meet creatures this book. as tiny as the 2” hummingbird and as tall as the 10’ elephant bird. This is a very unusual book. 10 __120. Horseshoe Heritage, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, 56 __126A The Heritage of Lancaster (H.C. w/h D.J.) 9 x 11 ¼, pages. The story of a great railroad 226 pages, the first citizens of Lancaster were pioneers landmark “The Horseshoe Curve” who wanted religious freedom 1726, The Founding of this track opened in 1854. “Birth of the Townstead 1730-1760 page 9, a Railroad” page 9. “Challenge of a Lancaster newspapers, Inc. page 201, New Century” page 20. “A New day Penn Dairies, Inc. page 203, Lancaster on the Curve” page 45. Surgical Supply and Apothecary, Inc. page 202, H.M. Stauffer and Sons __ 121. When the Railroad came to Reading, P.B. 6 x 9, 28 Inc. page 212, Hamilton Watches pages, some early history. The B & O page 192, Dutch Wonderland page Railroad History, P.B. 7 x 10 l o t s 186, Lancaster’s Worst Train Wreck of history on railroading. Railroads of 1919 page 146, German Prisoners of War working in a Pennsylvania, P.B. 6 x 9, 274 pages. Tobacco Warehouse page 147 Valleys of Schuylkill & Susquehanna, picture of Lancaster station page 72, the __ 127. The History of Pillow, PA and the Harrisburg & Lancaster railroad page 57. Surrounding Community, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, 248 pages. “Tulpehochen Trail __ 122. Travelers Official Guide of the Traces Between Klingerstown and Railway and Steam Navigation Lines Mount Mohanoy” page 95. Lots of in the US and Canada, P.B. 7 x 10, 896 local history. pages. A reproduction of 1893 published by National Railway Publishing Co., __ 128. Old Roads Out of Philadelphia, H.C. 6 x 9, 328 pages The Pennsylvania Line page 341 up to (copyright 1917) with 117 illustrations and a map. The 365. Lancaster Turnpike to Philadelphia was completed in 1796, the first stage carried 10 passengers and used the __ 123. Street Railways of Harrisburg, P.B. new road in May, 1797. No more than 8 horses could be 8 ½ x 11, 96 pages. Including a 1931 used in one stage page 115. Were these Amish people Harrisburg Railways Track map. Horse that Arthur writes about on page 123? see map on pulling a street car page 4. The electric page 329 – the Lancaster Turnpike was Route 30 in the car arrives page 11. The middle years 1700’s. page 21. The twilight of the streetcar page 27. Routes page 59. __ 128A Early Philadelphia Its People, Life, & Progress (H.C.) 6 1/2 X 10, 340 pages copyright 1917, The Founder __ 124. Illustrated History of Greater Harrisburg, H.C. with page 13, The Early Settlers and Their City, The Market D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¾, 224 pages. “The PA Canal and Towpath Place page 78, Stage Coaches and Post in Dauphin Narrows” page 23. “The Attempted Roads page 102, Fox Hunting page 211, History of John Harris’ Burning by the Indians” page 25. The Bank of North America page 227, “George Washington to Harris- Fire Protection page 239, The Franklin burg October 3, 1794” page 36. Printing Company page 272, The Quaker “Mules Pulling Hay Wagon” page Almshouse page 311, The Pennsylvania 44. “Harrisburg State Hospital 1851” Hospital page 314 (loose cover) page 47. “Civil War History of Harrisburg” page 60. “West Harrisburg __ 129. Story of the Great American West, H.C. with D.J. Market 1917” page 102. 8 ½ x 11, 384 pages. “The Race for Furs” page 86. How did the farmer __ 125. Dauphin County Historical Atlas clear his land? What was it like during of 1875, H.C. with D.J. 10 ¾ x 13, the grasshopper plague? You will find 96 pages. Republished in 1985 with the answer in this book. Almost 1000 original text and wall maps. History illustrations more than 200 in color. of Dauphin County, PA page 15. “The Great Gold Rush” page 176. “Settling the Plains” page 304. In 1877 __ 126. A History of Mechanicsburg and Surrounding Dalrymple employed 50 men who seeded 4,000 acres Area, H.C. with D.J. 8 ½ x 11 ¼, of wheat. “Medicine on the Frontier” page 322. “The 128 pages (copyright 1976). “1860 Plagues of Nature” page 314. “Law and Order in the and the Civil War” page 45. “The West” page 296. Coming of the Railroad” page 39. “Early Industry” page 35. __129A Marvelous History of the World’s Great Nations “Founding and Early Settlement of (H.C.) 7 x 10, 600 pages, 100 full page engravings Mechanicsburg” page 17. “A twenty and 200 portraits by Edward S. Ellis, copyright 1902, shilling note photo” page 13. printed by American Book and Bible House 1800 to 11 1900, First Decade 1st chapter, 2nd decade 2nd chapter, __ 135. Great Events of the 20th Century, How They Changed etc. New York in 1900 page 406, After 1727 Brazil was a Our Lives, (H.C.) with D.J. 8 x 10 ¼, 544 pages. Part 1 diamond-yielding country 254 ½ carats and was cut into “The Passing of the Old Guard” 1900- a brilliant of perfect water weighting 125 carats selling 1918. Part 2 “The Roaring Twenties” for $400,000 in the 1700’s page 1919-1929. Part 3 “Hard Times” 410, Atlantic Cables page 415, The 1929-1939. Part 4 “The War Years” Telephone page 416, Railroads page 1939-1945. Part 5 “The Nuclear 419, The Assassination of McKinley Age” 1945-1956. Part 6 “The Space and Accession of Roosevelt page Age” 1956-1976. The opening of the 635, Census of the United States Panama Canal in 1914, page 88. each state page 643, Indian Territory page 647, census of Canada in __ 136. Profiles From the Susquehanna Valley, H.C. with 1891-1901 page 660, Growth of the D.J. 228 pages (copyright 1973) different states form 1800 to 1900 in 1900 was a total autographed by the author “Paul of 75,695,297 people in the US page 642, including B. Beers” July 1973. The Harrisis, 391,960 Indians Harrisburg was named after John Harris, page 133. Spanning the __ 130. 2 books, I Knew Jesse James, P.B. Susquehanna, covered bridge, the 8 ½ x 11, published in 1966. How I Camelback, page 70. Railroading, became acquainted with America’s canaling, and dredging, all a way of most colorful outlaw. My Jesse life, page 63. James Story, 8 ½ x 11 __137. Susquehanna River of Dreams, H.C. with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 322 pages (copyright 1993). “Logging, the Trees __ 131. Alaska and the Klondikes Gold Field, (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 8 ¼, Came Down Like tall Grass” page 75. In 1938 the 528 pages (copyright 1897) with official map of Klondike “Last Raft” began its descent page and Yukon region. A full account of the 92. Canal boats, page 89. Farming, discovery of gold, enormous deposits lots of Lancaster County history, of the precious metal. Routes traversed page 215. July 1950 issue of National by miners. How to find gold. Camp life Geographic magazine on page 73 has at Klondike. Lots of illustrations, page a story, “Down the Susquehanna by 27 has some figures in the millions Canoe”. The Ferry boat of Millersburg worth of gold taken out in 1897. on page 113 and lots more.

__ 132. The Chronicles of Oklahoma of the 1990’s, (P.B.) 6 x __ 138. Indian Trails to Super Highways, P.B. 6 x 9, 72 pages. 9. The dangerous profession of coal mining 1870-1935, PA Turnpike page 61. The first stone – surfaced road page 66. The antler tornado of 1945, page 53. Herman page 32. The Conestoga wagon page Ten Kate in Indian territory 1883, page 32. Struggle for 30. Early roads page 18. Towpaths land, page 37. to Tugboats, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, 72 pages. The canals of antiquity page 3. Early __ 133. American Heritage, 8 ½ x 11 canal builders in America page 15. magazine, May-June 1992, People Maps of canals in Pennsylvania page were told that they couldn’t do 24-25-26-27. Many illustrations and without horses, open minded maps throughout this book. Chicagoans witness America’s first auto race in 1895, page 66. __ 139. Hero Tales From American Life, H.C. 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 454 pages (copyright 1909). This book of a hundred hero tales is drawn from 1000’s of incidents of courage in __ 134. Young Henry Ford, A Picture History of the First American history. The Indian slave girl, the mother’s Forty Years, (H.C.) with D.J. 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 190 pages love for the sake of her children, the widowed mother (copyright 1963). Henry Ford was who gave seven sons to Liberty, The ruined city of San taught out of the McGuffey readers, Francisco in 1906, and many more. page 25. The engine that ran on the road, page 23. Notice the buggies __ 140. Doctors of the Old West, A Pictorial on page 51. The breakthrough for History of medicine on the Frontier, Henry Ford was 1895, page 69. H.C. with D.J. 8 ½ x 10 ½, 192 pages. His first car, page 79. The Detroit Tools, techniques and aching teeth Automobile Co., page 105. The page 65. Purge, blister and bleed page great race, page 125. 45. From medicine men, to men of medicine page 13. Quackery, by Truss 12 & Tonic page 143. 100’s of illustrations from Doctor __ 147. Images of America, H.C. with Buggies to Ambulances. D.J. 9 ¼ x 11 ¼, 256 pages. The Smithsonian Institution’s entire __ 141. Beauty Beyond the Ashes, H.C. with photo resource, A picture of D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 244 pages. A story of Washington D.C. (our capitol) 911, Tom McGuiness was the co-pilot being built on page 181. Hopi of American Airline Flight 11, the Indians assemble for a bean first airplane to crash into the world planting ceremony, page 157. trade center. Immigrants greet N.Y.C. Ellis Island in 1905, page 144. Train accidents, page 118. __ 142. The Worlds Worst Aircraft, H.C. Building bridges in early 1900’s, pages 112-113. Indians with D.J. 9 ¼ x 12, 160 pages. Flying assemble at Carlyle, Pa for a trip to Washington in 1905, cars and ‘roadable’ airplanes page page 107. Annie Oakley, page 105. Indian Camp, page 118. The spruce goose page 100. 98. Lots of Abe Lincoln pictures, black slavery, page 26. Loading horses on a plane page 75. 24 horse hitch in combine, page 195. 10 horse hitch in 1 The Aerial Experiment Association wagon, page 187. Yanktron Sioux delegation visits the page 18. Capitol in a horseless carriage in 1905, page 182-183. This book has an unbelievable amount of history. __ 143. History of the United States Air Force, H.C. with D.J. 9 ½ x 12 __ 148. The Book of Wonders, H.C. 6 ¾ x 10, 604 pages ¼, 156 pages (copyright 1988). A (copyright 1914). How man learned to write, page 11. comprehensive coverage between How the monks did their writing, page 14. How a steel 1919-1939. The Army Air Forces of pen was made, page 17. Who discovered the power of WWII page 24. War in Korea page gunpowder, page 44. The story in the telephone 1914, 62. The Air Force in Space page page 65. How cloth is made from wool, page 85. How 126. the miner loosens the coal, page 261. How did man begin to measure time, page 314. The story in a telegram, page __ 144. 3 books, American Astronaut Photography and the 412. How to splice a rope, page 364. Three great steps to View From Space, 1962-1972, measure time, page 316. H.C. with D.J. 10¼ x 13½, 128 pages. __ 149. The New Wonder Book of Knowledge, H.C. 7 x 9 ¼, More than 120 historical images 600 pages (copyright 1935).The story in rifle, page 505. in this book. The Space Station, The story of Railroad tunnels under the Hudson river, H.C. with D.J. 10 ¼ x 10 ¼, 142 page 494. The growth of motor trucks, page 481. What is pages. NASA – the early y e a r s standard gold, page 448. Story of steel, page 422. Story page 10. The birth of the idea of a watch, page 409. The story of the motorcycle, page page 22. Americas Space Pilots, 400. Where do pearls come from, page 384. Story of the P.B. 6 x 9, 96 pages. redwood trees, page 374. The story of chewing gum, page 337. The story in a pin, page 318. The story in elevators __ 145. The Evening News (Harrisburg) July 21, 1969, front and escalators, page 229. Story in a honeycomb, page section of newspaper “Man on the 186. Moon”. 3 magazines about “Man on the Moon”, Time, July 25, 1969. __ 150. 2 books, One Tuesday Morning, P.B. 5 ½ x 8 ½, by Newsweek, June 14,1965. Newsweek, Karen Kinsgbury, a 9-11 story of a devoted fireman in the June 21,1965. Newsweek, February 6, Twin Towers in N.Y.C. Beyond Tuesday Morning, P.B. 1967, The Apollo tragedy, fire 5 ½ x 8 ½, by Karen Kinsbury, another novel on 9-11. in the Spacecraft, page 25. __ 151. 3 magazines on “9-11 Twin Towers”. __ 146. 4 magazines from The Grand Canyon, P.B. 8 ½ x 11. 1 Time, September 11, 2011, this magazine of the Petrified Forest, P.B. 9 x 12, 48 pages. 1 magazine consists of pictures. Attack magazine of the Niagara Falls, P.B. on America, pictures & stories on the 62 pages, lots of stories of the daring event of 09-11-01 & 09-12-01. America stunts, walking on a rope span of at War, more pictures and stories. 1,500 feet, going over the falls in a wooden barrel. One person pushed __ 152. 3 magazines on Bin Laden. Time, a wheelbarrow on a rope across the May 20, 2011, special report, the falls, page 27. One person stood on end of Bin Laden. Time, October his head on the rope, page 16. 1, 2001, Target, Bin Laden. War on Terror, a Final Commemorative Issue Secret Government Files 13 Revealed, Why there was no warning, what went wrong, __ 160. Forever, Erma, by Erma Bombeck, H.C. with D.J. 6 how we will destroy the enemy, a special report from the x 9 ½, 274 pages. A best loved writing from America’s editor of “The Day America was Changed”. favorite humorist, when Erma died she left a legacy of more than 4,500 columns that deeply touched millions of __ 153. Life, Brought to Justice, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, 96 pages. Osama readers. Bin Laden’s war on America and the mission that stopped him, Bin Laden __ 161. 2 Volumes of Pennsylvania Agriculture and Country as a teenager on page 26. Bin Laden as Life, Volume 1: 1640-1840, Volume 2: 1840-1940, growing up years on page 18. When he H.C. with D.J. 600 pages each book, excellent condition. was 30 years old, mastermind on page These 2 books pretty much cover everything from 1725 43. Fugitive on page 63. Bin Laden’s until 1940 in farming. Stage coach days, canal boat days, compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan on early railroads, morals and manners, schools, frolics and May 2, 2011, page 83. bees, weddings and funerals, spinning and weaving, food preparation, early sawmills, gristmills, wages page 307, __ 154. The World Trade Center, P.B. 8 ½ land prices, squatter rights, Indian agriculture, the Dutch, x 11, 48 pages (copyright 2001). A the Germans, slaves page 116, trails, roads, Conestoga landmark to remember, with more wagon, taxes 1810, the Plain People, man, ox and horse than 50 photos. This tribune examines power, the steam plow, the tractor, labor conditions, World the history of the towers, the start in War I, hired labor, the fertilizer law of 1879, tobacco, the late 1950’s to their completion in market milk, government control of milk in 1933, boom 1972-1973 until September 11, 2001. times 1900-1915, building good roads 1900-1940, Amish rural credit system __ 155. Saddam’s Secrets, H.C. with D.J. 6 page 364, hard times 1873-1896 page x 9 ¼, 316 pages. An insider exposes 366, The Great Depression page 375, plans to destroy Israel, here is the home life 1850 page 502, the good old story from Saddam’s Iraq. Newsweek, days page 526, school systems, non- April 28, 2003, Saddam’s secret files. conformance of the Amish page 531, Time, February 4, 1991, The Gulf war And Lots More. stalking Saddam. __ 162. 5 magazines, The Country Gentleman, 1919-1921, __ 156. In the Eye of Desert Storm, H.C. 10 ½ x 10 ½, The full page ad of Titan tractor, Planet year ad, ½ page ad Kuwait middle east war 1990-1991. 100’s of photos of Waterloo Boy Kerosene tractor by John Deere, Zane the war. Grey continued stories, Burying the Hessian Fly page 17 August 13, 1921, Oldsmobile truck ad, the Lawson 15-30 __ 157. Life Magazine Bicentennial Issue 1975, 100 Events tractor ad, Cletrac Tractor Co. ad page that Shaped America, Discovery of oil, the assassination 39 March 5, 1921, Wagons filled with of Abe Lincoln, the gold spike, Charles Lindberge wool ready for market John Deere corn flight, bottom of the depression, Pearl Harbor, the planter page 24, 27 horses in a combine Atomic bomb, page 11 has a slave picture with a brutally page 7, April 26, 1919 Case Threshing lacerated back, page 63 first use of anesthesia, Salks machine full page ad, 1919 milker full vaccine for polio page 72, water supply for N.Y.C. in page ad page 25, Turner tractor full 1842 page 74, 10,000 muskets page page ad page 43. 79, McCormick changed the farm, 33 horses in a combine and 5 combines in __ 163. Frick Steel Threshers Catalogue #76-A a field page 80, Model T assembly line by Fick Company, Inc. Waynesboro, in 1913 page 86, the computer in 1939 PA, stamp on front cover of Arthur S. page 88, Bordens condensed milk Young Co. Inc. Lancaster county, PA, 1856 page 95, TV 1949 page 109. size 8 ½ x 11, 24 pages. 28” x 47” Frick Steel thresher has a cross-section __ 158. Escape on the Pearl “a slave stay”, P.B. 5 ½ x 8, 432 view showing interior on page 12-13, pages. The heroic bid for freedom of the “Underground page 17 has a drag baling attachment, Railroad.” On the evening of April 25, 1848, nearly page 19 has Ann Arbor baler with Ruth Feeder, page 21 80 enslaved Americans attempted one of history’s most has the Frick-MM Gt tractor, page 22 has a Frick peanut audacious escapes. picker, Book is in good condition, spine is scotch taped a little. __ 159. Paul Harvey, the Rest of the Story, H.C. with D.J. 6 x 8 ½, 218 pages. __ 164. 4 magazines, Farm Journal 1918, 9 55 chapters of dramatic, almost x 12 ½, World War I articles, Should unbelievable true stories by the famous American women do farm work page news commemorator and columnist. 203, King motor car ad page 232, milk 14 17 cows in 35 minutes page 241, sending drafted men to ____ 170. 24 issues of Pennsylvania the farms page 97, lots of war stories and machining ads Farming of 1933, During the in World War I era. Great Depression, the worlds fair in Chicago on June 1, also ____ 165. Encyclopedia of American Steam Traction a continued story by Lewis B. Engine, H.C. 8 ¾ x 11 ¾, 320 pages (copyright Miller, “Saddles and Lariats”. 1984). Real early brakes page 282, early threshers page 274, ____ 171. Logging in the Pennsylvania a “new giant” steam traction North Woods, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, engine built 1889 has a seat 42 pages (copyright 1969) by in front if you want to move it Applied Arts Lebanon, Pa. with horses page 184, plowing Constructing a log slide page 9, page 291, steam fire engine a rare photo of oxen and horses mfg. page 300. used to haul logs page 15, a log train page 22. ____ 166. 4 magazines, Farm & Fireside, early 1900’s. “How a Plain Iowa Farmer got a World Record Cow” ____ 172. 5 issues of Engineers & Engines of 1958, May, page7. “Cows on Warpath” page July, August, September, October. 13. “Confession of a Good Boy” Old threshers page 24-27, Three page 23. “Did $10,000,000.00 45-Horse Mongul gas tractors Campaign Check the Corn pulling 55 plows page 18, big Borer” page 15. “Good Things I.H.C. Tractor pulling 18 bottom Washington had to Eat” page 18. plow page 13, Pioneer Thresher The Fordson tractor for $495.00 Co. page 20-24, 1885 threshing full page ad page 35. machine page 3.

____ 167. 5 magazines, The American ____ 173. The Autobiography of Peter Geiser, Inventor of Farmer, 1970’s, February the “Geiser Separator” 1852-1855, P.B. 6 x 9, 46 1976 is listed as bicentennial pages. Inside back cover has complimentary copy issue 1776-1976. “Revolution of New Holland Machine Co. Breadbasket” page 14. “Tobacco, the Plant that Helped ____ 174. 3 issues of American Shape America” page 24. Thresherman 1932, February, March, April, size 8 ½ x 11. ____ 168. American Agriculturist, 1872 & 1873 H.C., 2 full Photos of one of the oldest year’s issues bound in 1 book, size 9 ½ x 12, 100’s combines page 14. of stories on farming the old way, tools for cutting ice January 1872, page 17. Blasting and breaking ____ 175. 4 issues of American Thresherman 1920, most rocks, Quarrying phosphates in South Carolina page have cover missing, some pages missing, June 20. “After the Great Snow Storm” December 1872, 1927, a story “50 Years a Ma- page 442. “The chine Man” page 5. “What Horse Disease of others Charge for Threshing” 1872” page 457. page 8. Hart-Parr 28-50 ad “Measuring the page 9. the 22-40 backer gas Height of a Tree” tractor page 13, John Deere page 461. 100’s ads, Huber tractor ads, Parson of stories and ads Dickson’s sermon page 28, in the late 1800’s, well drillers quote their rates a very rare book. June 1928, page 3.

____ 169. 8 issues of Windmills Gazette, Vol.1 #2, Vol.1 #4, ____ 176. New Holland Machine, Our First 100 Years Vol.2 #1, Vol.2 #3, Vol.2 #4, Vol.3 1895-1995, 8 ½ x 11, 36 pages (some water #1, Vol.3 #2, Vol.3 #3. Devoted damage). 1895 ,Anything Mechanical, a repair shop to engineering, architecture, a on Luther Avenue, page 4. 1900, journal for the preservation of The Age of Power, page 6. 1910, America’s wind power history Out of the Mud, page 8. 1937, The & heritage, a product history of New Holland Baler, page 10. A U.S. Wind Engine & Pump Co. self feeding, self tying, automatic page 5. pickup baler, page 12. Ford & Fordson, page 26. 15 ____ 177. 6 issues of The Southern ____ 184. Country Scene, Volume 1 #1, April 1976, Volume Planter, 1941 & 1942, 2 #2, 1977, “A Country Doctor” page 32, “Eagles “Tobacco tax and the Farmer” Our Dying Emblem” page 34. march 1941, page 6. “Milk Goat Production” February 1941, page 10. Farm machinery, ____ 185. 11 issues of Old Mill News, National defense, agriculture 1990’s, “The Oldest Mill in with America at war, and many Texas” page 12, Fall 1996. more short stories.

____ 178. Flexible Flyer and Other ____ 186. This was Wheat Farming, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, A Great Sleds P.B. 8 ½ x 11, 160 pictorial history of the farms and farmers of the pages. Sleds and more sleds, Northwest who grow the nation’s bread, 192 pages over 150 color photos including all black and white, binding and threshing, a marsh trade cards, a real turn around in binder is shown with a three man crew, this machine history for snow toys. This book brought the grain and stalks up to a platform, then is in excellent condition with they would tie the bundles glossy pages. page 52. See the view of a header on page 61. This ____ 179. Chicago, Triumph of the 19th Century P.B. 8 x book has some unbelievable 9 ½, (rough condition) The Deering Harvester pictures of harvesting wheat, works in Chicago, the paint room is so large 600 page 140 has 5 combines machines are painted each day, they make their in the field with 33 mules in own belts, 2500 an hour, WM Deering & Co. (John each combine, a total of 165 Deere) has 51 acres of ground with 2 – 3 – 4 story animals in one operation. A lot factories behind fence with 100’s of employees, of mules to harnesses, etc. a very interesting book of early farm equipment manufacturing by John Deere. ____ 187. Train Wrecks, A Pictorial history of Accidents on the Main Line, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, 184 pages. “A Boiler ____ 180. 2 issues of American Agriculturist, 1884 & 1891, Explosion” page 179. The most serious explosion is “Potato Growing in Idaho” page 135. “Keeping on page 171, a great chunk of the Bacon and Hams” page 137. boiler was blown 1200 feet and “Haiti and its Agriculture in 26 people were killed. The first 1891” page 143. “Chinese New cowcatcher was built in 1833, Year” page 148. “A Farmer in the page 156. Runaways on page 141. U.S. Senate” page 164. “Farms Fires page 119. Bridge disasters and Gardens in New York City” page 85. Head on collision page page 417. Lots of old equipment 55. The horses of travel, page 25. ads. ____ 188. This Was Logging, P.B. 8 ½ x 11, 158 pages with ____ 181. 6 issues of Country Gentleman more than 200 photos. 12 foot crosscut saws, the first 1953, February, March, April, oxen and donkey engines, this is from 1890 to 1925. May, June, July. 100’s of ads 12 hitch of oxen on page 22. Some fir tress were 14 and farming stories. feet in diameter, page 25. Hand logging, page 31. 10 horses pulling a 10 foot diameter on a skid road, page 34. Our ____ 182. 8 booklets, Misc. U.S. Department of Ag. Home camp was like this in 1921, Storage of Vegetables, Fall Insects November, page 35. A cedar tree 76 feet in 1931, Moths and Butterflies March, 1926, circumference, page 36. A cedar Common Trees of PA, A Practical Guide of tree had 69,110 B.F. page 44, 1 Cows, Sheep, Hogs, and Horses, Forest Planta- tree this size was a whole days tion, Protecting the Forest From Fires, Forest work for many mills. Trees. ____ 189. 8 issues of The Furrow, Nov. ____ 183. Beyond the Furrow, H.C. with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 552 1947, Jan.-Feb. 1948, Mar.-April pages (copyright 1976). A Holt tractor 120 pulling 1948, May-June 1948, July-Aug. nine wagons with 200 bushels of wheat each, a 6’ 1948, Sept.-Oct. 1948, Nov.- binder could do 6-10 acres a day with oxen in 1880, Dec. 1948, Jan.-Feb. 1949. The pictures start at page 272. The tractor arrives in Furrow is a Bi-monthly 9 ¾ x 1890 page 27. 12 ½, 16 page newspaper with 16 only John Deere equipment from your John Deere of all Hail Storms 1868” page 31. “Old Frontier dealer, Eli S. Graybill, Cocolamus, PA. A few have Events of Long Ago” page 13. “Indians and Cattle John Deere brochures on tractors (early) and some Thieves” page 4. “Church was Saved by Prayer” good reading for the farmer. A column by Vernon page 7. “One Indian Faced 20 Soldiers” page 12. Hagelin and also lots of jokes. ____ 196. 4 issues of The New Zealand Fruitgrowers ____ 190. 2 issues of The Country Home, May 1932, October and Apiarist 1920’s, “Storage of Fruit”, “The 1932, mail order Messiah Henry Field Seed Co. page Orchardists’ Notebook”, “Export Apples in 1924 10. “As it Was in the Season”, “The Drying of Fruits and Vegetables”, Beginning” page 14. In “The Scientists Help the Producer”, “Citrus Pa Dutchland farmers Growing”, “The Pure Cyprian lived by the Good Bee”, “Re-Queening and Causes Book and prosper of Losses”, “Comb Building”, under the doctrine of Facts About Bees”, What is brotherly love, picture Honey” page 289, “Beekeeping in of Amish people May Other Countries” page 410. A lot of 1932 issue. Fruitbrothers’ ads, The gardeners’ section in each magazine. ____ 191. Multi Hitches, A reprint 1966 – 1973 printed by Gordonville Print Shop, a 5 ½ x8 ½ booklet with 28 ____ 197. 15 issues of American Bee Journal, 1902, a weekly pages, this booklet shows the diagrams of tamden 8 ½ x 11 magazine. “The Bee as a Citizen” page hitching. Page 12, figure 18 shows 21, January 9, 1902. Directions for making Honey- 12 horses 4-4-4 also give the size Vinegar, page 24, January 9, 1902. “Transferring of the eveners and instructions. Bees From a Log” page 201. “Transferring Bees, Page 21 shows 12 horses pulling a When and How to do it” page 4 bottom plow. Page 26, figure 38 214. “An experience in Wintering shows 48 mules pulling 12 disks, it Bees in the Cellar” page 215. “Do took 12 men to handle these units. Bees Hear” page 220. A report of the Semi-Annual Convention ____ 192. Farm Machinery Practical Hints for Handymen, of the “Chicago Beekeepers P.B. 4 ½ x 7 ¼, 280 pages. This book presents Association” held December 5, illustrations and instructions for dozens of machines 1901, page 292. and their uses. A Horizontal Corn Harvester, page 157. A Sled Corn Harvester, page 156. A ____ 198. 11 issues of Successful Farming, all in the 1930’s, Hussey’s Reaping machine of 1833, page 140. The mixed issues(some covers missing or torn). In wheelbarrow seeder, page 105. A lot of old farm the 1930’s there were more than 1,150,000 issues equipment you don’t use anymore. in circulation, a farming publication during the depression, a lot of good stories ____ 193. Big Teams in Montana, P.B. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 112 pages. and color ads, Post Bran Flakes, A reprint of the April 1925 edition, from barn to Whole Bran. “Birdseye View field, currying, harnessing, leading the team to the of the Far Land” by James T. watering trough, noon feeding page 33, how to use Nichole is a monthly column a buck strap page 47, field feeding page 53, team of Bible Land country. Very equalizing hitcher page 56, implement hitcher page interesting reading (some of the 68, the best feeding for horses page 90. stories were in “The Old Country News”) ____ 194. 3 issues of Farm and Firestone, 1904 – 1906 – 1907 , Wit and Humor, The Family ____ 199. 13 issues of American Agriculturist of 1931 Lawyer, Live Stock and Dairy, Poultry- (papers are fragile). A farming magazine during raising, Fruit Growing. Sears, Roebuck & Co. the depression, “The Song of the Lazy Farmer” full page ad. These 3 issues are very fragile. a column in each issue. Reviewing the eastern markets, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, feeds (a ____ 195. 3 issues of Frontier Times weekly market report). Lots of ads for the farmers, , June 1926, August 1926, stories from “Our Farmer Pioneers” page 10. Long November 1926, “Frontier Island N.Y. Ducks by the acre, a century of potato History”, “Border Tragedy”, marketing, page 301. “Pioneer Achievement”, “Injun Fighting with Texas Rangers” ____ 200. Lost Country Life, H.C. with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 374 page 3. “Six Years with the Texas pages (copyright 1979). How English country folk Rangers” page 16. “The Daddy lived, worked, threshed, thatched, rolled fleece, 17 milled corn.... Sheep Stells (or protection) page 118. ____ 206. Hobos Wandering in America, 1870-1940, H.C. Butter in the 1400’s and 1800’s page 107. Ox yoke with D.J. 7 ½ x 9 ½, 136 pages. page 82. Bee hives page 165. Fungus mushrooms “Terrors and Tragedies of the page 167. Road” page 61. “Road Kids” page 48. “Flipping Freight” page 21. ____ 201. The Frozen-Water Trade, A true story, H.C. with “Chicago The Hobo Capital of the D.J 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 254 pages. On February 13, 1806 The World” page 91. Brig “Favorite” took a load of ice packed in hay to the tropics. In ____ 207. C. Aultman & Co., Canton, OH, Threshers and 1833 more than a hundred tons of Engines, P.B. 8 ½ x 11 ½, 24 pages (nice glossy ice survived a four month journey cover) 1831-1893 (a reprint). The of 16,000 miles with 2 crossings automatic star stacker for thresh of the equator. Photos of ice tools machine, page 8. Lots of other on page 83. An interesting book threshers, engines, boilers, also in the ice trade. wagons or rigs. A train of 36 cars loaded exclusively with threshers ____ 202. 3 issues of Science Illustrated, Jan. 1947, Sept. and engines of C. Aultman & Co. 1947, Nov. 1947. “Power From the Wind” page 34. “Industrial Value of fish” page ____ 208. 4 issues of The American West, Nov.-Dec. 1976, 26-27. “Here’s How a Fly Flies” March-April 1977, May-June 1977, July-August page 89. “Wolf Spider” page 49, 1977, 8 ½ x 11 P.B. Dust Bowl of April 14, 1935, page September. “The Sun’s Atomic 22. Letters and diaries, sketch life in camp during the Fuel” page 36. “Looking into Indian wars, page 5. Rainmakers, page 29. Buffalo Binoculars” page 31. “The six Bill Historical Center, page 16. Dots of Braille” page 24. “History The Farmer Frontier, page 22 in by Starlight” page 22. March-April 1977 issue. Shooting buffalo from the train, page 19. ____ 203. Brother Can You Spare a Dime, (The Great Naturalist across the Rockies in Depression 1929-1933) H.C. with D.J. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 1834, page 4. A visit to the Wests’ 130 pages. Millions of people were affected by the largest gold mine, page 11 in stock market crash in October, 1929. “Picketing with Nov.-Dec. 1976 issue. Pitchforks” page 82. “A Hunk of Bread, A Bowl of Soup” page 63. The Hobo’s Trail, P.B. 5 ½ x 8 ½, ____ 209. 5 issues of Railroad magazines 212 pages (signed by of the 1960’s, “Trolleys in the author) millions Mexico” page 28. “Alpine of people started Pass” a fiction story page 10. “riding the rails” no “Phantom Brass” a fiction story jobs, no food. “My page 32. “103 Years of Reading First Freight Train Built Locomotives” page 21. Ride” page 31. “Nevada’s First Street Car” November 20, 1904 page 41. ____ 204. Tramping With Tramps, Stories and sketches of vagabond life, H.C. 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 398 pages illustrated ____ 210. 3 Railroad magazines, June – July – August (copyright 1899). signed by the author, Josiah 1954. 6 ½ x 9 ½. “The Case of Flynt, August 8, 1897. “Jumping the Train” page 50. the Contraband Quail” page 64. “What the Tramp eats and Wears” page 137. “Life “Trainmaster” page 32. “Treat Among German Tramps” page 169. “Two Tramps in Your Horse to a Train Ride” page England” page 229. “The Tramp at Home” page 267. 20. “Carbarn Comment” page 93 “The Tramp and the Railroads” page 269. “A Tramp July issue. “Fifty Years” page 52. Depot” page 310. “Riding on the Bumpers” page 294. “The Pope’s Creek Peddler” page 46, and more train stories. ____ 205. “Hard Traveling” The Hobo and His History, H.C. with D.J. 6 x 9, 418 pages ____ 211. 5 Railroad magazines, 1960’s (copyright 1967). Illustrations & 1970’s, “My Boxcar Days” N.Y. Slave market 1912, “Riding page 27. “Montana’s First the Rods”, “ End of the Line”, Streetcar Line in 1822” page “Hobos of the 1930’s”. Lots of 32 in October issue. “The Shoo photos in the center of the book Fly” fiction story page 52. “38 of hobo camps, life, family, etc. Tons of Gold on one Train” page 28 in April issue. 18 ____ 212. Thomas The Tank Engine the ____ 218. 3 issues of Scientifi c American 1990’s, “Spider complete collection, H.C. with Webs and Silks” page 70, March 1992 issue. D.J. 414 pages. Gathered together “Astronomy in the age of Columbus” page 100, here, in one volume, are all 26 of Nov. 1992 issue. “Control of Rabies in Wildlife” the classic books of Thomas The page 86, June 1992. Tank Engine. ____ 219. 2 books The Slave Ship, Fredensborg, H.C. ____ 213. Liberty, The Statue and the with D.J. 7 ½ x 10 ¾, 244 pages. Page 103 shows American Dream H.C. with D.J. 9 x 10 ½, 304 a diagram of the slave ship, some ships had 265 pages. “Immigrants Crowd the Deck of S.S. Amerika slaves aboard. We Lived in a Little Cabin in the in 1905” page 5. “Iron Rails, Yard, P.B. 5 x 7 ½, 140 pages. Susan Kelly who Golden Mountains” page lived her early years as a slave in Virginia gives her 131. “Promise of A Young story. Land” page 87. “The Perils of the Journey” page 63. ____ 220. 2 books A Slaving Voyage to Africa and Jamaica, “Old Lands – New Nations” H.C. with D.J. 6 ½ x 9 ½, 156 pages. An interior page 43. This book is all view of slave trade. More Than A Slave P.B. The about the Statue of Liberty. life of Katherine Ferguson.

____ 214. 2 books Elmer Sperry Inventor and Engineer, ____ 221. Harpers Weekly, a journal of civilization, Feb. H.C. with D.J. 8 x 10 ¼, 348 pages (copyright 13, 1869. Page 101 has a drawing of Bartering 1971) by John Hopkins. A major Inventor who got for Animals – scene in South over 350 patents in his lifetime between 1880-1930. America. Page 104 has a full page Inventor Joe, The life and work of mennonite drawing of the horse market in Joseph Shirk 1820-1902 in Lancaster Co. Pa, New York City, a very interesting H.C. 9 x 9, 74 pages by Muddy Creek Farm Library. drawing with a short story on page 109. These railroaded ____ 215. 20 issues of Grit, newspaper 1970’s, “Dog horses will sell for $150. - $200. Mushing in Alaska” Feb. 1971 issue. “Skycrane each, work horses $250. - $400. Speeds Home Delivery” page 5 Jan. 1971 issue. this is in 1869. “Hello, Johnny Cash” page 17 Dec. 1971 issue, also a picture of Johnny at age 11. ____ 222. Harpers Weekly, a journal of civilization, Feb. 2, 1867. The center spread of this issue has ____ 216. 8 issues of American Agriculturist, 1 issue 12 drawings, all pertaining to slavery. “Prayer of 1931, 7 issues of 1929. Reviewing the latest Meeting”, The Planter and his Overseer”, “The Eastern markets in every issue, Cotton Gin”, “Ration Day”, “Reminiscent of Pleasant “The Cotton Press”, “The Boyhood Memories of the Call to Labor”, “Plantation First Sap Run”, Where the Graveyard”, “Hoeing”, Dairy Cow Reigns Supreme”, “Picking”, “Ploughing”, “President Hoover’s Message “Sowing”, “Saturday Evening to Congress Touches Many Dance”. Page 76, the great Ag. Problems” Dec. 1929 snow storm – operating a snow issue, page 14. plow on a city railroad.

____ 217. The Scientifi c American 1867, H.C. 11 x 16, __ 222A. Public Ledger Philadelphia, PA- A daily Jan. to June 29 (6 months) 420 pages (fragile). newspaper bound July 23, 1914 to August 31, “Ware’s Combined Steam Car-riage and Engine” 1914, size 17 X 22- Sugar stock sold rapidly in page 33. “Haines Safety Chicago on Account of War August 21 page 11, Bridle for Horses” page Phillies baseball scores page 15, Germans shell 36. “Anderson’s Device mamur August 22 page for Driving Fence Posts” 1, German Army page 68. “A Seed Planter” pushing rapidly to page 72. Page 92 on rail Antwerp, with map system. “Ford and Howes page 2, French kill Cultivator” page 196. 500 German Calvary, “New System of Aero- French invasion of Loco-motion” page 197. Alsace, German “McGaugheys’ Raking Attachments for Harvesters” Air Scouts active page 229. 100’s of illustrations and patients listed. in Holland, Japan 19 reassures Washington page 5, French Troops ____ 229. 3 misc. magazines Cheerful Moments, February entraining for the front a picture showing the 1904, 11 x 16, a few stories and troops being loaded into railroad box cars August lots of old ads. The Famers Wife, 22 page 4, $3,000,000 payments to Oklahoma November 1923, 11 x 16, a full Indian tribes page 7, A column by Rev. Floyd W. page ad in color on Gold Medal Tomkins (Christian Endeavors) on Feet washing Flour, stories for women, also in the churches August 22, page 10, News of the recipes, etc. Mothers – Home Port on Steamships leaving and arriving page Life, November 1923, 11 x 16, 14, Greatest Battle of the war rages in Southern stories for women, also ads. Belgium the lines stretch 125 miles August 24, page 1, Japan goes to war with Germany page ____ 230. 2 issues of American History, Summer 1982. 1, Japan’s War Proclamation page 1, Actual “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” page 57. Battlefield photographs showing the transport “An Apache Army Scout turns Renegade” page services of German with horses August 24 page 3, 46. “Billy the Kid” page 40. There are 100’s of Columns of World War I in this “200,000 Buffalo Hides are Piled bound volume, a daily newspaper bringing you the in a Hide Yard” page 24. “The news up front. Reno Gang”, “The James Bros.”. American History, April 1981. ____ 223. 100th Anniversary of Sears, “The President Without a Party”, Roebuck and Co. H.C. 8 ½ x page13. “The Mountain Men” 11 ¼, 128 pages. “A Start in a page 22. “The Last Days of Frontier Town” page 6. “The 40 World War I” page 38. Acre Home of Sears” page 23. “Washing Machines With Motor” page 31. Farm implements, motor ____ 231. John Wayne, adventure comics, buggies, mail order homes or Toby #28, 10 cents (pages all (Pre-Fab), a very interesting book. complete spine on cover is scotch taped on inside).

____ 224. 2 Sears Catalogs, Spring through Summer 1996, Fall and Winter 1966. ____ 232. Rin TinTin, comic book, Dell Dec.- Feb. 1956, 10 cents excellent condition.

____ 225. 2 Sears Catalogs, Fall and Winter 1971, Fall and Winter 1978. ____ 233. Fritzi Ritz, comic book, Dell Dec.-Feb. 1958, 10 cents excellent condition. ____ 226. Montgomery Ward and Co. Fall and Winter 1894-1895 (reprint 1970) very good condition, lots of ____ 234. 2 comic books Beetle Bailey, farm equipment listed. Vol. 2 #71 Oct. 1969, excellent condition. Patsy Walker, Nov. 1956, excellent condition. ____ 227. 2 Readers Digest, June, 1930, September, 1930. June issue has an article “Where America Gets it’s Booze” by 1922 to 1923 ____ 235. 4 King comic books Beetle Bailey most of the store liquor 1977, Quincy 1977, Popeye 1977, was gone, page 131. What Blondie 1973. does the Census show of the U.S.A., The first census was taken in 1790 with 4 ____ 236. 13 misc. comic books Jughead 1979, Reggies million people, page 453. Jokes 1979, Archies Joke Book 1979, Archies Joke Book 1979, Pep 1977, Archie 1980, Pep 1978, Life ____ 228. American Heritage, June, 1976. H.C. 8 ½ x 11, With Archie 1979, Laugh 1978 “The Great Swine Flu Epidemic of 1819” page #332, Archies TV Laugh Out 29. “A Step Back in Time” a trip to the Ozarks in #61 1978, Archies Joke Book 1910, page 39. “The Seize of Vicksburg” a civil war #261 1979, Richie Rich Bank story, illustrations by Harpers Weekly, page 67. Books Sept. 1982 #59, A Date With Millie 1956 $0.10. 20 ____ 237. 6 issues of Work and Win, most ____ 243. 15 books of The Old West, padded brown covers, are in 1919, 1 is in 1900, Frank an excellent set of books, The Cowboys, The End Tousey Publishing N.Y.C. Stories of the Myth, The Rivermen, are about Fred Fearnot and also The Gunfighters, The other serial stories, some of the Trailblazers, The Ranchers, covers are rough with taped The Railroaders, The spines. Women, The Soldiers, The Alaskans, The Indians, The ____ 238. 4 issues of Frontier Times, Great Chiefs, The Pioneers, 1960’s and 1970’s, “Boulder The Forty-niners, The Mountains First Ranger” page Townsmen. 22. “Rogue River Indian Wars” page 24. “Twenty Years Among ____ 244. 12 books of The Life History of the United States, Hostile Indians” page 39. 1. The New World Before 1775, 2. The Making “Ilwacos Gold Mystery”. of a Nation 1775-1789, 3. The Growing Years 1789-1829, 4. The Sweep Westward 1829-1849, ____ 239. 2 magazines Old West, Spring 1969, “Horseless 5. The Union Sundered 1849-1865, 6. The Union Carriage Contest” page 41. “A Drummers Restored 1861-1876, 7. Steel and Steam 1877- Experience” (book bonus). 26 1890, 8. Reaching for Empire pages of old history, page 71. 1890-1901, 9. The Progressive “Indian John Nelson” page Era 1901-1917, 10. Boom and 24. Real West, February Bust 1917-1932, 11. New Deal 1986, “War Paint and War and War 1933-1945, 12. The Whoops” page 28. “Life in Age of Change From 1945. a Mountain Steamer” page These books are in excellent 18. “West of San Francisco” condition, red in color with page 10. padded covers.

____ 240. True West, Annie Oakly ____ 245. 1 newspaper of July 3, 1976 (very good condition), Memorabilia, June 1981, 16 Bicentennial Edition York Daily Record (5 additional pages, “The Border sections) 64 pages, “York, 200 Years ago and in 1905” page 38. “Wall Street Today”, “When York Became the 1st Capitol of Colorado” page 66. Wild the U.S.A.” page 7, “Congress in York”, “Our West Weekly, A Young Wild Nation Began Here” page 13, “John Adams West, The Prince of the Describes Town Lodgings” page 22, “Early Link Saddle, 11 chapters and 30 to Worlds’ Commerce” pages. page 25, “The Mighty Susquehannock Indians” ____ 241. 3 issues of True West 1980’s, “Prison Wagons” page 28, “Historical Sites page 12. “The Gun that Won the in York Co.” page 37, West Turns 150 page 22. “The “First Fire Company of Mohave Indians Attacking York, 40-41”, York was the Emigrant Wagon Train in budding (Detroit of the 1858” page 28. “Brooks of east) in auto production, a photo of a car with three Alaska” page 16. “Lost Apache wheels on each side in 1903, page 33-34, “York Gold” page 30. County, Strong Religious Spirit Lives on Today, Penns Parting Prayer” page 50, “The Biggest Floods of York in 1933 & 1972 and the 1822 Drought” ____ 242. 5 issues of Eye Spy, 2001-2005, from London page 56-57, “First Paper Printed in German in to New York to Cairo, the fascinating world of 1795” page 60, “One Room Schoolhouse”. intelligence, “The Missing 727”, “Al-Qaida’s Deadly Promise”, “London Bombing”. ____ 246. Baltimore The Sunday Sun, November 27, 1949, feature section a full page on the war of 1776, 175th for the 175th or the 175th a n n i v e r s a r y of the Revolutionary War.

21 ____ 247. The Lamp magazine June 1955, 9 x 12, 24 pages, ____ 251. 13 books North America Fishing Club size 8 ¾ x Vol. 37 #2. “Million Dollar – A – Day Man” page 11, all have blues covers. Catch Fish Anywhere, 2. “The Plow and the Mule” Anytime, How to Catch Smallmouth Bass, page 8. “Classics of the Road Practical Fishing Tips, On the Water: Member the Paris-Madrid Car Race Fishing Tips, The Complete in 1903”. “Flying Tankers” Freshwater Fisherman, a B-47 Jet bomber being re- Freshwater Fishing Secrets, fueled in mid air, page 17. Catfishing Strategies, Butyl Rubber branches out Secrets of Catfish Pros, new uses are in sight in 1955, Fish Traditions: Member page 20. Recipes, Classic Fish: Members Best Recipes, ____ 248. 4 issues The Farm 1940’s & 1950’s, “Farm Boys The Ultimate Fishing Book in Baseball” Babe Ruth has Strategies for Success, Live Bait, Artificial Bait, an idea to stock his farm, 100’s of color photos and lots of helpful fishing tips. page 72. “The Family Cow” page 58. “The Last Farmer” ____ 252. 14 books North America Hunting Club size page 65. Full page color ad 8 ¾ x 11, all have red covers. Hunting Upland on Surge bucket milker in Birds, Hunting Rewards: Member’s Special 1958 back page. “Turning Recipes, Celebratory Wild the Lungworm” page 87. Game: Members Special “The Wild Ox” a McMuffey Recipes, Hunting Black lesson, page 77. “Hunting as a Cash Crop” page 56. Bears, Hunting Big Bears, “16 Cotton Pickers in 1 Field” page 54, Spring 1959 Secret of the Turkey Pros, issue. “How to Cull a Hen” page 22. “Flax to wrap Whitetail Wisdom, Secrets Cigarettes” page 29. “A Century of Progress” page of the Whitetail Pros, 50 Winter 1947 issue. “The Inside of a Cow” page Muzzleloading Essentials, 76. “Cranberries” page 94. The Hunters Book of the Whitetail, Making Shots: A Rifle Hunters ____ 249. 3 issues of The Farm 1946-1947, “Working Dogs” Guide, Big Game Wisdom, Mule Deer Western page 25. “Mastitis” page 30. Challenge, Elk Essentials. “Tent for Tobacco” page 42. “The Brahmans” page ____ 253. 9 books The Hunting and Fishing Library H.C. 8 45. “Quarter Horse” page ½ x 11, Secrets of the Fishing 60. “Pruning and Spraying” Pros, Freshwater Gamefish of page 68. “Rabbits” page 75. North America, Fishing with “Which Way to Water” page Artificial Lures, Fishing Tips 107. “Goat Farm” page 98. and Tricks, Trout, Panfish, “Yankee Farmer” page 87. The Art of Freshwater “Pumpkins for a Profit” page 84. “How to Butcher Fishing, Fishing Update #1, and Cure a Hog” page 65, Autumn 1946. “Honey Largemouth Bass. in the Comb” page 56. “Our Daily Bread” page 42. “Sheep, the Farm Flock” page 12. “The Amish ____ 254. 4 issues of Outdoor Life, July 1940, “Getting Deer Know How” page 86. “Lets Talk Turkey” page 101. the Hard way by Roping” page 30. “A Snake Works “The Wish Book” page 68. Also lots of color ads. Fast” page 33. “Will a Panther Attack” page 46. March 1941, “Wild Turkey” page 33. “Roping Lions ____ 250. The Illustrated Annual Register of Rural Affairs is an Act” page 36. August 1941, and Cultivation Almanac for 1857, (some water “Battle for Deer Control” page stain) embellished with one hundred and thirty 10. October 1938, “Eskimos engravings, number 3 (size 4 ½ x 7 ½). “Laying on a Walrus Hunt” page 24. Out and Dividing Farms” page 309. “Farm “The Man with the Meat Dog” Manage-ment and Capitol” page 323. “Farm page 28. “The Mighty Moose” Implements” page 326. “A Two Row Machine page 36. “He Raises Retrieving For Planting Corn” page 334. “Washing Otters” page 44. Machine” 339. “Hay Press” page 342. “Fruit Culture”. “Rustic Seats and Structures”. ____ 255. 4 issues of Outdoor Life, September 1940, “Weights and Measures” page 384. “Packing “Banding Bald Eaglets” page 30. “Greenbacks in Trees and Plants”. “Doctoring Sick Animals” the Cavern” page 19. October 1940, “City Boy page 396. “Paints and Whitewash for Barns” Shoots Ducks” page 16. “Galloping Hares” page (recipes) page 411. 21. “Great Americans as Sportsmen” page 28. 22 December 1940, “Record Buck at My Back Door” 28. May-June 1972, “To Hunt page 18. “New York to Nome, Alaska by Canoe” the Wild Mushroom” page 15- page 14. “Amount of Deer 22 (these pages explain what to Shot in Different States in look for and what not to use, lots 1939” page 43. November of color photos). July-August 1940, “Hows it Feel to be 1971, “The Day if the Buffalo Mauled by a Grizzly” page Jump” the drama of the jump, 24. “Our First Hammerless an Indian story, pages 11-15. Double Barrel” page 52. lots of good color hunting ads. ____ 260. 4 issues of The Trapper 1980’s, “South Slope Ginseng” page 71. “Invisible Land Sets” page 66. ____ 256. 3 issues of Outdoor Life, February 1952, “Lost “The Macket 1983” page 63, December 1984. for a Month in the Forest” “On the Trail of a Killer Coyote” page 59. “Fiskwi page 32. “Too many Lions” Kung of the North Woods” page 40. “The What and page 52. July 1952, “Fishing Where of American Ginseng” page 60. “Trapping Season in 1952” page 12. “Old the Beaver Swamp” page 42, July 1983. “Eastern Gluefoot” page 32. “Plenty Bobcats” page 79. “Ginseng Harvesting When and Bear This Year” page 52. May How” page 65. “The Turtle Market” page 44. 1941, “Tuna in Newfoundland Waters” page 26. “Elk Punchers ____ 261. 4 issues of Sports Afield. Nov. 1946, “Once a of Birdseye Ranch” page 34. Killer, Always a Killer” a dog story, page 21. December 1946, “Tramp ____ 257. 4 magazines National Wildlife 1960’s & 1970’s Hound” page 20. February (mixed), “A Holiday Haven for Wildlife” story 1947, “The Wild Gobbler” page and illustrations by Ned Smith of Millersburg, PA., 48. “Rescue Jump” rescuers of page 20. Dec.-Jan. 1974, “Under the Spell of the badly wounded hunters, page 48. Golden Eagle” page 13. Oct.- “Blood on the Snow” page 28. Nov. 1967, “How to Catch a “The Most Dangerous Animal Fox” page 20. “Build a Better to Hunt” page 22. April 1947, Campfire” page 31. Dec.- “First Law of Nature” page 24. Jan. 1978, “Virginia There is Reindeer” page 50.”Ohio Folk ____ 262. The Wildlife Art of Ned Smith H.C. with D.J. 9 Artist Tella Kitchen” page x 11 ¼, 116 pages. E. Stanley “Ned” Smith was a 28. June-July 1967, “Who’s modest man of Millersburg, afraid of the Octopus?” page Pa. An artist, writer, 28. “Nature Provides Herbs” page 23. “The Lesson photographer, and much more. of the Grand Canyon Game Preserve” page 4. He worked for the Pa Game News and painted a lot of their ____ 258. 2 books The Story of the Yankee Whaling H.C. 7 front covers which some are x 10 ¼, 152 pages. “Whaling Capitols” implements listed in this book, he also did used in whaling, page 53. The harpoon gun invented 1,000’s of sketches and some in 1856, page 42. “A Dead Whale” page 34. A are in this book as well. cutaway view of a whaling ship, page 25. Trappers -A Mountain Man-, H.C. 7 x 10 ¼, 154 pages. Kit ____ 263. Gone For The Day by Ned Smith, “Gone For The Karson first saw Day” was a monthly column Ned Santa Fe in 1826, wrote for the Game News from Kit Karson story January 1966 through December starts on page 124. 1966, nothing ever published “The Mountain in the Game News had a wider Men” page 108. readership than Ned’s column. A Page 100-101 book that is hard to find with lots shows trappers of valuable reading. and traders meeting for a rendezvous. “Trapping the Rocky Mountains in 1822” page 95. ____ 264. Pennsylvania Game News Treasury H.C. with D.J. 6 ¼ ____ 259 4 issues of Montana Outdoors, Jan.-Feb. x 9 ¼, 528 pages. A collection 1972, “The Golden Eagle” page 14. “The Rocky of stories taken from the Game Mountain’s Wood Tick in 1902” page 32. March- News over the years. “The April 1972, “The Wolverine” page 2. “Gold Lost Cox Children”, “The Discovered on Grasshopper Creek in 1862” page Tonoloway Indian Massacre”, 23 “History of Hunting”, “The Elk in Pa”, “The ____ 271. Foxfire #3 H.C. with D.J. 6 ½ Last Raft” page 87, “Hunting the Buffalo” page x 9 ½, 512 pages. “Information 131. “The Passenger Pigeons” page 138, “Pa on Ginseng” pages 245-273, German Hunting Superstitions” page 177, “The lots of information about Pa Rifle” page 191, “The Home of Daniel Boone” Ginseng. “Hide Tanning” page page 198, “Hunting in Pioneer Days” page 230, 55. “Purple Martin Gourds” “Pennsylvania’s Biggest Game – The Whale” page page 208. “Butter Churns” page 253, “Pennsylvania Indians Still Own 600 Acres 369. “Apple Butter” page 416. of Land” page 280, “The Wild Turkey” page 495, “Building a Lumber Kiln” page “Valley Forge 1771-78” page 443, “They Lived 361. Off the Land” page 449. ____ 272. Small Arms Lexicon and Concise Encyclopedia ____ 265. 10 issues of Hunters Journal, all have Ned Smith H.C. with D.J. 8-1/2 x 10-1/2, 310 front covers, Timber Baron, River Otter, Snowshoe pages, A true shooter’s Bible, 18 Hare, Cover Buck, Ladies Man, Royal Domain, issues of Muzzle Blasts 1960’s, String of the Hook, Old Orchard Buck, Keeper of March 1965 has an article of the the Cliff. PA Long Rifle page 5, Lots of long rifle stories, Barrel Making, All ____ 266. 5 issues of National Wildlife, these stories listed about muzzle loading and etc. are by Ned Smith: “Life Along an old Fencerow” page 12 June-July 1974. “”Snow is Natures ____ 273. The Book of Rifles An Security Blanket” page 14 Feb.-March 1973 also Encyclopedia Reference Book three pages of art by Ned Smith. “Decoys” page 30 by W.H.B. Smith and Joseph E. Oct.-Nov. 1974, also 4 pages of art by Ned Smith. Smith. “New Life From Dead Trees” 3 pages illustrated by Ned Smith, June-July 1978.”The Long, Hard, Cold Winter” page 30 Dec.-Jan. 1969 also 4 pages of art by Ned Smith. ____ 274. Winchester an American Legend H.C. 11 x 8 ____ 267. 26 issues of Pa Game News 1951-1958 (no ¾, 404 pages. The official history of Winchester full years), 1 front cover (Oct. 1953) and lots of Firearms and Ammunition from 1849 to the present illustrations by Ned Smith, Also lots of front cover (1991). “Frontier Rifles 1873 to paintings by Earl Poole. 1876” page 41. “Into the New Century” page 133. If you like ____ 268. 8 early issues of Pa Game Winchester guns, you need this News 9 x 12, June 1945, July book. 1947, March 1945, June 1946, September 1947, April 1948, August 1948, September 1949. ____ 275. 4 turkey books The Old Pro Turkey Hunter All cover paintings by Jacob H.C. with D.J. 6 x 9. Payback H.C. with D.J. 6 Bates Abbott. x 9, spring season of 2010. Turkey ____ 269. 8 early issues of Pa Game Calls and Calling News 9 x 12, April 1942, April P.B. 6 x 9 by Steve 1946, March 1947, April 1947, Hickoff. Steve is a May 1947 (loose cover and regular contributor few missing pages), June 1948, to Outdoor Life, September 1949, November Turkey Call, and 1949. Turkey Hunting magazine. Turkey Hunting Tactics P.B. 6 x 9, ____ 270. The Best of the Drummer expert advice for locating, calling, and decoying 1975-1948 Book of Grouse wild turkeys. and things, H.C. with D.J. 8 ¾ x11 ¼, 152 pages. “Ode to ____ 276. 3 issues of Sports the Ruffed Grouse” page 1. “A Afield, March 1942, new arms and Boy’s First Hunt” page 2. “April ammunition. February 1942, “Our Woodcock” page 5. “Doubles American Bears” page 27. “Old on Grouse Ain’t Easy” page 48. Three Legs” killer king of Utah coyote, page 20. July 1946.

24 ____ 277. 5 issues of Nature magazine. July 1937, ____ 283. Words of Cheer 1960 H.C. bound full year. “Yellowstone Wolves” page 111. “A Diamond-Back Turtle Nest” page 87. August ____ 284. 5 issues of The Magazine of Good News 1861, size 1937, “Yellowstone Wolves” 6 x 9. This is a periodical starting in January 1861, page 111. “Strawberry Tree” all children stories, “Thirty page 85. December 1937, “The Five Years of Prayer”, “Dying Last Chicken Hunt” page 342. Thoughts”, “The Heroic “The Bloom of the Passion Miner”, “Grandpa’s Talks Flower” most frequently to Little Folks”, “A Sinner pointed to as representing the Throws Stones at a Preacher”, crucifixion of Christ, page 339. “I Will do it Tomorrow” (very March 1938, “The Story of the Horse” page 162. short stories). “Ten Thousand Bats” page 149. December 1938, “The Star in The East” page 617. “Weeds Above the ____ 285. 10 issues of The Magazine of Good News 1862, Snow” page 599. size 6 x 9. “The Oldest Son” page 21 January. “What will you do in ____ 278. 1 issue of Hunter Trader Trapper February 1907, Heaven” page 7. “The Lady and 6 ½ x 9 ½, 128 pages. Lots of old the Robber” page 55 February. hunting equipment ads, some “The Death of Three Soldiers” stories about Ginseng. “2 Bushels page 43. “A Liberty Paymaster” of Wolves” page 71. “Shipping page 85 March. “A Singular Furs” page 63. “Sketches in the Indian Experience” page 311. Life of an Old Pioneer” page 57. “Hunting in Washington” page ____ 286. 9 issues of Our Young Folk 27. “Coon Hunting” the hound 1873. An illustrated magazine and his training, page 17. for boys and girls. A continued story “Doing His Best” by J.T. ____ 279. The Firearms Dictionary H.C. with D.J. 6 x 9, 288 Trowbridge, this story was used pages. Jim Dougherty’s Guide to Bowhunting in the Old Country News, lots Deer P.B. 8 ¼ x 10 ¾, 256 pages. The Duck Hunters of other stories. April, August, Bible P.B. 7 ¾ x 10 ¼, 160 pages. 175 photos of September missing for this year. ducks, geese, and other ____ 287. 13 issues of The Youth waterfowl. The Companion 1889 & Gun Digest of 1890, size 11 x 17. Pistolsmithing Lots of good stories, P.B. 8 ¼ x 10 some were used in The ¾, 288 pages. Old Country News.

____ 280. Forest and Stream October 1918, 9 x 12. ____ 288. Beams of Light 6 years bound = 1909, 1910, 1911, Remington shotgun shell ad page 611, Peters 1913, 1914, 1915 – 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, some years have shotgun shell ad page 609, Winchester model 95 missing issues, these were printed by Mennonite rifle ad page 607. “The Migratory Publishing House (a weekly). Bird Treaty Act” page 598. “Billy A Tame Crow” page 596. ____ 289. 10 issues of Sunshine Magazine “Vanishing Sheepshead” page P.B. 5 ¼ x 7 ¼, 1970’s, lots of 593. “Some Things Bass go For” stories used in The Old Country page 590. “Bee Hunter” page News. 580. “Our Dear Old Friend, The Woodcock” page 573. ____ 290. 12 issues of Sunshine Magazine P.B. 5 ¼ x 7 ¼, 8 issues of 1973 ____ 281. Pa Game News December 1974, and 4 issues of 1972. “The Flintlock Muzzleloader” page 23 by Ned Smith. Cover art ____ 291. 8 issues of St. Nicholas for Young Folks 1905, by Ned Smith of the Pa’s Flintlock January through August, January Rifle. issue page 249, Ice boats, snow shoes, skate sails, sleds, etc. Lots ____ 282. Words of Cheer 1959 H.C. of good stories, continued for bound full year. children. These magazines are in good condition. 25 ____ 292. 6 issues of St. Nicholas December ____ 299. The Lyceum Library Childrens Series, June 1873, July 1893, September 1881, #2 P.B. 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 40 pages, “Bob and 1886, June 1895, April 1943, His Early Life”, “Mary Ashton” a true story of 80 May 1943. Continued stories for years ago. March 1882, “Berties young children, lots of stories First Sacrifice” father’s story. were used in The Old Country September 1883, “Sketches of News. Daily Life”, “An Old Sailors Yarn”, “Mike the Miner”, “The ____ 293. St. Nicholas 6 months, May 1892-October 1892, Missing Letter”, “The Broken H.C. 7 ½ x 9 ½, (some loose pages). Tom Paulding Pledge” a sad story. August 1883, continued story “A Tale of Treasure Trove in the “The Terrible Red Dwarf”, “Old Streets of New York Friend John”, “Old Rosie”. City”, “The Panther at East Gorge” page ____300. Gems of Life and short collections for children, 683, “The First H.C. 7 ½ x 10 ½, 110 pages (copyright 1907). “A American Traveler” Changed Home” page 63, “A Little Flower Girl”, page 587, “A Visit “New The Dog”, “A Faithful Shepherd Dog”, “The From Helen Keller” Lost Children”, “Evil Habits”, “Ragged Jimmy”, page 573. “Rocky Mountain Burros”. Famous Hyms with Stories and Pictures H.C. 8 x 10 ½, 136 pages ____ 294. The Childrens’ Friend 1884 (a monthly (copyright 1923). Each song has a picture with it magazine) 12 months stapled in one year. Lots to help the children understand the song. Each of children stories. “Was he a song has some Coward” page 42. “Indians” information on page 39. “Papas True Story” who wrote it and page 34. “Down in a Well” page the year, “Away 25. “Power of Kindness” page in a Manger was 23. “The Little Children” page written by Martin 11. “A Kind Brother” page 249. Luther page 36. “Making Sunshine” page 234. ____ 301. Rosa’s Quest or The Way to the Beautiful Land, ____ 295. 8 issues of Our by Anna Potter Wright, P.B. 4 ¾ x 6 ¾, 124 pages Young People 1914 (copyright 1905), illustrated. – 1915 – 1916, misc. issues, lots of ____ 302. Christies Old Organ or Home, christian stories for Sweet Home, P.B. 4 ¾ x 6 ¾, 124 children. pages (copyright early 1900’s)

____ 296. Bible Character Jewels P.B. 6 ____ 303. The Lost Brothers ¾ x 9, (copyright 1948). Stories P.B. 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 56 pages. A of Joseph, Moses, Samuel, narrative of truth or death of David, Josiah, Daniel, Esther, George and Joseph Cox of Bedford Co. Pa, 1875, Jesus, Mary, Timothy, with color who perished in the Allegheny mountains (this is pictures. an original book).

____ 297. Greasy the Robber P.B. 6 x 9, 24 pages. The ____ 304. 9 books Hard Cover 3 ¾ x 5 ¾, these books are all thrilling story of a true story of the salvation of a the same size and all by American Sunday-School band of robbers. Good News for Children P.B. 5 Union in Philadelphia. The Harvey Boy, The ½ x 8 ½, 82 pages. 33 different stories, “The Tale Lives of Intemperance and Their Remedy 136 of a Slave”, “Mothers Prayers”, “I Don’t Love You pages (copyright 1834). Catharine Gray 84 oages Now, Mother”, “Love Won the Boy”, “A Boys (copyright early 1800’s). The Good Resolution 62 Decision”, “The Quaker Who Refused to Fight”, pages (copyright 1834). Ellen Carrol 106 pages “The Old Fashioned Preacher”, “The King who (copyright early 1880’s). Robert and Louisa or Could not Sleep”. Diligence Rewarded 70 pages (copyright 1832). The Little Deceiver Reclaimed 68 ____ 298. Touching Incidents and Remarkable Answers to pages (copyright 1832). The History Prayers H.C. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 318 pages (loose cover) a of Robert Benton 72 pages (copyright few missing pages. 1829). Little Susan 108 pages (copyright early 1800’s). The Poorhouse and The Kindest Friend copyright 1844. 26 ____ 305. 4 books Hard Cover 2 ¾ x 4 ½, These books were ____ 316. Plain Interest Complete set (2001 to 2011) except printed for the American Sunday-School Union in 2 issues, December 2007, February 2010, (Sell the early 1800’s. Aunt Fanny’s Story, Laura and by year) some of the articles, April 2006 Ponzi Helen or The Death of the School Mates, John Scheme, Old Colony Mennonites December 2005, of the Score or Penitent Robber, Sermon for a History of the Budget (John Miller) April 2005, Little Child or The African Orphan. CO’s January 2005, To the Lands by David Miller February 2005, Amish Church in 1860 September ____ 306. 5 paperback booklets, 3 ¾ x 5 ½, Printed for the 2006, Old Colony in Mexico August 2004, IW American Sunday-School Union (no copyright but Service October 2004 (sell by the year) early 1800’s). Patty Parsons and The Plum Cake, Ann and Her Mother, The Errand Boy, The ____ 317. The Old Country News 1995-2011 all complete High-Born English Boy, The Cottage Girl or An Sell by the year Account of Ann Edwards. ____ 318. 10 books of Walt Disney stories, Sleeping Beauty, ____ 307. 7 paperback books 2 ¾ x 4 ½, no copyright but Lady And The Tramp, Mickey And The early 1800’s. Young Sabbath Breaker, The Flock Beanstalk, Rainbow Brite, Winnie The Pooh, of Sheep, Sabbath-Day Lessons, The Happy Pinnochio, New Neighbors, Children, Charles Murray, Too Late, short Winnie The Pooh And Tigger stories, All the above were printed for American Too, Pete’s Dragon, Missing Sunday-School Union. 1 book H.C. 3 x 4 ½, The Caboose. A 24 page read along Dairyman’s Daughter printed in London no book and tape (these books do copyright. not have the tapes).

____ 308. Words of Cheer Full year of 1949, 52 issues ____ 319. Mickeys Young Readers Library H.C. 8 ¼ x 10 ¼, complete #1 Mickeys Birthday Surprise, #2 Donald’s Big News, #3 Minnie’s Giant Plan, #4 How Pooh Got ____ 309. Words of Cheer Full year of 1963, 52 issues His Honey, #5 Scrooge and the Golden Egg, #6 complete, continued story of Henry’s Red Sea Mickey’s Magic Bottle, #7 is missing, #8 Tigger And The Apple Tree, #9 Mickey And The Big ____ 310. Words of Cheer Full year of 1962, 52 issues Storm, #10 Donald’s Magic complete, lots of continued stories, stories by Edna Stone, #11 Huey, Duey, And Beiler Louise Meet The World, #12 Pluto And The Big Race, ____ 311. Words of Cheer Full year of 1961, 53 issues #13 Mickey’s Little Helpers, complete, continued stories. Stories by Lydia Beiler #14 Scrooge’s Silly Day, #15 and Craig Massey Goofy Goes to The Fair, #16 Mickey and the Troll, #17 ____ 312. Youths Christian Companion H.C. 9 x 11 ½. A Donald and the Frog. full year bound in 1 book (1952 complete) stories by Edna Beiler, Christmas Carol Kauffman, Elsie ____ 320. 14 issues of Child Life 8 ½ Fraser, Arline Yoder, Christian E. Charles, Robert J. x 11 ¼, 1960’s, Jokes and Baker, Seth Harmon, page 337 has a story about the Riddles for children, Learning Reformation Day Oct. 31, 1517, “Two Protestant by Doing, Crossword Pioneers” about Martin Luther. “Seventy Times Challenge, Hidden Pictures, Seven” page 329. “Money in Bible Times Habit”, Connect the Dots, How-to “Out of the Heart”. Make Things, Puzzle cut-out.

____ 313. Youths Christian Companion 34 issues of 1952- 1953-1954 (lots of good reading for children) GERMAN

____ 314. Youths Christian Companion 30 issues 1940’s ____ 321. Selected Writings of Martin Luther 1529-1546, and some of the 1950’s (lots of good reading for P.B. 5 x 7, 404 pages (copyright children) 1967). Sermon on keeping children in school 1530, page 115. ____ 315. Golden Days (50 issues) Volume 1 #1 to Volume On the councils and the church, 5 #3 December 2007 to March 2012 (January 2009 page 195. Time magazine March missing) (sell as 1 lot) Lots of continued stories 24, 1967. Front cover of Martin by Tom Swift, Horatio Alger Jr. and lots more Luther and story on page 70. continued stories (sell as 1 lot)

27 __321A Martin Luther’s Auslegung ____ 328. Biblische Symbols oder Die Bibel in Bildern fur des Fater Unser (Our Father) Jung und Alt 7 x 9 ½, 182 pages (copyright 1909). (H.C.) 4 x 6, 104 pages, this Herr Ich Worte Auch Dein Heil P.B. 5 ¼ x 8, 78 book translates the Lord’s pages (1975). Prayer, no printing date. ____ 329. Erklaerungen Uber die Gemeinde Christi Das ____ 322. Neue Illustrirte Familien Bestaetizte Friedens – Reich Christus und Gottes Bibel Martin Luther, 1884, 9 ½ x 12, German, auch Erden, in zwei teilen by Menno Sauder, 1957 good condition. Erster Teil, P.B. 4 x 6, 78 pages. Also Zweiter Teil by Menno Sauder 1959, Zweiter Teil, P.B. 5 x 6 ½, ____ 323. Dr. Schaff’s Deutsches Gesangbuch H.C. 3 ¼ x 5, 198 pages. 620 pages (copyright 1860). Erstes Lesebuch fur Kinder H.C. 4 ¼ x 6 ¼, blue cover, early book no ____ 330. Dei Pilgereise nach dem copyright. Sonntags Schul Gebet Buch 3 ½ x 5 ½, Berge Zion, aus dem 1862 Allentown Pa, von S.R. Brobst. Follstandigen Englischen des John Lehrgang – Englischen Sprache 1884, H.C. 5 x 7 Bunyan, H.C. 4 x 6, 440 ¾, 248 pages. pages (Pilgrims Progress in German). ____ 324. Hinterlassene Schriften von David A. Troyer, Holmes Co. Ohio, Erbaulichens Geibreiche ____ 331. Geischichte der Erzfater Gedichte, H.C. 4 x 6, 184 pages. Ein Glaubens fur die Jugend, English Bericht fur die Jugend H.C. 4 ¾ x 6 ¾, 316 pages. and Deutsch, H.C. 4 x 6, 384 pages, brown cover. ____ 325. Das Gemeinschaftliche Gesangbuch der History of the Patriarchs Lutherichen und Reformirten Gemeinden, (no Copyright). Herausgegeben von Georg mentz und Sohn, 1834, H.C. 3 ¾ x 6, 362 pages (spine taped). Der Sangen ____ 332. Luthers Kleiner Katechsmus Erklaret in Am Grabe H.C. 4 x 6, 240 pages. Sonntagschul Fragen und Antworten, Philadelphia Pa. 1863, Gasangbuchlein 1858, H.C. 3 x 4 ¼. H.C. 4 x 6, 154 pages ( G e r m a n ) . L u t h e r s __325A Gesang Buch Erbaulicher Lieder (H.C.) 4 ¼ x 7 Small Catechism with 588 pages with index in Additions Including The back of books, Gedruckt Augsburg Confession, bey Conrad zentler 1813, 1855, H.C. 4 x 6, 144 some of these songs are pages (English). the same as Lancaster Unpartbeyisches nun __332A Martin Luther’s Kleine bringen ver den leib zur ruh Catechismus (H.C.) 3 with 10 verses page 427 ½ x 5 ¾, 144 pages, some German writing inside back cover 1806, ____ 326. Illustrirte Zeitung January Gedruckt bey Henrich to June 1903, 984 pages, 11 Schweitzer on 1800 ¾ x 16 ½, lots of stories and ads (back cover loose). ____ 333. Johann Friedrick Starchs Tagliches Handbuch mit funf Holzschnitten) Philadelphia Pa. Mentz ____ 327. Geschichte der und Rovoudt 1842, H.C. Deutschen Mediun von Heinrich Rohlfs 7 x 10, 4 ½ x 7 ¼, 538 pages for 566 pages (copyright 1880). the first part and 106 pages in the back of the book Tagliches Gebet __327A Greely’s Arktische Expedition (The Greely Arctic Buchlein 1841, 2 metal Expedition) (P.B.) 6 x 9 ½, 62 pages clasps missing. copyright 1884, As Fully narrated by Lieutenant A. W. Greeby, USA ____ 334. Geistliche und Erbauliche and other survivors of the Gallant Breife uber das Inwendige Little Band of Heroes (All German) Leben und Wahrewesen des Christenthums, Gerhad Tersteegen, Erste 28 Americanische Auflage, Libanon, Pa. Gedrucht by ____ 339. Das Anklopfen des Joseph Hartman 1819, H.C. 4 ½ x 7, Erste Band I Heilandes vor der Thur Theil, 458 pages. Erste Band II Theil, 426 pages. 1 des Menschen, von metal clasp working (cover fair condition). Gehrad Johannes Gosner, New was a Pietist writer and very popular among the York, H.C. 4 x 6, 64 Mennonites. pages (no copyright or year) good condition. __ 334A Christlichs Betrachtungen wher die Evangelischen Terfe, so man pfleget zu lessen an demen, Sontagen ____ 340. Der Kleine Catechismus und hohen des Seligen D. Martin Festen, Christlich Luthers Augsburgischen und aufrichtig confesssion, New York, gepredigt und Heinrich Ludwig 1850, b e s c h v i e b e n H.C. 3 ¾ x 5 ¾. durch Erasmum We i c h e n h a n . G e r m a n t o w n , ____ 341. 3 German, 1 English song books, 1845, 1879, M i c h a e l 1860, 1845. Billmever, 1791 (H.C.) 7 x 8 ½ 785 pages, very good condition ____ 342. Predigter bey dem Koniglich Sachsischen ____ 335. Erbauliche Lieder E v a n g e l i s c h e n Sammlung Philadelphia Hofgottesdiensie zu Pa, Gedruch by Dreden zehalten von George und Daniel D. Franz Volkman Billmeyer 1814, 4 ¼ x 7 Reinhard 1811, H.C. 4 ¼, 626 pages plus (with ¼ x 7, 288 pages. two metal clasps) good condition. __342A Glaubens Lehren (H.C.) 4 ½ x 6 ½, 620 ____ 336. The Illustrating Mirror or a Fundamental pages good condition illustrations of Christ’s Sermon on the Mount, by (torn leather clasps) John Herr translated from German, Lancaster Pa.by Von Christoph Schultz Elias Barr & Co. 1855, H.C. 4 x 6, 360 pages. 1st Vollendet in Yahr unsers chapter contains an elucidation or exposition of the Herrn 1783, Gedruckt 8 blessings as far as the 20th verse, Chapter 2, 20th 1836 to 26th verse of the righteousness of the Pharises, Chapter 3 and up to 10 chapters. John Herr was a founder of the reformed mennonites. ____ 343. Allgemeine Geschichte der Christlichen Religion und Kirche von Dr. August Meander, Hamburg ____ 337. Der Psalter der Konigs und Propheten David, bei Freidrich Perthes 1834, von dem Romischen verdeutsch von Dr. Bischoff Gregor dem Martin Luther mit Groszen bis zum Tode kurzen Summarien oder des Kaisers Karl des Inhalt jeder Psalmen, groszen. Vom yahre 590 Philadelphia Pa. Mentz bis zum yahre 814. H.C. und Roudt 1848, H.C. 3 ½ 5 x 8 ¼, (marble cover) x 6, with 1 metal clasp in 406 pages, A 18 x 15 pull center of book. out folded map in back of book. ____ 338. Christliches Gemuths – Gesprach von dem Geistlichen und Seligmachenden Glauben und Erkenntnich das Wahrheit, Frag und Antwort ____ 344. Dei Deutsch Kauzel fur die Ankommende Eine Sammlung Jugend, Lancaster Pa. Auserlesener Predigter Johann Bar’s Sohnnen der neuesten zeit von 1869, front cover on Benjamin S. Schneck, spine torn, 1 metal clasp Chambersburg 1844, in center H.C. 3 ½ x 5 ¼. H.C. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 560 pages. 29 __344A Funf Abhandlungen aus den Petersheim information see Fisher Book blue cover Theologischen Schriften page 236 number 3601, This Christian died 1831 Von Caspar Schwenckfeldt, son of Peter Petersheim Jr. Pioneer Immigrant, geschrieben zur der zeit der (Loose front and back cover) 5 ¼ X 3 ½, 366 pages Reformation, printed in 1839 in the back of this book is Historische Rachlese (H.C.) 7 x 10, 788 pages, 2 brass about this book and written in Halle den 27 sten clasps, book in good condition April 1749

__344B Erlauferung fur Herrn Caspar Schwenckfeld, un die zugerthanen, Gedruckt bey E. Benner 1830 in Sumnytaun, good __ 349 Neuen Testaments with condition (H.C.) 4 ½ book plate Mary x 6 ½, 510 pages Stoltzfus October 8, 1928 not signed but ____ 345. Evangelische Gnaden Ordnung von David can be contributed to Hollatz, H.C. 4 x 6, 188 pages. David Hollatz was David C. Hoke this a Protestant theologian of Pomerania, Germany was confirmed by and author of devotional Jack Parmer literature, pastor in Guntersberg from 1730, __ 350 German and English his books some of which Testament with a are still used, were used bookplate of Christian by pietisticall inclined Speicher den July 25, Mennonites in the 1929 by David C. Hoke Palatinate. not signed but confirmed by Jack Parmer ____ 346. Erbauliche Lieder Sammlung zum __ 351 John Frederick Stark’s Gottesdienstlichen Daily Hand Book for G e b r a u c h , Days of rejoicing and Germantown bey M. of sorrow 1858 English Billmeyer 1829, H.C. 14 ¾ X 7 ¾ very good 4 ¼ x 7 ½, 2 metal condition clasps, 626 pages, good condition. __ 352 The Wandering Soul or Conversations of the Wandering Soul with Adam, Noah, and Simon ____ 347. Evangelium Nicodemi oder Historischen Bericht Cleophas containing a brief summary of leading historical von dem Leben Jesu facts from the creation of the world to AD 109 with a full Christi, Reading, account of the destruction of Jerusalem Supplement in Gedrucht bey C.A. back of book of Hans Haslibacher AD 1571 page 6 in Bruckman fur Joseph back of book has story of Menno Simon (H.C.) 5 ¼ X 7 ¼ Stocker und Andere 1819, H.C. 4 ½ x 7 __ 353 Die Wandeling Seele (H.C.) 5 ¼ X 7 ¾ 442 pages ½, 226 pages, good copyright 1952 very good condition condition. __ 354 The Robe (H.C. w/ D.J) 5 ¾ X 8 ½ ____ 348 Schatz Kastlein der Kinder Gottes in Auserlesenen 472 pages, The story of the soldier Spruchen der heiligen Schrift, Philadelphia, who tossed for Christ’s robe and won, gedruckt bey Conrad Zentler fur Georg W. Mentz Copyright 1942 #71 1811- was written by Carl Heinrich von Bogatzby in Germany, A leader in the Pietist __ 355 The Sins of Herod (H.C. w/ D.J) 5 ¾ movement after 1746 he ministered to students in X 8 ¾ 370 pages. Herod was furious Halle, A lot of his writings were found in Mennonite when he realized that he had been homes, The writing inside front was by Christian outwitted by the wise men and had all Petersheim bought at Lancaster for 3 Schilling the male children killed who were 2 and 6 Pence November 25, 1816 for Christian years old or under. 30 __ 356 How Far To Bethlehem (H.C. w/ D.J) __ 366 Balaam’s Curse, How Israel Lost Its 5 ¾ X 8 ½ 354 pages, A story of Joseph Way, (H.C. w/ DJ) 6 ¼ X 9 ¾ 304 pages and Mary going to Bethlehem, and the 3 wise men __ 367 Herod, King of the Jews, (H.C.) 5 ½ X 8 ¼ 278 pages Copyright 1936, good __ 357 This Very Day (H.C. condition w/ D.J) 5 ½ X 8 330 pages, A story of Dismas and Caleb the 2 thieves who were crucified with Christ __ 368 Esther, The story of a woman who saved a nation (P.B) 5 ½ X 8 1/2 , copyright 1988

__ 358 The Big Fisherman (H.C.) 5 ½ X 8 ½ 582 pages, by Lloyd C. Douglas A story of Peter with Jesus __ 369 The Story of Job (P.B.) 5 ¼ X 8 236 pages, the man named Job page 11, A scene in Heaven and the Adversary’s __ 359 Abraham (H.C.) 6 X 8 ¾ with DJ, 224 page 17 pages A story of Abraham’s travels in Bible times. __ 370 2 Books, The Life of St. Paul (H.C. w/ DJ) 5 ¼ X 7 ½ 160 pages, copyright 1950, His conversion page 36, His Gospel page 45, His Missionary __ 360 Jonah (P.B) 5 ¼ X 8 ¼ 256 pages Travels page 66, Picture of a Pauline Church page 103. Jonah the man who was swallowed by a whale, Renamed Saul Becomes Paul, (P.B) 5 X 7 ½ 128 pages, His is one of the best known stories of the Bible Copyright 1935

__ 371 2 Books, The Greatest Book Ever Written by Fulton __ 361 The Greatest Story Ever Told (H.C. Ourslei (P.B) 4 ¼ X 7 522 pages, In The Years of Our w/ DJ) 5 ½ X 8 ½ 300 pages, This book Lord (P.B.) 4 ¼ X 7, 230 pages A story of the Life of recounts fully what happened during Christ those 33 years of the life of Jesus as recorded by the Apostles Matthew, __ 372 4 Books, Men of the Bible (H.C.) 5 X 7 ½ approx 220 Mark, Luke, and John (excellent pages each book, Elijah His Life & Times, Gideon and condition) the Judges, Joshua His Life and Times, Solomon His Life and Times __ 362 The Day Christ Died (H.C. w/ DJ) 5 ¾ X 8 ½ 320 pages, copyright 1957, This __ 373 12 Books, Women of the Bible by Guideposts, New book opens about the most dramatic York (H.C.) 5 ½ X 8 ½, Women of day in history of the world, The day the Ark, 222 pages, Dinah, 268 pages, on which Jesus of Nazareth died, each Jezebel, 286 pages, Leah, 160 pages, chapter has the hour recorded like 1st Song of Deborah 256 pages, Ruth 224 chapter is 6 PM April 6 AD 30 etc. pages, Priscilla & Aquila 346 pages, Hagar 256 pages, Miriam 262 pages, __ 363 Titus A Comrade of The Cross (H.C.) Lydia 256 pages, Abigail 234 pages, 5 ½ X 7 ½ 280 pages by Pathway Hannah 292 pages, These books are in Publishing 1966, A story of the life of new condition Jesus and the two thieves who were crucified with the Savior __ 374 John Bunyans The Pilgrims Progress, Retold in Today’s English, color __ 364 Ben- Hur, A Tale of the Christ (H.C.) 5 X 7, 552 pages illustrations (H.C. w/ DJ) 6 ¾ X 9 ¾ 138 copyright 1880 (taped spine) pages

__ 365 2 Books, Joseph In Egypt (H.C.) 5 ¼ X 7 ¾ 370 pages __ 375 Prince of the House of David or Three Volume I and Volume II, Joseph sees the land of Goshen Years in the Holy City, (H.C. w/ DJ) 5 X page 65, Joseph comes before Petepre’s house page 132, 7 ½ 324 pages with original illustrations, Joseph is sold the 2nd time page 167, How long Joseph no copyright but original book, good stayed with Potipher page 176, Joseph becomes visibly condition. and Egyptian page 322, of Joseph’s chastity page 509, books in excellent condition, copyright 1938 __ 376 Biblische Geschichten in English (H.C.) 304 pages 5 ½ X 8 ¼ lots of illustrations.

31 __ 377 The Bible Looking Glass, consisting of five parts, from the position that Jonadab had taught, They said Religious Emblems, Religious allegories, Christian “Thus have we obeyed the voice of Jonadab the son of Similitude, Christian Pilgrim, Sunday Book (H.C.) 6 ½ Rechab our father…” Jeremiah 35: 8-10 X 9, some of these Christian Similitudes were used in The Old Country News in early years (A very unusual __ 383 The Torah, The Five Books of Moses (H.C.) 5 ¾ X book) 8 ½ 394 pages The Holy Scriptures according to the masoretic text __ 378 2 paperback booklets The Destruction of Jerusalem (English) 4 ½ X 7, 70 pages and Die Zerstorung __ 384 Sermons on Job (H.C. w/ DJ) 8 ½ X 13 ½ 750 pages, Jerusalem’s (German) 4 ½ X 7 ½ 45 pages reprinted Facsimile of the 1574 Edition, 159 sermons Calvin from Dr. Martin Luther’s Bible. preached on the book of Job in 1554- 1555

__ 379 Earthly Footsteps of The Man of Galilee and the __ 385 Sabbath Readings from the Home Journeys of His Apostles, This photographic views Circle (H.C.) 5 ½ X 8 ¾ 400 pages given in this 24 serial parts (or booklets) of this Bible first published in 1905 (a reprint), The Land Art Series of 16 photos per booklet each booklet Indians Revenge, Susie’s Prayers, The measures 13 ½ X 11 and has a map of the bible lands, these Right Decision, The Widow’s Christmas, photos were taken by Robert E.M. Bain in the spring and The Major’s Cigar, Every Heart Has It’s summer of 1894. Some of the pictures are as follows, Sorrow, Richest Man in the Parish each picture has a caption. Road to Bethlehem, Pools __ 386 4 books (H.C.) 7 X 10, Caesar 152 pages some of the of Solomon, Threshing at artillery used on page 70, Alexander the Great 154 Heliopolis, Pyramids, Statue pages a diagram of the oarsmen of Rameses, Mummies of on page 77, The Holy Land in the Priests, Castle Babylon, Time of Jesus 152 pages, The Four Abraham’s Oak, Hebron, Evangelists page 108, Paul the First Mount Carmel, Street in Christian page 84, Faith of the Jews Nazareth, Palace of Herod, Site of Josephs Workshop, page 26, Pharaohs of Egypt 154 Mount of Olives, Tomb of Joseph, Amphitheatre of pages, Gold of the Pharaohs page 121, Herod, Place where Christ was baptized, Elisha’s Kings and Gods 34 Fountain, Dead Sea, Sea of Galilee, Jacob’s Well, View from Mount of Beatitudes, Tomb of Lazarus, Place where __ 387 2 Books Who’s Who in the Old Testament, Together Christ prayed, Mount of Olives, Stables of Solomon, with the Apocrypha, (H.C. w/ DJ) House of Dives and Lazarus, Forum and Prison of St. 448 pages with over 450 black and Paul, Library of Caesar Augusta, and lots more. white illustrations and maps and 16 full color illustrations, Who’s Who in ­­__ 380 His Glorious Appearing and the New Testament (H.C w/ DJ) 448 Exposition of Matthew Twenty pages with over 450 illustrations and Four illustrated, (H.C.) 5 ½ X 8, maps 16 full color illustrations 96 pages copyright 1895 by James White The Falling Stars page 50, __ 388 Splendors of the Past, Lost Cities of the Ancient The Dark Day of May 19, 1780 page World (H.C. w/ DJ) 10 ¾ X 12 ½ 296 pages The Royal 46, Destruction of Jerusalem by Cities of Solomon 72, The Hittites of Asia Minor 220 Titus, page 32, The Ascension page 26 these are some of the illustrations __ 389 3 Books, Holy Lands by Life, One Place with Three listed above. Faiths, (P.B.) 9X11, Abraham and His Land, Who was Muhammad?, Pilgrims Through the __ 381 Students map of Palestine, Ages, This is Egypt (H.C.) 8 X 10 1/2 , Alexadria Showing the most interesting and the Nile Delta, Cairo and Surrounding, Up places in Old and New Testament the Nile from Cairo, Israel (H.C.) 8 ½ X 11, The including the Journeys and Deeds of Holy City of Jerusalem page 22, A Highway of Jesus, List of towns visited by Jesus History page 25 30 X 38 Cherry Frame, revised 1905 __ 390 3 Books, The Illustrated Bible Dictionary, Volume 1, 2, 3 (H.C. w/ DJ) 8 ¾ X 11 ¾ by Tyndale, 1 ¼ million __ 382 The Wisdom of Jonadab (P.B.) 5 ½ words of reliable up to date Biblical information, X 8 ½ 190 pages more than 250 years 165 contributing international Biblical scholars, after Jonadab had instructed his family, over 1600 photographs, with index in Volume #3, Jeremiah unsuccessfully attempted to A total of 1728 pages in 3 volumes. dissuade men of Jonadab’s posterity 32 __ 391 The New Ungers Bible Handbook, __ 401 Jesus His Story (H.C.) 5 ½ X 8 ¾ 256 pages, copyright A full color edition of the 500,000 1962, The four gospels as one narrative in language for best sellers (H.C. w/ DJ) 6 ¼ X 9 ¼ today 720 pages complete commentary on the entire Bible, 100’s of full color __ 402 4 Books of The Bible Story by Arthur illustrations, maps, diagrams, and S. Maxwell (H.C.) 7 X 10 Volume 6, 7, charts, Bible statistics, weights, and 8, 9 measures, new book

__ 392 Readers Digest Great People of the AMISH Bible and How they Lived (H.C. w/ DJ) 8 ¾ X 11 ¼, 432 pages, Abram, __ 403 My Trip to Paraguary South America Moses, Twelve Tribes, Jacob and (P.B.) 5 ¼ X 8, 48 pages by Katie Stoltzfus his sons, Joseph and his brothers, printed in 1972 Joshua and the conquest, The Judges, Ruth, Samuel, and much more, New Testament also. __403A Pennsylvania Mennonites in Mexico (P.B.) 6 x 9 146 pages, A History of Four Lancaster County Mennonite families’ pilgrimage to Mexico during __ 393 Bible Stories (H.C. w/ DJ) 9 ½ X 13 World War II 1942-1946 by Lester ½ 256 pages over 200 illustrated stories Burkholder, Aaron Martin decides from the Old and New Testaments, to move to Mexico 1944 page 47, Artifacts, Maps, and illustrations. Daily Life of the Immigrants from Lancaster County, PA page 29, History and Lifestyle of Russian Mennonites __ 394 Bible Stories for Young People page 15, The Draft and the Old Order (H.C.) 8 ½ X 11 ¼, copyright 1938 by Geoffdale Mennonites page 9 Lillie A. Faris also color illustrations __ 404 Kentucky Bound (P.B.) 5 X 8, 76 pages John David Allgyer and his __ 395 Egermeier’s Bible Story Book (H.C.) 6 ½ Uncle Andy travel from Lancaster, X 9, 608 pages, red cover, copyright 1939 PA to Marion, KY. A distance of 970 miles in a covered wagon drawn by two Morgan horses. A true story __ 396 Bible Pictures and What They Teach written by the travelers themselves Us Containing 400 Illustrations from (Cover is coming loose) Old and New Testament by Charles Foster, copyright 1914 (H.C.) 7 ½ X 9 __ 405 Around the World by Water and Facts Gleaned on ¾ 318 pages. the Way by Jonathan Fisher (P.B.) 5 ½ X 7 ¾ 320 pages copyright 1937, Through the Panama Canal, Diary Account Aboard Ship on the Pacific to Los Angeles, __ 397 Story of the Bible (H.C.) 6 X 8 ¾ 704 Experiencing a Storm, Heading for pages, copyright 1911 containing 300 illustrations China, Visiting Shanghais Market, Yangtse River Traffic, Hong Kong Next, Planters Life in the Mountain, Visiting a Tobacco Plantation __ 398 Heroes of the Bible (H.C. w/ DJ) 7 ½ X in Germany Enroute to Celyon, 9 ½ 542 pages, copyright 1940 Passing Into the Red Sea, Bound for Europe on the Mediterranean Again and Bound for England, lots __ 399 2 Books Bedtime Bible Stories (H.C.) 7 of illustrations ½ X 10 ½ 320 pages copyright 1955 by Whitman Publishing Company, Bible Stories for Children __ 406 2 Books, Ein Diener Register Von Diener, Deaconien (H.C.) 7 ¼ X 10 (very fragile) und Bischof in Lancaster County und Umliegende Gemeinde 1788 to 1987 (H.C.) Also same as above except 1788 to 2000 (H.C.) __ 400 Hurlbuts Story of the Bible (H.C.) 6 X 8 ½ One hundred and sixty eight stories with color plates and half __ 407 Sunshine to Life’s Pathway, A Book of Poems True to tone engravings, copyright 1904 the Title, Printed by Pequea Publisher “Joe Beiler” 1993 248 pages (H.C.) 8 ½ X 11 ½ Blue cover 33 __ 408 Farm Life and Its Changes signed by Gideon __ 413 Amish Society by John A. Hostetler, L. Fisher (H.C. w/ DJ) 5 ¾ X 8 ¾ , 384 pages, The 1st edition (H.C. w/ DJ) 5 ¾ X 8 ½ 348 Amish Aid Fire and Storm Insurance was organized in pages, copyright 1963, Part IV photos, 1885-1887 page 379, Mennonites Leaders in Washington DC, Children in Russia page 371, Depression examine a motor scooter, Drive in 1929-1934, Tag Lehner, Country telephones, The family system page 148, Store after 1900, Transportation The Birth of the Amish Society page 23 and Service, Preserving Perishable Foods, Heating and Cooking __ 414 Amish Society 3rd edition by John A. before 1900, Water Conditions Hostetler (PB) 5 ¾ X 9, 414 pages, A after 1800, Commercial Feeds, John Hopkins paperback copyright 1980, Horses and Mules, Hog Raising, Jacob Ammann’s warning message page Health Problems, Education, The 37, lots of pictures. Ice Houses, CPS Camps, Tourists __ 415 Amish Society 4th edition by John A. Hostetler (PB) 6 __408A 12 of Plain Communities Business Exchange, 1st year X 9 ¼ 436 pages (signed by John A. Hostetler) copyright November 1993 Vol 1 #1 up to November 1994 Vol 2 1993, The Fate of the European Amish #13 (Vol 1 #7 is missing), Mennonite Industry in Russia, page 66, page 68 picture of Amish man The Growth of Plain Businesses, Nothing Ventured... and woman who lived in Alsace and Nothing Gained from the Desk of Don Carpenter editor Bavaaria, also Bishop Peter Hochstetler page 2, From Mainstream Pequea by S.S. Stoltzfus, 1814-1885 born in Alsace, Prison tower Lancaster County page 5, My Life in the Workplace a in Passau German page 229, page 265 dog story Jingle page 8 Amish pupils running in a corn fi eld to hide from public school offi cials __ 409 The Amish on The Iowa Prairie 1840 to 1910 (H.C. w/ DJ) 6 ¼ X 9 __ 416 An Amish Paradox (H.C.) 6 ¼ X 9 ¼ 356 pages, 1/4, Hunting party of Amish Youths Discovering the Holmes County Amish, Health Along in 1890 (a photo) page 192, Photo on the Life Cycle, Continuity and Change in Family Life, page 156 of Cemetery of early Amish maps, tables leaders, Sleeping Preachers page 132, 1st Amish Bishop in Iowa 1833 page __ 417 The Guidebook to Amish 23, lots of pictures of farms etc. Communities and Business Directory by O.A. Garrett, copyright 1996, (P.B.) __ 410 The Amish Year by Charles S. 5 ½ X 8 ½ 270 pages Rice (H.C. w/ DJ) 6 ¼ X 9 ¼ signed by Charles S. Rice and Rollin C. __ 418 3 Booklets, The Amish and the Steinmetz, copyright 1956, Who Mennonites 1938, Womans place is in the home and are the Amish page 9, Follow the in the Harvest fi elds page 25, The German Language Amish for 12 months January through page 27, Pow-Wowing page 23, An Amish wedding December, lots of pictures. page 21, lots of pictures; Christian Living, The Amish and the Public School by John A. Hostetler __ 411 Writing The Amish, The Worlds of John A. Hostetler September 1956 page 4, (H.C. w/ DJ) 6 ¼ X 9 ¼, Preacher Amish in Jail page 5, David Miller was booked up for 13 Historic Preservation days for preaching. Letter to Amish November-December bishops concerning Shuning (1944) 1988, Life Among the page 154, An Amish beginning by John Amish page 46 A. Hostetler page 5, Church trouble page 7, A new look at Old Order Amish 1987 page 284, The Amish and the law __ 419 The Gentle People (H.C. w/ DJ) 8 (1984) page 262 ¾ X 11 ½ by Mill Bridge Museum 1969, 186 pages __ 412 Amish Life by John A. Hostetler (P.B.) 6 X 9, 32 pages, Front cover is photo of John and his brother Jake __ 420 The Amish A Pioneer Heritage (H.C. when John was 4 years old, w/ DJ) 8 ¾ X 11 ¼ 176 pages, copyright 1975, A photo of copyright 1952, Hutterite Life the 1693 document that set the Amish apart, page 18, by John A. Hostetler (P.B) 6 A detailed account of the voyage across the Atlantic in a X 9, 38 pages copyright 1965, diary by Daniel Guengerich in 1833, Lots of clippings lots of photos from the Budget to go with the pictures, Areas with 34 pictures are Dove, DL Belleville, PA, Oelwein, IA, New pair of mules by Gideon Fisher page 68, the Limekiln Wilmington, PA, Conewango, NY, Lancaster, PA, Wayne- page 64, Pioneering in the American West by Amish Holmes County, Ohio, Marysville, Ohio, Wroxeter page 37 ON, Canada, Jamesport, MO, Hutchinson, KS, Kalona, Iowa, Arthur, IL, School house in Kitchener, Waterloo __ 424 My Walk On The ON, Canada, Alymer, ON Canada, Appalachian Trail by Ice making page 64, 65, 66, 67, Daniel Fisher, copies of a Caaguazu Paraguy page 83, Budget letter (1st page missing) letters from San Marcos Honduras, Asuncion Paraguay, Pinecraft, FL, __ 425 Scrapbook, A trip to Europe and the Bible Spencer, WI, A 12 year collection of Lands by Tobe Bontrager, in October 18, 1951 Tobe and photographs by John M. Zielinski his wife went with Menno Travel Services to Europe and (This book is very unusual) the Bible Lands, This story is clipped out of a newspaper at least 9 pages 10 X 14, also list of Amish marriages __ 421 The History of Pinecraft (H.C.) 8 ½ X 11 ¼ 164 pages in Lancaster County, PA 1948, and 1950’s and 1960’s, by Noah Gingerich 1925-1960, A Historical album A PA Dutch story about the census taken, A picture of the Amish and Mennonites in of Bachler Joe King Pinecraft, FL. Survey plot and lots of Lancaster New Era 1972, Pinecraft 1925 page 3, early pictures Postmaster Levi Fisher of homes and streets in the 1940’s, delivers US mail at the Gap The Forerunners 1923-1924 page 19, Post Office, Paradise Bank Growing Celery 1928-1958 page 31, robbed April 19, 1975 Early Budget Letters 1929-1937 page 43, The Tourist Church page 91, __ 426 The Sugar Creek Budget May 16, 1990 The Building Lots 1941-1947 page 103, First House North Centennial Edition, A full sized 32 page edition of of Bahia Vista page 121, Early Memories page 136 history on the Budget, Photo of John C. Miller page 2, Sugar Creek First Print shop page 2, A 100 year __ 422 Amish Culture and Economy by Gerald S. Lentz Anniversary A personal word from George Smith, (H.C.) 10 ½ X 9, 112 pages copyright 1984, limited page 3, The first Editor Reminiscences page 5, Budget edition #798, Chapter on the economy, General has many subscribers page 5, Repair Shop, Leacock Coleman Center Research and Sugarcreek in 1900 page 9, 10, Publications, Amish Historical Library and Ontario, 11, 12, 14, 15, Meet the folks that Pathway Publishers, Book Binding Abner Beiler, Pequea publish the Budget 17, Baltic Brudershaft, Gordonville Print 1900’s page 19, New Bedford Shop page 66, Die Botschaft lots of early pictures page 20, 21, page 67, The Fisher Book page Winesburg 1915 page 22, Trail page 23, John W. Miller 68, Amish Crafts page 71, built his steam powered car in 1903 page 19, Berlin in Amish Fraktur, Barbara Ebersol early 1900 page 24, Walnut Creek lots of early photos page 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, Hooked page 25, Dundee, Wayne Coal County page 26, Boiler rugs 82, 83, Henry Lapp Explosion page 26, Charm page 27, Mt. Hope page 28, drawings 86, 87, 88, 89 Kidron page 29, Farmerstown page 32

__ 423 Amish Roots (H.C. w/ DJ) 7 ¼ X __ 426A The Budget- 8 Issues, 1952 and 1953 some articles 10 ¼ 320 pages by John A. Hostetler included, Lynnhaven Gleanings by Jacob J. Hershberger, (this book is out of print) more than A trip to Mexico no name but leaving from Harville, 150 rare and unusual letters and Ohio April 23, 1953, An article from Eli J. Bontrager journal entries, Illustrated with 25 to Editor’s Corner concerning Indiana license plates for pages of full color pictures, In 1863 horse and buggy page 6, May 20, 1954 issue, A trip to Amish Bishop Daniel Beachy faces Europe and the Bible Lands January 10, 1952 by Tobe down a company of confederate Bontrager, Lancaster County Briefs by Jonathan B. Cavalry who try to steal his horse page 158, page Fisher November 6, 1952 issue page 1 has an article 159 Menno Dienner relates his 1918 prison experience. from Jonathan B. Fisher Aboard Ship Germany to A train accident in Ronks, PA page 236, Indian up a USA tree page 209, Amish Fraktur Christ King, Barbara Ebersole, Barbara Zook, David C. Hoke, Benjamin __ 427 7 issues of Herold Der Wahrheit 1980’s Beiler, Henry Lapp drawings, Christopher Dock page with continued stories of Amish Army 48, Veronica Lapp page 113, The Unsigned Letter page Camp Experiences 1918, Chapter 1 197, Rosanna of the Amish page 184, Isaac Huyard joins by Menno Diener, Chapter 3 by Ezra the Amish page 180, Amish School system page 130, Miller, Chapter 4 by Mose D. Bontrager, The Funeral of Bishop Mast page 128, Breaking in a Chapter 5 by Joe J. Miller about his dad 35 Jacob M. Miller, and Abe N. Miller, and Orus W. Miller __432A C.P.S. Camp #24, 1942-1946 and Mennonite of of Holmes County, Ohio, Chapter 6 by Levi S. Yoder Washington County, Maryland (H.C.) 5 ½ x 9, Belleville, PA, Chapter 7 deals mostly with experiences The Amish Camp, Unit 2 History of C.P.S. camp in of CO’s as reported in the book “Mennonites in the Boonsboro, MD, 3 Bishops David Zook, Aaron Esh, and World War” see lot # 428 for this book. David Fisher bought this 143 acre farm on 1941, This is where the Blue Ridge __ 428 Mennonites of the World War or Non resistance Sunbeam was printed see lot #434, Under Test (H.C.) 5 ¼ X 7 ½ 246 pages by J.S. And also the Story of the Amish in Hartzeler published by Mennonite Publishing House Civilian Public Service with Directory 1922, Mennonites and other wars see lot #432, also picture on page 49 and page 23, A meeting in Lancaster May 50 of the farm buildings 29, 1775 page 26, Some Experiences in Camp page 122, The Disciplinary __ 433 Memories of CPS Camp Days 1941- Barracks page 135, The Solitary page 1947 and World War I 1917-1919 146 a most dreaded place in all the (P.B.) 8 ½ X 11, 114 pages by Mose A. disciplinary barracks, 30 feet below Schlabach and John A. Erb (1992) A the surface and very dark, bread and Cattle Boat Trip page 87 water ration for two weeks sleeping on cold, damp concrete floor without blankets, and were required to __ 434 The Blue Ridge Sun-Beam (P.B.) 8 stand upright for nine hours each day. ½ X 11, 120 pages This paper Blue Ridge Sun-Beam was published __ 429 A Trip To Europe by Jonathan Fisher, Budget letters two times a month with the news that were published in the Young Companion by Pathway from CPS camp in Boonesboro, MD Publishers. These letters had remained unpublished of January 1, 1944 to April 15, 1945, 1908-1909 when Jonathan made a trip to Europe in 1908 Also 2 photos of the farm where the campees stayed. Published by David Wagler, Editor __ 430 Amish Europe and Holy Land Tour Via Queen Elizabeth II by Monroe A. __ 435 2 Books, Henners Lydia and Thee Weaver 1978 (PB) 5 ¼ X 8 ¼ 106 pages Hannah (H.C. w/ DJ) 8 ¼ X 8 ¼ a 6 week trip, Train to Zurich page 74 copyright 1936 and 1940 by Marguerite De Angeli, 1 Magazine Pennsylvania Folklife Spring 1982, Conversation with __ 431 The First Ten Years, A Collection of Letters from the Marguerite De Angeli page 109, 110, 111, Amish at Aylmer Ontario from the Budget, 1953 to 112, 113, 114 Questions and Answers on 1963, 8 ½ X 11, 116 pages (P.B.) some of the writers her publications. Joseph Stoll, David Wagler, John R. Swantz, Mrs. Jacob Eicher, David __ 436 History of Our German Song Books Wagler writes on page 3 about the by Amos Hoover, 8 sheets 8 ½ X 14 Atomic plant in Piketon, Ohio on typewritten, Unpartheyishes Gesangbuch, August 1952, then on page 4 he writes Ausbund, and Numerous other hymn about loading the truck on March 30, books 1953 and moving to Aylmer, Canada first school attendance record 1955 __ 437 1978, The First Year of Amish in page 102, census of families page 103, How Canada Lykens Valley (P.B.) Coil bound 8 ½ was chosen page 100, Canada Government Blocks X 11, 34 pages, Early history of the Amish Settlement on Prince Edward Island page 46, Lykens Valley Settlement page 4, Each Public Transportation page 101 of the 7 families has a journal of the 1st year (1978) __ 432 The Story of the Amish in CPS with Directory (P.B.) 5 ½ X 8, 140 pages, Containing names and essential __ 438 Golden Memories of Amos J. Stoltzfus by Christian information concerning all Amish P. Stoltzfus, (P.B) 5 ½ X 8 ½ 354 pages Amos J. was men inducted into the CPS program assistant director of Boonsboro CPS camp and also up to January 1, 1945 by David wrote an article in Sun Beam (Lot #434) “To Lighten Wagler and Roman Raber, Peep Your Load” which appeared in he first issue. He also at Camp Life page 11, Tale of Doris explains the meaning of Sun-Beam and more stories Dean page 28, Life on a Look-Out about the Sun-Beam in page 271-272-273-274-275- Tower page 34, Life on a Dairy Farm 276-277, On page 279 is a reprint of a letter to Aaron page 53, Working in a Ward page 56 Esh and Amos J. from David Wagler about the book The Story of the Amish in CPS (Lot #432) lots of CPS 36 stories in pages 261 to 305. Also some letters by __444 2 booklets 5 1/2 x 8 ½ (P.B.) Bishop Aaron Esh to the Sun-Beam To my Children by Roy J. Schlabach 1978 48 pages, __ 439 Amish Church, School and Historical Events by C. March 1946, four Amish P. Stoltzfus (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 288 pages, Amish Church boys were gassed with issues, Incidents that happened in the Old Order Amish carbon monoxide page 16, Congregation of Lancaster County, PA 1896-1908 page Threshing story on page 19, page 21 Writings of Roy for 15, Page 23 has some pictures of the first Amish Ambassador Of Peace, Plain Clothes page 38, narcotics colony in Southern Maryland by Steffy F. A bit of page 44, A Collection of Unusual Happenings by Dan early history of Frontier life of the Amish in Iowa page A. Miller 1991, 112 pages, He Took my Whipping 206, copes of letters sent to the Commonwealth of PA for Me page 3, Indians at the Jacob Hochstetler home by the Amish leaders page 16, pleas for leniency from September 19, 1757 page 5. Public Sale of 28 Negroes Depressive School Laws page 90, The People of the page 8, Marshall Porter Writing of a true story about Way, The roots of our Amish Background page 72, working on Sunday page 14, A very sad House fire 19, New Order Amish page 46 Letters Concerning the The Palm Sunday Tornado page 78, The Cost to Start new order split 51 Housekeeping in 1897 page 88, The Boiler Explosion of 1918 page 100, Civil War Raiders in 1873 page 105 __440 Writings and Clippings from Gideon Fisher, 8 ½ x 11 coil bound (18 pages) The Wall Street Journal 1982 __445 3 books, Amish History of Dauphin County, PA Keeping the Faith, Public Sale record of 1978-1995, (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼ 192 pages, Amish History John S. Fisher spring of 1880, A total of of Dauphin County, PA 1978-2001 (P.B.) 515 pages, $1625.24 for the whole sale. A letter to Amish History of Dauphin County, PA 1978 -2005 the committee on Ways and means by (P.B.) 204 8 ½ x 11 pages Andy Kinsinger, What is Education? Gideon Fisher answers that question, __446 Church Directory of the Lancaster County Amish Amish Costume: Its European 1996, (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¾ Volume I and Volume II maps Origins, Beard and Hair, Hooks and Eyes, White caps, Halsduck, Lepple, Straw hat, written by John A. __447 Amish Directory of the Lancaster County Family Hostetler 1988, (P.B.) 11 x 14, Volume I a family register and Volume II is of maps extending to Chester, York, __441 Pequea Bruderschaft Newsletter – this months articles Lebanon, Dauphin, Montour, Lycoming, Clinton, Center, include A. S. Kinsinger’s shop, The Gordonville Franklin, Cumberland, Adams counties of PA and St. shooting of 1904, and the final installment of the low Marys County, MD printed by Pequea Publications grade R.R. article. Some of the inventions that Andy Kinsinger came up with were the bale lifter, cable __448 Descendants of Christian Fisher and other Amish- layer, subsoiler, a tile laying machine, a garbage Mennonite Pioneer Families by Janice A. Egeland grinder, he was also in the dynamite business, 1972, (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ¾ 606 pages (2d editions of the illustrations included Fisher Book)

__442 The Kansas City Star newspaper 10 page edition __449 Descendants and History of Christian Fisher 1757- of October 1996 Plain Prey, these stories collected by 1838 (3rd edition) (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 568 pages, Some Kansas City Stars are a report on History at the beginning of book page 3, in 1761, those that take advantage of these Sixteen vessels entered Philadelphia harbor and brought plain people, Plain People seek 4134 German colonists, page 3-4-5-6-7-8 has a lot of out “all-natural” remedies page history on colonial times, Indian attacks, William Penn 3, many pinned their hopes on agreements The first Bishop Jacob Hertzler 1703- worthless devices, Amish district 1786 started three church districts, at 80 years old he mainstream medicine, hucksters walked up to 60 miles in two days to visit church. It peddle to naïve customers, Amish provide a big market is estimated that 20,000 to 30,000 souls are buried in the for traveling peddlers page 5, Amish “Voodoo” applies Atlantic Ocean by Gideon Fisher belief in healing powers, Tijuana Clinics draw Plain people page 6, Elsie’s Tragedy __450 Our Fisher (Fischer) Family by Grace Fisher DeuPree, Dallas Texas 1986 map __443 Bound Volume of 1991-1992 of where Peter Fisher lived in Leacock Christian Community by Elmo Stoll Township map of where Fischer newsletters (Update) Cookville, TN Ancestors lived in Germany, , Honoring the Creators by wearing a memorial obituary of Amos L. beard November, 1991 , The Origin Fisher, A letter from Grace of of Christeines December, 1991, The Texas to her PA cousins July 25, Devils Vision September 1992 page 13 1986. A long search that proved 37 worthwhile by Grace, A story by Grace Fisher of Texas 1 Greyhound Bus to many, 33 years to the Day (Bishop on how she found Amos Fisher, Gideon L. Fishers trip Aaron Esh, birthday was 33 years before David Wagler) to Texas for a family gathering with his cousins The High Cost of Tobacco, Looking for a Better Lamp, Time Bomb in the Basement, End of Amish in Europe, __451 The History of Conewango Valley, NY from 1949- A Modern Anabaptist hymn 1999 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 176 pages, A Brief History of the Amish Settlement in Mexico 1923-1929 page 14, Plain __459 Dirk Willems His Noble Deed Lives on Interest August 2011, Amish Settlers of Mexico 1923- by David Luthy, (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼ 82 1929 page 16, written by Ernest E. T. Schwartz a great pages From the Collection of Heritage grandson of the Cornelius Troyer that died in Mexico Historical Library, they have nearly 400 items pertaining to Dirk Willems which __452 Pennsylvania Amish Directory of the Punxsy some of those are used for this book Settlement 1962-2008 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 106 pages __460 2 books, Kindness and Compassion by Bruce Becker __453 The Amish in America Settlements that Failed 1840- (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ 298 pages, 1960 by David Luthy (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 556 pages, Ohio The Inspiring aftermath to the Amish start trek to Mexico page 517, Paradise Valley in Tragic Amish Schoolhouse Mexico 1923-1929 the Amish Settlement page 513, to Shootings, Forgiveness by Texas by covered wagon, in 1880 some Amish families John L. Ruth (P.B.) 5 x 7 152 from PA to Texas page 455, Buffalo Valley, union County pages A Legacy of the West 1834-1924 page 421 Johnstown, PA was founded by Nickel Mines Amish School an Amish man, Joseph Johns page 406, Piketon, Pike County, Ohio 1949-1955 had the first eight pages __461 Lost Angles, The Untold Stories of the Amish School ordnungs brief of a Christian church, a copy was Shootings, a Lancaster new era special series, 8 x 10 obtained by John A. Hostetler and reprinted in his ½ 28 pages, lots of color photos and first book Amish Society (Lot #413 in this catalog) over the period of two months lots of also see (Lot #431 for more information on Piketon, people were interviewed, a picture of Ohio) West Nickel Mines School in 1990, 2 issues of Die Botschaft that covers __454 Sunshine and Shadow, Our Seven the period of October 9, 2006 and Years in Honduras, (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 October 16, 2006 about the Nickel ¼ 464 pages by Joe Stoll, The First Mines school Amish settlement in South America, Goodbye to Canada page 7, Goodbye to __462 Old Order Amish Church District map of 1965, Honduras page 430 a large folding map of Lancaster County, PA area, 25 schools listed, 17 cemeteries, and map of Lebanon two church districts 42 districts included Lebanon, map size __455 Pennsylvania German Words in 38 inches wide 42 inches high context, 2nd edition, (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 462 pages by C. Richard Beam __463 Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society Volume 80 #3 1976, The Nickel Mines of Lancaster County history, page 157 to 177 photos __456 Fond Memories of the “Good Old of the mines and Smelter Workers, Inside Days” (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 104 pages, Lots of Smelter Furnace house of 1885 page of old stories of beginning of 1900’s by 168, Air Compressor and Hoist Houses Amish people all over the USA of 1876 page 166, Smelting Works 1885 page 167, Pumphouse 1903 with horse teams page 165, also a map of Gap __457 In Loving Memory of Nickel Mines Mary E. Fisher and Sadie Fisher Stoltzfus 1971-1978 __464 Lebanon County’s Part in the 3rd edition 1980 (P.B.) coil Revolutionary War, paper read before bound 5 ½ x 8 ½ 42 pages the Lebanon County historical Society by Gideon L. Fisher, Trials February 19, 1909, some water damage with Faith (P.B.) 80 pages January 1983 a story of __465 Lebanon County in the French and Sam’s illness Indian War, Paper read before the Lebanon County Historical Society April 21, 1901, __458 Stories Behind the News, (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ 510 pages Volume 2 #2, Regina, The German Captive by David L. Wagler, some of the chapters are listed here, page 81, The Story page 85 38 __466 A Story of Beginnings and First Things __ 474 3 Issues of The Pennsylvania Dutchman Newspaper, in Lebanon County, PA read before June 15, 1951 Vol 2 #16, A German Emigrant’s View of the Lebanon County Historical Society the PA Dutch 1936, Dentist 1813, Early use of Dialect June 28th, 1912 Volume 6 #2 The First page 7, The Bull page 8, April 1, 1951 Castle of the paper mill was erected in the year 1793 Princes of Loewenstein- Wertheim page 1, The Pow- page 41, The Court House page 38, The Wow Doctor page 2, Holidays in the Dutch Country Boroughs and the City page 40, (some page 3, The lives of teamsters loose pages) of a Conestoga Wagoner page 7, February 1, 1951, PA Dutch __467 The Early Schools and teachers among Jests from Early issues of our German Ancestors papers read Hayurs page 2 The Contented before the Lebanon County Historical Collier page 3, Looking 80 Society April 19, 1928 years back (1834) page 5

__468 The Pennsylvania Germans and their __ 475 4 Issues of The Pennsylvania Dutchman, February First Schools, paper read before the 15, 1954 from an old diary page 8, German newspapers Lebanon County Historical Society of Central PA page 10, Games a century ago page February 15, 1934 Volume X #7 page 12, June 1953 Into the Indian Country with Brother 278 has a story about the Indian Schmick, A Moravian Diary of massacre July 1764, The early schools 1797 page 2, Ferhext page 4, Whit in our neighboring counties prior to 1834 Monday in Lancaster a list of the page 271 best contemporary newspaper descriptions of Whit Monday in __469 Lebanon County at the Battle of Gettysburg, 1963, Lancaster from 1843 to 1884 page First Days’ Battle (July 1, 1863) page 223, 2nd Days’ 8, PA Pioneers from the Neckar battle (July 2, 1963) page 243, Third Days’ Battle (July Valley 1749-1750 from the Palatine 3rd, 1863) page 255 State archives Speyer Germany page 13, September 1952 Solly Hulsbuck page 2, PA Dutch Art Exhibition __470 Pennsylvania’s Dutch Essays and at Bynden Wood page 8-9, An early Sampler page 11, Poems by Dr. Pierce E. Swope by the February 1954 A Petition signed on February 22, Lebanon County Historical Society 1785 so English children could learn German page 4, Volume 14 #2, PA Dutch on one side of The Dutch Touch by Anna Balmer Myers page 14 see book and English on the other side. lot #478 for more information on Anna Balmer Myers

__ 471 The Old Tragedy of Jackson Township __ 476 4 Issues of The Pennsylvania Dutchman February Lebanon County, PA Squire Adam 1950 Choosing by lot page 7, April 15, 1952, What a Reed The East Hanover Pioneer of the Quaker Thought of a Methodist camp meeting of 1800 French and Indian War, papers read page 5, May 15, 1950 Almanacs before the Lebanon County Historical and Herbs page 1, Oral Tradition Society January 25, 1925 about the Lebanon Water Works page 2, Water Witchery page __ 472 Cornwall Railroad, As read before the Lebanon County 3, An Early Plan to Settle Berks Historical Society January 13, 1968, County in Oregon page 4, The Lebanon concentrator Plant, Anecdotes Story of Snyder County page 5, Some Snyder County from A Cornwall Station agent, North Tramps page 5, September 15, 1950 The Newswangers Lebanon Railroad company is formed Painters of the Amish page 1, A Legend of Joseph Young page 101, A Railroad War page 104, Map the Mormon Prophet page 3, Amish Family Histories of the north Lebanon Railroad page 112- by John A. Hostetler page 5, A German Schoolmaster 113, The beginning of the end page 119 in PA Dutch Country page 7, Old Weather Lore page 8

__ 473 The Fire Companies of Lebanon, __ 477 4 Issues of the Pennsylvania paper read before the Lebanon County Dutchman July 28, 1949 Historical Society June 15, 1906 Volume Rope making around 1800 3 #13, The Old Cedar Hand Engine page 3, May 5, 1949 Vol 1 #1 of 1774 page 413, Articles of the fi re June 2, 1949 Scnitzelbank company translated from German page 7, May 19, 1949 PA page 413-414-415-416, The Old Union Dutch in Congress page 5 Hand Engine page 423 __ 478 Patchwork, A story of “The Plain People” by Anna Balmer Myers, (H.C.) 5 ¼ X 7 ¾ 338 pages, 39 Patchwork deals with simple folk living Stoltzfus and Samuel Beiler agreed to help the fl eeing in Manheim, PA Members of church in slaves with temporary shelter, Jacob’s wife spent half the Brethren, and not Amish, May 15, 1951 night baking bread for them page 175 issue of the Pennsylvania Dutchman is included in this lot which has a writing __ 481 13 Issues of the Almanac in English about Anna’s 3 books that she published by Ben J. Raber 1983-1984-1985- 1986-1988-1989-1991-1992-1994- __ 479 The Pennsylvania German Folklore 1995-1997-1998-1999 Society Volume 9 1944 (H.C.) 6 ½ X 9 ½ Lancaster Rifl es Accessories A very good history on making rifl es and bullets __ 482 8 Issues of Agricultural Almanac by page 119, 1944 PA German History 231 John Baer’s Sons Lancaster, PA 1900-1907- 1914-1915-1916-1917-1918-1919 __479A The Pennsylvania German Folklore Society, Volume 1 (H.C.) 6 ½ x 10, 1936, Drauss un Deheem Gedichte in __ 483 Genealogy of the Descendants of Isaac Pennsylvania Deitsch, Die letscht load and Barbara (Stoltzfus) Lapp by C.L. Hew, apge 27 Lapp 1941 (PB) 5 ½ X 8 ¼ 116 pages

__ 479B The Pennsylvania German Folklore __ 484 2 Issues of Mennonite Life, January 1969, from Society, The Pennsylvania Germans of Danzig to Russia The First Mennonite Migration page the Shenandoah Valley (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 8, The banks of the Dnieper River where the Mennonites ¼, 278 pages, copyright 1962 Volume settled page 19, Sketches showing 26 Old Order Mennonite horse and Mennonite life in Russia before carriage near Dayton, VA page 244, A World War I page 25, pages 8 to Geburt und Taufschein page 184 Fraktur 28 has information from 1700’s to page 165, about the pow-wow booklet World War I, April 1969 Cultural page 153 Interaction Among the Mennonites in Russia early 1900’s, Heinrich Heese __479C Pennsylvania German Society, Schola, (H.C.) 6 x 9 1787-1868 Autobiography Translated ¼, 202 pages Volume 5, 1971, Selections from Arthur on page 66 Graeffs’ Scholla, Does Shoo-Fly come from caulifl ower? Page 5, French Fries page 16, The Fisher nine a baseball __ 485 2 Issues of Mennonite Life October 1962, Mennonite team called the Fisher Sluggers, all about Pioneer Venture in Mexico page 156, JP Klassen as the Levi Fisher (Dutch’s) family (1963) an artist page 160, A Pioneer Home in Bird-In-Hand, page 75, If you like in Hillsboro, Kansas page 162, old Dutch stories then you need to read Funeral Practices at Pretty Prairie this book. The fi rst automobile built in page 184, January 1960, A Visit Lancaster was made at the Safety Buggy To the Mennonite in Bolivia page Works in 1903 see the photo on page 137 13, The Doove Barend Drawinge of the Anabaptists by Irvin Horst, The __479D The Pennsylvania German Society Trans-Chaco Highway page 22 1926 Volume 37 (P.B.) 6 ½ x 10 ¼, 204 pages, 750 copies, The Liberty Bells of __ 486 1 Issue of Mennonite Life, January 1961, Menno Pennsylvania, On September 23, 1977 Simons and the Mennonite World Brotherhood page the Bells of Philadelphia were removed 3, From Days of Menno to the to Allentown for safety page 105, if you present page 6, Menno Simons as a want any history of the Liberty Bell then Frisian page 9, Mennonites in British this is the book Honduras page 10, Menno Simons 1496-1561 lots of pictures of Germany __ 480 Bird-In-Hand 1734-1984 (P.B.) 8 1/4 X 11, 200 pages, page 21 to 28, Menno Simons and A history of Bird-In-Hand, Pennsylvania 1984, A.L. Dirk Philips Speak the New Birth Kauffman & Son’s Fruit Farm, a page 29, Menno Simons Polemics picture of the original pack house with Catholics page 33 to 38 1940’s page 125, Miller’s Repair in 1964 page 127, History of Bird- __ 487 1 Issue of Mennonite Life July In-Hand Fire Company page 134, 1970, The Sommerfi eld Mennonites Stories of the Past page 174, 100 of Manitoba lots of pictures included slaves come to Bird-In-Hand page 99 to 107, Daut Days (the village) during the Civil War (1863) Jacob Manitoba Mennonites with Aerial 40 view of the Rainland Village page 113, The Puritans of 24-25, The Nebraska Amish of Pennsylvania, Nebraska the Netherlands page 139 Amish and Old Order Amish, Big Valley, Origin of Nebraska Amish, __ 488 2 Issues of Mennonite Life, October 1960, Russian The name “Nebraska Amish”, Mennonites React to their new environment by Melvin Amish Divisions, Penns Valley, by Gingerich page 175, March 1972, The Shaping of Early Maurice A. Moon, also pen and ink Hesston, Kansas about 1908 page drawings by Anna Kepler Fisher and 3-4-5, First Mennonite Church of Luther F. Kepler page 27-28-29-30, Berna, Indiana in 1890 with horse Courtship and Marriage practices of and wagons at hitching posts page Lancaster Mennonites page 31-35 13, In Russia today August 1970 some of the Mennonites that stayed __ 494 1 Issue of Mennonite Life July 1961, The Nebraska Old over, page 23 Order Amish, by Luther F. Kepler Jr. and Anne Kepler Fisher 11 drawings of Nebraska people some pictures are __ 489 2 Issues of Mennonite Life, December 1973, 1923, The 6 ½ X 3 ½ page 122-127, Nicknames Year of our Discontent, The Year of our Among the Amish by Maurice A. promise leaving Russia and arriving at Mook, Big Ben, Curley John, Fat Rosthern, Saskatchewan page 99, 1923 John, Porky Dan, Gap Dave, Gap The Beginnings of the Great Migration Elam, Gap Joe (A very interesting page 101-102-103, Sketches by John story) page 129-130-131 nicknames Klassen the Mennonite artist page 104 among the Mennonites from Russia to 118, The Diary of Anna Baerg 1917- page 132. The trial of Andrew Foster, 1918-1920-1921-1922, October 1969 page 133 John P. Klassen Artist and teacher page 147-150, The Comic Spirit of Arnold Dyck page 169 __ 495 1 Issue of The Mennonite Community August 1948, The Captives Hymn, A True Story of Early __ 490 6 Issues of The Mennonite Pennsylvania, About Regina that was carried away Community, July 1948, Tomato by the Indians, and the song that she was taught by Growing in Gap, PA page 8-9, The her Mother, The tune of Regina’s hymn was found Mennonite General Hospital at in an old Mennonite hymnbook LaPlata, Puerto Rico page 20 printed in 1804 in Lancaster, PA page 12-13, The Kishacoquillas __ 491 8 Issues of The Mennonite Valley by J.W. Yoder, a photo of one Community, December 1949 of the Valley’s churches, the Maple Almanacs Through the Years Grove Church near Belleville, (1947) by Gerold S. Lestz, The Family Present Pastor is Aaron Mast, In 1927 Almanac was fi rst published in 1870 the General Conference was held in by John F. Funk and Brother Elkhart, the grounds. Also a photo of a 109 IN. Lots of Almanac information on acre farm owned by John S. Zook (1947) A view of the page 14-15, Volendam, A Pioneer house of Rosanna of the Amish. Also a photo of Joseph Mennonite settlement, A Mennonite W. Yoder the author of the book Rosana of the Amish. Community was transplanted from Russia to the Chaco of Paraguay page 20 __ 496 2 Issues of Pennsylvania Folklife- Winter 1970-1971, Decorated Folk Furniture page 2-8, David Stoner, __ 492 1 Issue of Mennonite Life, July 1960, An Historic notes on a neglected craftsman page 16-21, Timothy melody page 107, Anabaptism in the Inn Valley, Austria Woodbridge the “Blind Minister” page page 109, Mennonites in Austria page 22, Bank Structures in PA page 31-39, 112, 7 Issues of The Mennonite Der Cenrus Enumerator page 40-41, Community, May 1949 The Spring 1971, Gardens among the PA Settlement in the Peace River Country, Germans page 2, Historical Sources 2 young men left their homes and for American Traditional Cookery homesteaded land in the Peace River page 16-29, The Almanac as Cultural Country by John A. Hostetler. Lots Index 1858-1898- page 38-46 of pages 18-23, March 1949, A Way of Life that has stood the test, A present day (1949) __ 497 1 Issue of Pennsylvania Folklife, Mennonite Farm in South German, the fi rst family Spring 1994, The Old Order Amish settled in 1683. A story and photos page 18-19-20-21 page 98-105, Amish Quilts page 106-110, Confl ict: A Mainspring __ 493 1 Issue of Mennonite Life, January 1962, The Role of Amish Society, Gelassenheit is of Preaching in Anabaptist Tradition page 21-22-23- explained on page 111 and 112, 41 Occupational Opportunities for Old Order Women page Collection, Ben Franklin 1732, Saur’s 1737, Saur 1791, 115-120 Our Changing Amish church District with Paradisisches Wunder – Spiel Ephrata 1754 by nuns of maps by Sam Stoltzfus page 124-131, Images of the the Cloister and lots more page 18-27, Tick-Tock Time Amish on Stage and Film, Witness was fi lmed almost in Old Pennsylvania lots of Old Clocks around 1800 entirely in Lancaster County, page 132-135, Amish page 32-37, The Attitude of the Early Reformed Church Farmhouse Western New York page 140 Fathers Toward Worldly Amusements, a pamphlet against dancing page 46, On Sabbath Breaking page __ 498 2 Issues of Pennsylvania Folklife, July 1963, Quilts 48, On the Pursuit of Pleasure page 52. Full page ad page 2, The Horse and Buggy Dutch, Amish Schoolboys, on back cover Pennsylvania Tour of Europe July 6 – and lots of photos page 11-17, Pine Tar and its uses August 25, 1959, this ad gives all the instructions on page 18, Outdoor Privies in the Dutch Country page where the Airlines fl y to and ask you to come and see 33-38, Winter 1983-1984, Children Ten Countries, via K.L.M. Royal Dutch of the Spirit not of the law, Thomas Airline in Anabaptist Theology page 50- 56, New Wilmington Amish School __ 503 No Strange Fire by Ted Wojtosic (PB) children page 61-66, Amish Quilts 6x9 400 pages a novel about the Amish of Lancaster County 1860-1930 barn fi res in Big Valley copyright 1996 page 67-75, Old Order Mennonite Origins in Lancaster County by __504 The Language of the Deathbed by Amos Hoover page 90-94 David J. Stutzman (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ 212 pages, Mother’s Last Words page 75, As __ 499 1 Issue of Pennsylvania Folklife Ye Sow page 59, The Child’s Vision of Autumn 1979, A letter from Heaven page 11, Lots of short religious California in the Gold Rush of 1849 stories, revised edition 1992 page 2-12, Spatial Organization of the Southeastern, PA Plain Dutch __505 My Ocean is Wide (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ 230 group culture region to 1975 page 13- pages by Sarah Weaver 1993, A Story 26, Folk Toys page 27-34, Farming of Ludwig Riehl was recorded from in the Depression Years by Gideon April 1746, when eight or ten years old Fisher page 35-45 his mother sent him to the wharf to sell cookies and he was enticed to board __ 500 2 Issues of Pennsylvania Folklife Autumn 1980, to vessel which was about to sail for American’s fi rst German Medical School page 2-8, America… Amish attitudes and treatment of illness page 9-15, Summer 1978, __506 His Protecting Hand (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 288 Witchcraft Belief in a Pennsylvania pages by Mollie Zook and David Luthy German Family page 14-24, German printed by Pathway Publisers 1973, a true Settlement of Northern Chester story of a little Amish girl, good condition County in the 18th century page 25-32, Medical Practice in Philadelphia __507 The Lord is my Shepherd by Joseph Stoll (H.C.) 5 ½ x at the time of the Yellow Fever 8 ½ 186 pages printed by Pathway Publishers 1965, The Epidemic, 1793 page 33-39 life story of Elizabeth Kemp Stutzman, fair condition except spine is torn __501 Pennsylvania Folklife, Autumn 1993, Causes of Divers Between Old Order Amish Settlements page 2-7, nach __508 Worth Dying For (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ 222 Amerika page 37, The Connections pages a story of the Waldensians by Between Pennsylvania and the Nicholas Stoltzfus printed by Pathway Palatinate page 31, Spring 1987, Die Publishers 1964 Farbarei – Bethlehem’s 18th Century Dye House page 98 – 118, Daniel __509 The Mighty Whirlwind by David Wagler (H.C.) Sudermann, Schwenkfelder Hymn 5 ¾ x 8 ¾ 266 pages printed by Pathway Publishers Writer page 117-127, the Pernicious 1966, History of the Palm Sunday tornadoes of 1965 in Effects of “Witness” upon Plain/ northern Indiana, also some photos and illustrations Worldly Relations page 128-135 __510 Through Deep Waters (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ __502 1 issue Pennsylavia Folklife – Fall 236 pages by David Wagler 1985, a story 1958 Golden Fields in Golden Years of Titus Wagler’s swimming accident A 1900 – 1910 page 12-17, Illuminators Father’s Story of His Son’s Tragic Accident Scribes, and Printers a Glimpse of the Free Libraries, PA Dutch 42 __511 Comin’ Home Soon and Other Short __521 Plain Interests, complete as follows 2001-2002-2003- Stories by Christmas Carol Kauffman, 2004-2005-2006-2007 (December is missing) – 2008- Volume 1, (P.B.) 6 x 9 158 pages, within 2009-2010 (February is missing) – 2011 (sell by year) these pages are 21 stories that were printed in the Youth’s Christian Companion __522 George Petershiem Family (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 9, 532 pages, 1st edition 1979, page 101 has information on Christain Petershiem __512 Escape from Kyburg Castle by Christmas lot #348, European Documents of Georg Carol Kauffman (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ 228 pages 1954 Petersheim page 11, a 1790 letter translated by Moody Press, this original title was Not Regina from Georg page 22

Indian __513 The Crying Heart (P.B. w/h D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 294 pages by Clara Bennie Miller __523 One magazine American History, October 1976, The copyright 1962 by Mennonite Publishing, Way to San Francisco while British America prepared for the joys and sorrows of Martha, an Amish independence, Colonel Juan Bautista girl de Anza and some Spanish emigrants risked a 1000 miles of treacherous __514 Lancaster County Business mountains to open the way to San Directory, 1990 to 2012, 22 books Francisco page 4-11, Black Slavery total, 1990 and 1991 was the 2d Among the Cherokee Indians page edition and are in one book, this set is 12-19 Mutiny in Washington’s Army in excellent condition 1781, page 34-43

__515 Family Life, 1968, February no cover, March, (sell by __524 American History August 1976, Simon Kentor a natural the year) – 1969 March and April missing, complete man page 10, Kenton saves Daniel Boone in an Indian years as follows: 1970-1971-1972-1973-1974-1975- ambush page 12, The Defense of Boonesborough page 1976-1977-1978-1979-1980-1981-1982-1983-1984- 12, Living Death on the Old Jersey, 1985-1986-1987-1988-1989-1991-1992-1993-1994- Before the Revolution War ended 1995-1996-1997-1998-1999-2000-2001-2002-2003 1000’s of American prisoners suffered (April Missing) – 2004-2005-2006-2007-2008-2009- in her holds, page 18-23, On November 2010- (these will be sold by the year) 1874 the Woman’s National Christian Temperance Union to clean out the bar __516 Young Companion 40 years total (1971 Feb, May rooms page 32, John Brown’s Raid at missing) 1972-1973-1974-1975-1976-1977-1978-1979- Harpers Ferry page 34-44 1980-1981-1982-1983-1984-1985-1986 (1987 Feb, March, October missing) 1988-1989-1990-1991-1992- __525 American History June 1976, that 1993-1994-1995-1996-1997-1998-1999-2000-2001 Valuable Article “Hemp” the hemp (April, May missing) (2002 March missing) (2003 July plant ahs been making American missing) 2004-2005-2006-2007-2008-2009-2010 (sell History for 300 years page 27-33 lots by the year) of illustrations, January 1976 Sewage Disposal 1911 page 42 __517 Blackboard Bulletin 40 Complete years listed 1966- 1967-1971-1973-1974-1975-1976-1977-1978-1979- 1980-1981-1982-1983-1984-1985-1986-1987-1988- __526 Indian Heritage (H.C. w/h D.J.) 8 1989-1990-1991-1992-1993-1994-1995-1996-1997- ¾ x 11 ¼ 416 pages by Readers Digest 1990, 1998-1999-2000-2001-2002-2003-2004-2005-2006- Traders and Fisherman page 288 2007-2008-2009 (sell by the year)

__518 Herold Der Wahrheit 23 issues from 1960’s to 1970’s __527 The World of the American Indian (H.C.) 9 ¼ x 10 ¼ 400 pages by __519 Ambassador of Peace (Issues Missing) (1966) 1st year National Geographics Society, 447 February, November, 1968 January, February, March, Illustrations June, August, November, December, 1969 August, December, 1970 is complete but December does not have a cover. (Sell by the year) __528 Kit Carson (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½ 348 pages, copyright 1885 Birth of Kit Carson, Life in the Wilderness page 29, __520 The Diary 1973 to 20120 (38 years) missing are these among the Trappers page 51, War with the Blackfeet issues: October 1976, October, August 1998, September Indians page 141, The Last Days of Kit Carson 2001, June 2004 (Sell by the year) 43 __529 Indian Paths of Pennsylvania – (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 __536 After Columbus (H.C. w/ D.J.) 9 228 pages 3rd printing 1987, Allegheny Path from x 11 ¼ 288 pages The Smithsonian Philadelphia to Pittsburg and Chronicle of the North American Kittanning page 19, French Creek Indians in 1893, Sioux in the Path map of Lancaster, PA to Valley Dakotas wait for a government Forge page 57, Kishacoquillas Path ration page 191, Cultures in page 78, Lenni Lenape Path (the Old Collision page 67 York Rd.) page 90, Juniata Path (Dalmatia to Lewistown) page 77, a __537 Harpers Weekly June 18, 1870, On the War Path, page total of 131 Indian Paths listed and 392 shows warriors on the war path, Red Cloud, Spotted what road to tour this path today Tail, and Swift Bear met with Commissioner Parker in Washington, Red Cloud was for __530 Indians in Pennsylvania (P.B.) 6 x 9 200 pages 2nd edition more than 20 years head chief of the 1991, Indian Refugees in Pennsylvania Sioux nation, their conversation with page 108, The Beaver Wars, The Fur Commissioner Parker was to complain Trade page 99, Delaware Amusements that the supplies and money they were Storytelling page 81, Delaware Religion promised are not forthcoming, and white the Great Spirit and His Agents page 67, man comes and gets their buffalos and Delaware Warfare page 48, Delaware gold and take the Indians ponies Occupations page 31 __538 Two Magazines American History __531 Indian Days of the Long Ago, (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½ August 1981, In Pursuit of Revenge copyright 1921, Indian Life and Indian Lore, Illustrated the Sioux uprising of 1862 page 27, and photos, morning in camp page 2, the Story of Patent medicines four the 19th century two Strangers page 40, The Snake Brothers page 124, America page 39, Scientifi c American Barefoot on Ice and Snow 159, A Buffalo Hunt page November 2011, the First Americans, 167 Trailblazers arrived far earlier then previously thought page 36 __532 Indian History for Young Folks (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 480 pages by Harper and Brothers 1884 Abraham Lincoln with numerous illustrations, Story of a Captive, 18 year old James Smith __539 1864, Lincoln at the Gates of History (H.C. w/h D.J.) was captive for fi ve years page 228, 6 ½ x 9 ½ 522 pages, in his personal life, French and Indian War page 179, The Abe had to deal with the erratic behavior Droques page 127, The New England of his wife, Mary Todd Lincoln, and both Indians page 106, (good condition) Lincoln’s were haunted by the sudden death of their beloved eleven year old __533 The World of the American son, Willie. This book is the story of Indian (H.C. w/ D.J.) 9 ¼ x 10 ½ Lincoln’s struggle with all this 400 pages with a large wall map (32 ½ x 37 ½ ), this map has __540 Twenty Days (H.C. w/ D.J.) 9 ¼ x 12 ¼ 312 pages, details about nearly 600 tribes of this story is a narrative in text and pictures of the the USA and Canada, more than assassination of Abraham Lincoln and the twenty days 440 illustrations are shown and nights that followed. The nation is mourning, the long trip home to Springfi eld, more than 300 illustrations __534 The Native Americans an Illustrated History (H.C. from the night of April 14, 1865 to his w/ D.J.) 9 ½ x 11 1/4 , 480 pages, burial in Springfi eld, IL. In Columbia, Native Farming Ingenuity page a funeral of fl owers page 222, Booth 59 a wagon train crossing Washita is trapped in a burning barn page 176, River page 309, Indian Rebellion the long journey home begins page page 283, The Indian new deal page 139, Train stopping in Harrisburg, 407, Being a Twentieth Century PA page 143, page 144 train passing Indian page 386, Indian Land for through Lancaster, PA Sale page 367 The Closing in 1879- 1895 page 359 __541 Lincoln Shot, A Presidents Life Remembered (H.C.) 12 ¼ x 18 40 __535 Four Indian Books (P.B.) 7 x 9 ½ The pages, researched, written, illustrated, Iroquois, The Apache, the Comanche, and designed by the National News The Lenapes Staff, Lincoln dies at 7:22 Saturday morning nation mourns fallen leader, 44 Profi le of an Assassin, Boyhood 1809-1829 page 6, They were told for a purpose, he was not a professional Youth 1830-1835 page 8-9, Politicians page 10, 11, story-teller. That is he did not tell stories for the sake 12, 13, Candidate, pages 16,17,18,19, 1861, Civil War of exploiting his humor, in these book are dozens of begins pages 20, 21, 22, 23, Surrender of Lee and Whole such examples, some are very humorous and some are Army page 37 straight-forward

__542 Lincoln (H.C. w/ D.J.) 9 ½ x 12 ½ , 336 pages a picture __548 Abraham Lincoln, From His Own story of his life, new revised and enlarged edition Words and Contemporary Accounts with over 600 pictures. A reproduction of Lincoln’s (P.B.) 5 ¾ x 9, 56 pages, Slavery and main address and letters in his own the South page 20, A little girl suggest handwriting, among them the original Wishers page 23, a man’s need for manuscript of the Gettysburg address, humor page 37, a private secretary Lincoln’s Supreme Court page 238, recalls Lincoln’s white house habits The Harvest of Death, within an hour page 47 7,000 Union men were killed page 218, The Battle of Gettysburg page 188, __549 Lincoln His Words and His World (H.C. w/ D.J.) 9 Willie dies page 147, Lincoln moving ½ x 12 ½ 98 pages with more than to Springfi eld page 22, The seven years in Kentucky 100 color and B&W pictures, page 39 page 14, The Cabin where Lincoln was born page 12, has an estate sale fl yer for auction The Gettysburg Address page 196 on January 17th, 1854 of 101 prime negroes with names, and remarks __543 Frank Leslie’s Illustrated newspaper about each negroe, and age. Lincoln March 9, 1861, Front page a picture and the negroes page 32, (some of Jefferson Davis, President of the markings in book) southern confederacy, (center spread of newspaper) full two page picture of __550 Lincoln’s Own Yarns and Stories (P.B.) Abe Lincoln with scenes and incidents 5 ½ x 8, 368 pages a complete collection in his life (this is a reproduced of the funny and witty anecdotes that newspaper) see lot #545 page 14 (on made Abe Lincoln famous as America’s bottom left) three books greatest story teller, Lincoln and the ministers page 110, Lincoln asks to be __544 American Heritage March 1994, Is this the fi rst shot page 17 (Lots of markings) photograph of Abraham Lincoln page 39, Young Abe Lincoln (H.C. w/ D.J.) 8 __551 Two Books A Portrait of Abraham Lincoln in letters ¾ x 11 ½ the Frontier Days by his oldest son (H.C. w/ D.J.) 7 x 10 ¼, 92 pages, 1809-1837, Abe Lincoln between 1903 and 1926 Robert Todd Goes to Washington Lincoln, oldest son of Abraham, wrote (H.C. w/ D.J.) 8 ¾ x 11 ½, some eighty letters to Isaac Markens 1837-1865 of NY a cotton broker and former journalist. Abraham Lincoln in __545 Lincoln, an illustrated Biography (H.C. w/ D.J.) Peace and War, (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, 9 ½ x 11 414 pages and over 700 154 pages Lincoln is “whipped again” illustrations, The Early Years page page 107, picture of unfi nished capital 32, On to Indiana page 38, Abe’s dome in 1861 page 93 stepmother page 40, Slavery issues page 88 (page 146 his fi rst 10 months Disaster Books in offi ce), Lincoln and Slavery page 167, March 1862 Washington D.C. __552 Our National Calamity of Fire, Flood and Tornado, capital not fi nished yet page 176 (H.C.) 6 x 9, 352 pages, copyright 1913, Thrilling Stories with Photographs and Sketches, how the whole __546 Abraham Lincoln, Illustrated Life, Services, nation joined in the work of relief, the fl ood in Western Martyrdom and Funeral (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 300 pages Ohio page 152, The Tornado in Indiana page 231, (taped spine) copyright 1865 with a portrait of President Tornado in Kansas and Arkansas page 228, The Flood Lincoln, and other Illustrative Engravings of the scene of in Pennsylvania page 254, The Tornado in Pennsylvania the assassination etc. page 239

__547 Lincoln’s Own Stories (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 __553 The Sinking of the Titanic and ¼ 224 pages copyright 1912 by Harper Great Sea Disaster (H.C.) 6 x 9, 350 Brothers. These stories illustrate these pages copyright 1912 (cover loose but characteristics to a marked degree. complete) these are thrilling stories of 45 survivors with photographs and sketches, 1,635 souls __559 Two Magazines, Flood, Pennsylvania lost in this one disaster, picture of upper deck of Titanic 1972 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 collectors edition, 64 looking forward page 136, Deaths on the Life Boats page pages everything, pictures and captions, 120, In the drifting life boats page 110, The Call for Help Flood ’72 Souvenir Issue, (P.B.) 8 ½ Heard page 106, Hymn played by the Titanic Band as the x 11, 30 pages, Harrisburg train station Vessel Sank page 103, Last Moments page 91, Woman with a freight train stalled inside page 6, and Children fi rst page 57 Governors mansion had fi ve feet of water in the fi rst fl oor page 10 __554 Complete Story of the Martinique Disaster by Survivors and Rescuers (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 9 ½, 462 pages __560 The Flood of ’93 (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 128 pages, America’s copyright 1902, the Johnstown Flood page 367 Disastrous Greatest Natural Disaster, photographed by the Earthquakes of History page 355, Whirlwinds, Cyclones, Associated Press. An Amish member Hurricanes and Tornadoes page 362, Destruction of of Curryville, MO, Amish community Galveston, Texas page 402, The West Indian Volcanoes empties his boot of Mississippi river and the Nicaragua canal page 456, Looking for the End water. Page 21, Great Flood of 1993 of the World page 212, Volcanoes, their Causes page included Minnesota, North Dakota, 247, earthquakes, their causes and frequency page 347 South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, __555 The Story of Johnstown (H.C.) 7 ¾ x 10 ½, 380 pages Area of fl ooding 126-127 copyright 1890, the Early Settlement, Rise and Progress, Industrial Growth and Appalling Flood on May 31st, __561 The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and 1889, lots of illustrations. Joseph Johns an Amishman Fire (H.C.) 446 pages, copyright 1906, as told by Eye was the fi rst permanent settler in the vicinity, born in Witnesses with nearly 100 illustrations, Switzerland in 1750 and was classed as the founder Fighting Flames with Dynamite page 57, of Johnstown. The early settlement information starts Fire Ravaging Market Street page 41, on page 30, the South-Fork Dam page 49, Slaughter of Facing Famine and Praying for Relief the Children page 231, Disposal of the Dead page 189, page 98, Burying the Dead page 117, Adventures and Escapes page 149 View of the Ruins Looking Toward Van Ness Avenue page 118 (cover loose) __556 Raging Forces, Earth in Upheaval (H.C. w/ D.J.) 7 x 10 ½ 200 pages, Rare blizzard, the worst in 40 years __562 Disaster on the Horizon (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 230 pages coated Jerusalem in 1992 page 180, Severe Storms page High Stakes, High Risks, and the Story behind the deep 98, the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in water well blowout, a behind-the-scenes look at the the Philippines page 58, when the earth accident no one thought could happen. moves page 46, one home survived the Laguna Canyon fi re that burned 366 __563 The Great Chicago Fire (H.C.) 6 x 8 ½, 282 pages, structures near Las Angles page 38, over copyright 1958, you couldn’t see anything over you but 183 pictures give insights into the raging fi re, page 68, the fi re which starting in O’Leary’s barn was forces of nature a bad one page 52, 100,000 persons were homeless, 73 miles of streets and 17,500 buildings were destroyed, __557 The Discovery of the Titanic (H.C. block after block would reveal no evidences of there w/ D.J.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 230 pages, What having existed civilization except the excavations of the Happened that Night page 13, Full cellars and a thin layer of ashes, In the business district picture of the Titanic page 23, Titanic it was rare to fi nd four walls standing. Only 120 bodies Found page 87, the Breakup and the were recovered but offi cials guess the number of dead fi nal lunge page 204, an inventory of was around 300 the Debris Field page 214, A Titanic Chronology page 219 __564 Hurricane Mitch in Central America (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 152 pages, Mitch the deadliest Atlantic Hurricane since __558 Life in the Land of the Free 1780, A category fi ve hurricane September 11, and After (P.B.) with 72 inches of rain recorded 9 x 11, 128 pages, Twin Towers and guests of wind well over 200 page 11 and page 13, pictures of M.P.H., this storm killed over the construction of the Pentagon in 11,000 people and lots of more 1942, Three shifts of workers toiled missing, lots of color pictures, the 24 hours a day page 15, An Act of top of a mountain known as Casita War, Twin towers burning on Hill collapsed killing 2,500 people page 19, page 30 show fl ight 175 hitting tower, lots of page 29 pictures of different time frames

46 __565 The Great Dirigibles, Their Triumphs __570 Devastation in Daviess County, and Disasters, (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 352 Indiana (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 144 pages, pages, A minute by minute account of True Accounts of the November 15, the Hindenburg tragedy 1937 page 64, 2005 Tornado that ripped through these stories are as factual and accurate Daviess County, color pictures, lots of as can be, since everything is taken from Amish farms and homes destroyed eye-witness accounts __571 Three Issues of Time – April 9, 1979 __566 Nature on the Rampage (H.C. w/ Slip Case) 9 x 11, of Three Mile Island, Harrisburg, PA. 224 pages Washington’s Mount St. A nuclear nightmare page 8, May 8, Helen’s loses 1300 feet of its peak 1986, Deadly meltdown at Chernobyl, page 169, When Mountains Breath Russia page 38, September 1, 1975, Fire page 158, Terror from the Sea Earthquake page 36 Hilo Hawaii April 1946 page 156, Monster Quakes page 151, San President History Francisco 1906, page 146, A Deadly Day in Chine Valley killing 250,000 ___572 Collectors Copy of Lee people page 142 Harvey Oswald, the assassin of J.F. Kennedy __567 Souvenir Edition 1972 Flood, 44 (1964 copyright), October pages 11 x 17 newspaper, areas are 2, 1964 Time Lee Harvey Kingston, Shickshinny, Plymouth, Oswald page 44 Wilkles-Barre, mostly pictures, the Wyoming Valley Observer __573 The World of George Washington newspaper collectors edition, 64 (H.C. w/ slip case) 10 ½ x 13 ½, pages all fl ood related (some ads) 276 pages, The War Comes to 200 years of high water along the Pennsylvania page 150, Commander Susquehanna river page 17 in Chief page 100, A British Army Lands in Boston page 94, The Land __568 Harrisburg Morning Telegraph Where Tobacco Reigned page 79 Newspaper, March 20, 1936, 28 paper, The Flood of 1936 a collection __574 George Washington, A Biography of pictures and stories in Harrisburg, in His Own Ways, (H.C. w/h D.J.) 8 PA. River is falling one inch per hour, x 10 ¼, 416 pages, Time September 200 dead, 100,000 homeless page 2, 26, 1789 a Special Bicentennial 15 truckloads of food coming page 6, Issue, Washington in His Own Market St. picture on page 10, Train Words, a special collector’s edition, hauls Telegraph newspaper truck 8 ½ x 11 magazine river page 14, Pennsylvania Railroad Yards page 15 __575 Reagan Inside Out (H.C. w/ D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 204 pages, Sun Times of Chicago March 31, 1981 newspaper, __569 America’s Great Disasters (H.C.) 11 x 12, 176 pages wounded Reagan okay after surgery, assassination’s Johnstown Flood page 10, Mississippi River 1927 page role in US History page 34, 18, Ohio river, 1937 page 34, Droguht 1930’s page 40, President Reagan was the Dust storm 1930’s page 44, 45, 46, 47, New York blizzard eighth who has been the target March 14, 1888 page 48, The Midwest Tornadoes 1925 of an assassination. Four page 54, 55, 56, 57, Miami, Florida presidents killed in offi ce were 1926 page 58, Galveston, Texas Abe Lincoln, James Garfi eld, 1900 page 62, Hurricane hazel 1954 William McKinley, and John page 72-73, Fires – Chicago 1871 F. Kennedy, the president’s page 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, Baltimore surgery page 9, bullets intended 1904 page 86 – 87, San Francisco for Reagan hit others page 5. Earthquake 1906 pages 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, New York __576 The Story of John F. Kennedy City 1911 page 140, 141, 142, 143, Three Mile Island, (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 48 pages illustrated Harrisburg PA 1979 page 148-149, Eastland Steamer with photographs, John Fitzgerald 1915 page 154, 155, 156, 157, The Hindenburg 1937, Kennedy, A Pictorial Tribute 1917- page 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, Spaceship Challenger 1963, Anniversary Issue (P.B.) 8 ½ 1986 page 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, Titanic page x 11, 66 pages, Who Can Forget that 172 – 173 Tragic Day, November 22, 1963, A 47 Tribute to Robert Francis Kennedy (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, __582 Dwight D. Eisenhower (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 66 pages, The Assassination – The Funeral – A Nation 256 pages the fi rst known photograph Mourns a Fallen Leader of Ike page 14, The Fateful Night page 98, Letters to Mamie by Dwight D. __577 Four Books (H.C. w/h D.J.) 7 ¾ x 10 Eisenhower (H.C. w/ D.J.) 282 pages, ½, Our Founding Fathers Alexander 319 letters that Ike wrote to Mamie while Hamilton A. Biography in His he was overseas during World War II. Own Words, George Washington a Biography in His own Words, James __583 Three Books The Presidents of the United States of Madison A Biography in His Own America (H.C. w/ D.J.) 7 x 10 ½, 84 pages, George Words, John Adams A Biography in Washington to Richard Nixon, The Living White House His Own Words (H.C. w/ D.J.) 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, 148 pages, President Grover Cleveland was the only president __578 The New York Times, married in the White House page 45, 220 years of Fascination Fire set by British troops in 1814 page coverage of Elections 17, Building the White House page and Inaugurations, 10, The First Ladies (P.B.) 7 x 10, 84 George Washington to pages, Mrs. Washington page 8 to Mrs. Barack Obama, plus Ford page 84 Historical pages from other newspapers 68 pages __584 Benjamin Franklin, A Biography in His Own Words special publications (H.C.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, 416 pages, in the winter of 1789-1790 only a few months before his death __579 Newspapers on Reagan at the age of 84, Benjamin Franklin assassination, Chicago Tribune wrote the fi nal pages of his unfi nished April 1st, 1981, Hinckley letter Autobiography this book contains 110 refers to killing of President illustrations, old woodcuts, in addition there is a 16 page picture portfolio in full color __580 1920, The Year of the Six Presidents, (H.C. w/h D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 534 pages __585 This Incredible Century (H.C. w/ D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 254 pages by Guideposts, the Author was born in a small __581 Six Books by The American Heritage Book of the village may 31st, 1898 when Presidents (H.C.) 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, Andrew Johnson (17th America was still a house president) page 455 1865-1869, 18th president Ulysses and buggy civilization, The Simpson Grant page 481 1869-1877, 19th president Unforgettable Thirties page Rutherford Birchard Hayes page 81, the Seventies – Better 519 1877-1881, 20th president James Days are Coming page 188 Abram Garfi eld page 545 1881, 21st president Chester Alan Arthur page 563 1881-1885, 22nd president 1885- 1889 and the 24th president 1893-1897 page 583 and on up to the 34th president 1953-1961 page 949 two books

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