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Chapin Library Purchases FY2019 1Q Public Chapin Library Purchases FY2019 1st Quarter (July–September 2018) Date of Author Title Date of Seller Fund Notes Acqui- Item(s) sition 07312018 Kirsten Macleod American Little Magazines of the Fin de 2018 University of Toronto General Siècle Press 08092018 Sofus Larsen & Anker Kyster Danish Eighteenth Century Bindings, 1930 F.A. Bernett General 1730-1780 07312018 Colorado and New Mexico mining 1880s, George Robert Minkoff Misc. Gifts 59 letters, 79 pages correspondence 1890s 07132018 Pauline Baynes Abou Hassan 1957 Lucius Books Baynes Original color drawing for Williams-Ellis, The Arabian Nights 07132018 Pauline Baynes The Young King of the Black Mountains 1957 Lucius Books Baynes Original color drawing for Williams-Ellis, The Arabian Nights 08162018 Pauline Baynes Bringing Home the Evergreens and 2 other Martin Bellamy Baynes Original art for Christmas picture drawings (Illustrated London News), drawings for Uden, Dictionary of Chivalry, and Williams-Ellis, Fairy Tales from the British Isles 09262018 Pauline Baynes The Borrowers ca. 1982 Blackwells Baynes Original painting for cover art (Puffin ed.), with type mock-up 07022018 Sto Len The End Papers boxed set 2018 Booklyn H.R. Archer Original prints, photographs, and booklets; the artist makes marbled papers from polluted waters 08092018 John Grice Ornata 2016 Anthony Garnett H.R. Archer On typographic ornament 08092018 Lewis Carroll The Hunting of the Snark 2006 Anthony Garnett H.R. Archer Illustrated by John Vernon Lord 07022018 Art Spiegelman Maus: A Survivor's Tale 1986 Chancery Hill Books W.E. Archer Important Holocaust/Jewish graphic novel; signed by the author/artist and with an original drawing 07022018 Art Spiegelman Maus II: And Here My Troubles Begin 1991 Chancery Hill Books W.E. Archer Inscribed by the author/artist 07032018 Jean Baptiste du Halde A Description of the Empire of China and 1738-41 Maggs Bros. W.E. Archer 2 v.; this and the next item are in Chinese Tartary support of Asian Studies 07032018 James Wathen Journal of a Voyage in 1811 and 1812 to 1814 Maggs Bros. W.E. Archer Madras and China Chapin Library Purchases FY2019 1st Quarter (July–September 2018) Date of Author Title Date of Seller Fund Notes Acqui- Item(s) sition 07052018 Heresies: A Feminist Publication on Art 1977-93 Anartist W.E. Archer Complete run, nos. 1-27 and Politics 07302018 Tibullus, Catullus, Works 1493 Liber Antiquus W.E. Archer An earlier edition of Catullus Propertius (frequently taught in Classics) than we had previously; this volume has contemporary manuscript annotations throughout 07132018 William Wilberforce An Appeal to the Religion, Justice, and 1823 Maggs Bros. W.E. Archer The slave trade having been Humanity of the Inhabitants of the British abolished by Britain, Wilberforce Empire, in Behalf of the Negro Slaves in now appeals for the end of slavery the West Indies anywhere in the empire 08072018 Alfred Stieglitz, ed. Camera Notes, v. 4, no. 3 1901 Buddenbrooks W.E. Archer 08092018 3 albums with WWI aviation photos ca. 1918 F.A. Bernett W.E. Archer Chiefly Italian & German 09262018 Alexander Russell & Patrick The Natural History of Aleppo 1794 Donald A. Heald Cabot Second edition; suggested to Alex Russell Bevilacqua; as much an account of local culture as natural history 07232018 Advertisement for exhibition of Osage 1838 Elena Gallego Class of 1940 Indians in Bologna, Italy 07022018 The Daily Cleveland Herald July - Raynor's Auctions Class of 1940 Includes ca. 60 issues discussing Dec. the John Brown raid at Harper's 1859 Ferry 07052018 Benjamin Wilson The Repeal, or, The Funeral of Miss Ame- 1766 Donald Heald Class of 1940 Rare first edition of the most Stamp famous satirical print relating to the Stamp Act, printed on the day of repeal 07302018 Laws of Maryland at Large 1765 Kay & Virginia Kramer Class of 1940 Collects all acts and laws of Maryland since its founding 08032018 Caleb Atwater An Essay on Education 1841 Savoy Books Class of 1940 Especially concerning women's education 08032018 Lucy Merriam Green Personal and professional archive 19th Savoy Books Class of 1940 Green (1810-1893) was an cent. educator of young women and a philantropist 08272018 Camp Mudjekewiss Yearbook 1924 Langdon Manor Class of 1940 Yearbook of girls' camp in Lovell, Maine Chapin Library Purchases FY2019 1st Quarter (July–September 2018) Date of Author Title Date of Seller Fund Notes Acqui- Item(s) sition 07052018 Practical House Carpenters' Constitution 1812 Charles B. Wood III Frank Public reference for carpentry Society of Philadelphia work, compared with Carpenters' Company's private manual (also in Chapin collection) 09262018 Massachusetts. General Journal of the Honorable House of 1784 Kaaterskill Books Hoffman Includes mention of the Court. Representatives beginning of execution of Ephraim Williams' will 09262018 J.B. Clay Speech of Hon. J.B. Clay, of Kentucky 1859 Kaaterskill Books Hoffman Against British interference in the Americas, on British opposition to the slave trade, for U.S. acquisition of Cuba 09262018 Thomas L. Clingman Speech of Hon. Thomas L. Clingman, of 1860 Kaaterskill Books Hoffman Opposes efforts of other Southern North Carolina Democrats to impose a slave code on the territories 09262018 Clark B. Cochrane and Admission of Oregon: Speeches . in the 1859 Kaaterskill Books Hoffman Objections to Oregon's proposed Benjamin Stanton House of Representatives constitution which excluded free Negroes not already resident from entry to the state 09262018 J.B. Henderson Speech of Hon. J.B. Henderson, of 1864 Kaaterskill Books Hoffman Supports the proposed 13th Missouri Amendment to abolish slavery (Henderson was its co-author) 09262018 John Sherman Lecompton Constitution: Speech of Hon. 1858 Kaaterskill Books Hoffman Opposes the government of John Sherman, of Ohio Kansas Territory under the pro- slavery Lecompton Constitution 08132018 Erica Jong Archive of books, letters, and ephemera ca. 1973 Lord Durham Kohn On Fear of Flying, etc. 08282018 Judy Grahn A Woman Is Talking to Death 1974 Lorne Bair Kohn 08282018 Ray Bremser Drive Suite 1968 Bolerium Kohn 08292018 Florence Howe & Ellen Bass, No More Masks!: An Anthology of Poems 1973 Longhouse Kohn eds. by Women 08302018 Publicity packet for Jong, Fear of Flying 1973 Between the Covers Kohn 09062018 Huey P. Newton & Ericka Insights and Poems 1975 Treehorn Books Kohn Huggins Chapin Library Purchases FY2019 1st Quarter (July–September 2018) Date of Author Title Date of Seller Fund Notes Acqui- Item(s) sition 07302018 Karl II Emblemes, ou, Devises Chrétiennes 1701 Bruce McKittrick Richmond Emblem book; originally a Calvinist work in Latin, here transformed into a Roman Catholic text in French 07302018 Philip Luckombe The History and Art of Printing 1771 Kay & Virginia Kramer Richmond Third English printers' manual, including reprint of Caslon's 1776 type specimen 09182018 Francis Moore Travels into the Inland Parts of Africa 1738 Maggs Bros. Richmond Important account of British presence in Africa, especially along the Gambia; slavery reference 09262018 Jean-Antoine Guer Moeurs et usages des Turcs 1747 Kaaterskill Books Richmond History of the Turks, requested by Alex Bevilacqua; 2 v., 2nd ed. using original sheets.
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