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Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Book Auction 1 Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Book Auction March 13, 2020 1 Lot Author Title and Description 1 Metzler, Ralph and Valentine Metzler & Anna Nissley Genealogy. Vols. 1-3 complete. Archbold, Ohio: Compilers, 2018. 2838pp (ill, ind, continuously paged, nc). Carolyn 2 The Holy Bible: Containing the Old and New Testaments, Translated out of the Original Tongues. With a Complete Concordance, Embracing Every Passage of Scripture. Millersville, Pa.: B.R. Witmer, 1872. ca. 1600pp in various pagings (gilt edges, ill, includes Apocrypha, family record of Reuben B. Leaman [1863-1917] and Alice Stoner [b. 1861], syp, few loose pp, covers sl warped, front cover and spine cover detached, mc; The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, Translated out of the Original Tongues, Together with the Apocrypha, Concordance and Psalms. Philadelphia: William W. Harding, 1865. 576, 116, [577]-768, 41, 22pp (al, marbled endpapers, family record of Elias Herr [1844-1929] and Lizzie B. Leaman [1845-1901], caif, syp, few loose pp, covers sl worn, gc); The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, Translated out of the Original Tongues, and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. With Canne's Marginal Notes and References. Philadelphia: Kimber and Sharpless, [18--]. 570, 112, 571-770, 54pp (al, family record of Henry Leaman [1822-1909] and Sarah Buchwalter [1823- 1901], ds, syp, covers sl worn, clasps missing, front cover detached, mc). 3 The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, Translated out of the Original Tongues, and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. New York: American Bible Society, 1867. 1043pp (al, gilt edges, family record of Daniel F. Longenecker [1845-1907] and Lydia Sharp [b. 1847], syp, yellowed endpapers, covers worn, front cover loose, mc). 4 Braght, Thieleman J. van The Bloody Theater, or Martyrs Mirror of the Defenseless Christians Who Baptized Only upon Confession of Faith, and Who Suffered and Died for the Testimony of Jesus, Their Savior, from the Time of Christ to the Year A.D. 1660. Translated by Joseph F. Sohm. 14th ed. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1985. 1157pp (dj, ill, ind, vgc). 5 Menno Simons, 1536-1986: Four Artistic Interpretations. Scottdale, Pa.: Mennonite Pub. House, 1985. 4 artistic posters of quotations from Menno Simons (in portfolio, copy of Dr. Elvin Groff Kreider, whose obituary is enclosed, portfolio wrinkled, gc). 6 St[auffer], J[acob] Stauffer's Geschicht-Büchlein von der sogenannten Mennonisten Gemeinde. Zum Dienst und Lehre für alle Liebhaber der Wahrheit, durch die Gnade und Segen Gottes. 2. Aufl. Scottdale, Pa.: Mennonite Pub. House, 1922. 501pp (6¼" x 4", 1974 reprint, vgc); Christianity Defined: A Manual of New Testament Teaching on the Unity of the Church, Non-Resistance of Evil, Non-Conformity to the World in Deportment and Dress. Hagerstown, Md.: Mail Pub. Co., [1903]. 388, [2]pp (quarter bd, syp, front endpaper torn, covers worn, gc). 7 Shelly, Paul Richert Religious Education and Mennonite Piety Among the Mennonites of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 1870-1943. Newton, Kan.: Mennonite Publication Office, 1950. 193pp (bib, thesis [Ph.D.]--Columbia University, syp, gc); Letters to the Mennonite Community in Upper Canada. Stouffville, Ont.: Tribune Press, [1939]. 35, [1]pp (pb, syp, gc); Wenger, A.D. Six Months in Bible Lands and Around the World in Fourteen Months. Doylestown, Pa.: Joseph B. Steiner, 1902. 550pp (ill, ind, exlib, torn p, syp, covers worn, spine cover torn, front cover torn inside, gc). 8 McGrath, William R. Contentment: The Life and Times of Jacob Hertzler, Pioneer Amish Bishop, 1703-1786. 3rd printing rev. Sarasota, Fla.: Christian Hymnary Publishers, 2002, c1984. 218pp (pb, ill, ind, vgc); Wagler, David The Mighty Whirlwind [Indiana tornado of 1965]. 2nd printing. Aylmer, Ont.: Pathway Pub. Corp., 1966. 266pp (dj, ill, vgc); Wagler, David L. Through Deep Waters: A Father's Story of His Son's Tragic Accident. Bloomfield, Iowa: Titus Wagler, 1985. 235pp (few p corners creased, fore-edge sl stained, gc). 9 Letters of the Amish Division: A Sourcebook. Trans. and ed. by John D. Roth. 2nd ed. Goshen, Ind.: Mennonite Historical Society, 2002. 160pp (pb, ill, bib, ind, vgc); Proceedings of the Amish Ministers' Meetings, 1862-1878 (Die Verhandlungen der Diener Versammlungen, 1862-1878): Translation, Interpretation, Related Documents, Participants. Ed. by Paton Yoder and Steven R. Estes. Goshen, Ind.: Mennonite Historical Society, 1999. 429pp (pb, ill, bib refs, ind, foxing on fore-edge, spine cover separated from spine, gc); The Amish in Their Own Words: Amish Writings from 25 Years of Family Life Magazine. Comp. by Brad Igou. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1999. 400pp (pb, ill, bib, vgc). 10 Yoder, Joseph W. Rosanna of the Amish. 3rd printing. Huntingdon, Pa.: Yoder Pub. Co., 1941, c1940. 319pp (fp, ill, ill endpapers, list of readers in back, stis, syp, front and back covers loose, mc) 11 Kauffman, Christmas C. Lucy Winchester. Scottdale, Pa.: 1945. 376pp (signed by author, photo of "Lucy Winchester at 60" enclosed, syp, gc). Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Book Auction March 13, 2020 2 12 Kauffman, Christmas C. Light from Heaven. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1948. 452pp (syp, covers sl worn, gc). 13 Kauffman, Christmas C. Dannie of Cedar Cliffs. 2nd printing. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1951, c1950. 261pp (dj, ill, exlib, sl yellowed edges, front endpaper torn out, gc). 14 Kauffman, Christmas C. Hidden Rainbow. 2nd printing. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1958, c1957. 296pp (ill, exlib, stis, sl yellowed edges, gc). 15 Kauffman, Christmas C. For One Moment: A Biographical Story. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1960. 306pp (signed by author and main character, exlib, stis, sl yellowed edges, gc). 16 Kauffman, Christmas C. Search to Belong. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1963. 341pp (dj, signed by main character, exlib, covers loose, mc). 17 Miller, Clara Bernice The Crying Heart. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1962. 293pp (exlib, soiled top edge, gc); Neidermyer, Dan Jonathan. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1973. 291pp (dj, vgc). 18 Smucker, Barbara C. Henry's Red Sea. 2nd printing. Scottdale, Pa.: Herald Press, 1956, c1955. 108pp (dj, ill, ill endpapers, exlib, yellowed edges, gc); Stauffer, H. Romaine Hidden Riches. 2nd printing. Harrisonburg, Va.: Christian Light Publications, 1983. 144pp (pb, ill, exlib, vgc). 19 Gehman, Clayton H. Children of the Conestoga. Elgin, Ill.: Brethren Press, 1978. 116pp (pb, syp, gc); Schrock, Mildred For His Sake. Gordonville, Pa.: Gordonville Print Shop, 1972. 166pp (handwritten letter from author enclosed, ps, ppn, covers sl worn, gc); Zimmerman, Eli Z. Precious Memories of Terre Hill and Vicinity. Gordonville, Pa.: Pequea Publishers, 1982. 111pp (pb, ill, vgc). 20 Myers, Anna Balmer I Lift My Lamp. Philadelphia: Dorrance & Co., 1968. 329pp (dj, exlib, front cover and tp loose, mc). 21 Unruh, Abe J. The Helpless Poles. 2nd printing. Montezuma, Kan.: Author, 1973. 259pp (ill, ppn, gc); Janzen, Jacob H. Lifting the Veil: Mennonite Life in Russia Before the Revolution. Mennonite Reflections [series]. Ed. by Leonard Friesen; trans. by Walter Klaassen. Kitchener, Ont.: Pandora Press, 1998. 132pp (pb, ill, ps, top edge sl soiled, gc). 22 Gingerich, Orland The Amish of Canada [history of Ontario Amish Mennonite Conference/Western Ontario Mennonite Conference]. Waterloo, Ont.: Conrad Press, 1972. 244pp (pb, b/w ill, ind, sl yellowed covers, gc); Sesquicentennial of the Amish Mennonites of Ontario. Ed. by Dorothy Sauder. Mennonite Historical Society of Ontario and Western Ontario Mennonite Conference: 1972. 50pp (pb, ill, bib, vgc); Zielinski, John M. The Amish Across America. Rev. ed. Grinnell, Iowa: Iowa Heritage Galleries, 1983. 133, [3]pp (pb, many ill, signed by author, covers sl creased, gc). 23 Collins, Don Our Volunteer Firemen, 1736-1882. Keepsake Series. [Ephrata, Pa.: Science Press], 1982. 130, [1]pp (oblong, many ill, ill endpapers, no. 1014 of 1,200 copies, vgc). 24 Journal of the Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley. 1 annual iss: Vol. 38 (2013). Contents: Spohn, Clarence E. Harry Franklin Stauffer, Printer and Tinker of Farmersville, West Earl Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa. Part 2: Furniture Maker and Photographer. Ephrata, Pa.: The Society. 112pp (pb, many ill, vgc); A Postcard Tour of the Cocalico Valley. Vol. 1: Ephrata. Ephrata, Pa.: Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley, 2006. 100pp (chiefly ill, no. 916 of 1,000 copies, vgc). 25 The Picture-Bible of Ludwig Denig: A Pennsylvania German Emblem Book. Translated and edited by Don Yoder. 1st ed. Vols. 1-2 complete. [Publications of the Pennsylvania German Society, vol. 23]. New York: Hudson Hills Press, 1990. viii, 180; [278]pp (2 vols. in slipcase, 1 vol b/w ill, 1 vol all col ill, bib, ind, vgc); Railroads in the Lehigh River Valley. Ed. by Randolph L. Kulp. Rev. ed. Allentown, Pa.: Lehigh Valley Chapter, National Railway Historical Society, 1962. 116pp (pb, comb bd, includes 1974 addenda, vgc). 26 New Devotional and Practical Pictorial Family Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, Apocrypha, Concordance, and Psalms in Metre, Translated out of the Original Tongues, with All Former Translations Compared and Revised. Philadelphia, Pa.: National Pub. Co., 1872. ca. 1600pp (marbled endpapers and edges, ill, syp, family record pp torn out, covers worn, gc); The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, Translated out of t he Original Tongues, Together with the Apocrypha, Concordance and Psalms, and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. Philadelphia: William W. Harding, 1866. 576, 116, [577]-768, 41, 22pp (gilt edges, fp, only family record entry: "Eliza Lyle Daughter of John & Dorothy Lyle was born Feb. 1st 1822," stis, syp, covers worn, front and back covers detached, mc). 27 Jantzen, Mark Mennonite German Soldiers : Nation, Religion, and Family in the Prussian East, 1772-1880. Notre Dame, Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press, 2010. 370pp (pb, in shrink wrap, ill, bib, ind, nc). 28 Transformation of the Southern Ukrainian Steppe: Letters and Papers of Johann Cornies.
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