The du Ponts of Wilmington, Delaware have built _1. 3 Life magazines = June 2, 1964. The Flying the world’s greatest chemical company. Whitehouse A Story and picture of “Air Force One” = November 24, 1967. Why Kennedy Went to Texas _10. 20 Misc. Life Magazines 1950’s to 1970’s, mostly and the Last Seconds of the Motorcade = October 1950’s. 29, 1965. Feat on the Nile – to Save the Temple of Abu Simbe, moving a 15,000 – Ton Treasure. _11. 8 Life Magazines 1944 and 1945 World War II stories, these magazines were printed during the _2. 2 Life Magazines = May 1979, A Story on the Three war. 2 full pages pictures of Hitler, a lot of stories Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant Accident = that were never published in a book. Lots of November 9, 1965 The Lights Went Out in New York interesting ads including Firestone. Fighter plane City, The Big City Lived by the Light of the Moon. lands on U.S. carrier as his plane is burning, New Nearly 100,000 were homeless without power. Yorkers line up for cigarettes, snow and cold stall trains, The Granite for Hitler’s Monument lie still _3. 2 Life Magazines November 20, 1950, A Story on the page 23. Philippines are invaded, lots of old war ads River Nile in Egypt, the longest river in the World = and car ads. September 11, 1950, What Jews Believe, an extensive history of the Jews and how they believe. _12. 20 Collier’s Magazines = 1950’s, Navy vs. The H‐ Bomb, Bring Back 300 live Snakes, Japan’s Balloon _4. 3 Life Magazines = October 1, 1965 = Alaska, 49th Invasion of America, Crashing Planes on Purpose, State in Color, “Rivers of Gold” = October 2, 1950, lots of old car and other ads, few covers missing. More Stories on the Vast State of Alaska = October 8, 1965, Hawaii Our 50th State in Color, The _13. 20 The Saturday Evening Post, 1950’s and 1960’s = Pineapple Crop and more. Front cover is loose. 100’s of ads, Conoco Oil, Kodak, Exide Batteries, Old Gold cigarettes, 1952 Ford car, ACME cowboy boots, _5. 10 Life Magazines = Misc. stories and months and Smith Bros. cough drops, Santa Fe Railroad and 100 years = The Eclipse, The Young Nixon, Khrushchev plus short stories, The Nazi Death Camp where Remembers, Sewing People Back Together, Iron 700,000 died. May 20, 1967. Curtain Countries, The Cowboy A Texan Holds to the Tradition of an Older West, The Big Job of _14. 2 Saturday Evening Post, September 7, 1920 & May Branding, lots of pictures. 14, 1910. Full color ad for 1929 Buick. Lots of color ads and short stories. _6. 2 Life Magazines = October 6, 1967, The Suez Canal, Pride of Egypt, A Frenchman took an old idea and _15. 6 Collier’s Magazines = 5 from 1917 and 1 from began to dig, moving 100 miles of sand, mud, rocks, 1918. Very interesting ads, Nash trucks, Federal was horrendous, halfway through machines took tucks, Kissel trucks, J.I. Case car, Selden trucks, The over, a lot of pictures of old equipment. = February World’s food supply and the farm tractor, World 7, 1955, The World’s Great Religions. War I pictures, Winchester ads, Overland touring car $895.00 in 1917, lots of World War I stories. _7. 2 Life Magazines = July 22, 1957, German Doctor Sails and Paddles a 17 foot craft Across the Atlantic _16. The Youth’s Companion, October 20, 1910 = 36 read his diary of 72 days at sea. = January 3, 1964, pages of gifts for children and Households from The Lakonia Ship Burns at Sea, The Greek ship 1910, children’s motor train (price $1.00), postcard Lakonia set forth on the Atlantic from England on projector ($3.50), lots of jewelry, Walcher steam Dec. 19, 1963 with 1,027 people and 129 perished. toys, sports and athletics.

_8. 2 Life Magazines = October 24, 1955, Truman Tells _17. The Oregon Trail = H.C. with (D.J.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½ by How he made the Final Decision on use of the Francis Packman, 328 pages color illustrations. Here Atomic Bomb, The Last Hours and some Last Words is a picture of the West in the old, brutal days before of Hitler page 52, = March 25, 1959 Red Agents the railways. Vivid Tale of Terror, Peter Deriabin a former officer of the Soviet Security police has a story as its told _18. The Wild West = H.C. with (D.J.) 9 ½ x 11, 368 pages. the for the first time. Stories about Indian raids, Custer’s Last Stand page 226, Waging Wars for Land & Water, The Way of the _9. Life Magazines = September 9, 1957, Crime in the Gunfighter, cowboys, The Huge Impact of the U.S. how the criminal is caught and what makes a Railroads. good police force. = July 13, 1959 = Old Age: Personal Crisis U.S. Problem = August 19, 1957 = _19. The American Cowboy (H.C.) with D.J. 9 x 12, by Harold mc. Cracker, 196 pages. Here is a tale of how the territory opened up, by the way of trails The Pony Express, Stagecoach and Routes, The including the Santa Fe. Texas Rangers, Railroad Surveys, Buffalo Hunters, Homesteaders, Sodbusters, Railroads, The Cowboy, _20. 3 books of The Wild West = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11 ½ with Crime and Punishment, Jesse and Frank James, slip case. The Native Americans. Age of the “Wild Bill” Hickok, Indian Wars, Billy The Kid, Wyatt Gunfighter. The American Frontier. Anything you Earp, Oklahoma Land Rush, Wounded Knee, Butch want to know about the Indians and gunfights also Cassidy. This is a book you really can’t lay down. about the pioneers, settlers and cowboys 1800 to 1899. A beautiful set of books in excellent _28. Forty Niners = (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 340 pages by Archer condition. Butler Hubbert, copyright 1931. Read about the gold‐rush in California 1848‐1853, lots of _21. 26 books, Time Life Padded Covers, 8 ½ x 11, (H.C.) illustrations and maps. = The Scouts, The Great Chiefs, The Cowboys, The Gunfighters, The Soldier, The Frontiersmen, The _29. Tales of The Gold Rush = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 10, 224 pages Express men, The Spanish West, The Texans, The by Bret Harte, copyright 1944 with slipcase. Read Forty Niners, The Trailblazers, The Townsmen, The about the luck of the Roaring camp and much more Pioneers, The Rivermen, The Railroaders, The on gold mining. Indians, The Ranchers, The Chroniclers, The Alaskans, The Loggers, The Women, The Mexican _30. The Taming of the West and Age of the Gunfighter War, The Miners, The Canadians, The End of the = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ¼ x 14, 192 pages. Men and Myth, The Gamblers. This is the most complete set I weapons on the Frontier 1840‐1900, The Violent have ever seen, good condition. West, Frauds and Range Wars, Cowboys and Cowtown Chaos, Law and Order: From Guns to _22. 5 books, Time Life Padded Covers, 5 ½ x 8 ½ (H.C.) Gavel, 27 color spreads of artifacts from Gene Autry Classics of the Old West (Excellent condition). The and Buffalo Bill and firearms from Colt to Life of Buffalo Bill by William F. Cody, The Romans Winchester collections, the spreads also contain of the Colorado River by Frederick S. Dellenbaugh, guns owned by Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, Doc Uncle Dick Wotten by Howard L. Conrad, Roughing Holliday, Wyatt Earp, and many more. It by Mark Twain, AB‐SA‐RA‐KA Home of the Crows by Margaret Carrington. _31. The Settlers West = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 12, 258 pages by Martin F. Schmitt. Taming the Western _23. Milestones to American Liberty = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, Land, To the Rockies by Wagon, Free Land Fair padded cover, 238 pages, by Milton Meltzer. 1863 Prospects, Wagons West, Night Corral, Two Wheels Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg Address page 139, The One Ox, San Francisco Harbor 1851 Last Spike, Sod Negro cannot remain half Slave and Half Free page Shanty on the Plain, Windmills Were Big, Gathering 152, lots of political cartoons, Whipping Post page Buffalo Chips, Hay Burner, The Machine Age the 101. Foot Corn Planter, Ox Drawn Self Binder, Prairie Fire, Twister, Blizzard, Year of the Grasshopper, Steam _24. 13 books of the Lewis L’Amour collection, padded Powered Plow, McCormick’s Twine Binder, covers, (H.C.) 6 x 9 (excellent condition) Lonigan, The Threshing Wheat, Harvester’s Chuckwagon, Sackett Brand, The Ferguson Rifle, The Tall California’s Flowing Gold, Oxen Skidding Logs, Stranger, Kilkenny, The Californians, Dark Canyon, Trading Post, Mule Train, First Church, Meat Hunter. Passing Through, The Rider of the Ruby Hills, Flint, The Key Lock Man, Trouble Shooter, Silver Canyon. _32. The American West = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¼ x 11, 512 pages with more than 1,000 illustrations (black & _25. Billy the Kid the Endless Ride = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 6 ¼ white). The Long Hunters = Hunting Bear was a x 9 ½, 328 pages by Michael Wallis, pictures of Billy’s tradition in the West. Killing Buffalo required little Stepfather and Billy’s brother. Lots of photographs skill, The Coming of the White Hunters doomed the relating to Billy. Buffalo, Fun and Games were robust in the old Southwest, The Colorado Rocky Mountains, The _26. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 6 ¼ x Pony Express and lots more. If you like to see 9 ¼, 252 pages by Jane & Michael Stern. Here is a pictures of the early western activity then this is the good story of Roy and Dale. book.

_27. The West = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ½ x 14 ½, 176 pages _33. The West a Treasury of Art and Literature = (H.C.) by William C. Davis and Joseph E. Rosa. Some of the with (D.J.) 9 ¾ x 14, 384 pages. A powerful collection stories listed = Lewis & Clark, Pioneers & Explorers, of stories, memoirs, songs, poems, paintings, and The Mountain Men, The Fur Trade, Early Settlers, photographs. Riverboats, Immigrants, The Mormons, Wells Fargo, _34. The Authentic Wild West = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x B. Ruger, he started in 1949 and today his line of 11, 310 pages. The Lawman, accounts by firearms stands supreme. 600,000 firearms in 1994 eyewitnesses and lawmen with 300 authentic and lots more history. documents and illustrations, including the rare photographs of Theodore Roosevelt in 1886, _41. Legends of the West = (H.C.) with slip case, 9 x 12, Theodore before he became President he tracked 80 pages. Introduction by Roy Rogers page 4. down a gang of robbers. Page 130 Theodore Overland mail, Buffalo Bill, Indian Culture, Home on Roosevelt Deputy Sheriff, page 143 Theodore gets a the Range, Kit Carson. letter from a horse thief. (This is only a part of the book) _42. 4 Items on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad = A Railroad Pass for Conductor Deardurff from 1922, _35. Guns of the American West = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 x 8 Regulations for the Relief Department Booklet, 4 ¼ ½, 328 pages of full color. Guns of the early 1800’s, x 6 ½, 64 pages 1889, same as listed above but pocket pistols and designs, Remington steals the different color cover. The Catalogue of the show with more than 150,000 of the Derringer centenary Exhibition of the Baltimore and Ohio pistols in the 1800’, Rifles and Shotguns page 216, Railroad 1927, (P.B.) 6 x 9, 172 pages, cover and picture of the World famous model 97 Winchester spine frilled on edges. Some of the contents: shotgun pages 275‐278, The rare pigeon gun model Evolution of transportation, Pangborn collection of 1897 page 224. wooden locomotive models for the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1892 in Chicago (page 33), _36. 2 books Frontier Forts of Western Pennsylvania Track development, Passenger car development, The (volume 1 and volume 2) (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 636 and Telegraph, The Telephone. 628 pages, by Clarence M. Busch copyright 1896. It was passed by the Legislature to print books marking _43. 2 Train Items = Penn Central Transportation Co. the various forts erected as a defense against the Timetable #4 May 1, 1970. Pennsylvania Railroad Indians by early settlers of Pennsylvania prior to the Co. Electric Train Service Instruction Booklet, 4 x 6 year 1783 and was detailed in Fire Division, where ¼, lots of pull out diagrams, 1915. the Frontier Forts located. A lot of pullout maps with detailed specs and details on locations, the map on _44. 7 items = 1916 Pneumatic Tire Registration for a 22 page 476 is of Fort Bedford showing the original plan H.P. on a Regal (sedan). 1915 Pneumatic Tire of Fort Bedford (size 22” x 18”) in color, also a lot of Registration on a 12 H.P. Saxon motor vehicle. color pages showing forts. 2 very unusual books. Operator’s Certificate registered on 6‐20‐1919. An Volume 2 has an inside cracked spine. Automobile Certificate or “Owner’s Card” for a Ford 12 H.P. 1‐2‐1920 Licensed Operator Card, Jan. 1, _37. Cowboy Culture = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 386 pages x 1920. A motorbus schedule for Allentown & library book by David Davy. A full 500 year sage of Reading Transit Co. November 15, 1930, min. fare the men, the cattle, and the horses. The northern 10 cents. movement of cattle ranching in New Spain, cattle driving routes of Cyrus Loveland (1850) and other _45. Stemwinder in the Laurel Highlands = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x western trails, Texas Fever Quarantine Lines. 11, 112 pages. The Logging Railroads of South‐ Western PA. Somerset, Fayette, Westmoreland, _38. America in 1876 the Way We Were = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, Cambria, Bedford, Blain Counties by Benjamin FG 320 pages by Lally Weymouth. In 1876 the Kline Jr., 1973. Some very interesting history on old population was 46 million and 38 states with sawmills and logging. 35,000 miles of railroad tracks, lots of illustrations on the year of 1876. Wallpaper printing press page _46. 5 trains magazines = July, 2004, Exclusive Report 28. The exhibitions of 1876 page 12, An Emigrant Drag Railway, American Railroader with the Drag train, The Chinese page 158. Republic Railways, Welcome to the War strife page 30, Streets of Baghdad, April, 2004 special collector _39. Ghost Towns of the American West = (H.C.) with issue trains, 10 mountain crossings that defined (D.J.) 10 x 10, 312 pages. Bodie, California once a North American Railroading page 55, The Horseshoe mining town with a bank, a church, three Curve, The Rat Hole, etc. Building Mountain newspapers and 60 saloons. Bannack, Montana = railroads page 74, Runaway train page 96, Around, Silver City, Idaho site of the richest vein of Silver ever through or over the railroad geography of U.S. and found in the U.S. and more. Canada page 27, Stranger than Fiction how does a backhoe climb atop a railroad car, anyway, page 56. _40. Ruger and His Guns = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 ¼ x 8 ½, Jan. 2010 inside Penn Station, a train arrives every 360 pages, with more than 185 color photos and 67 seconds at Penn Station (Phila.) or 1920 trains over 100 black & white photos. A history of William per day. Page 22 see diagram of Penn Station, the wooden era 1830‐1910 page 2. Express train underground world page 26. from Albany to Springfield in 1842 page 19, First Class travel: sleeping cars, some early diagrams of _47. 5 Railroad magazines = Jan. 1972, A wreck on the 1840 models on page 202, Bagge Express and mail Horseshoe Curve page 34, February 1976, The Mail cars page 452, Notice the ceiling kerosene lights on car page 4. page 439, and they really had luxury in the 1930’s page 446, The B & O built the most elaborate mail _48. 3 booklets, (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11 = The Road to Paradise All car in 1864 page 475. three different printings, 1971, 1983, 1983. _55. Yonder Comes the Train = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ½ x _49. Logging Railways of the West = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ 14, 396 pages by Lance Phillips. The Horse Drawn x 11, 144 plus pages by Kramer Adams. As early as rail car and the steam driven car race page 51, 1852 operators of Tidewater Mills along the Pioneer railroads page 65, this has some of the real California have been using railroads, some of the early railroad history. redwood logs were worth a small fortune in 1891 page 17, Model T Ford powered this railcar page 30, _56. The History of North American Steam = (H.C.) with logs were crisscrossed to make bridges page 46, (D.J.) 11 x 9, 444 pages by Christopher Chant. The Highest logging Trestle bridge in the world 1927 204 Origins of steam locomotives in the U.S.A., Steam feet high page 53, some incline railroads were more spans the nation, The Heyday & decline of steam, than 78% degree page 61, some of the photos are see the early inspection crew on page 144, lots of almost unbelievable and much more. maps, etc.

_50. Train Wrecks = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 184 pages _57. The History of the Pennsylvania Railroad = (H.C.) by Robert Reed. In 1853 46 people were killed in a with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 12, 128 pages by Timothy Jacobs. On head on collision. Lots and lots of photos of train May 1893 the train derailed at Little Horseshoe wrecks all over the states. Curve causing the death of 100 animals and 6 people see picture of the elephant on page 55, the _51. Altoona Area Railroad Pictorial History = (H.C.) 8 ½ x tunnel stories are interesting starting on page 82, 11, 128 pages, by the Altoona Mirror 1996, read World War I and the 1920’s, over 10,000 miles of about some of the early steam trains in Altoona in track of Pennsy and was the largest railroad in the 1849, Approximately 20,000 people were employed world. in the mid 1920’s, Trains of the 1800’s page 49. _58. The Worlds Railway = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 11 ½, a _52. The American Railway = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, facsimile of the 1894 edition with over 250 456 pages. Its construction, development, illustrations. These pictures are very interesting, 1 management, and appliances with over 200 picture of a steam car of 1786, if you like something illustrations, also the prevention of railroad strikes, different then you will not be disappointed. and everyday life of railroad men. The Railway mail service on page 312, a story on the pony express, _59. The Pictorial History of Railroads = (H.C.) with (D.J.) then the overland coach, then rail by mail (very 208 pages. The early years, the first steam railways, interesting) brochure of 1843 Albany to Buffalo in page 9 shows a scene of the Derby canal Tramway 25 hours page 235. pulled by 4 horses, construction of the London and Birmingham Railways Kilsby tunnel in 1873 page 20, _53. Hear the Train Blow = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, over 400 The Early Trains page 31, The Railroad at War, a lot pages. Solid trains of military mail was west‐bound of train accidents around the world, Luxury on the during the World War II with their own Post Office Line 1876‐1914 page 68, World War I page 100, color on the train page 345, The first mail on railroad page ad page 146. 330, The Ashtabula Holocaust shocked the entire nation, 83 people lost their lives in this accident. _60. Narrow Gauge of the Rockies = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 x Hoboes formed an Immemorial Pattern, A valley of 11 ¼, 224 pages, 250 photographs and equipment County Tramps and drifters, The Baltimore & Ohio is drawings, copyright 1958 and had 6 printings by beset with violence, and this book has 100’s of 1970, The War Between the Rio Grande and the illustrations on different train incidents. Santa Fe for the right of way page 38, some of the snow plows were enormous in size page 77, maps _54. American Railroad Passenger Car = (H.C.) with (D.J.) showing the lines over the Rockies, a pull out map 11 x 13, 900 pages by John H. White Jr. This book is for bridge 9‐A. Page 192 shows the grade of 4%. very heavy, weighs 9 lbs. and has nearly 800 photographs, engravings and line drawings. _61. Down at the Depot = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x 12, 320 Copyright by John Hopkins 1978. The Ray Coach in pages, American Railroad stations from 1831‐1920 covering stations from Capistrano California to New had ever taken. Aug. 8, 1969 on the moon. Special York City. Salt Lake City, Utah in 1909 with horse issue July 4, 1969 Neil Armstrong First man on the drawn carriages waiting page 288, Pittsburg, PA Moon. Our Trip to the moon, the Astronauts write Union Station was first built in the 1850’s page 275, their own story Aug. 22, 1969. Chicago’s first station was built in 1848 page 222. _72. 3 books on Man in Space = American Astronaut _62. 50 Misc. Railroad magazines, 1970’s, 1980’s, 1990’s. Photography 1862‐1972 = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 x 13 ½, 128 pages, this book has more than 120 pictures. _63. Railroads, Trains, and Train People in American NASN Astronauts Photograph the Earth Orbit = Culture = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 186 pages. The Early Days (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 x 12, 224 pages, some amazing 1763‐1860, The Underground Railroad and the Civil pictures. We Came in Peace = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¼ x War 1850‐1865 page 42, Advertisements for 11, 78 pages, the story of man in Space. Escaped slaves page 44, The move West 1865‐1900 page 55, Train robberies page 63, A Number of _73. Frank Leslies Illustrated History of the Civil War = people lost their lives building the rails on (H.C.) 11 ½ x 16, 512 pages copyright 1894. Most velocipede handcars page 78, Strife was everywhere important events of the conflict between the States, page 94. an authentic pictorial history of the war. Sketches of army life – weighing out rations page 493. The _64. 2 newspapers = Patriot News Harrisburg, PA July 29, spine has a tear and a few pages are missing from 1962 & July 30, 1961. The worst train wreck in the front of the book. central PA history killed 24 baseball fans and 120 others en route to a Philly – Pirates game at _74. Harpers Pictorial History of the Civil War = (H.C.) Philadelphia aboard a nine car baseball special, some with (D.J.) 11 x 15, 836 pages, by Alfred H. Guernsey. people were thrown into the river. PUC to take hand 1,000 scenes, maps, plans, and portraits. The in sifting wreck. invasion of Gettysburg, PA page 501, field hospital and Negro quarters page 752, the death of Lincoln _65. 10 Railroad Magazines 1970’s = Chicago Locomotive page 781. Builder page 26 in March 1973. India still has 9,000 active steam locomotives July 1972. Lots of railroad _75. The Civil War Extra = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 ¼ x 15, 310 stories. pages copyright 1975. Taken from the pages of Charleston Mercury and The New York Times. 1861‐ _66. 10 Railroad Magazines of the 1970’s more train 1865, four bloody years left more than 600,000 stories. soldiers dead. Draft Riots in New York City page 193‐195. End of spine has a bump. _67. 15 Railroad Magazines, 1960’s & 1970’s, A few covers missing. _76. Frank Leslies Illustrated History of the Civil War = (H.C.) 11 ½ x 16, 512 pages reprint 1975, copyright _68. 13 Railroad Magazines, 1950’s, 1960’s, 1970’s. A few 1894. Most important events of the conflict between covers missing. the States, an authentic pictorial history of the war. Sketches of army life – weighing out rations page _69. 4 items of Space magazines = A Tribute to America’s 493. The spine has a tear and a few pages are Space Heroes A collector’s edition. Space Horizons a missing from the front of the book. collector’s copy, a complete story of America’s space program, we will be the first to the moon, a _77. 3 book series = Rebels and Yankees = 10 ¼ x 13 ½, story on Cape Kennedy page 14, Touchdown on the each book is (H.C.) with (D.J.) 256 pages. The Moon, step by step and minute by minute with Battlefields tells the stories of 13 of the most charts and photos for this incredible journey. Look important battles of the war; each page has a Magazine special issue copyright 1969, painting photograph or a map. The Fighting Men explains life inside front cover by Norman Rockwell (very in camp, their uniforms, and weapons. The interesting magazine) if you like the moon and space Commanders seeks to explain the officers own stories. experiences and points of view how the war was waged. _70. A box of Man on the Moon New York’s Picture newspaper July 21, 1969. Newark Sunday News July _78. 6 book series = The Image of War 1861‐1865 = (H.C.) 13, 1969, Man on the Moon. New York News. Family with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, by the National Historical Weekly July 13, 1969 and more newspapers. Society – Volumes 1 through 6 (very good condition) after the 6th volume was finished the National _71. 9 Life Magazines, all pertaining to moon landings & Historical Society had spent 10 years, traveled space flight. Sept. 2, 1957 page 19 A journey no man 30,000 miles crossed the Atlantic to England and the Pacific to Australia to locate 150,000 original incident in Gettysburg where Mr. Gordon was dying war images which more than 4,000 were selected and his wife nursed him back to health page 465. to use in this set, each volume has more than 650 pictures (an unbelievable set of the Civil War). _86. The Civil War in the Words of Grant and Lee = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 12, 400 pages. These 2 commanders _79. Thirty Years After = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 ¼ x 14, 320 came face to face 1864‐1865 during the long pages, by Edwin Forbes he was born in New York campaign to take the Confederate capitol of City in 1839 and was a staff artist for Frank Leslie’s Richmond. Illustrated newspaper, he traveled with the federal army from the battle of Cross Keys in 1862 to the _87. 3 books = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, page count 140 – 200 – siege of Petersburg in 1864 (Edwin seen it all) 100. Pictorial Encyclopedia of Civil War Medical Instruments & Equipment vol. 1 = (10th printing _80. The Confederate Soldier in the Civil War = (H.C.) 11 1996) Embalming page 42, wooden splint page 73. ½ x 16, 480 pages, The Election and inauguration of Civil War Supply Catalogue = Saddles, food & Hon. Jefferson Davis of Mississippi page 15, The rations, mess equipment, games, arms & Confederate States of America page 19, Inaugural ammunition. Schuyler, Hartley, & Graham address of President Jefferson Davis page 34, Illustrated catalogue of Civil War military goods. departure of President Jefferson Davis and cabinet from Richmond, VA and the last days of the _88. 4 books Time‐Life = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 x 10, 168 Confederate Treasury page 318. pages each. Atlanta, Antietam, Gettysburg, First Manassas. _81. The Civil War = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 12, 800 pages, Reference including a chronology of events, an _89. 3 books on Gettysburg = Field Surgeon at encyclopedia, and the memories of Grant and Lee Gettysburg = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 120 pages, a with more than 1,000 illustrations in addition to 60 memorial account of the medical Unit of the 32nd maps and plans in full color, a picture of slaves Massachusetts Regiment. A Strange and Blighted arriving at Key West, FL in 1860 page 7, Federal Land, Gettysburg = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 434 pages (signed by reconnaissance balloon at the battle of Seven Points the author). Gettysburg, the Pivotal Battle of the 1861 page 615, Gettysburg battle page 693. Civil War = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 298 pages, the most important battle Americans have ever fought. _82. 4 books = Civil War Library = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 ¼ x 11, each book has 6 4pages. Trivia who was the _90. Mathew Brady Historian with a Camera = (H.C.) youngest and the oldest? The tallest. The Generals with (D.J.) 9 x 12, 244 pages, 100’s of pictures that roughly 1,000 men North and South rose to one of Brady took. several grades of Generals rank. Weapons America sent nearly 3 million of its sons into the Army and _91. Chronicle of the Civil War = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x into the hands were placed these advanced weapons 12, 400 pages, illustrated with more than 350 maps, of that time. The Soldiers this book looks at their photographs, and paintings followed by the daily routine, from drill and camp chores to the encyclopedia which has more than 1,000 entries and meals they ate, the songs they sang, the games they 350 biographies of major Civil War figures. played, the rules they broke and the punishments they paid. _92. 4 books of Gettysburg = Peoples Pictorial edition The Blue and Gray = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 168 pages. Witness _83. Civil War Newspapers = (reprint) 3 Northern and 3 to Gettysburg = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 274 pages. Southern New York Times, Charleston Daily Courier, Gettysburg = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 308 pages. Gettysburg, a Daily Richmond Examiner, The Charleston Mercury, Test of Faith = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 694 pages, The New York Herald, New York Tribune. a detailed day by day record of the battle.

_84. 3 books Time‐Life = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x 11, 312‐320 _93. Campaigns of Wheeler and his Calvary 1862‐1865 = pages each. Arms and Equipment of the (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, copyright 1899. Front cover and Confederacy from Flags, to Saddles, etc., Arms and spine loose, pages intact. Equipment of the Union from Flags, to Saddles, etc., Illustrated Atlas of the Civil War. _94. Pobie Gazette Extra = (laminated) complete pictorial history of the assassin and his crime. _85. Campfires and Battlefields = (H.C.) 10 x 13 ½, 534 pages, copyright 1960. Sherman’s forages on a _95. The Underground Railroad = (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 10, 812 Georgia plantation, picture of stealing pigs page 430, pages (reprinted) by William Still. The Slave‐hunting fun in camp page 458, humorous incidents of the tragedy in Lancaster County in September 1851, war page 455, war humor in the South page 459, an treason at Christiana page 360. Slave trader is foiled page 281. The fugitive slave Bill of 1850 page 355. Address 196‐199, more cartoons of Lincoln and Henry Box Brown was shipped to Philadelphia in a Grant page 215. Within an hour 7,000 Union men box page 67. Escape of a young slave mother page were killed at Cold Harbor page 218. Campaign 152. Escaping in a chest page 289. This book is full of cartoons page 227. slaves escaping, some markings in pages. _105. 50th Anniversary Commemorative Edition World _96. The Photographic History of the Civil War = (H.C.) War II = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 ½ x 14 ¾, 400 pages. with (D.J.) 8 x 11, 338 pages. 100’s of pictures of the Over 1,350 photographs. Pearl Harbor the U.S. goes Civil War. to War page 106. The Atomic Bomb page 380. The Nuclear Holocaust page 382. Final Surrender age _97. 11 books Time‐Life = (H.C.) 9 x 11, each book has 384. 176 pages. Tenting Tonight, Lee Takes Command, First Blood Fort Summer to Bull Run, Gettysburg the _106. 2 books = Volume 2 Fighting Men of World War II Confederate High Tide, Battle for Atlantic Sherman Allied Forces = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x 12, 384 pages by Moves East, Twenty Million Yankees, Decoying the David Miller. We see a broad range of equipment Yanks, Brother Against Brother, Spies, Scouts and that was used every day: mess tins, water bottles, Raiders, The Coastal War, The Killing Ground. X medical kits, radios, binoculars, goggles, pistols, library books. rifles, bayonets, hand grenades, flamethrowers, mortars and lots more. Volume 1 Fighting Men of _98. Abraham Lincoln the Prairie Years and the War World War II Axis Forces = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 384 Years = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 640 pages. pages, equipment used by Germany, Japan, Italy, Readers Digest illustrated Edition, over 200 and the other Axis Forces. authentic photographs, oil paintings, cartoons, and original maps; this is one of the better written _107. World War II Chronicle = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 11, Lincoln books. 512 pages. German children barter and beg page 467, Truman says Russia set off Atomic blast page _99. Lincoln’s Own Yarns and Stories = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 416 463, Atomic fire page 453, Hiroshima and Nagasaki pages by Colonel Alexander K. McClure. A complete 25,000 people were killed page 452, a column of collection of the funny and witty anecdotes that smoke and debris rose as high as Mount Everest made Lincoln famous as a great American storyteller, rose into the sky. And lots more, 100’s of this book is full of belly laughs. photographs.

_100. 2 books = volume 1 Abraham Lincoln the Prairie _108. The Holocaust We Must Never Forget = (H.C.) with Years = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 480 pages, volume 1 and volume (D.J.) 8 ¼ x 11 ½, 184 pages, Concentration Camps 2 Abraham Lincoln and the War = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 656 page 71, a picture of the entrance. pages. _109. The Holocaust = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 768 pages by Nora _101. Lincoln His Life in Photographs = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x Levin. The destruction of European Jewry 1933‐1945 12, 160 pages by Steffan Lorant. Over 400 pictures the murder of six million Jews. Hitler page 28, also including more than 100 portraits of Lincoln, some photographs. never listed. The cabin where he was born page 17. _110. Hitler’s Wartime Picture Magazine by Signal = (H.C.) _102. Lincoln’s Mothers a Story of Nancy and Sally Lincoln with (D.J.), 8 ¾ x 12, Signal was the widely circulated = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8, 410 pages by Dorothy magazine in Europe during the World War II, Signal Clarke Wilson. “All that I am” said Lincoln “I owe to was distribute in 20 languages between 1940‐1945 my angel Mother.” Which mother he was once and the circulation reached 3 million in 1943, it is a asked. “Both” he replied. A very interesting book living record of the force of Nazi propaganda (an on his bringing up. unusual book).

_103. The Story of Young Abraham Lincoln = (H.C.) 5 ½ x 7 _111. 2 books Hitler’s Wartime Picture Magazine by Signal ¾, 226 pages by Wayne Whipple copyright 1915. = years of Triumph 1940‐1942 = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ Pages are all included but a few are loose in the x 12, This book concentrates on the glory years of center. Hitler’s conquests, Signal camera men were there to record these years of triumph, unbelievable _104. Lincoln A Picture Story of His Life = (H.C.) 9 ½ x 12 ½, photographs that were not published before. Hitler’s 336 pages by Steffan Lorant. Why a beard? Page Wartime Picture Magazine by Signal = years of 114. The Baltimore Plot page 120. Willie Lincoln dies Retreat 1943‐1944 = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x 12. This page 147. Emancipation Proclamation page 162. book (years of retreat) is the living record of the Cartoons of Lincoln page 168‐169. The Gettysburg decline and fall of the Third Reich. _112. Hitler’s Propaganda Machine = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x 1930’s and 1940’s. Read about the Olympic Games 12, 192 pages. Books that did not conform with Nazi in 1936 page 72, and much more. ideology were burned, mass rallies were staged in Berlin, this book has 100’s of photographs of _123. Waffen SS an Illustrated History = (H.C.) with (D.J.) Hitler’s Propaganda and one of the most interesting 10 ¼ x 14 ¼, 192 pages by Adrian Gilbert. Waffen SS books I read on Hitler. was the most feared combat force during the Third Reich, over 350 photographs are listed. Birth of the _113. The Hitler File A Social History of Germany and the Waffen SS page 8. Nazis 1918‐1945 = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 374 pages by Frederic V. Grumfield. Lots of color posters _124. 2 books = The Third Reich Memoirs = (H.C.) with of Deutschland in German, 100’s of pictures of (D.J.) 6 ½ x 9, 128 pages by Michael Berwick. This Hitler, Last days of Hitler page 333. book traces the rise and fall of the Third Reich. Inside the Third Reich = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 596 pages _114. The Psychopathic God, Adolf Hitler = (H.C.) with by Albert Speer. (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 482 pages by Robert GL. Waite. A lot of history from his younger days. _125. Pearl Harbor signed by Author = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 12 x 11, 160 pages by Ernest Arroyo. The entire raid _115. Adolf Hitler = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 1036 pages lasted an hour and 50 minutes come in 2 by John Toland. This is a monumental biography with concentrated waves, here we have almost 200 extensive research. Also photographs included. dramatic images of this event. Air Raid Pearl Harbor, this is not a drill page 32. Arial views of Pearl Harbor _116. Hitler’ Secret Bankers = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9 ¼, 262 page 17‐18, at the time of the attack nearly half of pages by Adam Lebor. The myth of Swiss neutrality the U.S. Pacific Fleet was in Pearl Harbor. Another during the Holocaust, millions of dollars deposited Arial view page 21, U.S. casualties December 7, decades ago in good faith by Jews who were to die in 1941 killed 2388, wounded 1368, see page 157 for the Nazi genocide. 200 million to 400 million where all the damage. or what happened? _126. Pearl Harbor the Day of Infamy, an Illustrated _117. Hitler’s Last Gamble = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, History = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 x 10, 176 pages by Dan 566 pages by Trevor N Dupuy. The Battle of the Van Der Vat. In less than 2 hours 2390 Americans Bulge. December 1944 – January 1945, photographs were dead, 19 warships were sunk or damaged. Six included. airfields were bombed and the U.S. was at war (another remarkable book). _118. Der Fuchrer Hitler’s Rise to Power = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8, 788 pages by Konrad Heiden. Copyright _127. Pearl Harbor 50th Anniversary Special Edition = 1944. (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x 12, 192 pages by Associated Press. More than 100 photos, some never before _119. 2 books = The Last Days of Hitler = (H.C.) with (D.J.) published. 5 ½ x 8, 254 pages by H.R. Trevor – Roper. Hitler’s Mistakes = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 174 pages by _128. 3 books = Pearl Harbor, Why, How, Fleet Salvage Ronald Lewin. New insights into what made Hitler and Final Appraisal = (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ¾, 376 pages by tick. Naval History Division. The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 202 pages by _120. The Dictators Hitler’s Germany, Stalin’s Russia = Rear Admiral Robert A. Theobald. Pearl Harbor (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 1/4x 9 ½, 850 pages by Richard Collector’s Edition = (P.B.) 11 x 9, 34 pages by Overly. Stalin and Hitler: Paths to dictatorship page National Geographic. 1, the art of ruling page 54, military Superpower page 441. _129. The Fall of Japan The Atomic Bomb = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 308 pages by William Craig. The _121. 2 books = How Hitler could have won World War II tumultuous events of the final weeks of World War II = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9 ¼, 338 pages by Devin in the Pacific when Japan had to choose between Alexander. Hitler VS. Roosevelt = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 surrender and total annihilation, photographs and ½ x 8 ½, 304 pages by Thomas A. Bailey & Paul B. maps. Ryan. _130. 2 books = Hiroshima (P.B.) 4 x 7, 116 pages by John _122. The Third Reich Day by Day = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x Hersey. Hiroshima = (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 118 pages by 11, 192 pages by Christopher Ailsby. You can see Alfred A. Knopf. Hitler and his government administered the 80,000,000 inhabitants of the Third Reich during _131. The Complete Book of U.S. Fighting Power = (H.C.) Allies’ War on Germany September 4, 1939. Hawaii with (D.J.) 10 ¼ x 14, 504 pages. 657 photographs, and Guan Bombed December 8, 1941. Roosevelt Refueling in mid‐air provides the SR‐71 unlimited says we’ll win December 10, 1941. Nazis Surrender range page 83. Sea Power = radars and surveillance end European War May 8, 1945. Peace, Truman systems page 456. Submarine page 461‐492. Aircraft Announces Japan Surrender, ends fighting, August carriers page 314‐335. 15, 1945.

_132. Almanac of America’s War = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ½ x _140. The American Past = (H.C.) 9 x 12, 476 pages by 14 ½, 192 pages from 1521 to 1989. Roger Butterfield. A history told with the aid of a 1,000 pictures, paintings, cartoons, engravings, and _133. Page One, the New York Times = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 drawings. A portfolio of Cartoons in color, x 15. Major events 1920‐1987 as presented in The cartoonists drew Uncle Sam in various costumes New York Times. A lot of Hitler news, Russians start from 1834 and on, but the shaping of Uncle Same their invasion of Finland November 1939, Japan into a Nation’s permanent symbol was done in the captures Bataan and 36,000 troops April 1942, 3,000 years from 1870 to 1900 these pages of 292‐311 are planes smash French coast December 1943, very good, The Underground Railroad page 137, The Bombers hit Empire State building setting it afire at gold diggers plus lots more approximately 1,000 the 79th floor July 1945, First Atomic Bomb dropped pictures. on Japan equal to 20,000 tons of TNT August 1945, Atomic bombs made in 3 hidden cities. _141. Acts of Congress = (H.C.) 4 ½ x 7 ½, front cover Assassination of Truman foiled in gun fight missing. An Act making alteration in the Flag of the November 2, 1950. United States page 5 approved January the 13, 1794. An Act to establish the Post Office and Post _134. The Making of The Atomic Bomb (P.B.) 6 x 9, 884 Roads within the United States (it goes to name the pages by Richard Rhodes, copyright 1986. roads and court houses where the Post Offices will be) page 36 to 59, Speakers of the house was _135. 16 magazines = History of the 20th Century = (P.B.) 9 Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg, George Washington x 12, Hitler and his henchmen chapter 48 page 1325, was President and this was approved on May 8th German Cartoons about Hitler, The first inmate of 1794. An Act laying duties on license for selling Oranienburg concentration camp and this SA captors wines and foreign distilled spirituous liquors by retail 1933 page 1343, Sport in the 1930’s, Hitler’s page 76. An Act authorizing a loan of 2 million Olympics, Hitler’s Germany page 1375, dollars approved December 18th 1794 page 138. And Assassination of President Kennedy page 2562. page 443 John Adams President of the U.S.A. has written a peace treaty and friendship to the said _136. 12 books = Ballantine Illustrated History of World states and Kings, Chiefs and Warriors of the Creek War II = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, Panzer Division the Mailed Nation of Indians with the words following on page Fist, B‐17 Flying Fortress, German Secret Weapon 443 to 453 and signed by John Adams on 18th March Blueprint for Mars, Spitfire, Tank Force Allied 1797 (this is a very unusual book where you can read Armor in World War II, Barrage the Guns in Action, some of the first laws) THIS IS AN ORIGINAL BOOK. Kursk the Clash of Armour, Breakout Drive to the Seine, D‐Day Spearhead of Invasion, The Guns _142. The Reports of the Resolutions of the Court = 4 ½ x 1939‐45, Luffwaffe, Their Finest Hour, the Story of 7 ½, copyright 1718, (both covers missing) pages all the Battle of Britain 1940. intact, spine split in half.

_137. Flames across the Susquehanna = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, _143. History of Lancaster County = (H.C.) 5 x 8, copyright 265 pages by Glenn Banner (signed by author). A 1844 by I. Daniel Rupp. A brief sketch of the early story of 1862‐63 of the Underground Railroad of history of Lancaster Co. from the earliest Columbia and the burning of Columbia Bridge. settlements in PA to the first settlements made within the present limits of Lancaster Co. page 2. The _138. 2 books = Desert Storm The War in the Persian Gulf Omish (meaning Amish) page 457. Good condition. = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 x 11, 232 pages. The Eyewitness History of the Vietnam War 1961 ‐ 1975 = (H.C.) _144. History of the Counties Berks and Lebanon = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x 12, 210 pages by the Associated Press. 5 x 8, copyright 1844 by I. Daniel Rupp, cover in good condition. Containing a brief account of the _139. 12 Philadelphia Inquirer Newspapers from 1939 to Indians, Conrad Weiser history on page 195, 1945, some of the headlines = Millions of Germans Delaware Indians divided in different tribes page 17, surrender in Italy. 70,000 quit in Nazi Capitol May 3, The Regina girl that was captured by the Indians 1945. Invasion mighty Allied Armies land in France; story on page 319. Fleet, planes, Chutists battling Nazis June 6, 1944. _145. History and Topography of Northumberland, the counties of Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Centre, Union, Columbia, Juniata, and Clinton Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Schuylkill, lots of Counties PA = (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8 ½, copyright 1847, Indian history and road history. compiled by I. Daniel Rupp. The aborigines or Indians, Pennsylvania settled, purchase made from _151. The Centennial History of the United States = (H.C.) the Indians, The Germans, the Irish or Scotch‐Irish, 6 x 9 ¼, 1,092 pages, copyright 1874 by James D. Indian massacres in 1744, 1754, 1755, 1780, clearing McCabe. Over 500 illustrations, a fold – out picture lands page 375 tells how the Settlers cleared the of the machinery Hall International Exhibition May woods. 10th to November 10th 1876 at Philadelphia PA, (lots of pull out pictures). Scene in the New York Stock _146. History and Topography of Dauphin, Cumberland, Exchange during the panic of 1873 page 895. Front Bedford, Adams, and Perry Counties = (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8 cover loose, spine intact, front few pages loose. ¼, copyright 1846 by I. Daniel Rupp. Census of 1830 & 1840 of each township in Dauphin Co. How many _152. Pictorial History of America = (H.C.) 6 x 9 ¼, 798 sawmills, Tanneries, horses & mules, tons of hay, pages by John Frost copyright 1850. The Pilgrims of pounds of wool, and bushels of Rye, sheep, and New England page 216. Persecution of the swine. They show every township and the count, Anabaptists and Quakers in New England page 288‐ page 217. 298. Condition of New England in 1700 page 373, 10’s of illustrations (loose front cover with spine). _147. 4 book set = History of Lancaster County Pennsylvania, Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 = (H.C.) 7 ¾ x 10 ½, _153. The Great Rebellion A History of the Civil War = copyright 1924. Volume 1 has history of Intercourse (H.C.) 6 x 9, Volume 1, 506 pages copyright 1864 by and Gordonville on page 147. Also mentions J.T. Headley. Lots of full page illustrations. The Weavertown on page 149. The population of Indians take part in the rebellion page 213, a fine Leacock Township in 1880 was 2,142, in 1900 it was detailed book (spine loose but included). 2,122, in 1910 it the count was 1,988 and in 1920 Leacock Township had 2,004 inhabitants, almost on‐ _154. Pictorial Life of George Washington = (H.C.) 6 x 9, half of these reside in Intercourse and Gordonville 588 pages, copyright 1847 by J. Frost LLD (front village. Volume 2 has some Amish history of those cover loose). A complete history of the 7 years war, separated from the parent body, some names C.L. The Revolutionary War, the formation of the federal Kauffman, Gideon Stoltzfus, Samuel Lantz, Jacob constitution, and the administration of Washington, Umble on page 730. Of the State banks of PA, 57 100 illustrations. entered the National system in 1864‐1865 and in 1867 only 6 remained in PA, page 913. _155. The Documentary History of the State of New York = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 1216 pages, copyright 1850 (volume _148. The Story of Berks County PA = (H.C.) 5 ¾ x 8, 254 3). Champlain’s Expedition to Northern and western pages, copyright 1913. Conrad Weiser’s grave New York 1609‐1615 his day to day experiences with Womelsdorf, PA page 51. Penn’s treaty with the the Indians. First settlement of New York by the Indians page 35. Early attempt to make homes page Dutch page 52, papers relating to New York City 29, Oley Township and early history page 192. page 395, the seal of New York city 1686, Original survey of the North side of Wall Street December _149. 5 volume set = Our Times = (H.C.) 6 x 9, copyright 16, 1685, page 405. First settlement of Newburgh 1926 to 1933. Volume I the turn of the century 1900‐ Orange County page 359, Slaves in Ulster Co. 1755, 1904, White Mountain freezer Ad page 285, L.A. names of Masters and Mistress then the names of California in 1890‐1925 page 377. Changing styles in Slaves page 845 to 868. License to build a church for women’s dresses 1900‐1925 page 387, cigar the Mohawks page 916. Relative to a Quakers production 1900‐1925 page 410, The 1st refrigerator meeting at Hempstead and the petition of the – car, The meat wagons of 1890’s page 420, The last Quakers May 26, 1679 page 999, A case of Quakers horse drawn fire engine of Washington D.C. page marriage page 1001, Reasons for passing the law 425, The coming of good roads page 495, a lot of against the motariane residing among the Indians happenings in this 5 volume set, listed above is only page 1022, Enrollment of the people called Quakers a few out of volume 1, space would not allow to pick page 1027. Rev. John Taylor’s missionary tour out the highlights of 5 volumes, but there are 100’s through the Mohawk and Black river Counties page and 100’s of illustrations on whatever you could 1107, this book has some fold‐out maps and think of and stories to go with it. illustrations, some of these maps are very early. Spine has a few tears. _150. 3 Volume set of Southeastern Pennsylvania History = (H.C.) 8 x 10 ½, copyright 1943. In 1873 the year of _156. 3 books = Pennsylvania History = (P.B.) 6 x 9, severe yellow fever page 249 in vol. 3. History of quarterly journal of the PA Historical Assoc. 1957. The Baltimore Riots April 1861 page 331, The of the book are 12 pull out blueprints of building Schwenkfelders of PA page 293, Origins of Iroquois the bridge, all measurements with their plans – neutrality, the grand settlement of 1701 page 223, cable tie downs, etc. Also signed by James E. Richt Scalp bounties of PA page 207, Canal engineers page (general manager). 191, Destruction of the Susquehanna bridge at Columbia June 28, 1863, page 48. Emergency troops _164. Eureka = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 248 pages. Eureka an in the Gettysburg Campion page 39. illustrated history of inventions from the wheel to the computer. There are 500 illustrations. The 1870 _157. The Redemption of the Lower Schuylkill = (H.C.) 6 ½ tricycle page 29. First built motorcycle 1885 page x 9 ½, 170 pages copyright 1924 by John Frederick 34. The Bell Aero systems rocket belt powered with Lewis, lots of illustrations. hydrogen peroxide image flying through the air with this page 38. Newcomen’s steam engine 1712 page _158. War Nurses = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 x 10, 106 pages, 71. Food preservation page 105. The first zipper This book starts with the nurses of the Civil War, page 131. Flush toilet 1890 page 144. False teeth Takes of Florence Nightingale and the nurses of the 1880’s page 151. Anesthetics for surgery page 154. Spanish – American War. X‐ray page 157. Early tools start on page 183.

_159. Gaslight New York Revisited = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ½ x _165. 100 Years of Flight = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 12 x 12, 144 9 ½ by Frank Oppel copyright 1989, 468 pages. The pages, Cayley’s 1852 design for a man – carrying New York Police department 1887 page 7, Games of glider page 5. Hydrogen balloons to provide airborne the city street 1904 page 67, The Brooklyn Bridge observation posts for the Union in the Civil War page 1873 page 79 to 100 also includes illustrations, The 5. World greatest aguedduct 1909 page 117, The New York Produce Exchange 1886 page 251, Bowery _166. A Nation Challenged by New York Times = (H.C.) Saturday night 1871 page 299, Hospital Life in New with (D.J.) 240 pages. A visual history of the twin York 1878 page 441, In New York Subway 1909 towers, attack on the Pentagon page 42. page 471. _167. America An Illustrated History = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 _160. 2 books = The Historical Atlas of New York City = x 12, 256 pages, A New World – Birth of a Nation – (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 192 pages by Eric Homberger, a visual Into the West – 100’s and 100’s of photographs, celebration of nearly 400 years of New York History, Dust Bowl page, The Influenza Epidemic of 1918‐ back cover picture of Times Square 1933, very 1919 page 155. Henry Ford 1913 page 147. San interesting early history. The Beautiful Bronx 1920‐ Francisco fire 1906 page 143. Oklahoma Land Rush 1950 = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 192 pages by Lloyd Ultan, page 100. The Yukon Gold Rush page 101. photo album page 53, horse drawn laundry wagon page 54, opening day at Yankee Stadium April 18, _168. The Fifties Chronicle = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 11, 480 1923 page 67. pages. Television, by 1953 there were more than 20 million TV owners plus lots more and nearly 1000 _161. New York in the 19th Century = (P.B.) 9 x 12, 256 photographs and a 1600 item timeline running pages, 317 pictures, from Harpers Weekly and other throughout the book. contemporary sources. Wall Street during the panic of 1884 page 224. The Broad Street panic in 1873 _169. Spill the Story of the Exxon Valdez = (H.C.) with page 222. The Gold Room page 221. New York Times (D.J.) 9 ½ x 10 ½, 64 pages x library book. The building 1888 page 219. Singer Sewing machine Collision, the Exxon Valdez had 53 million gallons of factory page 217. The American Telegraph Co. 1866 oil, the ship is almost 1000 feet long and can travel page 215. New York slaughter shop 1877, New York 15 MPH and takes 3 miles to stop. This ship cost 125 consumed about 10,000 head of cattle a week, The million dollars. American horse exchange page 205. Public schools page 189. This is only a small percent of the stories _170. The Wall Came Tumbling down, the Berlin Wall and listed. Fall of Communism = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 96 pages by Jerry Bornstein. The Berlin crumbled in _162. The Story of New York = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 282 1989 under the pressure of a popular democratic pages by Susan E. Lyman, copyright 1964. Over 100 change, it was started (or built) in 1945 and was pictures, drawings, and photographs of bridges, made of concrete, steel, and barbed wire, it ran for tunnels, and much more. 28 miles through the heart of one of the greatest cities, Berliners whack away at the wall with _163. The Golden Gate Bridge = (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11, 246 pages, hammers and chisels page 29. copyright 1938. Wow, what a bridge. General history, planning, materials, fabrication. At the end _171. 2 books = Special Collection Edition of People Some of the stories are The Attempt to lay the Weekly The Most Intriguing People of the Century = Atlantic Cable 1865 page 231, A Visit to Egypt and (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, 160 pages. Theodore Palestine 1869 page 261, By Train to the Wild West Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Helen Keller, Babe 1881 page 383. Ruth page 43, Ronald Reagan, John Wayne, The Beatles, Charles Lindberg. Time Great People of the _180. Yankees under Steam = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x 12, 252 20th Century = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 186 pages. The best stories on the World of Steam pages. Hitler page 14, Harry Truman, John F. published in “Yankee Magazine” since 1935. The Kennedy page 38, Mother Theresa, Jackie Robinson, oldest steamboat line in the Western Hemisphere Henry Ford page 110‐113, and Albert Einstein. page 168, Cyrus the Great page 133. Titanic Story on page 119, Abraham Lincoln’s Flagship the “River _172. Life, the Greatest Adventures of All Times = (H.C.) Queen” page 110. This book has a lot of good stories with (D.J.) 176 pages. Titanic Obsession page 51 to from the Yankee Magazine. 55, The Race to the North Pole by Robert Peary page 58, The Race to the South Pole Roald Amundson and _181. Above San Francisco = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 14 x 11, 160 Robert Scott page 68, Mount Everest page 79. pages, 8th printing 1996, If you ever wanted to visit San Francisco, now you can do it by air. At least 160 _173. Mount Everest = (H.C.) with (padded cover) 9 ¼ x 12, mostly color pictures, it is truly astounding as all 256 pages. More than 150 people have died on the these pictures were taken by airplane, a true coffee mountain, 1 for every 5 who have reached the table book. summit. Mount Everest is 29,028 feet high page 102. _182. Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of Spirit of St. Louis _174. 2 books = The American People in the Great = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 x 10 ½, 144 pages. On May 21, Depression = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 464 pages by David M. 1927 the 25 year old Charles Lindbergh flew his Kennedy winner of the Pulitzer prize. The Great plane “Spirit of St. Louis” from New York to Paris a Depression = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 388 pages by Robert S. nonstop 33 hour solo (3600 miles) flight across the McElvaine, 1929‐1941. Atlantic, 82 photos.

_175. Crime and Punishment in 18th Century England = _183. 2 books = The Spirit of St. Louis = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 392 pages by Frank ¾ x 8 ½, 498 pages by Charles A. Lindbergh. The Last McLynn. Hero, Charles A. Lindbergh = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 402 pages by Walter S. Ross. _176. 2 books = Justice to All the Story of the Pennsylvania State Police = (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ¾, 380 _184. Lindbergh a Biography = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ¾ x 8 ½, pages by Katherine Mayo, introduction by Theodore 446 pages by Leonard Mosley. Roosevelt, copyright 1920. Horse thieves, robbers, and wrath page 153 to 170. The Philadelphia car _185. The Ford Model A = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 206 pages by strike 6000 employees went on strike page 171. George De Angelis & Edward P. Francis. The 15th Mounted Justice = (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 298 pages by million Ford page 11. The assembly line December Katherine Mayo, copyright 1922. True stories of the 1927 page 15. This book covers almost everything in Pennsylvania State Police. a Model A (a color, upholstery and production facts book). _177. 2 books = The Hudson = (H.C.) 7 x 10, 342 pages by Carl Carmer. The Fatal Hudson River steamboat race _186. 3 items = Mr. Ford – What Have You Done? = (H.C.) page 225. Lots of illustrations, the dramatic story of 5 ½ x 8 ¾, 80 pages by Edwace Keller. The Peace Ship the Hudson River and its people from the 1500’s to Story page 22. In 1922 Ford had 184,126 employees the present. The Potomac = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 x 10, page 67. The National Geographic Magazine 344 pages by Frederick Gutheim, the dramatic story October 1923. Lots of scenes of Ford factory big of Washington river from the days of the Indians to equipment throughout the shop, page 387 shows a the present. The Tobacco Civilization page 54 to 84. press that makes brake drums, page 390 a Preacher and his Pulpit. Model T Times September – October _178. Pirates, Predators of the Sea = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ 1960. x 9 ¾, 240 pages by Angus Konstam. You can read about Captain Kidd, Blackbeard, Thomas Tew, and _187. The Peace Ship = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9 ½, 368 pages even today pirates regularly attack ships. A lot of by Barbara S. Kraft. Henry Ford’s Pacifist Adventure maps and illustrations. in the 1st World War, Henry Ford’s intentions were to stop World War I. _179. William Russell Special Correspondent of “The Times” = (H.C.) with (slip case) 6 ¾ x 9 ¾, 426 pages. _188. Pennsylvania 1776 = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 380 Citizenship and Naturalization. Vol. 5 English Health pages by Penn State University 1975. The Indians Practices. Vol. 6 Home Sweatshops, Italians. Vol. 7 page 70. The Early Settlers page 80. Crime and Japanese. Vol. 8 Mexicans. Vol. 9 Population – Punishments in the 18th Century page 171. Ducking Schools. Vol. 10 Scotch Irish – West Indies. stools were used to test the innocence of women accused of witchcraft page 170. Amish farmers page _196. PP&L, 75 Years of Powering the Future = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 105. A PA physician in 1776 page 225. Saur’s 10 ¾, 424 pages. An illustrated history of songbook and the Martyr’s Mirror printed in 1776 Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. The birth of PP&L page 272. Co. can be reliably dated to June 4, 1920. Early gas companies in central eastern PA page 16. The _189. We Interrupt This Broadcast = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ½ Susquehanna Boom Company, log rafting in the late x 10 ½, 168 pages. The New York Times bestseller. 1700’s page 23. Holtwood dam photo before 1910 The Hindenburg Explodes page 2. Pearl Harbor page 72. The time of the trolley in the Lehigh Valley. under attack page 6. Atomic Bomb page 22. Kennedy Lots of early history. Assassinated page 48. Man Walks on Moon page 68. Berlin Wall Crumbles page 110. Flight 880 Explodes _197. The Johnstown Horror or Valley of Death = (H.C.) 5 over Atlantic page 140. Lee Harvey Oswald ¼ x 7 ¾, 504 pages by James Herbert Walker, Assassinated page 54. This book has some water copyright 1889. Cover loose (otherwise good stain on pages, 2 discs included in book which are condition) (also see notes in lot #207). live broadcasts of each happening. _198. Complete Story of the San Francisco Horror by the _190. 2 books = Philadelphia Quakers 1681 – 1981 = (P.B.) Survivors and Rescuers = (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 9 ¼, 408 pages 8 ½ x 10 ¾, 132 pages. Lots of history on the by Rt. Rev. Samuel Fallows, copyright 1906. Quakers. Congress and the Quakers page 48, and orders the leaders arrested page 54, Quakers and _199. Horror of Tornado, Flood and Fire = (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 8 ¾, slavery page 88. Quakers Courageous = (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 8 204 pages by Frederick E. Drinker, copyright 1913. ¼, 158 pages by Ruth Taber Whittlesey. Vivid description of the Hurricane and Terrible Rush of Water. Immense destruction of Dwellings, _191. Custer’s Prelude to Glory = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 x 12, Business Houses, Churches and loss of 1000’s of 280 pages. This is a story of Custer’s 1874 expedition human lives (very good condition). Memorial to the Black Hills of South Dakota. The Custer Edition. contingent consisted of over 1000 men of the military, a new Gold Country page 215. This 2 month _200. Martinique and the World’s Great Disasters = (H.C.) long trip is described by 5 newspaper reporters. 6 ½ x 9, 432 pages (spine torn, back cover loose) copyright 1902 by Trumbull White. A comprehensive _192. The Custer Myth = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, 414 account of the terrible calamity that befell the Isle of pages, this book has four parts with many the Caribbean Sea, stricken by volcanic fires. photographs, maps, and other illustrations. This explains what actually occurred on the afternoon of _201. The Raging Sea = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 288 pages by Dennie June 25, 1876. M. Powers. The powerful account of the worse Tsunami in U.S. history. On Good Friday 1864 _193. 2 books = Lewis and Clark Voyage of Discovery = Crescent City California was preparing for the Easter (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 x 9 ¾, 256 pages by National weekend. On March 27, 1964 at 7:36 an 8.4 Richter Geographic Society. In the Footsteps of Lewis and magnitude earthquake (one of the largest shocks Clark = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 x 10, 216 pages by Gerald ever recorded in North America) struck near the S. Snyder (1970). Gulf of Alaska, 75 miles east of Anchorage and 55 miles west of the coastal part of Valdez, slamming _194. 8 books = The Life History of the United States = into Crescent City, California. (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11. The Sweep Westward 1829 – 1849. The Union Surrendered 1849 – 1865. Steel and _202. The Great Galveston Disaster = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 536 Steam 1877 – 1890. Reaching for the Empire 1890 – pages. Copyright 1900 by Paul Lester (very good). 1901. The Progressive Era 1901 – 1917. Boom & Illustrated. Bust 1917 – 1932. New Deal & War 1933 – 1945. The Age of Change from 1945. These books are from _203. The Johnstown Flood = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, Time and Life and have padded covers. 302 pages by David G. McCullough, copyright 1968. May 31, 1889 roaring down from the mountains a _195. 10 books = American Immigration = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, wall of water (in some places 70 feet high) smashed Vol. 1 The Story of American Immigration. Vol. 2 through Johnstown, PA killing over 2000 men, Ellis Island. Vol. 3 Abolitionist Newspapers. Vol. 4 women, and children (also see notes in lot #207). _204. Storm Kings = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, by Lee _214. Blizzard = (P.B.) 8 x 10, 136 pages, a map showing Sandlin, copyright 2013. The untold story of the path of 2 storms that produced the great blizzard America’s first tornado chasers. of 1888 page 52. A plow pulled by 10 horses page 58. Firemen and horses strain to haul this fire engine _205. Story of the Great Flood and Cyclone Disaster = to a blaze page 81. Shoveling snow onto wagons to (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 318 pages (a few pages missing in haul out of New York City page 86. See the snow back) copyright 1913 by Fred S. Miller. A complete roller on page 98. Spreading dirt so horses have and authentic account of the awful flood of 1913 in better grip page 118‐119. Passenger trains were Ohio and Indiana. trapped with their passengers page 30. Wow! What a story. _206. The San Francisco Earthquake = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 316 pages by Gordon Thomas, copyright 1971. _215. Dark Tide the Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919 The big earthquake came on April 18, 1906 at 5:03 = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 264 pages. On January 15, A.M. 1919 a fifty foot tall steel tank filled with 2.3 million gallons of molasses collapsed on Boston’s waterfront _207. History of the Johnstown Flood = (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 460 with a wave of molasses that traveled 35 MPH pages (illustrated) copyright 1889 by Willis Fletcher claiming the lives of 21 people. Johnson. (notes history of Johnstown) Joseph Johns an Amishman was the first permanent settler in _216. Rebuilding Hope Disaster Response Service = (H.C.) this area, born in Switzerland in 1750 and was with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 11 ¾, 300 pages. Lester and Mark classed as the founder of Johnstown. Beachy from Ohio help to rebuild on page 115. Different chapters on 14 floods and 9 tornados are _208. Worlds’ Greatest Calamities = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 474 listed the CAM and three volunteers helped. pages, illustrated, copyright 1904 by H.D. Northrop. The Baltimore Fire and Chicago Theatre Horror _217. Hurricane Mitch in Central America = (H.C.) 8 ½ x where 100’s of women and children were burned 11, 152 pages. Hurricane Mitch passed through and trampled to death. Also an account of all Great Central America from late October to November Fires for hundreds of years. Good condition. 1998, many bodies were buried where they lay because of concerns of diseases, and others were _209. By Earthquake and Fire = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 446 pages burned. Follow the track of Mitch page 1. The most by Lindley Smyth copyright 1906. A story by eye deadly hurricane to strike the Western Hemisphere witnesses of the awful calamity that left 30,000 in 200 years. 25 inches of rainfall in 6 hours with 75 people homeless. Well illustrated and including inches in some areas. reliable accounts of all Great Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in the Worlds’ history. Very good _218. 3 items = Special Edition 1972 Flood Disaster Scenes condition. = (P.B.) 64 pages. Lebanon Daily News, June 23, 1972. Flood ravages Lebanon County. Lebanon Daily _210. Italy’s Great Horror of Earthquakes and Tidal Waves News Special Collectors Section, June 28, 1972. 12 = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9, 320 pages by Jay Henry Nowbray page on the flood. copyright 1909. Immense loss of life and hundreds of millions of dollars of property destroyed, lots of _219. 2 items = Floods and High Waters of 1936 = (P.B.) 10 illustrations. Spine is loose. x 7, record high water in Harrisburg railroad station. Retaining wall collapsed at Dauphin narrows (Rt. _211. Our National Calamity of Fire, Flood and Tornado = 322), this was an unbelievable flood. Newspaper (H.C.) 6 x 9, 352 pages by Logan Marshall, copyright from the Daily News of Huntington, PA March 18‐ 1913 (spine is loose, some writing inside front and 19, 1936, account of the flood. Flood death is 150 back cover). How the whole nation joined in the with 250,000 people homeless, water climbs higher work and relief. than the 1888 level.

_212. The Great Deluge = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 716 _220. The Wrath of Agnes = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¾, 200 pages. A pages by Douglas Brinkley copyright 2006. Hurricane complete pictorial and written history of June 1972, Katrina of New Orleans and the Mississippi, New flood in Wyoming valley. York Times bestseller. _221. Flood Pennsylvania ‐ 1972 = (P.B.) 8 x 11, 64 pages. _213. 2 books = Volcano = (H.C.) 9 x 11, 174 pages by Time For 6 days in June 1972 heavy rains and flood water – Life. Earthquake = 9 x 11,, 174 pages by Time – battered Pennsylvania in what was called the worst Life, the scourging of San Francisco page 62, some of natural disaster to hit the region (a well designed these pictures just seem unreal. book). _222. Hurricane Diane Drowns Delaware Valley = (P.B.) 8 _230. Disaster from the Pages of The New York Times = ½ x 11. This pictorial record of the great flood (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 x 15 ¼, copyright 1976. With disaster of August 1955 shows it all. Camp Miller is over 140 disasters from 1871 to 1975. The Great wrecked 260 boys are safe, unofficial death toll 72, Chicago Fire page 2. The 1888 Blizzard page 8. what a destruction. Johnstown Flood page 13. San Francisco Earthquake Main Street page 32. The Mine disaster in Illinois in _223. 4 items = Agnes and the Great Flood of 1972. The 1909 page 39. Titanic page 44. Dayton, Ohio flood Sunday Bulletin July 9, 1972. Flood 1972 Souvenir 1913, 3000 lives lost page 48. 1800 down in the Edition a review of the June disaster. The Flood of Eastland’s ship page 62. Griffin, Indiana 950 killed in ’72 in Central PA, area floods from 1810 to present Tornado 1925 page 72. 200 to 400 killed in Florida page 3. The Patriot Evening News Wednesday June hurricane 1928 page 80‐81. 1936 Pittsburg flood 28, 1972, flood edition, 32 pages on the flood. page 100. Hindenburg Explosion 1937 page 106. Army Bomber hits Empire State building 1945 page _224. 6 items = Flood ’72 Souvenir Issue = (P.B.) 32 pages. 137. Eastbound Express train crash page 153. 1000 Millheim Journal Flood Special = August, 1972. The died in capsized ferry page 173. Daily Item July 20, 1972, Special Flood Edition. The Daily Item June 22, 1972, this section includes _231. 4 items on 911 = One Tuesday Morning = (H.C.) with photos and stories from June 22nd to 27th. Panorama (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 622 pages by Karen Kingsbury. An of the Great Flood. interesting story about the Twin Towers. 102 Minutes the Untold Story of the Fight to Survive _225. Misc. newspaper clippings of Agnes Flood 1972. inside the Twin Towers = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 /2 x 9 ½, 322 pages. What We Saw = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ½ x 9 _226. 9 newspapers = Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA ½, 144 pages. CBS News by Dan Rather, CD missing. of February and March 1958 describing the worst New York, September 11 = (H.C.) 9 x 13, 140 pages snow ever, 13 to 21 inches of wet, heavy snow by Magnum Photographers. Full page photos. paralyzed Lancaster County, most farmers unable to move milk. In some instances where the farmers _232. 9 misc. newspapers of the Twin Towers of 911. still used milk cans the dairies were accepting milk. _233. The Search for Lee Harvey Oswald = (H.C.) with _227. 2 books = Natural Disaster = (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11, 160 (D.J.) 9 ½ x 11, 262 pages, copyright 1995 by Robert pages by Readers Digest. Killer volcanoes, Tsunami, J. Gorden. An abnormal childhood page 2. A troubled moving ice, Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Floods, Wild teenager page 12. The counterfeit defector page 38. Fires. Forces of Nature = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 142 pages Lee “Henry” Oswald in Mexico City page 80. The by Time – Life. Meteorites strike twice, clusters of assassination of J. F. K. page 103. This is one of the twisters, Mount St. Helen’s silent blast, and the most detailed books about Lee Harvey Oswald. source of the Nile page 106. The silence of the Niagara, March 29, 1848 the Niagara Falls stopped, _234. 6 magazines = Look, Life, Poet all giving details on J. some thought the end of the world was here page F. K. assassination. 108. The Great White Hurricane March 10, 1888 page 90. The Empire State building is struck by _235. 2 books = There was a President = (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 11 ¼, lightning on an average of 23 times a year page 81 158 pages. A minute by minute account of what the and lots more. nation saw and heard during the four days with the assassination of J. F. K. The Torch is Passed = (H.C.) _228. The Edge of Fire = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 162 10 x 13, 100 pages. The death of President J. F. K. the pages. Over 100 color photos of 10 earthquakes and seventy hours and thirty minute no one will forget. volcanoes. _236. 2 books = Lets Roll = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 318 _229. Great News Photos and Stories Behind Them = pages. 911 United Flight 93. Among the Heroes = (P.B.) 8 x 11, 160 pages. The Wall Street Explosion, a (H.C.) 6 x 9, 288 pages. United Flight 93 and the person planted a bomb in a horse and wagon on passengers & crew who fought back. September 16, 1920 and when it exploded it killed 39 people and injured 400 others page 32. The _237. 1972 Flood Edition, Great Floods of Pennsylvania = Hindenburg Disaster page 72. The Empire State (P.B.) 6 x 9, 88 pages. Pittsburg flood 1907 page 3. building plane crash 1945 page 92. The Atomic Bomb Johnstown flood 1889 page 11. Flood at Harrisburg page 94. Texas City Disaster page 98. Babe Ruth 1936. The 1972 flood page 52. Bows Out page 102. Helen Keller sees the President page 115 and lots more. _238. Life of Sitting Bull and History of the Indians = (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 544 pages, copyright 1891 by W. Fletcher Johnson. An account of the life of the great medicine man and chief Sitting Bull; his tragic death, the Indians page 192. Attacked by the Indians page story of Sioux nation, their manners and customs, 188. Lots of short Indian stories. ghost dances and messiah craze also a complete history of the Sanguinary Indian War 1890‐1891. _248. 3 Indian books by Readers Digest = America’s Lots of illustrations. Spine and cover missing. Fascinating Indian History = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 416 pages. America’s Fascinating Indian _239. Favor the Bold, Custer the Indian Hunter = (H.C.) Heritage = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x 11, 416 pages. with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 242 pages, copyright 1968 by D. Through Indian Eyes = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 400 pages. A. Kinsley. The untold story of Native American people.

_240. Native Americans, The Life and Culture of the North _249. Native Americans = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ½ x 14 ½, American Indians = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ¼ x 12 ¼, 222 112 pages. Over 100 photographs revealing white pages by Norman Bancroft Hunt, 50 full page color Americans attitude toward Native Americans paintings with lots of black & white and color through the turn of the century. photos. _250. Thrilling Adventures among the Indians = (P.B.) 448 _241. The Native Americans = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ¼ x 13 pages. A reprint of the 1851 copyright by John Frost ½, 256 pages. Records show before Columbus came LL. D. Escape of Mrs. Davis from the Indians page 45. to America there were around 5 million Indians and Daring Defeat of a girl during an Assault by the by 1890 it was 250,000. This book is loaded with Indians page 72. Indian cruelty to a prisoner page records, like historical events from tribes and groups 164. A Buffalo hunt page 338. Lots of Indian stories. of Indians. Photographs from 1850 to 1940 with over 1000 tribal artifacts being selected for this _251. Two Little Savages = (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 542 pages by book (it’s quite the book). Ernest Thompson Seton, copyright 1903. Being the adventurer of two boys who lived as Indians and _242. Cowboy and Indians = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ½ x 13, 350 what they learned. pages by Royal B. Hassrich. Over 500 illustrations and early photographs. The Cowboy page 6. Indians, _252. 7 issues = The Country Gentlemen mixed issues men in tribes page 22. Indian Life page 42. Fur 1914 to 1917, lots of early farming stories and early Traders and Frontiersmen page 122. White men advertising. Should a farmer retire at 50? Nov. 10, against Red men page 146. The Wild West page 198. 1917. Is the dairyman a profiteer? Page 3.

_243. The World of the American Indians = (H.C.) with _253. 7 issues = The Country Gentlemen 1916. The oldest (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 10 ¼, 400 pages. The Clash of the Culture agriculture Journal in the world. Apples in a Jersey page 311. Buffalo hunting, Buffalo Bill Cody boasted orchard. Tractor engine troubles. The farmers of 48 kills in 50 minutes, 4,280 in 18 months page market in Roanoke, VA page 16, Dec. 9, 1916. Lots 330. of horses and wagons at the market by 6:00 A.M. during the busy summer months. _244. Curtis Western Indians = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11 ½, 176 pages by Ralph W. Andrews. Sun Dance _254. 2 volumes = Pennsylvania Agriculture and Country Encampment 230 tents of 1898 page 114. Read Life 1640‐1840 by Stephen Fletcher (H.C.) with (D.J.) about the different tribes. 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 606 pages. Land purchases from the Indians, land prices and quit rents, squatter rights, _245. 8 books = Time – Life, 8 ½ x 11. Chronicles of Indian Indian Ag., Pioneer farming, threshing equipment, Life, The Spirit World, Realm of the Iroquois, The haying tools, dung frolies, Conestoga wagon page Mighty Chieftains, The Way of the Warrior, Indians 259, canals, railroads, turnpikes, Susquehanna arks, of the Western Range, Keepers of the Totem, The taxes before 1819 page 308, the farmers’ money, Buffalo Hunters. frolics and bees, mail page 464, Amish page 515. Pennsylvania Agriculture and Country Life 1840‐ _246. Cowboy and Indian Trader = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 1940 = H.C. with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, the plain people ¼, 364 pages by Joseph Schmedding, copyright 1951. page 30, the steam plow, reapers and threshers, In the heart of El Paso, Texas about 1902 page 32. labor conditions 1840‐1910, fertilizer frauds page 11, Mexican farmers page 64. tobacco, the lumber crop, cheese factories, dairy economics 1840‐1900 page 200, butter vs. Oleo page _247. Wild Life among the Red Men = (H.C.) 7 x 9 ½, 254 220, the price of milk, dairy economics 1940, boom pages by Ella Hines Stratton (copyright? old book). times 1900‐1915, poor roads 1840‐1900, motor Story of 2 Indian women page 210. Saved by a transportation, farm debt, the Great Depression, Wedding page 223. Mrs. Rowlandson Captured by remnants of superstition water witch, clothing early years, communications, non‐conformance of Amish water power, measuring the water, etc page 57. schools page 531. How to calculate amount of power page 59.

_255. 8 books = Foxfire = 6 x 9, Vol. 1 = hog dressing, log _260. Fitz Steel Overshoot Waterwheel = (P.B.) 5 x 9, 84 cabin building, planting by signs, hunting tables, pages, copyright 1928. All the tables and snake lore, plain living. Vol. 2 = spinning and information you need to start your own power. weaving, midwifing, burial customs, corn shuckins’, wagon making, ghost stories. Vol. 3 = Animal care, _261. Frick Steel Threshers = (P.B) 8 ½ x 11, 24 pages, hide tanning, butter churns, ginseng, lumber kiln, catalogue no. 76‐A. Frick Co. Inc. Waynesboro, PA. apple butter. Vol. 4 = knife making, wood carving, Specifications of a 22 x 36 thresher, a 28 x 47 wooden sleds, bird traps, horse trading, logging, thresher. A cross section view showing interior water systems, cheese making. Vol. 5 = ironmaking arrangement of the Frick steel thresher page 12‐13. and blacksmithing, horseshoes, gunmaking, black powder, barrel making, flintlock rifles, hunting and _262. Frick Company Repair List January 1, 1912 = (P.B.) 6 trapping, buck fever. Vol. 6 = wooden locks, x 9, 344 pages. List of repairs or extras for “Eclipse” shoemaking, toys and games, stealing corn, engines, saw mills and Landie “Eclipse” threshers. American chestnut. Vol. 7 = ministers, baptisms, Also directions for starting, running and keeping gospel singing, footwashing, snake handling and machinery in order. other religious traditions. Vol. 8 = mule swapping to chicken fighting. _263. Frick Company Thresher Repair List July 1, 1919 = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 9, 108 pages. Price list of repairs or _256. 3 books by Sears Roebuck and Co., copyright 1918‐ extras for threshers, also directions for starting, 1919, 7 ½ x 9 ¼, Farm Machinery = 502 pages, horse running, and keeping machinery in order. drawn work vehicles for the farm, the use and care of harness, the farm tractor, machinery for seeding _264. Directions for Operating and Adjusting the Frick and planting crops, machines for harvesting and Steel Thresher = (P.B.) 5 x 7, 20 pages. Leveling, threshing, Internal‐combustion engines, farmhouse Oiling, Belting, Speed, Cracking grain, causes of equipment. Farm Management = 550 pages, the cracking the grain, to clean oats. farmer and his money, farm records, the farm house, the farm woman, the child on the farm. Soils and _265. Frick Portable Sawmills, Edgers, Trimmers, & Crops = 560 pages, farm soils, how poor soils may be Accessories = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 24 pages. Catalogue improved, commercial fertilizers, home of kitchen no. 75D. The Frick no. 00 belt feed sawmill. No. 01 gardening, how to grow field crops, fruits and how to sawmill, log turner, headlocks, automatic pawl and grow them, plant disease and insect enemies, trip, a double page spread of a no. 0 belt feed rodents that injure crops. sawmill, gang edger, and more (very good condition). _257. American Agriculture 1873 = 1 year monthly farming magazine bound in hard cover (very good condition). _266. Price List of Repairs or Extras (Frick Co.) = (H.C.) 11 Shoeing horse Jan. issue. An American fruit dryer ¾ x 9 ½, 451 pages. Cipher codes page 4, traction March issue page 89. Lots of old advertisements and engine parts illustrated page 5, thresher parts stories about farming, 3 horse hitch page 139. Indian illustrated page 201, sawmill parts illustrated page corn planting page 140. A moving bee for cattle 341, Directions for operating the “Eclipse” traction, page 161. Bee notes for beginners page 169. A portable and stationary engine page 441. Directions steam operated grass mower page 173. for setting up and operating the “Eclipse” circular saw mills page 451. Directions for operating the _258. Seventy Five Years of Progress of Frick Company “Landis Farmers Friend” straw stacker page 449. 1853 to 1928 = 6 x 9, 70 pages, (original copy) no Front cover has a little bit of water stains. copyright. George Frick and the early days of Frick Company. A brief history on how George Frick _267. Ann Arbor “Porcupine” Rotary Hoe, brochure, folds invented the steam engine. One of the first Frick out to 8 ½ x 14 ½, mfg. by the Ann Arbor Machine steam engines page 14, Frick Company organized in Co. Shelbyville, IL. Waynesboro, PA page 20 and much more. _268. 1929 Catalog. The Hudson Machinery & Supply _259. Water‐Power Equipment = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 64 pages. Decatur, IL = (P.B.) 5 x 8, 54 pages. Endless belts Bulletin #10 by Fritz Water Wheel Co. copyright page 3, Steam whistles page 35, anything for the 1941. Turbines to waterwheels dimensions and thresher line, also included is a letter to Isaac M. installation instructions. Power table for turbines Nolt New Holland, PA from 1943 concerning an page 10‐14. Working head of water in feet up to 90 order from Hudson Machinery & Supply Co. feet and 18 inch turbine 236 H.P. how to develop a _269. 1931 Supply Catalog #10 Kellogg‐Smith Inc. with the pipe page 17, to find the right pulley for the Rochester, NY. telephone #1862 = 5 ½ x 8, 48 pages. speed of cutter see page 19. Front cover is torn. Lots of parts for threshers, saw mills and misc. also a pull out list of second hand machinery and prices. _278. Poor Richard Almanac 1912 = 4 ¾ x 7 ¾, 48 pages. (Example) a 20 H.P. Aultman & Taylor traction Page 30 heatstroke and sunstroke. The art of engine in good shape $250.00. An 8 ½ x 10 Frick building page 33. Form of lease or farming on shares traction engine in excellent condition $450.00. Also page 32. Ben Franklin was a farmer, postmaster, and threshers and tractors listed. They also sell Avery philosopher. In 1747 he writes about his farm on steel threshers NEW. page 34. Rates of postage in 1912 page 40. Some signs that never fail page 36. Spraying formulas page _270. J. I. Case Co. Catalog = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ¼, center 28. Curing meat page 27. spread of catalog case 65 H.P. steam engine in color. Case steam engine #1 1869 page 3. From 6 _279. Steam Engine = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 156 pages. Get the H.P. engines to 110 H.P. steam engines. history of how the steam engine came in existence for today. Copyright 1912. A practical guide to the _271. The New Case Threshers = (P.B.) 7 ½ x 10 ¼, a construction, operation, and care of steam engines, booklet about case threshers, new and improved. steam turbines, and their accessories, part 1 and part 2. Back cover hinge is loose. _272. Huber Super Four Tractors & Supreme Threshers = (P.B.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, 40 pages. Information on the home _280. Case Supply Catalog 1925 = 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 44 pages. office and plant in Marion, Ohio. Picture on the Farm equipment plows, riding cultivator and lots Huber tractors and breakdown of the tractors. The more. standard supreme thresher page 23, and also breakaway on page 26. Ink smeared on a few pages. _281. Profit by Better Threshing J.I. Case = (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10 ¾, 32 pages. Rice thresher page 30. Peanut thresher _273. Farm News 1938 by Massey Harris = (P.B.) 7 ½ x 10 page 28‐29. Construction details of case 20 x 28 ½, 36 pages. Read all about Massey‐Harris thresher page 18. A 2 page center spread of the revolutionary 2 plow tractor, the “101”. Picture of Case thresher in color (very good). Page 12 has a challengers twin power with steel wheels page 8. picture of a Case thresher with 1 side removed so All about their tractor plows page 12‐13‐14‐15. that you can see all the working parts. Leader sulky plows page 15. Corn planters pages 20‐ 21. Cotton planters page 22. Stalk cutter page 24. _282. Avery Threshers = (P.B.) 7 ½ x 10, 34 pages. All Wheel guide cultivators page 26. The Massey‐Harris model sizes on pages 4‐11. Why every Avery unit is power drive grain binder page 27. The No. 15 better and simpler pages 12‐27. The new Avery combine page 28‐29. No. 8 hay loader page 31. And capacity combine page 33. much more. _283. The Louden Machinery Co. 1929 Catalog No. 54 = _274. Farm Implement News June 10, 1952 = (P.B.) 8 x 11, (H.C.) 7 ¾ x 10 ¼, 212 pages. Hay carriers, hay forks, 136 pages. John Deere ad page 3. Fairbanks‐Morse this illustrated cut on page 15 shows a center hoist ad page 30‐31. Farm safety stories. New Idea corn barn. The Louden Power Hoist for lifting loose hay picker ad page 85. What’s new page 98‐112. And lots page 22. Grapple hay forks page 24‐25, instructions of stories. on putting up hay carrier tracks page 39. For more than a half century history on Louden page 61. _275. B. F. Gump Co. Thresherman’s Supply Price Book = Louden ventilated barn page 68‐71. Planning the hog (P.B.) 7 x 9 ½, 48 pages. Feed grinders on $26.50 house page 133. Taking the mystery out of page 12. “Norwood” two hole corn sheller $20.60 ventilation page 156‐172. Louden letter carriers, page 11. Lots of parts listed early 1900’s. tracks and switches page 174‐205.

_276. Harris Machinery Co. Catalog No. 45 1930’s = (P.B.) _284. Saw Mill Machinery Catalog B‐26 = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 160 6 x 9, 34 pages. ¾ H.P. associated gasoline engines pages. Any parts you need should be listed here, foot starter $22.50 page 2, a lot of woodworking Howell horizontal hopper cooled gas engine page machinery. 153. Lots of wood working machinery and saw mills.

_277. Case Silo Fillers = (P.B.) 8 x 9, 20 pages. Case silo _285. 1940 Directory of East Lancaster County Towns = fillers meet all requirements page 5. A brief (P.B.) 7 ½ x 11 ½, 16 pages. Bus schedule page 2‐4. specification chart on the 5 sizes of case silo fillers A.L. Kauffman cold storage page 5. Arthur S. Young & page 5. A flexible distributor pipe permits placing the Co. page 5. H.M. Stauffer coal page 4. Hospitals: silage evenly inside the silo, see the cutaway of a silo Bakers Hospital 333 N. Duke Street Lancaster, phone 5101, Osteopathic Physicians Dr. L.M. Yunginger phone 3‐1151 page 12. Telegraph stations page 14. Arbor “Columbia” baler, and the “Porcupine” rotary Trolley schedules page 14. hoe with all the specs.

_286. McCormick – Deering Corn Binder = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 _296. 12 issues of American Power Farmer 1941 = 7 ½ x 10 ¾, 12 pages. A very unusual booklet on the corn ½, This is the third generation of American Thresher binder. Page 3 picture of regular binder and short man, 2nd was Farm Power and now its American binder. Pages 6‐7 has pictures of a McCormick Power Farmer, still lots of ads and stories. Deering 2 row binder (very unusual as I never seen a 2 row McCormick). Page 8‐9 ground drive binders. _297. 4 issues of Small Farmers Journal = 10 ¾ 13 ½, Page 10‐11 pictures of optional equipment, towing McCormick Deering all steel thresher, a reprint of the wagon beside binder with long loader and has a Daniel Hershberger’s original manual for his 22 x 28 release where wagon trails further back. A soybean and 22 x 36 threshing machine page 34‐46 and lots attachment, a special stalk lifter. This booklet is in more. excellent condition. _298. 14 issues of Pennsylvania Farmer 1950’s & 1960’s = _287. 2 issues of Farm Power 1936 = (P.B.) 10 ¾ 13 ½. This January 9, 1960 issue features the State Farm Show magazine started when the American Thresherman with a list of commercial exhibits on page 72‐73. Lots finished their magazine, lots of advertisements on of ads on tractors; A.C. & Oliver, Massy Ferguson, Huber equipment, a story on Case, a story on safety, International, Minneapolis Moline. Purina chows, a windmill Gen. E. rotor free electricity, lots of DeKalb corn, and more. threshing stories. _299. 3 issues of Hoards Dairymen = July 20, 1917. August _288. Booklet = The Airforce Conveyor = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 16 17, 1917. December 26, 1919. The monthly record in pages. These airforce blowers would take the grain California Dairy Cow competition page 1008‐1009. away from the thresh machine and blow it into the Lauson 12‐25 Kerosene tractor page 1011. Heider grainery. model C 12‐20 tractor page 1019, and lots of other equipment ads and stories. _289. 1926 Catalog by John M. Brant Company = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 128 pages. Anything you would need in _300. The Lancaster Farmer March 1875 Vol. 7 #3 = 9 ½ x parts for the thresh machine and steam engine from 12 ½, 24 pages. Old ads from Lancaster city 1926. businesses, also some stories on farming, pear slugs, potato beetles, a frigid record, the horses foot, _290. 1932 Catalog by Port Huron (36th year) = (P.B.) 5 x 7 clover and cut worms, charcoal for sick animals. A ½, 48 pages. This booklet was sent to Menno M. list of patents relating to the farm and Dairy, Nolt New Holland PA, a 1 cent stamp still on Apiary, etc. for the month ending March 6, 1875. catalog. Threshers supply catalog. _301. PA Farm Show Supplement (33rd Annual Show), the _291. 1939 Catalog by Hudson‐Hill & Co. = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, Evening New January 10, 1949. = ad by Sears 2 56 pages. A thresher and mill supply catalogue. wheel tractor manure spreader $319.00, corn Anything from Avery parts to boiler parts. planter $181.50 page 7‐A, 30,000 farms get income from bees page 12‐A, 2‐4‐D helps curb weeds, Bang’s _292. Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Price List 1952 disease page 2‐B, Farms in Lancaster Co. values at = (P.B.) 5 x 9, 244 pages. Avery manure spreader $100,000,000.00 page 11‐B, peach harvest in 1913 new $249.50. Lots of tractor and equipment prices page 12‐B, DDT, a Boom, but has its dangers page (some pencil markings on front and back cover). 14‐B, also 2 pages of comics from 1949 (Superman, The Lone Ranger, Mark Trail). _293. R.R. Howell & Co. Catalog 1931 = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 144 pages. A thresher and power farming supplies & _302. Farmall H, M, and MD Tractor = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ½, 32 sawmill accessories. Acme hand corn planter $87. pages. Specifications of Farmalls page 30. Page 87. Steam whistles page 39. International crawler diesel TD‐9 page 31.

_294. Letz Feed Mill & Grinder Catalog = (P.B.) 6 ¼ x 9, 32 _303. Case all Purpose Tractor Booklet = (P.B.) 7 ½ x 10 ½, pages. Color pictures of the 210‐220 shuck mill, to 32 pages. All tractors pictured have steel wheels, it explain how it is able to crush corn shucks or kafir talks about the new “Easy on – Easy off” motor lift, a corn heads. Page 22 and 23 shows the different break‐away of the engine view, the pistons, rods, grinding plates. etc. page 8‐9. Also shows the transmission on page 13, a diagram shows action of new Case motor lift _295. The Ann Arbor Machine Company (flyer) = a foldout page 14. Excellent pictures with equipment. to 14 ½, 9 shows the Ann Arbor “40” baler, Ann _304. 3 General Editions of DeKalb Acres of Gold = (P.B.) 8 _316. The Butterworth Threshing Machinery = (P.B.) 9 ¼ x ½ x 11 ½, each has 16 pages. 1951 – 1952 – 1953, 6, 18 pages. This excellent brochure shows the from your DeKalb dealer Paul A. Zimmerman Rt Butterworth thresh machine with its different Sunbury, PA. If you want to know what the top corn attachments, stacker, blower. Front view, rear view was then, these books are the right ones. Nice and a lot of history. books, very unusual. _317. 4 issues of Old Abe’s News = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 26 to 30 _305. 4 booklets = 1963 Checkerboard Service from Purina pages each issue. This magazine is all about “Case”, = a service from your Purina dealer, W.H. Ruhl Valley history, trucks, farm equipment, 1938 the 1st pick‐up View, PA. baler for Case page 11. A history of the J.I. Case plow page 4. _306. 6 issues of The Furrow = (P.B.) 9 ½ x 12 ½, 1939 – 1941 – 1945 – 1946 – 1947 – 1949. Compliments of _318. 3 issues of Farm Journal = May 1929, February 1923 Jno. W. Gingrich Cocolamus, PA. The furrow is a (loose cover), March 1924. bimonthly published by “John Deere” with information on John Deere’s latest equipment, tips _319. 4 issues of Successful Farming = February 1911 and hints, some horse drawn equipment see lot 307 (excellent condition), August 1911, August 1912, for more history on the Furrow. January 1916 (no cover).

_307. 5 issues of The Furrow 1956 = (P.B.) 9 ½ x 12 ½. _320. 3 issues of Successful Farming = February 1923 (a Compliments of Eli S. Graybill Cocolamus, PA. Same few tears in spine), March 1920 (loose spine), as lot #306, all John Deere related. The Furrow was February 1921 (cracked spine). founded by John Deere in 1890’s and by 1983 it was published worldwide in 37 editions and 13 _321. 6 issues of Successful Farming = June 1919 (this is languages. the only one that has a cover), November 1913, February 1914, August 1919, January 1913, May _308. 5 issues of Farm Journal. December 1905, August 1914. A few have cut outs. 1905, July 1905, May 1909, December 1909. Good farming stories and lots of old ads. _322. 10 issues of Successful Farming 1932 = 2 issues missing for this year are May and December, very _309. 5 issues of The American Thresher man & Farm good set. Power. 10 ½ x 14, July 1919, October 1919, April 1917 (no cover), January 1918 (no cover), March _323. 8 issues of Successful Farming = April 1929, May 1927 (no cover). Lots of threshing stories. 1930 (no cover), October 1930 (spine frayed), May 1931, March 1931, December 1931 (no cover), _310. 5 issues of The American Thresher man. May 1925, March 1931 (no cover). September 1925, October 1925, November 1925, March 1931. _324. 13 issues of The Case Eagle and the Heritage Eagle = 8 ½ x 11, all J.I. Case related ads and stories. _311. 5 issues of The American Thresher man. June 1931, July 1928, June 1928 (loose cover), May 1928 (loose _325. 6 magazines. Farm Fireside, February 1, 1885. cover), March 1928. American Agriculturist, March 4, 1933, April 16, 1932, September 3, 1932. The Small Farm _312. 4 issues of The American Thresher man. June 1924 Marketing Gazette #5 & 7. (no cover), July 1924 (gouged spine), September 1928 (no cover), December 1924. _326. 8 issues of New Holland Clarion = mixed issues of the 1960’s. _313. Fifty Years a Machine Man by Bascon B. Clark = (P.B.) 4 x 9, Bascon B. Clark was the editor‐in‐chief of _327. 10 issues of New Holland Clarion = mixed issues of The American Thresher man and wrote a lot of 1940’s. stories, these are a few of his stories. Volume 1 – 6, #5 is missing. _328. John Deere’s Company = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 x 10, 870 pages by Wayne G. Broehl Jr. (1984). This is one _314. 3 Raleigh’s Good Health Guide = (P.B.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, of the best books on John Deere history, very 1958 Almanac and cook book, 1951 Almanac and complete. John Deere hay press 1922 page 462. The cook book, 1956 Almanac and Cook Book. Depression years page 499. Assembling model D tractors in 1924 page 150. The shadow of Henry _315. The Nu Way Grain Blower = 17 x 15 foldout Ford page 408. John Deere buys Waterloo Boy brochure on the Nu Way grain blower. Tractor Co. page 403. John Deere tractor 3 wheeled all wheel drive. John Deere experimental motorized _343. Early American Home Remedies = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 32 cultivator page 356. Charles H. Deere demonstrating pages by Elmer L. Smith (1968). To cure hiccoughs a walking plow page 306. page 20, etc.

_329. 13 issues of Pennsylvania Farmer 1940 mixed issues. _344. Over the Counter and on the Shelf, Country Storekeeping in America 1620‐1920 = (H.C.) with _330. 21 issues of Pennsylvania Farmer 1942 mixed issues, (D.J.) 8 x 11 ½, 140 pages by Lawrence A. Johnson. the Pennsylvania 1942 Farm Show issue is included. Shucked oysters page 83. Supermarkets 1930’s page 125. _331. 20 issues of Pennsylvania Farmer 1941 mixed issues. _345. The Agricultural Tractor 1855‐1950 = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, _332. 14 issues of Pennsylvania Farmer 1943 mixed issues; 60 pages by R.B. Gray. Trevithick’s steam carriage these were issued during World War II. 1803 page 1, 1898 Huber page 18, Results of Agriculture motor contest at the Winnipeg Exhibition _333. 10 issues of The Country Gentlemen 1925 mixed July 7‐17, 1909 page 19‐22, 1902 Hart Parr #1 page issues. 23, Chart table numbers of tractor companies – number of tractors produced and number of horses _334. 23 issues of Hoards Dairymen 1940’s mixed issues. and mules on farms 1904‐1920 page 1 in Chapter 2.

_335. Encyclopedia of American Steam Traction Engine = _346. Down on the Farm = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 x 11, 188 (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 320 pages by Jack Norbeck. (1976) pages by Stewart H. Holbrook. Stories of the Good Threshing page 274. International Harvester Baler Old Days. A well driller page 39. Amish barn raising in built 1908 page 283. Sawmills page 285. Steam Fire Wisconsin page 41. Unloading milk cans page 49. Engines page 300. Frick Co. page 116. Pre war telephone page 71. (mail man) on Postal wagon 1899 page 72. 165 horses pulling 5 combines _336. Training Workhorses = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 352 pages by all in one field page 100. Early cotton picking L.R. Miller, 1944. All about training horses. machine page 107, lots more.

_337. The New Horse Powered Farm = (P.B.) 8 x 10, 346 _347. Farm Tools through the Ages = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ pages by Stephen Leslie, 2013. x 11, 240 pages by Michael Partridge. Land drainage, steam ploughing, the seed drill, reaping machinery, _338. The World of Horses = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¼ x 11, 140 hay harvesting machinery. pages by Judith Campbell (1969). Horses of the Desert, Racing, Trotters & Pacers, Hunting, Driving & _348. Implements and Tractor = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¼ x 11 Harness Horses. ¼, 510 pages by Robert K. Mills (1986). The first Studebaker wagon factory 1852 page 13. Avery _339. 2 issues of The Harness Horse Races of the 1970’s = bicycle page 27. John Deere Bicycles page 29. John 10 official program booklets of Horse Races in the Deere plow & corn drill in one page 36. McCormick 1970’s, some from Canada and Roosevelt Raceway, auto‐mower page 68. 80 – 8 mule teams to plow Blue Bonnet Raceway, Liberty Bell Park, Sportsman 30,000 acres near Los Angeles, CA page 85. A 50 Park, Illinois. bottom Oliver plow gang operated by 3 Rumley tractors page 133. The Avery new gas tractor page _340. 6 issues of Cappers Farmers = 1940’s during the 131. Scene on a Washington State wheat ranch, this World War II. harvester is being pulled by 33 horses page 95. John Deere steel wheeled combine page 258, The _341. Avery Power Machinery Co. Thresher and Huller = a McCormick cotton picker page 254. Sawyer‐Massey foldout brochure 30 inches long and 8 ¾ inches high. thresher color ad page 198. Universal motor mfg. Pictures and write up about this thresher. The front Co., motor cultivator page 179. The Baby caterpillar is stamped Arthur S. Young Kinzer, PA. Front cover is page 164. John Deere Silver King silo page 163. split. Ransomes first riding mower page 406. Sumner’s patent steam lawn mower page 406. Nebraska’s _342. 3 pamphlets of Nebraska Tractor Tests 1920‐1921 = Farm Power Day page 408. (P.B.) 9 x 12, published by Farm Implement News. This pamphlet, containing the reports of thirty‐one _349. John Deere Yesterday and Today = (H.C.) with (D.J.) tests of tractors conducted by the University of 11 x 10, 192 pages by Robert N. Pripps. Read the Nebraska, covering the reports of tests of 83 history of John Deere of nearly 175 years. A replica machines made during 1920‐1921, also see lot $348 of young John Deere’s blacksmith shop page 17. for more information on Nebraska Universal page The Charles Deere era page 25. Deere’s riding plow 408. page 31. The death of John Deere page 34. John Deere wagon company page 38. Catalogue of bicycle _357. Two for the Road = (P.B.) 8 x 10, 28 page by Orlen page 47. 5 John Deere wheat binders are pulled by Stauffer. In 1939 Aaron B. Stauffer from Ephrata a 10‐Ton Big four tractor page 49. The Waterloo Boy added 2 more gears to his 1937 John Deere “B” very Tractor purchased by John Deere page 53. This book interesting history from this. Aaron Stauffer born in has a lot of color pictures of John Deere items. 1916 in Snyder Co. PA. Receipt from ABC Groff for the John Deere “B” and plow. Letter from John _350. This Old Tractor = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 160 pages by Deere to D.B. Stauffer Nov. 1939 page 24. Michael Dregni. Common sense gas tractor 3 wheeled. Amish mowing alfalfa page 11. Team _358. 2 books = Turkey Hill a Family Vision = (H.C.) with Mennonite cultivating tobacco. Samson tractor (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 66 pages. Fred & Alice Frey purchased with optional veins for use in grain binder, etc. page the Turkey Hill farm in 1887. This is all the history on 20‐21. Color ad of Hackney Auto plow page 27. The Turkey Hill mini markets of today (very interesting). future of airship in Agriculture page 39. Amish at The Sheetz Story = (P.B.) 6 ¼ x 9, 128 pages. The Rough and Tumble page 55. Amish threshing pages beginning of Sheetz was at Fifth Ave. in 1952 page 68‐70. 1890’s threshing day page 75. 39, and then it was Sheetz Kwik Shopper. They started selling coffee in 1970’s page 64. Made to _351. Conestoga Wagon – Masterpiece of the Blacksmith order or MTO in 1980’s page 87 and what a struggle = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 52 pages by Arthur L. Reist. they had. Development of the Conestoga Wagon Freighter page 4. The earliest use of the Conestoga wagon _359. 2 books = Cattle and Dairy Farming Volume 1 and 2, page 18. Early roads from Philadelphia to Lancaster 6 x 9, total of 856 pages. Copyright 1888. London page 27. Old Peters Road 1717 page 30. Toll house Dairy show page 720. Lots of pictures of bulls of page 33. Milestones 58 miles to Philadelphia page early 1880’s. Information of butter experts page 18, 36. Accessories of the Conestoga wagon page 39. lots more.

_352. Century of Farming = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 120 pages by _360. Sold America the First Fifty Years = (H.C.) 9 x 12, 144 Lancaster Farming Publishers. A pictorial history of pages by the American Tobacco Company 1904‐ farming from 1900 to 1999 as presented by readers 1954. This book is all about early tobacco, first loose of Lancaster Farming Editor Everett R. Newswanger. leaf auction in 1900 page 107. Before World War II Amish man bindering wheat, boy riding mules, an acre of tobacco yielded $185.00, in 1954 it father on binder, 2 more children being towed yielded $620.00 page 111. Field cultivation page behind binder in small wagon page 9. Picture inside 117. A large cigar factory in England. PA Farm Show 1931, lots of old equipment page 15. Star barn along Rt 283 page 27. 13 tractor and plows _361. American Agriculturists 1877 = (H.C.) 9 ¼ x 12 ¼, 488 helping out neighbor page 31. Russel got a new hay pages, a monthly farm magazine bound for 1 year loader in 1944 page 55. 1895 pedal milker page 92. 1877, lots of old ads and farming stories or ideas 20 mule team at Henry Kauffman farm page 33. from the 1800’s. Asbestos materials as on pages 149. The foreign meat trade page 161. Prize doges at the _353. 3 books by Eric Sloane = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ½ x 10, New York Bench Show page 201. Horse shoe mail American Barns and Covered Bridges 112 pages. machine page 349. Prevention of dampness in Legacy 76 pages. The Spirit of ’76 62 pages. cellars page 297. Indians going to reservations page 268. Spine chipped on top. _354. 2 books by Eric Sloane = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, Our Vanishing Landscape 108 pages. A Reference for Wood 112 _362. 1872 Livestock Journal = (H.C.) 9 x 12, 448 pages. A pages. monthly report bound in one year. The best cows for dairying purposes page 197. Horse races of 1871 _355. Farmers in a Changing World 1940 = (H.C.) 6 x 9, page 189. Bee management page 188. The milk 1216 pages. American Agriculture: the fruit of 300 trade page 173. Live stock market in 1872 page 168. years page 171. When the Constitution of the U.S. Wintering bees page 166. National beekeepers was adopted, probably 8 out of 10 people were convention page 165. Poultry department page 155. living on farms page 287. Lots of information. Condensing milk page 149.

_356. The Firestone Story = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 438 _363. ABC and WYZ of Bee Culture = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 704 pages by Alfred Lief (1951). Harvey S. Firestone pages by A.I. Root Co. (1950). An encyclopedia driving a buggy with pneumatic rubber tires page pertaining to scientific and practical cultures of bees, 215. 1902, the first factory of The Firestone Tire & Evolution of Hives page 346‐347. Handling Bees, Rubber Co. page 216. This tells you about the extractors, enemies of bees, drones, disease of bees. Firestone rubber tires. (Library). _364. The Hive and the Honey Bee = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 652 _374. They Must Have Seen me Coming James Herriot = pages by Roy A. Grout (1949). All about raising bees. (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ¾, 278 pages.

_365. 6 Volumes of The Iowa Journal of History and _375. Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalogue #112, 1903 = Politics = (H.C.) 7 x 10 ½, volume 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7. (H.C.) This an original book (no reprint) good Volume 1 starts in 1903 – published by the State condition, 1903. Historical Society of Iowa. Most books have 500 plus pages, some spines are chipped, X library books. _376. Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalogue #111, 1902 = (P.B.) reprint, very good condition. _366. Appleton’s Encyclopedia of Applied Mechanics Modern Mechanism = (H.C.) 6 ¾ x 10 ¼, 924 pages, _377. Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalogue #117, 1908 = copyright 1892 by Park Benjamin LL. B. PHD. (P.B.) reprint, good condition. Stamped inside C. Everett Young P.O. Box 83 Kinzers, PA 17535. Very well illustrated. Balloon _378. Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalogue #104, 1897 = carriage page 5. Goupil’s aeroplane page 7. Nigiara (P.B.) reprint, good condition. Tunnel by Rock‐drills page 189. Bicycles page 167. Fire‐arms Winchester rifle page 353. Fire fighting _379. 2 Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalogues = 1992 annual, water towers page 348. Ensilage machinery, stalk and 1992‐1993 Fall/Winter catalogue. cutter page 323‐337. Harvesting machinery knitters page 419‐429. Hat making machinery page 437‐438. _380. 3 catalogues = Sears, Roebuck and Co. Letter marking machine page 478. The utilization of Spring/Summer 1961. Montgomery Ward the Niagara Falls, 7 pages of diagrams and charts on Spring/Summer 1956. JC Penny Fall/Winter 1993. waterfalls page 558. How did a gold mill work page 514‐518. Rope making machinery page 750‐756. _381. Old Clocks and Watches and Their Makers = (H.C.) 6 nd John Deere corn planter page 787. Telegraph page x 9, 736 pages by F.J. Britten, copyright 1904. 2 837‐851. Threshers page 859‐864. Water wheels edition. page 891‐900. _382. Brittens Old Clocks and Watches and Their Makers th _367. Mackenzies’ Five Thousand Receipts = (P.B.) 7 ½ x 9 = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 518 pages 7 edition, ¾, 426 pages, a reprint of the 1854 book. Tanning, copyright 1956. the treatment of leather page 280. To preserve apples page 309. Brewing wines. Dyeing, bleaching, _383. Wheels across America = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, and scouring, diseases of horses. Lots more. 342 pages by Clarence P. Hornung. 1959. Freight yards and junctions page 166‐167. Railroad disasters _368. Hobo Camp‐Fire Tales = (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½, 134 pages by page 152‐155. Dublin tricycle built in 1876 page A‐No. 1 Publishing Co., copyright 1911 (signed by 233. Five‐foot high wheeler page 247. Gasoline‐ author). Front cover loose, third edition. America’s driven bicycle 1886 page 267. Locomotives against most famous tramp stories, riding the boxcars, the blizzards page 146. Dust jacket has some tears. Judge, the Policeman, and the tramp. _384. A Century of Vehicle Craftsmanship = (H.C.) with _369. The Trail of the Tramp = (P.B.) 5 x 7 ½, 138 pages, (D.J.) 9 ½ x 12, 264 pages by Erminie Shaeffer Hafer 2nd edition, copyright 1913, front cover loose. More (1972). The years from 1872 to 1910. The years from tramp stories as lot #368. 1911 to 1925. The Boyertown carriage works Era page 64. For the Boyertown museum of historical _370. The Best of James Herriot = (H.C.) 8 x 10 ¼, 503 vehicles. pages. _385. 3 books = Collectors History of the Automobile = _371. The Real James Herriot, a Memoir of my Father = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 320 pages by Peter (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 372 pages. Roberts (1976). A forerunner of the motorcycle from 1885 page 33, 100’s of early pictures. A _372. 4 books by James Herriot = (P.B.) 4 x 7. All Creators Pictorial History of the Automobile = (H.C.) with Great and Small = 438 pages. All Things Bright and (D.J.) 9 x 12, 256 pages by Philip Van Doren Stern Beautiful = 438 pages. The Lord God Made Them All (1953). Those Wonderful old Automobiles = (H.C.) = 374 pages. My Paw was a Great Dane = 284 pages, with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 214 pages by Captain Eddie this book has some rough language. Rickenbacker (1953).

_373. 2 books by James Herriot = (H.C.) with (D.J.) Every _386. 11 issues of Good Old Days 1976 magazines, very Living Thing = 342 pages, excellent condition. All good condition. Creatures Great and Small = 378 pages. _387. 12 issues of Good Old Days 1975 magazines, very of around the farm stories. We Pulled Together and good condition. Won, 8 ¼ x 11, 162 pages.

_388. 21 issues of Good Old Days 1972, 1973, 1974 mixed _404. 2 books = An American Christmas from Ideals = issues. Very good condition except 1 has a torn (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 160 pages. A lot of good Christmas spine. stories and poems. Country Christmas from Ideals = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, 160 pages, more Christmas poems _389. 30 issues of Good Old Days 1970’s and a few 1980’s and stories. issues. Some loose covers. _405. 28 issues of Farm Wife magazine, 8 ½ x 11, lots of _390. 10 issues of Reminisce 1996. The magazine that good stories and recipes. brings back the good old days. _406. 21 issues of Country People magazine by Roy _391. 14 mixed issues of Reminisce 1995. The magazine Reiman. 1980’s mixed issues. My most that brings back the good old days. embarrassing moment in each issue. Lots of country stories, this magazine is the forerunner of the _392. 11 issues of Reminisce 1995, full year. The magazine Reminisce magazine. Some of these are volume 1. that brings back the good old days. _407. Country People = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 192 pages _393. 7 issues of Reminisce 1993. This is the 3rd year of published by Roy Publications (Roy Reiman). Water Reminisce magazine. Witching page 65.

_394. 2 full years of Country magazine 1995‐1996. _408. 2 books = Pennsylvania Transportation History = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 72 pages by William H. Shank. Early _395. 12 issues of Country magazine. 1991‐1997. river travel, lumbering rafts, early steam boats, inclined planes and gravity railroads page 13, _396. 11 issues of Farm and Ranch 1991, Country Camelback Bridge in Harrisburg page 34, World’s Handcrafts 1991, Reminisce 2001. highest railroad bridge page 42. Three Hundred Years with Pennsylvania Traveler = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, _397. 137 issues of Bible‐Time 1997. 4 pages per issue, 156 pages by William H. Shank P.E. Covered bridge short children everyday life stories. Camelback at Harrisburg showing interior page 43. The first stone surfaced road page 29. Millersburg _398. 136 issues of Primary Days 1979, 7 ½ x 10 ½. 4 pages ferry page 19. Pennsylvania Indian trails page 5. per issue. Children stories. Clarks Ferry covered bridge page 55. A swing bridge for the canals page 59. This book has a lot of canal _399. 91 issues of Beams of Light 1938 & 1939 mixed information, too much to list all of it. issues. 6 x 9. 4 pages per issue. _409. Trolleys of Berks County PA = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 124 _400. 2 books = Good Old Days = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11. Bringing pages by Harry Foesig (1970). Includes track maps of in the Sheaves 160 pages, a very religious book. Berks County 23” x 18” inside pocket on back cover. Going to Grandma’s House 160 pages (very good Horescars page 6. Oley Valley Railroad Co. page 46. reading). _410. The Lancaster Intelligencer Journal Monday April _401. 2 books = Good Old Days = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11. Thrift 160 15, 1912. (Reprint). The sinking of the Titanic. A full pages, making our own fun page 129, a very religious 24 page newspaper special edition of everything on book. Country Wisdom 160 pages. A sure cure for the Titanic, more than 1,300 lives were lost page 5. Asthma page 128. Dust Bowl days page 93. Forecast weather natures’ way page 73. _411. Titanic, the Story of the Disaster in the Newspaper of the Day = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 x 15 (1998) by _402. 2 books = Reminisce magazine = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, Castle Books. These are stories that were printed in We had Everything but Money 162 pages. How we the newspapers over the nation. Amazing facts and got around page 104. Feed sacks for special dresses stories in this book. page 83. Hitchhikers page 55. We Made our own Fun 162 pages. Building racers with a Maytag motor _412. Titanic an Illustrated History = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 12 x page 42. Great games like Jackknife page 57. 11, 228 pages by Don Lynch (1992). Follow the building of the ship until the disaster. The 1st class _403. 2 books from Reminisce magazine = When Families section has some unbelievable pictures, a pull‐out Made Memories Together, 8 ¼ x 11, 162 pages, a lot page of the ship with a cut‐away view of boiler rooms, 1st class, 2nd class. A total of 42 different _421. The Titanic Tragedy, God Speaking to the Nations = views. (H.C.) 5 x 7 ½, 212 pages by Mrs. Alma White. A.B. Publishing, copyright 1913. _413. Titanic, the Tragedy that Shocked the World = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 11 x 12, 144 pages by Life. Titanic _422. 882 ½ Amazing Answers to your Questions about survivors in N.Y.C. hospitals page 84. Hearses are the Titanic, 8 ½ x 11, 96 pages by Hugh Brewster & lined up on the Halifax Wharf to transport Titanic Laurie Coulter (1998). Why was it called unsinkable? victims page 80. A funeral procession of John Astor How long did it take to sink? How did the engines IV in early May page 98‐99. Page 61, a diagram of work page 12. where Titanic hit an Iceberg. _423. 2 books = A Night to Remember = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 _414. Titanic = (H.C.) 12 x 10 ½. A Firefly book (2007) by ½ x 8 ½, 210 pages by Walter Lord, copyright 1955. Jim Pipe. This book has at least 12 pockets with The Night Lives On = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 272 information slips like your First Class cabin fit for pages by Walter Lord, copyright 1986. Kings, 2nd class cabins, First Class menu, Gymnasium, Stoking the Boilers, It took 29 triple furnace boilers _424. 2 books = The Titanic end of a Dream = (H.C.) with to power the engines, most of the boilers had 2 (D.J.) 6 x 9 ¼, 338 pages by Wyn Craig Wade, ends so when all of the ship’s boilers were working copyright 1979. Unsinkable the Full Story = (H.C.) there were 162 fires burning, and it had 15 with (D.J.) 6 x 9 ¼, 292 pages by Daniel Allen Butler, “watertight” walls inside the hull, it had a double copyright 1998. bottom. The wireless room, this is a very unusual book that explains it like it was. _425. 2 books = Shadow of the Titanic, Stories of those who Survived = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 400 _415. Titanic in Photographs = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 x 10, pages by Andrew Wilson, copyright 2011. Titanic 160 pages by Daniel Klistorner, Steve Hall, Bruce Survivor = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 238 pages by Violet Beveridge (2011). End cut‐away picture page 17. Jessop (1997). Construction page 22‐38. Picture of the boilers on page 56. They used 620‐640 tons of coal per day, all _426. 2 books = Story of the Wreck of the Titanic = (H.C.) shoveled by hand. Lots of pictures of the 1st Class with (D.J.) 5 ¾ x 8 ¼, 316 pages by Marshall Everett area page 78‐82. (1998). A Treasury of Titanic Tales = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 240 pages by Webb (1998). _416. Titanic, Legacy of the World’s Greatest Ocean Liner = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 x 10, 206 pages by Susan Wels, _427. 1728‐1928 History of New Holland, Pennsylvania = by Time‐Life. On the Ocean Floor page 1. The (P.B.) 6 x 9, 176 pages by Martin G. Weaver, Titanic’s Specifications page 33. Illustrations of 1st copyright 1928. This book is in mint condition. Class Bathroom page 48. Luxury on board the Titanic Founding of the town 1715 page 9. Naming the page 57. 1st Class Smoking Room page 65. Terror at town was first Earltown, then New Design, and Sea page 79. In Search of the Titanic page 109. later New Holland page 27. New Holland Ice Company page 118. New Holland machine shop page _417. Sinking of the Titanic Women and Children First = 115. Conestoga wagons page 142. Slavery in Earl (H.C.) 6 x 8, 320 pages by Thomas H. Russell, Township page 157. copyright 1912. The World’s Greatest Sea Disaster. Very good condition, has tape marking on the _428. 1754‐1954 200th Anniversary of Intercourse, PA = bottom of spine. (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 192 pages. A picture of A.L. Kauffman Fruit Farm of 1954 page 45 (their phone # was 8‐ _418. The Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disaster = 3631). A public auction in Intercourse page 52. Sale (H.C.) 6 x 9, 350 pages by Logan Marshall, copyright day at H.R. Diller’s Stables about 1920 page 65. 1912. Thrilling stories of the survivors with Intercourse stagecoach 1906 page 86. Amish wagon photographs & sketches. hauls church benches (before the bench wagon was invented) page 95. The fire of 1892 page 107. _419. An Unsinkable Titanic = (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 186 pages by J. Bernard Walker, copyright 1912. _429. Intercourse Fire Company 1911‐2011, 100 years and still Volunteer = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 84 pages. This book _420. The Loss of the SS. Titanic = (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 302 has pictures of Amish buggies that were involved in pages by Lawrence Beesley, copyright 1912. The accidents that the Fire Co. responded to. Also lots of story and its lesson. Lawrence the author was one of other color pictures. the survivors. _430. 1754‐2004, 250 Years of Intercourse, PA = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 192 pages. Intercourse Airport sign by Aaron Esh manager page 4. Hollywood comes to _439. History of Leola by Richard “Dick” Grube = (P.B.) 8 ½ Intercourse to film the Witness movie page 7. x 11, 74 pages. Henry Lapp craftsman 1862 page 16. Gideon S. Fisher and his Farm Life and its changes in 1986 _440. A Brief History of Lititz, Pennsylvania = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 page 17. Also history on Abner S. Beiler page 17. ½, 24 pages by Mary Augusta Huebner, copyright Also complete book of 200th Anniversary of 1947. A beginning page 5. Founding of Lititz page 6. Intercourse, PA (same as lot 428). Early buildings, etc.

_431. Glimpses of the Past Village of Morgantown, PA – _441. A History of Strasburg Lancaster Co. PA = (P.B.) 5 ½ Berks Co. PA = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 212 pages by Florence x 8 ½, 80 pages. Religious history page 21. Industrial B. Kurtz Smoker Beiler. Marguerite de Angeli history page 49. children author dies page 163. Alvin C. Glick phone collection page 166. Joseph Grubb with the last mail _442. The First Thirty Years 1964‐1994 of Landis Homes = by stage 1920 page 91. Sons of Aaron M. Stoltzfus; (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 68 pages by A. Grace Wenger. From Jonathon, Omar, Melvin page 18. Amish church Small Beginnings page 10. Landis Home news Vol #1 1940 page 15. Amish lady page 1. page 53.

_432. Lebanon County, Pennsylvania a History = (H.C.) _443. 1776‐1976 A History of McVeytown = (P.B.) 8 ½ x with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 310 pages by Edna J. Carmean 11, 110 pages (1976). Canal 1896 page 12. (1976). The Pioneers page 1. The great land purchase McVeytown flooded 1889 page 35. of 1732, The price paid to the Indians on page 12. This is a very detailed book on Lebanon County. _444. The Heritage of Lancaster = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 226 pages by John Ward Wilson Loose (1978), _433. The History of White Deer Township Allenwood, Conestoga Wagon page 42. Lancaster Journal PA; from Colonial Days to the Present = (H.C.) 8 ½ x (newspaper) page 48. Toll chart for Philadelphia and 11, 182 pages by Anna Dershen (1976). The White Lancaster Turnpike Rd. page 54. The first automobile Deer‐Watsontown Ferry page 145. Conrad Weiser built in Lancaster page 137. Lancaster’s worst train page 112. Farming and Farm Life page 36. Tax on wreck 1919 page 146. German prisoners of war Slaves page 13. working in a Lancaster tobacco warehouse page 147. _434. The Tulpehocken Bi‐Centennial 1723‐1923 = (P.B.) 7 ¾ x 10 ½, 212 pages (1923). Our Grandmother’s _445. 3 books = Let’s Look at Our Heritage in Eastern playthings page 64. Indians murdering boy escapes Lancaster Co. = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 154 pages by Paul M. page 38. Early east‐end settlement of Tulpehocken Russel (1977). It Happened in Lancaster County = region page 79. Indian Meeting page 80. Church (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 54 pages by Ross I. Morrison Sr. history of the Tulpehocken region for 200 years page Lancaster, the “Bitter” Sweet Smell of Success = 117. See page 153 for Der Eck Kerch. Cover is loose. (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 48 pages.

_435. 1768‐1968 Myerstown Bicentennial Myerstown, PA _446. 4 booklets = 1821‐1921 Lancaster Golden Century = = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 350 pages (1968). The Union Canal (P.B.) 4 ½ x 7, 130 pages (front cover torn) by H.M. J. page 81. The oldest tunnel in the United States page Klein (1921). The First 100 Years. Orange Street = 83. The Old Turnpike 1727 page 121. The railroad (P.B.) 5 x 8 ¼, 82 pages by Marion Wallace Reninger comes to town page 149. Stracks dam page 216. (1954). Prisoner and Counterfeiter page 69. 2 Early Industries page 237 and lots more. journals of the Lancaster County Historical Society = (P.B.) 6 x 9, (1973 & 1976) Watt and Shand, a _436. The Historic Brunnerville Iron Foundry and tradition of Progress, Lancaster in 1876. Agricultural Works = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 10 ½, 40 pages (1976). The Brunnerville Agricultural Works _447. The Peoples Bridge, a History of Walnut Street Thresher, the monitor thresher by Aaron Wissler Bridge in Harrisburg = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 68 pages by Brunnervile, Lancaster Co. PA. Dan Cupper (2002). A lot of color pictures. Trolley crossing river in 1935 page 5. Harris Ferry Crossing _437. Schafferstown, Pennsylvania Bicentennial 1763‐ page 7. Covered bridge (Camelback) 1812‐1817 it 1963 = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 110 pages, consists mainly was built page 8. Another View of Camelback of pictures. Bridge page 16‐17. 1902 flood in Harrisburg page 26. A close call with Agnes page 38‐39. 1996 Ice Flood & _438. Delaware History = (P.B.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 166 pages, aftermath page 43. published by the Historical Society of Delaware September 1950. Spine has a tear. _448. Pennsylvania Susquehanna = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 236 pages by Elsie Singmaster (1950), Canal boat being towed by 3 mules through the lock at Mules on the canal path page 19. Cutting ice page Dauphin page 171‐172. A section of PA canal in 81. Dauphin narrows page 168. Canal lock at Market Street in Harrisburg in 1900 page 164. The Rockville _458. 3 books on canals = The Erie Canal = (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, Bridge is the longest stone‐arched bridge in the 182 pages by Samuel Hopkins Adams. The Erie Canal world page 148. Millersburg Ferry page 130. = (H.C.) 7 x 10, 154 pages by Ralph K. Andrist. Digging the Ditch page 30. The Delaware Canal = (H.C.) with _449. Susquehanna River of Dreams = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x (D.J.) 8 ¼ x 10, 112 pages by Robert J. McClellan 9, 322 pages by Susan Q. Stranahan (1993). Agnes (1967) a picture story. Flood page 156. More Agnes Flood page 117. Logging page 75. Pictures of logs floating down the _459. 5 booklets on Canals = Chesapeake & Ohio Canal. river page 92‐93. The Juniata Canal. The Two Canals of Lebanon County, PA. The Colorful Era of the Ohio Canal. Life _450. Profiles from the Susquehanna Valley = (H.C.) with on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal 1859. (D.J.) 6 x 9, 228 pages by Paul B. Beers (1973). The Harrises page 132. Annals of Crime page 78. _460. 2 magazines = Pennsylvania Folklife Winter 1958 = Spanning the Susquehanna “Old Camelback” page Schuylkill Boatman and their ways (Schuylkill Canal) 71. Railroading, canalling, and dredging page 62. The page 18. A company page 36‐43. 1749 edition of the Great Flood of 1972 page 40. Martyr’s Mirror page 45. Pennsylvania Folklife Winter 1986‐1987 = (canals) The Centennial of a _451. Susquehanna Heartland = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x 11 First Class Trip on PA Canals. ¼, 120 pages by Ruth Hoover Setz, Pennsylvania largest river page 6. Millersburg Ferry page 13. _461. The Canal Age = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 8 ½, 234 pages Amish boys threshing wheat page 78. House of by Charles Hadfield (1968). The Canal Builder = Representatives Chamber page 83. Joel & Martha (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ½, 278 pages by Robert Payne (1959). Stoltzfus homestead on Sheetz Road, (Arial view) The story of Canal engineers through the ages. with Isaac King farm in the background page 100‐ 101. _462. A Picture Journey along the Pennsylvania Main Line Canal 1826‐1857 = (P.B.) 10 ¾ x 8 ¼, 80 pages by _452. Juniata River of Sorrows = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 Phillip J. Hoffman. ¼, 260 pages by Dennis P. McIlnay (2003) (signed by author). The Lenni Lenape Indians page 45. _463. Trolleys of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 56 pages. Harrisburg, Hershey, Lebanon, _453. 1807‐1957 Millersburg Sesquicentennial = (H.C.) 8 x Reading, Lancaster, York, Hanover, Gettysburg. By 11, (1957) Daniel Miller the founder of Millersburg, John D. Denney Jr. (1970). The Oley Valley Railway PA 1750. The Susquehanna River and the Millersburg page 23. Very interesting book. Ferry. Canal boats loading in the basin. _464. 3 booklets = The Pennsylvania Turnpike a History = _454. Historical Book of Berrysburg and Mifflin Township (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 48 pages. By Canal Boat to Pittsburg in Lykens Valley area = (H.C.) 6 x 9, 362 pages. page 2. Shaping America’s Greatest Superhighway Deiblers forest was logged in 1927 and some trees page 10. Waiting in line with cars for the gate to were devoid of branches up a height of 60 to 75 open 12:01 A.M. Oct 1, 1940 page 16. A peach of a feet, one of these trees they cut had 1900 B.F. of road page 20. Tunnel drilling page 36. 2 more lumber page 7. Early history of Lykens‐Williams souvenir booklets of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Valley page 7. _465. 5 booklets of the Niagara Falls = 1 very old souvenir _455. 2 items 100th Anniversary Edition of the Halifax view book. Gazette 1894 = Special issue July, 1894 Halifax Dauphin Co., PA. 18 pages. Historical Fort Halifax _466. 2 books = It Happened at Niagara = (P.B.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, page 9. The Wiconisco Canal page 11. Sunbury 208 pages by Sherman Zavity (2010). Stories from Pennsylvania 1772‐1972, 200 years = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 12 Niagara’s fascinating past. The day the Falls stopped ½, 16 pages (1972). flowing page 73. Abraham Lincoln comes to Niagara Falls page 75. Niagara, Daredevils, Danger and _456. The Panama Canal = (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 386 pages by Extraordinary Stories = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 254 pages. Frederick J. Haskin (1913). Lots of illustrations. _467. Milton Snavely Hershey 1857‐1845 = (H.C.) with _457. Delaware and Lehigh Canals = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x (D.J.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 356 pages by Charles Schuyler 11 ½, 158 pages by Ann Bartholomew (1989). The Castner (1983). A year to remember 1937 page 219. Molly‐Polly Chunker page 6. Toll collector page 16. Milton Hershey riding a camel in Egypt 1912 page 123. This book has a lot of information on Milton Fire‐fighting = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 9x12, 210 pages, Hershey. Over 300 pictures The Great Boston Fire page 111, The Great Chicago Fire page 107, Civil War Fire _468. 3 books = A Time to Every Purpose the Memoirs of Engines page 98, = Fire Fighting at The Turn of the Milton S. Hershey = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 236 pages by Century = P.B, 8 ½ x 11, 30 pages by Elmer Smith = Milton Hershey also signed by Milton Hershey. Firefighters, Their Lives in Their Own Words = (H.C.) Milton Hershey = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 190 with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¾, 320 pages by Dennis Smith. pages by Katherine Shippen (1959). Hershey = (P.B.) 9 x 11, 96 pages by Hershey Foods (1974). _476. Resistance At Christiana, PA The Fugitive Slave Rebellion = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 6 x 9, 360 pages by _469. 2 books = Harriet Beecher Stowe = (H.C.) with (D.J.) Jonathan Katy, Early one morning in 1851, near 5 ½ x 8 ½, 218 pages a biography by Noel B. Gerson Christiana, PA a group of fugitive slaves confronted a (1976). Runaway to Heaven, the Story of Harriet Maryland slave owner and his posse. (also see lot Beecher Stowe and her Era = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x #95) 8 ½, 490 pages by Johanna Johntson (1963). Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote the story of “Uncle Toms _477. A Pictorial History of The Negro in America = (H.C.) Cabin” which made her rich and famous. A very with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 380 pages – over 1200 interesting story. illustrations in this volume, Black Gold page 12, Loading plan of ship for slaves page 13, Slaves in the _470. 2 books = Forever, Erma Bombeck = (H.C.) with (D.J.) new world page 14‐14, Slaves as skilled workers 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 274 pages (1996). She wrote more than page 20, Slavery and the law page 25, A slave 4,500 columns and 12 best‐selling books in her time. auction in 1856 page 20, sale bill of valuable slaves Eppie, The Story of Ann Landers = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 10 different ones in 1835 page 27, Slave revolts page ½ x 8 ½, 254 pages by Margo Howard (1982). 31, Negros in the American Revolution page 56 (lots more) (also see lot #95) _471. 3 books = Great Adventures and Explorations = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 788 pages by Vilhjalmur _478. 2 Booklets = 1853 Daily Life on a Southern Stefansson (1947). 18 stories on discovery of new Plantation = (P.B.), 8 x 10 ½ , 48 pages, = The Slave land. Looking Far North = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 244 pages by Quarters page 14‐15, this includes the chores of a William H. Goetzman & Kay Sloan (1982). The slave – Slavery in The Union = (P.B.), 8 ½ x 11, 74 Harriman Expedition to Alaska 1989. Karluk, the pages, Harriet Beecher Stowe Uncle Tom’s cabin Greatest Untold Story of Arctic Exploration = (H.C.) page 13, Black slavery started in 1619 page 1 (also with (D.J.) 6 x 9, 170 pages by William Laird McKinlay see lot #95) (1976). Life in an Ice Prison page 44. The fury of the Ice page 80. The search for the mate page 96. _479. 2 Books = Let My People Go, Underground Railroad = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 398 pages by Henrietta Buchanaster _472. 3 books by Stephen E. Ambrose = Nothing Like it in = Underground Railroad in Pennsylvania = (P.B.), 6 x the World = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 430 pages. The Men who 9, 248 pages by William J. Switala = The Escape of Built the Railroad = D‐Day, June 6, 1944 = (P.B.) 6 x Henry “Box” Brown page 1, Operation of the railroad 9, 654 pages. Undaunted Courage = (H.C.) with (D.J.) page 11, Philadelphia network page 157, (also see lot 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 522 pages. Meriwether Lewis, Thomas #95) Jefferson, and the Opening of the American West. _480. The Baseball Hall of Fame 50th Anniversary = (H.C.) _473. Norman Rockwell 332 Magazine Covers = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 9 x 12, 356 pages = Some of these pages with (D.J.) 12 x 15 ½, 456 pages (excellent condition). have been autographed by the ball players, (page Very large book, weighs 11 lb. Norman at work in 183 Bob Feller) (page 279 Frank Robinson) (page his studies page 23. Full page photos of his magazine 289 Harmon Killebrew) (page 288 Billy Williams) covers. Read the story on Jackie Robinson page 213‐227, These pictures were appraised by Robert Edward _474. 3 books = Norman Rockwell Illustrator = (H.C.) with Auctions in NJ and estimated at $75.00 to $100.00 (D.J.) 9 x 12, 208 pages. Norman Rockwell a Sixty on eBay (paperwork included) these autographs are Year Retrospective = (P.B.) 8 ¾ x 11 ½, (1972) 158 original that are listed above. pages. Norman Rockwell a Sixty Year Retrospective = (H.C.) 9 x 12, 158 pages (1971). _481. 3 Books = Champion’s A Look Back at the Phillies Triumphant 2008 Season = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 8 ¾ x _475. 4 books = Fire Engine Fighters = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ 11 ¼ 128 pages (all color) at last after 28 years the x 11, 256 pages by Paul C. Ditzel = From the Great Phili’s win again = World Series 1980 = (P.B.), 8 x 10 Boston Fire 1760 to the Phila Blaze of 1975, this ¾ 104 pages, Phils win it all = The Official Magazine book has 64 pages in full color = The Romance of of the Phillies = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 96 pages, (2010). _482. The Ultimate Baseball Book = (P.B.) 9 x 12, 352 story. They appeared in 2600 newspapers pages by Daniel Okrent and Harris Lewine = (1981) worldwide every day. The early years page 6, The First Inning 1876 – 1900 page 11, this is an excellent 1950’s page 15, on up to the 1990’s. book for information on baseball. Jackie Robinson page 270. _489. Walt Disney’s Goofy Best Comics = (H.C.) 9 ½ x 13, 184 pages by Steve Hulett, (1979) Floyd Gottfredson _483. The Scrapbook History of Baseball = (H.C.) with drew the Mickey Mouse newspaper strip from 1930 (D.J.), 8 ½ x 11, 320 pages (1975) all the heroics and to 1975, page 11, some of the 1930’s comic page 18, chaos of 100 years of baseball, more than 1300 Mickey Mouse and The Terrible Bandit Wolf Barker newspaper stories and hundreds of pictures from page 23, (these are all in color) Mickey Mouse the founding of the national league in 1876 to Hank Weekly Vol 1 #13 May 2nd 1936 page 39. Aarons 715th home run. An unusual baseball book, Pirates lose in 21 innings 1914 page 88, speed to 1st _490. A Century of Punch Cartoons = (H.C.) with torn D.J., base in 1901 page 49. 8 ½ x 11, 340 pages by R.E. Williams (1955) a 16 page section full color 100 years of cartoons. _484. Baseball’s Book of Firsts = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ¼ x 12, 176 pages by Lloyd Johnson (1999) = Jim Creighton _491. The Essential Calvin and Hobbes = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11, went the whole season without making an out (1862 254 pages by Bill Watterson, (1988). season) Connie Mack played catcher standing 10 to 20 feet behind the plate (1880’s) page 25, The first _492. 3 Books = Dennis the Menace, Baby Sitter Guide = player caught doctoring the baseball page 33, The (P.B.) 4 x 6 ½, pocket size (1959) = Dennis the first manager to win five straight World Series 1953 Menace = (P.B.) 4 x 6 ½ pocket size, 1955 some page 37, The first umpire staff 1879 page 41, Charles pages loose = Funky Winkerbeam = (P.B.) 4 x 7 Sweasy of Cincinnati held out in 1870 for $200.00 (1973) (No page counts on these books). more page 58, The first player to steal a base page 61, The first player to steal 100 in a season page 71 _493. Blondie and Dagwood = (H.C.) 5 ½ x 8, 194 pages, (this is only some of the stories listed). copyright 1944, (no comic strip) only a story on Blondie and Dagwood. _485. 3 Books = Readers Digest How in The World = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ½ x 11, 448 pages over 1000 _494. 9 Issues of = Grit = (P.B.) 8 x 11, 1934 to 1942 mixed photographs and diagrams, show the full extent of issues = Comic strip of Bringing Up Father and the mans ingenuity, How the Pyramids were built page Comic strip of The Bungle Family = lots of old 319 = Strange Stories, Amazing Facts = (H.C.) 8 x 10, stories. 416 pages, (1976) by Readers Digest = Strange Stories and Amazing Facts = (H.C.), 7 x 10, 608 pages _495. The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told Vol. 2 = by Readers Digest, (1976). (P.B.) 6 ½ x 10, 256 pages, DC comics (1992) The Cat Originally presented in Batman #1 Spring 1940 page _486. 4 Books on Sharks = Giants of The Sea, Whales, 15 to Eyrie originally presented in Detective comics Dolphins and their Habits = (H.C.) 10 x 14, 144 pages #568 Nov. 1986, all color page 227. = All Color pictures = Sharks = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ½ x 12 ½ 240 pages = The Book of Sharks = (H.C.) with _496. 3 Newspapers = The Morning News January 27, (D.J.) 9 x 12, 320 pages = Cousteau’s Great White 1945 color comics = Philadelphia Inquirer May 13, Shark = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 176 pages = these 4 books 1962 color comics, Mark Trail and more = Harrisburg are large coffee table books. Patriot News, April 22, 1962, color comics = Blondie, Bettle Bailey, Lux Morgan, Lil Abner, Mickey Mouse, _487. 3 Books on Sharks = Sharks, The Ultimate Predators Steve Canyon, Dick Tracy, Yogi Bear, Mary Worth, = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 x 14, 160 pages by Teresol Mark Trail, Bringing Up Father, Steve Roper, Nancy, Farino = over 120 full color pictures, 100 shark Dotty. attacks are recorded every year = Sharks, a Portrait of the Animal World = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ½ x 13, 80 _497. 2 Books = The Treasure Chest = (H.C.) 8 ¾ x 11 ½, pages = Sharks = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ½ x 12 ½ 240 246 pages, A Heritage Album containing 1064 pages, of 350 species only a handful are a threat to familiar and inspirational quotations, poems, humans, (3 coffee table books). sentiments, and prayers from great minds of 2500 years, = Elbert Hubbard’s Scrap Book = 8 ¼ x 10 ½, _488. Peanuts a Golden Celebration 50th Year = (H.C.) with 228 pages, copyright 1923 = some moth damage on (D.J.) 10 x 12, 254 pages = The Art and the story of edges of pages. the World’s best loved comic strip by Schulz = (1999) = This is the 50th Anniversary of Charlie _498. Scrapbooks = Country Doctor who saved the Brown with over 1,000 selected strips that tell the century’s Babes in the Woods (a good story) Experience with Open, George Washington Service rates for The Bell Telephone Co. inside back Weathered a Depression, Austrian Emigrant Tells of cover of 1900 edition, Game Laws of PA & NJ, page Struggle to Free Husband, Nazi concentration camp, 115, Baseball Championship looks like the Phillies Treatment of Prisoners, a lot of these stories are were losing in 1892, There is so much information in from the New Holland Clarion 1940’s. here, can’t name it all, lots of ads.

_499. Scrapbook of 1940’s Barby Cards, Valentines, and _507. 2 Books = The Philadelphia Press Almanac = (P.B.) 5 Christmas Cards. ½ x 8 ½ 1899‐1901 = Grape Growing in the South page 201, US. As a meat Producer and exporter page _500. Scrapbook for Walter Hershey October 1959, From 199, The Negro Population page 195, War Budgets A Paradise Sunday School Class, page 8 has a of the Nation page 193, Population of our States and picture of Amish children appears like a school Territories page 189, Gold Exports and Money in house = 2 pages are signed Mrs. Aaron Fisher = 2 Circulation in 1900 page 185, lots, lots more, 1899 other Scrapbooks with misc. Pennsylvania Farmer cover tore. cut‐outs etc. _508. 6 Der neue Reading Calender (German) 6 ¾ x 8 ¼ = _501. 4 Almanacs = 1870 Almanach D’ Herrick = 1870 1861‐1862‐1864‐1865‐1866‐1867. Herricks Almanac = 1823 The New St. Tammany Almanac published by George W. Mentz _509. 10 Der Neue Reading Calender (German) 6¾ x 8¼ = Philadelphia, a lot of short stories, 1 on The Sabbath, 1860‐1861‐1862‐1863‐1864‐1865‐1866‐1867‐1868‐ 1 on Virtue, The Lord Will Provide and more = 1855 1869. Almanac of the University of Free Medicine and Popular Knowledge. _510. 6 Der Neue Reading Calender (German) 6¾ x 8¼ = 1871‐1872‐1873‐1874‐1875‐1876. _502. 3 Almanacs = 1889 – 1892 – 1902 = Public Ledger from Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA = Churches _511. 8 The Reading Eagle Almanac (English) 6½ x 8½, and Religious services in Philadelphia, House of 1898‐1899‐1901‐(no front cover)‐1903‐1906‐1909‐ Representatives page 49, Fifty Second congress page 1911‐1915 – (lots of short reading stories) 48, rates of postage page 70, Baseball results of 1891 American League – National League page 64, _512. 17 Agricultural Almanacs by John Baer’s Sons The Census of Pennsylvania 1890 page 60, All three (English) = 1879‐1880‐1881‐1882‐(no cover) almanacs have baseball and football results. 1883(loose cover) ‐1884‐1888‐1889‐1891‐1892‐ 1893‐1895‐1896‐1897‐1898‐1899‐1900. _503. 6 issues of = The Herbalist Almanac = (P.B.) 5 /12 x 8 lots of information = Best Fishing Days, U.S. Weather _513. 18 Agricultural Almanacs by John Baer’s Sons forecast, etc. 1934 – 1936 – 1959 – 1960 – 1964 – (English) = 1901‐1902‐1904‐1905‐1906‐1907‐1908‐ 1971. 1910‐1911‐1912‐1913‐1914‐1915‐1916‐1917‐1918‐ 1919‐1920. _504. 5 issues of = Dr. Miles New Weather Almanac = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 1910 – 1929 – 1936 – 1938 – 1939 – (lots _514. Harrisburg Telegraph Year Book Almanac 1912 of health hints) (P.B.) 5¼ x 8¼ ‐ 126 pages published by The Harrisburg Telegraph (founded in 1831) It has a lot of _505. 3 Booklets = Doans Directory Official Census Figures political information = Postal Rates & Regulations on of The United States 1911‐1912, 5 ½ x 8, 32 pages, page 20, Central Pennsylvania Horse Breeding page also a lot of kidney problem hints = Dr. Hartman, 22, Orchards of Pennsylvania page 28‐30, U.S.A. The Inventor of Peruna = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 32 pages 1910 Census returns, Local events of 1911 from Jan Lectures of Winter Catarrh The World’s Greatest 1 to Dec. 1 page 79 and lots more. Catarrh Remedy = 11th edition of The Ills of Life and How To Cure Them 1895 = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 32 pages. _515. 14 issues of Reader’s Digest = 2 from 1935 = 12 from Everybody His Own Physician by S.B. Hartman M.D. 1940’s mixed issues. Typhoid Fever page 22, The Kidney pag3e 18, Bed Wetting page 19, Worms page 15, diseased lungs _516. 22 issues of Reader’s Digest = all from the 1960’s page 12, Bronchial Tubes page 11, Snoring page 7, mixed issues. and lots more. _517. 12 issues of Sunshine Magazine, (P.B.) 5 x 7, lots of _506. 8 issues of The Philadelphia Record Almanac = (P.B.) very good stories. I use the Sunshine Magazine every 5 x 8, 1882 (no cover) = 1887‐1889 no cover = 1895‐ month for the Old Country News. These issues are 1897 = 1898 = 1899 = 1900 = Fastest Railroad from the 1930’s and 1940’s mixed issue (1 from records, Fastest Ocean Steamships 1819 to 1897, 1988) _518. 1 year Hard Cover of Sunshine Magazine = 5¼ x 7½, unusual to find in this good condition and January 1967 to December 1967 (Excellent complete. Condition). _538. The Youth’s Christian Companion 1934 complete _519. 17 issues of Rays of Sunshine = (P.B.) 5 x 7 a lot of year bound in a board cover. small children’s stories of 1940’s mixed issues. _539. The Youth’s Christian Companion 1941 & 1942 _520. 10 issues Reader’s Digest = 7 from 1972, 2 from complete years. 1971, 1 from 1973 = This is the enlarged edition = 11 x 14. _540. The Youth’s Christian Companion 1942 & 1944 complete years. _521. 10 issues The Christian Reader’s Digest 1941 = 5 x 7¼, a lot of short stories. _541. The Youth’s Christian Companion 1945 & 1946 complete years. _522. 1969 Complete year of Ambassador of Peace. _542. Complete year of The American Messenger 1904 = _523. 1970 Complete Year of Ambassador of Peace February, September & October are missing, a lot of children’s short stories. _524. 1968 Family Life Complete year (except Feb‐March‐ May. _543. 16 issues of Child’s Life of mixed issues of the 1960’s, short stories and children’s to do pages, _525. 1969 Family Life complete year except March follow the dots, hidden pictures, crossword challenge, Jokes & riddles, etc. _526. 1970 Family Life complete year except August & September. _544. Winchester The Gun that Won the West = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8½ x 11, 494 pages b y Harold F. Williams, _527. 1971 Family Life complete year cover missing on copyright 1952 = Firearms production in the 1850’s Feb. page 3, Production of individual models and total sales 1881 – 1889 page 105, Advent of Smokeless _528. Words of Cheer mixed years 1906‐1907‐1908‐1910‐ Powder page 139, Winchester’s Shot Tower page 1917‐1918 (40 issues total) 153, Sales Problems of the Early 1900’s page 175, Buffalo Bill page 186‐188, President Theodore _529. Full year of Words of Cheer 1957 (except January Roosevelt and Winchester page 189, President 27th) Wrote a Letter to Winchester page 192, Horse and Wagon Loaded with Ammunition for Roosevelt’s _530. Full year of Words of Cheer 1958 African Hunting Trip page 199, Winchester Knives page 288, Winchester Farm & Garden Tools page _531. Full year of Words of Cheer 1959 307.

_532. Full year of Words of Cheer 1961 _545. 3 Winchester items = Winchester Repeating Arms Co. 1916 = (H.C.) 5 ½ x 9, 224 pages (a reprint of _533. Full year of Words of Cheer 1962 1916 catalog) = Breakdown of the early models and part numbers and cost for 1916, (very interesting) = _534. Full year of Words of Cheer 1963 (except March Winchester 1966 Firearms Price Booklet of st 31 ) Wholesale & Retail = (P.B.) 8½ x 11, 14 pages (spine ripped) = Winchester 1978 Sporting Arms _535. Youth’s Christian Companion 1927 & 1928, 2 Ammunition & Components = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 48 complete years bound in black hard cover = pages. excellent condition. _546. 6 books = Fur – Fish & Game = 1928 – 1929 – 1930 – _536. Youth’s Christian Companion 1930 & 1931, 2 1931 ‐ 1932 – 1933 = Each book has 12 issues per complete years bound in black hard cover = book and each book is complete and in very good excellent condition. condition = Each month has the front and back included. _537. Youth’s Christian Companion 1932 & 1933, 2 These books are in one lot number, but complete sets bound in red hard cover = excellent will be sold by choice, so much for each book and condition (Johnstown Flood in this January issue). the first buyer can choose which ones or how many he wants, (last auction the price per book was These above 3 lots 535‐536‐537 are very $100.00 to $110.00 each). _547. 12 issues of Pennsylvania Game News 1942 = 9 x 12, 63, When the Grizzly Ruled the West page 85, The These are the early issues and very rare = These Slaughter of the Buffalo page 95, How Market issues are in excellent condition (a full complete Hunters Massacred the Game page 139, Mountain year) (I have never seen a complete year in such Lions in the East page 149, This a very good hunting good condition) book (We have used it for The Old Country News for its stories). _548. Issues of Pennsylvania Game News mixed years = 9 x 12, Sept., 1943, March 1944, Nov. 1946, (torn back _557. Great Fishing Tackle Catalogs of The Golden Age = cover), Feb. 1947 (torn back cover) June 1949, Sept. (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8½ x 11, 344 pages by Samuel 1949, July 1950 (torn back cover). Melner & Herman Kessler (1972) = Pre – 1839 page 1, 1890‐1899 page 5, 1900‐1909 Sears, Roebuck & _549. 4 years of Pennsylvania Game News in Original Co. page 155, pictures of old wooden minnow and Black Covers = 1957 – 1959 – 1962 – 1963. other man made bait, 1910‐1919 Trout flies page 291, Artificial flies and insects page 97, “Old Billy _550. John James Audubon, the Birds of America = (H.C.) Barlow” #1 2 blade pocket knife page 77, 1890‐1899 with (D.J.) 10¾ x 13 = (1966) 431 of the 433 original – Thos. H. Chubb Our Factory Pictures of the office watercolors, These works are from the unparalleled and inside his mfg. factory pre – 1890 page 32 – 39, collection of the New York Historical Society all these items have their prices included. (A very (excellent condition). unusual fishing supply catalog).

_551. Birds of Prey of The World = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9½ x _558. African Game Trails = (H.C.) 5¼ x 7¾, by Theodore 12½, 496 pages by Mary Louise Grossman = 70 full Roosevelt (past President) (1924) = an account of the color illustrations, 283 duotone, 646 silhouettes, 425 African wanderings of an American hunter – range maps, 478 black and white photos (a nice naturalist. reference book). _559. 2 Books = Outdoor Life’s Gallery of North America _552. Birds of the World = (H.C.) 10 x 13½, 316 pages by Game = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 x 13, 142 pages, at the Oliver L. Austin Jr. (1961) (a few pages cut) more start of each story is a full color portrait = (dust than 700 birds are shown. jacket has a few tears) = The African Elephant = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9¼ x 12, 206 pages by Roger L. Di _553. The World Atlas of Birds = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9¼ x Silvestro (1991) = Elephants live in tight‐knit 11½, (dust jacket as a piece torn out) 272 pages by Communities and form life long friendships, they Mitchell Beazley (1974) Over 900 illustrations nurse and coddle their young ones for up to ten including 500 in full color, 167 maps and drawings, years, page 16 shows 4 elephants hitched together 270 line drawings. with 1 chariot on their backs and going to war, Jumbo the monster elephant in NYC in 1882, page _554. Field Guide to the Birds of North America = (H.C.) 5 25, slaves carrying of ivory tusks 100’s of miles in x 8¼, 480 pages, 3rd edition by National Geographic, 1888 page 148. 100’s of color pictures and maps (a good birding book). _560. The Steel Trap in North America = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8½ x 11, 352 pages by Richard Gerstell (1985 by _555. 2 Books = Reader’s Digest Nature in America = (H.C.) Slackpole Books) The illustrated story of the traps 6 ½ x 11, 456 pages = Your A to Z Guide to Our design, production, and use from its colorful past to Country’s Animals, Plants, 1200 entries and more the present controversy = The early years 1600 – than 1000 photographs = Complete Field Guide to 1750, The hand‐forged trap 1751 – 1850, North America Wildlife by Harper & Row’s = (H.C.) Pennsylvania Indian stores page 70, Rocky with (D.J.) 4 ¾ x 9, 714 pages = Easter Edition Mountain Fur Company page 84, The Hudson Bay covering more than 1500 species of birds, mammals, Co. page 90, US Indian Agencies page 115, Eagle reptiles, amphibians, fish, mollusks. Claw traps page 231, if you want to know anything about traps then this is the book. _556. The Story of American Hunting and Firearms = (H.C.) with (slip case) 10 x 13, 172 pages by The _561. Trapping North America Furbearers = (H.C.) with Editors of Outdoor Life (1959) = A simple noose trap (D.J.) 5¼ x 8¼, by S. Stanley Hawbaker (1974) (a few that the Indians used for birds page 13, The First back pages water stained) This book consists of how Firearms in America page 23, The Early Settlers and to set your traps and where. Trapping the weasel their weapons page 35, When New York City was a page 136, the Fisher 1184, and lots more. Hunter’s Paradise page 43, The battle with the Wolves page 53, Farm Wives Fighting of Wolves _562. The Story of the Trapper = (H.C.) 5 x 7, 284 pages by with a Pitchfork page 58, The Kentucky Rifle page A.C. Laut (1902) (ex‐library) The Buffalo‐Runners page 65, The Mountaineer page 81, The Taking of early hunting stories and full page color early gun the Beaver 102, The Indian Trappers 128, The ads Greatest Fur Co. of the world 81, The Rare Furs 240. _571. 6 issues of Hunter, Trader, Trapper, 1920s mixed _563. 2 Books = Mink Trapping = (H.C.) 4¾ x 5¾, 158 pages issues = 4 have missing covers = full page color ads by A.R. Harding (1906) (cover partly loose in front) A on Victor traps. Lots of good early hunting stories good mink stream 49, Where signs are plenty 51, Indian Trapper 57, = Fox Trapping (H.C.) 4¾ x 5¾, _572. 4 issues = National Sportsman April 1914, National 194 pages by A.R. Harding (1906) Trapping Red Fox Sportsman October 1914 cover missing has full page 59, My First Fox 101, Fred and the old trapper 141, Winchester Shotgun ad (black & white) = A Shrewd Fox 169. Sportsman’s Digest December 1929, Sportsman Digest December 1930 _564. Trapline and Trails = (H.C.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 180 pages by E.J. Dailey (1945) lots of illustrations = Things Every _573. 15 issues of Outdoor Life mostly 1940’s mixed years, Trapper Should Know page 34, The skunk and how some spines have frayed spines, these are during the to trap it 62, Under Ice and other trappings 167. World War II = full page color ads

_565. 2 Books = Camp and Trail Methods = (H.C.) 5 x 6 ¾, _574. 16 issues of The Alaska Sportsman 1950s mixed 272 pages by E. Kreps (1944) Tents and Shelter 82, years, mysteries of Toke Salmon – Klondike Gold Snowshoes and Their Use 135, Snowshoe Making Fever – The Eskimo Hunters – Squaws Along the 157, Tanning Furs and Buckskin 232, Preserving Yukon = Mountain Goats Alive = My Life as an Game, Fish & Hides 243, = Land Cruising and Eskimo Prospecting = (H.C.) 5 x 7, 176 pages by A.F. Wallace, (1936) The Compass 25, Early Survey 40, Corner _575. The Fisherman = 1950s mixed years = Zane Grey Marks page 50, Prospecting for Gold 73, Prospecting stories, 2 issues have missing cover for Fur 98, Prospecting for Pearls 108, Prospecting for Bees 117. _576. 37 issues of Fur – Fish – Game 1970s mixed years, lots of full page color ads Marlin = Remington = _566. 3 Items = Animal Traps and Trapping = H.C. & DJ, 5 Ruger = Remington duck calls = Winchester = Front ½ X 8 ¾, 286 pages, by James Bateman (1971), An cover paintings by Chuck Ripper, George Metz, Tim historical study of Trap Development 24, man‐made Johnson, and lots of good hunting stories Inset traps 89, and lots more. How to Trap and use Lure for Greater Profits= PB, 3X5, 32 pages by S. _577. 13 issues of Field & Stream 1980s mixed years. Stanley Hawbaber (1967) a pocket booklet, A very good booklet with pictures on how to set traps. = _578. 5 books = Sports Afield Almanac = 1974 – 1975 – The Trapper magazine = PB, 6 ½ X 8, 28 pages, 1954 1976 – 1978 – 1979, Over 500 tips, skills, Wildlife facts, Curiosities, Recipes, do‐it‐yourself ideas, 100’s _567. 2 Books = Pennsylvania Game Laws 1941‐1942 = PB, of tips for camping, fishing calendar, 200 fishing tips 4 ½ X 6, 182 pages, Edited under the direction of to improve your catch, Tips on guns, nature facts and Seth Gordon Executive director of PA Game fantasies, very unusual books. Commission 1941 = The Outdoorsman Handbook = PB, 5X7, 320 pages by Hy S. Watson and Capt Paul A. _579. 2 books = The Illustrated History of Firearms = H.C. Curtis, Jr (1919) under the Auspices of Field & & DJ, 11 ½ x 9 ¼, 304 pages = The Earliest Guns page Stream = Ballistic Tables, Rifles, Trap Setting, Trees, 22‐41 very interesting gun history = The Tracks & Tracking. Peacemakers Arms and Adventures in the American West = H.C. & DJ, 11X9, 392 pages = 320 full color _568. 11 Issues of National Sportsman 1928‐1935 mixed and 215 black and white illustrations, this book has issues lots of full page color ads = Remington = all kinds of western gun history. Winchester = old gun and ammunition ads from the 1920s & 1930s and also old Pflueger fishing _580. Set of 4 books w/ slip case America’s Premier equipment & fishing reels Gunmaker’s = All 4 are 6 ¾ x 8 ¾, HC w/ DJ, 110 to 112 pages each = Winchester w/ over 100 _569. 16 issues Sports Afield mostly 1930 mixed issues photographs = Remington, A History started in 1816 lots of full page color Remington & Winchester gun = Colt, Automatic pistols and rifles page 58 = ads and 100’s of other hunting ads Browning, over 100 photographs = (an excellent set of books) _570. 17 issues Outdoor Life 1930’s = mixed issues = 1 has cover missing, a few have frayed spine & lots of good _581. 2 books = The Rifle In America = H.C, 8 X 10 ½, 642 Kiowa Trail = The Empty Land = Trail to Seven pages (gilted edges) Rifle History page 3, The Early Pines= The High Graders = The First Fast Draw = The Springfields page 8, The Percussion Rifle page 17, Proving Trail = Ride The River = The Walking Drum The Early American Cartridge rifle page 44, Winchester, Colt, Remington, Savage, Stevens, _590. 4 books by Zane Grey H.C. w/ D.J, 5 x 7 ½ = The V.P. Marlin, Mossberg, The Gun and Its Development = Trail (1918) = The Last of The Plainsmen (1936), The HC, 6 ½ x 8 ¾, 804 pages, Early Arms page 1, The Call of The Canyon (1952), Knights of the Range Invention of Gunpowder page 13, Early Artillery (1936) page 18. _591. 4 books by Zane Grey = H.C, 5 x 7 ½ = The Lone _582. The Frontiersmen, A Narrative = H.C. w/ DJ, 6 ½ x 9 Star Ranger (1913) = The Mysterious Rider (1921) ½ 626 pages, by Allen W. Eckett, 1967 (A true book = Nevada (1928) = The Lost Wagon Train (1936) not fiction) A 7 year close study of a multitude of documents written in the period 1700 to 1900, such _592. 4 books by Zane Grey = H.C, 5 x 7 ½ = The Young as Daniel Boone, etc. Lion Hunter (1911) = The Heritage of the Desert (1914) = The Man of the Forest (1920) = The _583. A Social History of the American Alligator = H.C. w/ Young Forester (1910) DJ, 10 ½ x 8 ½ 258 pages, by Vaghn L. Glasgow = An Alligator pulling a garden plow driven by a little girl _593. 4 books by Zane Grey H.C. 5 x 7 ½ = The Light of page 79, Alligator Joe page 69, Alligator Circus page Western Stars (1914) = Knights of the Range (1926) 52, Crocodile ad “Hatching Egg” page 29, How to tell = The Shepherd of Quadaloupe (1930) = Ken Ward an alligator from a crocodile page 23 (very unusual in the Jungle (1912) stories) _594. 4 books by Zane Grey H.C., 5 x 7 ½ = Riders of the _584. 3 books = Poachers Caught = P.B, 6x9, 184 pages, by Purple Sage = The Rainbow Trail (1915) = The Last Tom Chapin = Adventures of a Northwoods Game Trail (1940) = The Drift Fence (1933) Warden = More Poachers Caught = P.B. 6x9, 212 pages by Tom Chapin, Further Adventures of a _595. 4 books by Zane Grey H.C., 5 x 7 ½ = The Mysterious northwoods Game Warden = Mr. Punch with Rod Rider (1921) = The Last Man (1922) = The Vanishing and Gun = P.B., 6x9, 192 pages by J.A. Hammerton American (1925) = The Last Trail (1950) with dust jacket _585. 7 books by Outdoor Life P.B, 6x9 = How to Call Wildlife, How to Track and Find Game = Care of _596. 5 books by Zane Grey H.C., 5 ¼ x 7 ½ = The Arizona Game Meat and Traplines = Hunting the Whitetail Clan (1958) = Wanderer of the Wasteland (1951) = Deer = Hunting Dogs = Game Bird Hunting = The The Last of the Plainsman (1936) = The Heritage of Outdoor Eye the Desert (1938) = Raiders of Spanish Peaks (1966)

_586. 7 books, PB 6x9 Deer Stories Books #1,2,3,4,5,6 all _597. 5 books by Zane Grey H.C., 5 ¼ x 7 ½ = The deer stories sent to Ammon Coblentz Ashland, Ohio Thundering Herd (1953) = Stairs of Sand (1956) = = Adventuresome Outdoor and Hunting Memories Nevada (1956) = Under The Tonto Rim (1954) = by Reuben Wengerd, 2001 Forlorn River (1955)

_587. 12 books North America Hunting Club = H.C, 6x9, All _598. 5 books = Timber Wolf by Jackson Gregory H.C. 5 x 7 About Elk = For Big Bucks Only = Hunting ½ (1923) = Timber Jack H.C., 5 ¼ x 7 ½, (1952) some Adventures = Modern Waterfowl Hunting = The markings = Bob Son of Battle, H.C. 5 ½ x 8 ¼ (1898), Hunters Rifle = High Country Hunting = Turkey some markings = Further Adventure of Lad, H.C. 5 x Hunting Tactics = Secrets of the Hunting Pros = 7 ½ (1922), White Wolves, H.C., 5 x 7 ½ (1927) Mastering Mule Deer = Hunting Trophy Black Bear = Hunting Whitetails Successfully = Modern Bird _599. 5 books = Rolf In The Woods, H.C., 5 ½ x 8 (1911) = Hunting Big Red, H.C. w/ D.J., 5 ½ x 8 ½ by Jim Kjelgaard (1945), Bob Son of Battle H.C., 5 x 7 ½ (1898) = _588. 10 books by Louis L’Amour, H.C. Padded covers = 6 x White Fang, H.C. 5 ½ x 8 by Jack London (1933), 9 ¼ = West of Dodge = Brionne = The Daybreakers = Huskr, P.B., 5 x 7 by Rutherford Montgomery (1942) Matagorda = The Man Called Moon = North to the Rails = Heller With a Gun = Jubal Sackett = Sackett = _600. 2 books = On the Yukon Trail, H.C., 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 224 Bowdrie’s Law pages by James Craig (1922), Alone across the Top of the World, H.C., 6 x 8 ½ 254 pages by David Irwin _589. 10 books by Louis L’amour = H.C. Padded Covers = (1935), The Authorized Story of the Arctic Journey of 6x9 ¼ = Silver Canyon = Lonely on the Mountain = David Drivin. _601. 6 books = Horatio Alger, P.B., 5 ¼ x 8 = Uncle Jacob’s _613. 3 books, Roy Rogers and Raiders of Sawtooth Ridge, Secret = Ben, The Store Boy = Erie Train Boy = H.C., 5 ¼ x 8 (1946) = Roy Rogers Ghost of Mystery Frank, The Cash Boy = Mark Manning’s Mission = Rancho H.C., 5 ¼ x 8, (1950) = Gene Autry and the From Farm to Fortune Thief River Outlaws, H.C, 5 ¼ x 8 (1944)

_602. 4 books, Horatio Alger, H.C. = Facing The World = _614. 3 books = Honey Bunch Her First Auto Tour = H.C., 5 Helping Himself = Bob Burton = Tony The Hero x 7 ½, = The Mystery of the Brass Round Box = H.C., 6 ¼ x 8 by Howard Garis (1930) = Heidi = H.C. w/ D.J, _603. 5 books, Horatio Alger, H.C. = Andy Grants Pluck = 5 x 7 ½ Joe’s Luck = Sam’s Chance = Bob Burton = Chester Rand _615. 8 books by Dana Fuller Ross, H.C. w/ DJ 5 ½ x 8 ½ = Nevada = Independence = California = Texas = _604. 5 books, Horatio Alger, H.C. = Do and Dare = Oregon = Nebraska = Wyoming = Colorado = These Struggling Upward = Bound to Rise = Making His books are from the Wagons West Series Way = Strive and Succeed _616. 3 books by The Hardy Boys, The Sinister Sign Post, _605. 4 books = Tom Swift = H.C., 5 x 7 ½ = Tom Swift and H.C. w/ DJ (1936) = The Flickering Torch Mystery = His War Tank (1918) = Tom Swift and His Wireless H.C. w/ DJ (1943) = The Secret of Pirate’s Hill = H.C. Message (1911) = Tom Swift Among The Fire w/ DJ (1956) Fighters (1921) = Tom Swift and His Submarine Boat (1910) _617. 5 books by The Hardy Boys = The Secret of the Pirates Hill (1956) = The Disappearing Floor (1940) = _606. 5 books, The New Tom Swift, Jr = H.C., 5 x 7 ½ = Tom The Secret of The Caves (1929) = The Phantom Swift and His Flying Lab = Tom Swift and His Atomic Freighter (1947) = The Flickering Torch Mystery Cart Blaster = Tom Swift and The Cosmic Astronauts (1943) = Tom Swift and His Polar‐ Ray Dynasphere = Tom Swift and The Visitor From Planet X _618. 4 books Tom Quest Adventure, The Secret of the Lost Mesa, H.C. w/ DJ (1949) = A Tom Quest _607. 8 books by Nicholas Carter, Emma Garrison Jones, Adventure, The Clue of The Cypress Stump, H.C. w/ Ida Reads Allen = These books were printed 1903‐ DJ (1948), The Wild Bunch by Ernest Haycox, H.C. 1904 era and were mass produced. Some of the w/ DJ (1943) = Thirsty Range by EB Mann, H.C. w/ DJ covers are loose, 1 cover missing (1945)

_608. 7 books by Oliver Optic = Edward Stratemeyer and _619. 3 books = Captain Blood by Rafael Sabatine = H.C. Harry Castlemon = early 1900 copyright, pages w/ DJ (1946) = The Black Hunter by James Oliver complete but spine and covers loose Curwood = H.C. w/ DJ (1926) = Chip of the Flying U = H.C. w/ DJ by BM Bower (1906) _609. 9 books by Burt L. Standish and Nicholas Carter = Early 1900 copyright = a few pages missing _620. 3 books of The Bobbsey Twins by Whitman Publishing H.C. The Bobbsey Twins = The Bobbsey _610. 4 books by Edward S. Ellis = Adrift in the Wilds = Twins At The Seashore = The Bobbsey Twins In The H.C. 5 x 7 ½ (1887) = Wolf Ear The Indian = H.C. 4 ¾ x Country 7 ¼ = Among The Redskins, P.B, 4 ¾ x 7 = Storm Mountain P.B., 4 ¾ x 7 _621. 3 Rover Boy Books = The Rover Boys In The Mountains = H.C., (1902) = The Rover Boys Under _611. 7, The Big Little Book (3 ½ x 4 ½) = Little Orphan Canvas = H.C. (1919) = The Rover Boys On The Annie with the Circus (1934) = Mickey Mouse Sails Ocean (1899) for Treasure Island = Donald Duck (1937) = Mickey Mouse (1934) = Zane Grey’s King of the Royal _622. 4 books by Harry Castleman = Frank on the Prairie = Mounted (1938) = Little Orphan Annie and The Big H.C. (1893) (has a nibble out of edge) = Frank on the Train Robbery (1934) = Frank Buck Presents Ted Lower Mississippi = H.C. (1868) = Frank on a Towers (1935). These books all have covers but have Gunboat, H.C. = The Boy Trapper, H.C. spine problems. _623. 6 Horatio Alger books, PB = Mark Mannings Mission _612. 4 books = The Lone Ranger = H.C. 5 x 7 ½ (1936) = = Erie Train Boy = Ben, The Store Boy = Uncle Jacobs The Lone Ranger and The Gold Robbery H.C., 5 x 7 ½ Secret = From Farm To Fortune = Frank, The Cash (1939) = The Long Rider and The Treasure Vanished Boy Men, 5 x 7 ½ (1946) = Annie Oakley In Danger at Diablo, H.C. (1955) Whitman Publishing _624. 5 Louis L’Amour books, P.B., 4 x 7 = The Shadow _634. 3 Indian books = The Heritage Of the Sioux, H.C., 5 x Riders = The Californios = The Sixth Shotgun = Guns 7 ½ 314 pages by B.M. Bower, 1916, back cover of The Timberline Brionne loose = On The Indian Trail, H.C., 5 x 8, 214 pages by Egerton R. Young, 1897 = Indian Hero Tales, H.C., 5 x _625. 8 Louis L’Amour books, P.B., 4 x 7 = Son Of A 7 ¼ 204 pages by Gilbert L. Wilson, 1916 Wanted Man = Over On The Dry Side = The Hills of Homicide = Radigah = The Key‐Lock Man = Mustang _635. 3 books by Gene Stratton Porter, H.C. = Laddie A Man = The Haunted Mesa = End Of The Drive True Blue Story, 1913 = At The Foot Of The Rainbow, 1907, Very good condition = A Girl Of the _626. 4 books by Louis L’Amour, H.C. w/ DJ = The Man Limberlost, 1909 From Skibb Ereen = Utah Blaine = Jubal Sackett = A Memoir by Louis L’Amour, Education of a _636. 3 books by Gene Stratton Porter, H.C. = The White Wandering Man, A picture of Louis at three years Flag, 1921 = Freckles, 1904 = The Harvester, 1916 old page 105 _637. 3 books by Gene Stratton Porter, H.C. = Her Father’s _627. 12 books of Laura Ingalls Wilder = West From Daughter, 1921 = Michael O’Halloran, 1915 = A Home, P.B. = Little Farm In The Ozarks, P.B. = By The Daughter of The Land, 1918 Shores Of Silver Lake, P.B. = Little House In The Big Woods, P.B. = The First Four Years, P.B. = Laura _638. The Mighty Whirl‐ Wind, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ¾, 266 Ingalls Wilder A Biography, P.B. = Little House On A pages by David Wagler, 1966 by Pathway Publishers Prairie, P.B. = Farmer Boy, P.B. = On The Way Home, = This book is about the Palm Sunday, 1965, P.B. = The Long Winter, P.B., Laura Wilder Of Indiana Tornado that went through the Amish area, Mansfield, P.B. = The Laura Ingalls Wilder A very rare book, also has some pictures included Songbook, H.C. w/ DJ, 8 ¼ x 11, 160 pages (1968) _639. The Lord Is My Shepherd, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ¾, 186 _628. 4 books = The Real Book About Daniel Boone = H.C. pages by Joseph Stoll, 1965, Pathway Publishers, w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½ = The Real Book About The Excellent Condition. This is a true story of an Amish Mounties, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½ = The Real Book girl. Born in 1873 and living with foster parents she About Farming, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 7 ½ = The Real learned to trust the Lord. A very rare book. Book About Space Travel = H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 7 ½ All four books are copyright, 1952 _640. His Protecting Hand, H.C., 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 288 pages by Mollie Zook, 1973 by Pathway Publishers. This is a _629. 2 books = Scouting With Daniel Boone, H.C., 5 x 7 ¾ true story of Lillia (1914) by Everett T. Tomlinson = Frontier Life, H.C., 5 x 7 ½ = Tales of the South‐Western Border by _641. Worth Dying For, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 222 pages by Francis Hardman Nicholas Stoltzfus, 1964 by Pathway Publishers. A story of the Waldensian people, the faithful _630. Dickon Among The Indians = H.C. w/ DJ, 352 pages forerunners of the Anabaptists, and written in a by M.R. Harrington (1938) = This book is about the language that anyone can understand. Excellent Lenape and the Delaware Indians as they lived in condition. New Jersey and Delaware in the year of 1612 _642. One Way Street, H.C., 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 302 pages by Elmo _631. 2 books = Injun and Whitey = H.C. w/ DJ, 5 x 7 ½, Stoll, 1972 by Pathway Publishers 318 pages by William S. Hart (1919) = Injun & Whitey Strike Out for Themselves = H.C. w/ DJ, 5 x _643. The Midnight Test, H.C., 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 234 pages by 7 ½, 280 pages by William S. Hart (1921) Elmo Stoll, 1969. Illustrated by Sarah M. Weaver Printed by Pathway Publishers _632. 2 Indian books = Lewis and Clark Expedition booklet (1905) _644. Simon & Susie Stories, H.C., 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 252 pages by David Wagler, 1973, published by Pathway _633. 4 books = The Magic Trail = H.C, 5 ½ x 8, 234 pages Publishers. The stories in this book were first by Grace Moon (1929), spine has some wear = The published in Family Life and Young Companion and Talking Leaves = H.C., 5 x 6 ½ 336 pages by William Ambassador of Peace O. Stoddard (1882) = Good Indian = H.C. 5 x 7 ½ 372 pages by B.M. Bower (1912) = The Red Man’s _645. Through Deep Waters, H.C, 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 234 pages by Continent = H.C., 5 x 8, 184 pages by Yale University David Wagler, 1985. A father’s story of his son’s Press, 1919 = These books are all about Indians. tragic swimming accident. _646. The Language Of The Deathbed, H.C., 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, by _660. Joseph in Egypt, 2 books in slip case, H.C., Volume 1‐ D.J. Stutzman, 1958, Pathway Publishing 2, 1938. Translated from German for the first time.

_647. My Ocean Is Wide, P.B., 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, by Sarah Weaver, _661. Life of Christ, H.C., 5 ¾ x 9, 656 pages by Rev. (1993). The life story of Lewis Riehl or Ludwig Riehl Edward Usher, 1872, illustrated. Very good who was born in April 1746 in Amsterdam Holland _662. The Robe, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 472 pages by Lloyd _648. Touching Incidents, H.C., 5 ¼ x 8, 128 pages. Front Douglas, 1969 cover loose inside, 1895 = Children’s edition of Touching Incidents and Remarkable Answers to _663. The Day Christ Died, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 320 pages prayer, by S.B. Shaw by Jim Bishop, 1957

_649. The Broken Bottle, P.B., 5 ¼ x 8, 1967, Pathway _664. The Greatest Story Ever Told, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ¾ x 8 ½, Publishers, 120 stories on the evils of Alcoholic 1949 by Fulton Oursler, very good condition beverages _665. Ben Hur, H.C., 5 x 7 ¾, 492 pages, by Lew Wallace, _650. 2 books The Crying Heart, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ¼ x 8, 294 1922, meeting of the Wise Men page 5, The wise pages by Clara Bernice Miller = The Tender Herb, men arrive in Jerusalem page 51, Ben Hur tells of the H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ¼ x 8, 272 pages by Clara Bernice Miller Nazarene page 423

_651. Henry 2 Red Sea, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 108 pages by _666. David The King, H.C., 5 ½ x 8, 632 pages by Gladys Barbara Smucker (1960). Fourth printing by Herald Schmitt, 1940 Press. _667. Pontius Pilate, H.C. w/ DJ, 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 370 pages by _652. Fire In The Zurich Hills, H.C., 5 ¼ x 8, 352 pages by Paul L. Maier, 1968 Joseph Stoll, 2nd printing 1981, Pathway Publishing _668. The Flames of Rome, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8, 444 pages _653. Search To Belong, H.C. w/ DJ, by Christmas Carol by Paul L. Maier, 1981 Kauffman, 1963, by Mennonite Publishing House, very good condition _669. Paul and His Epistles, H.C., 5 ½ x 8, 508 pages by D.A. Hayes, 1915 _654. Hidden Rainbow, H.C. w/ DJ, by Christmas Carol Kauffman, 1957 by Herald Press. Very good _670. The Apostle, H.C. w/ DJ, 6 X 9, 754 pages by Sholem condition Asch, 1943. This book is based on the life of St. Paul

_655. Dannie of Cedar Cliffs, H.C. w/ DJ by Christmas Carol _671. The Big Fisherman, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 582 pages Kauffman, 1950, Herald Press, Very good condition by Lloyd C. Douglas same author who wrote “The except dust jacket has some tears. Robe”, 1948

_656. Light From Heaven, H.C. w/ DJ, by Christmas Carol _672. Upon This Rock, H.C. w/ DJ, 352 pages by Frank G. Kauffman, 1948, by Herald Press, Very good Slaughter, 1963. A book of Simon Peter Prince of the condition Apostles

_657. Lucy Winchester, H.C. by Christmas Carol Kauffman, _673. The Greatest Faith Ever Known, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 1969, by Herald Press, Hinge has some wear inside ½, 384 pages by Fulton Oursler, Same author who front cover. wrote “The Greatest Story Ever Told”

_658. One Boy’s Battle, H.C. by Christmas Carol Kauffman, _674. The Roman, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 572 pages by Mika 1971, by Pathway Publishers (ex library) Waltan, 1964

_659. 6 books, all children religious stories = The Brownies _675. The Prince of Peace, H.C., 5 ½ x 8, 362 pages by and Other Tales = (H.C.) 4 ¼ x 6, 194 pages, early Isabella M. Alden (Pansy), 1898. Excellent Condition. 1900 = Tony’s Pets, H.C., 4 ¼ x 6 ½, 48 pages, early A Life of Christ copyright = A Little Captive Maid, H.C., 5 x 7 ½ 160 pages, loose pages = Whiter Than Snow and Little _676. The Days Of The Son of Man, H.C., 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 374 Dot, H.C. (back cover missing) = Annie Foster, H.C, pages by Rosamond D. Rhone, 1902 1853 = The Swiss Weaver’s Son (A True Story), H.C. 44 pages. _677. Prince of the House of David, H.C., 5 x 7 ½, 224 apparently was concerned about the growing pages by Rev. J.H. Ingraham L.L.D. (no copyright, but distance in time and practice between his generation early) Also see lot #681 and the early European Anabaptists. Perhaps he had misgivings about a softening trend in regards to the _678. Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, H.C. w/ DJ, 252 Meidung. As a result, he undertook the challenge of pages by Czenzi Ormonde, ex library translating the “Low German” to “High German” ten of Wilhelm Wynantz’s Sermons on Important Issues _679. The Reformation, H.C. w/ DJ, 6 ½ x 9 ½, 496 pages by of Christianity which, like the writings of Dirck Philip, Hans J. Hillerbrand, 1964 provided a basis for much Amish theology. This, indeed, was a remarkable feat since in Pennsylvania, _680. Heroes of Israel, H.C, 5 ½ x 8 ½, 378 pages by Lawton “Hollandish Sprache” was rare, and Zook’s everyday B. Evans, 1923 tongue was the “Pennsylvania Dutch” dialect. In 1830, his 297‐ page version was published by Johann _681. The Pillar Of Fire Israel in Bondage, H.C., 5 x 7 ¼, Baer of Lancaster. This publication, considered to be 600 pages by Rev. J.H. Ingraham, same author as The the earliest known book compiled by an American Prince of the House of Dan lot #677 Copyright 1861 Amishman, also contained writings from Menno (good condition) Simons dealing with the ban. In addition, one page contained a song of twenty four‐line stanzas, _682. 4 books by Lois T. Henderson, H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ¼ x 8 ½, apparently written by Zook himself. Its basic theme Priscilla and Aquila = Lydia = Abigail = Hagar was a criticism of the use of prayer books promoting the idea that persons should address God as children _683. 3 books = Hurbuts’ Stories of The Bible History = would approach their parents. A page near the end H.C., 7 x 9 ½, 238 pages, 1902, some full page color of the book was written by John Henry Fitger illustrations = Hurlburts’ Story of the Bible, H.C., 6 x (“Fitcher” in the 1830 census), a local schoolteacher 9, 732 pages, 1932, 168 stories from Genesis to who served as Zook’s editorial advisor. In his Revelation some full color pages = Religion in The acknowledgements, Fitger noted that David Zook Home or Captivating Bible Stories, H.C., 6 ¾ x 9 ½, had been assisted by his brother Shem Zook and had 400 pages by, Charlotte M. Young, 1913 = 52 received support from his friends John Stoltzfus, Jr, Lessons Beginning In Genesis Through The Bible, 1 of Lancaster County; Joseph Yoder from Mifflin lesson for each Sunday, Very good condition. County; Christian Brandt from Wayne County, Ohio; and Benjamin Eby from Halton (sic) County, Upper _684. 2 books = Great Events of Bible Times, H.C. w/ DJ, 9 Canada. Also see Lot # 818 ½ x 12, 200 pages = Great People of The Bible and How They Lived, H.C. w/ DJ, 8 ½ x 11, 432 pages by _692. The Holy Bible containing the Old Testament and Readers Digest the New printed in Oxford 1769, (some loose pages in front) _685. The Pyramids and Sphinx, H.C. w/ DJ, 9 x 12, 172 pages 140 illustrations, Egypt under the Pharaohs _693. Evangelische Hauspostille 1850, front cover loose, 1st 2 pages loose _686. The Return of Jesus, H.C, 5 ¼ x 8, 350 pages by Carlyle B. Haynes, 1926 _694. Luther’s Bibel = Erklarungen uber die vichtigsten sprucht von Heinrich Sinal= York, PA 1831 _687. Caesar, H.C. w/ DJ, 6 x 9 ½, 514 pages by Christian Meier, 1982 _695. Die Vollstandigen Verke Menno Simon’s = Raber Ausgabe (1926) printed for L.A. Miller Arthur, _688. Die Heilige Schrift Altes Und Neues Testaments = Illinois 1726 Gedruckt zu Berlenburg, 1726 _696. Das Neue Testament = D. Martin Luthers, _689. Martyrs Mirror 1814 by Joseph Chrenfried in Germantown Billmever 1822 Lancaster, PA 1814 _697. Gesang Buch = Conrad Zentler, Philadelphia, PA _690. Die Vandlende Seel = Printed by Christoph Saur, 1813 (2 clasps work) Good condition 1778, Front cover missing, Rest is all intact _698. Das Neue Testament = Lancaster Johann Bar 1845 _691. Von Wilhelm Wynantz, Predigten uber hochet good condition (2 clasps work) wichtige Gegenstanda das Christenthums, Oder Anveisung von der meidung der abfalligen Von _699. Das Apokrvphiche Neue Testament = Lancaster Menno Simon = Ubersetz von (David Zook) David Johann Bar 1830 (2 clasps work) Zug Printed by Johann Bar 1830. David Zug _700. Unparthevisches Gesang Buch = Lancaster Johann School and Old Order Thoughts page 591. Fruits of Bar 1880 (2 clasps work) Back cover loose Ordination by Lot page 645.

_701. Der Psalter des Konigs und Propheten Davids Von _715. The Amish Years = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 224 Dr. Martin Luther, Reading, PA 1827 pages by Charles S. Rice & Rollin C. Steinmetz also signed by both authors (1956) good condition. _702. 2 books Mennonitentum in der Ukraine (1922) Dr. Dietrich neufeld, 40 pages, = Zu Pferd 1000 Km _716. Meet the Amish = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ¼ x 11, by durch Die Ukraina (1922) Dr. Dietrich neufeld (54 Charles S. Rice and John B. Shank, 1947. pages) _717. Amish Roots = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ¼ x 10 ½, 320 _703. Mennonitische Volkswarte = 12 issues 1‐12, 1935 pages by John A. Hostetler (this book is out of print). Varte‐Verlag, Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada. Also has In 1863 Amish Bishop Daniel Beachy faces a a lot of pictures of farming etc. company of Confederate Calvary who try to steal his horse page 158. Menno Deinner relates his 1918 _704. Einewahre Dartstellung = Published by Shem Zook, prison experience page 159. The unsigned letters Mifflin County, PA 1880, 32 pages page 197. Rosanna of the Amish page 184. The funeral of Bishop Mast page 128. Breaking a pair of _705. Gebet Buchlein = by Michael Billmeyer 1806, mules by Gideon Fisher page 68. Pioneering in the Germantown, PA (very good) West by Amish page 37.

_706. Das Neue Testament = Dr. Martin Luther (1842) _718. The Amish People = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 258 Bimmer Allentown (some writing in front) 1 clasp pages by Elmer Lewis Smith (1958). Picture of Emanuel Flaud in a barn raising page 168. _707. Gesangbuch = Germantown by Michael Billmever (1807) (back cover missing) appears a few back _719. Writing the Amish = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 9 ¼, 352 pages are missing pages by David L. Weaver‐Zeacher. The Worlds of John A. Hostetler, picture of John A. Hostetler and _708. Christliche Betrachtungen uber die Evangelichen his brother Jacob in 1923 page 7. Ferte = Allentown, PA by B and W Blumer (1842) _720. The Amish Today = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ½, 346 pages by _709. 1 Box lot German Books = 10 books Elmer Lewis Smith 1961. The Pennsylvania German Folklore Society. Corner ball page 182. _710. 1 Box lot German Books (Misc) 6 books _721. The Old Order Amish of Lancaster County PA 1942 = _711. 1 Box lot German Books (Misc) 9 books (P.B.) 7 x 10, 294 pages by Pennsylvania German Society 1941, Vol. XLIX. Spring house at Jacob _712. 1 Box lot German Books (Misc) 7 books Hostetler homestead page 57. Meidung controversy page 27. _713. Annals of the Conestoga Valley in Lancaster, Berks and Chester County PA by C.Z. Mast, 1942. (H.C.)6 x _722. Amish Society = (P.B.) 5 x 8 ½, 370 pages by John 9 ½, 690 pages. First Occupants – Indians page 5. Hostetler (1968). Earliest Amish Settlements in America page 92. The Mast Family page 251. The Stoltzfus Family page _723. Amish Society = (P.B.) 5 ¾ x 9, 414 pages by John 222. Conestoga Telephone and Telegraph Co. page Hostetler, 3rd edition. 306. Negroes and Slavery in Caernarvon Township Lancaster County, PA page 484. The Underground _724. The History of the Amish = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 318 Railroad page 490. pages by Steven M. Nolt.

_714. The Earth is the Lords = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, _725. An Amish Paradox = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 354 pages by 1390 pages by John Ruth. Lots of Swiss Anabaptist Charles E. Hurst and David L. McConnell. Diversity history, natives of the Susquehanna page 116. The and changes in the World’s Largest Amish Amish Division 1693 page 129. Conestoga Indians Community. page 146. The Pequea Pioneers page 178. Church Discipline in 1742 page 252. Dark Times and New _726. Rumspringa = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 286 pages Experiences 1755‐1774 page 282. Horse Stealing by Tom Shachtma. page 330. Fraktur page 377. Bishops and Plain Clothes page 459. Whiskey and Tobacco page 473. _727. Amish Children = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 154 The Stauffer (Pike) Congregation page 521. Sunday pages by Phillis Pellman Good. _728. The Amish, a Photographic Tour = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 Mexico by Lester Burkholder. Copied from the Old ¼ x 12 ¼, 128 pages by Carol M. Highsmith & Ted Country News (comb binding). Landphair, Horse and Buggy Accident page 21. _738. Who Are the Amish = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 128 pages. _729. Amish Odyssey = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 10 ¾ x 12 ¼, 144 pages by Bill Coleman and signed by the author, _739. 4 booklets = Among the Amish = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 40 mostly Nebraska Amish pictures. pages with 100 photographs. Amish Beliefs, Customs & Discipline by Gerald S. Letz = (P.B.) 11 x 8 _730. Lancaster County a Pictorial Discovery Guide = (P.B.) ½, 28 pages. The Plain People = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 52 8 ½ x 11, 144 pictures by Ed Klimuska, The Old pages. The Amish = (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 34 pages, Orders of Lancaster Co. page 40. Gideon Fisher page pictures of Abe Diffenbach auctioneer on page 28. 47. Corner Ball page 50. Dr. Holmes Morton page 51. _740. Amish Country = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ½ x 11, lots of _731. The Amish = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 7 ¼ x 10 ¼, 500 pages color pictures by Ruth Hoover Seitz (x library book). by Donald B. Kraybill. 1000’s of people gather for Horse progress Days in Spring Garden, PA page 191. _741. A Day in the Life of the Amish = (H.C.) 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 98 pages by Reiman Publications (1994). _732. Illustrated Historical Atlas of Lancaster County = (H.C.) 12 ¼ x 17 ¼, 276 pages. Downtown Lancaster _742. The Amish in Their own Words = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 400 city in 1910 with horse & buggy and trolleys page pages by Brad Igow (1999). Amish writings from 25 47. Sam Hamku has the longest beard in 1910 (6 feet years of Family Life magazine (Pathway). long) page 127. Threshing gangs in 1903 page 132. 1914 New Holland Sale Barn page 167. 1930 Arial _743. The Amish and the State = (P.B.) 5 ¾ x 9, 326 pages view of New Holland page 166. Clarion Printing by Donald B. Kraybill. House 1905 page 168. New Holland Machine Co. 1890’s page 168. Amish funeral procession East Earl _744. The Gentle People = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 ¾ x 11 ¼, 186 in 1942 page 171. Welsh Mountain pictures page pages by James Warner – Donald Denbinger, 174. Gap post office 1910 page 181. Gap Trolley 1906 page 180. Paramount Cigar Factory _745. The Amish of Canada = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 244 pages by Gordonville 1915. Conestoga Freight Team Orland Gingerich (1972). The unchanging Old Order Intercourse 1915 page 188. Ronks baseball team page 169. 1942 page 191. Bird‐In‐Hand railroad station 1915 page 191. Trolley in street in Strasburg 1910 page _746. The West Conestoga, Lancaster County’s first Amish 197. Conestoga to Lancaster stagecoach 1890 page Settlement = (P.B.) 8 x 10, 174 pages by Robert L. 210. Quarryville‐Lancaster trolley 1910 page 224. Reeser (2010). This book is an account of the Amish Christiana Slavery riots page 229. Steam‐powered Families who planted themselves in the Wilderness paddle wheel ferry boat Peach Bottom page 332. of William Penn’s experiment of religious toleration. Underground Railroad helping slaves escape page _733. 2 booklets = Amish Life by John A. Hostetler = (P.B.) 52. Some pictures. 5 ½ x 8 ½, 40 pages (1981). Amish Life by John A. Hostetler = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 32 pages (1952). A _747. 1822‐1972 Ontario Amish Mennonites 150 years = photograph of John with his older brother when (P.B.) 8 ½ x 11, 50 pages by Larriane Roth (1972). John was an Amish boy in 1923. _748. Buena Vista Revisited = (P.B.) 8 ¼ x 11, 58 pages. _734. Our Amish Neighbors = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9, 228 Lapp’s Post Office continued until March 15, 1914 pages by William I. Shreiber. Amish life as revealed page 48. Published by the Historical Society of in the Sugarcreek Budget page 145. Copyright 1962. Salisbury Township (2004).

_735. The Amish of Lancaster County Pennsylvania = _749. History of Southern Lancaster County = (H.C.) 8 ¾ x (P.B.) 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 32 pages (1940) by Berenice 11 ¼, 200 pages. Solanco Heritage 1729‐1991. Steinfeldt. Kirkwood Assoc. for Detecting horse thieves page 187. Milton Hershey spent his early years in Nine _736. The Amish of Lancaster County = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 88 Points page 185. Amish School picnic with parents & pages by Donald Kraybill (2008). Bennie King making children page 165. The Underground Railroad on ice cream with Elam Ebersole looking on, using the Sinclair farm page 134. When the road ended in Bennie’s small steam engine. Quarryville page 61. Gypsies in Colerain Township page 41. _737. 2 booklets = Penn State Agriculture = A story of Amish in Belleville, PA. Mennonite Brethern in _750. Amishland = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 8 x 11, 128 pages by _764. Children in Amish Society = (P.B.) 6 ½ x 9 ¼, 120 Kiehl and Christian Newswanger. Also included is a pages by John A. Hostetler (1971). The government copy of the Pennsylvania Dutchman Sept. 15, 1950 and Amish schools. 1965 a school bus in Olwein, and pictures plus articles Kiehl and Christian Iowa headed for the Old Order settlement, aboard (authors) putting away tobacco. was a driver, a school nurse, and a truant officer. Their mission was to round up 40 Amish children _751. No Strange Fire = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 400 pages by Ted page 97. Wojiasik. Barn fire of Belleville, PA of the Nebraska Amish. _765. The Guidebook to Amish Communities & Business Directory by O.A. Garret = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 272 _752. Amish Peace = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 218 pages by pages (1996) lots of ads. Suzanne Wood Fisher. Simple wisdom for a complicated world. _766. 2 books = Mennonite Life by John A. Hostetler = (P.B.) 7 ½ x 9 ¼, 48 pages. Amish Perspective = (P.B.) _753. Kentucky Bound = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 76 pages by John 104 pages. David Allgyer (1981). The diary of a journey by covered wagon from Lancaster, PA to Marion, KY _767. 18 issues of The Budget 1950’s. They all have an during the summer of 1979. Arial picture of a farm with the question, Whose Farm is this? Also Lynhaven Gleanings by Jacob J. _754. My Trip to Paraguay S.A. = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 48 pages Hershberger. by Katie Stoltzfus. _768. Amish One‐Room Schools: Lessons for the Plain Life _755. Joy, Sorrows, Shadows = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 90 pages = newspaper. Chart on how the Old Order Amish and by Emma King (1992). A true account of the Old Order Mennonite schools have grown. 1938 to heartaches following the murder of a loved one. 1989 page 7. A picture of Lancaster County Prison in the early 1950’s as some Amish men are leaving _756. Amish Women = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 108 pages by Alma page 22. Hershberger (1992). _769. The Unique Heritage, the Story of Waterloo County _757. Memory of Levi L Stoltzfus = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 54 = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 144 pages by Bill Moyer (1971). The pages, Groffdale church was divided 1945 page 46. Mennonites page 29. The City of Kitchner page 67. Miller was ordained a minister and did not accept it, when he died they could not keep a light burning _770. Annotated Bibliography on the Amish = (P.B.) 5 ½ x in the room where he was laying page 20. O 8 ½, 100 pages by John A. Hostetler (1951). An ewigkeit vie long bich du? Page 4. annotated Bibliography of source materials pertaining to the Old Order Amish, very helpful in _758. My Life Story as Told by Abraham Samuel Yoder Sr. obtaining history of books written by the Amish. = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 118 pages (1999). In 1880 Abe was 2 years old when his parents moved to Nebraska _771. The Common Use of Tobacco Condemned = (P.B.) 5 then back to Belleville, PA in 1900. x 7 ½, 174 pages by Rev. A. Simne.

_759. Amish Life Though a Child’s Eyes = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 140 _772. Two Old Letters by Hans Nafzinger 1782 = (P.B.) 5 ¼ pages by Alma Hershberger, pictures included. x 8 ¼, 32 pages (1983). The old 1782 letter was written by the Amish bishop Hans Hafziger and the _760. The Amish and the Media = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 writer greets Christian Showalter. ¼, 276 pages by Diane Zimmerman Umble & David L. Weaver‐Zerchor, signed by David L. Weaver‐Zerchor. _773. 1300 Select Sayings = (P.B.) 5 x 6 ¾, 52 pages by Pathway Publishers (1968). _761. The Riddle of Amish Culture = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 304 pages by Donald B. Kraybill. _774. Memories of Gettysburg 1964‐1997 = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 42 pages. _762. Out of the Past Amish Tradition and Faith = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 9 ½ x13, 128 pages by Mary Ann _775. Henners Lydia = (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 8 ½, This is where McDonald, 122 full color illustrations. Henners Lydia lives in the Conestoga Valley by Marguerite De Angeli. See lot #431. _763. Remarks of By‐Gone Days = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 32 pages by John K. Lapp (1987) (lots of history). _776. 2 books = Pennsylvania Dutch American Folk Art = (H.C.) 7 ¾ x 10, 136 pages by Henry Kauffman (1946). Traditionally Pennsylvania Dutch = (H.C.) 8 ¼ x 10, (P.B.) 6 x 9, 68 pages by Russel Wieder Gilbert 80 pages (1947). (1958).

_777. Detour = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 188 pages by _788. 4 booklets by William R. MgGrath = (P.B.) Watch Grace Kaiser, a midwife among the Amish (1990). Out for these Three Leavens = 22 pages (1965). These stories are true. Christlicher Ordnung or Christian Discipline = 40 pages (1966) by Pathway Publsishers. Christian and _778. Dr. Frau = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 166 pages by Plain = 5 ½ x 8 ½, 92 pages. Life stories of converts Grace H. Kaiser. Grace H. Kaiser practiced medicine who left the worldly society to join plain churches. in New Holland, PA and was known among many as Why we Wear Plain Clothes = 44 pages. Dr. Frau. _789. Eine Betrachtung und Erklarung = (P.B.) 3 ¼ x 6, 54 _779. The Pennsylvania German Family Farm = (H.C.) 6 ¼ x pages by N.M. Yoder 1924. Bann und Meidung. 9 ¼, 518 pages (1972). The Pennsylvania German Society Volume VI. The Bakeoven. Cave and ground _790. Ein Alter Brief = (P.B.) 5 x 7, 32 pages by John D. cellars. The Icehouse. A total of 31 different chapters Hostetler (1926). on objects around the farm. _791. Ervin Grabers view of the Proper use of the Bann = _780. The Pennsylvania German Society Volume I. The (P.B.) 5 x 7, 12 pages, selected from a 1953 Herold Four Gospels Translated into the Pennsylvania der Wohrheit and printed by A.S. Kinsinger German Dialect = (H.C.) 6 x 9. Daniel Schamcker’s Gordonville, PA (1960). baptismal register page 193. Also other drawings by Daniel Schmackers. _792. Eine Begebenheit die sich in der Mennonite Gemeinde in Deutschland und in der Schweiz von _781. The Pennsylvania Germans of the Shenandoah 1693 bis 1700 = (P.B.) 3 ¾ x 5 ¼, 88 pages by A.M. Valley = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ¼, 278 pages (1962). Geburt Publishing Arthur, IL by L.A. Miller 1936. und Taufschein pull‐out page with marginal illustrations of the seven ages of man page 182. Also _793. Eine Geschichte der ersten Anfiendelung der more pull‐out pages. Amischen Mennoniter und die Grundung ihres erstern Gemeinde in State Indiana (1907) = (P.B.)3 _782. Ephrata a History = (H.C.) 6 ¼ x 9 ¼, 354 pages ½ x 6 ¼, 24 pages (spine taped). (1963) by the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society. _794. 3 small booklets = Ein Bericht und Klare Darstellung _783. Pennsylvania German Wills = (H.C.) 6 ½ x 9 ¼, 140 von Bann und Meidung bei den Alt Amischen = pages (1950) by the Pennsylvania German Folklore 1921 and 1943 (2 booklets). Der Schmale Veg, 1957. Society, the books of the Pennsylvania Germans page 88. The son and the farm page 67. _795. Das Friedensreich Christi = (P.B.) 4 ½ x 6 ¾, 32 pages by L.A. Miller. Arthur, IL 1945. _784. Pennsylvania German Fraktur = (H.C.) 10 ½ x 9 ½, by the Pennsylvania German Society (1976) Volume 2. _796. 3 booklets = The Cross of Christ by Menno Simons = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 50 pages (1946). Antwort, Auf _785. “Pennsylvania Dutch” and other Essays = (H.C.) 4 ¾ Einige Fragen und Anweisung von der Meidung der x 7, 208 pages (1872). An Amish meeting page 60. Abfaellion by Menno Simons = (P.B.) 6 x 9, 16 pages. Church Services in 1872. (Center of book split). Reformation Briefs and Results Thereof According to Martin Luther and Menno Simons from 1483 to _786. The Pennsylvania German Society Vol. XIV (1905). A 1700 = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 16 pages. (1953) by Jacob K. 2 page Dutch map showing the Swedish and Dutch Lapp. settlements on the West and East sides of the South Delaware. Indian Deed page 140. The Belt of _797. Eine Vermahnung oder Andenken von David Beiler Wampum given to William Penn by the Indians 1786 = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, 36 pages. page 120. Pennsylvania and West Jersey map of 1704 page 44. _798. Letters to a Young Christian = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8 ½, 72 pages (1985). _787. 2 booklets = The Amish in Switzerland and other European Countries = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 16 pages by _799. Eine Riss in der Mauer = (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 8, 40 pages, a Betty Miller, picture of dungeon at Trachselwald treatise in courtship. page 11. Former home of the Kauffmans in France page 14. A picture of the Pennsylvania Germans = _800. The Church Thiumphant a Brief History of the Church = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 64 pages (1980). _801. Einen Taufe – Spiegel oder Taufe Ordnungen aus Charlotte Observer Dec. 30, 1962, it’s the only life dem alten und neuen Bunde gezogen = (P.B.) 6 x 9, we want to live. 48 pages, Peter Yoder 1951, cover is loose. _812. 7 booklets of Prof. Beery’s mail course in _802. Report of Committer of Plain People = (P.B.) 6 x 9, Horsemanship. #3 book is missing from 1‐8. 102 pages Eli Shirk 1939. Make pleas for Lenienung from depressive school laws. A brief history of _813. Farm Life and its Changes = (H.C.) with (D.J.) 6 x 8 ½, Educational Standards from early Bible days to the by Gideon Fisher (and signed by author). Present. _814. In Loving Memory of Mary E. Fisher 1971 = (P.B) 5 ¼ _803. Revised Regulations and Guidelines for Old Order x 8, 42 pages by Gideon Fisher. Amish Liberty Aid 1973. _815. In Loving Memory of Mary E. Fisher and Sadie _804. Across the Atlantic and Beyond = (P.B.) 5 ½ x 8 ½, Fisher Stoltzfus 1971‐1978 by Gideon Fisher. 324 pages by Charles R. Haller (1993). The migration of German and Swiss immigrants to America. The _816. Historical Review of Berks County = (P.B) 8 ½ x 11, Rhine as a migration route page 239, lots of maps, (Spring 1957) book review of the Amish years f 1956 etc. by Charles S. Rice and Rollin C. Steinmetz. See lot # 715 _805. 5 small booklets = Records of Ordinations of the Weaverland and Groffdale areas 1750‐1992. _817. 2 booklets = Buffalo Valley First Day of Thanks has Directory of the Washington Co. MD and Franklin 1952 meaning = (P.B) 4 ¼ x 6 ¼. An Amish Funeral = Co. PA Mennonite Churches. Groffdale conference (P.B) 4 ¼ x 6 ¼, A short story of Shem Esh, he was Mennonite Churches schedules in PA. 1999 and bitten by a copperhead and died. Both booklets are 2003 Calendar of the Weaverland conference printed by Andy Kinsinger. Mennonite churches. _818. Mifflin County Amish and Mennonite Story = (H.C.) _806. 2 books = Thirteen Tramps = (P.B) 6 x 9, 34 pages by with (D. J.) 6 x 9 ¼, 472 pages, by S. Duane Kauffman Paul B. Horning. A name and story for each tramp. = Early Amish Settlements in PA page 19, The Early Folk Tales and Such Like = (P.B) 6 x 9, 52 pages by Mifflin Co. Settlements page 54, Literary Paul B. Horning (1979). Contributation of David and Shem Zook page 237‐ 242, history of the book in lot #691 on page 239, _807. 1 issue of Susquehanna = (P.B) 8 x 11, 48 pages. A picture of Christian Z. Yoder on page 306, this book story on Aaron Zook, artist page 12 to 17 showing is loaded with Amish history. pictures of some of his paintings. _819. Amish of Kishacoquillas Valley Mifflin County PA = _808. I Saw it in the Budget = (P.B) 5 ½ x 8 ½, 390 pages, a (P.B.) 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 48 pages by Samuel W. Peachey. lot of writings by Jonathon Fisher (Trip Around the World), John F. Glick and David Wagler. Page 167 _820. Tales from the Peoli Road = (P.B.), 5 ¼ x 7 ½, 144 Jonathon Fisher reports for Nov. 25, 1948 that pages by Eli R. Beachy (pen name). This Eli Beachy Europeans are accustomed to eating horse meat. had pretended he was an Amishman and sold the Cracked spine inside page 44‐45. publishing rights of “Tales from the Peoli Road” to Herald Press, and later it was found out that he was _809. Who is Who in “The Budget” = (P.B) 8 ½ x 11, 410 not Amish and Herald Press withdrew his contract (a pages. A listing of the “The Budget” scribes from the very controversial book). David Wagler’s book U.S. and Canada (2000). “Stories Behind the News” lot #823 has the whole story on page 49 (very interesting). A one of a kind of _810. 6 books, 5 ½ x 8 ½ (P.B) = The Amish and the a book. Mennonites 1938. Wit and Humor of the Pennsylvania Germans 1946. Historical Account of _821. G’Shbas Und Arnsht = (H.C.), 5 ½ x 8 ½, 384 pages by the Ephrata Cloister 1940. Bundling in the New “Solly Hulsbuck” (1939) = A Volume of Pennsylvania World 1938. Home Life of the Pennsylvania German Poetry and Prose Pennsilfawnish Deutsh = Germans 1947. Social Life of the Pennsylvania Distributed by The Hawthorne Press Elizabethville, Germans 1947. PA Dauphin County.

_811. 3 newspapers on the Amish = Granddad’s Hot Rod _822. Pennsylvania German = (H.C.), 5 ½ x 7 ¾, 296 pages Sept. 20, 1953, a story on Rough and Tumble. Daily by Daniel Miller (1904), a collection of Pennsylvania Intelligencer Journal Oct. 24, 1945, 15 pictures on German productions in poetry and prose. 1st page of Amish shopping in Lancaster city, etc. The _823. The Complete Tribune Primer = (H.C.), 5 x 7, 144 _832. The Sunbeam = coilbound, 8 ½ x 11, 120 pages, pages by Eugene Field = (1901). Seventy‐five original January 1, 1944‐April 15, 1945. Lots of news of C.P.S. drawings by F. Opper page 56, mother has a paddle camp in Boonsboro, MD, editor was David Wagler, in her hand, the follish roach page 24, the gun is it this bi‐weekly newsletter was published from loaded? Page 25. Boonsboro, MD by the C.P.S. men, and it had all the latest news around camp, this has been reproduced _824. Lynhaven Gleanings = (P.B.), 5 ½ x 8 ¼, 157 pages by but only a few copies available also see lot 836 for William R. McGrath = from the life and writings of more information on the C.P.S. farm. Jacob J. Hershberger 1908‐1965. _833. Golden Memories = (H.C.) with (D.J.), 5 ½ x 8 ½, 354 _825. 2 issues of Journal of the Center of Pennsylvania pages. Amos J. was assistant director of Boonsboro German Studies = (P.B.), 8 ½ x 11 = Spring 2003 has a C.P.S. Camp and also wrote an article in Sunbeam picture of the farm where Abner F. Beiler’s funeral see lot #832 “the Lighter our Load” which appeared was held. A story on page 14 Abner Beiler, the in the first Sunbeam. He also explains the meaning of Father of our Amish Library, A Tribute to Abner F. Sunbeam and more stories about the Sunbeam in Beiler page 17, Public Auction ad for Abner Beiler page 271‐277, on page 279 is a reprint of a letter to Oct. 26, 2002 page 20, migrations by C. J. Stoltzfus Aaron Esh and Amos J. Stoltzfus from David Wagler, 1972‐? Page 6‐11 = Summer 2003 a funeral also some letters by Bishop Aaron Esh to the procession of Daniel B. Stauffer Dec. 19, 2002. Sunbeam.

_826. The First Ten Years = combbinding spine (P.B.) 8 ½ x _834. The Story of the Amish in C.P.S. = (P.B.), 5 ½ x 8, 140 11, A Collection of Letters from the Amish at Aylmer pages by David Wagler and Roman Raber, = A Peep Ontario to “the Budget” 1953‐1963. at Camp Life page 11.

_827. 2 books Amish Arts of Lancaster County, PA = (P.B.), _834A C.P.S. Camp #24 1942‐1946 and Mennonites of 11 x 8 ½, 160 pages, paintings by S. S. Zook, hooked Washington County, Maryland (H.C.), 5 ½ x 9, 96 rugs, family records by David C. Hoke and John F. pages, the Amish C.P.S. camp unit 3 of Boonsboro, Glick, bookplate by Barbara Ebersole and Susanna MD. A 143 acre farm was bought by three Bishops Beiler 1892, bookplate for Aaron Esh by David C. David Zook, Aaron Esh, and David Fisher in 1941, Hoke, watercolor of strawberries by Henry Lapp, read the history on page 43, and also pictures of the furniture by Henry Lapp = Fraktur = (P.B.), 11 x 8 ½, buildings on page 49‐50. 30 pages, lots of pictures of different fraktur. _835. The C.P.S. Story an Illustrated History of Civilian _828. Copies of the Old Oaken Bunchet, New Holland Public Story = (P.B.), 8 x 10, 128 pages by Albert N. Clarion, 11 x 17, in 1949 (49 copies). Keim a picture of men producing the camp paper “Soil” on page 117, peeling potatoes page 87, _829. Gleanings of Daniel Fisher’s Walk on the st moving privies page 73, C.P.S. designed post hole Appalachian Trail = coil bound (1 page is missing) = digger page 56, Major Lewis Hershey talking with Guide to the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania Amish man page 25. (1970) very interesting guide. _836. Amish Church, School and Historical Events = (P.B.), _830. Bedenklich Happenings and More = (H.C.), 8 ½ x 11, 8 ½ x 11, 330 pages by C. P. Stoltzfus, Amish church 208 pages, = Israelites and the Red Sea page 168, issued by Stephen F. Stoltzfus incidents that The Day of the Falling Stars page 158, Polycarp page happened between 1896‐1908 page 15, picture of 157, Surviving of the Amish Church by Gideon L. farm in Maryland bought by Benjamin L. Stoltzfus Fisher, the last Amish church services were held in when the 1st Amish moved to the area, a lot of Germany in 1947 page 156, the sleeping preacher, documents concerning the school system. Also a Noah Troyer page 153, Lunch Box by the Roadside by short history on the Christ King church and John A. Gideon L. Fisher page 119, Women’s Liquor Raid Stoltzfus (Weavertown) split. And Pete Stauffer was page 117, Letter of Pontius Pilate to Caesar page also a lay minister with John A. then back to Christ 106‐109, the man who tried to cheat the Devil page King then out to Millersburg, Indiana with Uriah 72, Pleasure Trip in 1923 to Harrisburg by Gideon L. Mast page 51, and much more. Fisher page 39, lots more. _837. Directory of C.P.S. May 1941 to March 1947 = (P.B.), _831. Lancaster County Scrapbooks = coilbound, 12 x 13 6x9, 168 pages, published by the National Service ¼, pictures of Brush Valley (Centre Co) Amish farms, Board for Religious Objections. Amish teens corral watermelon “poachers”, lots of death records, etc. _838. We Can Take It, a short story of the C.C.C. = (P.B.), 5 jail page 401, Amish remain in jail over the Sabbath ¾ x 8 ¾, 128 pages by Ray Hoyt (1935) = The Civilian page 405, he took my whipping for me page 689, The Conservation Corp story of making trails through the Bishop’s Dream page 595, Special Schools in forests, fire lines, etc. Lancaster Co., PA in 1975‐1990 page 573, school prayer misunderstandings page 565, The Supreme _839. Help Wanted, the Experience of Some Quaker Court Ruling by Joe Stoll page 561, Courts’ Ruling on Conscientious Objectors = (P.B.), 4 ¾ x 7 ¾, 48 Amish is discussed page 557, fleeing Iowa Amish pages, (1940) by Arle Brooks and Robert J. Leach. students rounded up page 545, an Amish man takes jail in school case page 539, (a very outstanding _840. 2 books = From the Experience of a C. O. in the First book). World War = (P.B.), 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 15 pages by Edw. J. B. Waltner = Congress Looks at the Conscientious _847. 8 issues of Susquehanna Magazine, 8 ½ x 11, A Objector = (P.B.), 8 ½ x 11, 96 pages by the National History of Lancaster Storefronts, Courting and Service Board (1943). Marriage Among the Amish by John A. Hostetler. Samuel Hoffman’s threshing rig near Mt. Joy, 1910, _841. Amishman Travels Around the World = (P.B.), 5 ½ x Canal Fever, Milton Hershey & His Boys, PA Dutch in 8 ½, 34 pages by H. Harold Hartzler, (1991) = the Life 1869, Baers Almanac History, The Lancaster of Jonathon B. Fisher. He traveled by ship to Europe Counterfeiters in 1893. in 1908, around the world in 1934, and accompanied a cattle boat to Europe in 1952, and attended the _848. Journal of the Center For Pennsylvania German Mennonite World Conference in Switzerland and Studies, PB, 8 ½ x 11, 75 Years of Old Order was the only Amishman to attend that conference. Parochial Schools, Drawing of the First Amish Photo on front cover shows Jonathan Fisher. School in Dover, DE in 1925, and Also the History by Joe Stoll, page 2, The Establishment of Old Order _842. Around the Water and Facts Gleaned on the Way = Parochial Schools in Ontario, Pennsylvania School (P.B.) 5 ½ x 7 ½, 318 pages = by Jonathon B. Fisher History (see lot #846) page 19, The Beginnings of the (1837), back cover missing, spine chipped. Blackboard Bulletin see enclosed copy. Vol 1 #1 in this lot of The Blackboard Bulletin, Editor was Joe _842A Jonathon Fisher’s Trip Around the World = Coil Stoll Secretary & Treasurer was Lydia Beiler Bound, (P.B.), 8 ½ x 11, reprinted from the Old Country News. These were letters sent to the New _849. The History and Life of The Reidenbach Mennonite, Holland Clarion in 1934. H.C. (Thirty‐Fivers) by Karsten‐ Gerhard Albertsen (1996) _843. The Budget 1950’s = Lancaster Co. Briefs by Jonathon B. Fisher = He writes a lot of local _850. Dietrich Philip Hand Book = H.C., 5 ¼ x 8, 540 pages, Lancaster Co. history that has not been published in English Edition (1966) a book. Nine issues total. _851. The History of Pinecraft, FL By Noah Gingerich, _844. My First 20 years, Sunrise to Eventide = (H.C.), 5 ½ x 1925‐1960 = H.C., 8 ½ x 11 ¼, 164 pages, This is 8 ¼, 192 pages by David Wagler = This is a story of where some of the Amish go over the winter. Lots of David’s life of his first 20 years. pictures and how it all started.

_845. Stories Behind the News = (H.C.), 5 ¼ x 8, 510 pages, _852. 6 issues of The Budget 1950’s of The Mennonites In by David L. Wagler (1993) = Wagler shines the light Mexico, Mennonites in Mexico need aid at once on Eli R. Beachy “Tales from the Peoli Road” lot #820 March 5, 1953, Drought Stricken Mennonites in read page 49 to 56, Bishop Aaron Esh from Lancaster Mexico Need Aid, Feb 19, 1953, Tells of Desperate Co. And David Wagler shared the same birthdate Plight of Mennonites in Mexico June 3, 1954, A Visit Dec. 10, see page 65, the last smallpox outbreak To Mexico August 12, 1954, Life in Old Mexico 1942 page 137, History of the Amish Church Tunes September 3, 1953 page 259, End of Amish in Europe page 243. _853. The Mennonite Brotherhood in Russia 1789‐1910 _846. Pennsylvania School History 1690‐1990 = (H.C.), 7 x by Peter M. Friesen = H.C., 6 ½ x 9 ¾, 1065 pages. 10 ¼, 656 pages by Christ S. Lapp (1991) lots of early The Mennonite Congregation in Prussia page 41, Amish History and early school history, 1950 school Settling in Russia page 91, The Mennonite Brethern problems, Amish father jailed 5 days page 191, Churches in Russia from 1872 to 1885 page 475, Amish Holy Days to halt Leacock Twp. arrests page Military Service and the Emigration of Russia 353, series of articles about the Amish “The Amish Mennonite to America page 586 Story” page 320. Two ministers among group sent to _854. Feeding The Hungry Russia Famine 1919‐1925 = _868. Descendants and History of Christian Fisher Family H.C., 5 ¾ x 8 ½, 466 pages, America Transportation in = H.C. 6 x 9, 624 pages by John M. Fisher (1957) front Russia page 195, Scenes of Prison Life in Russia cover is loose. = Fatal train accident of 1887 page 1917‐1922 page 255, If you like history of the Russia 187, Settlement of Union County, PA page 243, Life Mennonites then this book will fit your need in Colonial days page 16

_855. The Old Colony Mennonites = H.C. w/ DJ, 5 ½ x 8 ½, _869. 21 issues = The Historical Review of Berks County = 276 pages, by Calvin Wall Redekop & The John Magazine October 1935 Vol 1 #1, The Pioneer Hopkins Press, 1969, Maps, Tables, Photographs, Doctor page 71, Heemvieh (Homesick) page 75, Transcripts of Interviews Canada, Mexico, British Birthplace of Daniel Boone page 108, An Indian Honduras, An Old Colony Classroom page 87, A Massacre in 1763 page 77, Records from Bibles page school house in Mexico page 86 27, A Copy of George Washington letter page 45, Marriages performed by William Penn page 117, _856. The Works of Flavius Josephus = H.C., 6 x 9 ½, 880 Early Tulpehocken settlers page 104, A glimpse of pages, A very old book, no copyright Reading mail service before 1792 page 4, An Easter card of 1822 page 87, The Huguenot Settlers of PA _857. The Complete Works of Menno Simon = H.C., 7 ¾ x page 78, loaded with Berks Co. early history 10 ½, 452 pages (English edition) (1871) (front cover loose) _870. 9 Issues of The Mennonite Community 1949‐1952 = Mennonite Colony in Paraguary page 11, From _858. Mennonites in Europe Vol 1 = H.C., 6 x 9 ¼, 428 Russia to the Chaco of Paraguary page 20, pages, by John Horsch, 1950. Paraguary Farm page 8, Christian Herr house page 19, The Philhaven Hospital page 10 (also an arial _859. History of the Lives, Sufferings And Triumphant view) page 6, Story of Smoker Farm Elevators Deaths of The Early Martyers = H.c., 6 x 9 ¼, 638 Amish People Working in the Plant pages by Rev. John Fox A.M. (1845) , Foxes Universal History of Christian Martyrdom _871. 3 Magazines of Amish = The Peaceful People = The Amish = Amish Beliefs, Customs, and Discipline by _860. Genealogy of the Descendants of Isaac and Barbara Gerald S. Lestz (Stoltzfus) Lapp (1941), 5 ½ x 8 ½, 116 pages by C.L. Lapp _872. 18 Issues of The Mennonite Community = 1950 to 1953, mixed issues, A few have missing covers. _861. The Descendants of Christopher Esh = H.C., 6 x 9, Church in Puerto Rico page 9, Visiting Palestine’s (1949) by Benjamin L. Blank neighbors page 8, The story of the Community at Shickley Nebraska page 6 _862. A Family History of Christian Schwarie and Annie (Hander) Schwarie 1789‐2004 = H.C., 5 ½ x 8 ¾, 234 _873. The Mennonite Community= 1950 to 1953, 3 years pages by Ezra and Mary Swarey Complete Years

_863. History and Directory of The Old Order Amish of _874. 2 Books = The Quaker Colonies = H.C, 5 x 8, 244 Brush, Nittany, and Sugar Valley, PA (1979), P.B., 8 x pages by Sydney G. Fisher (1921) = The Quakers As 11, 144 pages (very good condition) Pioneers in Social Work = H.C., 5 ½ x 8 ½, 270 pages by Augustee Jorns (1969), ex library _864. Fifty Years in Lebanon County, PA, H.C., 106 pages, by David S. King (1993) with wall map _875. Up From The Rubble = P.B., 5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 384 pages by Peter & Elfrieda Dyck. The epic rescue of 1000’s of _865. Henry U. and Lydia Zook, Blank Family History = war‐ravaged Mennonite refugees from the 1940’s H.C. 8 ½ x 11, 80 pages by C.J. Stoltzfus _876. 4 books Vol 1 through 4 = History of the _866. Gleanings of 50 years in Juniata County, PA 1950‐ Reformation of the 16th Century = H.C., 4 ½ x 7 ½, 2000, H.C., 8 ½ x 11, 114 pages, 2001 (1847) Zwingles Sermon The Augsburg Confession 1530, Switzerland – Conquests 1526‐1530, lots of _867. Amish Farm & Home Directory First Edition 1965 = early history P.B. Cover Missing, 8 ½ x 11, compiled by Old Order Map Committee, Printed by A.S. Kinsinger Lancaster _877. Smith’s Story of the Mennonites = H.C., 5 ¼ x 7 ¾, County had 41 districts and Lebanon County had 2 856 pages, by C. Henry Smith, 1957 districts in 1965 _878. 18 Issues of The Mennonite Community = 1951‐ 1952 _879. 5 Issues of Pennsylvania Folklife Winter 1983‐84 _886. A Pennsylvania Album Picture Postcards 1900‐1930, Autumn 1983, Summer 1983, Spring 1983, Winter P.B., 10 ¼ x 8, 160 pages 1982‐1983, Powwow Doctor (Brauche) page 123, Frakturs history page 146, A Tear For Jonas Martin, _887. Lancaster County Postcards = H.C., 9 x 12 ¼, 186 Old Order Mennonite Origins in Lancaster Co. By pages, Horsedrawn buggy in Lancaster City in 1960’s Amos Hoover page 90, Growing up in a Plain page 37, some color pages Pennsylvania German Community in the 1920’s page 84, The Amish Quilts of Lancaster County 1860 to _888. Post Cards in folders = Some out of country with 1930 page 67 stamps, some written in German, 1970’s and 1960’s

_880. 4 issues of Pennsylvania Folklife = Spring 1984, _889. Liberty A Centennial History of the Statue of Liberty Summer 1984, Autumn 1984, Winter 1984‐85 = in Post Cards. 9 x 12, some from 1881 Moravian, Schwenkfelder page 98, Oley Valley 1750, Persecution and Genocide: The General _890. Box Lot of Misc Post Cards (some old ones) Problem as illustrated by the Anabaptist Experience page 90 _891. 30 issues of 1942 and 1943 Herold der Wahrheit

_881. 6 Issues of The Dutchman = Spring 1956, Winter _892. 20 issues of 1940’s Herold der Wahrheit 1956, Spring 1955, Fall 1954, June 1954, Summer 1955, The Hostetter Fractur Collection page 10, The _893. 10 issues of Herold der Wahrheit‐ 1942‐1946 First Singing of Our National Anthem page 40, Brick‐ End Barn’s page 15, That’s A Lot of Boloney, The _894. 14 issues of Herold der Wahrheit 1944 Conestoga Horse, Easter Eggs, Embroideries and Cutouts Amish Children on a horse, Major and _895. 2003 Yearbook Green Valley Printing. Amish Minor in Fractur, Pennsylvania Dutch in Canada, Communities and their prefixes Pennsylvania Dutch Needlework, Giant Cider Press, The Pennsylvania German in Fiction 1935‐1955, Beasts in Dutchland, Tracking The Elusive Distelfink.

_882. 4 Issues of The Pennsylvania Dutchman, Summer 1956, Fall‐Winter 1956‐1957, Spring 1957, Summer‐ Fall 1957, The Amish At Play. Homemade scooter race, corner‐ball, Amish Youth Playing Donkey‐ball, On an Amish Farm, The Pretzel before the Civil War, Drawing of a pretzel in Henry Fisher’s Marik‐Haus page 19, Team Mennonites. Lots of Amish pictures of early 1950’s

_883. 5 issues of Pennsylvania Folklife = Spring 1958, Summer 1958, Spring 1960, Fall 1961, Autumn 1969, The Courtship and Wedding Practices of the Old Order Amish, A glance at clothing once worn by Schwenkfelders in PA, Quaker Meeting‐houses, Painted Chests from Bucks Co., A Study of Dress of the Old Order Mennonites 1700‐1953, The get togethers of the young Amish folks, Amish family life in Mifflin Co. By John A Hostetler, Barbara Zook making straw hats (picture) and story. Amish Genealogy a progress report by John A. Hostetler

_884. 5 issues of Pennsylvania Forklife = Fall 1958, Spring 1961, Summer 1962, December 1964, Spring 1971, Tick‐Tock time in Pennsylvania, Dunkard Life In Lebanon Valley Late 1800’s, Bakeovens in the Pennsylvania Folk‐Culture

_885. Old Picture Postcards = P.B, 8 ½ x 11, 144 pages 190 old picture postcards, photos & line drawings