ca. 1860-1900. Ten small pieces of color ephemera, all but one dating around the later 19th century. With two exceptions the items are printed via chromolithography. "Washington." New York: Robert Voight. Leaf-shaped booklet on the sights of Washington D.C., 4.5 x 6.75 in., 5 leaves, chromolithograph covers with blindstamped texture..... More
N.p. The Union News Company [printed by J. C. Bardell, Oakland, California], 1926. Pictorial mailing envelope approx. 5½" x 3¼", containing 15 captioned black & white photographs of St. Paul, each approx. 3¼" x 2"; the envelope is addressed to a Mrs. Stitz in Portland, Oregon and three of the..... More
[Providence]: printed at the Gazette Office, [1810]. Broadside (approx. 9" x 5¾"), light toning, a couple of short tears in the margins (no loss); all else very good. Republican Party election proxy, which includes the names of ten candidates for the Senate (Moses Lippitt of Providence and William Reynolds of..... More
[Providence]: printed by J. Carter, [1811]. Broadside (approx. 10" x 5½"), the text within a typographic border; some toning and several short breaks in the margins; all else very good. Federal Party election proxy, which includes the names of ten candidates for the Senate (Nicholas Brown of Providence and William..... More
[Providence: printer not identified, 1811]. Broadside (approx. 7½" x 4¼"), light toning; all else very good. Republican Party election proxy, which includes the names of ten candidates for the Senate (Nathaniel Hazard of Newport and John D'Wolf of Bristol among them), and one name each for secretary, attorney-general, and treasurer..... More
N.p. 1886-1889. 10" x 7.75"; pp. [112] plus 34 blank pages, containing 255 chromolithographic pieces, 7 engravings, 3 pith paintings, and 3 hand-painted cards, plus about 6 items in condition too poor to be counted; sizes ranging from full-page to cigarette card sized, with the majority fitting at two or..... More
Boston: published by the secretary, 1938. 15.6 cm, pp. 80; folding color plate of code signals, folding color plate of storm signals; original green cloth stamped in gilg white, blue, and red. Fine copy. Containing the club's by-laws, committees, lists of yachts and members, house rules, racing rules, etc. More
Rochester, New York: The Genesee Hospital School of Nursing, 1939. 4to, pp. 40; photographic illustrations throughout, pictorial endpapers; original cream embossed fabrikoid (some soiling); interior fine. Advertisements, pp. 36-[41]. Nursing school yearbook printed on the eve of World War II. Not in OCLC. More
Providence: [neither printer nor publisher identified], December 2, 1831. Narrow broadside (approx. 13" x 5"), announcing the lottery and listing 5051 prizes amounting to $10,643, the grand prize being $2000; docketed on the verso: "Prov. Decem 2 1831 True copy furnished the Secty according to law / P. Case /..... More
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Sŏul T'ŭkpyŏlsi: Sŏul Sinmunsa, [2004]. 2 volumes, large 8vo, pp. [14], [4], 31-1057, [1]; [12], [3], 28-1055, [1]; illustrated throughout, some in color; original red cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover and spine; fine, in the publisher's slipcase. Text in Korean. Ten years into Kim Jong Il's tenure as..... More
[Bristol? publisher not identified], 1930. 4to, pp. 58; illustrated throughout; original pictorial wrappers; very good. Numerous ads for local businesses. Includes a history of the town by W. H. Munro, a section on leading industries, and a Bristol Pageant. More
Austin: Aegis Editions, 1957. Edition limited to 20 copies (this, no. 15), 8vo, pp. [12]; printed in red and black; dampstained, some wrinkling but no tidemarks; very good in original decorative paper wrappers. From the library of Kim Merker. This copy inscribed by the printer Raeburn Miller "for Kim and..... More
[Calcutta]: 44th Air Service Group, 1945. Oblong 4to, approx. 9½" x 12", pp. 68; greyscale photo reproductions throughout; bound with metal clasps in stiff paper wrappers. A photo album of daily life in the 44th, with the last pages dedicated to a personnel directory. This copy belonged to William Woehrle..... More
Washington DC: Chinese Community Church of Washington D.C., 1980. 11 x 8.5 in., pp. 72; photoreproductive illustrations and local ads throughout; comb bound in yellow paper covers; light spotting to edges, staple holes in upper covers, near fine. The CCC was the first Chinese Christian church in the DC area..... More
Madrid: 1962. Edition limited to 33 copies (this, no. 30), 8vo, stiff paper portfolio with title and imprint on one side, and containing a bifolium index to the bookplates plus 49 (of 50) separate reproductions of bookplates with bullfighting themes, the whole contained in a full blue Spanish calf slipcase;..... More
Chicago: Chicago Book & Art Auctions, Inc., 1932. First edition; 8vo; pp. 32; 7 illustrations; price realized penciled in margin; very good copy in original paper wrappers. More
Knaresbrough: printed by E. Langdale and sold by Governor Hill, [ca. 1791]. Stab-stitched pamphlet, 6" x 3¾", pp. 8; self-wrappers, vignette title page with landscape of the fort; untrimmed and fine. A fort in name only, Fort-Montague was a house cut into the rock, and served as a curiosity and..... More
Philadelphia: published by John Conrad and Co. no 68, Chestnut Street. April 3, 1815. First edituion, 8vo, pp. 31, [1]; stitched, as issued; largely unopened; original drab blue rear wrapper, front wrap wanting; otherwise generally very good. AAS and Univ. of South Carolina only in OCLC. American Imprints 36153. More
Wakefield: printed and Sold by R. Hurst, at the Star-office; sold also by all booksellers, 1808. 8vo, pp. 20; original printed paper self-wrappers; soiling to wrappers, else very good. Not located in OCLC. More
[Providence]: from the Phenix Press, Jones & Wheeler, printers, [1808 or 1809]. 8vo, pp. 8; stitched, as issued; old stains, toned, and horizontal fold; good or better. Ownership signature of Robert Thornton of Johnston on last page. Sets out provision for raising taxes for the repair and improvement of roads..... More
[New York: no publisher given, ca. 1858]. First edition, 8vo, pp. 8; vertical crease, old library rubberstamp at the top of p. [1]; all else near fine. Following the passage of the act, George W. Morton wrote Remonstrance of the City Inspector against the proposed bill entitled "An act to..... More
[New York: E. B. Clayton, 1839.]. 12mo, pp. 7, [1]; removed from binding, first page soiled, some underlining in pencil, spine split at extremities. The British and American Steam Navigation Company was a steamship line that operated a regular transatlantic service from 1839 to 1841. American Imprints 53953. LC only..... More
Boston: printed by Richard Draper and Green and Russell, Printers to the Government, March 9, 1774. Folio, pp. 8; stitched, as issued; comprising pp. 509-516 of the Acts and Laws passed by the Great and General Court of Massachusetts; paper toned and with a vertical newspaper shadow on the first..... More
Chillicothe: printed by N. Willis, printer to the state, 1805. 8vo, pp. lxxvi, 491, [1]; contemporary full calf, red leather label on spine; some cracking and wear, text toned; all else very good. On the upper cover is penned: "To the township clerk of Springfield and his persons." The first..... More
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[Providence: publisher not identified, 1841-43.]. 8vo, 10 so-called session reports individually paginated, all but three signed in ink at the end by Henry Bowen, as Secretary of the General Assembly, for May, June and October, 1841; January, March, April, May, June and October, 1842; and January, 1843; 10 folding tables;..... More
