Lyon: Jacobo Hugetan, 15`2. Title-page in black and red, with a 2 x 3" woodcut of Saint Jerome in his study. Numerous decorative woodcuts of varying sizes throughout. Text in double columns. Foot of spine lightly chipped, back joint starting to crack, but sound, remnants of off-white paint on spine.....
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Springfield, Mass: The King-Richardson Co., 1901. With a frontispiece of Martha Washington and 40 full-page illustrations of some of the notable women described in the work. Also with color borders around most illustrations and accent color backgrounds on front matter. Rubbing to leather and some chipping to head and tail.....
[ Chicago: Powers, Fowler & Lewis, 1896.]. Includes the explanatory books Pen Pictures from Genesis to Revelations (64 pp.) and Bible Study in Topical Form (63 pp.), plus color maps (4 pp.) of Palestine. [With:]. The Royal Scroll. [Chicago: Powers, Higley & Co., 1902.] Folio case, 17 x 16 x......
Edinburgh: McLachlan and Stewart.... 1823. First edition. Wolff describes a binding identical to this one: “Mauve patterned sand-grained cloth, labels (price one guinea), white endpapers,” (Nineteenth Century Fiction, 4178). The Wolff entry does not note the binding as a remainder, though it clearly is. Spines uniformly faded; some fading to.....
London: John W. Parker... 1848. First edition of the leading textbook of economics in the English-speaking world for the best part of fifty years. Complete with the initial blank in the second volume. A very good, crisp copy. Contemporary half calf over marbled boards, gilt-ecorated spines with burgundy morocco labels.....
[ Philadelphia: 1922 ]. One of 500 copies, signed by the author. 250 copies comprised the international edition with translations in French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese. The pages of the original manuscript were written and illuminated by the author from her notes made in preparation for the paintings from.....
Paris: Chez Le Fuel, Libraire, [n.d., ca.11820]. No date or edition indicated in the present item, though Princeton notes a date of circa 1820. Aside from the Princeton copy, OCLC also lists six copies outside of the United States: one copy at the Bibliothèque Nationale of France, two in Germany.....
Dublin: Printed by W. Porter, 1800. First Dublin edition. Previous editions were published in London in 1798 and 1799. The first American edition was published in Hartford, Connecticut in 1799. With head- and tail-pieces sometimes attributed to Thomas Bewick. Some rubbing to spine and extremities. Some light foxing to endpapers.....
[Los Angeles: Printed for Dawson's Book Shop at Laguna Verde Imprenta by the author, 1989]. One of fifty copies. Illustrated with seventeen wood engravings by Paul Landacre, fifteen of them in black & white, one printed in red, and one in green. Miniature printed bookplate on front pastedown. A fine.....
London: Sold by I. Souter, [ca. 1815-17]. Early edition, first published in 1800. Another edition was published in 1811. This work is based on a prose version published in 1790 and it uses most of the illustrations from that work. The verse version was aimed at a younger audience and.....
London: Field & Tuer, The Leadenhall Press. 1886/7. Number 234 of 250 large paper copies, signed “Field & Tuer.” The large paper copies included the earliest impressions of the plates, with the costumes “extra carefully tinted” and heightened with gold and silver. Some wear along back joint, endpapers lightly foxed.....
New York: Charles L. Webster, 1885. First American edition, early issue. With the following points: "was" for "saw" on p. 57; illustration "Him and another Man incorrectly listed as at page 88; the second "5" in the folio on page 155 is missing, page 283 is a cancel, and the.....
London: Printed for James Rivington and James Fletcher, 1759. First edition in English of the first history of California, which “gave the English-speaking world its earliest thorough account of the little-known areas of the west coast of North America,” (Hill). The original Spanish edition was published in 1757. With four.....
[Boston? 1908]. In February 1903, Oregon enacted a law that prohibited women from working in “any mechanical establishment or factory or laundry” for more than ten hours a day. Curt Muller, a laundry owner, was charged in 1905 with requiring his employee, Mrs. E. Gotcher, to work a ten-hour day.....
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[ n.p. ]: 1878. Text on versos only. 117 leaves, each illustrated in pen, ink, color wash, and other graphic processes with crests, arms, or flags in gold and color. Color and gilt title-page. Binding extremities lightly worn, two very small 2” cracks on lower front board. A few small.....
