Resultados de búsqueda: the hudson river by daylight de mcquill thursty

New York: John Featherston, 1874. Printed red cloth binding, rubbed at corners. Lacks rear map. Mildly foxed and soiled. 168pp. Engravings. Advertisements.. Hard Cover. Good. 12mo - over 6" - 8" Tall.

New York: Gaylord Watson, 1876 Book. Fair. Three-Quarter Leather. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. the book is tanning and very fragile, edges are frail and are chipping, contents intact and has no markings, part of spine is split, corners are curling and chipping.

New York: Gaylord Watson, 1878. Some wear to the blue paper spine, with some of it worn completely away, some creasing and small tears to back cover, but otherwise a good, internally clean and tight copy of this soft-cover book. Originally published in 1873, this is a slightly later, undated edition but with advert inside front cover for Berkshire Life Insurance company dated 1878. The author was one Wallace Bruce (1844-1914) who wrote several other similar guidebooks and also some slim poetry collections. A guide to places of interest along the Hudson River from New York to Albany. Folding map at rear of book has a tear about halfway along the top fold, but otherwise still whole. 177pp, b&w illustrations, folding map in colour.. Paperback. Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York: American News Company. Good+. 1875. Softcover. Tan wraps worn with chipping to edges and spine ends, internally age toned with previous owner's name and some line markings penciled on title page, light scattered foxing, creased corners and lightly soiled. A fragile but complete copy with fold-out color map having 2" tear at first crease. "...the Green Mountains, Manchester, Middletown and Lebanon Springs. The First Descriptive Analysis of the Hudson Ever Published." ; MCN24477; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 172 pp .

hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

New York: Gaylord Watson, 1878. Copyright 1873, advertisment inside front cover dated 1878. "The First Descriptive Analysis of the Hudson Ever Published", describing scenery and attractions in upstate New York, also additional sights along the Pennsylvania Railroad Route. Externally very worn in rust colored cloth, about 7 inches tall, illustrated throughout in black and white plus long hand colored folding map at rear. Lots of advertising throughout. Covers heavily rubbed and spotted with large chip to spine foot, hinges internally cracked but secure, text block sound, pages clean with some age-toning to the title page, a few corner creases, map has a closed tear roughly along one fold line but complete and repairable with just a few tiny chips of paper loss. . Hard Cover. Fair. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

New York, 1877. 165 [i.e., 189]pp., with numerous in-text illustrations and advertisements. Small quarto. Original publisher's cloth, front board printed in black. Corners and spine ends somehwat worn, hinges crack. Lacking map. Small bookplate on front pastedown. Tanning. Good. Scarce edition, though lacking the map, of this detailed guide to this sights along the Hudson River. The advertisements promote offers for 1877 though the copyright statement on the titlepage states 1873

Gaylord Watson, 1877. Hardcover. Very Good. 165 [i.e. 189], [17] p. : illustrations., 1 folded map ; 17 cm. Bound in modern black leather. Color fold out map has been professionally mended at the fold of Rensselaer County. Original front paper wraps are bound in, repaired, with loss as corners. Internally, very good besides. A scare guide to 19th century New York.