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Paperback / softback. New.

New York: Edwin Williams, 1836. Hardcover. Good. Published 1836, good plus copy in leather-backed printed pictorial dark tan boards, 515 pp, 9 pp. ads at rear, frontispiece, and the mercantile almanac with small zodiac illustrations. Moderate wear to binding, joints a little tender, spine darkened with light loss to top of spine, some stains and wear to rear board, contents very good, a bit tanned and foxed, old owner has written name of book on fore edge.

New York: Peter Hill, 1833. Poor. Quarter Leather. 12mo (up to 7½" tall). 408, 12pp, unpaginated illustrations. Leather spine with printed paper boards. Heavy wear to boards. Hinges cracked. Text appears to be complete, but two of the illustrations are damaged: one missing bottom 1-2" of page, another with a round 1" hole torn through the center. Part of one signature is free from binding. Bottom 2/3s of RFEP is torn away. Toning to edges of text with a few fox spots scattered through out. Chock full of minutiae regarding New York State in 1833 regarding towns, post offices, schools, prisons, etc..

12mo (7 x 4 1/2), original printed and illustrated boards, with leather spine with gilt lettering, illustrated, 396 pp. plus ads. Binding worn and a bit faded, top cover detached, extremities worn and rubbed, spine is split, which makes the book almost two parts, pagination appears complete, but could be lacking frontispiece or front endpaper, contents a bit aged, foxed and browned. The register was first published in 1830, which makes this the third installment, and includes useful information about manufacturing, banking, schools, post offices, courts and newspapers. There is even a list of lawyers and clergymen, and the book comes with its own almanac. This edition also contains several illustrations, including a full page engraving of an early railroad train.

New York:: Printed by J. Seymour,, 1832.. First edition.. publishers quarter leather over printed boards.. Some light foxing and age-toning; boards rubbed and soiled; insect damage affects about 20% of the spine.. 12mo,. Illustrated from engravings..

New York: J. Seymour, 1832. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good +. Small octavo, 396pp., illustrated, plus advertisements. A nice, clean example in the publisher's printed boards with brown morocco spine. Some scuffing to edges, shallow insect damage at the frontispiece (not affecting the image), and the hinges a bit weak, but still intact. A solid, clean, original copy, with a few contemporary ownership markings, overall very good or better. Text and illustrations particularly clean, including the famed train plate, inserted at pp. 158-9. Includes an early 20th-century 1/2 buckram and brown cloth clamshell box, and an old clipping from a Maggs catalogue.

J. Seymour. Small octavo, 396pp., illustrated, plus advertisements. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1831.

J. Seymour. Small octavo,, illustrated, plus advertisements. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1835.