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NY: Frederick W. Schmidt / Privately printed. 1959. vg. Hardcover. note card with publisher's signature laid in; 22 pages; heavy laid paper; mono-tone illustrations; interior clean & tight; 7.5" tall; brown back strip; darkening to edges of cream marbled covers with gilt lettering on front .

Waterson, Berline & Snyder Co, 1915-01-01. Sheet music. Good. Waterson, Berline & Snyder Co., New York [Published Date:1915]. Sheet Music, Piano, Vocals (Medium Voice). Folio, 5 pages (including cover). Cover art by Albert Barbelle. Rear of cover has an ad and excerpt for From Here to Shanghai by Irving Berlin. In good condition with a few small nicks and tears and creasing along edges. Light to moderate overall aging and soiling. NOT Ex-Library.

Cinn.: Privately Printed / The Bravermans. Fine. 1981. Limited Edition. quarter cloth & boards. Copy #14/50, quarter bound in black cloth and decoarted colored boards , printed on imported papers. Tall 8vo,Unpaginated. Book is Fine in a Fine- slipcase that has a light rub at the openings. A few pages still unopened at the top. .

Providence, RI: Privately Printed, 1935. Hardcover. VG-. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Hardcover. Special limited edition printed and bound for Eugene A. Clauss in December of 1935, of which this is copy number 47. This is a thin book, comprised of only four pages not including the title and frontispiece. Bound with string in three places along spine. There is a bit of pulling in the hinge area because of this with front board starting to crack at the bottom of the hinge area. Faint evidence of penciled price on front end page, upper corner, that was erased. Pages are clean, no handwriting or bookplates. See photos.

Providence, R. I.: Privately Printed. Good with no dust jacket. 1935. Hardcover. #137 of 400 copies. In torn, and chipping glassine DJ. .

"Three hundred and fifty copies of this little book were printed for Charles Corbett Ronalds by The Ronalds Company Limited, in December, Nineteen Twenty-three."Book in good condition. Minimal external shelf wear, pages clean and tight with mild yellowing from age.

Priv. Print. [The Akerman-Standard Co. Very Good. 1935. Unknown Binding. Providence, Dec., 1935. Limited to 400 copies, this being no. 89. Marbled paper covered boards, cloth spine lightly rubbed and soiled. Decal edged watermarked paper, sewn, light finger smudges. .

Cincinnati, OH: Fleuron Press, 1981. Hardcover. A reprint of the earlier 1960 edition but done in a a different set papered boards and slipcase. Number 147 from a privately printed limited edition of 210. A very near fine copy with in a near fine slipcase that has slight rubbing around the opening. According to the preface, one of the most popular of the Fleuron press titles.

New York: Privately Printed, 1940 12 pages. One of 500 copies printed for Lewis Arthur Hird by Herbert B. Covert. Surprisingly uncommon.. Illus. by Illustrated. 8vo. Limited Edition. Boards. Very Good Plus.

Montreal: Privately printed, 1923. Slim 12mo, pp. 14; Ltd. to 350 copies printed for Charles Corbett Ronalds by The Ronalds Company Limited, woodcut frontispiece, initials rubricated; previous owner's bookplate on front free endpaper with some offset, a near fine copy in beautiful decorative floral paper covered boards, with black lettering on spine.

Cinncinnati, Ohio: The Fleuron Press, Inc.. A beautifully clean, crisp, hardcover copy in fine condition. No DJ. Near fine slip-case with faintest age-toning. Number 31 of 210 limited edition copies. . Fine. Hardcover. 1981.

NEW YORK: HERBERT B. COVERT. VG/G SIGNED BY EDITOR. PRIVATELY PRINTED. DECKLED FORE-EDGE.. 1920's?. HARDCOVER.. BOARDS LIGHTLY DISCOLORED. ORIGINAL GLASSINE DJ INTACT, SMALL CHIPS & TEARS, SOME TAPED. .

Cincinnati, OH: Fleuron Press, 1960. First edition. Hardcover. Number 55 from a privately printed limited edition of 140. A very near fine copy with in a near fine slipcase that has slight rubbing around the opening. Uncommon in this the first edition done by Fleuron Press.

Providence: Ackerman-Standard Company, 1935. Edition limited to 400 numbered copies (this, no. 230) printed and bound for Eugene A. Clauss; 4to, frontispiece by M. L. Freedman, and 5 leaves printed on rectos only in blue and black; original blue cloth-backed marbled boards, printed paper label on upper cover; near fine. Apparently, a holiday gift from Eugene A. Clauss of the Ackerman-Standard Co., with his business card laid in, together with a typed carbon letter to him from the recipient thanking him for the gift. First printed in Harper's Weekly, Sept. 3, 1898, under the title, "A Last Will," and subsequently published under various titles: "A Legacy to Mankind" (1907); "A Last Will" (1908); "The Happy Testament" (1913), and, "The Will of Charles Lounsbury" (1936).