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Richmond, VA: Ariel Works, 1830. Illustrated by Engraved title frontis. Stated second edition. c.1828. Cloth backed green paper boards, uncut. Cr.8vo. pp. 220. Good+/In mylar protector. Worn boards, 1/3 ffep excised and two short pages tears, foxing starting. Thirty letters (went to a third edition)..

[Washington, DC]: NP, June 6, 1846 (read, ordered and to be printed). First edition. Congress (29th, 1st session ) Senate [377]. Stitched wraps. 8vo. pp. 248. Very Good. Disbound (complete) copy with toned text blocks, buckled. Indexed correspondence (1840-43) from James Buchanan, Lewis Cass, Edward Everett, John Forsyth, H. S. Fox, Hugh Swinton Legare, Nelson, Mr. A. Stevenson, Daniel Webster, Abel Upshur..

[Washington, DC]: NP, March 3, 1848 (read, ordered and to be printed). First edition. Congress (30th, 1st session) Executive, No. 28. Stitched wraps. 8vo. pp. 133. Very Good+. Disbound (complete) copy with several corner chips, buckled. Correspondence (1845-48) from James Buchanan, Thomas H. Boyle, Thomas M. Cutter, John Graham, Hamilton Hamilton, Robert Hesketh, John Henry Kagel, Hugh Swinton Legare, Charles Nicholson, Gorham Parks, G. W. Slacum, Mr. Henry A. Wise with a Forbes, Forbes & Co. Circular No. LXXV "Postscript 24th January 1846", ship sales (schooner "Enterprise", barque "Pons"), Departures and Dispatches of American ships in Africa, Bahia, Bengal, Benguella, Cabinda, Cape Verd..

[Washington, DC]: NP, April 20, 1846, (read, ordered and to be printed). First edition. Congress (29th, 1st session ) Senate [300]. 3 volumes. Stitched wraps. 8vo. pp. 48. Very Good. Disbound (complete) copy with toned text blocks, buckled. Indexed correspondence (1843-45) from James Buchanan, Calhoun, Edward Everett, Hugh Swinton Legare, Nelson and incidents of American frigate "Cyrus", barque "Rhoderick Dhu", H.M. sloop "Spy", H.M. brig of war "Alert", French merchant barque "Guantimozin" with Captains Foote, Sims Bosanquet, and Dumas in the ports of Rio de Janeiro and Cabinda, Africa..

26 April 1802. True First edition. Folded sheet pamphlet, uncut and unopened. 8vo. pp. [7], 8-11, [1] blank. Very Good. Later printed in 8 and 28 pages. Thomas Jefferson, 3rd US President, 1801-9. James Madison, Albert Gallatin, Levi Lincoln, James Jackson, Abraham Baldwin, John Millege, J. Franklin, Samuel A. Otis, John Beckley..

1815. Receipt written in long-hand in ink. 8.5 by 7.5 inches. Good. Folded in quarters to center, then in half, with written file verso J. Pollard. Punctures where quill pen hit letter repeats (as dots)..

Boston: Collection of the State Street Bank and Trust Company, 1974. Illustrated by Pine tree crest and illustrate ribbon and stem border. facsimile edition. yellow parchment broadside . Signed by I. Scollay and P. Boyen (committee) and Witness my Hand, H. Gardiner, Treasurer. 10.5x5cm. pp. [2]. Fine. Suitable for framing..

Philadelphia., Jan. 18, 1833. Stated 3rd edition. Folded wraps. 8vo. pp. 8. Very Good. Foxed text block, covers detached..

: Published by order of the House of Representatives First edition. Uncut pamphlet. 8vo. pp. [4]. Near Fine. Spots of stain. Bill example: To amend the act, untitled, "An act respecting fugitives from justice and persons escaping from the service of their master; 28 February, 1801, committed to a committee of the whole House. Not further acted on." William Nichols, Little Miami, navy yards and timber, South Carolina, Mausoleum for George Washington, post-roads, Samuel Lapsley, Jacob Barnitz, Philips Sloan, Thomas Parker, Peter Charles L'Enfant, Miles Riley, Charles Hyde, Margaret Culbertson, Mary Hay, James Denniston, Mathias Shroyer, Philip Lightfoot, William Ray, John Follawell, John Hall, Leonard Jarvis, William Milton, Lyon Lehman, Stephen Hopkins and Robert S. Burrough, Hugh White and Richard Martin..

Ashby., Apr. 30, 1796. Receipt written in long-hand in ink. About 2x7.5 inches. VG. folded in thirds, with written file verso Joseph Pollard..

: Privately published, 1831. First edition. Folded pamphlet. 8vo. pp. 11. Very Good. New York border of New Jersey. Small tears about old stitch holes..

[Washington, DC]: [William A. Davis], February 19, 1816. First edition. Original wraps rebound in period quarter leather with marbled boards. 8vo. pp. 9. Very Good. Rear board loose with faint old crease through document, ink owner. From the first session of the 14th Congress..

Washington, DC: GPO, June 1961. First edition. Original printed card wraps backed with black cloth and brown library board. 8vo (23cm). pp. 563. Near Fine/Ex-Lib. Library reference bookplate front pastedown. Contents: Rear cover and page black tabs match organization: Key to Symbols, Individuals, Publications, Organizations, Index of Facts on Communism Vol. I, and ...Vol. II. Important bibliographical reference for all manner of reports from the Committee of Un-American Activities House of Representatives covering 1938-60 through 86th Congress Sessions. After this time indices were included with reports..

[Montclair, NJ]: Caliban Press, 1988. Illustrated by Letterpress cover with two "B"s, relief print facsimily drawings. Limited edition. 129/190. Bound by Herb Nieder and Mark McMurray in flexible brown boards backed with brown gilt stamped calf in Frankfurt cream paper. Medium 8vo. pp. 61, [2] colophon, erratum tipped in paper. Fine/In mylar protector. Typographer and type designer of Olympian status in book design..

Cambridge MA: [Harvard University], February 14, 1969. Illustrated by Frank O'Brien b/w photo in matt "THE GAME" November 23, 1969 [Harvard vs. Yale] on the reverse in pencil is title, date and photographer and 6014. Original edition. Watermark of Harvard University on letter. Single sheet, folded. Signed by Eric Cutler in blue pen. 28 x 21,75cm. pp. 1; 6; photo. Near Fine (letter), Photo (fine), Matt (very good with faint bottom right stain). "Dear Dave: The picture of the moment of Yale's doom and gloom which you so kindly sent was most gratefully received. Your letter landed inside the picture's folder until I went to have the picture framed and I apologize for my delay and oversight. The identities are as follows. Yale: 15, Ed Franklin '69, defensive back; 67, Andy Coe '70, linebacker. Harvard: 50, Ted Skowronski '69, offensive center; 75, Fritz Reed '70, offensive tackle; 61 Tom Jones '69, offensive guard [actor: Tommy Lee Jones]; 80 Pete Varney… Leer más

New York., 1/20/58. 7.5 x 10.5 Arena Bond Paper Rag Content by Ailing & Cory Co. Rochester, NY (1819-1999). Signed by Herbert Hoover in blue ink. Fine. "Dear Mrs. Laserte: I greatly dislike writing begging letters but I am as convinced of the great importance of the Boys' Clubs of America that I violate my rule in asking your consideration of a contribution among the many other calls upon you at this time. In this work there are 500 boys' Clubs with more thatn 425,000 boy members in the slum areas of 290 cities throughout the country where we definitely are reducing delinquency, improving health, morals and preparing them for the skilled trades. The are some 3,000,000 such boys and the country is in great need of expansion of this movement. We do no ask for much from any one individual and most gifts are from $10.00 to $25.00. They are, of course, tax deductible. I send you herewith a leaflet which explains the work. I hope it commends itself to you. Faithfully Herbert Hoover. P.S.… Leer más

n.p., 1939-40. Original edition. 4 volumes. Legal and letter sheets, envelope and pamphlet. Signed by Sargent Kennedy. pp. [2], [1], 15, envelope. Near Fine/In very good envelope. Shriver was founder of the Peace Corps and was married to Eunice (Kennedy) Shriver..

Winchendon., August 26th, 1809. Receipt written in long-hand in ink. 3 by 7.25 inches. Good. folded in quarters..

N.P., July 17-1811 (rec payd). Receipt written in long-hand in ink. 6 by 7.25 inches. Good. Foxing starting..

Washington, DC: GPO, 1964. Illustrated by reproductions. First edition. 40-013. Two-Staple section report. 8vo. pp. xvi; vi, 575-813, ix. Appendix, Index. Very Good+. Cover has thin foxed line and light stain, internally near fine with several straightened dogears. Contents: Synopsis, Testimony: George Luke, Alexander Lewing, Yvonne Marie Bond, Morton B. Slater, Edward Lemansky, Albert Lasater Maher, Appendix (Committee Exhibits). Note: Part 5 ONLY, Parts 1-4 NOT included..