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Boston, MA: American Newspapers, Inc. IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. Issues: Feb. 9, 1942 - Volume XXXVIII (38) #273 to Feb. 14, 1942 - Volume XXXVIII [38] #278. These original newspapers are bound together in 3/4 cloth and paper over boards, with binding and hinges tight. OVERSIZED. Headlines include "Singapore Battles Jap Swarm", "Japs in New Batan Thrust", "Battle Rages in Singapore", "Singapore Radio Silent", "Jap Hordes Advance Singapore. Normandie Topples Over", "US Army Transport Sunk - 29 Men Missing [Royal T. Frank]", "M'Arthur Faces New Drive", "Last Story Out of Singapore - Japs on Edge of City", "British Navy Aids Singapore", "British Pursue Nazi Fleet", "Nazi Fleet's Big 3 Eludes British Navy. Eyewitness Stories of U.S. Warships in Battle", "Churchill Probes Nazi Naval Coup - Parliament Storm Expected", " 'Chute Army Invade Sumatra",… Leer más

1956 This Journal was written by Conductor F. H. Hayes, with his initials on the front cover. The book is partially filled out, with two thirds remaining blank. Pages age darkened, with foxing to covers. Information conveyed includes the Train Numbers, Kind, N. or E., S. or W., Where Taken/Left, Weight, and Destination.

Printed in Hanzhou in August 1990, 1990 BOOK, SLEEVE & SLIPCASE IN NEAR FINE CONDITION. The Chinese Introduction is followd by 120 pages of of coloured drawings of the various face masks used for the many characters presented in the Chinese Opera, with nine masks shown per page. Accordian pages on rice paper, with 2 thread stitched binding, in the original protective brocade sleeve, which fits into the original brocade slipcase, with paper labels intact on front and back. The title in Chinese charcters, on the cover of the box, makes reference to the Chinese Opera Actor "Mei Lan-Fang".

Toronto, Ontario, Canada: The Friends of The Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, Toronto Public Library, 2010 LIMITED TO 250 COPIES. SCARCE with only 2 copies in OCLC. [3], 27pp, [2], staple bound, with stiff paper covers. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.

New York: Lane & Tippett / Lane & Scott / IN FAIR TO GOOD CONDITION. Uniformly bound in 3/4 leather & marbled paper. **The Carrier Pigeon (1848) title vignette, 40pp (lacking frontis) binding loose, hinges cracked. **The Five Giants (1850) Lane & Scott, with engraved frontis & title vignette, 35pp [1], binding & hinges tight. **Grandmamma; or, When I Was a Child (1847) with engraved frontis & title vignette, 48pp, binding loose, hinges cracked. **Heathen Idol-Makers / Indians and Their Missionary - 2 books in 1 volume, (1847) with title vignettes & chapter vignettes, 16pp; 16pp. Binding & hinges tight, damp marks on prelims. **The Child Jesus (1847) with title vignette, 46pp, Hinges cracked, binding loose, loss of some paper on front cover. SCARCE. Interior foxing, ownership in pencil of ffp's, covers show wear.

Edinburgh [Scotland]: Printed by Alex. Lawrie and Company, 1813 [6], 88pp, bound in half leather and marbled paper, front hinge starting, binding tight, with a Genealogical Table on page 28. "Robert Hamilton was the advocate for the case, being the learned Sheriff-Principal of Lanarkshire (in 1818), who had considerable practice in peerage and feudal points" (Riddell's Comments on Keir, p115). Small label "Ex Libris A.B.W. MacEwen" being the author and Genealogist. Larger label for Auchincruive - The Former Country House and Estate in South Ayrshire, Scotland, built in the 18th Century. Occasional slip of paper laid-in being notes that may be pertinent to the book.

Paris: Georges Heilbrun IN GOOD CONDITION. 36pp, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS, in original stiff wraps. Listing 120 books in the fields of Literature, Science and Typography. Covers darkened and creased, with "rare book" in ink on cover. RARE BOOK CATALOG.

Lake Forest, Illinois: Churchill's Of Birmingham, 1973 Inscribed on the title page "To Two Beautiful Souls! Thank You for your unending support. Dr. Dean S. Psaras". With a Camp Chesterfield label at the bottom of the title page. Camp Chesterfield was founded in 1891 and is home of the Indiana Association of Spiritualists, offering Mediumship, Faith Healing, Psychic Readings and Spiritual Development Classes, which are all still active today. [1], 35pp single sided sheets, bound in a three brad folder, with NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS, other than the Author's Inscription. The Author served in the Army Medical Corp in Italy and in North Africa during WWII. He was also an ordained Minister, wrote several books and lectured nationally on Spiritualist subjects. The Publisher "Churchill's of Birmingham" was an Illinois Tobacco Shop in which The Great White Brotherhood Lodge Study Group held meetings and classes. SCARCE - with no listing in OCLC.

Keene, NH: Sentinel Printing Company, 1884 120pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in original paper covers, with binding tight. SCARCE VERMONT HISTORY. Covers reinforced/repaired at backstrip, interior is in VERY GOOD CONDITION.

New York: James Miller, 1865 This 2 volume set are in GOOD CONDITION. 620pp plus 4pp of publisher ads, bound in 3/4 red leather with marbled boards. Illustrated by 250 engravings by eminent artists. ASSOCIATION COPY, with inscription on ffp "Algernon Coolidge from his Aunt Gina January 24th 1867", with Cotuit Gift label on inside cover. Leather flaking, with most of spine coverings absent, with covers loose but attached. BINDING TIGHT WITH ALL PAGES INTACT.

26, Cheapside, London: Printed By Clementi, Banger, Hyde, Collard & Davis, 1795 Circa 1795. 10 letterpress leaves on laid paper, in a protective archival sleeve. Includes *Alas Poor Fly for Tenor, Bass and Thorough Bass, composed by Sir John Stevenson. *Rest Holy Pilgrim composed by E. Phelps. *The Tear on Beauty's Cheek for Soprano and Sopranor or Tenor composed by M. P. King, written by J. Kenney. SHEET MUSIC.

London: E. Moxon, Son & Co., 1870 IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. Uniformly bound in 3/4 leather and marbled paper, slightly raised bands on gilt decorated spines, red and brown leather spine labels, all edges marbled, marbled endpapers. Half title in each volume, with tissue-guarded frontis in volume I, all bindings and hinges tight. Occasional light foxing, mostly showing on preliminary pages. Covers show corner wear, light edge wear, one eighth inch upper edge chip to backstrip on vol. IV, backstrips crackled, with some chipping to red spine labels. ALL PROTECTED IN MYLAR JACKETS.

Self Made, 1978 Unique, One of Kind, ORIGINAL BOOK ART, by noted artist Lee Hall. Also a known author, and is the former President of the Rhode Island School of Design. This book is bound in the Japanese accordian style, containing 29 pages of color paper collage designs, bound in green tie-dyed paper over boards, for the front and back covers. INSCRIBED "for Ruth & Clela / with love / Lee Hall". [Ruth Warfel of Lincolnville, Maine, 1920-2010]. Measures approx. 7-1/8" tall by 9-1/2" wide. ADDITIONAL PHOTOS SENT UPON REQUEST.

163 Davis Street, Greenfield, Mass.: Connecticut River Valley Covered Bridge Society IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. 91 Issues dating from - Summer 1962, Volume IX, No. 1 to the last issue in the Summer 1989, Volume XXXV No. 3, not contiguous. Stapled booklets from 4 leaves to 8 leaves each, with b/w photographs and articles on covered bridges throughout the United States. The Society originated in 1951, with their first Bulletin being issued in 1954. Slightly musty. SCARCE.

1981 1981-1984 1) is a xerox copy of The Cambridge Quarterly Vol. X, Number 3, which contains Realism and Romance in The Heart of the Midlothian by Graham McMaster, with handwritten notation "1981, To Dr. .. ... Bushnell / [signed] Graham McDonald". 2) A lengthy and contentious 3 page typed and hand signed letter, addressed to Nelson S. Bushnell, Prof. Emer, Williams College, PO Box 184, Williamstown, Ma 01267 USA from Graham McMaster, Faculty of Letters, Tohoku University, Kawauchi SENDAI, 980 Japan. Dated September 4, 1984, McMaster is confronting Bushnell over his review of McMaster's book "Scott and Society", with Bushnell's notations. 3) Bushnell's 4 page handwritten response, with corrections. 4) Two page typed copy of the handwritten version, with yet more corrections by Bushnell. 5) One page, signed correspondence from G. Ross Roy of Studies In Scottish Literature, dated November 21, 1984, addressed to Bushnell, referencing McMaster's letter "I… Leer más

Charleston, S. C.: The News and Courier, 1903 40pp, retaining the original back cover, now bound as a hard cover in blue cloth, with the title portion of the paper cover mounted on the front. Spine label typed and taped on. NO INTERIOR LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. FOCUSING ON CHILD LABOR.

Mesquite, Nevada: Self Published, 1992 October 1992. [2], 124pp, staple bound, yellow paper covers, with the binding tight. AUTHOR SIGNED "To Trolley Car Ceramics / Your Friend / Crazy Ed" / Eddie Bounsall / 4-26-93, illustrated throughout. Includes personal stories of UFO sighting, Big Foot, Gold Mining, Ghost Stories and much more. Cover and first leaf bumped, one corner turned as a page marker, penned notes on the first leaf. INTERESTING TALES OF DESERT LIFE AT THE MINE.

London: The Adelphi Press Ltd., 1910 viii, 188pp, bound in blue paper over boards, paper spine and cover labels intact, binding and hinges tight. Limited Edition, this being number 42 of only 100 copies published. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR on the limitation page. Covers faded, corners bumped, paper thin at spine edges, occasional foxing. Embossed ownership on the back free endpaper "Property of William MacDonald, 755 George Street, Sydney, N. S. [Cape Breton, Nova Scotia]". IRISH LITERATURE.

Self Made, 2001 Unique, One of Kind, ORIGINAL BOOK ART, by noted artist Lee Hall. Also a known author, and is the former President of the Rhode Island School of Design. This book is bound in the Japanese accordian style, containing 22 pages of color paper collage designs, bound in brown cloth over boards for the front and back covers. INSCRIBED "for Ruth Warfel & Clela / in celebration of / the birthdays / Cretan Stones & Shores / with Love from / Lee / Lee Hall . 01". [Ruth Warfel of Lincolnville, Maine, 1920-2010]. Measures approx. 6-3/8" tall by 4-3/8" wide. ADDITIONAL PHOTOS SENT UPON REQUEST.

1994 Original - ONE OF A KIND - mounted paper art by noted artist - LEE HALL - of Western Massachusetts, who has also written several books and is the former President of the Rhode Island School of Design. COLOR COLLAGE. Measures approx. 7" tall by 5" wide, mounted on a mat measuring approx. 9-1/2" tall by 7/1/2" wide.