Resultados de búsqueda: Libros de R & A Petrilla

Baltimore, MD: Gray Line, 1928. First Edition. Very Good. 48pp; vignette illustrations from photographs throughout text. Full-color US map showing locations of Gray Line bus terminals. Describes tours of various locations across the country. Pictorial paper covers. 9" x 8

New York: American Assoc of Masters, Mates & Pilots, 1909. Original edition. Very Good. Broadsheet. On the recto is an illustration from a photograph of the U.S.S. South Carolina and 47 lines of detailed text . The verso shows the Battleship Mississippi with four lines of text and a "Complete Diagram of Warships, first vessel commencing at 55th Street and going north," which begins with the U.S.S. Mayflower followed by lists of Italian, French, German, Holland, English, and United States Warships. 12" x 9" The battleships were arrayed for New York City's Hudson-Fulton Celebration, September 25 to October 9, 1909.

Princeton, NJ, 1909. Original edition. Printed Self-wrappers. Very Good. Large folio, 4pp, printed on heavy stock. Several front-page stories, including: "Remains Unearthed--Excavation for Sage Dormitory Results in Expected Recovery of Fitz Randolph Graves." Contains several dozen interesting ads for services and products appealing to Ivy League undergrads of the day, such as tailor-made shirts and suits, "college footwear," billiards, bed linens, Turkish cigarettes, restaurants, photographer, &c. Two original folds; opens to 17.5" x 11.75

Buffalo, NY: Niagara Top Co, 1894. Original documents. Very Good. Printed forms, accomplished by hand, dated Nov. 15, 1894 and June 13, 1895. Itemized sales: 1 dash 30x11 nick; 1 half dash 34x14 with wrap ft. The documents are 7" x 8.5" and 5.5" x 8.5" These billheads include an engraved view of an open carriage. The company operated at the corner of DeWitt & Bradley Streets.

Philadelphia: Thomas M. Scroggy, 1850. Original edition. Very Good. Contains five verses, in part: "Don't you remember sweet Alice, Ben Bolt? / Sweet Alice whose hair was so brown...." Typographic ornamental border. 9.5" x 6" [Wolf, American Song Sheets, 131b.].

1852. Original document. Fine. Printed document, accomplished by hand in sepia ink. Lazarus W. Johnson, Justice of the Peace in Middlesex County, New Jersey, states that "...the Marriage of Gabriel Culver of South Amboy and Margaret Burlew of the same place was solemnized before me...." Dated 1 August 1852, signed with a flourish by Johnson, and signed by two witnesses. 6.5" x 7.75

Philadelphia: Victorious Life Testimony, 1937. Original documents. Very Good. (8)pp brochure, folds open to 8.5" x 14", printed on pale-green stock; 7 illustrations from photographs. Lists the dates and hourly activities of this Christian Bible Camp in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, offering some recreation and many hours at prayer, and lists the names of the many conference leaders from various countries. [with] (4)pp brochure, 9" x 6", three illustrations from photographs, printed in sepia ink. The focus of Keswick Colony was on men recovering from alcoholism.

Salem, NJ: Salem Standard & Jerseyman, 1925. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. 8pp, printed on cream stock, map on back cover. Small chip from edge of front cover. 6.75" x 4.75" [WorldCat lists this pamphlet, and finds no library holdings of it.].

Rahway, NJ: Union Democrat Press, 1899. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. (10)pp; two small views from photographs, full-page portrait of Rev. John A. Liggett. Bound in light-green textured wrappers, gilt lettering and ornaments on cover. Covers slightly tanning. 8" x 6

New York: H. De Marsan, 1870. First Edition. Very Good. Six verses and choruses, in part: "On a Monday afternoon, in the latter part of June, I got on board the ferry-boat for Weehawken...." Ship border, with war scenes in lower corners. 10" x 6". One edge chip, slightly into border. Sealed in archival mylar. [Wolf, American Song Sheets, 1070.].

New York: Henry J. Wehman, 1850. First Edition. Very Good. Three verses and chorus, in part: "The Spring had come, the flowers in bloom, The birds sung out their lay...." Typographic ornamental border. 9.25" x 5.5". Sealed in archival mylar. [Not in Wolf, American Song Sheets.].

[Philadelphia, PA]: s.n., 1860. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. (4)pp, printed on cream stock. Decorative border on cover. Elegy, four 8-line stanzas, beginning: "We're standing 'round thee now, Annie, Where many a time we've met, When welcomed by that kindly voice, We shall not soon forget...." 7.5" x 5". Old signature of Anne Potts at top of cover. Annie B. Griscom Brown was born 14 April 1834, died in childbirth 23 December 1860, and is buried with her four-day-old daughter at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia,

Frederick, MD: Coast-Coast Tourist Service, 1935. Tenth Edition. Softcover. Very Good. 48pp, including strip maps and illustrated ads. Tipped at the front is a folding map of Virginia which opens to a 17" x 22" map of the east coast from Pennsylvania to Florida, west as far as Birmingham, printed in red and blue. On the verso of the map are illustrated ads for Endless Caverns, Virginia Caverns, Massanutten Caverns, etc. Photo-illustrations in the text include historical sites, cotton pickers, hotels, taverns, etc. Bound in printed pink wrappers. 9" x 4

Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1920. Third Edition, Revised. Hardcover. Very Good. pp: xvi,, 333 with index; 175 illustrations from photographs and drawings. Bound in decorated tan cloth, stampted in black and red. 8.25" x 5.5" This informative Lippincott farm manual includes mules, draf t horses, and ponies--their care and breeding as well as their use in transportation.

York, Penna: Farquhar Products, 1938. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. 27pp; illustrated throughout, some color. Contains detailed descriptions of Iron Age "Victory" pumps, sprayer engines, orchard sprayers, truck sprayers, row crop sprayers, high-pressure tractor-mounted sprayers, horse-drawn engine driven sprayers, etc. Bound in pictorial wrappers with photos of products in use on front and back covers. 11" x 8.5

New Brunswick, NJ: New Jersey Peach Council, 1939. First Edition. Softcover. Fine. 12pp; illustrations from photographs and paintings, some in color. Contains detailed descriptions of peach varieties and prices of peach trees. Bound in color-pictorial white wrappers, printed in green and orange. 10.25" x 7". Laid in is a small broadside offering a 20% discount to New Jersey Growers. Tipped in is an order blank dated Fall, 1939.

Chicopee Falls, Mass: Belcher & Taylor Agricultural Tool Co, 1903. First Edition. Very Good. Broadsheet, 10" x 6". Contains detailed descriptions and prices, with one illustration on the recto and two on the recto. Minor dampmark, not into text. [Unrecorded by WorldCat. Company in Romaine, page 3.].

Aberdeen, South Dakota: Bushnell Co, 1920. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. (112)pp, folio (15" x 10.5"); text illustrations from photographs and drawings. Newsprint. Articles include: What the Country Will Do If You Give It a Chance; Flowers that Require Little Care; Our Household Equipment Contest; Electricity on the Farm; Running Water in the Farm Home; Heating Plants as a Sources of Home Comfort; The Good Old Cookstove or Range; Meat on the Farm...Shall We Eat Horse?; Federal Farm Loan Act; North Dakota Seed Growers Annual Contest; A Comfortable Farm Home; classified and display ads for farm equipment, automobiles, guns, appliances, etc.

Aberdeen, South Dakota: Bushnell Co, 1920. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. (56)pp, folio (15" x 10.5"); text illustrations from photographs and drawings. Newsprint. Articles include: The International Livestock Show; The Farmer's Office Equipment; We Won Again at Chicago; Northwest Grain Movement; Farmers' Exchange; Poultry Department; Notes from Pen and Pasture; Recent Livestock Sales; classified and display ads for farm equipment, automobiles, record players, appliances, etc.

Pittsburgh, Pa. & Buffalo, N.Y.: Axtell, Bush & Co, 1892. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. 24pp, folio; occasional illustrations in the text. Topics in this issue include: The Reach of Chicago Cattle; Domesticated vs. Wild Meats; Breeding Horses; Swine Department; Sheep Husbandry; The Wool Trade; Dairy Department; Poultry Department; Tobacco in Western Pennsylvania; Veterinary Column; Horticulture; The Household; Angus Bulls; letters and literary contributions from readers; many illustrated adverts. 15" x 11", folded once for mailing.