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Lewis Historical Publishing Company. 1911. First Edition. Very Good; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; New York; Four volumes; each half-leather bound in brown pebbled calf. Gilt lettering on spine; bottom and fore-edges marbled. Marbled endpapers. 2208 pages. Profusely illustrated with b & w portraits of Connecticut's notable personages and photos of landmarks; tissue guards. Volume IV rear board is completely detached, but present . Moderate edge wear and rubbing on edges and corner tips of covers. Bindings square and solid, except Volume IV as mentioned. Pages clean, only a hint of foxing on a few pages, some endpapers lightly soiled. Portraits bright and intact. .

D. Appleton & Co.. 1855. early printing. Very Good with no dust jacket; Hardcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Autographs (with generic inscriptions) of William Cullen Bryant, James Fenimore Cooper, Henry W. Longfellow, and James Russell Lowell collected by previous owner and affixed to entry page of that author's chapter. 374 pages. Full leather binding;dark brown calf with triple gilt rule and design on covers, turn-ins ; banded spine with title and gilt decorated compartments. All edges gilt; Marbled endpapers. First published in 1852. The homes of 17 authors are described and illustrated with views of their residences from original drawings (and two dagguerrotypes) and a facsimile of a manuscript from each author. Illustrations include 20 steel engravings (inc. frontispiece) and 15 wood engraved vignettes (13 of which are color tinted) . Frontis illustration of Everett's Library. 16 facsimiles of manuscripts. Featured authors include: Audubon, Paulding, Irving, Bryant,… Leer más

Routledge. 2018. Fine; Hardcover; tall 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 248 pages, hardcover binding. Author SIGNED & inscribed to previous owner on blank preliminary page. Crisp, clean, tight. Appears an new & unread. .

Society for Industrial Archeology. 1981. Very Good; Softcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 279 pages in wraps. Illustrated with black & white photos. Cover shows light edge wear; llight soil, and minor damp mark on back cover. Binding solid. Pages clean, unmarked. This publication offers an introduction to the industrial history of Connecticut, followed by a detailed inventory of sites in each of the state's 8 counties. The industries included those involved in manufacturing, bulk products, power sources, utilities, transportation, textiles, extraction, and transportation. More specificly hardware, machinery, machine tool, armament, aircraft, garment, hat, rubber, electric power, bridge manufacture, carpet, paper, brass, grist mills, screw and nail works, turbine, brush, typewriter, iron, tools, clocks, lime, silk, cotton, bicycles, ball bearings, and so much more. .

R. L. Dartt. 1972. Near Fine with no dust jacket; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 82 page hardcover, bound in blue cloth (possibly rebound from the orginal paperback). An addendum to the 1969 G. A. Henty: A Bibliography, with various changes and additions from additional research, by the same author. Includes addenda and other changes; additions concerning Blackie and Scribner imprints, chronology, publishers and pirate editions, US reprints, paperbacks, Canadian editions, and more. In Very Good condition, light rubbing on edges of cover. Firm binding, sharp corners. Pages crisp and clean; no names or markings. No dust jacket if issued with one. .

Engineeering News Publishing Company. N.D.. Reprint; Second Printing. Poor; Hardcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; New York; 60 numbered pages; 8 full page black & white plates (bridge photos), 18 large fold-out drawings of bridge structures and design, 2 fold-out charts. Bound in brown cloth with gilt lettering. Binding is broken,front board completely separated; rear board holding on by threads. Interior pages bound together, except for two loose fold-outs. Pages are clean and bright; fold-outs are fragile with some taped at seams and others showing tears on folds, a few completely separated.(Only one fold-out seems incomplete). Interesting fold-out drawings include: the Bollman Patent Iron Suspension Truss, Mohawk Bridge at Schenectady, Scuykill Permanent Bridge, Bridge Over Hudson Built by Theodore Burr, Trenton Bridge (T. Burr), Patent Bridge "Colossus" and New Hope Bridge (L. Wernway), Town Lattice Truss, Howe Truss Bridge, Iron Bridge Over Monongahela River… Leer más

Griswold Family Association of America. 1983. Near Fine; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; Chatham, NY; Notes from the author: Volume 7 of the Griswold Family in America is comprised of corrections and additions to all previous volumes printed since the second volume was published in 1935. All data received by the compilers at the end of 1981 and 1982 has been included. Not all family data has been restated; rather corrections to previous volumes are identified. But you will still be able to trace the families back and forward. 356 pages, bound in navy blue cloth. Clean cover, tightly bound; modest wear to corners. Light yellowing to endpapers. Interior pages clean, unmarked.; 300 p. .

State Printer of Pennsylvania. 1896. Probable First. Good+; Hardcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; Report of the Commission to Locate the Site of the Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania 1895. Volume One. Published 1896 by the State Printer of Pennsvylvania. 627 pages, hardcover, bound in blue cloth; gilt lettering. Dozens of maps and several fold-outs, numerous color plates -- again, in remarkable bright, crisp, unblemished condition.Volume I contains the following sections: The Indian Forts of Blue Mountains, by H.M.M. Richards; Frontier Forts Between the North and West Branches [of the Susquehanna] -- author unattributed; Frontier Forts within the Wyoming Valley Region, by Sheldon Reynolds; and Frontier Forts in the Cumberland and Juniata Valleys, by Jay Gilfillan Weiser. Good book. Cover shows fading and discoloration. Moderate shelf wear. Binding solid. Pages in surprisingly excellent condition; clean, bright, unmarked. Maps & fold-outs very clean, bright. .

Oak Knoll Press. 1995. Very Good with no dust jacket; Hardcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 438 pages bound in navy blue cloth. Illustrated. Very Good condition; head of spine slightly concave. Solid binding, clean cover; crisp unmarked pages. No dust jacket as issued. .

Adams Press. 1974. Good; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; Bound in red cloth.Binding firm, but 1" tear in cloth at top of rear exterior joint. Light edge wear. Foxing (little brown speckles) on edges of text block. Yellowing on endpapers; interior clean, unmarked.. Large print-out of Vernon family genealogy laid-in along with personal correspondence to the author. Packaged with care and shipped in a box. .

Pruett Publishing Company. 1998. First Printing. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 191 pages, bound in full navy blue cloth. Illustrated in black & white. Near Fine book (mild bump to head of spine) in About Fine dust jacket. .

Self-Published. 1996. Very Good; Plastic Comb; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 115 pp. with blue printed card covers; plastic comb binding. Research into Canadian ancestry of the author's Riquier family. Cover shows minor wear; Pages crisp, clean; some pencil notations. .

Historicas. 1992. Very Good-; Softcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 2 volumes, paperback. Memoria de la VII Reunion de Historiadores Mexicanos y Norteamericanos/ Papers Presented at the VII Conference of Mexican and the United States Historians. Over 70 articles, 30 in English and the majority in Spanish. Only 3 copies appear in worldcat. These were editor Hugh Hamill's personal copies. Good to Very Good with edges of covers showing moderate wear, some bumping at extremities, short corner creases. Tomo 1 shows light reading creases on spine. Bindings solid nonetheless. Interiors clean and unmarked. Light dust soiling on top edge of text block. A sampling of papers includes: Lo rural y lo urbano en la organizacion social y economica mexica by Jose Luis de Rojas; Urban Influences in the Formation of Colonial Mexican Agriculture by Herman W. Konrad; Las communicaciones en Michoacan: campo, ciudad y frontera, 1870-1910 by Jose Alfredo Uribe Salas; Rural and Urban Women in… Leer más

Mesagne. 1986. Reprint. Near Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 1991 reprint, bound in brown paper-covered boards, white lettering. 266 pages, 423 illustrations. Text in Italian. Bright, clean cover; tightly bound;modest rubbing to base of spine. Interior crisp, unmarked. In jacket with light shelf wear, rubbing. Orders outside of the U.S. may require additional shipping fees. Packaged with care and shipped in a box. .

Ingleside School. 1903. Very Good+; Hardcover; Oblong Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 125 pages, bound in purple cloth with gilt decoration and lettering; floral endpapers.All edges gilt. Nicely illustrated with black & white photos, drawings. Ingleside School, New Milford Connecticut. Class of 1903: Lillian M. Emerson, Dorothy G. Bright, Amy L. Crane, Virginia C. Carnahan, Marion S. Gaylord, Helen H. Haserot, Margaret F. Rood, Ruth Stone, Sarah A. Tarbell, Edna L. Van Etten, and Anita B. Warren. Clean cover, firmly bound; moderate wear to extremities. Cloth faded, gilt bright & intact. Interior clean and unmarked.Light toning to pages. Chronicles the activities of girls/young women at the Ingleside School, including sports, drama, newspaper, and of course Commencement. Period photos of school buildings, girls participating in sports, etc. Members of the various clubs and classes listed by name. Packaged with care and shipped in a box. .

Horace Marshall. 1895. First Edition. Very Good; Hardcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 270 pp. bound in flexible blue cloth; gilt lettering; illustrated with black & white photos, engraving on ads; Five folding maps (two hidden inside front and back covers). Folding Maps include: Switzerland, Jura-Simplon Railway, Northern of France Railway, Eastern of France Railway, and Town of Lucerne. In text map of the Italian Lakes, and Spiral Tunnels of St. Gotthard Railway. Clean cover, firmly bound; moderate wear extremities. Previous owner's name written in pencil on front endpaper, dated 1896. Rear endpages tanned. Index of Illustrations page has separated from text block. Maps are quite delicate. One map torn unevenly along fold where attached to binding; mended with tape. Other maps crisp and intact. .

Stadsmuseum Woerden. 2005. Fine in Very Good+ dust jacket; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; Zegveld, The Netherlands; 196 pages, bound in blue cloth. Text in English. Dozens of full-color plates. Fine book, binding firm, pages crisp, no names or markings. Very Good bright clean dust jacket with light to moderate shelf rubbing on front and back panels. .

Tabar. 2007. First Edition. Fine in Very Good- dust jacket; Hardcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; SIGNED by both authors on preliminary page. 212 pages, bound in white glossy pictorial cover. Abundantly illustrated in color, including several full page color plates. About Fine book (touch of wear at head of spine). Tight, clean cover; strong hinges. Pages crisp. In Very Good dust jacket, clean, bright; two shallow tears and wrinkle at top of back panel; mild crease on spine. Protected in new mylar sleeve. .

St. Bridgid's Press. 1999. Very Good-; Softcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; SIGNED by the author. 282 pp paperback. Glued binding is weak, so pages can be easily detached from binding if not careful. History of Richmond County, Eastern Township Quebec Canada, as told to the author by his grandfather Thomas B. McGee II, and father, Thomas B. McGee III.; Signed by Author .

New York Fire Department. 1977. Very Good-; Softcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; Eight issues of the quarterly publication WNYF of the New York Fire Department, 1977-78. Each issue 31 pp, stapled binding. Profusely illustrated in black & white. All issues clean, unmarked. Light foxing on edges of the cover on several issues. .