Foxe's Book Of Martyrs de Edited by Dr A. Clarke - circa mid 1800's: Being A History Of The Persecution Of The Protestants;

Aurora, Illinois: William W. Walter, 1909. Dark Blue cloth boards, gilt-stamped spine. Very Good/Scarce blue paper jacket in good condition.. Sequel to The Pastor's Son, revised edition (original 1908). Scarce and collectible, rare in dust jacket. 231 pages. ""This book shows the fallacy of the belief that a lifeless and non-intelligent drug can, of its own power, cure sickness and prolong life. It has helped to free many from the senseless habit of drug taking."" Original price $1.60, For Sale by Regular Dealers or Address the Author. Clear wraps added to preserve jacket, which shows some darkening, small tears and losses. Other Christian Science texts advertised on jacket. Pages clean and binding tight, endpapers dirty. Cloth boards show some edgewear and are rubbed slightly. Photos available upon request.

Keiseisha, 1909. Green cloth hardcover with thread-tied binding. Used- Good condition. Book shows shelf wear. Light scuffing on the edges and corners. Small tear on the bottom right corner on the back cover. Slight creasing on the spine. Light pencil markings on pg. 2-8, 31, 173, 175-177. No further markings on the inside of the book. Photos are of the book we have here at Barbed Wire Books.

An attractive, didactic children's book very probably written in 1844 by the Swiss (Geneva) wife of the "co-author", a Protestant Pasteur -Pasteur de l'église réformée evangelique- telling the story of a boat trip up the Rhône river, from Avignon to Geneva. viii + 203 pp. The unusual cover page is composed of a series of vignettes.Free postal delivery worldwide.

Cincinnati And NY: John A. Gurley, 1845. First edition. Full leather. Published Cincinnati: John A. Gurley, 1845. 8vo., 400pp. Bound in full calf. Spine chipped, label lacking, leather cracked at the outer hinges, covers still attached, binding strong. Internally near fine, text clean and bright with no foxing. Author's travels through the West and South, New York and Connecticut, observing social and religious conditions, frontier travel. Howes R412. . 1st. Full-Leather. Good. 8vo.

London: The Children's Special Service Mission, 1882 pp 188, comprising 12 bound issues of the magazine from No. 28 - January, 1882 to No. 39 - December 1882. Illustrated with engravings original dark grey endpapers, text block edges gilt. Pictorial green cloth with bevelled edges and coloured front with light damage to top of spine including loss of colour.A monthly paper for children and young people edited and probably largely written by T.B. Bishop. Printed? and sold by Morgan and Scott.Very goodSeller open to reasonable offers.

Amsterdam: Offficina Elseviriana, 1674 pp (1) + (2) + (8) + 408 ; internally very good subject to a little browning, pages evidently trimmed but no loss, binding firm. The cover, morroco with tooled decorations, which looks to be early 19th cent, has moderate wear to the extremities of the spine

London: Assigns of J. Sowle, 1738. Hardcover. Very Good +. "For the Testimony of a Good Conscience, From the Time of Their being first distinguished by that Name, Taken from Original Records, and other Authentick Accounts; Volume III From the year 1660 to the year 1666." [2], 546, xxviii, [10] p.: 1 leaf, folded; 20 cm. Signatures: B8(+x1) C-2H8 2I-2U4 [x]4 (8vo). Modern calf with original original gilt-tooled spine label. The folded leaf contains the table A Summary Account of the Sufferings in the Second and Third Volumes. Contains: An Alphabetical Index of the Names of the Sufferers in the Third Volume (pp. 479-546), and An Index Containing Some of the Principal Contest of this Third Volume (pp. 1-xxviii). Includes Errata on first page following p. xxviii, and publisher's advertisements on final 8 unpaginated pages. In Very Good+ Condition: very occasional soiling; folded leaf is intact and solid. A clean and tight copy of an important work in Quaker history.

240 Seiten. Gut erhaltenes Buch, Schnitt stockfleckig, Seiten alters- und papierbedingt etwas gebräunt

MEDIOLANI: APUD HAER. PETRI MART. LOCARN. & IO. BAPT., 1613. In 16. Dim. 16x11 cm. Pp. 16 (n.n.)+192+24 (n.n.). Prima edizione del 1613 di questa rarissima opera di Francesco Bernardino Ferrari (1577-1669), direttore della Biblioteca Ambrosiana. Nell'opera Ferrari descrive le antiche lettere ecclesiastiche (utilità, divisione, canociche, comunicatorie, dimissioni, pacifiche, trattatorie, encicliche, decretali, sinodi, confessori, privati, saluto ecc...). L'opera è in un volume collazionato e completo. Bella marca editoriale al frontespizio. Nota manoscritta a penna al frontespizio. In ottime condizioni. Copertina in piena pergamena in ottime condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini e dorso; etichetta al piatto anteriore. Legatura in ottime condizioni. All'interno le pagine si presentano in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. First edition of 1613 of this very scarce work written by Francesco Bernardino Ferrari (1577-1669), director of the Biblioteca Ambrosiana.… Leer más

London: Prayer-Book and Homily Society, 1819. Hardcover. Very Good. Printed by Richard Watts. [12], 543, [3] p.: tables; 18 cm. Rebacked with bonded leather spine, Japanese paper joints, and original calf boards. Gilt-tooled spine label with title: The Book of Common Prayer, 1819. Added title page in Irish. English text and Irish translation of Book of Common Prayer and Thirty-Nine Articles in parallel columns. Text of Psalms in Irish. Front fixed endpaper bears printed notification that the original binding was by J. Bird in Hatton-Garden, and the book was sold at the Prayer-Book and Homily Society's House on Fleet St. "Prayer-Book and Homily Society B" blind-stamped in the center of each board. Pencilled notations on endpapers. Very scarce. In Condition: Very Good Condition: modern rebacking; corners of boards rubbed; worming, primarily in fore-edge margins, to front endpapers and first 5 leaves; clean and tight.