HISTORIC TALES OF OLDEN TIME: CONCERNING THE EARLY SETTLEMENT AND ADVANCEMENT OF NEW YORK CITY AND STATE FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS de Watson, John F - 1832

paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

New York: Collins and Hannay, 1832. Hardcover. Good. First edition. Rebound in sturdy red buckram. Spotting to the boards, small repair to frontispiece, moderate foxing and spotting throughout, a sound but good only copy. *Howes* W170.

New York [NY]: W. E. Dean, Printer. Published by Collins and Hannay, 1832. First edition. 12mo. 214 pp. With 13 lithograph illustrations (on 10 plates). Original brown cloth spine with green paper label (rubbed), and rose colored marbled boards, corners worn. Foxing. Bookplate of Louis Felix Ranlett who had been a librarian at Bangor Public Library in Maine, also ownership stamp of O. W. Jordan and his signature.

New York: W. E. Dean, printer; Collins and Hannay, 1832. First edition. Hardcover. Good condition. Lovely lithographic views of New York City contained in this volume, including a frontispiece with 2 lithographic views of New York City: "Fort Amsterdam & Village 1623" & "New York 1832", and 9 other views. Small 8vo, v, [iii] pp, 214 pp. Bound in the original red quarter cloth and green paper covered boards with the printed spine label. Spine chipped at top, boards rubbed; some fox spotting throughout. OCLC: 1102017451 records a copy at the Library of Congress.

New York: Collins and Hannay, 1832. First. hardcover. good. 10 lithograph plates. 214pp. 12mo, original 1/2 brown cloth, foxing throughout including plates, pages slightly wavy throughout, spine ends and edges of boards worn, corners slightly bumped, small tear to upper right corner margin of Frontis. New York: Collins and Hannay, 1832. First Edition.<br/><br/> Howes W-170.<br/><br/>

New York: Collins and Hannay, 1832. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Small octavo. 214pp. Contemporary quarter cloth and paper over boards with printed spine label. Small chips on the spine, small dampstain on a blank leaf, a very good copy with no restoration. *Howes* W170.

New York, 1832. Original cloth and paper spine label, front hinge starting. Lithographs frontis, on single page: Fort Amsterdam Village 1623; New York 13 plates on 10 full pages [including frontis]. A bit shaken, scattered light foxing, front hinge starting. Good+. Larned calls the book "generally authentic," and that "Some valuable and interesting notices of Dutch and early English life in New York City and Albany appear here, also life-like portrayals of the experiences of pioneers in western New York. Many details as to dress, furniture, marriage customs, also many extracts from advertisements in old newspapers are given." And, it has a chapter on the Erie Canal. Nevertheless, Larned says it is "worthless" for the "reader of the present day," as it is not "scientifically selected or arranged." FIRST EDITION. Howes W170. Jenkins Full Howes 2672. Larned 3266.

Collins and Hannay. Leather spine and paper boards. 10 lithograph plates. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1832.