Proceedings At A General Court Of Proprietors Of East-India Stock, Held At The India-House, On Friday, November 7, 1783, Relative To The Hon Warren Hastings,Governor General Of Bengal -

Ansco. Very Good. Prompt shipment, with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes All bound in one volume. *All reports to Ansco, Binghamton NY.First report deals with examination of Patents of: Hutchings et al, Robertson, Glover, Goddard, Glover, Goddard, Schmid various dated 1903-1913. Date stamped by Ansco March 11, 1915. 94 copies of patent drawings, 7 folding, Specification sheets for each from 1 page to 5 pages, some marked and annotated in pen/pencil. Patents shown dating from 1856 to 1913. "If on the contrary, there have been prior adapters embodying thesame general principles of construction so that Hutchings & Robertsoncan be made to occupy a position of mere improvers, then the court willnot afford them the privilege of the doctrine of mechanical equivalents..."5 pages folded lengthwise. Signed by Phillips Abbott on the last page.Carbon of Ansco's response requesting that Phillips Abbott do furtherresearch into the possible infringements, as the research dept… Leer más

Charlestown / Boston: Samuel Etheridge / Russell and Cutler, Belcher and Armstrong, and Oliver and Munroe, 1807. First Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. 8vo. Two booklets bound together concerning the murder trial of Thomas Selfridge. 1.) Charlestown, 1806; 52pp. 2.) Boston, [1807 according to Shaw-Shoemaker] pp.168, [8] including map in the rear. Bound in period quarter sheep with paper boards – well rubbed; edges worn; small repair to upper hinge of front cover. Library blind stamp on title page and second leaf of the first booklet and on p. 100 of the second. The title page in the second booklet contains two tears on the lower half which have been professionally repaired. Pages are lightly age toned with scattered spots of foxing and soiling. Several pages are more heavily age-toned / browned. Occasional small marginal tears are neatly sealed. Early Boston Circulating Library book plate on inside front cover. According to Sabin "A trial of extraordinary interest from the high… Leer más

Los Angeles: Devorss & Co., 1934. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good +/No Jacket. Frontispiece. 164 Pp. Blue Cloth Spine, Over Pale Blue Boards, Black Lettering. Light Usage, No Fraying, No Names Or Marks, No Stains Or Tears, Spine And Cover Lettering Clear And Complete, Slight Browning To Spine And Edges, Considerable Foxing [From Binder's Glue] On Endpapers, Small Bookplate Of A Judge. Uncommon. Another Issue Was In Full Blue Cloth, Spine Lettered In Gilt; Reportedly This Edition Is The First Issue.

London: Printed by W. Strahan and M. Woodfall, for T. Waller, 1769. Hardcover. Very Good +. The Second Edition, with many References and considerable Additions." Attributed variously to Robert Foley, Sir Geoffrey Gilbert, Matthew Bacon, and Henry Pooley. cf. British Museum Catalogue. Vol. 2 only. [22], 780, [42] p.; 37 cm. Folio. Contemporary full calf with seven spine compartments between raised bands. Leather labels in second and third compartments with gilt-tooled title "Cases in Equity Abridg" and volume number. Former owner's name on front free endpaper: S. Cadwalader. In Very Good+ Condition: modern Japanese tissue repair of spine and joints; edges rubbed; small scrapes on boards; pages are clean and tight. This is quite heavy. For international shipping, it will have to be sent by international priority.

A. Kincaid, His Majesty's printer, Edinburgh, 1761. Second Edition. Hardcover (Rebound in three-quarters leather). Very Good+ Condition. Book Thomas Jefferson's copy of this edition is held by the Library of Congress as part of the Jefferson Exhibit Collection. Originally published in 1758, the book was published anonymously but written by Henry Home, Lord Kames (1696-1782), one of the leaders of the Scottish Enlightenment, a judge in the supreme courts of Scotland, and a scholar on the natural law. The bulk of the text (pp. [1]-426) consists of 14 tracts relating, as the Preface describe them, "to subjects common to the law of England and of Scotland" (p. xii). The remainder (pp. 427-463) is an Appendix with supporting material. xv, [1], 463, [1] p. ; 22 cm (8vo). Signatures: A-2G⁸. Bookseller's advertisements: page [xiv]. Printed by A. Kincaid, His Majesty's printer, for A. Millar, London; and A. Kincaid and J. Bell, in Edinburgh, 1761. With… Leer más

Ansco. Very Good. Prompt shipment, with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes All bound in one volume. *All reports to Ansco, Binghamton NY.First report deals with examination of Patents of: Hutchings et al, Robertson, Glover, Goddard, Glover, Goddard, Schmid various dated 1903-1913. Date stamped by Ansco March 11, 1915. 94 copies of patent drawings, 7 folding, Specification sheets for each from 1 page to 5 pages, some marked and annotated in pen/pencil. Patents shown dating from 1856 to 1913. "If on the contrary, there have been prior adapters embodying thesame general principles of construction so that Hutchings & Robertsoncan be made to occupy a position of mere improvers, then the court willnot afford them the privilege of the doctrine of mechanical equivalents..."5 pages folded lengthwise. Signed by Phillips Abbott on the last page.Carbon of Ansco's response requesting that Phillips Abbott do furtherresearch into the possible infringements, as the research dept… Leer más

Charlestown / Boston: Samuel Etheridge / Russell and Cutler, Belcher and Armstrong, and Oliver and Munroe, 1807. First Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. 8vo. Two booklets bound together concerning the murder trial of Thomas Selfridge. 1.) Charlestown, 1806; 52pp. 2.) Boston, [1807 according to Shaw-Shoemaker] pp.168, [8] including map in the rear. Bound in period quarter sheep with paper boards – well rubbed; edges worn; small repair to upper hinge of front cover. Library blind stamp on title page and second leaf of the first booklet and on p. 100 of the second. The title page in the second booklet contains two tears on the lower half which have been professionally repaired. Pages are lightly age toned with scattered spots of foxing and soiling. Several pages are more heavily age-toned / browned. Occasional small marginal tears are neatly sealed. Early Boston Circulating Library book plate on inside front cover. According to Sabin "A trial of extraordinary interest from the high… Leer más

Los Angeles: Devorss & Co., 1934. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good +/No Jacket. Frontispiece. 164 Pp. Blue Cloth Spine, Over Pale Blue Boards, Black Lettering. Light Usage, No Fraying, No Names Or Marks, No Stains Or Tears, Spine And Cover Lettering Clear And Complete, Slight Browning To Spine And Edges, Considerable Foxing [From Binder's Glue] On Endpapers, Small Bookplate Of A Judge. Uncommon. Another Issue Was In Full Blue Cloth, Spine Lettered In Gilt; Reportedly This Edition Is The First Issue.

London: Printed by W. Strahan and M. Woodfall, for T. Waller, 1769. Hardcover. Very Good +. The Second Edition, with many References and considerable Additions." Attributed variously to Robert Foley, Sir Geoffrey Gilbert, Matthew Bacon, and Henry Pooley. cf. British Museum Catalogue. Vol. 2 only. [22], 780, [42] p.; 37 cm. Folio. Contemporary full calf with seven spine compartments between raised bands. Leather labels in second and third compartments with gilt-tooled title "Cases in Equity Abridg" and volume number. Former owner's name on front free endpaper: S. Cadwalader. In Very Good+ Condition: modern Japanese tissue repair of spine and joints; edges rubbed; small scrapes on boards; pages are clean and tight. This is quite heavy. For international shipping, it will have to be sent by international priority.

A. Kincaid, His Majesty's printer, Edinburgh, 1761. Second Edition. Hardcover (Rebound in three-quarters leather). Very Good+ Condition. Book Thomas Jefferson's copy of this edition is held by the Library of Congress as part of the Jefferson Exhibit Collection. Originally published in 1758, the book was published anonymously but written by Henry Home, Lord Kames (1696-1782), one of the leaders of the Scottish Enlightenment, a judge in the supreme courts of Scotland, and a scholar on the natural law. The bulk of the text (pp. [1]-426) consists of 14 tracts relating, as the Preface describe them, "to subjects common to the law of England and of Scotland" (p. xii). The remainder (pp. 427-463) is an Appendix with supporting material. xv, [1], 463, [1] p. ; 22 cm (8vo). Signatures: A-2G⁸. Bookseller's advertisements: page [xiv]. Printed by A. Kincaid, His Majesty's printer, for A. Millar, London; and A. Kincaid and J. Bell, in Edinburgh, 1761. With… Leer más