Bigler Williams (3 results)

staple bound. Condition: VERY GOOD. Revised. 9 stapled pamphlets with blue edged covers. Tight, bright, clean and square. Only marking is original owner's carefully printed name in the front of each pamphlet. 32 page pamphlets for children on various topics. Heavily illustrated with black and white photos and line drawings #301-Our Food, 302- Our Clothing, 303-Our Shelter, 304-Our Transportation, 305- Our Health and Safety (small cut to side of front cover and 1st page edge) , 306- America's Holidays, 309-Boats, 310- Navajo Indians, 313-Indians of the Plains.…

Staple Bound Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. Later Printing. 20 stapled pamphlets for children on various topics. Issued in a metal slipcase with acetate insert, apparently one of several sets with different combinations of the pamphlets. This set includes: Our food, #301; Our Clothing, #302; Our Shelter, #303; Our Transportation, #304; Our Health and Safety, #305; America's Holidays, #306; Coal, #308; Boats, #309; Navajo Indians, #310; Indians of the Plains, #313; Pioneering in Science, #401; Pioneering in Agriculture, #402; Pioneering in Aviation, #403; Pioneering in Industry, #404; Pioneering in Ways of Travel, #405; Pioneering in Communication, #406; Insects, #409; Norway and Sweden, #411; Switzerland, #413; Electricity and Magnets, #414. Reprints dated from 1947 to 1949, original dates from 1934 to 1949. All are stapled pamphlets of 32 pages, heavily illustrated with b/w photos, some with line drawings; blue covers mostly with b/w photos. Pamphlets show minor scuffing & rubbing; acetate part has a few chips & short crack, couple of tears in label, which is taped in with yellowing tape; metal part in wrinkle finish burgundy paint lightly rubbed, no rust, small chip. Set.…

Softcover. Condition: Good. First Edition. Softcover pamphlet with tied binding. Issued without wraps. Light soiling. Heavy foxing and toning. Chipping to edges. Horizontal creasing from being folded in half. Address read in the US Sentate February 11, 1854, and in the House of Representatives, February 16, 1854. The Franklin Canal Company chartered May 21, 1844, and constructed a narrow gauge railroad from Erie, PA southwest to the Ohio border. A controversy related to the gauge of that and other nearby railroads created much conflict in the area of Pennsylvania. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 11 pp. …