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Softcover. Condition: Very Good+. Square Dollar Series (Washington) , no date, no editon stated, NAP, paperback with french flaps, stapled gray wraps, Very Good + (about a 1¾ closed tear along top of front hinge, minor age discoloration) , 96 pages, LITERATURE ; E0308 P7P.

Disbound. Two books in one binding (276 p.: front. (port.) + 164 p.); 15.5 cm. (Evangelical family library ; 3) (Edwards: Lesser 173B) Good lightly rubbed quarter black leather.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good +. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. selection of glossy photos bound in. (illustrator). 1st Edition. 8 vo, 396 pp. brown cloth, title gilt on spine only. remainder mark on top edge. minor penciled checks in bibliographical listings, not seen in the rest of the text. DUST JACKET has taped 3/4" tear at spine. Chips and short tears along top edges. Not clipped ($7.50).

Hardcover. Condition: Good. B & W Illustrations, Loaded With Advertizing Of The Day, Original Covers Bound In, Some Color, Indexed (illustrator). Periodical Issues Bound Together, Copyright Date: 1905 Quarto, August 1905 To January 1906, PP.298, Hardcover, Gilt And Decorated; Devoted To Planting And Managing The Grounds About The Home And To The Cultivation Of Fruits, Vegetables And Flowers.

Hardcover. Condition: Used-Very Good. 1st Edition. London, 1973. Cloth, dj. 8vo. 90 pp & 482 pp/index/indiculus & 29 pp & pages 88-111. Facsimile reprints of 1724, 1754, and 1759 editions along with introductory text. Mild shelf wear to dust jacket with a noticeable tear to front dj otherwise protected by acetate cover. Slight foxing to edges of text block. Binding is sound. Pages are clean and unmarked. Altogether a copy in Very Good condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. These 2 volumes bound together Biblioteca Tomos 84 and 85; Larger format hardcover in textured tan-colored hardcover binding, black spine label lettered in gilt, ex-library with many of the usual treatments, internally clean and tight.

Hardcover. Ebrard, August. Versuch einer Liturgik vom Standpunkte der reformirten Kirche. Fr.a.M., Zimmer, 1843. viii, 73, [1, 4 p. x, 341, [1] p.; 21.5 cm. Good cracked half leather, pages foxed.

Soft cover. Condition: Collectible-Very Good. "Publications of . Number 2". 13 pages; paper wrapper with title on the cover. Greene's article is page 1-9; Ross' article pages 10-13. Very good clean copy.

Condition: New.

Condition: New.

Stapled wraps. Time Release Press (NYC), c1998, fold-out stapled wraps bound back-to-back, unpaginated (4-5 pages each), Fine, LITERATURE [file poe]; D3671 B Poe.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book is a collection of canons of criticism extracted from the notes of an 18th-century editor named Warburton. The author argues that Warburtonâs editorial practices were often arbitrary and uninformed, and that his canons of criticism are full of bad advice and contradictions. The author provides examples of Warburtonâs editorial blunders and explains how they violate his own canons of criticism. The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of literary criticism, or in the work of William Shakespeare. It is also a cautionary tale for anyone who is tempted to take the word of a self-proclaimed expert without question. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Ken Jones credited with "Cover photo: Cemetery Virginia City, Nevada," which has evidently been bound inside this hardcover edition, in B&W on matte stock (illustrator). Hardcover quarto in pebbled silver boards. "This book was conceived as a historical and genealogical source book. . . . We have taken our data from grave-stones and old newspapers but have not cross-checked them with any official records. Should you find the name of a lost family member in these pages, then your next step is to visit the grave, the county court house, the university's archives, state records, records held in the local churches and copies of newspapers of those days. This is Volume I and covers most of Southern Nevada. . . . Volume II will be published after we are able to do our research in Northern Nevada." See scans (images) for list of communities covered. 735 pp. including Bibliography. Reduced from $140.

Condition: Near Fine. Tervuren, Belgique. 1961 first edition. Musee Royal de l'Afrique Centrale. 68P. 2 photo plates and one foldout chart. Near Fine.

With 33 Out of 34 Plates (lacking One plate), Another Plate (35) Was Bound in the Suppliment Volume (illustrator). pp492, 407, 381 Leather backed marbled boards; covers worn; lacking one plate; light damp staining. Size: 15 X 11.5 Cms.

Condition: Fine. The book is in fine condition.

Exeter, Benjamin H. Meder, 1831. SCARCE. Two books bound together in one volume. 24mo. Very good- in full brown leather covered boards. Lacks title label. Wear to exterior includes bumping to edges, rubbing and cracking to spine, and chipping to spine ends revealing edges of binding. Crack to front hinge though binding remains tight. Ex-libris with bookplate for the Meadville Theological School and two small stickers to the front paste down. Browning and minor foxing throughout. Author's name written in pencil to the title page of "The Foresters." Ink stain to top of title page of "Ann Carter," as pictured, which bleeds through two pages but only really effects the text on the title page. One illustration at front of book. Text is bright. "Foresters": 156 pages, "Anne Carter"; 26 pages. 5x3 inches. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Frontispiece (illustrator). First American Edition. 144 Pp. Half Leather Over Boards. The American Printing Of William Wallace Scarce; Only Four Copies In Worldcat, Two Of Which Reside As Neighbors At Harvard. Bound With Diable Boiteux: Or, The Devil Upon Two Sticks, By Gaston Le Sage, Glasgow, 1782, 316 Pp. Fair Only. Spine Very Worn And Partially Perished, Contents Complete. Early Or Mid-Nineteenth Century Ownership Signatures Of A Samuel P Reed. "The Innocence Of The Purest Mortals On Earth Could Have No Chance Or Protection In The Presence Of Such An Avaricious And Sanguinary Monarch, And The Treachery Of A Traitor, Who Betrays Innocent Blood And Affects The Happiness Of A Liberal Nation, Can Never Be Forgiven.".

Half Leather. Condition: Fair. Frontispiece (illustrator). First Edition. 140 Pp. Scarce; Only Four Copies In Worldcat, Two Of Which Reside As Neighbors At Harvard. Bound With Diable Boiteux: Or, The Devil Upon Two Sticks, By Gaston Le Sage, Glasgow, 1782, 316 Pp. Half Leather Over Boards. Fair Only. Spine Very Worn And Partially Perished, Contents Complete. Early Or Mid-Nineteenth Century Ownership Signatures Of A Samuel P Reed.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. xv, 462p: xii, 432p. Late 19th/early 20th quarter calf over linen boards with richly gilt spines. Includes six foldout plates whereof three are maps. One map is duplicate and bound as a frontispiece in volume II. The other two maps are bound at the end of volume I. From the Library of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts with their canceled bookplate inside the front board in both volumes. First edition in French appeared in 1786 followed by this translation printed in London a year later. Marquis de Chastellux's travel was certainly an important work. Eberstadt 114: #211 describes it as the "most interesting of all the personal narratives of the American Revolution. Many important economic, social and personal facts are recorded: the character of the Country and of the men who directed the War and the formation of a government are described". Thomas Jefferson corresponded with Chastellux and during his visit to Monticello, they spent one evening discussing Ossian's poems over a punchbowl. Madison was certainly aware of Chastellux. He wrote Joseph Jones on December 5th, 1780, "We have in Town at present several gentlemen of distinction from the French army. Among them the Chev: de Chastellux the 2nd, in command a man of sense politeness & letters". A very good copy with nominal rubbing to the extremities of an important historical travel narrative with a very important American provenance. Also rather unique with the duplicate map bound in. Eberstadt's Catalogue of Americana 214:221, The Papers of James Madison vol 2, p225; Sabin B12229; O. Rich p338-339; Howes 324 "In its completed form constitutes the first trust worthy record of life in the United States".

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Sextodecimo. 154pp., [iii]ff. On recto of last leaf: "Lugduni, Excudebant Philibertus Rolletius." Rebacked in black morocco in the nineteenth- or early twentieth-century. With the bookplate of Dr. H. Mignon on the front free marbled endpaper. USTC 150466; Baudrier IX, 170. The book was bound incorrectly as far as the five different works are concerned. Pages 129-131 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after page 16 of "De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo." Pages 17-128 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri dvo," have been bound after "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber." "De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres" and "De Crisibus Libri Tres" have been correctly bound. Pages 1-16 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo" bound at the beginning of "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber," before page 17. Bound with: I: Galen, De Crisibus Libri Tres, 1549; II: Galen, Claudii Galeni De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber, 1549; III: Galen, De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo, 1549; IV: Galen, De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo, 1550, all by the same printer.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Sextodecimo. 160pp. Rebacked in black morocco in the nineteenth- or early twentieth-century. With the bookplate of Dr. H. Mignon on the front free marbled endpaper. Baudrier IX, 151. The book was bound incorrectly as far as the five different works are concerned. Pages 129-131 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after page 16 of "De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo." Pages 17-128 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber." "De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres" and "De Crisibus Libri Tres" have been correctly bound. Pages 1-16 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo" bound at the beginning of "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber," before page 17. Bound with: I: Galen, De Crisibus Libri Tres, 1549; II: Galen, De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo, 1549; III: Galen, De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres, 1550; IV: Galen, De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo, 1550, all by the same printer.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Sextodecimo. 131, [i]pp. Title-page has been repaired at the lower margin, not affecting text. Rebacked in black morocco in the nineteenth- or early twentieth-century. With the bookplate of Dr. H. Mignon on the front free marbled endpaper. USTC 150204; Baudrier IX, 152. The book was bound incorrectly as far as the five different works are concerned. Pages 129-131 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after page 16 of "De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo." Pages 17-128 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber." "De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres" and "De Crisibus Libri Tres" have been correctly bound. Pages 1-16 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo" bound at the beginning of "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber," before page 17. Bound with: I: Galen, De Crisibus Libri Tres, 1549; II: Galen, Claudii Galeni De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber, 1549; III: Galen, De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres, 1550; IV: Galen, De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo, 1550, all by the same printer.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Sextodecimo. 114pp., [vii]ff. On recto of last leaf: "Lugduni, Excudebant Philibertus Rolletius." Rebacked in black morocco in the nineteenth- or early twentieth-century. With the bookplate of Dr. H. Mignon on the front free marbled endpaper. USTC 150467; Baudrier IX, 171. The book was bound incorrectly as far as the five different works are concerned. Pages 129-131 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after page 16 of "De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo." Pages 17-128 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber." "De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres" and "De Crisibus Libri Tres" have been correctly bound. Pages 1-16 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo" bound at the beginning of "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber," before page 17. Bound with: I: Galen, De Crisibus Libri Tres, 1549; II: Galen, Claudii Galeni De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber, 1549; III: Galen, De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo, 1549; IV: Galen, De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres, 1550, all by the same printer.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Sextodecimo. 192pp. [viii]ff. On leaf 7: "Lugduni, Excudebant Philibertus Rolletius & Bartholomaeus Fraenus." Last leaf blank. Title-page damaged and extended on the upper part. Most of the top line and some of the second line added properly in ink. Rebacked in black morocco in the nineteenth- or early twentieth-century. With the bookplate of Dr. H. Mignon on the front free marbled endpaper. Baudrier IX, 151. The book was bound incorrectly as far as the five different works are concerned. Pages 129-131 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after page 16 of "De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo." Pages 17-128 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo," have been bound after "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber." "De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres" and "De Crisibus Libri Tres" have been correctly bound. Pages 1-16 of "De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo" bound at the beginning of "De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber," before page 17. Bound with: I: Galen, De Curandi Ratione per Sanguinis missionem, liber, 1549; II: Galen, De Arte Curativa ad Glauconem, Libri duo, 1549; III: Galen, De Diebus Decretoris Libri Tres, 1550; IV: Galen, De Differentiis Febrium Libri Duo, 1550, all by the same printer.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Selous, Henry Courtney (illustrator). First Edition. Oblong Folio two volumes in one 12 plates and xxviii. 90. pl. 22. XX. Front board almost detache3d spine torn with loss. Book.

Hardcover. engraved frontispiece + [24] + 125 pp with [12] + 141 pp, plus 2 folding maps [of Walcheren and Schouwen]. a very good copy in original blind stamped vellum with inked title on spine [faded]. maps and text are clean and bright with only minor foxing.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Cohen, Morrel H.; Falicov, L. M. AND bound with: J.D. Anderson and C. Wong. Cohen and Falicov, "Magnetic Breakdown in Crystals" (pp. 231-234) AND Anderson & Wong, "Evidence for Charge Independence in Medium Weight Nuclei" (pp. 250-252) both in Physical Review Letters 7, No. 6, pp 217-268, 15 September 1961. The American Physical Society, New York, 1961. Original wrappers, with original owner name in pen at top right corner of the front cover. Just about a FINE copy.

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Black and White illustrations throughout. Bound with leather spine and corners, and marbled boards. Very Good (-) (slight wear to spine and corners).