Equal Suffrage, First Edition (12 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket as Published. 1st Edition. Tan book w/black on spine. The autobiography of the West's leading suffragette. she lived in Oregon and Idaho.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. First Edition. A very good copy of the first hard cover edition in a fine dust-jacket. Previous owner's initials in ink to the front free endpaper, else the text is wholly unmarked, pristine, and the binding and jacket are bright and fresh in appearance. Jacket in protective mylar cover. A brilliant copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. No Jacket. First Edition. HardBack NODustJacket, 1895, 1st Edition, Dates match on title & Copyright page, GOOD/VG-, AS-IS, NODJ, Interior relatively Nice condition , light wear, FoX & someone has colored in some of Illustrations & removed 1 after Page 114, pg 265 missing & pg 267 MISSING, Beige cloth with black pictorial cover with black lettering with Woman riding Bicycle on Cover. cover light rub, wear & Stains & Discolorations Extremities, Possible Moisture Exposure Back Cover, 272 pgs, . The author on a preliminary page lists 14 "Subject Discussed" and, on another page, lists the names of over 60 people to whom the work refers to at some point.

Hardcover. First edition. Good/No Jacket (27361) - Ex-libris, bears the bookplate of political and civil liberties activists Dorothy Kirchwey Brown and Herman Larue Brown. Notes throughout, appear to be by H. Larue Brown (1883-1969). Small stains on front boards, no dust jacket. An important work with interesting provenance - Brown was a graduate of Harvard law, a Boston lawyer, and a friend of Holmes and Brandeis.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Small octavo. [7]pp. Frontispiece portrait. Printed wrappers with decorative device on front wrap. Small embossed stamp of a library repeated a few times, as well as a withdrawn stamp in a couple of places, spine neatly reinforced with library stitched canvas tape, near very good. Speech written for the National Suffrage Convention held in New Orleans in 1903. *OCLC* locates a single copy.

Softcover. Condition: Good. First edition thus, by this publisher. 12mo. 27pp. Ads on rear cover dated 1871. Sewn printed self-wrappers sewn. Front and rear covers, and two leaves of text, are detached but present, light wear at extremities, rear cover has small chip at one corner, else a good, sound copy. Text includes: "Constitution of the American Woman Suffrage Association." The first issue of this speech to appear in the Women's Suffrage Tracts issue, issued as "Woman's Suffrage Tracts, No. 2". First published in 1867 by the New York State Constitutional Convention Campaign Committee Boston; followed by an edition, published in Boston by C. K. Whipple, in 1869.

Condition: Good. 8vo. Two Single Leafs, Good with marginal tears. Scarce First Edition.

First Edition. First edition, 12mo, pp. pp. 23, [1]; stitched, as issued, self-wrappers; last leaf holed in the blank margin causing a stain on p. 22; small stain in the gutter near the back; title page toned; all else very good. Very much a pro-Dorr, pro-People's Constitution address delivered before a pro-Dorr convention. American Imprints 336; Bartlett, p. 23; Sabin 2874.

Unbound. Condition: Very Good. Broadsheet. One leaf folded to make four pages. Modest horizontal crease is a bit age-toned, as is some of the text, small tears at the edges of the crease, tiny staple holes in left margin where it was affixed in a folder, a very good copy. Text of an address given by Dr. Gregg of Brooklyn given at the 24th Annual Meeting of the New England Woman Suffrage Association.

Condition: Near Fine. First edition. Political Equality Series (Vol. 1, No. 3). Monthly leaflet. [4] pages. This issue prints news of legislation: "due wholely or largely to the women," in Idaho and Utah. Light horizontal fold, near fine. *Franklin* p. 97.

Pamphlet. 36p., disbound pamphlet, third edition, revised and corrected. Remnant of glue from binding at spine, otherwise very good. Diagrams of balloting place and mechanism on verso of title page. "Drafted by Francis Place from materials supplied by William Lovett." --Palgrave. The cataloging for McMaster University's example of this edition notes, "Kress lists the first edition under Place. It does not list this edition which contains numerous alterations. This edition not in Goldsmiths. A reference to this edition in another dated pamphlet establishes clearly the date of publication as September, 1838.".

First Edition. [Woman Suffrage] National Woman Suffrage Association. The National Enrollment. New York circa 1895 based on women suffrage names, Size 9 1/2 x 6 in. First edition. 2 pages. The National Enrollment sought to gain signatures from all individuals who supported women's voting rights. "The enrollment is not intended for a petition, but is a census; it is necessary to know our real strength in eery State and Territory." "We, the undersigned.believe that women should vote on equal terms with men." Verso includes space for supporters to sign their name, in columns for men and women supporters. Two horizontal creases and light handling dents. Very good condition.