Haddonfield, Signed (6 results)

Hardcover. Condition: VG-. 1st Edition. See photos for condition details. Hardcover, green cloth boards with yellow text on front and spine. Exterior shows moderate spotting and soiling with remnants of a price sticker in the upper right corner and rear board has a bump from our something got under the cloth when the book was created. Interior binding is good, no hinge issues, no torn or loose pages. Front and rear end pages show heavy spotting where the paper reacted with the glue used in the binding process. Inscribed, but not signed by the author on the title page: "To the Cutlers, from the Author". The original owner's name and address (C. C. Cutler) is stamped on the rear pastedown. No publication date listed but this book was published by Varacomp only in 1973. Inscribed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Inscribed by the author. Inscribed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1963, First Edition, Near Fine/Near Fine dj, octavo, 289pp., blue cloth hardcover, bright gold lettering on cover & backstrip, excellent unclipped dj, map endpapers, intact large fold-out map in rear, binding tight, text unmarked, Presented & Signed opposite title page: "To Mrs Dooley from Jerry Roberts, We hope you will enjoy reading the story of one fine old town, Edna L. Haydock". Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Very good, book has rub of spine, edges and corners of cover, foxing of cover, name of former owner front endpaper, Signed by many of the authors, foxing of foredges.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Very good quarter size light brown/blue stain/small brown stain/1&1/2in white line stain on front panel, back panel shows a series of white line stains (1/4in to 2in) on middle of panel, small white stain on back panel, light fading of gold stamping on spine, few faint small white line stains on top/bottom of spine, slight bumping of corners/ends, inscription from former owner in blue pen on 1st end pg, Signed by 20 Authors. Authors who Signed book: Paul J. Harrell, Mrs. Jesse G. Haydock, Sr, Marion Pennypacker Tatem, Clayton Peirce, John L. And Dorothy E. Grimsley, Lester R. Stuart, Thurman McDaniel, Carol F. Chew, Caire A. Harden, Mrs. Reuben W. Schackerman, Mary Carver, Mrs. Edward L. Pond and Mrs. Henry O. Wyatt, Laura Y. Williams, Lawrence R. Andress, Helen W. Andress, Walter J. And Margaret M. Lake, Mary Malinowski and Florence E. Redman.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Single sheet of vellum. 15 x 18 inches. Creased at folds with several spots of stain/yellowing. Very good. Witnessed and signed by 52 individuals in 5 columns (most were related by marriage), which includes the bride and groom. Docketing to verso signed, Haddonfield, Joseph C. Swett (Swett was also a witness to the marriage). Signed by John Jacobs (1761-1838) and Amelia Jacobs, d.1858 (her first signature as Jacobs), Benjamin Swett (Quaker minister), John T. Glover (farmer), Samuel Brown (cloth weaver), Abel Nichols, Joseph C. Swett, Jeremiah Elfreth (cabinetmaker), Benjamin. M. Harvey, Thomas Githens, (blacksmith), Thomas Redman, Stephen M. Day, (author & schoolmaster), Thomas George, Rebecca W. Burrough, Mary Burrough, Hannah Burrough, Mary Brown, Hannah Alexander, Rebecca R. Abbott, Hannah W. Hopkins, Ann Burr, Rebecca Potter, Sarah Gill, Martha Burrough, Sarah Day, Samuel Stokes, Jacob Troth, Mary Swett, Sarah Cresson (Quaker minister), Ann H. Swett, Deborah Howell, Lydia Burr, John A. Cresson, Thomas Redman Jr., Joseph Mickle Jr., Samuel Clement (may have signed earlier as Samuel E. Clement), John Gill, Jacob Weeks, Richard Roach, Samuel Cresson, Enoch Walker, Deborah Stewart, Sarah Hopkins, Ann Gill, Sarah Davis, Elizabeth Clement, Elizabeth L. Redman, Sarah Clement, Rebecca Nicholson, Martha T. Wilson and Martha Mickle. John Jacobs was the son of Israel Jacobs, a member of the colonial Pennsylvania Assembly from 1770-1774 and the Second U.S. Congress, 1791-1793. John's aunt, Hanna Jacobs was married to the American astronomer David Rittenhouse. Thomas Redman the owner the Indian King Tavern, was arrested in 1777 for refusing to take the oath of loyalty. [Quaker Marriage Certificate - New Jersey] [Haddonfield - History]. Signed by Author(s).