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Publisher's original string-tied light blue wrappers, 6 inches in height x 4 3/4 inches in width, serial pagination [307-316], 317-347, + [1] + [2] leaves ads. Features Arthur Adams's "London Streets: A Book of Lyrics." Just a bit weary from shelf and handling. An old diagonal crease on front wrapper is more visible inside the wrap than outside (see image… Read more about this item

Publisher's original stapled gray wrappers, octavo, pp. 48. Frontispiece portrait and 5 other black and white illustrations as called for, including woodblock on pamphlet's rear. Publisher's leaflet laid in. FAIR-only with areas of sunning and abrasion on the front panel and soiling akin to shelf-slide on rear panel. The wrappers around the staples have worn through. A one-inch tear with… Read more about this item

Consisting of 3 octavo signatures (gathered but not bound), unopened at top edges, with serial pagination (i. e., running annual numeration): (1) [205]-212; (2) 213-220; (3) 221-224. Several nicks and rounded page tips. A fragile affair but ensconced now in a clear display sleeve with white card-stock backing board. Lead article: "The Voyage of Captain George Waymouth To The… Read more about this item

Stapled card-stock wrappers, octavo, pp. 32 (1 Hymn per page). Light shelf and handling wear and a nick on the front panel at mid-fore-edge (see image for ur best attempt at a close-up). GOOD condition.

Small souvenir photo album measuring 6 inches in height by 9 inches in width, bound by two brads. Eight color photos taken by shipboard photographers and assembled into a tourist memento meant to preserve the merriment of the cruise and its ports of call. GOOD condition with shelf-slide wear on covers.

Three stapled, color-illustrated wall calendars measuring 8 1/4 inches in height (when closed) x 10 inches in width. (1) The 1952 calendar has some pencil notations made in date boxes during March, April, and May, including a notation on March 22nd that a bra was purchased for $2.00. Several uniform nicks on the far right edges (i.e., Saturdays) from April… Read more about this item

Stapled illustrated beige wrappers measuring 11 inches in height by 8 1/2 inches in width, pp. [16]. Program from 1962 celebrating the re-dedication of the New Pascack Theatre (opened 1928) with the movie Lover Come Back, starring Rock Hudson and Doris Day. Includes some theatre and community history but primarily made up of congratulatory and complimentary messages from local businesses… Read more about this item

Publisher's stapled, color-illustrated wrappers, octavo (9" tall x 5 3/4" wide), pp. 80. James Haislop on front cover. Many black and white illustrations. About GOOD condition with some shelf and handling wear on wrappers, which are just beginning to separate at the foot of the spine. Shelf and desktop rubbing, particularly on rear panel at spine. Several nicks along top… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, two blank leaves, pp. 12. Spine scuffed and binding cord exposed. First blank has begun to separate. President of the Seminary at this time was noted Theologian Enoch Pond. Scarce in trade or institutional holdings, with a 2023 OCLC search returning American Antiquarian Society only. Protected in a clear display sleeve with white card-stock… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, pp. 28. Scuffing along spine, and a dull old vertical crease (as though folded long ago for insertion into a jacket pocket?) but GOOD condition and done-up skillfully by printer Smith. Of interest here is the listing of noted theologian Enoch Pond as Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Also of note are John Sawyer, Eliphalet… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, pp. 12. Some scuffing along spine, but about GOOD condition and done-up handsomely by the skillful printer Smith. By this dawning of the Civil War, noted Theologian Enoch Pond (1791-1882) had advanced from Faculty member to President of the Seminary. Uncommon in trade or institutional holdings, with a July 2023 OCLC search returning American… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, pp. 12 plus one blank leaf. Noted Theologian Enoch Pond was President of the Seminary at the time of this Catalogue. Title page with a one inch horizontal tear with no loss from left edge. Binding string has nearly unraveled, as well, leaving title page detached (see image). Other leaves may follow, thus our… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, pp. 12. A short narrow slit at center of one leaf near bottom edge (leaf with pages 3 and 4; see images for our best attempts at close-ups), and some instances of dull old creasing. The binding string has unraveled, as well, resulting in the sheets being gathered only (see image). Noted Theologian Enoch… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume with scuffing at spine and binding cord exposed, octavo, pp. 36. A one inch vertical tear with no loss from top edge of title page downward, near spine. A small hole, also near spine, exists about two inches up from bottom edge. About GOOD condition, withal, and please see images for our best attempts at… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, pp. 12. Spine scuffed and bits of the binding string exposed. President of the Seminary at this time was noted Theologian Enoch Pond. Scarce in trade or institutional holdings, with a 2023 OCLC search returning American Antiquarian Society only. Protected in a clear display sleeve with white card-stock backing board. See Williamson, Bibliography… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, pp. 28. Scuffing along spine with bits of binding string exposed, but GOOD condition and done-up skillfully by printer Smith. Of interest here is the listing of noted theologian Enoch Pond as Professor of Ecclesiastical History. Also of note are John Sawyer, Eliphalet Gillet, and Kiah Bayley listed among the Trustees. These three and… Read more about this item

Reprinted from Volume 47, Number 3, July, 1973 Issue of The Filson Club History Quarterly, Louisville, Kentucky, in stapled wrappers, octavo, and paginated 267-283. A bit of a rumpled affair, as though consulted frequently by previous owner. Wrappers are toned and have some light old tide marks the color of weak tea. Protected now in a clear display sleeve with… Read more about this item

Lot of 17 PAUSE FOR LIVING Living Coca-Cola Magazines. Numbers included are: (1) Winter 1958; (2) Winter 1962-1963; (3) Spring 1963; (4) Summer 1963; (5) Autumn 1963; (6) Winter 1963-1964; (7) Spring 1964; (8) Summer 1964; (9) Autumn 1964; (10) Winter 1964-1965; (11) Spring 1965; (12) Spring 1966; (13) Summer 1966; (14) Autumn 1966; (15) Winter 1966-1967; (16) Summer 1968;… Read more about this item

Publisher's original stapled brown wrappers, octavo, pp. 16. Map. GOOD condition with bumping to bottom page tips. First and last page are toned to the color of the wraps. Protected now in a new display sleeve with white card-stock backing board. Uncommon in trade or institutional holdings, with a July 2023 OCLC search returning Georgia Southern; Mercer; University of Georgia;… Read more about this item

Removed from a bound volume, octavo, pp. 23 + [1]. Spine scuffed and short strands of binding string exposed. Diagonal one inch slit with no loss inward from mid-spine on half title page. Sporadic foxing, notably on the final blank page. Printed entirely in Latin, and done-up handsomely by the adept Joseph Griffin. An uncommon item, both in trade and… Read more about this item