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Etude, 1935. soft. Good. -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Theodore Presser Co. Philadelphia, PA Date and Numbering: April 1935, Volume LIII, No. 4 Size and Page Count: 10.5 X 13.5 Tall, approx. 70 pages Condition: Good, binding good, some browning on edges, minor foxing, small tears on cover Illustrations on cover. Information: Full color illustration on front cover as well as a few illustrations inside magazine ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Marcella Sembrich on CoverContains: Overture to the Flying Dutchman Hymn Study for Congregation Analyses of Vowel Sounds Samson and Delilah of Saint-Saens and many more articles! Music Pieces: March of the State Elephants - M. Ewing Little Prelude, No. 11 - J.S. Bach The Whistling Yankee - W. Rolfe Minuet in E-flat (Four Hands) - L. Boccherini and more pieces!

1846. leather. Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers New York, New York 1846 Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall Royal Octavo 1098 Pages Condition: - Fair - Pages 81 to 160 out of the 1098 pages are missing , from original binding (they have not been removed) the binding is in very good shape. by George L. Craik and Charles MacFarlane
Illustrations Information: 524 Wood-Cut Wood-Engravings in the first four books and another 115 with the fifth book making a total of 639 -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- Articles and Information:
Being a history of the people,as well as a history of the kingdom. By George L. Craik and Charles MacFarlane,assisted by other contributors. Publisher: Harper Brothers 1846 History of England is divided up into 5 time period books. Each book has 7 chapters. Each chapter deals with distinct departments of that time period.
Before the first book is a 21 page introductory sketch of the Primitive History… Read More

-ORIGINAL 1891 First English Edition- Publisher-Printing Location: Little Brown and Co . Boston. Date and Numbering: 1891 In 2 Volumes of 2 Size and Page Count: 4. 5 "" X 7 "" Tall, approx. 385 pages Condition: Good , Off White cloth with much gilt decorations on boards and spine, spine darkend to a light brown, shelf rubbing on bottom of boards spine, Gilt-decorated vellum hardcovers, previous owner signature on end papers, some yellowing, uncut edges. No pages missing. Illustrations Information: frontispiece on each book and 5 engravings on the first page of each of the 5 parts (chapters) ----THE PRINCESS OF CLEVES· The Princess of Cleves By Madame De La Fayette – 1891o Translated by Thomas Sergeant Perryo In Two volumes completed in 1891o 385 total pages between the two bookso The action takes place between October 1558 and November 1559 at the royal court of Henry II of France o Related to this, the novel was used by French filmmaker Christophe Honoré for his 2008 film La… Read More

Original March 1889 Hermetist Magazine Vol. II No. 6Condition: Good, tape on covers, edge tears, 7" x 10.3" tall, dark green covers, 8 pages plus coversAdvertisement for Morris Type-Writer with illustrationramayana Theosophical Society AdvertisementKarma by E. Hovey and W.P. PhelonReincarnation by M.H.B.W.Extracts from Secret doctrine by M.M.P.Influence of a Tropical Climate on Occult Training by Russell WebbThe Ideal Church of the Republic by B.J.B.Excerpts from Madame Guyon by M.M.P.American Section T.S. Wm. Q. JudgePublication Fund, April Number, Morris Typewriter, Look Here, Book NoticesKARMAIf " every waking hour we weave, whether we wilt or no," If in the warp or in the woof our thoughts and deeds must go, If from the web we daily weave our garments must be made, Then weave the best of fibre In and hues that will not fade.For every thought, and every word, and every thing we do, Will in the web of life appear in its own proper hue. The purest thoughts, the kindest words, the gentlest deeds we… Read More

Etude, 1918. soft. -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Theodore Presser Co. Philadelphia, PA Date and Numbering: March 1918, Volume XXXVII, No. 3 Size and Page Count: 10.5"" X 13.5"" Tall, approx. 70 pages Condition: Good, binding good, small crease on front page, cover pages loose, approx. 13 pages missing - ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: Tact in Teaching Technic -By Mae Aileen Erb How Do Composers Compose? -By Frederick Niecks High Lights in the Life of Dvorak How the Musician should Prepare for Old Age -By John C. Carter And many other fascinating articles! Musical pieces include: American National Anthems. Dr. Samuel Arnold (1740-1802) Arr. by R.M. StultsForget Me Not. Matilee Loeb-Evans.Scouts' Drill. W. Berwald.A Lonely Village. Carl Wilhelm Kern, Op. 349.Idle Dreams. Herbert Ralph Ward, Op. 38, No. 2.The Top O' the Mornin'. John Prindle Scott.The Top O' the Mornin'. John Prindle Scott.On and On (Galop March). George Dudley… Read More

Original Orientations Magazine Orientations February 1976 Condition: Very Good, pencil marks on front cover, 8" X 11.5" Tall with 90 heavy stock glossy pages
Front Cover: Afghan Sculptor Art Tapa Kalan Monastery in Hadda
A Streamliner Named Kikari by Jqack Goldfarb Coffee, Tea or Cancer?
Kathmandu - with 12 large Color Photos
Ati-Atihan by Marcus Brooke - with 7 photos
In Search Of Alexander by Francine Tissot -with 10 Color Photos
Pruning the Flowers of Edo by Lee Makela -(art of ancient fires in Tokugawa Japan) with 11 color Photos of Paintings
Father of Mughal India by Manohar Malgonkar - with 4 B&W photos of Paintings
Lost between Two Worlds - Art by Matsumura Sadaiku with 5 Color Paintings
Shangri-La

Saturday Evening Post, 1950. soft. Description Saturday Evening Post October 21, 1950 ORIGINAL EDITION Size and Page Count: 11.25 X 14 Tall, includes advertisements Condition: Good,some soiling on cover, front cover has a mailing label Cover by Norman Rockwell , Color and B W illustrations, photos and many vintage advertisements. ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and information: Coed s Delight Arthur Gould ss The Woman Who Meddled Margaret Craven ss Will You Love Me When It Rains? Steve McNeil ss Haunted Island James Norman Hall ss Prisoners of the Plan Geoffrey Household ss I Won t Go Along with Murder [Part 3 of 3] Norman Katkov sl The Outlaw of Longbow [Part ? of ?] Peter Danson sl Lucky Oscar Sour Genius of the Keyboard (Oscar Levant) Maurice Zolotow ar The Old Master of Old Mizzou (Don Faurot) Bob Broeg ar

Harpers New Monthly Magazine, 1882 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: July, 1882 Volume LXV, Number CCCLXXXVI Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall, 175 pages, the back cover with advertisements and statement of Harper s New Monthly Magazine
Condition: Good, binding good, cover has small flaking at spine and some age yellowing, foxing,faint pencil mark upper front cover, pages good Illustrations Information: 60 engravings ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----
Most stories, poems, cartoons are first printings
Articles and Information:

Ralph Waldo Emerson -By Julian Hawthorne
Glimpses of great Britons. (Caught at Westminster) -By Henry W. (Henry William),
Sir Lucy Lying in state in Cairo -By Amelia Ann Blanford Edwards
Spanish vistas. Third paper. Cordovan pilgrims -By George Parsons Lathrop
The old ship-builders of New York -By George William Sheldon
Franz Liszt -By Mary Alice Seymour
Gladis Roy -By Marie… Read More

Harpers New Monthly Magazine 1879. soft. Good. 6.5"" X 10"". ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: April, 1879 Volume LVIII, Number CCCXLVII Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall, 172 pages, the back cover with advertisements and statement of Harper's New Monthly Magazine Condition: Good, binding good, cover has small tears, some foxing, light pencil marks on front cover Illustrations Information: 86 wood engravings ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

Berg und thal. Sketches in Tyrol Austria (II) - By George E. (George Edwin) Waring
Poem: The true heaven - By Paul Hamilton Hayne
Poem: To a bed of tulips - By Robert Herrick
Sculpture in America - By S.G.W. (Samuel Greene Wheeler) Benjamin
Picturesque Edinburgh - By Helen S. (Helen Stevens) Conant
Street scenes in Havana - By Frank H. (Frank Hamilton) Taylor
The ancestry of Brudder Bones - By Olive Logan
The Philadelphia Zoo - By Marie… Read More

1896 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: January, 1896 Volume XCII, Number DXLVIII Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall,approx. 210 pages
Condition is downgraded to Fair because of front cover , binding good, cover has tears and stained, index page has tears, Illustrations Information: approx.50 illustrations and many pages of vintage advertising (Quaker Oat Vintage ad for example) ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

In Washington's day -By Woodrow Wilson
The story of Miss Pi -By Julian Ralph
Poem: Diverse -By Anna C. (Anna Callender) Brackett
The United States Naval Academy -By Thomas Raynesford Lounsbury
On snow-shoes to the Barren Grounds. II. "From La Biche to Fort Chipewya (Illustations by Frederick Remington) By Caspar Whitney
Briseis (chaps. V-VIII) -By William Black
The German struggle for liberty (XXIII-XXVI) -By Poultney Bigelow
Twenty-four: Four -By Elizabeth Stuart… Read More

1895 ORIGINAL EDITION of June, 1895 Volume XCI, Number DXLI Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York. Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall, approx. 210 pages Condition: Very Good , binding good, spine cover has stain from staple rusting, approx. 50 illustrations and many pages of vintage advertisements ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information: Many First Printings before stories, poems or Illustrations came out in book form

The New Czar, and what we may expect from him -By E. Borges -
Nicholas II of Russia House-Boating in China -By Julian Ralph - with 13 illustrations
What the Madre Would Not Have -By Robert Cornelius V. Meyers (Illustration by A.B.Frost )
The Grand Prix and Other Prizes -By Richard Harding Davis (4 Illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson)
A Miracle -By M.E.M. (Mollie Evelyn Moore) Davis
A Frontier Fight -By George A. Forsyth - with 5 western illustrations by R.F.Zogbaum
First Impressions of Literary New York -By… Read More

1895 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: April 1895, Volume XC, Number DXXXIX Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall, approx. 200 pages Condition: Good, binding good Two loose ad pages and one ad has been cut out, otherwise complete. over 40 Illustrations ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----Many First Printings

Study number three -By Harriet Lewis Bradley
Our national capital -By Julian Ralph
Poem: Å“O traveller by unaccustomed ways ? -By Louise Chandler Moulton
Ghostly premonitions -By Lucy C. (Lucy Cecil) Lillie
Poem: Romance -By Orrin Cedesman Stevens
Personal recollections of Joan of Arc (part I, chaps. I-V) -By Mark Twain
Paris in mourning -By Richard Harding Davis
Poem: Youth -By Francis Newton Thorpe
Club life among outcasts -By Josiah Flynt
Hearts insurgent (chaps. XXII-XXV) -By Thomas Hardy
Venice in Easter. Impressions and sensations -By Arthur Symons
Poem: Sanctuary -By Louise Imogen Guiney
Autumn… Read More

1884. soft. Fine. Original Edition The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine November 1884 - to - April 1888 Volumes 7 - to - 13 These 7 volumes, each one containing 6 original issues (42 issues), comprise one of the most desirable and highly sought after classics. Original text block beautifully rebound in black leather and buckram with gild lettering.
The December 1884 issue contains the First American Printing of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain .
Each issue contains the Famous Series entitled Battles and Leaders of the Civil War . These volumes contain this complete series . The publishers contracted with leaders on both sides of the Civil War to write their first hand accounts and details of the significant battles and events. U.S.Grant was paid $1,000.00 of each of 4 articles. Grant later included these articles in his 2 volume set memoirs. The series drew so much interest that it lasted for three years. Among the contributors to the series besides Grant were Union generals, William Tecumseh… Read More

Harper's New Monthly Magazine ORIGINAL EDITION! - Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: December, 1866 Volume XXXIV, Number CXCIX Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10" Tall,approx. 144 pages, the back cover with advertisements and statement of Harper s New Monthly Magazine
Condition: Fair, binding good, front cover has tears worn on all edges especially at spine, rear cover is missing, some staining on cover, foxing, contents are complete.
Illustrations Information: 22 woodcut engravings ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:
RARE!!!! Usually found in the later bound 6 month Volume- This is the paper back individual issue published in December 1866.This magazine contains the first appearance of Mark Twain in print in a national magazine. The article is ""Forty-three Days In An Open Boat"" pages 104-113. This predates his first book. It was published anonymously in the individual issues, and attributed to… Read More

Harper's New Monthly Magazine 1895 ORIGINAL EDITION May, 1895 Volume XC, Number DXL Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York. Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall, approx. 210 pages
Condition: Very Good , binding good, cover has small tear on spine. Illustrations Information:approx. 50 illustrations and many pages of vintage advertising! ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

In Sunny Mississippi - By Julian Ralph - with 13 illustrations
Poem: Grass and flowers -By John Vance Cheney
True, I talk of dreams -By William Dean Howells
Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc II, (chaps. VI-IX) Louis De Conte -By Mark Twain (Louis De Conte)- with 3 illustrations by F.V.Du Mond -FIRST PRINTING!
La Tinaja Bonita -By Owen Wister - with 3 illustrations by Frederic Remington
Men's work among women -By Brockholst Morgan
By Hook or Crook -By Robert Grant - with 3 illustrations
Some Wanderings in Japan -By Alfred Parsons - with 19… Read More

1896 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: August, 1896 Volume XCIII, Number DLV Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall,approx. 210 pages
Condition: Very Good-, binding good, light moisure stain on top corner of a few pages, signature on top edge of front cover Illustrations Information:approx. 50 engravings and many pages of vintage advertisements ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

The silent voice. A play -By Laurence Alma-Tadema
The White Mr. Longfellow -By William Dean Howells
Poem: Beloved, when I read -By Arthur Sherburne Hardy
Tom Sawyer, detective. As told by Huck Finn (chaps. I-VII) -By Mark Twain (1st printing!!) later in book form (ten illustrations by A.B.Frost)
Postes et Telegraphes -By Jules de Glouvet
Poem: But only thee -By Frederic Whitmore
Stuart's Lansdowne portrait of Washington -By Charles Henry Hart
Peeps into Barbary -By Budgett Meakin
The strange days that… Read More

1896 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: September, 1896 Volume XCIII, Number DLVI Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall,approx. 210 pages Condition: Very Good, binding good, spine cover has one small tear NOTE: a fern-like leaf has been pressd into book. Illustrations Information: approx. 50 engravings ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

First in Peace -By Woodrow Wilson
The art of driving -By Henry Childs Merwin
Poem: Beware the rogue -By Thomas Dunn English
Tom Sawyer, Detective. As told by Huck Finn (chaps. VIII-XI) - By Mark Twain ( 1st Printing!!!)
Poem: Hesperia -By Charles Washington Coleman
A picture of Saint Cloud -By Gertrude Smith
A summer among cliff dwellings -By Theophil Mitchell Prudden
The mortuary chest -By Alice Brown
Where had John been? -By Helen H. (Helen Hamilton) Gardener
Old silver -By Theodore Salisbury Woolsey
Two Mormons from Muddlety (part III) -By… Read More

soft. Description -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Charles Scribner s Sons Publishers, 597 Fifth Avenue, NY Date and Numbering: July 1938, Vol. CIV, No. 1 Size and Page Count: 9 X 12 Tall, approx. 70 pages Condition: Fine, binding tight Illustrations Information: Many illustrations and photographs, including vintage advertisements ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: Souvenir Hunters High Hat: The Luxury Magazines The Fugitives by Thomas RourkeMurder Is a Fact (Part 3) Scribner's Examines: Morris L. Ernst Marquis JamesDon Herold Examines by American humorist Don HeroldAnd many others

Gettysburg, PA: Civil War Times, 1975. softcover. Good. 8.75 X 11.75"". Description-ORIGINAL EDITION-Printing Location: Gettysburg, PADate and Numbering: December, 1975 Volume XIV, No. 8Size and Page Count:8.75"" X 11.75"" Tall, 52 pagesCondition: Good, binding good, cover has small tears at edge, light foxing ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----Articles & Information:
General Barnard Bee - by James B. Agnew
Civil War Quiz No. 29 - by Marshall D. Krolick
Shenandoah Sketchbook - by Edgar H. Klemroth The Selma Naval Ordnance Works - by Maurice Melton The Harpers Ferry Skedaddlers - by John F. McCormack ""3,300 Federal Prisoners and I"" - by Robert B. Smith Book Reviews

soft. Description -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Charles Scribner s Sons Publishers, 597 Fifth Avenue, NY Date and Numbering: September 1937, Vol. CII, No. 3 Size and Page Count: 9 X 12 Tall, approx. 130 pages Condition: Fine, binding tight Illustrations Information: Many illustrations and photographs, including vintage advertisements ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: American Painters Series---No. 7, Deck of Beam Trawler Widgeon by Edward HopperThe Animal Kingdom by Helen KirbyDrawingsBook Notes by Katherine Gauss JacksonIntegrity: The Life of George W. Norris, by Richard L. Neuberger and Stephen B. Kahndon herold examines by Don HeroldExile by Martha Gellhorn Martha Ellis GellhornThe Lady Explorer by Marjory Gane HarknessLife in the United States by AnonymousI Killed a ManLife in the United States by Helen Irene PetersonA Fever Patient SpeaksLife in the United States (Verse) by Chard Powers SmithNight TrucksLife in the United… Read More