Search Results: Titles starting with M from The Franklin Bookstore

1949. soft. Very Good. M-81- Wold-Chamberlain Field, Minneapolis, Minn. Condition: Very Good, unused, no stains

Original 1930 Color MAP of the USA & lower Canada by George F. Cram Company with cities, states, roads etc
Condition: Very Good, tear 5 inch tear on one edge, in Color HUGE foldout
21.75" x 27.75"
Eastern USA on one side and Western USA on the other.

1942. soft. Macon's Municipal Airport, Herbert Smart Field, Macon, Georgia: Postmarked Dec 21, 1942 from a Pvt. John Pike Jr. Condition: Good, used, pencil markings, no stamp

November 1976 Guns & Ammo Magazine

Condition: Fair, mailing label, tape on cover spine, 8 x 11", B&W photos and some Color Photos

Can Outlawing Guns Reduce Violence by Don B. Kates, Jr.
Japanese Shooters in California by Walter L. Rickell - Thell Reed, Keiichi Kunimoto
Monza Spyder Color Advertisement
.22 Rimfire History by Col. Charles Askins
1977 Ford Pickup 2 page Color Ad
D.E.S./VO Connecticut Valley Arms Rimfires by Dr. Ralph C. Glaze
D.U. Ducks Unlimited by Rich Grozik
1977 Dodge Pickup Color Ad
Weatherby Color Ad
1898 Transitional Luger by Michael Reese
Detonics .45 Rocket Auto by Jeff Cooper
Muzzle Loading by Phil Spangenberger double page Color Center with Gil Hibbard Kinfe
10 Gauge Magnum by John Wootters
Buckshot-Powerhouse or Powderpuff by Peter Hathaway Capstick
1977 Ranchero Color Ad
Smith & Wesson's Sixgun of the West by Phil Spangenberger
Blacktail Deer by Chuck Adams
Madison Heights, Michigan Police Department by Burt Miller 1976
7x57 Mauser by Les Bowman
Beeman Air Rifles .22 and… Read More

The Journal of The Maine Medical Association April 1918 Volume VIII Number 9
Very Good+ Condition

The Power of the Proteins Advertisement for Panopepton
Incomplete Rupture of the Transverse colon by F. H. Jackson
Peptic Ulcer by Richard F. Chase
Waterville Clinical Society Address 25 Anniversary by F. C. Thayer - List of Doctors
Venereal Disease in World War I Camps in Europe (short)
Sugar, Glycerin and Alcohol in Drugs
Book Reviews
New and Non-Official Remedies
Short paragraphs on etc
Advertisements

The Man Who Killed Lincoln by Phillip Ban Doren Stern -FIRST EDITION- The Literary Guild of America, Inc. 1939 Literary Guild of America, approx. 408 pages Condition: Good, binding good, dust jacket is worn and in some places it sticks to the outside cover of book Illustrations Information: Full color illustration on front cover, 8 pages of illustrations and photographs ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: The assassination of Abraham Lincoln still remains on as one of those infrequent moments when history was the stage manager of a great and soul-stirring tragedy. This novel is written in such a way as to present the dramatic qualities of this terrible event and those involved. The stirring events of April, 1865, are made to live again.

Original January 7, 1920 The Outlook Magazine World War I An Illustrated Weekly Journal of Current Events of January 1920
Condition: Very Good, NO MISSING pages, Complete with Ads that the bound volumes do not include. corner bumps, 9" X 12" Tall. Editors Lawrence R. Abbott, N.T.Pulsifer

GMC Trucks Ad 1920 Model 16
White Trucks Ad
The Second Industrial Conference, Fellowship Plan of Industrial Conference
Wood Alcohol (Methanol) Deaths and Blindness in the Connecticut Valley prohibition deliberate sale
Theodore Roosevelt America League
American Legion
John D. Rockefeller with photo
William M. Wood with photo
David P. Barrows photo University of California
Photo of Walter Hampden in 'The Wayfarer"
Current Events 1920 Cartoons
Japanese "Picture Brides" with photo
World Unrest and the Spirit of Christmas
Labor and the Railways
1920 A New Year's Message by Lyman Abbott
A Capitalist's Confession of Faith by Charles A. Miller with introduction by Frederick M. Davenport
What George Would Have Done by… Read More

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!

Childrens Magazine, 1852. soft. Very Good. Rare Original March 1852 The Children's Magazine 3.75 X 6 Tall, 24 pages plus cover Condition: Very Good, cover has slight mailing string indention, pages very clear, COMPLETE, individual monthly issue Calendar for March The Oasis by M.M. with Wood Cut by Nathaniel Orr The Martydom of Kotevan Queen of Cachetia by Rev. John M. Neale Little Mayr's First going to Church Chapter 2 The Monkey The Children's Magazine was Published in New York by the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, from 1829 to 1874 Edited by : W. R. Whittingham, 1838 Anthony Ten Broeck, 1844-1845 Rev. Spencer, until Jan 1857 Rev. A. B. Hart, 1857-1862 Published : New York, NY: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, 1829-1874. New York, NY: E. P. Dutton Co., 1869-1872. 1837, publisher at 28 Ann st.; 1845, publisher at 20 John st.;… Read More

Harper's New Monthly Magazine 1883. soft. 6.5"" X 10"". ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: March 1883, Volume CCCXCIV, Number LXVI Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall, approx. 190 pages, includes advertisements and the back cover with statement of Harper s New Monthly Magazine
Condition: Fair, binding good, front cover is loose at spine, and back cover is missing Illustrations Information: approx. 40 illustrations ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Many FIRST PRINTINGS
Articles and information:

Artist strolls in Holland (III) -By George Henry Boughton
Across Arizona -By W.H. (William Henry) Bishop (this article contains one of the earliest reports on the ""Gunfight At O.K. Corral"")
The French Voyageurs -By Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Poem: The phantom ship -By John William De Forest
Parsifal at Baireuth -By Schuyler, Mrs. Van Rensselaer
Poem: Consola -By H.W. Sewall
Philip Wouvermans -By E. Mason
For… Read More

1986. soft. Very Good. Original 1986 Sports Illustrated Magazine Cover: Pervis Ellison leads Louisville past Duke Condition: Very Good, mailing label on front, COMPLETE NO MISSING PAGES 128 Pages Contents: Mcdonald's High School Dream Team 25 players and photos Louisville The NCAAsJohn Mahaffey, Larry Mize - Nipped At the Wire in the TPCMark Fidrych - The Bird Fell to EarthDetroit Piston Bill Laimbeer - A Crashing SuccessRare Brick, Horse RacingThe Masters with A New eye Photo Essay by Brian LankerOf God, Golf, and Green Jackets by Frank Deford

Harper's New Monthly Magazine 1887 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: December, 1887 Volume LXXVI, Number CCCCLI Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall, 212 pages
Condition: Poor, poor because of water stains and heavyer towards the rear, binding good, cover has flaking on spine and rear cover - still very readable
Illustrations Information: approx. 48 wood engravings ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

Poem: The Vicar -By Winthrop Mackworth Praed
Old garden flowers -By F.W. (Frederick William) Burbidge
Poem: Another way -By Andrew Lang
"Inja -By Amélie Rives
Pauline Pavlovna -By Thomas Bailey Aldrich
His "day in court" -By Charles Egbert Craddock
Poem: The convict's Christmas Eve -By Will Carleton
Five o'clock tea. A farce -By William Dean Howells
Precious stones in the United States -By George Frederick Kunz
Captain Santa Claus -By Charles King
Poem: Anthony of Padua -By Harriet… Read More

Harpers Monthly, 1895. soft. 6.5"" X 10"". ORIGINAL EDITION of Harper's New Monthly Magazine 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 - 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… 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

1986. Original 1986 Sports Illustrated Magazine Condition: Fine, address sticker on front, COMPLETE NO MISSING PAGES 70 Pages Contents: Greg LeMond, Tour de France - An American Takes Paris Mike Tyson - Marvis Frazier - Biff! Zap! Pow! It's Tyson Again Martina Navratilova - Yes, You Can Go Home Again Oil Can Boyd, Redsox - One Woe After Another Nancy Lopez and Ray Knight - The Very Model of a Modern Marriage Leni Riefenstahl - Olympia, The Ghost of Berlin

Original Orientations Magazine Orientations November 1976
Condition: Good, pencil marks on front cover page 35/6 is Missing, 8" X 11.5" Tall with 90 heavy stock glossy pages

Front Cover: Chinese Ceramics 14th Century Water Dropper
Ad for Seoul Plaza Hotel with outside color photo
Confucian Magnificence of Yi Seoul with 9 Color Photos
Ad for Chosun Hotel with color photo
100 Children Scroll by Su Liu-peng 19th century Cantonese painter with 9 color photos
Percival V. David and his Collection by Nigel Cameron with 10 Color Photos
Japan at the U.S. Centennial 1876 General Saigo Tsugumichi with 7 photos/illustrations
Martino Abellana with 7 color painting and 1 B&W photo

Original Marvel Comic Team America 1982 #9 Feb Choices!
Condition: Very Good+
With Iron Man, Iron Man; The Marauder; Cowboy Luke Merriweather; R. U. Reddy Winthrop Roan Jr.; Wolf; Wrench Leonard Hebb; Honcho James MacDonald

1953. hard. See Photo Gallery Mary Lincoln Biography of a Marriage by Ruth Painter Randall -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location:Little, Brown and Company, Boston Date and Numbering: 1953 Size and Page Count: 5.5 X 8.5 Tall, approx. 399pages Condition: Good, binding good, pages intact and in good shape, no dust jacket ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: This is the biography of a marriage. As such, it gives information about Mary Lincoln as well as that of her husband. The goings on in the Lincoln Household as the young Lincoln and his aristocratic young lovely wife hook up and fall in love and are bombarded with life's situations. Review by Kirkusreviews A passionate defense of Mary Lincoln and a revelation-conclusively documented- of a marriage rooted in unremitting devotion and mutual love. Bit by bit the evidence is examined, the detractors (particularly Herndon, Lamon, Nicolay and Hay-and those who picked up and exaggerated… Read More

Original Orientations Magazine February 1972Condition: Good, Missing 3 pages (on the art of Carlos V.Francisco) 8" X 11.5" Tall with 90 heavy stock glossy pagesFront Cover: Mask of a Rishi or Hermit (worn by Thailand's Khon dancers)KheddaAgony and Glory of CalcuttaMaskers of Kurashiki - With 6 large color photosGrand Day in Surakarta - with 4 color photosEra of the Great Khans - History - by D.W.Y.Kwok - with 9 illustrationsJoss Sticks -Fragrant Sticks of WorshipKhon Masks of Thailand - with 11 color examplesChina's Revolutionary Art - with 16 color examplesRings of War and Beauty - with 16 color examplesKoreans by James Wade KurashikiWayout East cartoons

Original First Printing January 1974 Mass Murder in Houston by John K. Gurwell
Condition: Fine, red paperback, some scuff marks on covers, pages yellowed from age, 4.25" x 7" tall, 160 pages.
The complete story of Dean Corll, Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. and David Owen Brooks. The book contains two black and white photos, one of Dean Corll and another of his two accomplices, Wayne Henley and David Brooks.