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Twenty-six Poems by THOMAS, Dylan

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Title
Twenty-six Poems
Author
THOMAS, Dylan
Seller
James S. Jaffe Rare Books LLC (United States)
Condition
A very fine copy of this extremely rare issue of Thomas' most beautiful book, in the original slipcase which is somewhat damaged
Description
(No place: James Laughlin & J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd, 1949). First edition. One of only 10 copies printed on Japan vellum, out of a total edition of 150 copies printed by Hans Mardersteig at the Officina Bodoni in Verona and signed by Thomas, The bibliographer also notes that evidence suggests that "the vellum copies preceded the hand-made paper issue by about two days." Rolph B13. Twenty-Six Poems contains a selection of Thomas' best poems, including "I see the boys of summer", "After the funeral", "The hand the signed the paper", "There was a saviour", "Ballad of the Long-Legged Bait", "Deaths and Entrances", "Fern Hill", "A Refusal to Mourn", "In my craft and sullen art", and "In Country Sleep", among others. A very fine copy of this extremely rare issue of Thomas' most beautiful book, in the original slipcase which is somewhat damaged (but repairable), and missing the top panel. 4to, original cloth-backed paste-paper boards, publisher's slipcase. A very fine copy of this extremely rare issue of Thomas' most beautiful book, in the original slipcase which is somewhat damaged (but repairable), and missing the top panel.
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Carrying A Torch by BERRIGAN, Ted

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Title
Carrying A Torch
Author
BERRIGAN, Ted
Seller
James S. Jaffe Rare Books LLC (United States)
Condition
Fine copy.
Description
(N. Y.: Clown War, 1980). First edition. Published as Clown War 22. One of 500 copies. Fine copy.. Oblong 16mo, pictorial wrappers. Fine copy.
First Federal Occupation of Winchester Broadside

First Federal Occupation of Winchester Broadside by CIVIL WAR

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First Federal Occupation of Winchester Broadside
Author
CIVIL WAR
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Seth Kaller, Inc. (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
Broadside describing the first occupation of Winchester, Virginia, during the Civil War. [CIVIL WAR]. Broadside, signed in type by Colonel William D. Lewis, Winchester, Virginia, April 17, 1862, 1 p. 12½ x 11 in. Partial Transcript "HEAD QUARTERS, Commander of the Post, Winchester, Va., April 17, 1862. CITIZENS OF WINCHESTER: Upon me has devolved the duty of commanding this Post. My wish and my duty is to afford you all the liberty and protection, due to fellow citizens. The Government I represent, is the same our forefathers established to form a more perfect Union. . . promote the general welfare and secure to us and our posterity, the blessing of Liberty. We mean truly to represent its impartial Justice. But no one can expect the privileges of a citizen and behave as an enemy. No one can expect kindness . . . who does not extend it to others. Citizens are reminded that the troops now stationed here, are those of their own Government, and are lawfully here on their country's soil. . . they are here for the protection of their fellow citizens and for the prosecution of their Country's Enemies the 'Rebels.' Those persons Male or Female engaged in circulating flying rumors and creating false excitements are particularly warned. Our soldiers are to support the Rights of all, and were I to permit flying reports and insulting remarks to be made the means of mischief, annoyance and insult to the service or its servants, they would provoke retaliations and lead to much useless suffering. I trust, Fellow Citizens, you will understand and appreciate the justice of these principles, and by your conduct obviate the necessity for harsh measures" Historical Background Colonel William D. Lewis issues a warning to the citizens of Winchester, Virginia, imploring them to submit to his occupation or face "harsh measures." This was the first official occupation of a town that would change hands nearly seventy times during the war. Union General Nathaniel Banks entered the Shenandoah Valley in March 1862, occupied Winchester on March 12 and defeated the Confederates at the battle of Kernstown on March 23. On May 25 Union forces were defeated by Stonewall Jackson at the first battle of Winchester and forced to withdraw from the town towards Harper's Ferry, thus ending the first Federal occupation of Winchester. Condition Very good
Discontent with Gilded Age Presidential Politics and the Influence of “the negro vote”

Discontent with Gilded Age Presidential Politics and the Influence of “the negro vote” by WILLIAM BEACH LAWRENCE

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Discontent with Gilded Age Presidential Politics and the Influence of “the negro vote”
Author
WILLIAM BEACH LAWRENCE
Seller
Seth Kaller, Inc. (United States)
Condition
Fine
Description
Newport [R.I.], 1872. No binding. Fine. Autograph Letter Signed, to Henry Anthony. Newport [R.I.], November 25, 1872. 4 pp. A detailed, despairing letter on campaign politics after the reelection of Ulysses S. Grant. Lawrence observes the humiliating defeat of Democrats and ""Liberal Republicans"" - who united behind Horace Greeley because of corruption in the Grant administration - in the Election of 1872. Lawrence laments the elevation of personality over merit and virtue in elections, an observation which resonates today. He also expresses concern about how newly enfranchised African Americans tended to vote. ""The negroes are naturally disposed to support those who are in power & whom they invest with superior dignity, on account of the possession of power. ...the extraordinary denouement of the Cincinnati Convention has placed in bold relief the mode most unsatisfactory to an intelligent people, by which party conventions are constituted & which are readily made, the instruments of the vilest partisan combinations, carried on by men without character & without principle."" Complete Transcript Ochre Point, Newport 25 Nov. 1872Dear Governor Anthony Your kindness in supplying me in former years with the Congressional Globe induces me to solicit the favor of the sequel to my set. I have to the end of the 41st. Congress 2d. Session 1869-70. I have not the 1s. or 2d. Session of the 42d. Congress.- nor the annual reports, accompanying the last message. I have not forgotten my promise to write a paper on the changes to be effected in the character of the Executive office, for which the existing arrangement in Subjects furnishes valuable suggestions, but the task which I somewhat hastily [2] assured, to enter on the, (to rue,) novel task of a lecturer, has occupied all the time that I could give to my library, while the events of the late elections and the matters, which preceeded it, induce me to think that the question of a constitutional amedmt does not stand precisely as it did some months since. The utter dissolution of the Democratic party, by the insane nomination of Greeley, gives to General Grant the power of retaining his position, by repeated election, as long as he may desire it. Not only is all outside opposition removed, but the plan of those, who attempted, in the party itself, to secede from the support of administration has been signally defeated, that the same cause is not likely to be repeated by any of those who remained steadfast to their chief. If the principle of the civil service bill is carried out, as was professed, the same panacea [3]which attaches to subordinate places may readily be applied to the highest, especially, when it is considered that it is a remedy for those periodical agitations, which Presidential elections formerly occasioned. There is another element not hereafter to be overlooked & that is the negro vote - the negroes are naturally disposed to support those who are in power & whom they invest with superior dignity, on account of the possession of power. Moreover, the extraordinary denouement of the Cincinnati Convention has placed in bold relief the mode most unsatisfactory to an intelligent people, by which party conventions are constituted & which are readily made, the instruments of the vilest partisan combinations, carried on by men without character & without principle. I know not that Belmont's cause, in deferring the Democratic Convention, till after the nondescript assemblage at Cincinnati, is to be ascribed to any cause other [4] incompetency to deal with such matters, but if his object had been, in furtherance of the interests of Rothschild's financial scheme, to affect the reelection of General Grant, he could not have taken a more effectual course than he adopted, for the purpose. In giving it as my opinion, in these rambling remarks, that the election of General Grant for a third & fourth term is as certain as any event, which has not actually occurred, I wish to be understood n... (See website for full description)
The Works of Booth Tarkington (The Autograph Edition--Complete in 12 Vols., Lettered, in Full Levant Morocco and Including a Tipped-In Manuscript Page)

The Works of Booth Tarkington (The Autograph Edition--Complete in 12 Vols., Lettered, in Full Levant Morocco and Including a Tipped-In Manuscript Page) by Booth Tarkington

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Title
The Works of Booth Tarkington (The Autograph Edition--Complete in 12 Vols., Lettered, in Full Levant Morocco and Including a Tipped-In Manuscript Page)
Author
Booth Tarkington
Seller
Appledore Books, ABAA (United States)
Condition
Near Fine
Description
Garden City, NY: Doubleday, Page and Company, 1918. Full leather. Near Fine. A magnificent set, complete in 12 stated volumes. A lettered copy (letter F), within a larger limitation of 565 copies. This set is not only signed by Booth Tarkington at the limitation (as called for) but also includes an additional suite of color plates at the frontispieces. Lavishly bound by Strikeman of New York in a full, light-brown, crushed levant morocco, the panels with triple-gilt fillet borders, framing lovely oval bands of gilt floral design. Intricate gilt-tooling and gilt-design within the compartments. Doublures of navy-blue crushed levant, top-edges gilt. Each octavo volume uniformly crisp and bright, the set easily meriting a Near Fine and bordering on truly Fine. AND MOST SIGNIFICANTLY OF ALL, TIPPED-IN AT VOL. I (JUST OPPOSITE THE COPYRIGHT PAGE) IS AN ORGINAL HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT PAGE FROM "THE GENTLEMAN FROM INDIANA". The page is clean and eminently legible and its inclusion makes this set "The Manuscript Edition" as well, the only one this bookseller has been able to locate.
W.A. Mozart; Portfolio Of A Genius

W.A. Mozart; Portfolio Of A Genius by Zaslaw, Neal

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W.A. Mozart; Portfolio Of A Genius
Author
Zaslaw, Neal
Seller
The First Edition Rare Books, LLC (United States)
Condition
Fine
Description
West Stockbridge: Thornwillow Press, 1991. Limited Edition. Cloth. Fine. From the Thornwillow Press, W.A. Mozart: Portfolio of a Genius, by Neal Zaslaw of the Lincoln Center Mozart Bicentennial.. Folio, [1 leaf, 24 folded leaves]. The 24 folded leaves are divided into 23 chapters and an introduction. Housed in the publisher's green cloth clamshell, lined in silk, Mozart's initials in gilt on spine, measures 18" x 14". Light wear to cloth panels, solid binding. Internally fine. Laid-in list of subscribers. From a limited edition of 550 copies produced by Thornwillow Press, this being number 11, signed by Neal Zaslaw below his introduction. A fine example. This unique archive includes facsimiles of letters, artistic works, documents, ephemera and musical compositions related to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the composer's death in 1791. This work was designed by Luke Ives Pontifell and printed at the Stinehour Press in Vermont. The collection was assembled and annotated by Neal Zaslaw with the Mozart Bicentennial at Lincoln Center.
Autograph letter signed ("J. Fenimore Cooper"), to Major William Edward Frye (1784-1853). N.p., 9 April [no year, ca. late 1830s]

Autograph letter signed ("J. Fenimore Cooper"), to Major William Edward Frye (1784-1853). N.p., 9 April [no year, ca. late 1830s] by COOPER, James Fenimore (1789-1851)

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Autograph letter signed ("J. Fenimore Cooper"), to Major William Edward Frye (1784-1853). N.p., 9 April [no year, ca. late 1830s]
Author
COOPER, James Fenimore (1789-1851)
Seller
Riverrun Books & Manuscripts (United States)
Description
One page, square 12mo (114 x 104 mm), a few pale stains, one short separation along fold. Cooper apparently returns a copy of a translation of Frithiof’s saga, or The legend of Frithiof by Esaias Tegner (London, 1835), edited and translated in part by Frye: “My dear Major, I send back the Danes, big and little, Swedes, ‘pioneers and all.’ We think ‘Frithiof’ a striking poem, and owe you an especial notice for having translated it into any other than your mother tongue. With many thanks and constant good wishes, I am my dear Major, yours very truly J. Fenimore Coooper. Do you see the republicans were like to get the republic of Frankfurt. What a thing is a name.”  It is known that Herman Melville read Frithiof’s saga, and it fits that Cooper too would look to other epics in the process of writing his own of America.
We Were Happy When He First Came. We First Thought He Came from the Light; But He Comes Like the Dusk of Evening Now...Charlot -- Flathead Chief [caption title]

We Were Happy When He First Came. We First Thought He Came from the Light; But He Comes Like the Dusk of Evening Now...Charlot -- Flathead Chief [caption title] by [Native Americans]: [Mohawk Nation]

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We Were Happy When He First Came. We First Thought He Came from the Light; But He Comes Like the Dusk of Evening Now...Charlot -- Flathead Chief [caption title]
Author
[Native Americans]: [Mohawk Nation]
Seller
The Joe Fay Company LLC (United States)
Condition
Very good.
Description
Rooseveltown, N.Y. [i.e., Ithaca, N.Y.]: Akwesasne Notes [i.e., Glad Day Press], 1976. Very good.. Lithograph poster, 17.5 x 22.5 inches. Light even toning, mild edge wear. A rare poster issued by the Mohawk Nation as part of a series of works under the title, Akwesasne Notes, during the United States Bicentennial in 1976. The poster includes a large photographic portrait of Edward Curtis's "Flathead Chief" at top over a long quotation by him. The quotation laments the coming of the white man, which was at first a welcome development by Native Americans, but ends in misery: "His laws never gave us a blade, nor a tree, nor a duck, nor a grouse, nor a trout.... How often does he come? You know he comes as long as he lives, and takes more and more, and dirties what he leaves." No copies in OCLC.
Abstract of a Report of Professor Clayton on a Set of Twenty Mines in the Eureka District, Nevada [caption title]

Abstract of a Report of Professor Clayton on a Set of Twenty Mines in the Eureka District, Nevada [caption title] by [Nevada]: [Mining]: Clayton, Joshua E.

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Abstract of a Report of Professor Clayton on a Set of Twenty Mines in the Eureka District, Nevada [caption title]
Author
[Nevada]: [Mining]: Clayton, Joshua E.
Seller
The Joe Fay Company LLC (United States)
Condition
Very good.
Description
Eureka, Nv: July 3, 1871. Very good.. [4]pp., on a single large folio sheet. Old horizontal folds, minor toning. A large-format mining report on the Eureka District of Nevada by noted mining and mechanical engineer Joshua E. Clayton. Joshua Elliott Clayton (1820-1889) was regarded as one of the nation's foremost mining engineers in the latter half of the 19th century. Self taught, Clayton worked in the mining fields of California, Colorado, Montana, Utah, and Nevada for a variety of companies for over fifty years. He was also innovative, inventing mining and milling machinery over his long career that he would market to the companies for which he was a consultant. Clayton was renowned in the west for his integrity and accuracy, once claiming in 1880 that Butte would eventually yield 40,000 tons of copper per year; nine years later, Butte was producing over 50,000 tons of copper annually. The idea was laughed at, until the mine produced. A detailed biography of Clayton by Clark C. Spence, titled, "Joshua E. Clayton: Pioneer Western Mining Engineer" was published in the Autumn 1980 issue of Arizona and the West. Beginning in 1867, Clayton consulted for a number of British and American firms in the mining fields of Nevada. The present report on "twenty mines in the Eureka District" in Lander County, Nevada was produced for an unspecified investment group, likely a British firm, many of whom Clayton was consulting at this time. In the report, Clayton details the overall state of the geology of the area, the ore deposits, lodes, veins, and other phenomena. He also goes into great detail on two area mines - the "Bullwhacker" Series and the 1,600-foot Dunderberger Mine. Clayton describes these mines in great detail, and characterizes them as can't-miss opportunities for his unnamed investors, writing that "the set of mines selected for the basis of your investment...is the finest combination of claims that can now be made in this wonderfully rich district." The last page of the document is a supplemental report by W.S. Keyes which confirms Clayton's assessment of the Eureka-area mines. Though no item-level records of this report are listed in OCLC, there may be copies in the two collections of Clayton's papers at Yale and the Bancroft. Otherwise, the document is unrecorded.
[SPECIAL PRESS] A FABLE OF BIDPAI

[SPECIAL PRESS] A FABLE OF BIDPAI by Nicholas Siegl; Helen Siegl

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[SPECIAL PRESS] A FABLE OF BIDPAI
Author
Nicholas Siegl; Helen Siegl
Seller
Black Swan Books, Inc. (United States)
Condition
Near Fine binding
Description
=West Burke, Vermont: Janus Press, 1974. Limited Edition. Near Fine binding. Signed. Large octavo; in printed mustard paper jacket, with a separate volume of fourteen original wood block printed by Helen Siegl, each handsigned with the limitation number which is XXVIII of XXX; boxed in blue cloth, which is lined with mustard paper to match the binding and portfolio of prints; from the colophon: this edition "was designed, printed and bound by Claire Van Vliet; the text was handset by Nancy Boylen in 12 pt Monotype Times New Roman. The paper is Hosokawa and the cover is Strathmore."~~A beautiful production by the Janus Press.~. Near Fine binding.
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Incunabula medica. A study of the earliset printed medical books, 1467-1480 by OSLER, Sir William

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Incunabula medica. A study of the earliset printed medical books, 1467-1480
Author
OSLER, Sir William
Seller
Rootenberg Rare Books & Manuscripts (United States)
Description
Oxford: For the Bibliographical Society at the Oxford University Press, 1923. FIRST EDITION IN BOOK FORM. Title in red and black, frontispiece portrait and 16 plates. Original cloth-backed boards; covers very lightly soiled, still an excellent copy. First edition in book form, originally issued as an address read before the Bibliographical Society in 1914 and printed two years later in the Transactions of the Bibliographical Society. It is here first edited with a preface by A.W. Pollard, and with bibliographical descriptions by V. Scholderer. The work describes 214 of the earliest printed medical books.
Gusta, A Story of the Virgin Islands as Told by Sally Kelsey age 11 years. Illustrated by her father, Luman P. Kelsey

Gusta, A Story of the Virgin Islands as Told by Sally Kelsey age 11 years. Illustrated by her father, Luman P. Kelsey by KELSEY, Sally and Luman

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Title
Gusta, A Story of the Virgin Islands as Told by Sally Kelsey age 11 years. Illustrated by her father, Luman P. Kelsey
Author
KELSEY, Sally and Luman
Seller
Sandra L Hoekstra Bookseller, ABAA, ILAB, IOBA (United States)
Condition
Very good
Description
New York: Island Press, 1950. Wraps. Very good. Luman P. KELSEY. [WOMAN AUTHOR]. Copyright 1944. SIGNED by AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR. Second edition. Small 4to; [46]pp; pink stiff wrapper, black lettering and portrait on front, two staple binding; signed on title page; hand-lettered text within a border, b&w illustrations every page; light damp staining to wrapper not extending into text, sunning, curling of bottom corner; very good. The story of a young boy who lived in the Virgin Islands with his parents. One gusty day, the wind lifts him onto a piece of metal roof and off he sails across the island for adventures! Luman Pierre Kelsey (1906-1961) was a sculptor, ceramicist, and photographer. As a ceramicist, he produced pottery for the WPA Federal Arts Project.
Facts, Records, Authorities and Arguments Concerning the Claims of Liberty and Obligations of Military Servce ....

Facts, Records, Authorities and Arguments Concerning the Claims of Liberty and Obligations of Military Servce .... by Anon. - HABEAS CORPUS

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Facts, Records, Authorities and Arguments Concerning the Claims of Liberty and Obligations of Military Servce ....
Author
Anon. - HABEAS CORPUS
Seller
Palinurus Antiquarian Books (United States)
Condition
Very good; some toning to the last leaf; no half-title.
Description
London: W Faden, 1758. First Edition.. Disbound.. Very good; some toning to the last leaf; no half-title.. 8vo, [2], 108 pp. Detention or the loss of personal liberty may take many forms. The "Great Writ" (as it came to be known) is the most important right and remedy in the Constitution. It goes back to the Magna Carta and the Habeas Corpus Act of the English Parliament in 1679. The lengthy pamphlet offered here takes up the issues attached to obligations of military service imposed on a population. Higgs #1852; Goldsmith #9430.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN by Stowe, Harriet Beecher

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Title
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
Author
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
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Johnnycake Books ABAA, ILAB (United States)
Condition
Very Good +
Description
Boston: Houghtgon Mifflin, 1899. Early Printing of New Edition. Hardcover. Very Good +. Rust-colored cloth stamped in black on front and gilt and black on spine. 8vo, xlii, 499, 12. Some rolling to cloth head of spine, else a much better than very good copy. Druggists & Pharmacists, Books & Stationary stamp of Crossland Bro's of St. Clairsville, Ohio bottom right corner ffe. Stated new edition title page with 1887 date with slipped 7, last copyright date 1879. Gift inscription dated 1889 on fly.
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MAYFLIES: NEW POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS by Wilbur, Richard

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Title
MAYFLIES: NEW POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS
Author
Wilbur, Richard
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Johnnycake Books ABAA, ILAB (United States)
Condition
Near Fine
Description
NY: Harcourt, 2000. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Near fine in near fine dustjacket. INSCRIBED BY WILBUR and dated Cummington 2000 on the free front endpaper.
Photographs of the Jungle

Photographs of the Jungle by GLADE, John Forrest

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Photographs of the Jungle
Author
GLADE, John Forrest
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Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA (United States)
Condition
Fine
Description
St. John, Kansas: Chiron Review Press, 1990. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Stapled wrappers. Fine. Little-known collection of poetry about the Vietnam War. *OCLC* locates no copies.
The Ladies' Wreath and parlor annual

The Ladies' Wreath and parlor annual

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The Ladies' Wreath and parlor annual
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Mullen Books, Inc. ABAA / ILAB (United States)
Condition
VG Cover has fading, edge/corner damage, peeling. SPine has cracking and peeling. Bookblock has age toning. Interior pages have
Description
New York: Burdick & Scovill, 1855. Hardcover. VG Cover has fading, edge/corner damage, peeling. SPine has cracking and peeling. Bookblock has age toning. Interior pages have age toning, water damage, tearing, foxing. Writing from previous owner on inside front/back covers. Marbled boards, Black leather spine with gilt lettering. 2 leaves, 9-40, 45-72, 81-144, 149-180, 185-216, 9-11, 224-252, 257-288, 293-324, 330-360, 365-396, 401-430 12 steel plates, 12 color plates. Portraits of Anna Thillon, Jenny Lind, etc.
Stories of Hell's Commerce, or The Liquor Traffic in its True Light

Stories of Hell's Commerce, or The Liquor Traffic in its True Light by Shaw, Elton R. (Editor and Compiler)

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Stories of Hell's Commerce, or The Liquor Traffic in its True Light
Author
Shaw, Elton R. (Editor and Compiler)
Seller
Brenner's Collectable Books (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
Grand Rapids, MI: Shaw Publishing Company, 1909. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Large 8vo., 544pp. Beautiful First Edition of this "...Compilation of interesting stories, true incidents, striking illustrations, pointed paragraphs, poetry and song, portraying the evils of the rum curse". Bound in publisher's illustrated green cloth. Square, tight and clean throughout with no foxing and barely a hint of toning, Mild rubbing to edges and joints. Very well-preserved for such a large, clearly well-read book. A very pretty collectable copy of an uncommon title.
Een Rumoerige Soiree: Dada in de Residentie

Een Rumoerige Soiree: Dada in de Residentie by [Carlinapers Press] Various authors

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Een Rumoerige Soiree: Dada in de Residentie
Author
[Carlinapers Press] Various authors
Seller
The Kelmscott Bookshop (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
Haarlem: Carlinapers, 1973. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. 104 of 110 copies. "Met uitzondering van bladzij 7 - wij meenden te handelen in de geest van Schwitters en Van Doesburg door op deze pagina de lezer te stimuleren tot een eigen creatieve bijdrage - is de tekst van een artikel in het dagblad De Telegraaf van 11 januari 1923." Purple cloth boards with paper title label reading "Dada in de Residentie" in green to spine. Clean and bright. Printed in many colors and typefaces in unusual layouts. IN DUTCH. Unpaginated. [20 pages.] PRI/011623.
IMPRESSIONS QUARTERLY

IMPRESSIONS QUARTERLY by Elder, Paul

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Title
IMPRESSIONS QUARTERLY
Author
Elder, Paul
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Green Gate Farm Antiquarian Books (United States)
Description
Paul Elder & Morgan Shepard, December 1905, San Francisco. No. 4 (Vol. 6) Original gray wrappers with lovely Art Nouveau cover design. This literary journal is finely printed and contains several nice period advertisements for printers and publishers of fine books. Contains a tipped in frontispiece by George L. Noyes.
The Broken Span

The Broken Span by WILLIAMS, William Carlos

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Title
The Broken Span
Author
WILLIAMS, William Carlos
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Lorne Bair Rare Books (United States)
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Norfolk, CT: New Directions, 1941. First edition. First printing, wrappered issue (total edition was 2000, with 300 in boards). Stiff wraps in gray paper wrappers printed in black and fuschia. Very Good in Very Good, slight edge-toned dustwrapper. In the publisher's "Poet of the Month" series. Includes fifteen poems later appearing in Volume 1 of "Paterson" (1946). Wallace A22.
A Roman Summer" [in] HORIZON: A Review of Literature and Art, Vol. XVI, No. 91

A Roman Summer" [in] HORIZON: A Review of Literature and Art, Vol. XVI, No. 91 by WILSON, Edmund; Cyril Connolly (ed)

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A Roman Summer" [in] HORIZON: A Review of Literature and Art, Vol. XVI, No. 91
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WILSON, Edmund; Cyril Connolly (ed)
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Lorne Bair Rare Books (United States)
Description
London: Horizon, 1947. First Edition. Light tan printed wraps; 8vo. August 1947 issue with "A Roman Summer 1945" by Wilson; two leaves of black and white plates. About very good.
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The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore by Williams, Tennessee

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The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore
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Williams, Tennessee
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Thomas A Goldwasser Rare Books (United States)
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New York: New Directions, 1964. First edition, second state with corrected pp. 20-21. Blue cloth, fine in dust jacket. Crandell A21.1.a2.
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The New York Weekly News November 19, 1864. Vol. IX No. 1. by [Civil War].

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The New York Weekly News November 19, 1864. Vol. IX No. 1.
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[Civil War].
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Newsprint, folio sheets, 8 pp. Last four pages uncut, Creasing, and chips and tears along edges, with some loss in the final column and top margin. A little bit of soiling, staining and foxing; overall between fair and good. This issue has a couple of articles on the war. One relates to General Sheridan's activities in Virginia, another relates to Confederate Finances. A somewhat large chip has resulted in the loss of some words in these articles, but most of the articles are present. Paper maybe shipped at center fold.
Balm In Gilead and Other Plays

Balm In Gilead and Other Plays by WILSON, Lanford

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Balm In Gilead and Other Plays
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WILSON, Lanford
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Jeff Hirsch Books, ABAA (United States)
Description
New York: Hill and Wang, 1984. Book club edition. Hardcover. An early collection of plays. A clean near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket.
The Hot L Baltimore

The Hot L Baltimore by WILSON, Lanford

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The Hot L Baltimore
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WILSON, Lanford
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Jeff Hirsch Books, ABAA (United States)
ISBN
9780809012305
Description
New York: Hill & Wang, 1973. First edition and first printing. Softcover. 145 pages. The fifth play from this Pulitzer Prize winning playwright. When it was first on Broadway it starred Judd Hirsch and Conchata Ferrell. A very good copy in wrappers with a quarter inch area at the base of the wrappers with some slight wear.
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EL LIBRO DE ARTE, ANO 1, Nº 2, REVISTA DE BIBLIOGRAFIA ARTISTA

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EL LIBRO DE ARTE, ANO 1, Nº 2, REVISTA DE BIBLIOGRAFIA ARTISTA
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Beverly Karno Books LLC (United States)
Condition
(some foxing and marginal wear)
Description
Buenos Aires: Organizacion de Servicios Artisticos "El Libro de Arte, 1946. (some foxing and marginal wear). b/w plates, ports., advts., staple bound wrps. with a tipped-in reproduction of the print "The Dream of the Doctor" by Albrecht Dürer (ca. 1498). An Argentinian publication created to collect, classify and make books about art available to artists and readers in general, in order to facilitate the search and study of the topics. CONTENTS: Muchas gracias -- Hay perspectivas muy gratas para el libro argentino, dice Julián Urgoti -- Opiniones autorizadas sobre "El Libro de Arte" -- Actualidad de Bruegel / Ana Berri -- Como surgió el genio de Van Gogh / por Enrique Waldmann -- El autorretrato de Durero / por M. Thausing -- Hacia un arte nacional / Romualdo Brughetti -- El aporte de Christophersen al arte argentino / Conrado E. Eggers-Lecour -- La dignidad del arte según la filosofía / por Jaques Maritain.
Evening in Paradise; More Stories

Evening in Paradise; More Stories by Berlin, Lucia

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Evening in Paradise; More Stories
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Berlin, Lucia
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Carpetbagger Books, ABAA (United States)
ISBN
9780374279486
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Fine
Description
New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2018. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Fine in an about Fine jacket, unclipped ($26.00), bumped at the top edge. Grey paper on the boards with yellow ink lettering on the spine. Square and firmly bound, clean internally. A selection of twenty-two of Berlin's stories favorable compared to the work of Raymond Carver, Grace Paley, and Alice Munro.
BOUNDARY 2: SPECIAL ISSUE "FROM CUBA

BOUNDARY 2: SPECIAL ISSUE "FROM CUBA by BEVERLEY, John

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BOUNDARY 2: SPECIAL ISSUE "FROM CUBA
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BEVERLEY, John
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Antic Hay Books (United States)
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[No Place]: Duke University Press, 2002. An International Journal of Literature and Culture: Volume 29, Number 3. 8vo., black pictorial wraps; 260 pages. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight).
FASTING FOR RAMADAN: Notes from a Spiritual Practice (Tupelo Press Lineage Series)
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FASTING FOR RAMADAN: Notes from a Spiritual Practice (Tupelo Press Lineage Series) by Ali, Kazim

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FASTING FOR RAMADAN: Notes from a Spiritual Practice (Tupelo Press Lineage Series)
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Ali, Kazim
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Ed's Editions Bookstore (United States)
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9781932195941
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Very Good
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Tupelo Press, 2021-05-20. Paperback. Very Good. 5x0x8. Trade Paperback in stiff wrappers. Light shelf wear and large "Used" sticker on the rear panel. Internally pages are clean, unmarked and the binding is sound. Prompt shipping.
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Scotland by ANDERSON, Iain F., intro

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Scotland
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ANDERSON, Iain F., intro
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hardcover. many photo. illus. 8vo, cloth; (cloth lightly soiled, otherwise very good). (London): Anglo-Italian, n.d. Text in English, French, and German.