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Autograph letter signed by DARWIN Charles

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Seller: Bauman Rare Books

Title: Autograph letter signed
Author: DARWIN Charles
Seller: Bauman Rare Books (United States)
Description: 1866. Signed. DARWIN, Charles. Autograph letter signed. Down, Beckenham, Kent: Dec 17, [1866]. One leaf of black-edged mourning stationery, measuring 4-1/2 by 7 inches, penned on recto for one page; floated, matted and framed with an early photographic card; entire piece measures 17 by 14 inches. $29,500.Fine unpublished 1866 autograph letter written by Charles Darwin, answering the questions of an anonymous correspondent concerning editions of his landmark work, On the Origin of Species, boldly signed by him with his full name ""Charles Darwin"" (he often used ""C."" or ""Ch."" instead of his full given name). Beautifully framed with an early photographic card.The letter reads, in full: ""Down Beckenham Kent, Dec. 17th. Dear Sir, Four editions of the Origin have appeared; that published last month is considerably added to & can be procured through any bookseller. I am glad to hear that you are interested in the subject. Dear sir, yours faithfully, Charles Darwin."" In November Darwin had copies of the substantially revised and augmented fourth edition of the Origin sent to Huxley and Wallace, among others; their letters acknowledging receipt and praising the new edition are dated November 11 and November 19, respectively. The mourning stationery reflects the death of Darwin's sister, Susan Elizabeth Darwin, in October; another sister, Emily Catherine Langton, had died in January that year. See ""Darwin in letters, 1866; Survival of the Fittest,"" Darwin Correspondence Project (online). Darwin Correspondence Project 5310F (summary only). Very faint fold marks. Darwin's full signature bold and fine. Letters in which Darwin discusses his landmark work are particularly scarce and desirable.

Globe Artificiel et Mechanique a l'Usage du Petit Geographe [together with] booklet

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Seller: White Fox Rare Books and Antiques

Title: Globe Artificiel et Mechanique a l'Usage du Petit Geographe [together with] booklet
Seller: White Fox Rare Books and Antiques (United States)
Condition: Fine
Description: Amsterdam: F.J. Weygand. Booklet: wraps, and slipcase of heavy card. Fine. N.d., circa 1830. An engraved card globe in six hand-colored sections which when manipulating the moving slide cords attached at the top and bottom will transform the pieces into a globe. Scarce, with only institutional copy appearing on OCLC First Search at Newberry. The accompany explanatory 10 page booklet, 18.5 by 12 cm, describes the earth, its axes, the equinoxes, the tropics, solstices, the continents, etc. It also contains two color plates addressing astronomy and the zodiac. The globe, 16 cm in height when flattened, 37 cm in circumference when fully formed, is in fine condition, with all strings present and the six segments attached to one another properly. We are reluctant to transform the flat pieces into the fully three dimensional globe less we incur and damage to the delicate piece, but one can clearly do this with care. There is trivial rubbing to the edges of the slipcase. Some light wear along the edge of the booklet, and some light rippling to its cover, with perhaps a few discreet water marks. Notwithstanding these minor imperfections, we would regard the globe and booklet are in fine condition.

Toward teacher power by Zeluck, Steve

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Seller: Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Title: Toward teacher power
Author: Zeluck, Steve
Seller: Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB (United States)
Description: Highland Park, MI: Sun Press, 1973. Pamphlet. 38p., wraps unevenly browned, previous owner's name else good condition. An International Socialist pamphlet.

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