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[Timaeus]. De universitate sive de origine mundi libellus

[Timaeus]. De universitate sive de origine mundi libellus by [PLATO]; CICERO (translator)

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[Timaeus]. De universitate sive de origine mundi libellus
Author
[PLATO]; CICERO (translator)
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Musinsky Rare Books, Inc. (United States)
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(Cologne: Quentel heirs, 1520. 4to (194 x 140 mm). Collation: A-B4. [15] pages. Woodcut initial on title, the latter in two sizes of large gothic types, text in small gothic types, leaded, epigram on title and text heading in roman. (Small stain in top of gutter margins, small inkstain on A1v, f. B3 corner clipped.) Bound in early 18th-century South German pasteboards completely overpainted in imitation of a Renaissance binding: both covers painted in watercolor and gouache on a brown ground with outer panel of scrolling tendrils with red flowers and leaves, central panel with arabesque foliate decor, two vases at top and bottom, and central cartouche containing a winged lion holding a book, painted in silver on a black ground; flat spine with portion of a different painted decor, endleaves of gold on green Bronzefirnispapier (bronze varnish paper), probably from Augsburg, with interlacing tendrils and birds, foxes, rabbits, dogs, an angel’s head, and a putto emerging from a bud, thick paper flyleaves (small tear to backstrip, edges slightly rubbed, small marginal repair to lower flyleaf). Provenance: contemporary inscription on title:  Plus que moins que ?me d’amour [or quie en amour] et [or e[s]t] qui la scait servir; Maurice Burrus (1882-1959), bookplate and acquisition label dated September 1937, identifying Arthur Lauria as the seller. *** First separate edition, previously unknown, of Cicero’s translation of part of Plato’s Timaeus. Cicero's fragmentary translation (of sections 27d-47b) was highly influential in late antiquity. In either Cicero’s version or Calcidius’s more extensive translation (of sections 17a–53c), the Timaeus was often the only text of Plato found in medieval monastic scriptoria and libraries. The first separate edition of Calcidius’s translation was also published in 1520, by Josse Bade. This edition was intended as a schoolbook, with its moderately leaded lines. The title page includes an epigram by one Ioannis Sartae Leodiensis (Jean de Sarthe? of Liège). I locate one mention of another copy, in a 1902 catalogue of the library of the Gymnasium of Emmerich, bound with two other Cicero Quentel imprints from 1518 and 1517 (J. Wattendorff, Katalog der Lehrerbibliothek, Part IV, Emmerich 1904, p. 21, shelfmark O 35). That volume was evidently destroyed in 1944, when 90% of the town was bombed.  The most remarkable feature of this unusual book is the binding, carefully painted on inexpensive pasteboards by an unknown early 18th-century amateur to resemble a 16th-century gold-tooled and paneled binding. The artist indulged in a certain amalgamation of styles (viz. the central silver medallion, containing a representation of the lion of Venice holding the Gospel of Mark). The lovely “bronze varnish” or gold varnish endpapers, with their swirling tendrils among which are hidden animals and birds, are typical of papers produced in Augsburg in the first two decades of the 18th century (cf. Haemmerle, pp. 72-73). These especially resemble examples produced by Georg Christoph Stoy. I have not found an exact match in the printed and online literature. Not in VD16, KVK, OCLC, ISTC, Hoffmann, etc. My thanks to Irene Malfatto for her help with the inscription.
Dissertation Physique de Mr. Pierre Camper, sur les Differences Reelles que Presentent les Traits du Visage Chez les Hommes de Differents Pays et de Differents Ages; sur le Beau qui Caracterise les Statues Antiques et les Pierres Gravees. Suivie de la Proposition d'Une Nouvelle Methode pour Dessiner Toutes Sortes de Tetes Humaines avec la Plus Grande Surete, Publie Apres le Deces de l'Auteur par Son Fils Adrien Gilles Camper, Traduite du Hollandois par Denis Bernard Quatremere d'Isjonval. [Physical Dissertation, on the Real Differences Presented in the Features of the Face in Men of Different Countries and Different Ages; on the beauty that characterizes ancient statues and engraved stones. Followed by the proposal of a new method of drawing all kinds of human heads with the greatest confidence. Published after the death of the author by his son Adrien Gilles Camper, translated from the Dutch by Denis Bernard Quatremere d'Isjonval]

Dissertation Physique de Mr. Pierre Camper, sur les Differences Reelles que Presentent les Traits du Visage Chez les Hommes de Differents Pays et de Differents Ages; sur le Beau qui Caracterise les Statues Antiques et les Pierres Gravees. Suivie de la Proposition d'Une Nouvelle Methode pour Dessiner Toutes Sortes de Tetes Humaines avec la Plus Grande Surete, Publie Apres le Deces de l'Auteur par Son Fils Adrien Gilles Camper, Traduite du Hollandois par Denis Bernard Quatremere d'Isjonval. [Physical Dissertation, on the Real Differences Presented in the Features of the Face in Men of Different Countries and Different Ages; on the beauty that characterizes ancient statues and engraved stones. Followed by the proposal of a new method of drawing all kinds of human heads with the greatest confidence. Published after the death of the author by his son Adrien Gilles Camper, translated from the Dutch by Denis Bernard Quatremere d'Isjonval] by Camper, Pierre

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Dissertation Physique de Mr. Pierre Camper, sur les Differences Reelles que Presentent les Traits du Visage Chez les Hommes de Differents Pays et de Differents Ages; sur le Beau qui Caracterise les Statues Antiques et les Pierres Gravees. Suivie de la Proposition d'Une Nouvelle Methode pour Dessiner Toutes Sortes de Tetes Humaines avec la Plus Grande Surete, Publie Apres le Deces de l'Auteur par Son Fils Adrien Gilles Camper, Traduite du Hollandois par Denis Bernard Quatremere d'Isjonval. [Physical Dissertation, on the Real Differences Presented in the Features of the Face in Men of Different Countries and Different Ages; on the beauty that characterizes ancient statues and engraved stones. Followed by the proposal of a new method of drawing all kinds of human heads with the greatest confidence. Published after the death of the author by his son Adrien Gilles Camper, translated from the Dutch by Denis Bernard Quatremere d'Isjonval]
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Camper, Pierre
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Biomed Rare Books LLC, ABAA, ILAB (United States)
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Utrecht: B. Wild & J. Altheer, 1791. First French edition. 1791 LANDMARK THEORY OF CRANIOMETRY BY DUTCH PHYSICIAN, LINKING SPECIES AND RACES, ILLUSTRATED WITH FINE FOLDING ENGRAVINGS. 23x27 cm; quarto, original limp paper-covered boards, ink hand-lettered title to spine, 1x1.5 cm paper label bottom of spine. Decorative bookplate of Charles Atwood Kofoid to front paste-down, bookplate of Robert L Chevalier to front free endpaper, untrimmed edges. viii, 114, [2] pp., 9 folding copper plates, 1 folding diagram. Wear to cover edges, 1.5 cm inkblot to bottom of front cover, faint perforated library stamp to title page, small number hand stamp bottom of following page, otherwise unmarked pages with bright clean plates. Very good minus, now in 19th century blue rubbed quarter cloth slipcase with gilt title to spine and cloth-covered folder, in custom archival mylar cover. GARRISON-MORTON No. 158 for the German edition of 1792 (first published in Dutch in 1791). PETRUS CAMPER (1722 - 1789), was a Dutch physician, anatomist, physiologist, midwife, zoologist, anthropologist, paleontologist and a naturalist. He was the son of a local well-to-do minister, who made his fortune in the East Indies. As a brilliant alumnus, he studied in the University of Leiden, earning degrees in both medicine and philosophy at the age of 24. He was offered sundry professorships, being first named professor of philosophy, anatomy and surgery in 1750 at the University of Franeker. Beginning in 1755, he occupied a chair of anatomy, medicine and surgery at the Athenaeum Illustre of Amsterdam, and later moved to the University of Groningen. He investigated the anatomy of eight orangutans, and claimed it was a different species from the human being, and not simply a "degenerate" type of (white) human, as some contemporary scientists theorized. In his 1778 lecture, "On the Points of Similarity between the Human Species, Quadrupeds, Birds, and Fish; with Rules for Drawing, founded on this Similarity," he metamorphosed a horse into a human being, thus showing the similarity between all vertebrates. Camper is best known for his theory of the "facial angle" originally in connection with two lectures he gave in Amsterdam in 1770 to art students on beauty and portraiture. He determined that modern humans had facial angles between 70° and 80°, with African and Asian angles closer to 70°, and European angles closer to 80. According to his new portraiture technique, an angle is formed by drawing two lines: one horizontally from the nostril to the ear; and the other perpendicularly from the advancing part of the upper jawbone to the most prominent part of the forehead. His theory that intelligence is proportional to the facial angle was later used to justify racism, slavery and genocide. PROVENANCE: CHARLES ATWOOD KOFOID (1865 - 1947) was an American zoologist known for his collection and classification of many new species of marine protozoans which established marine biology on a systematic basis. A faculty member of the University of California, Berkeley he was an early advocate for the development of a marine station in La Jolla that would later become the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. He was a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Erzählungen in Fulfulde. Niedergeschrieben von Abdallah Adam; transkribiert, übersetzt und mit einem Nachtrag: Erzählungen im Dialekt von Sokoto von D. Westermann. (Lehrbücher des Seminars für Orientalische Sprachen zu Berlin. 30.) by (Adam, Abdallah) Westermann, Diedrich.

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Erzählungen in Fulfulde. Niedergeschrieben von Abdallah Adam; transkribiert, übersetzt und mit einem Nachtrag: Erzählungen im Dialekt von Sokoto von D. Westermann. (Lehrbücher des Seminars für Orientalische Sprachen zu Berlin. 30.)
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(Adam, Abdallah) Westermann, Diedrich.
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Ars Libri Ltd (United States)
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Berlin (Druck und Verlag von Georg Reimer), 1913.. x, 52, 50pp. Lrg. 8vo. Orig. cloth.
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Archive of the Correspondence of Charles H. Jones, Jr. and his fiancé, (later wife), Margaret M. French, as well letters of his father Charles H. Jones, founder of the Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co., of Whitman, Massachusetts, and Maine, 1925-1951 by Jones, Charles H., Jr

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Archive of the Correspondence of Charles H. Jones, Jr. and his fiancé, (later wife), Margaret M. French, as well letters of his father Charles H. Jones, founder of the Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co., of Whitman, Massachusetts, and Maine, 1925-1951
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Jones, Charles H., Jr
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Michael Brown Rare Books, LLC (United States)
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Very Good
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No Binding. Very Good. Archive of 316 letters, comprising 1,311 pp., with 28 pieces of ephemera, (including calling cards, used envelopes, and postcards), all dated between 1925 and 1951, with the bulk of material being 1925 to 1938. Of the 316 letters, 112 of them (545 pp.) were written by Margaret M. "Peg" French to her fiancé, and later husband Charles H. "Peter" Jones, Jr., and are dated 1925-1927. Charles writes 146 (598 pp.) of these 316 letters to his fiancée, later wife, Margaret. The remaining 58 letters (168 pp.) are by various correspondents and include Charles H. "Pete" Jones, Jr. writing letters to his mother-in-law Mrs. Henry C. French (6) and to his son Charles H. "Willie" Jones, III (2). Also in these remaining letters are 14 letters written by Margaret to her son Charles, and 17 letters written by Charles H. Jones, Sr. to his daughter-in-law Margaret and 3 letters to his grandson Charles H. "Willie" Jones, III. There are also 3 letters written by Leslie F. "Mym" Jones (the daughter of Charles H. "Pete" Jones, Jr.) to her brother Charles H. "Willie" Jones, III, and 13 miscellaneous letters that include 9 letters to Margaret, 1 letter to Charles H. "Pete" Jones, Jr., and 3 letters to Peg and Pete's daughter, Leslie F. "Mym" Jones. These miscellaneous letters are written by family and friends. The letters consist mainly of family and personal correspondence. Charles H. Jones Family History: Founding and Development of Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co. The Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co. was a successor to a few of Whitman, Massachusetts' early shoe factories. Among its predecessors were the Marcus S. Reed Factory, begun ca. 1865 in South Abington (later called Whitman). The Reed factory operated on another site as a small boot and shoe factory under various names. Another predecessor to Commonwealth Shoe was the Henry and Daniels factory, itself a successor to earlier South Abington shoe companies, and the previous owner of the earliest extant shoe factory building on the present Commonwealth Shoe and Leather site (ca. 1864). After Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co. acquired the west side of the present Marble Street complex, it became a Whitman landmark, and the sprawling complex eventually occupied property on both the east and west sides of Marble Street. Founded and incorporated in 1884, Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co. succeeded the Charles H. Jones Co., formed in 1882. Charles H. Jones (1855-1933) was a capitalist and philanthropist, who amassed a fortune engaging in many fields of business and industry including leather and shoe manufacturing, cattle breeding, dairy farming, and real estate development. Jones became president of Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co., a position he held until 1930. For most of its existence, Commonwealth Shoe was a family enterprise, run by three generations of the Jones family--Charles H. Jones, his sons Paul Jones and Charles H. "Pete" Jones Jr., and grandsons Paul Jones Jr. and Charles Jones III. The archive offered here centers around the correspondence of Charles H. "Pete" Jones, Jr. and his fiancée, later wife, Margaret Massy "Peg" French. Charles H. Jones, was the son of Harriet Sears and Isaac Jones, and descended from a family of Quakers, who had established themselves in Chatham on Cape Cod. Charles Henry Jones, was born in 1855 in Marshfield, Massachusetts, attended Boston public schools, and in 1872 graduated from Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. After graduation, the seventeen-year-old Jones went to work for the wholesale shoe firm Henry and Daniels as a travelling representative. In 1882 Charles H. Jones married Bessie Roberts (1861-1948) of Boston, and they had four children Paul Jones (1884-?), Elizabeth Jones (1900-1990), who married Frank J. McSherry, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Charles Henry "Pete" Jones, Jr. (1902-1999), and Harriet M. Jones (1904-1997), who married James Sinclair, of Weston, Massac
DIE NIBELUNGEN: SIEGFRIED [1924] German photo #32

DIE NIBELUNGEN: SIEGFRIED [1924] German photo #32 by UFA

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DIE NIBELUNGEN: SIEGFRIED [1924] German photo #32
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UFA
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Walterfilm, Inc. (United States)
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Near Fine
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UFA. No binding. Near Fine. [Berlin: UFA, 1924]. Vintage original 9 3/4 x 12" (19 x 32 cm) black-and-white double weight glossy silver gelatin print photo. Crease at bottom left corner, near fine. Die Nibelungen (1924) is a seminal two-part German silent fantasy epic directed by Fritz Lang and written by Thea von Harbou. Based on the medieval Nibelungenlied poem, it follows hero Siegfried, who kills a dragon, gains treasure, and is later murdered due to a feud between his wife Kriemhild and Queen Brunhild. Produced by UFA. (Wikipedia) Paul Richter and Margarete Schön are featured in this scene.
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Investigations of Microscopic Foams and on Protoplasm .... by Buetschli, O - CYTOLOGY

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Investigations of Microscopic Foams and on Protoplasm ....
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Buetschli, O - CYTOLOGY
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Palinurus Antiquarian Books (United States)
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Good; front joint partially split; some modest scuffing.
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London: Adam and Charles Black, 1894. First English Edition.. Modern three-quarter leather; original printed cloth covers are mounted and bound in; t.e.g.. Good; front joint partially split; some modest scuffing.. 8vo, xvi, [1] - 379 pp. + 12 tinted lithographic plates and text illustrations. An important book that has been re-discovered in recent years.The fundamental view underlying this pioneering work was that living protoplasm has an alveolar structure and that many of it properties could be explained on a physical and chemical basis. He carried out a series of remarkable experiments to prove his hypothesis. He derived the first accurate physical chemical model of the underlying phenomena of colloidal material. An important book. DSB II, 626-627; Cole, Protozoology.
The Keeping of the Bees; The Great Adventure; The Handbook for Conspirators / Insurgents and Revolutionaries; It's Your Choice. Volume 1 (On the Spine: Long Box Hive and It's Operation in America)

The Keeping of the Bees; The Great Adventure; The Handbook for Conspirators / Insurgents and Revolutionaries; It's Your Choice. Volume 1 (On the Spine: Long Box Hive and It's Operation in America) by Adams, John [Bees] [Beekeeping]

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The Keeping of the Bees; The Great Adventure; The Handbook for Conspirators / Insurgents and Revolutionaries; It's Your Choice. Volume 1 (On the Spine: Long Box Hive and It's Operation in America)
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Adams, John [Bees] [Beekeeping]
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Ken Sanders Rare Books, ABAA (United States)
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Richmond, VA: American-Kenya Research & Dev. Corp, 1984. First edition. Paperback. Very good +. Thin quarto [27 cm] Printed wraps with barely perceptible fading to the spine and surrounding areas of the wraps. From the "Prolog - Epilog - Sublog - Postlog - Your Choice"- "We see only from the area of our own experience. This book presents an alternate choice to the traditional beekkeeping [sic] system. With choice, always goes crisis but with every choice there is a positive opportunity, though we sometimes may not be aware of it. We really do not live in an AGE OF CRISIS but a new age, an AGE OF CHOICE. It is only our view and prior programming that keeps us from choosing to enjoy the now.
Mal Vu Mal Dit

Mal Vu Mal Dit by BECKETT, Samuel

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Mal Vu Mal Dit
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BECKETT, Samuel
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Paris: Les Éditions de Minuit, 1981. 8vo. 76, [1] pp. Original white printed wrappers, entirely unopened; original glassine. Tiny penmark and one small nick to glassine, otherwise fine. FIRST EDITION, LIMITED ISSUE, number 42 of 99 copies from an edition of 114 copies (there were 15 hors commerce) on Alfamousse, publisher's numbered limitation ticket.
Instructions for Practical Living and Other Neo-Confucian Writings

Instructions for Practical Living and Other Neo-Confucian Writings by YANG-MING, Wang (text); CHAN, Wing-Tsit (translation)

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Instructions for Practical Living and Other Neo-Confucian Writings
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YANG-MING, Wang (text); CHAN, Wing-Tsit (translation)
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Lorne Bair Rare Books (United States)
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New York and London: Columbia University Press, 1963. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo (23.5cm); black cloth, with titles stamped in silver on spine; dustjacket; xlii,[3],4-358pp, with black and white frontispiece. Spine ends gently bumped, else a clean, Near Fine copy. Dustjacket is price-clipped, spine-sunned, and lightly shelfworn, with some rubbing to panels, and a few tiny nicks, tears, and attendant creases; Very Good or better. "Wing-tsit Chan here translates Wang Yang-ming's Ch'uan-hsi lu, or Instructions for Practical Living, his Inquiry on the "Great Learning," and seven documents which demonstrate Wang's practical application of his doctrines" (from front flap). 86794.
An Elegy to Dispel Gloom [After the Assassinations of Mayor George Moscone of San Francisco and City Supervisor Harvey Milk November 27,1978]

An Elegy to Dispel Gloom [After the Assassinations of Mayor George Moscone of San Francisco and City Supervisor Harvey Milk November 27,1978] by Ferlinghetti, Lawrence

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An Elegy to Dispel Gloom [After the Assassinations of Mayor George Moscone of San Francisco and City Supervisor Harvey Milk November 27,1978]
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Ferlinghetti, Lawrence
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Tschanz Rare Books (United States)
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San Francisco: San Francisco Examiner, 1978. Second Printing. Broadside [35.5 x 21.5 cm] Printed in black ink. Near fine. Horizontal fold at center (as issued). Priced 25¢. Signed by Ferlinghetti at the foot. Uncommon work that was issued days after the murder of George Moscone and Harvey Milk and was widely credited with helping to calm the City. Printed in an edition of fifty copies. Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1919-1921) was a poet, painter, book designer, publisher, bookseller, and graphic artist, who was an important leader in the American poetry revival in San Francisco in the 1950s.
Romantic Salt Lake City: Being a True if Somewhat Strange story of the Most Remarkable and Romantic City in the United States "The Queen of the West

Romantic Salt Lake City: Being a True if Somewhat Strange story of the Most Remarkable and Romantic City in the United States "The Queen of the West by [Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce]

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Romantic Salt Lake City: Being a True if Somewhat Strange story of the Most Remarkable and Romantic City in the United States "The Queen of the West
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[Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce]
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Tschanz Rare Books (United States)
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Salt Lake City: Chamber of Commerce, 1926. 28pp. Sextodecimo [17 cm] Tan illustrated wrappers. Near fine. Illustrated guide to Salt Lake that contains a nice concise history of the town to the early 20th century. "Whatever of individuality or charm may impress you - whatever of beauty or worth you may find, bears the imprint which stamps Salt Lake City as unique among the cities of the world." p.5 Flake/Draper 7487.
CORNERS OF GREY OLD GARDENS

CORNERS OF GREY OLD GARDENS by (King, Jessie M.)

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CORNERS OF GREY OLD GARDENS
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(King, Jessie M.)
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Green Gate Farm Antiquarian Books (United States)
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London, Edinburgh & Boston: T. N. Foulis, (1917). A reprint of the 1914 First Edition..this issue published in 1917. An octavo of 151 pp. with eight color plates by Margaret Waterfield mounted on heavy stock, illustrate charming essays on gardening by various authors. White paper over boards with a marvelous cover illustrations in vivid colors by Jessie M. King. Top edge gilt. A companion volume to A Book Of Sundials, this is considered by many to be one of the finest examples of Jessie King's inimitable style. Aside from some very light soiling and edgewear, this is an exceptional copy, with the boards and gilt bright and the contents clean and free from foxing. White 112.
Four-page legal document stating that Ebenezer Webster of Londonderry New Hampshire is indenturing his son William to Nathaniel Parker to learn the tanning and currying trade. Nov. 18, 1819

Four-page legal document stating that Ebenezer Webster of Londonderry New Hampshire is indenturing his son William to Nathaniel Parker to learn the tanning and currying trade. Nov. 18, 1819

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Four-page legal document stating that Ebenezer Webster of Londonderry New Hampshire is indenturing his son William to Nathaniel Parker to learn the tanning and currying trade. Nov. 18, 1819
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With an addendum which changes terms of the indenture regarding payment- that instead of leather and cash for payment it will be in form of clothing. Some tears and folds.
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La Banlieue de Paris. Robert Doisneau by Doisneau

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La Banlieue de Paris. Robert Doisneau
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Doisneau
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Published under the direction of Art Vivant & Masako Somogye. New Art Seibu / Libroport, Tokyo,1992. Photographs by Doisneau with Japanise text.Very good.
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John Bradford's Historical Notes on Kentucky from the Western Miscellany Compiled by G. W. Stipp, in 1827 by Bradford, John

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John Bradford's Historical Notes on Kentucky from the Western Miscellany Compiled by G. W. Stipp, in 1827
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Bradford, John
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San Francisco: Grabhorn Press, 1932 Book. Fine. Hardcover. One of 500 copies, handsomely printed by the Grabhorn Press. No. 3 of their Rare Americana Series. Introduction by John Wilson Townsend. Small octavo. 212pp. 1 folding map plus vignettes. Tan pictorial boards, red paper spine label. Darkening to spine, Slight wear to spine ends, paper spine label faded and stained. Previous owner address label on inner front cover. Bradford's 'Historical Notes' were originally written as a series in the 'Kentucky Gazette' and first put into book form in 1827. The first edition is excessively rare. It also contained numerous errors (when compared to the Kentucky Gazette series). The Grabhorn edition offered here was reprinted from the original newspaper file and thus is the first correct reprinting of the story of Kentucky's beginnings. The map is reproduced from the original by J. Russell, 1794. [Grabhorn: 170; Howes I: S-1011; Howes II: S-1018]..
Gazetteer of the Japanese Empire containing place names from the hydrographic charts and sailing directions on issue in 1936

Gazetteer of the Japanese Empire containing place names from the hydrographic charts and sailing directions on issue in 1936

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Gazetteer of the Japanese Empire containing place names from the hydrographic charts and sailing directions on issue in 1936
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[Washington, D.C.]: Hydrographic Office, United States Navy Department, 1943. 4to, pp. [4], 378; text in double column; text in English and Japanese; original printed tan wrappers; very good and sound. Front wrapper with the word "Restricted" at top right, and back wrappers with a red rubberstamp noting that "This book is charged to Tom Stuart to remain in his custody during his enrollment in the Japanese course given under Navy auspices..." "The Japanese section of the Division of naval intelligence has rearranged in alphabetical order the Japanese compilation issued in 1936 by the Japanese Hydrographic department with English title "Tables of Japanese place names appearing in (Japanese) hydrographic publications, with Roman transcriptions" (preface).
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GREEN GROWS THE LAURELS: SONNETS by ZIMMERMAN, Hazel

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GREEN GROWS THE LAURELS: SONNETS
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ZIMMERMAN, Hazel
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NY, PUTNAM, 1936. FIRST EDITION VERY GOOD. F.
MR. FIELD'S DAUGHTER

MR. FIELD'S DAUGHTER by BAUSCH, Richard

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MR. FIELD'S DAUGHTER
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BAUSCH, Richard
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New York: The Linden Press/Simon & Schuster, (1989). First Edition. Hardcover. Fine in a Fine dustwrapper. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the author on the title page: "For Dick,/this hardest one I've/tried-- 1993."
The Story of the Vollbehr Collection of Incunabula: An Address Delivered before the Eleventh Annual Conference on Printing Education at a Session in The Coolidge Auditorium, Library of Congress, Monday Evening, June 27, 1932

The Story of the Vollbehr Collection of Incunabula: An Address Delivered before the Eleventh Annual Conference on Printing Education at a Session in The Coolidge Auditorium, Library of Congress, Monday Evening, June 27, 1932 by Ashley, Frederick W.; Clauss, Eugene A

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The Story of the Vollbehr Collection of Incunabula: An Address Delivered before the Eleventh Annual Conference on Printing Education at a Session in The Coolidge Auditorium, Library of Congress, Monday Evening, June 27, 1932
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Ashley, Frederick W.; Clauss, Eugene A
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Providence, Rhode Island: Privately Printed, 1932. Limited Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 0x0x0. Limited edition, #421 of 485 copies. Front joint beginning to split at head and foot, ink stamp on front endpaper, 1 inch chip from top margin of title page, minor sticker removal marks on rear endpapers. 1932 Hard Cover. 50, [2] pp. Davey board covered with Bay Path, Copper, ripple finish cover stock. Printed on San Marco paper, in Monotype Garamont with ornaments.
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London, England: BONHAMS KNIGHTSBRIDGE, 1993. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Fine in wrappers.