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The Book of Common Prayer, and Administration of the Sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the Church of England : together with the Psalter or psalms of David, pointed as they are to be sung or said in churches

The Book of Common Prayer, and Administration of the Sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the Church of England : together with the Psalter or psalms of David, pointed as they are to be sung or said in churches

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Seller: James Cummins Bookseller
Title
The Book of Common Prayer, and Administration of the Sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the Church of England : together with the Psalter or psalms of David, pointed as they are to be sung or said in churches
Seller
James Cummins Bookseller (United States)
Condition
Bound in gold tooled red morocco. Fore edge painting. Ownership bookplate on first pastedown, with additional ownership signatur
Description
Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon Press by W. Dawson, T. Bensley, and J. Cooke, 1798. 8vo. Bound in gold tooled red morocco. Fore edge painting. Ownership bookplate on first pastedown, with additional ownership signatures. In red cloth slipcase. 8vo. A lovely rebound copy of the Clarendon Press' 1798 "cum privilegio" edition, with a slightly faded yet highly detailed fore-edge painting of Oxford. The two inscriptions on the first blank, dated 1806 and 1837, as well as the annotated bookplate affixed to the first pastedown endpaper, delineate nearly a century of ownership by the women of one family. The first inscription - "This Book Property of / Sarah Evans / 2d August 1806 / 13 Thavies Inn" - was almost certainly written at the time of her wedding to Thomas Evans in London. This notion is supported by the second inscription just beneath it - "Sarah Elizabeth Evans / from her affectionate Mother / 1837" - as that is year when her daughter married a Spanish wine merchant, Miguel Joaquin Yglesias, on September 9th. Sarah Yglesias died in 1896, the date noted in autograph on the bookplate of her daughter, Frances Yglesias, indicating she likely inherited the book from her mother. While it is unknown exactly when the lovely fore-edge painting was created, the style points to the period around when the book became the property of Sarah Evans, which itself was only shortly after it was published. Provenance: Gift of Bishop Stephen Fielding Bayne, Jr.; Frances Yglesias (1896); Sarah Elizabeth Evans Yglesias (1837); Sarah Evans (1806). Griffiths, D.N. Book of common prayer, 1798, 2; ESTC T190770
Greater Boston Subway System and Trolley Cars Large Archive of Over 40 Photos Showing the Expanding Public Rail System in the 1930s

Greater Boston Subway System and Trolley Cars Large Archive of Over 40 Photos Showing the Expanding Public Rail System in the 1930s by Boston Subway System

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Greater Boston Subway System and Trolley Cars Large Archive of Over 40 Photos Showing the Expanding Public Rail System in the 1930s
Author
Boston Subway System
Seller
Max Rambod Inc. (United States)
Description
1935. [Public Transit][Massachusetts] Trolley and railway car photograph archive documenting electric transit circulation across Boston and the Greater Boston Area, including Lynn, Haverhill, Lawrence, Saugus, Marblehead, Watertown in the 1930s. The archive records cars, trolley routes, terminals, and yards on the streets of Boston and surrounding cities during the long transition from privately run trolley networks to publicly managed metropolitan transit. Most images show the Boston Elevated Railway and Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway orbit, with additional views tied to Springfield, Providence, and Connecticut operations, placing the photographs within the broader interurban rail network that linked Boston to surrounding towns before the official creation of the MBTA. Boston's subway system is the oldest in the United States, created in the 1890s by the Rapid Transit Commission in response to severe streetcar congestion on Tremont Street. The system created by the Boston Elevated Railway Company at the turn of the century helped define the infrastructure of modern Boston transit. These photographs preserve the street-level operating environment in the early years of expanding public transport in the city: destination boards, transfer points, yard scenes, terminal loops, and rolling stock moving through dense commercial districts, snowbound streets, and residential outskirts prior to the establishment of the MBTA in 1947. Photo archive of 41 silver gelatin photographs, approximately 3 x 5.5 inches, greater Boston and nearby cities in New England, circa 1934-1946. The archive includes single-car and articulated streetcars, coupled cars, work or service equipment, and yard scenes photographed in active street settings. Visible destination and route identifiers include Main, Myrtle, Lakeside, Watertown, Boston, Tunnel, Beach Bluff, Saugus Branch, Essex St Lawrence, Main St line Haverhill, Oak Park line, and Marblehead Depot, with captions on verso marking dates and locations. Several photographs show cars in dense commercial blocks with visible storefronts and wall advertising, including American Loan & Savings Association, Whitworth's Rubber Sporting Goods, M. Casey & Co. Cigars & Tobacco, Coca-Cola, Pillsbury's Best Flour, Harms School of Business, and Rem for coughs; others show cars at depots, loops, and yards, including Hooker St Yards. Repeated fare and service slogans are also visible on the cars, especially "Save money with weekly pass" and "Ride all day for $1 20 cities, 51 towns," makes the archive particularly strong as evidence of regional transit marketing and network integration. Other images capture scenes of the train cars in the snow, at crossings, switching tracks, and running beside early automobiles, an active record of the trolley system functioning within everyday urban traffic. This archive preserves the operating network that fed a larger system of public transit across city neighborhoods and outlying towns serviced by America's oldest subway system. The photographs show the routes, terminal circulation, yard storage, and municipal reach of this system, especially in the Eastern Massachusetts territory where one fare structure and one rolling-stock family served dozens of communities. Light handling wear and some discoloration on verso, images clean and complete. Overall very good condition. A large visual record of the Greater Boston street railway service moving through city streets, suburbs, and terminals.
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The Conscription of a People by the Duchess of Atholl M.P by [ATHOLL, Katharine]

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Title
The Conscription of a People by the Duchess of Atholl M.P
Author
[ATHOLL, Katharine]
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Houle Rare Books & Autographs (United States)
Description
New York, Columbia University Press, 1931., 1931. First edition (from English sheets). 8vo. Frontispiece, one plate. Original gilt stamped red cloth. Dust jacket (price clipped).. F. Hardcover.
GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN

GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN by Baldwin, James

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GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN
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Baldwin, James
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Type Punch Matrix (United States)
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Near fine.
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(New York): Dell, 1970. Near fine.. Dell "Contemporary Classic" paperback edition of Baldwin's first novel, his semi-autobiographical "extended rite of exorcism" (Harris) - with new cover art by Leo and Diane Dillon. In writing this book, Baldwin did more than draw from his own experiences growing up with a religiously domineering father in 1930s Harlem: he wrote and re-wrote the work for ten years as a way to come to terms with the painful relationship with his father. In the novel as in Baldwin's own life, the hero's path to acceptance lies not in obedience and acceptance but in the intellectual liberation achieved through books and education. One of TIME's "Best English-Language Novels from 1923 to 2005," and an American classic. 7'' x 4.25''. Original color pictorial wrappers with uncredited art by Leo and Diane Dillon, Dell 3007, cover price 95c. All edges stained green. Publisher's ads at rear. 221, [3] pages. Trace edgewear. Leaves with light toning. Tight.

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