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La Magnanerie de Ferrage. by Introduction by André Pieyre of Mandiargues

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Title: La Magnanerie de Ferrage.
Author: Introduction by André Pieyre of Mandiargues
Seller: Marninart, Inc (ABAA-ILAB) (United States)
Condition: Fine
Description: Total edition of 133 copies. Our copy is one of 15 copies in Japon Nacre numbered in Roman from I to XV, with a suite of 6 original Linoleum cuts in color by Alberto Magnelli, each signed and numbered in pencil, and an extra suite of original linoleum cuts, in black signed and numbered in pencil. Complete of the original dark green cloth case, that includes two original photographs of Andre Villers, portraits of the artist in his studio, tipped inside. All the prints are well preserved in the original dark green chemise, secured inside the case. The case is slightly worn on the corners. Elephant Folio, in pristine condition. More pictures on request.

CLEMENCEAU, Georges. Au Pieds du Sinai. Illustrated by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec. 1898. by Georges Clemenceau

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Title: CLEMENCEAU, Georges. Au Pieds du Sinai. Illustrated by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec. 1898.
Author: Georges Clemenceau
Seller: Marninart, Inc (ABAA-ILAB) (United States)
Condition: Very Good+
Description: Au Pieds du Sinai by Georges CLEMENCEAU. Henri Floury, 1898, Paris. First edition illustrated by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec with a double-page two-tone lithographic cover and 10 out-of-text lithographs, as well as 6 reproduced culs-de-lampe. One of 355 copies (N. 137) on Velin d'Arches with 2 suites (one printed on China paper and one on velin ), from of a total edition of 380 copies. Generally in very good condition. the prints on China paper present with some spotting in the margins. Some text pages are stained in the margins. Ref: Monod, I-2868; Delteil 235

President Warren G. Harding Thanks an Author and Diplomat for His Sympathy on Mrs. Harding’s Severe Illness in 1922, Brought on Partly by Her Discovery of Harding’s Affair with Nan Britton by Warren Harding

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Title: President Warren G. Harding Thanks an Author and Diplomat for His Sympathy on Mrs. Harding’s Severe Illness in 1922, Brought on Partly by Her Discovery of Harding’s Affair with Nan Britton
Author: Warren Harding
Seller: The Raab Collection (United States)
Description: 20/09/1922. Florence Kling Harding’s discovery of her husband’s affair in 1922 with Nan Britton took its toll on her health. In early September 1922 she came down with a serious kidney ailment, and the public was alerted as to the severity of it on September 8 in a medical bulletin, and the eminent physician Charles Mayo was called in. By the time he arrived, she was suffering from sepsis and was falling in and out of consciousness. News of Florence’s illness sparked an outpouring of support throughout the country. It sparked many editorials in newspapers and a rumor that she had passed, which was dispelled. By September 11 her condition had worsened so that, as she later related, she had a near death experience seeing two figures at the end of her bed. Florence insisted she would not die because her husband needed her. As she fought back from what she called the “Valley of Death”, Florence spontaneously relieved an obstruction and required bed care from the nurses. Her condition gradually improved to the point that Dr. Mayo did not feel his service was necessary by October.Typed letter signed as president, White House letterhead, Washington, September 20, 1922, to author and diplomat Charles Underwood Johnson. “I am more than grateful to you for your thoughtful and sympathetic letter of September 19th. I know Mrs. Harding will appreciate, as much as I do, the very great concern which was expressed In her behalf, and I shall be glad to tell her of your letter when she is able to appraise it properly.”

Microwave transmission by Slater, J. C.

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Title: Microwave transmission
Author: Slater, J. C.
Seller: Jeremy Norman & Co., Inc. (United States)
Description: New York: McGraw-Hill, 1942. First edition. Slater, John C. (1900-1976). Microwave transmission. x, 309pp. Text diagrams. New York & London: McGraw-Hill, 1942. 229 x 153 mm. Original cloth, slight edgewear. Fine. First Edition of the first book on microwave transmission. Slater, one of the first American physicists to contribute to quantum theory, "did more than any other person to provide the understanding requisite to progress in the microwave field" (Morse, p. 305). Microwave communication was first used on a large scale during World War II; up until the 1980s microwave relay systems were used to carry telephone and television signals, and in recent times there has been an explosive growth in the use of microwaves by wireless networks and other new telecommunication technologies. Morse, "John Clarke Slater 1900-1976," National Academy of Sciences Biographical Memoir (1982). .

(Nevada) Carson City Savings Bank, 1876 and 1883

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Title: (Nevada) Carson City Savings Bank, 1876 and 1883
Seller: Alcuin Books, ABAA-ILAB (United States)
Description: Cincinnati, 1876 and 1883: Aticot" Antiquarian Booksellers. Approx. 8 3/4" x 3 3/4" and 8 1/2" x 3/ 3/4" These checks were printed by Krebs of Cincinnati for the Carson City Savings Bank, which was incorporated in 1875. One was issued for gold (1876), another for currency (1883). Since those that could be used for gold were still preferred in the West over currencies in the late 19th century, they often relied on Krebs whose bonds could not easily be counterfeited. As some printers developed high quality fake checks, the stamps and signatures became the primary means of determining legitimacy, Scarce to find both Krebs items together.

IMPRESSIONS QUARTERLY by Elder, Paul (Editor)

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Title: IMPRESSIONS QUARTERLY
Author: Elder, Paul (Editor)
Seller: Green Gate Farm Antiquarian Books (United States)
Description: San Francisco Paul Elder and Company December 1903 Original brown art nouveau decorated wrappers. Octavo. Volume 4, number 4. Beautifully printed and decorated literary and art journal from the turn of the last century. This volume contains articles by Dora Amsden, Ralph Erwin Gibbs, Bailey Millard, Dorothea Moore and several others. This issue also has an article by Charles Keeler on The Furnishing of a Home which precedes his book "The Simple Home" in 1906. The text is essentially the same but there are some differences reflecting his ongoing thoughts on what a home should be. Age toning to several leaves, frontispiece (a Christmas card laid in) is lacking, slight wear to fore edge and corners but still a near fine copy with clear, bright colors and the text well printed. Paperback

Ye Olde Newbury Cook Book. Published in the Interests of the Ladies' Benevolent Society by [First Church (Newbury, Mass.). Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Oldtown Parish]

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Title: Ye Olde Newbury Cook Book. Published in the Interests of the Ladies' Benevolent Society
Author: [First Church (Newbury, Mass.). Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Oldtown Parish]
Seller: Rabelais - Fine Books on Food & Drink (United States)
Description: [Newburyport]: Newburyport Commercial Press, 1927. Small octavo (19 x 12.5 cm.), 58, [i] pages. Advertisements interspersed. Title from cover. Additional title (page [1]): Tested, Tried, and True. "This book is issued for the benefit of the Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Oldtown Parish, First Church, Newbury"–page [1]. ~ FIRST EDITION. A church collection with nearly two hundred recipes, the majority attributed. The family of the pastor, Charles Sumner Holton (1866-1939), was not reticent: Parson Holton's Baked Beans; Cusque à la crème (submitted by Nina Holton); Madame Holton's Ginger Snaps; Chocolate Cookies (submitted by Mrs. Chas. S. Holton). Reverend Holton started his tenure in May 1897; Ye Olde Newbury Cook Book may reasonably be assumed to celebrate his thirtieth anniversary. ~ Four parish meetinghouses stood in Newbury by the end of the seventeenth century, under the care of clergy in the orbit of Harvard who preached an understanding of doctrine that would eventually become recognized as Unitarianism. The town itself was first organized as First Parish of Newbury, its first meeting house planted on the lower green in Oldtown. A second replaced it in 1647, now located on the upper green, followed in turn by a third and a fourth until a permanent structure of stone was erected in 1806 on High Road, some two miles north. A disastrous fire challenged the achievement called "permanent" in 1868, but the congregation not only regrouped and rebuilt, but also nurtured its own school. In ensuing years, Unitarian theology suffered the inevitable wounds of conservative defection; in 1967 the First Parish Church of Newbury realigned with the relatively newly instantiated United Church of Christ. ~ Stapled, in green paper wrappers with black and red decoration. Very good. Scarce. [OCLC locates three copies; whether or not there is a connection of this title to an Old Newbury Cook Book published by the Ladies' Benevolent Society in 1909 (one copy reported in OCLC; Cook, page 125; Brown 1353) has not been determined; in neither Brown nor Cagle].

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