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An Important Diplomatic Communique Written and Signed by John Quincy Adams, as well as Henry Clay, Albert Gallatin, Jonathan Russell, and James Bayard

An Important Diplomatic Communique Written and Signed by John Quincy Adams, as well as Henry Clay, Albert Gallatin, Jonathan Russell, and James Bayard by John Q. Adams|Henry Clay|Jonathan Russell|Albert Gallatin

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Title
An Important Diplomatic Communique Written and Signed by John Quincy Adams, as well as Henry Clay, Albert Gallatin, Jonathan Russell, and James Bayard
Author
John Q. Adams|Henry Clay|Jonathan Russell|Albert Gallatin
Seller
The Raab Collection (United States)
Description
02/12/1814. On August 8, 1814, talks began at Ghent, Belgium, that would ultimately result in a treaty ending the War of 1812. The head of the American negotiating team was John Quincy Adams, the U.S.’s most experienced diplomat. The four men who served with him were carefully selected by President Madison to reflect the varieties of political sentiment in the United States. Foremost among them was Henry Clay, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and a noted War Hawk. Albert Gallatin had served as Secretary of the Treasury for both Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. James Bayard was a U.S. Senator belonging to the Federalist Party who had been an opponent of the war, and was one of the 13 Senators to vote against declaring it. However, once the war began he supported the war effort. Jonathan Russell was acting U.S. ambassador to Britain when war was declared. Sent to Ghent as a negotiator, he was also serving as ambassador to Sweden and Norway. He proved instrumental in achieving the final peace terms.William H. Crawford was U.S. ambassador to France during the negotiations, and was responsible for superintending the American consuls in Europe and keeping them informed of developments. More than that, he was an advisor to the President on the happenings on the Continent. As Ambassador to the Court of one of the two major adversaries in the conflicts in Europe, he was also actively involved in the Ghent negotiation process, advising the negotiators and responding to their confidential communiqués.  He would later serve as Secretary of War and Secretary of the Treasury under Presidents Madison and Monroe.At the start, the U.S. negotiators had their instructions: ""the impressment of seamen and illegal blockades were the principal cause of the war,"" which would ""cease as soon as these rights are respected."" British cruisers must not be allowed to stop and search U.S. vessels, which practice ""withholds the respect due our flag…It is expected that all American seamen who have been impressed will be discharged.” Another major object of the negotiations was to end the British blockades. “We also need to be assured that no further interference with our commerce"" will take place. Next the instructions took up the question of the British arming and supplying the Indians. The article in the Treaty of 1794 allowing ""British traders from Canada and the North to trade with the Indian Tribes in the U.S., must not be renewed."" Nor must Britain continue to use native forces against ""our Western States and Territories.” Thus, the U.S. negotiators must insist on an end to impressment, and ship seizures, and a stop to aiding the Indians in the American west.In late June, Secretary of State James Monroe had written Crawford, “If the war goes on, some skillful French officers…may be useful. This is merely a hint…”On October 14, pursuant to Monroe’s instructions, Crawford wrote to the Commissioners in code of a secret offer that had been made by the French, to the effect that experienced French troops would come to the US side to fight against the English in America.  “It is my duty to communicate to you certain propositions which have been made and which it is believed have been made with a sincere desire to fulfil them. It is also believed that engagements of the same kind may be offered to a considerable extent and that the demand for advances [of cash from the U.S.] may be greatly diminished...In the latter event I cannot see any objection which can be offered to it on our part. The difficulty of executing these engagements excludes the idea that they can be very extensive but the advantages which they offer even upon a contracted scale ought not to be overlooked.”  Faced with more stalling from the British, U.S. delegation sent George Boyd, a messenger and secretary, to meet with Crawford in Paris and give a short but optimistic response to the French offer.  John Quincy Adams describes this incident in some detail in his Memoirs.Meanwhile, the British were giving the American negotiators mixed signals, not really backing off of uti possidetis, but in the same note expressly stating that they had been instructed to conclude a peace on the principle of both parties restoring whatever territory they might have taken. The Americans absolutely insisted on an acceptance of status antebellum; and although the British were not giving in on that point yet, they were clearly edging towards it.Towards the end of October the American delegation updated Crawford on the negotiations with the British, and their attitude on French involvement.  In a letter of October 25, they wrote,  “…The tenor of the last communication received from [the British Commissioners] confirms us in the opinion which we then gave you, with regard to the proposal on which you had consulted us.”  In other words, pursue the option.As November changed to December however, the tone of the negotiations changed.  On December 2, Jonathan Russell wrote, “there can be little doubt that we shall now have peace.”With this in mind, the negotiators sought to halt, at least for the moment, any effort to bring in French officers and troops.Autograph letter signed, in Adams’s hand and signed by all the commissioners, December 2, 1814. “We duly received your favor of the 22nd ult by Mr. Shaler, who now returns to Paris with the dispatches from the Department of State for you, which have been received by us. Most of them were brought by the Ajax, which arrived on the 21st ult at the Texel from Boston.  “Under the present circumstances of the negotiation at this place we think it expedient to revoke the opinion which we had given you in our letters by Mr. Boyd and Mr. Shaler on the subject concerning which you had consulted us.  It may be advisable to suspend for the present all further proceedings of the kind which we had recommended.”This is a remarkable document, signed by all the Ghent negotiators, in the hand of John Quincy Adams, seeking to draw France further into the conflict on the side of the Americans.  It was acquired directly from the Crawford descendants and has not been offered for sale before.
POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT

POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT by BURNS, ROBERT. (BINDINGS - COSWAY-STYLE)

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POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT
Author
BURNS, ROBERT. (BINDINGS - COSWAY-STYLE)
Seller
Phillip J. Pirages Fine Books and Medieval Manuscripts (United States)
Description
Edinburgh: Printed for the Author, and Sold by William Creech, 1787. First Edinburgh Edition. 210 x 123 mm. (8 1/4 x 4 3/4"). xlviii, 3[9]-68 pp. Without the half title but with the list of subscribers. ELEGANT EMERALD GREEN CRUSHED MOROCCO, GILT AND ONLAID, BY SANGORSKI & SUTCLIFFE (stamp-signed on rear doublure), covers framed by floral chain roll between two sets of gilt fillets, central panel with lobed fillet frame, oblique thistle tools at corners, upper cover with central medallion of lavender morocco with Burns' monogram in gilt, this surrounded by a wreath of gilt thistles with onlaid lavender morocco blooms, raised bands, spine compartments with French fillet frame, triad of onlaid purple morocco thistle blossoms at center, leafy fronds at corners, gilt lettering, RUSSET BROWN MOROCCO DOUBLURES framed by green morocco with ribbon roll border and quotes from "To a Mouse" and "Auld Lang Syne" lettered in gothic majuscules, at center of front doublure AN EXTREMELY FINE OVAL MINIATURE PAINTED ON IVORINE AND INSET UNDER GLASS IN A RECESSED COMPARTMENT, THIS SURROUNDED BY A LAUREL WREATH SET WITH TWO YELLOW TOPAZ AND TWO AMETHYSTS, apricot moiré silk free endleaves, all edges gilt. In a later very fine green morocco-backed clamshell box by Zaehnsdorf. With frontispiece portrait engraved aby John Beugo after a portrait painted for this edition by Alexander Nasmyth, with tissue guard. Verso of front free endpaper with morocco bookplate of Paul Edward Chevalier. Gibson, p. 5; Rothschild 556. ◆Text lightly washed and pressed (in keeping with the bibliophilic fashion at the time of binding), but the leaves still fresh as well as remarkably clean; A FINE COPY IN A GLITTERING BINDING WITH NO SIGNS OF WEAR. This is an exquisitely bound copy of the second printing (after the extremely rare Kilmarnock first edition of 1786) of one of the most famous poetic publications in history. Burns issued the poems at the age of 27 in order to raise passage money for a voyage to Jamaica, where he had been offered an agricultural post on a plantation. At a time when his contemporaries were searching for the "natural bard" and, in the process, had unearthed poetical threshers, poetical milk maidens, poetical cobblers, and more, the charming plowman Burns delivered his simple and beautiful lyrics with most propitious timing. He found himself famous almost at once, and his fame has not faltered over time, even though, after the appearance of the present work, he did little during the rest of his life except write songs and drink. The so-called "Cosway" binding, featuring handsome morocco inset with one or more painted miniatures, apparently originated with the London bookselling firm of Henry Sotheran about 1909. It was in that year that G. C. Williamson's book entitled "Richard Cosway" (dealing with the British miniature painter of that name, 1742-1821) was remaindered by Sotheran and presumably given this special decorative treatment to encourage sales. The name "Cosway" was then used to describe any book so treated, whoever its author. Although the artist of our miniature is unidentified, the work here is remarkably well done and clearly inspired by the engraved portrait of Burns in the book. The quality of the painting suggests that it could possibly have been done by Caroline Billin Currie, best known for her role in producing Cosway bindings of the sort seen here. Collaborating mostly with Riviere, she produced about 1,000 such bindings by the time she died in 1940. The present example is the work of Riviere's great rival. Francis Sangorski and George Sutcliffe trained with Douglas Cockerell before founding their own bindery in 1901. They continued in a successful partnership until 1912, when Francis drowned. Despite this loss, the firm grew and prospered, employing a staff of 80 by the mid-1920s and becoming perhaps the most successful English bindery of the 20th century. Though our binding dates from the first quarter of the 20th century, its extraordinarily fine condition could easily lead one to believe that it is brand new. It should be no surprise that this beautiful volume has an illustrious provenance: it comes from the collection of 20th century English bindings put together by Paul Chevalier, whose library of beautiful volumes was uniformly characterized by outstanding workmanship and superb condition. The sale of his books at Christie's in 1990 represented one of the best collections of British bindings brought to auction in the past half century (this was lot #81, which sold for $3,300 all in)..
POEMS AND BALLADS

POEMS AND BALLADS by (BINDINGS - BUMPUS). SWINBURNE, ALGERNON CHARLES

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POEMS AND BALLADS
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(BINDINGS - BUMPUS). SWINBURNE, ALGERNON CHARLES
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Phillip J. Pirages Fine Books and Medieval Manuscripts (United States)
Description
London: Chatto & Windus, 1899. A New Edition. 187 x 120 mm. (7 1/2 x 4 3/4"). ix, [1] (blank), 338, [2] pp. VERY PRETTY DARK BROWN MOROCCO, GILT IN AN ARTS & CRAFTS DESIGN, FOR BUMPUS (stamp-signed on front turn-in) BY RIVIERE & SON, front cover with frame of graceful long-stemmed tulips enclosing a field with 11 rows of five gilt dots, raised bands accented with five gilt dots, spine panels with spray of three tulips, anular dots between the blooms, gilt titling, turn-ins framed by multiple gilt rules, corners with three tulips and double rows of dots, all edges gilt, with delicate scalloped gauffering. In a later brown cloth slipcase. Front pastedown with bookplate of Gwendolen Bourke engraved by C. W. Sherborn. Spine evenly sunned to hazel brown, one corner lightly bumped, occasional minor foxing, but A FINE COPY, clean, fresh, and bright, in a gleaming binding with few signs of wear. Handsomely bound in the innovative Art & Crafts style for Oxford Street booksellers John and Edward Bumpus, this is a new printing of the Swinburne poems first issued in 1866 and described by DNB as "a dazzling collection . . . learned and cosmopolitan in outlook . . . [that] established Swinburne as not only the leading new poet of the day but an international icon for progressive thinkers." DNB notes that Victorian society was shocked by poems that "espoused republicanism, fulminated against priests and kings, rejected the theology and consolations of Christianity, and celebrated decadent romantic and sexual feelings," but the works found a more enthusiastic audience among fans of the Aesthetic Movement in the late 19th century. Swinburne (1837-1909) was considered a leading light of that school, along with Oscar Wilde and Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Our former owner, Gwendolen Bourke (1870-1967), had direct links with this group: together with her husband Algernon, she was immortalized--if gently caricatured--in Wilde's greatest play, "The Importance of Being Earnest." Founded in 1838, the Bumpus firm long enjoyed a reputation as purveyors of fine and beautiful bindings without ever operating a bindery. Instead, they outsourced the work to the best binders of the day, including Morrell, Sangorski & Sutcliffe, and Riviere & Son. Based on the design and the tools employed, our binding can be attributed to Riviere. The frame of undulating tulips is modern and fresh, quite unlike traditional English bindings..
A Bill Concerning the Rights and Liabilities of Married Women

A Bill Concerning the Rights and Liabilities of Married Women by [Women's Property Rights] [Cutler, Hannah, Frances Gage and Elizabeth Jones] Mr. Key, from the Committee on Women's Rights

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A Bill Concerning the Rights and Liabilities of Married Women
Author
[Women's Property Rights] [Cutler, Hannah, Frances Gage and Elizabeth Jones] Mr. Key, from the Committee on Women's Rights
Seller
Whitmore Rare Books (United States)
Description
[Columbus, Ohio]: [Richard Nevins], 1861. First edition. Bifolium slip bill printing measuring 330 x195mm and complete in 3 pages. Lower blank portion of conjugate leaf trimmed; some splitting along fold lines. Early pencil annotations throughout. Slip bills such as this, with widely spaced, numbered lines, were designed for in-session discussion, debate and annotation; and they were printed exclusively for the use of delegates. Therefore few survive. Unrecorded in OCLC with no other known copies noted, the present is perhaps the only extant recording of the proposals that would be refined into the final version of the law later that year. Ten years earlier, during the height of her work for abolition, Jane Elizabeth Jones spoke before the Ohio Women's Convention in Salem to connect that movement with the fight for women's rights: "We should demand our recognition as equal members of the human family...as human beings; and when this point is established, the term 'woman's rights' will become obsolete" (Ohio History). Highlighting Black Americans' and women's humanity was crucial to her work. And in 1861, alongside reformers Frances Gage and Hannah Cutler, she would continue to push this message even further. Speaking to the Ohio legislature regarding women's property rights, she called upon Senators "to imagine themselves with the legal rights of women" -- to confront the terrible realities of being a human "whose property and wages became their husbands' at marriage," as did even their own bodies (Broad Movements). An electrifying orator, Jones managed to get a sufficient number of men to support the cause during that session. The result was the present bill. While differences exist between the text of this slip bill and the final legislation, the impact was massive for the women of Ohio. And it was a bellwether for women across the US who were clamouring for equality. In its final state, the "1861 law declared that any real estate that a woman had acquired before or during the marriage was her separate property and under her sole control. She could collect the rents and profits. She could contract to manage her real estate...The 1861 law also declared that a woman's personal property including wages acquired before and during marriage was now her separate property and under her sole control, regardless of divorce" (Little). While it would take another 26 years for women to achieve full property rights, with the passage of the Married Women's Property Act in 1887, the present efforts constituted a victory -- at least for white women. For Black and Indigenous women, the laws did not significantly budge and they found fewer white allies than would be hoped given the movement's basis in "common humanity." An important piece of U.S., Midwestern, and Ohio legal and gender history, further comparative research could be done between the terms of the bill as drafted and its final iteration, as well as to the extent it offered a model for continued efforts within the women's rights movement's varied organizations.
Ramona. A Story

Ramona. A Story by Jackson, Helen Hunt

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Ramona. A Story
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Jackson, Helen Hunt
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Whitmore Rare Books (United States)
Condition
Near Fine
Description
Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1884. First edition. Near Fine. Original green publisher's cloth binding stamped in gilt on the spine and black and gilt on the front board. Floral endpapers. A Near Fine copy with a bit of faint spotting to the boards and lower corners gently bumped. Contemporary gift inscriptions to the front endpaper and occasional marginal foxing, else internally unmarked. Complete with four pages of publisher's ads in the rear. In all, a square, pleasing copy of an important work usually found in worn condition. Following a series of devastating personal losses, Helen Hunt Jackson turned to writing both fiction and non-fiction as a means of supporting herself. Throughout her career, her works had a decidedly progressive bent. "By the 1880s, when Jackson first visited Southern California, she was an unabashed activist as well as a belletrist. Ramona offers an almost unmitigated denunciation of U.S. imperialism in California, presenting the region in a dystopian light, as a paradise gone bad" (Phillips). The work for which she is now best remembered, Ramona narrates the tragedy of a half-Indigenous and half-Scottish woman and her Indigenous lover Alessandro. The prejudices of those around them force the couple "to wander through Southern California as through a nightmare world, isolated, dispossessed of their rightful connection to the land, and longing to be consoled for the ruin of their dreams. Jackson created the first figures in a long line of disappointed, deracinated heroes who populate the later Southern California fiction of writers as diverse as Nathanael West, Evelyn Waugh, Thomas Pynchon, and Joan Didion" (Phillips). Zamorano 80. BAL 10456. Near Fine.
Eau de Cologne II

Eau de Cologne II by KRUGER, Barbara, Rosemarie Troeckl, Monika Sprüth, et al.

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Eau de Cologne II
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KRUGER, Barbara, Rosemarie Troeckl, Monika Sprüth, et al.
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Harper's Books (United States)
Condition
Some creasing to illustrated wrappers, with minor tear to top of rear panel; better than very good. Uncommon.
Description
Köln: Monika Sprüth Galerie, 1987. Some creasing to illustrated wrappers, with minor tear to top of rear panel; better than very good. Uncommon.. First Edition. Folio. Second of three issues of Monika Sprüth's Eau de Cologne serial, drawing art historical attention to both historical and contemporary women artists. For this issue—published to coincide with an exhibition of the same name at Sprüth's Cologne gallery (Nov. 13 - 29)—Barbara Kruger designed the covers, with Rosemarie Troeckl contributing the endpaper design; illustrated contents relating to the work of both Kruger and Troeckl, as well as Louise Bourgeois, Nancy Dwyer, Katharina Fritsch, Eva Hess, Jenny Holzer, Louise Lawler, Meret Oppenheim, and Sophie Taeuber-Arp, amongst others. Concluding with a series of gallery reports from Amsterdam, Genf, Los Angeles, London, Lyon, Madrid, and New York. Text in both English and German.
LOST TREASURES OF EUROPE

LOST TREASURES OF EUROPE by [AUDEN, W. H.] LA FARGE, Henry (editor)

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LOST TREASURES OF EUROPE
Author
[AUDEN, W. H.] LA FARGE, Henry (editor)
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Charles Agvent, ABAA (United States)
Condition
Fading to cloth. About Very Good, lacking the dustwrapper
Description
(New York): Pantheon Books, (1946). First Edition. Hardcover. Fading to cloth. About Very Good, lacking the dustwrapper. Illustrated with 427 photographs. On the front endpaper Auden has SIGNED and INSCRIBED the book to "Herbert and Helen [Santoff]/with love/from/Wystan/Christmas 1946." Several silver print photographs of a church laid in.
THE HISTORY OF MY OWN TIMES. BY THE REV. DANIEL BARBER, A. M. FORMERLY A PROTESTANT MINISTER IN CLAREMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE, AND AUTHOR OF A PUBLICATION UNDER THE TITLE OF "CATHOLIC WORSHIP AND PIETY EXPLAINED AND RECOMMENDED.

THE HISTORY OF MY OWN TIMES. BY THE REV. DANIEL BARBER, A. M. FORMERLY A PROTESTANT MINISTER IN CLAREMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE, AND AUTHOR OF A PUBLICATION UNDER THE TITLE OF "CATHOLIC WORSHIP AND PIETY EXPLAINED AND RECOMMENDED. by Barber, Daniel

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THE HISTORY OF MY OWN TIMES. BY THE REV. DANIEL BARBER, A. M. FORMERLY A PROTESTANT MINISTER IN CLAREMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE, AND AUTHOR OF A PUBLICATION UNDER THE TITLE OF "CATHOLIC WORSHIP AND PIETY EXPLAINED AND RECOMMENDED.
Author
Barber, Daniel
Seller
David M. Lesser, Fine Antiquarian Books LLC (United States)
Description
Washington City: Printed for the Author, by S. C. Ustick, 1827. 48pp in contemporary plain wrappers. Stitching absent, unbound. Faint rubberstamp on title page, gum label at lower spine. Good plus. This is the first part of what became a three-part book. Each is a separate imprint. Parts II and III were printed in 1828 and 1832. Part II, like the first Part, was printed by Ustick in Washington. Part III was printed in Frederick Maryland by Neilson Poe. "The conversion of the Barber family, despite the prejudices of a Puritan education and environment, was one of the most notable and far-reaching in its results of any recorded in the early annals of the Church in New England. Daniel Barber has left a 'History of My Own Times' (Washington, 1827), in which he states that his father and mother were Congregational Dissenters of strict Puritanic rule and he continued in that sect until his twenty-seventh year, when he joined the Episcopalians. Previous to this he had served two terms as a soldier in the Continental army" ["Barber Family" by Thomas Francis Meehan, Catholic Encyclopedia website, accessed May 01, 2026.] "Daniel Barber came from good Puritan stock and was a fine upstanding Congregationalist minister. Until some Episcopalians convinced him that Apostolic Succession matters when it comes to ministerial Orders. So he became an Episcopalian priest. He was a fine, upstanding Episcopalian priest for many years. He and his wife, Chloe, raised three children as good Episcopalians. But eventually the question of Apostolic Succession came back to him, and he realized that Episcopalianism didn't satisfy the question of Apostolic Succession - the Catholics actually had it, and the Episcopalians didn't. Meantime, his son Virgil had also become a fine, upstanding Episcopalian priest. He and his wife, Jerusha, were in charge of a good school and had a comfortable life with their children. But a chance encounter with a pamphlet on the life of St. Francis Xavier fired his heart to seek the faith that motivated a man like St. Francis to do what he'd done. Eventually, Virgil and Jerusha became Catholic. Then Chloe converted, along with a number of other members of the family. And finally, Daniel also became Catholic. The entire affair was very upsetting to fine, upstanding New England Protestant sensibilities, and caused a sensation" ["Barber Family" by Thomas Francis Meehan, Catholic Encyclopedia website, accessed May 01, 2026.] FIRST EDITION. Parsons 922. Howes B117.
[Television Screenplay]: Anything But Love: "Say It Again, Han

[Television Screenplay]: Anything But Love: "Say It Again, Han by NOAH, Peter

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[Television Screenplay]: Anything But Love: "Say It Again, Han
Author
NOAH, Peter
Seller
Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA (United States)
Condition
Near Fine
Description
[Hollywood: no publisher], 1990. Softcover. Near Fine. Shooting script. Quarto. 47 numbered mimeographed leaves printed rectos only, with blue revision leaves bound in. Bradbound in printed self-wrappers. Last leaf partly detached but present, very good. Season premiere for the second season of the comedy featuring Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis in an oft-thwarted romantic dalliance. In this episode Lewis was about to plight his troth when guest star John Ritter inserted himself into the romantic mix, with predictable results. This copy inscribed by most of the cast to Carrie Fisher. The inscriptions were made with silver marker, all the signatures and inscriptions can be identified including those of Jamie Lee Curtis ("To Carrie With Love, that's me. J.L.C."), John Ritter, Bruce Weitz, Ann Magnuson, Holly Fulger, and Lani O'Grady. Curtis had won a Golden Globe for Best Actress for the 1989 season of the show.
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Abstraction, création, art non figuratif 1932. by Abstraction, création, art non figuratif 1932.

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Abstraction, création, art non figuratif 1932.
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Abstraction, création, art non figuratif 1932.
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Ars Libri Ltd (United States)
Description
Paris (Association Abstraction Création), 1932.. 48pp. Prof. illus. 4to. Orig. wraps. (slightly worn; chipped at ends of spine). Important journal of abstract art in the 1930’s with Arp, Baumeister, Béothy, Buchheister, Calder, Delaunay, Drier, Freundlich, Gabo, Gleizes, Hélion, Herbin, Kupka, Moholy-Nagy, Mondrian, Pevsner, Prampolini, Schwitters, Van Doesburg, Vordemberge-Gildewart, et al.
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Nukhbat al-dahr fi ‘aja’ib al-barr va al-bahr. Az Shams al-Din Muhammad ibn Abi Talib Ansari Dimashqi; tarjumah-’i Hamid Tabibiyan. (Farhangistan-i Adab va Hunar-i Iran. 8.) by al-Dimashki, Shams al-Din Abu ‘Abd Allah Muhammad b. Abi Talib al-Ansari al-Sufi [Ibn Shaykh Hittin].

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Nukhbat al-dahr fi ‘aja’ib al-barr va al-bahr. Az Shams al-Din Muhammad ibn Abi Talib Ansari Dimashqi; tarjumah-’i Hamid Tabibiyan. (Farhangistan-i Adab va Hunar-i Iran. 8.)
Author
al-Dimashki, Shams al-Din Abu ‘Abd Allah Muhammad b. Abi Talib al-Ansari al-Sufi [Ibn Shaykh Hittin].
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Ars Libri Ltd (United States)
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Tihran (Bunyad-i Shahanshahi-i Farhangistan ha-yi Iran), 1357 [1978].. 2, 568pp. 4to. Wraps.
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THE BEAUTIES OF STERNE: Including All His Pathetic Tales, and Most Distinguished Observations on Life. Selected for the Heart of Sensibility by [Sterne Laurence]

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THE BEAUTIES OF STERNE: Including All His Pathetic Tales, and Most Distinguished Observations on Life. Selected for the Heart of Sensibility
Author
[Sterne Laurence]
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The Book Block (United States)
Description
London T. Davies, et. al., 1782. 8vo. (6 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches), contemporary burgundy morocco with a double gilt fillet border on the covers; spine with five raised bands, gilt decoration, and a green morocco title label. A VERY NICE COPy with minor occasional browning, in a handsome contemporary binding. Although first published in 1782, this popular compilation from the author's oeuvre, here designated A NEW EDITION, was often reprinted, the selection being altered from edition to edition. The alphabetical Table of Contents leads the reader to a variety of excerpts (the letter D. for example): The Dwarf, Reflections on Duty, Difference in Men, Defamation, Dissatisfaction, Distress, and Corporal Trim's Reflections on Death. A very nice copy. NICELY BOUND IN BURGUNDY MOROCCO
Old ballads. Historical and narrative, with some of modern date; collected from rare copies and mss

Old ballads. Historical and narrative, with some of modern date; collected from rare copies and mss by EVANS, Thomas & EVANS, Robert

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Old ballads. Historical and narrative, with some of modern date; collected from rare copies and mss
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EVANS, Thomas & EVANS, Robert
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Rootenberg Rare Books & Manuscripts (United States)
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London: R.H. Evans, 1810. Third edition. Contemporary green blind-stamped cloth, spines lettered in gilt, front hinge to Volume I loose; apart from very light scattered foxing, a lovely uncut copy from the library of Charles Tyler Prouty, with his bookplate in each volume, small ex-libris stamps to contents pages. New edition of this classic set of songs and ballads by the famous London bookseller. This, the third edition, was revised and enlarged by his son, R.H. Evans, also a noted bookseller and auctioneer.
30th Annual Hall of Fame Game, Yankees vs. Dodgers, August 7, 1972

30th Annual Hall of Fame Game, Yankees vs. Dodgers, August 7, 1972 by [Gomez, Lefty]

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Title
30th Annual Hall of Fame Game, Yankees vs. Dodgers, August 7, 1972
Author
[Gomez, Lefty]
Seller
B & B Rare Books, Ltd., ABAA (United States)
Condition
Near Fine
Description
Cooperstown, NY, 1972 First edition. Signed by Lefty Gomez in black ink to front wrapper. Folded cream-colored scorecard, lettered in red and blue. Unscored with fold not perfectly lined up, else fine. On August 7th, 1972, the 30th annual Baseball Hall of Fame Game took place, with the Yankees defeating the Dodgers 8-3. That same day, Lefty Gomez was formally inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Vernon "Lefty" Gomez (1908-1989) was born in Rodeo, California, the youngest of eight children, to Francisco and Rita Gomez. When Gomez was 20 years old, he signed a contract to play for the San Francisco Seals, and two years later he joined the New York Yankees. Except for a single game in 1943 with the Washington Senators, Gomez spent his entire career with the Yankees (1930-1942). He was a key part of the team's dominant run in the 1930s, which saw them winning five World Series titles. In World Series games, Gomez was undefeated on the mound, boasting a 6-0 record, which still stands today as the longest undefeated winning streak for a pitcher in the World Series. In his relatively short but illustrious career, Gomez was selected for seven All-Star games and won the Triple Crown twice (1934 and 1937). He was the starting pitcher for the American League in the first ever All-Star game on July 6, 1933, and even drove in the first run.. First Edition. Original Wraps. Near Fine.
Indian Paintings from the Punjab Hills. A Survey and History of Pahari Miniature Painting. Foreword by Sherman E. Lee. Volume I Text [Volume II Plates] (2 VOLS)

Indian Paintings from the Punjab Hills. A Survey and History of Pahari Miniature Painting. Foreword by Sherman E. Lee. Volume I Text [Volume II Plates] (2 VOLS) by Archer, W. G.

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Title
Indian Paintings from the Punjab Hills. A Survey and History of Pahari Miniature Painting. Foreword by Sherman E. Lee. Volume I Text [Volume II Plates] (2 VOLS)
Author
Archer, W. G.
Seller
Eric Chaim Kline - Bookseller (United States)
ISBN
9780856670022
Condition
near fine to fine
Description
London and Delhi: Sotheby Parke Bernet and Oxford University Press, 1973. First edition. Hardcover. near fine to fine. Folio. 2 volumes. xxxiv,448;vi,335,(1)pp. Index, glossary and concordance. Black pictorial dust jackets. Red cloth, gilt. Volume I with 2 mounted color plates and a double-page map. Volume II with a color frontispiece and over 900 black & white examples of miniature paintings. A near fine set. A work of great scholarship. From the 17th to the 19th centuries the Punjab Hill States of northern India made a unique contribution to Indian painting and these two volumes contain a wealth of historical and cultural details.
Exhibition card: Carl Andre (7-28 February [1976])

Exhibition card: Carl Andre (7-28 February [1976]) by (ANDRE, Carl)

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Exhibition card: Carl Andre (7-28 February [1976])
Author
(ANDRE, Carl)
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Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller, Inc. (United States)
Description
Printed on one side. Square card, mailed. Los Angeles: ACE, [1976]. Invitation card for Andre’s 1976 exhibition with ACE gallery in Los Angeles. Near fine; minor creasing. Mailed to Stedelijk Museum curator Frits Keers (1936-2000).
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Gold Rush Country by Watkins, T.H. and Nancy Olmsted

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Gold Rush Country
Author
Watkins, T.H. and Nancy Olmsted
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Argonaut Book Shop (United States)
Condition
Fine
Description
San Francisco: California Historical Society, 1981 Book. Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Illustrator(s). First edition. One of 950 copies signed by the photographer. Quarto. 96pp. 63 glossy black & white photographs, map; photographic endpapers. Brown cloth spine, gilt, over dark green pictorial boards. A very fine copy with matching brown slipcase. Light fading to slipcase. Historical narrative by Watkins, Gold Country vignettes by Olmstead, photographs by Stanley R. Truman. The photographs include buildings, details, views, etc. Truman's photographs have been exhibited at various Bay Area museums and institutions..
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Stagecoach Heyday In the San Joaquin Valley, 1853-1876 by Boyd, William Harland and Ralph F. Kreiser

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Stagecoach Heyday In the San Joaquin Valley, 1853-1876
Author
Boyd, William Harland and Ralph F. Kreiser
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Argonaut Book Shop (United States)
Condition
Very fine
Description
Bakersfield: Kern County Historical Society, 1983 Book. Illus. by Bannerman, A. Islay. Very fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First edtion. Foreword by Rodman W. Paul. xii, 74pp. Numerous views and portraits from vintage photographs, maps, facsimiles. Notes, bibliography, index. Dark blue cloth, gilt. Previous owner's signature. A very fine copy with dust jacket. Jacket with slight edge wear and small closed tear to top front edge. A good study of early-day transportation and the emerging stagecoach system in the San Joaquin Valley, from the Gold Rush to the coming of the railroads. Provides detailed information on the various routes. Vintage photographs include Stockton in 1860, Sonora, Mariposa in 1854, Visalia businesses about 1864, Black Bart, Tiburcio Vasquez, and more. From the collection of Dr. Robert (Bob) Chandler, noted California historian, with his signature on the verso of half-title..
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An Alarm to Unconverted Sinners in a Serious Treatise on Conversion by Alleine, Joseph

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An Alarm to Unconverted Sinners in a Serious Treatise on Conversion
Author
Alleine, Joseph
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ZH BOOKS (United States)
Condition
Very good
Description
New York: American Tract Society; D. Fanshow, Printer, 1830. Very good. Early-19th-century edition, n. d. (1830s - date obtained from publisher's address and employment period of the rinter with the society); 6 x 3 3/4; pp. [7], 6-164; publisher's brown, embossed-cloth binding; gilt title to spine; small rubbed spots to corners and tips of spine; faint foxing and discoloration mostly to first and last few leaves; overall in very good condition. Joseph Alleine (1634 - 1668) was a British Nonconformist pastor and a prolific author of religious works. "An Alarm to Unconverted...," also known as "The Sure Guide to Heaven," would become one of his most popular writings - contrasting the lives of the true believers with those of the ones not having the faith and pleading with the unconverted to accept Christ. According to the publisher, in this particular edition "...some obsolete words and phrases are altered, and a few passages omitted. - The author's Six Questions to the Unconverted, and Counsels for the Converted are added."
A is for Anna Belle

A is for Anna Belle by TUDOR, Tasha

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Title
A is for Anna Belle
Author
TUDOR, Tasha
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Sandra L Hoekstra Bookseller, ABAA, ILAB, IOBA (United States)
Condition
Near fine
Description
New York: Henry Z. Walck, 1954. Cloth. Near fine/very good +. Tasha TUDOR. [JUVENILE] [ABACEDARIAN] [WOMAN AUTHOR and ILLUSTRATOR]. First edition thus, possibly published 1960 as the Library of Congress number recorded on the copyright page starts with "60-." First published by Oxford University Press. 12mo oblong; [54]pp; mint green buckram over board, gilt-stamped title on front and spine; color pictorial endpapers, floral tussy-mussy surrounded by a lily of the valley wreath; color pictorial title page; illustrations every page with text; b&w and color illustrations; small scuff to rear bottom corner and tiny stain to front; clipped color pictorial dust jacket with the numbers "30-60" on bottom front flap, light soiling to rear; near fine in very good plus dj. )(Hare & Hare A4. A charming alphabet book featuring a doll named Anna Belle, and the little girls who loved and played with her.
Historical Memoirs of My Own Time. in Two Volumes. Part the First, from 1772 to 1780. Part the Second, from 1781 to 1784

Historical Memoirs of My Own Time. in Two Volumes. Part the First, from 1772 to 1780. Part the Second, from 1781 to 1784 by Wraxall, N. [Nathaniel] William

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Historical Memoirs of My Own Time. in Two Volumes. Part the First, from 1772 to 1780. Part the Second, from 1781 to 1784
Author
Wraxall, N. [Nathaniel] William
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Yesterday's Muse Books (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
London: Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand. / J.M'Creery, Printer, 1815. First Edition. Full-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. First edition. Front joint of first volume neatly repaired by previous owner, spines toned and a bit dried, owner bookplate of Sir Robert Johnson Eden on front endpaper of first volume, a few pages lightly foxed, minimal marginalia on just a couple pages. 1815 Full-Leather. iv, 549, [3]; 583, [5] pp. 8vo. Full calf, black morocco spine labels, gilt titles and rules, marbled edges and endpapers. Wraxall references intent for a third volume in the preface, but this would not be published until 1818. "After receiving some sort of education in Bristol, he was sent to Bombay in 1769 with the East India Company, and was appointed judge-advocate and paymaster of the forces in the Gujarat expedition, and that against Baroche in 1771. For reasons that remain unclear, he abandoned this career in 1772 and returned to England, and seems to have decided to become a professional travel writer. During 1774 - 5 he travelled extensively in Europe, especially Portugal and Scandinavia, moving (at what must have been some considerable expense) in diplomatic and royal circles, garnering numerous anecdotes which later found their way into his published travelogues and the Historical Memoirs (published in 1815). During 1774 he became involved with those of the Danish nobility who were campaigning for the return from exile in Germany of Queen Caroline Matilda, sister of George III. Wraxall had an interview with Caroline Matilda in her Hanoverian retreat at Celle in September 1774 and became devoted to her cause, carrying messages between her and George III. He gave some £500 of his own money towards reinstating her on the Danish throne; unfortunately, Caroline Matilda died on 11 May 1775. Thereafter Wraxall wrote several times to George III, asking to be reimbursed: these requests remained unanswered for five years, until Wraxall became an MP in 1780, at which point he received 1000 guineas from Lord North, no doubt to ensure his loyalty in the House of Commons. In 1775 Wraxall published Cursory Remarks Made in a Tour through some of the Northern Parts of Europe, dedicated to Viscount Clare in gratitude for his patronage. Wraxall's travelogue is elegantly written, and its Scandinavian and Russian itinerary was novel and therefore of great interest to the reading public (it rapidly went through four editions); although the Gentleman's Magazine (1st ser., January 1776, 24) wished that he could 'be prevailed on to strike out all mention of every woman that he would have us believe reigned the sovereign of his affections for an hour'. The narrative is self-consciously chivalric and testifies to Wraxall's lifelong interest in tales of intrigue and distress, although Queen Caroline Matilda's predicament does not figure in the text, presumably in the interests of diplomacy. He presents himself as a citizen of the world, observing that 'I have always found the great and good to be of no country' (Wraxall, Cursory Remarks, 32), and boasts that 'danger and fatigue have no terrors for me, when knowledge is the reward of my endeavors' (ibid., 268). Samuel Johnson wrote to Hester Thrale (22 May 1775) that 'Wraxal is too fond of words, but you may read him' (Letters of Samuel Johnson, 2.209 - 10). Wraxall continued to travel around Europe during the late 1770s, visiting Germany and Italy in 1778 - 9. In 1780 he returned to England and became member of parliament for Hindon (Wiltshire), through the influence of Lord George Germain, a lifelong ally... The first part of the narrative is a collection of anecdotes gathered during his European travels, including some grisly tales of aristocratic murder allegedly told to Wraxall by Lady Hamilton; but it was the second and more substantial section which generated public interest and critical outrage. Here Wraxall describes in fascinating, often scurrilous detail the political world and the London social scene, commenting on everything from hairstyles and costume to the conduct of the American war. He was a supporter until 1783 of Lord North; but he relates how Fox's India Bill of that year prompted him to abandon the coalition party (even though North had promised him a seat at the board of greencloth) and throw his weight behind Pitt, to whom he remained generally loyal, and who arranged for his
The Village Fair Cook Book

The Village Fair Cook Book

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Title
The Village Fair Cook Book
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White Fox Rare Books and Antiques (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
Chester County, Pennsylvania: Village Fair Committee. Printed by H. C. Bucher Company, Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, 1924. Very Good. A high society organization's cook book from the Philadelphia area -- Chester County, to be exact. About half the pages are advertisements of businesses in Philadelphia and Chester County, plus a few in other nearby places. Contributors of the recipes are credited. The book kicks off with a recipe for a coffee souffle that came from Grace Coolidge, then first lady. Her recipe is shown as a facsimile or photo image of the notepaper onto which it was typed. 8vo. 23.5 by 15.5 cm. 105 pp. The book is well-preserved, with moderate wear.
Threshold Concepts in Problem-based Learning
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Threshold Concepts in Problem-based Learning by Savin-Baden, Maggi, Gemma Tombs (eds.)

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Threshold Concepts in Problem-based Learning
Author
Savin-Baden, Maggi, Gemma Tombs (eds.)
Seller
Brattle Book Shop (United States)
ISBN
9789004375116
Condition
LikeNew
Description
Leiden/Boston: Brill 2018. Hardcover. 9" x 6". xviii, 176 pp. Publisher's blue and photographic boards, no DJ as issued. Fine. ISBN 9789004375116 . LikeNew. Hardcover .
Uber die Natur der Cometen. Beitrage zur Geschichte und Theorie der Erkenntniss.

Uber die Natur der Cometen. Beitrage zur Geschichte und Theorie der Erkenntniss. by ZOLLNER, Johann Carl Friedrich (1834-1882).

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Uber die Natur der Cometen. Beitrage zur Geschichte und Theorie der Erkenntniss.
Author
ZOLLNER, Johann Carl Friedrich (1834-1882).
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Jeff Weber Rare Books (Switzerland)
Description
Gera:: C.B. Griesbach, 1886., 1886. Third edition. 8vo. LXXVII, 354 pp. Frontispiece, 2 additional plates. Later blue gilt-stamped cloth. Some stains on leaves, but generally very good. First issued in 1872. From 1872 Zollner, astrophysicist and one who studied optical illusions, held the chair of astrophysics at Leipzig University. Zollner's work showed that electrical processes of considerable intensity must take place in comets. "Of far-reaching significance was Zollner's theory of comets, in which he correctly assumed that elements of the nucleus of a comet gradually vaporize as it nears the sun." / DSB XIV, p. 629. See also: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Zollner, Johann Karl Friedrich". Encyclopaedia Britannica, vol. 28 (11th ed.), p. 1002.
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GLOBAL ARCHITECTURE #15 by Tanigawa

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GLOBAL ARCHITECTURE #15
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Tanigawa
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J.B. Muns, Fine Arts Books (United States)
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Photos by Futagawa
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Rona Barrett's Hollywood. August 1975. by Barrett, Rona.

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Rona Barrett's Hollywood. August 1975.
Author
Barrett, Rona.
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Nicholas D. Riccio Rare Books & Prints (United States)
Description
Magazine, glossy covers, illustrated, 82 pp. A little spine and cover wear, normal aging of contents; otherwise very good plus. This is an issue that covers Cher and Elvis. Also, coverage of Natle Wood and Robert Wagner.
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Tempest, Fire and Foe: Destroyer Escorts in World War II and the Men Who Manned Them. by Andrews, Lewis M., Jr.

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Tempest, Fire and Foe: Destroyer Escorts in World War II and the Men Who Manned Them.
Author
Andrews, Lewis M., Jr.
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Lighthouse Books, ABAA (United States)
Description
Charleston, SC: Narwhal Press, (1999). First Edition. Signed by the Author. Quarto, softbound, xv, 463 pp. Photos, maps, illus. Very Good; spine creased.
An Exhibition of Etchings, Dry-Points & Lithographs by Whistler., March 25 to April 15, 1912

An Exhibition of Etchings, Dry-Points & Lithographs by Whistler., March 25 to April 15, 1912 by [Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 1834-1903]

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An Exhibition of Etchings, Dry-Points & Lithographs by Whistler., March 25 to April 15, 1912
Author
[Whistler, James Abbott McNeill, 1834-1903]
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McBlain Books (United States)
Condition
Good
Description
Chicato: Albert Roullier's Art Galleries, 1912. Paperback. Good. 22p.. Softcover in original wrapper. 23 x 11 cm. Modest cover wear. 99 items are listed. Introduction and Notes by Joseph Pennell. Not illustrated.
END CCP; End the Evil CCP (Chinese Communist Party)

END CCP; End the Evil CCP (Chinese Communist Party) by Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP

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END CCP; End the Evil CCP (Chinese Communist Party)
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Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP
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Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB (United States)
Description
no pl: Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP, 2020. Pamphlet. tri-fold brochure, in very good condition. Political brochure blaming the CCP for the supposedly preventable covid-19 pandemic. Website complete with support from U.S. congressman Scott Perry and former U.S. Secretary of State, Michael R. Pompeo.
Golden Words of Faith, Hope and Love

Golden Words of Faith, Hope and Love by Bachelder, Louise (editor)

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Golden Words of Faith, Hope and Love
Author
Bachelder, Louise (editor)
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Crooked House Books & Paper (United States)
Condition
Very Good
Description
Mount Vernon, New York: Peter Pauper Press, 1969. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 12mo - over 6. Corcos, Chrystal. 62 pages, two tone illustrations throughout; light shelf wear, gift inscriptions to ffep, clipped dust jacket with sun faded spine, now in protective mylar cover. An attractive copy of one of the beautiful Peter Pauper Press vintage books.

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