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Sabbathday Lake: Shaker Society, c. 1930's. A stock ink blotter with the printing done by Br. Earl Campbell on the Shaker press. The press was moved to Sabbathday Lake to Canterbury to give Br. Earl an occupation. He eventually left the Shakers.
Mount Lebanon, 1895. 48 pp. Good condition in wraps. Compiled by Hollister this small pamphlet includes a vision of the spirit world by Catherine Allen, poetry, and a piece on confession of sin.
Benton Harbor: Mary's House of David, 2009. 152 pp. In printed wraps. The upper right corner of the front wrap is creased. Printed at the community. Number 22 of 50 copies printed. in 2023 Br. Ron Taylor is the sole member of the Christian Israelite community Mary City of David.....
Columbus: F.J. Heer, 1907. 415 pp. Very good with names in pencil on the rear fly leaf. Surprising scarce with no copies currently for sale online. Inscribed to Elbert Hubbard in 1908 on the front flyleaf. This work gathers the various articles written by MacLean on the Shakers in.....
Albany: Packard & Van Benthuysen, 1827. 178 pp. Printed paper covered boards are detached. Interior foxing and wear. An attempt to counter rumors about Mother Ann and other early believers. R1421.
New York: Boni and Liveright, 1922. Carra edition. 21 volumes. Signed numbered edition 108. Good condition with soiled and stained spines. The top of the half title of volume 1 is lightly stained.
London: Richard Phillips, 1803. 6 volumes in full leather in fair condition. Spines cracked, foxing, cloth tape or evidence of cloth tap having been removed on the inside of each cover. The tape was used to hold mylar book jackets. A good set to have rebound. vo. 1. xxvi, 316.....
London: Sampson Low, Marston, Low, & Searle, 1873. Includes a folded map and all illustrations. 453 pp. Stains and wear.
New York: Wm. H. Murphy, 1875. 72 pp. Food with rubbing to the binding and some text marked with pencil. One of the first books entirely devoted to Poker and the first to examine it from the standpoint of mathematics.
New York: M. Walter Dunne, 1904. 10 volumes. Number 341 of 750 sets. Leather spines faded, lightly worn and dry. These would clean well.
New York: Random House, 1940. First edition. The Jacket edges are worn and chipped as if the rear panel. Stated first edition.
3rd edition. Third edition with an inscription and drawing by the author. The front flap of the jacket is clipped and is lightly soiled.
New York: Random House, 1951. Stated first printing. Jacket worn and chipped. The jacket has $2.50 price on the flap.
Binghamton, N.Y. Republic Print. 1879. 28, [2] pp. Wraps worn, almost detached and stained. Buel killed a farm girl in Plainfield N.Y. and staged the scene to make it look like a bull had killed her. He was found guilty and hanged. Scarce with 8 copies located. McDade, 139.
Saint Paul: McGill- Warner Company, 1911. 67 pp. Wraps worn. Two copies located at Cornell & University of Oregon. A very scarce piece written by the security officers of the railroad and given away by the line. Various criminals are described including clairvoyants.
London: Harding and Lepard, 1827. Second edition. 542 pp. Extra illustrated with 56 additional plates.
[London]: M. Cooper, 1771. Nicely rebound in recent leather with marbled covered board. New endpapers and the lower right corner of the title page and first 5 pages stained. Travel, Asia, women.
London: Ellis and Scrutton, 1886. 528, 521 pp. End papers foxed and embossed blue cloth bindings show some wear and dents.
Boston: Phillips, Samson & Co., 1850. Leather Spine and marbled paper boards. 314 pp. plus errata. McDade 1062. The Second title was published by J.S. Redfield, 1860. 30 pp. McDade 103. This is Oakley's first published work. Foxing and wear to the binding. With the bookplates of two 19th Century.....
New York: Frederick A. Stokes, 1910. bound in 3/4 maroon moracco. A very good copy in a fine maroon moracco binding. minor rubbing and a former owner's book plate pasted neatly on the inside cover. Extra illustrated over 90 prints. Includes brief biographies of Thomas Paine, Napoleon, Lady Godiva, Maid.....
Wallingford, Conn. Wallingford Printing Company, 1875. 330 pp. Boards damp stained. In his preface the author describes how in 1864 he came to write a series of articles on his adventures walking for a local newspaper. He points to Thoreau works as a major influence on his life and.....
Boston: Printed by Samuel Eldredge, 1796. 19 pages, removed from a bound volume. Very good condition.
Manchester, England: Daisy Bank Printing and Publishing Co., Circa 1914. 31 pp. Wrappers show some soiling and staining. An illustrated piece on escape artists escape from handcuffs, leg irons, and prison cells.
New york: Ray Long & Richard R. Smith, 1934. Hugo Gellert. Course burlap binding. Good. Binding toned and corners bumped. Some worming along the lower edge. Has a loose black and white illustration in the front with the worming matching the surrounding pages and I am not sure if this.....
Philadelphia: H.C. Carey & L. Lea, 1824. Shoemaker, 15679 Two editions noted with out copy being the edition with the date Philadelphia, March 27, 1824 on printed on page xix Removed, foxed and minor tear to one page A plea for protectionism of American industry No copies for sale online.....
