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Annuals Of Southwestern Pennsylvania Vol. 1-4

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 444)

Annals of Southwestern Pennsylvania by Lewis Clark Walkinshaw, Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York, 1939, first, four volumes, complete. 394+ 425 + 528 + 623pp. with illustrations.

The Kanawha Spectator, Vol 1 & 2

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 444)

Includes; 1) The Kanawha Spectator, Vol. 1 by Julius A. De Gruyter, Jarrett Printing, Charleston, W.Va., 1953. Illustrations by Keith Rose and Paul Jordan. 2) The Kanawha Spectator Part II by Julius A. De Gruyter. Printed in the United States, copyrighted 1976 by William H. Erwin Jr., Charleston, West Virginia. These are a rare local history of Charleston and adjoining areas of West Virginia. Selling as one lot.

Cyclopedia of Westmoreland County, PA

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 444)

Biographical & Historical Cyclopedia of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Compiled, edited and published by John M. Gresham & Co., Samuel T. Wiley, chief assistant. Nos. 1218 and 1220 Filbert St. Philadelphia, 1890.

3 Haniel Long Books

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Pittsburgh Memoranda, by Haniel Long. Writers Editions, Santa FE N.M. Copyright, 1935, Printed in the U.S.A. (2) Pittsburgh Memoranda. Breton Books, Pittsburgh. (3) If He Can Make Her So, Selection and introduction by Ron Caplan with a painting from the work of John Kane. Frontier Press, Pittsburgh, PA. USA. Copyright, 1968

The Papers of Henry Bouquet Vol.2-4

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 444)

Lot includes: 1)The Papers of Henry Bouquet - The Forbes Expedition, Edited by S. K. Stevens, Donald H. Kent, Autumn L. Leonard. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Harrisburg 1951, volume 2. 2) The Papers of Henry Bouquet - January 1, 1759 - August 31, 1759. Edited by Donald H. Kent, Louis M. Waddell, Autumn L. Leonard, 1976, volume 3. 3) The Papers of Henry Bouquet - September 1, 1759 - August 31, 1760. Edited by Louis M. Waddell, John L. Tottenham, Donald H.Kent, 1978 volume 3. Selling as a set

Harris' Pittsburgh Business Directory, 1837

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 444)

INCLUDING THE NAMES OF ALL THE MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, PROFESSIONAL, AND MEN OF BUSINESS OF PITTSBURGH AND ITS VICINITY, Harris, Isaac,1837, First Edition, Pittsburgh, 340 pp plus 128 unnumbered pp of advertisements with some woodcut illustrations. Original board covers with new spine and end pages, some paper tanning throughout.

History of an Expedition Against Fort Du Quesne

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 444)

Sargent, Winthrop, Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo and Co for the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1855, first edition, 423pp, all plates and maps (most folding) and a text illustration present. Cloth covers worn and very faded.

History Of Butler With Illustrations

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 444)

History of Butler County, Pennsylvania. Embracing its physical features....... Illustrated. R.C. Brown & Co, 1895, first, 1360 pages with numerous illustrations and portraits, early settlement and subsequent growth... the legal and medical professions; the press; schools and school laws; internal improvements; agriculture; the temperance cause; military history; the butler oil and gas fields; sketches of boroughs, townships and villages; religious, educational, social and material progress; biographies and portraits of pioneers and representative citizens, etc. 4" thick, some wear and looseness.

Notes On The Settlement And Indian Wars

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 444)

Front cover detached, writing on title page Doddridge, Rev. Dr. Jos., , Printed at the Office of the Gazette, for the author, Wellsburgh, VA: 1824. First edition, 316 pp., Howes D-390:"Best of the many secondary sources on these border wars." Streeter sale 1334: "Classic on the life of the first settlers beyond the Alleghenies. Doddridge’s parents moved to Washington County, Pennsylvania, then a wilderness, in 1773, when he was four years old, so he knew by family tradition and actual experience the frontier life he describes so well.”Field 543: "Drawn from original sources, mostly of personal observation, or from the actors in the border wars." 316 pp

Beers Biographic Record Of Washington

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 444)

Commemorative Record of Washington County, Pennsylvania. Illustrated. J.H. Beers & Co., Chicago. 1893, first, 1494 pages with numerous portraits. Rebound, Albert Miller bookplate.

2 - Westmoreland County, PA Books Vol. III & IV

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 444)

Old and New Westmoreland, Genealogical and personal history under editorial supervision of Capt. Fenwick Y. Hedley. Vols. III & IV, 1918. Ten soiled pages 80 to 90, great local genealogical info. Scarce. Selling as one lot.

2 - Books on Jefferson College, Canonsburg, PA

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 444)

Includes; 1) History of Jefferson College: including an account of the early log cabin schools, Joseph Smith, 1857, first edition, covers and spine worn, good, scarce. 2) The Student Cavaliers, Forrest, R. F. Fenno & Company,1908, Jefferson College in Canonsburg w/2 b&w photos. Noah Thompson bookplate. Selling as one lot.

History Of Allegheny County, Pa

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 444)

1753 History of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania with illustrations descriptive of its scenery, palatial residences, public buildings, fine blocks and important manufactories, from original sketches by artists of the highest ability,L.H. Everts & Co.,1876, first, edition. Rebound.

Nationality Rooms of the University of Pittsburgh

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 444)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1947. Seventeen watercolors and forty-six crayon drawings by Andrey Avinoff, two etchings by Louis Orr. Limited to 1500 copies, large elephant folio with a Governor Martin bookplate.

Coalfields of Southwestern Pennsylvania, Boileau

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 444)

September, 1907, first, 90 pages with illustrations and maps plus large gatefold maps in the front and rear. This documents the southwestern PA coalfields owned by J.V. Thompson. Covers worn and there is a lengthy newspaper clipping about the suicide of the books author pasted inside the front cover. The front map is loose and one section is browned.

Caldwell's History Of Indiana County Pa

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 444)

History of Indiana County, Penn'a. 1745-1880, Published by J.A. Caldwell, 1880, first, with many lithographed views of homes and public buildings plus tax assessment lists, Civil War regiments, township development, churches, schools and biographical accounts with information on surrounding counties. Worn covers and some pages soiled or with old stains.

History Of Pittsburgh And Environs 4 Vols

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 444)

Fleming, G. T. History of Pittsburgh & Environs From Prehistoric Days to the Beginning of the American Revolution,New York & Chicago, 1922, 3 volumes of history and one of biography, covers worn, nice inside. Selling in four volumes.

Old Time Notes of Pennsylvania by Alex McClure

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 444)

Old Time Notes of Pennsylvania by A.K. McClure, L.L.D., autographed edition, numbered 406/1000. The John C, Winston Co., 1905, Philadelphia, with many illustrations. Beautiful binding in nice bright condition. Selling in two volumes.

Pittsburgh of Today, 4 Vols

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 444)

By Frank C. Harper, 1931, History from the earliest settlement to the 1930s plus biographical volumes with good genealogical info. Note wear, chewing to corners, etc, still good. Selling as one lot.

History of Erie County, Pa, 2 Vols

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 444)

Reed, John, 1925, first edition, 1,288pp., illustrated, history and biographies. Some looseness and wear, good only.

Experiences of a Forty-Niner by Wm. G. Johnson

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 444)

Experiences of a Forty-Niner by William G. Johnson. Pittsburgh, 1892, the scarce first edition with the blueprint map (which was printed after the book was published) loose in the back, 390pp. with 1 portrait and 13 illustrations. From an edition limited to fifty copies, according to Mintz in the original green cloth. The book is a direct transcript from the original journal kept along the overland route, with descriptions of the country, life at the mines, etc. Cowan p. 316. Printed when Pittsburgh was spelled Pittsburg. Howes J173

History Of Martinsburg And Berkeley County, WV

Lot #22 (Sale Order 22 of 444)

Aler, F.B., 1888, 1st, Some wear to the covers, a strip of cloth missing from the bottom of the spine, previous owner's book plate in front, pages 237-244 are heavily foxed and there is an old red campaign ribbon toting the gold standard tucked in there.

Caldwell's Centennial Atlas of Greene County

Lot #23 (Sale Order 23 of 444)

1876, first, color maps of towns and townships, lithographs of homes, buildings etc are hand tinted in green with many residences showing birdhouses for martins. Spine is duct taped.

The History Of Pittsburgh by Neville B. Craig

Lot #24 (Sale Order 24 of 444)

J. R. Weldin Company, Pittsburgh, 1917, 2nd, limited edition, xxiv, 310pp, 3 foldout maps, top edge gilt, title page toned from frontispiece map other wise very good.

Old Redstone by Joseph Smith D.D.

Lot #25 (Sale Order 25 of 444)

Old Redstone or Sketches of Western Presbyterianism, Philadelphia, Gambo,1854, First, 459pp.+ 8 plates. Old worn and yellowed newspaper notes on the Redstone circuit in southwestern PA and eastern Ohio glued on the front end pages, cover wear, some pages have notes and underlining.

Pittsburg Supply Catalogue For Plumbers

Lot #26 (Sale Order 26 of 444)

Water St and First Ave, Pittsburg, 1905, xxv, 683pp, illus including a frontispiece of their factory, hardbound with wear on edges and corners. Printed when "Pittsburgh" was spelled "Pittsburg". The endpapers are soiled and there is a hole in the front endpage, 4 pps foxed and about 20 have pencil marks, front inside hinge cracking at top, scarce.

2 - Mormon Books on S. Spaulding, Amity, PA

Lot #27 (Sale Order 27 of 444)

Includes; 1) VILLAGE SOUVENIR AND OTHER POEMS By Wm. H. Phipps, 1891, first, O.C. McClung, Pittsburgh, 128pp plus an errata page. This contains "Amity Annals" about Rev. Solomon Spaulding and his manuscript that many claimed was the book of Mormon. Hardbound in very good condition. 2) THE "MANUSCRIPT FOUND." MANUSCRIPT STORY, By Rev. Solomon Spaulding, Printed from a Verbatim Copy....,Printed and Published at the Millennial Star Office, Liverpool,1910, later printing. Paperbound with the back cover missing, front cover soiled and dog eared, spine covering is tattered and partially gone, fair condition only. Selling as one lot.

Frick and Lindsay Company Supply Catalog

Lot #28 (Sale Order 28 of 444)

Sandusky and Robinson Sts, N.S., Pittsburgh, PA, 1924, 1312pp, heavily illustrated including a picture of their building. Hardbound, about 8x10", covers worn and soiled, inside surprisingly clean, scarce.

Annals Of The West by James R Albach

Lot #29 (Sale Order 29 of 444)

Pittsburgh, W.S. Haven. 1856, First printing of the enlarged third edition, 1,016 pages, Howes p 231. Rebound in black leather, about 20 pages rough on the outside edge.

History of The Western Insurrection In Western PA

Lot #30 (Sale Order 30 of 444)

Brackenridge, H.M. Pittsburgh, W. S. Haven, 1859, first edition, 336 pp. History about the Whiskey Rebellion from the library of Noah Washington, rebound in green cloth, stamped with his name and address on the new front end page. The title page is very soiled and has a hole and there is old soil and foxing to the first 32 pages.

Notes On The Settlement And Indian Wars, Doddridge

Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 444)

With a Memoir of the author by His Daughter Narcissa....with addition of new and valuable material, John Ritenour & Wm Lindsey, Pittsburgh, 1912, wear on edges, cloth bleached on the bottom of spine and back cover, inscription from Ritenour to Dr. L. M. Herrington on the front flyleaf. The frontispiece if a photo of the now gone Doddridge house, the first house in Independence township, Washington County, PA.

3 - Washington County, PA Books

Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 444)

Includes; 1) Courts of Justice Bench and Bar, Crumrine,1902. 2) Beer's Biographical Record of Washington County, PA, 2 vol, reprint w/new all name index, fine. 3) Bibliography of Washington, PA, Crumrine, reprint, paperbound. Selling as one lot.

3 - Pennsylvania Books

Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 444)

Includes; 1) Disbound; History of Allegheny County. 2) Crumrine; Washington County disbound, missing front pages. 3) Memoirs of the Historical Society of PA, Vol. 1. Selling as one lot.

2 - The Old Pike books

Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 444)

Includes; 1) THE OLD PIKE, A HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL ROAD by Searight, Uniontown, Pa., 1894, first, illus, portraits, 384pp. Covers worn, front end pages loose,some penciled underlining and remarks by a previous owner on a number of pages. 2) SOME HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS OF THE NATIONAL PIKE, An Address by Hon. Henry W. Temple, August 1930, 14pp, Ward Printing Co, Washington. This has some ink corrections made by the author who had earlier walked most of the road with John Lacock and others paperbound. Selling as one lot.

2 - Washington County Pa Artists Books

Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 444)

Includes; 1) Malcolm Parcell: Wizard of Moon Lorn, Miller, D., Pittsburgh, 1985, first, 86 pp, heavily illus in color and b/w, fine in a fine dust jacket. 2) Inspirational Impressionistic Images by Jay Stock, Pathans Publishing,1992, limited edition of 2,500 copies,signed by the author on the title p, (80)pp. with a few pps of text and many full page color images. Covers worn on the edges in a very good dust jacket. Selling as one lot.

3 - Western Pa Whiskey Rebellion Books

Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 444)

1) The Freighter - A Tale of the Pittsburgh Frontier, Russell, A., Roxburgh Pub, 1915,1st,covers worn. 2) Sim Greene: A narrative of the Whisky Insurrection, John C. Winston Co, 1907, good. 3) THE LATIMERS -- A TALE OF THE WESTERN INSURRECTION OF 1794, Gibson Press reprint, rebound, library buckrum, XLIBRA with no outside marks. Selling as one lot.

8 Books on Pittsburgh

Lot #37 (Sale Order 37 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Unofficial Notes by John G. Bowman, 1963, dust jacket. 2) From Pittsburgh To Rocky Mountains edited by Maxine Benson, copyright 1988, dust jacket. 3) None Can See the Limits Of Its Reach by John Gabbert Bowman, 1964. 4) Rooms With A View by the University of Pittsburgh 5) The Darlington Memorial Library by Agnes Starrett, University of Pittsburgh Press 1938, copy of 1 out of 250 copies. 6) 1988 Pitt Football Media Guide. 7) Pitt - The Story of t University of Pittsburgh 1787-1987 by Robert C. Alberts. copyright 1986. 8) Pittsburgh The Story of an American City by Stefan Lorant, copyright 1975. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Pittsburgh Related Books

Lot #38 (Sale Order 38 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Good Provider - H.J. Heinz and his 57 Varieties by Robert C. Alberts, copyright 1973, signed by the author, dust jacket. 2) The Shaping Of The Point by Robert C. Alberts, copyright 1980, dust jacket. 3) Discovering Pittsburgh Sculpture, photographs by Vernon Gay, text by Marilyn Evert, copyright 1983. 4) Penn Woods West by Edwin L. Peterson, copyright 1959 Second Edition. University of Pittsburgh Press 5) Pittsburgh The Story of an American City, Stefan Lorant, Fourth Edition 1988, Author's Edition, dust jacket. 6) portrait of an urban medical center by Allegheny General, copyright 1991. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on Western Pennsylvania

Lot #39 (Sale Order 39 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) THE FREIGHTER - A Tale of the Pittsburgh Frontier by Andrew Lyle Russell, copyright 1915. 2) SIM GREENE And Tom The Tinker's Men by Richard T. Wiley, Litt, D. Copyright 1943 Fourth Printing. 3) Letters to Piglet by Ruth Hannah Chalfant, copyright 1976. Signed by author, dust jacket. 4) Piglet Parables by Ruth Hannah Chalfant, copyright 1977, First Edition, signed by author. 5)Chronicles of Border Warfare by Alexander Scott Withers, reprinted 1994. 6) John McMillan - The Apostle of Presbyterianism in The West 1752-1833 by Dwight Raymond Guthrie, copyright 1952 University of Pittsburgh Press, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

History of the County of Westmoreland

Lot #40 (Sale Order 40 of 444)

History of the County of Westmoreland, Pennsylvania with Biographical Sketches of many of the Pioneers and Prominent men. Edited by George Dallas Albert. Illustrated. Philadelphia, L.H. Everts & Co. 1882. Press of J.B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia. Title page, preface and contents pages covered in plastic protectors.

5 - Books on Pennsylvania from Gov. Martin Library

Lot #40A (Sale Order 41 of 444)

Lot includes five books from the personal library of Gov. Edward Martin; 1) A Letter from Pennsylvania 1683, A Page of Finnish History, introduction by Kalle T. Jutila, Minister of Finland to the United States, 1949. Signed Edward Martin 1951 and Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 2) My Pennsylvania, A Bried History of the Commonwealth's Sixty-seven Counties. Published by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, copyright, 1946. Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 3) Pennsylvania's welcome to the Conference of Governors, 1944, Harrisburg, May 28th to 31st. Gold embossed cover; Honorable Edward Martin, Governor of Pennsylvania and Edward & Charity Martin bookplate. 4) Pennsylvania's welcome to the Conference of Governors, 1944, Harrisburg, May 28th to 31st. Autographed by Gov. Edward Martin, Nov. 8, 1944. 5) Pennsylvania, published by The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1944, second printing. Selling as one lot.

Twenty-Eighth Division Vol. 1-2 w/10th Inf. Box

Lot #40B (Sale Order 42 of 444)

Twenty-Eighth Division, Pennsylvania's Guard in the World War. Compiled from official and private records by Colonel Edward Martin, E.S. Wallace, A.M., D.D. editor, published by 28th Division Publishing Co., Pittsburgh, PA, copyright 1923, in two volumes. Also included in this lot is a hard cover protector for the 10th PA Vol. Infantry, from the Edward Martin personal library. Selling as one lot.

6 - War Related Books from Gov. Martin Library

Lot #40C (Sale Order 43 of 444)

Six books from the personal library of Gov. Edward Martin; 1) America in the World War, A Romance in Figures, by Colonel P.S. Bond and Colonel C.O. Sherrill, George Banta Publishing Co., Wisconsin. Copyright 1921. Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 2) Infantry in Battle, The Infantry Journal Inc. Washington, DC, 1934. Signed by Edward Martin, May 1936 with Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 3) Strategy, A Lecture Delivered by Colonel Arthur L. Wagner. Hudson-Kimberly Publishing Co., 1904, signed Edward Martin, Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 4) Reds in America, Beckwith Press, 1924. Signed Edward Martin, Sept. 30, 1931, with Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 5) Chevrons by Leonard H. Nason, George H. Doran Co., 1926. Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 6) History of the Spanish American War, by Henry Watterson, illustrated, The Werner Co., 1898. Edward & Charity Martin book plate. Selling as one lot.

10 - Books on War Related from Gov. Martin Library

Lot #40D (Sale Order 44 of 444)

Ten books from the personal library of Gov. Edward Martin; 1) Barbed Wire Entanglements by Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone, published by Stackpole Sons, Harrisburg, PA, 1940. Signed Edward Martin with Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 2) Your Sons and Ten Fighting Generals by Donald Wilhelm, American Brake Shoe Co., NY 1944. Signed by Edward Martin May 9, 1944 with Edward & Charty Martin book plate. 3) Your Son and Six Fighting Generals by Donald Wilhelm, American Brake Shoe Co., NY 1944. Signed by Edward Martin , Sept. 20, 1944 with Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 4) Makers of Modern Strategy, edited by Edward Meade Earle. Book is signed by the editor, signed by Edward Martin and presented to Martin by W. S. Culbertson with an inscription and two photogrpahs including Martin at Charmain, PA. Copyrighted 1943 with an Edward & Charity Martin book plate, dust jacket. 5) Manuever in War by Charles Andrew Willoughby, Military Service Pub. Co., 1939. Signed by Edwar Martin with Edward & Charity Martin book plate, dust jacket. 6) Pennsylvania's First Year at War, Harrisburg, PA 1943. Signed by Martin on cover with Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 7) Pennsylvania's Second Year at War, Harrisburg,

Olden Times, 2 Vols by Neville B. Craig

Lot #41 (Sale Order 45 of 444)

Volume 1, Pittsburgh, 1846, the scarce first edition, volume 2, Pittsburgh,1874, second edition, HOWES C846 "Unrivalled collection of Ohio Valley sources." Selling as one lot

The Construction Of The Mills Dams

Lot #42 (Sale Order 46 of 444)

The Construction of Mill Dams ....also the building of race and reservoir embankments ... the measurement of streams.... &. Springfield (OH): James Leffel & Co.,1874, 336 pp., first, 47 full-page wood engravings, pp. 313-336 have ads for machinery, etc,some fading to covers.

Atlas of Mahoning County Ohio

Lot #43 (Sale Order 47 of 444)

D.J. Lake CE. Simmons, Titon and Simmons Cover is worn, taped spine, 1874. 95 pages.

History Of Youngstown And The Mahoning Valley

Lot #44 (Sale Order 48 of 444)

Youngstown, The American Historical Society, 1921, a special limited, deluxe edition volume History Of Youngstown And The Mahoning Valley, with extensive, in depth biographies of numerous prominent residents and families.

Report of the Trial of Friends at Steubenville,OH

Lot #45 (Sale Order 49 of 444)

Report of The Trial of Friends at Steubenville, Ohio, from the 15th to the 26th of October, 1828, Marcus T.C. Gould, Philadelphia, Jesper Harding, 1829, first edition, 340 pp. Rebound in leather, pages foxed throughout. A trial of two gentlemen who interrupted the Friends meeting in Steubenville with great force and violence.

The Squirrel Hunters of Ohio by N.E. Jones MD

Lot #46 (Sale Order 50 of 444)

Robert Clark Co, 1898, First edition (with the word "correct" spelled "corcret" on p. 19), a scarce Ohio history, front cover neatly repaired with black tape long ago.

The Doctrine of Friends by Elisha Bates, 1825

Lot #47 (Sale Order 51 of 444)

1825, Mount Pleasant, OH, 1st, scarce, leather, worn at spine, corners, pages yellowed, first page tattered, hard to find early Mount Pleasant, OH title.

Clark of the Ohio by Frederick Palmer

Lot #48 (Sale Order 52 of 444)

Life of George Rogers Clark, Dodd, Mead, 1929, first edition, xv, 482 pp. frontispiece., plates, portraits, maps, indexed. Good Old Northwest history.

Bonnie Belmont, Belmont Co., OH, & Wheeling

Lot #49 (Sale Order 53 of 444)

Bonnie Belmont, A Historical Romance of the Days of Slavery and the Civil War by Judge John S. Cochran. Published by the author, Wheeling,1907, first, 291pp, illus. including a fold out view of Wheeling (tattered, old yellowed tape on the back of the foldout), stories of Belmont County, Ohio and Wheeling, WV. Rebound long ago, some pages spotted.

Steubenville & Jefferson Co., Ohio

Lot #50 (Sale Order 54 of 444)

Steubenville & Jefferson Co., Ohio 20th Century History of Steubenville & Jefferson County (Ohio), and Representative Citizens, Doyle, Joseph B., 1992 reprint of the 1910 original, 1197pp plus numerous illustrations and portraits plus a new 132 pp all name index. Contains 1000s of names from Steubenville and nearby areas. Near fine

Book Press

Lot #50A (Sale Order 55 of 444)

Cast iron book press with wheel driven mechanism. Measures 15.5" high, 22" long and 12" deep.

The Ohio Annual Register by John A Bryan

Lot #51 (Sale Order 56 of 444)

For the year 1835, containing a condensed history of the state, with a full and complete catalogue of all the public officers in the several counties of Ohio; officers of state; members of congress, and the legislature, 128pp., first edition. Covered with a clear mylar jacket.

The Navigator by Zadoc Cramer, 1824

Lot #52 (Sale Order 57 of 444)

Containing Directions for Navigating the Ohio, and Mississippi Rivers; with an ample account of Much Admired Waters from The Head of the Former to the Mouth of the Latter; and a Concise Description of Their Towns,Villages, Harbors, Settlement., w Maps of the Ohio and Mississippi; To which Is Added an Appendix, Containing an Account of Louisiana, And of the Missouri and Columbia Rivers, as Discovered by the Voyage under Capts. Lewis and Clark, (CRAMER, Zadok), Twelfth Edition, 1824, Published By Cramer & Spear, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, 275 pp plus a map of Pittsburgh and 13 maps of the Ohio, 1 of the Falls of the Ohio, and 13 maps of the Mississippi. (map of Pittsburgh has corner missing, map 4, page 69 has a closed tear) There is an ink name on the title page and some foxing or soil on some pages. Howes C-855: "Most widely used guide to western waters in the early period, both before and after the application of steam in 1807." Sabin 17386. American Imprints 40590.

Citizens of Ohio

Lot #53 (Sale Order 58 of 444)

Representative Citizens of Ohio. Memorial-Biographical by G. Frederick Wright. The Memorial Publishing Co. Cleveland, Ohio New York, N.Y. 1915. Water stain in lower right corner, beginning from title page to page 66. 462 pp. plus index

2 volumes- History of the Upper Ohio Valley

Lot #54 (Sale Order 59 of 444)

History of the Upper Ohio Valley. Illustrated. Madison Wis. Brant & Fuller, 1890. History and genealogical info on Belmont County, Ohio and Brooke, Hancock and Ohio Counties of West Virginia including much on the great Wheeling area. Spines weak on edges. Sold as a set.

Parkersburg Oil & Gas Well Drilling Equipment

Lot #55 (Sale Order 60 of 444)

The Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company, Parkersburg, WV, 1921, 506pp, index, heavily illustrated with many, many fold out plates. Hardbound, some wear on the covers, good and tight and extremely hard to find.

Flora of WV 2 Volumes

Lot #56 (Sale Order 61 of 444)

Flora of West Virginia, Strausbaugh & Core, West Virginia University Bulletins, 4 softbound issues, 1952 - 1964, Morgantown, WV, First editions bound in two leather volumes, 1075pp plus the original paper wraps, many black and white and a few col illustrations, index in volume 2, original paper covers soiled else very good ++.

A Winter In The West, 2 Volumes

Lot #57 (Sale Order 62 of 444)

By Charles F. Hoffman. 1835, First Edition, "BAL 8521; Sabin 32389; Field, Indian Bibliography, 706." "2 vols, 12mo, original slate brown cloth, gilt lettering." " Hoffman’s first book, an entertaining and informative journal of his travels from New York to Ohio, Missouri and Illinois in the winter of 1833. Field thought highly enough of Hoffman’s account of the various Western Indian tribes to give it a “high rank in aboriginal literature.” , rebound long ago with new end pages, some foxing.

A Crooked Trail

Lot #58 (Sale Order 63 of 444)

Axtell-Rush Pub., Pittsburgh, 1908, first in book form, rebound, some foxing to pages. The story of a thousand-mile saddle trip up and down the Texas frontier in pursuit of a runaway ox, with adventures by the way, Miller, L

Prairie and Rocky Mountain Adventures

Lot #59 (Sale Order 64 of 444)

Prairie and Rocky Mountain Adventures, or Life in the West by John C. Van Tramp. 1867, rebound in leather. Engraved frontis page, 13 wood engravings, 763pp.

California: For Health, Pleasure, And Residence

Lot #60 (Sale Order 65 of 444)

Nordhoff, C., California: For Health, Pleasure, And Residence, a book for travelers and settlers by Charles Nordhoff. NY Harper & Brothers,1872, first edition, 255pp + 4pp book ads, many illus and maps. Rebound with new end pages, some foxing throughout.

Western Wilds And The Men Who Redeem Them

Lot #61 (Sale Order 66 of 444)

By J.H. Beadle. Cincinnati: Jones Brothers & Company, 1879, first edition, color map, illustrations, with much on Mormons, Custer, etc. Leather spines and corners worn, nice marbled endpages.

The Black Hills…by Richard Irving Dodd

Lot #62 (Sale Order 67 of 444)

a Minute Description of the Routes, Scenery, Soil, Climate, Timber, Gold, Geology, Zoology, Etc, James Miller, Publisher, N.Y.,1876, first edition, 151pp + [4]pp publisher"s catalog, four cross section plates, two of which are hand-colored and one of which folds out + 10 tinted plates for a total of 14. Alas the map is missing. Rebound in leather with new end pages. Howes listed "b" 411.

Great West And Her Commercial Metropolis,1860 1st

Lot #63 (Sale Order 68 of 444)

Edwards, Richard and Hopewell,M, St. Louis, 1860, first edition, [4],[53]-604,[1],[30]pp. Contains a wealth of historical material, especially on early days in the West, the fur trade, scrapes with Indians, the Mexican War, and the commercial development of St. Louis, with many biographies of prominent citizens. Includes a view of Pittsburgh at the beginning of the text. The 30pp. section after the main text (not mentioned by Howes), is comprised of engraved plates to adorn a projecte second volume, which was apparently never published. These specimen plates depict business establishments, breweries, mills, steam laundries, etcfocus on St Louis and area, some wear on spine, corners, all edges gilt. Howes E 69.

First Across The Continent by N. Brooks

Lot #64 (Sale Order 69 of 444)

The Story of the Exploring Expedition of Lewis and Clark in 1804-5-6, Brooks, N. October, 1901, First Edition with foldout map, 1 plate loose, xii pp., 1 l., 365 pp

2 - Western Books

Lot #65 (Sale Order 70 of 444)

Includes; 1) Brockett, Our Western Empire or the New West Beyond the Misssissippi, 1881, first, color maps and many black/white illustrations, covers worn. 2) Wood, Over the Range to the Golden Gate, 1904, revised with additions, foldout map in rear, numerous illustrations, with the names W. P. Templeton and J. E. Johnston on the endpage. Selling as one lot.

3 - Books on General Custer

Lot #66 (Sale Order 71 of 444)

Lot includes; 1) Boots and Saddles by Elizabeth B. Custer, with portrait and map. New York, Harper and Brothers , Franklin Square. Copyright 1885. 2) Cavalier in Buckskin - George Armstrong Custer and the Western Military Frontier by Robert M. Utley. University of Oklahoma Press: Norman and London, copyright 1988, dust jacket. 3) Custer and the Little Big Horn - A Psychobiographical Inquiry by Charles K. Hofling, M.D., Wayne University Press, Detroit, 1981. Dust jacket. Selling as one lot.

1887 Animal Industry Report on Cattle Range

Lot #67 (Sale Order 72 of 444)

GPO, Wash, DC, 1887, 456 pp, illus,13 color fold-outs. Herd 2368, "Contains a report on the condition of the range cattle industry by H. M. Taylor, on calf raising on the plains by George W. Rust, and on the cattle industry in California by A. S. Mercer. Some cover wear and soil.

3 Books on California History

Lot #68 (Sale Order 73 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) West Winds, California's Book of Fiction. Edited by Herman Whitaker. 1914. (2) The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire. Edited by Charles Morris, LL.D. 1906. (3) Glimpses of California and the Missions by Helen Hunt Jackson. Boston 1911. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Early U.S. Fur Trading

Lot #69 (Sale Order 74 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) The Time of the Buffalo by John McHugh. New York 1972. Dust jacket. (2) Adventures of Zenas Leonard Fur Trader edited by John C. Ewers. 1959. (3) The Beaver Men Spearheads of Empire by Mari Sandoz. New York. 1964 2nd printing. (4) Furs by Astor by John Upton Terrell. 1963 1st edition. (5) Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwourth by T.D. Bonner. 1965. All have dust jackets. Selling as 1 lot.

2 California History Titles

Lot #70 (Sale Order 75 of 444)

Lot Includes;; (1) Oregon and California the Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains by Brevet Col. J. C. Fremont. Buffalo 1851. Double Frontis and 2 plates. (2) The Great Trek by Owen Cochran Coy. 1931. 3 maps and woodcuts. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Ghost Towns & Frontier

Lot #71 (Sale Order 76 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Ghost Town Treasures by Lambert Florin, copyright 1965, First Edition, dust jacket. 2) Ghost Towns Of The west by Lambert Florin, copyright 1971, dust jacket. 3) Down On The Farm commentary by Stewart H. Hollbrook, copyright MCMLIV, dust jacket. 4) The Frontier Years by Mark H. Brown and W. R. Felton, L. A. Huffman, Photographer of the Plains, copyright MVMLV, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

9 Books on American Trails

Lot #72 (Sale Order 77 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Santa Fe Trail by R. L. Duffus, Reprinted Edition 1931, dustjacket. 2) DESTINY ROAD - The Gila Trail and the Opening of the Southwest by Odie B. Faulk, copyright 1973 by Oxford University Press, Inc., dustjacket. 3) The End Of The Trail from E. Alexander Powell, F.R.G.S., Reprinted April 1916. 4) Soldiers on the Santa Fe Trail by Leo E. Oliva, copyright 1967 by the University of Oklahoma Press. 5) The Great North Trail by Dan Cushman, copyright 1966, First Edition, dustjacket. 6) Doomed Road Of Empire - The SpanishTrail of Conquest by Hodding Carter, copyright 1963, First Edition, dustjacket. 7) The California Trail by George R. Stewart, copyright 1962, dustjacket. 8) The Oregon Trail by Francis Parkman, illustrated by Thomas Hart Benton, copyright 1945, dustjacket. 9) Here Rolled The Covered Wagons by Albert and Jane Salisbury, copyright 1948, Third Revised Edition, dustjacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Portraits From North American Indian Life

Lot #73 (Sale Order 78 of 444)

Edward S. Curtis, 1972, first edition, xvi pp. 88 plates (on 176 pp.), oblong 15x18, with gift inscription (not by the author), minor wear, Albert Miller Bookplate.

Wigwam And War-Path or The Royal Chief In Chains

Lot #74 (Sale Order 79 of 444)

John P. Dale, Boston, 1875, 2nd, xiii, 700, (1) pp, illustrations. 17 tales of the old west & the pioneers including Capt. Jack, Scar-faced Charley, Black Jim, Boston Charley and others, some cover wear

American Indians, First Families of the SW

Lot #75 (Sale Order 80 of 444)

American Indians, First Families of The Southwest by J. F. Huckel, 1928, 4th edition, edited by Fred Harvey, Kansas City, lovely color illustrations and cardstock cover.

2 - Native American Indian Books

Lot #76 (Sale Order 81 of 444)

Includes; 1) Lyman, QUILL AND BEADWORK OF THE WESTERN SIOUX, Dept. Interior, 1954, 116pp illus, chapters on the preparation of skins used, porcupine quill work, bead work and much more, paperbound. 2) Mails, SUNDANCING AT ROSEBUD AND PINE RIDGE, Centre for Western Studies--Augustana College, Soiux Falls, S.D., 1978, first, pp.viii,396, illus, includes Eagle Feather, James O. Dorsey, Frances Densmore and others. Albert Miller bookplate, dust jacket has spine spots and a small chuck missing at the top resulting in a little fading of the spine cloth. Selling as one lot.

The Bark Canoes And Skin Boats Of North America

Lot #77 (Sale Order 82 of 444)

By Edwin Tappan Adney and Howard I. Chapelle, 1964, Smithsonian, Washington, DC, first edition, 242pp. with illustrations. Albert Miller bookplate.

Pictorial History Of Indian Wars And Captivities

Lot #78 (Sale Order 83 of 444)

Frost's Pictorial History of Indian Wars and Captivities,New York, Wells Publishing Co., 1873, first edition, many illustrations, some wear and foxing.

7 Books on American Indians

Lot #79 (Sale Order 84 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Famous Indian Tribes by William Moyers and David C. Cooke, copyright 1954. 2) Sioux Indian Leaders by Mildred Fielder, copyright 1975, dust jacket, reprint. 3) People Of The Lakes by the Editors of Time-Life Books, 1994 Time-Life Inc., dust jacket. 4) Pictorial History of the Wild West by James D. Horan and Paul Sann, copyright 1954. 5) The OLD WEST Speaks by Howard R. Driggs, Water-Coloring Paintings by William Henry Jackson, copyright 1956, dust jacket. 6) The North American Indians by Paula Richardson Fleming and Judith Luskey, published 1988, dust jacket. 7) A Pictorial History of the American Indian by Oliver Lafarge, MCMLVI, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on American Indians

Lot #80 (Sale Order 85 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Concise Encyclopedia of the AMERICAN INDIAN, Revised Edition, Bruce Grant, copyright 1960 by E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc. ,dust jacket. 2) In A Sacred Manner We Live, photographs of the North American Indian by Edward S. Curtis, Barre Publishers 1973. 3) Indian and Eskimo Artifacts of North America, Charles Miles, MCMLXIII Henry Regency Co., dust jacket. 4) Lewis Henry Morgan - The Indian Journals 1859-62, Edited and with an introduction by Leslie A. White, copyright by the University of Michigan 1959, dust jacket. 5) The Canadian Indian - The Illustrated History of the Great Tribes of Canada, Fraser Symington, copyright 1969, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on American Indians

Lot #81 (Sale Order 86 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Chief Pushmataha, American Patriot, by Anna Lewis, First Edition 1959, dust jacket. 2) The Patriot Chiefs by Alvin M. Josephy, Jr., maps by Daniel Brownstein, copyright 1961, dust jacket. 3) Life Among The Apaches by John C. Cremony, 1991 Indian Head Books, dust jacket. 4) My Friend The Indian by James McLaughlin, with illustrations, copyright 1910, Sixth Impression. 5) The Indian Heritage of America by Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. copyright 1968, dust jacket. 6) National Geographic on Indians of the Americas, a color-illustrated record, Third Printing 1957. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on American Indians

Lot #82 (Sale Order 87 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) American Indians of the Southeast, text by Michael Johnson, color plates by Richard Hook, copyright 1995. 2) Native Roots - How The Indians Enriched America by Jack Weatherford, copyright 1991, dust jacket. 3) Warpaths Invasions of North America by Ian K. Steele, 1994 Oxford University Press, dust jacket. 4) The Long Death by Ralph K. Andrist, maps by Rafael D. Palacios, Fourth Printing 1965, dust jacket. 5) Touch The Earth by T. C. McLuhan, copyright 1971, dust jacket. 6) White Savage - The Case of John Dunn Hunter by Richard Drinnon, copyright 1972, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Colton's General Atlas with Descriptions, 1870

Lot #83 (Sale Order 88 of 444)

1870, Hand colored engravings, front cover worn, almost detached, spine covering chipped and worn, 2 small closed 1" tears on first 10 pages, tatters on very edge of pages 41,42, on the double paged Pennsylvania Map, few smudge marks in margin,.scarce.

Caldwell's Washington County, PA Atlas, 1876

Lot #84 (Sale Order 89 of 444)

J.A. Caldwell, 1876, first, colored township, town & village maps + lithographic views of residences, public buildings, businesses. Cover loose from spine, first 2 pp and last 2 pages loose and tattered. Foldout part of Amwell Map is missing.

Tuscarawas Ohio Atlas And History

Lot #85 (Sale Order 90 of 444)

The First Centennial History and Atlas of Tuscarawas County, Ohio. Published and copyrighted by Edwin S. Rhodes,Tuscarawas Centennial Association. New Philadelphia, Ohio, 1908, first, rebound in leather, 236pp. The title page is in poor condition but the history and maps are nice with 100's of names of landowners.

Atlas of Classical Geography

Lot #86 (Sale Order 91 of 444)

Hughs,William, Long, editor, 1870, maps outlined in color. Rebound in leather, very nice inside.

A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court, Twain

Lot #87 (Sale Order 92 of 444)

New York, Charles L. Webster & Co., 1890, 575 pps + 2 pp. pub ads. b/w frontis & illus. Second or third issue of the first, as evidenced by the lack of a "S" in caption, The King, p.59. No half title on fly leaf. On the last three lines of p. 72, type is broken. Olive green cloth covers lettered in gilt front and spine (eliminating the word "Connecticut" on cover). Gilt device on spine; stamped on front in gilt, blue, & black is a decoration of an armored knight, shield, top-hat, etc. Tiny olive & white wallpaper print eps. Copyrighted 1889 by Clements. Date on t.p. is 1890; actual release date 12/10/89. Corners lightly bumped and rubbed, spine ends creased. Reference Merle Johnson, Bibliography of Mark Twain, 1935. BAL 3429

The American Claimant by Mark Twain

Lot #88 (Sale Order 93 of 444)

New York: Charles L. Webster & Company, 1892. First Edition, illustrated by Dan Beard in pen & ink. xiv, (xv-xvi)-277, (278) pp. plus 8 pp. publisher’s advertisements (279-286). Beard created the frontispiece and twenty-three other illustrations. See Johnson, Bibliography of the Works of Mark Twain, pp. 53-54. Some wear on edges and top, bottom of spine, corners bent.

1st Edition, The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer by Twain

Lot #89 (Sale Order 94 of 444)

The American Publishing Company, Hartford, Chicago, Cincinnati, A. Roman & Co., San Francisco, 1876, First Edition with second page of Contents paginated "XII," third page "XIII;" second page of Illustrations correctly paginated "XVI;" publishers ads "Revised December 1st, 1876."Lacks all fly leaves and the half title illustration page is loose and tattered on the edges. The original leather binding was crudely repaired long ago and there is paper tape at the top of the first and last page – the later affecting the type in the book ads, a poor copy of a very scarce book.

Pudd’Nhead Wilson & Life On The Mississippi, Twain

Lot #90 (Sale Order 95 of 444)

2 Mark Twain titles. Includes; 1) Pudd’nhead Wilson/ Those Extraordinary Twins, Hartford, Conn.: American Publishing, A 1902 reprint of the 1894 first, 432pp, b&w margin illus. throughout. 2) Life on the Mississippi, Harper & Brothers, New York, 1899, Biographical Edition reprint of the original, 465 pp. plus book ads and Twain portrait frontis piece. From the Carrons (early Washington County farm family on Route 40 East ) estate with ink signature and date 1900 in ink on the fron free end page, 2 pps uncut (unopened). Selling as one lot.

4 - Mark Twain Books

Lot #91 (Sale Order 96 of 444)

Includes; 1) The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg And Other Stories And Essays, Harper & Brothers, New York, 1900, First edition, state 2, 398 pp + book ads, illustrated, first flyleaf crudely cut off, spine sunned. 2) MARK TWAIN'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY (IN VOLUMES), Twain, Mark (with an Introduction by Paine, Albert Bigelow), P. F. Collier And Son Company, New York, 1925, First edition, xvi, 793pp, frontispiece of Twain, burgundy cloth, gilt lettered cover and spine, top edges gilt. 3) ROUGHING IT, Harper & Brothers, 1923 reprint, 330pp, states Volume 1 but complete, vgd. 3) THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER AND THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, Modern Library, NY, no date given (1940), 591 pp, frontispiece, end pages have red, black and white characters and scenes from the books, hard to find. No dj. Selling as one lot.

2 - First Editions by Mark Twain

Lot #92 (Sale Order 97 of 444)

1) Extracts from Adam's Diary, Harper & Brothers, April 1904, First Edition, illustrated, covers and spine soiled, some wear, good tight copy. No dust jacket. 2) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, With Notes Containing Corrections To Date, New York and London: Harper and Brothers, 1907, First edition, first printing, with statement "Published February, 1907," boxed advertisement for Uniform Edition with seventeen titles listed and six titles under the heading "Other Books by Mark Twain," list of illustrations set in eight lines including heading, and misprint in the text at page 123, L2 "Autobiography;" first state frontispiece with facsimile signature captioned "[1906]." Frontispiece with tissue guard. Publisher"s original red "cornhuskers" cloth with gilt lettered spine. Covers water marked, spine very sun faded, previous owner’s name in ink on end page. No dust jacket. Selling as one lot.

7 - Books About Mark Twain

Lot #93 (Sale Order 98 of 444)

Includes; 1) MARK TWAIN IN LOVE: THE STORY OF THE UNSUITABLE SUITOR, Miller, A., 1973 First Edition, dj. 2) A LIFETIME WITH MARK TWAIN THE MEMORIES OF KATY LEARY, FOR THIRTY YEARS HIS FAITHFUL AND DEVOTED SERVANT, Lawton, M, Harcourt, Brace & Company, NY, 1925, First Edition, 325 pp plus b/w photographs. Lending library stamp inside front cover else very good. 3) MARK TWAIN'S AMERICA, DeVoto, Bernard, Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, 1933, 2nd edition, illustrated with woodblock prints by M.J. Gallagher at the beginning of each chapter, Bibliography, Appendices, Index. Lacks dust jacket, covers faded. 4) MARK TWAIN AND THE GOVERNMENT, Petersen, S., Caldwell, Idaho, The Caxton Printers, 1960, First thus, 146pp., beige cloth, dj. Bookplate of Edward Martin. 5) MARK TWAIN IN THE MOVIES: A MEDITATION WITH PICTURES, Seelye, J., Viking, 1977, NY, An intimate view of Twain (1835-1910) in words and pictures with many photos that had never been published before,wrinkled dust jacket. 6) MARK TWAIN HIMSELF, Meltzer, M., Bonanza reprint of 1940 edition, xii, 303pp, over 600 photographs and drawings, spine tear on bottom edge, some page stains. 7) MARK TWAIN ON THE

3 - Mark Twain Books

Lot #94 (Sale Order 99 of 444)

Includes; 1) Mark Twain's Burlesque Autobiography, Peter Pauper Press, Larchmont, 1930, illustrated woodcut portraits derived from old chapbooks accompany the text, limited 1/525 with the stamp of Priscilla Guthrie’s Book Shop, Pittsburgh, on the inside of the back cover. 2) Mark Twain's, Date 1601. Conversations as it was by the social fireside in the time of the Tudors. Privately printed for the Mark Twain Society of Chicago, MCMXXXIX (1939). Signed by the author. This is illustrated with a frontispiece of Tudor fireside scene with MT among famous Tudor dignitaries. 3) English As She Is Taught by Mark Twain The A.M. Davis Co., Boston, 1920, 22pp, a revised edition issued by The Century Company, paper covers worn, chipped and split at the seam. Selling as one lot.

Following The Equator by Mark Twain

Lot #95 (Sale Order 100 of 444)

Following The Equator, A Journey Around The World. American Publishing Co., Hartford, Connecticut, MCCCCXCVIII (1898), copyright 1897, by Olivia L. Clemens. Fortieth Thousand, 712 pp + photogravure front is of Twain leaning back on a deck chair, signed in facsimile: "Be good and you will be lonesome." With 192 illustrations by Dan Beard, A. B. Frost, B. W. Peter Newell, et al. Original blue full cloth binding, decorated in gold and polychrome, with an elephant on the front board.

1st Edition, Mark Twain's Sketches, New And Old

Lot #96 (Sale Order 101 of 444)

Hartford: American Publishing Company, 1875, First Edition, Second State, 320 pp. with illustrations in text. Blue cloth, gilt-stamped front board and spine, black-stamped back board. Ink inscription of former owner on front end paper.

08 - Mark Twain Books

Lot #97 (Sale Order 102 of 444)

Includes; 1) The ADVENTURES of COLONEL SELLERS. by C. Neider, Doubleday, 1965, first thus 2) THE SELECTED LETTERS OF MARK TWAIN, C. Neider, Harper & Row, 1982, stated first but with the BOMC indent on back cover. 3) POOR LITTLE STEPHEN GIRARD, NY: Schocken, 1981, First US printing. 4) KING LEOPOLD'S SOLILOQUY, Twain, Mark, International Publishers. NY, 1970 reprint, 87 pages with gruesome photos of the tortures inflicted by Leopold’s minions, as documented and reported by Harris and Casement. Plastic coating on paper covers very soiled and separating at the edges and major ink notes and underlining throughout. 5) Twain: Wit and Wisecracks, Peter Pauper Press, 1961 6) Man is the Only Animal That Blushes.., Random Hse, 1970. 7) THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, G&D, 1948. 8) The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, G&D, 1948.

1st Edition The Prince Of India by Lew Wallace

Lot #98 (Sale Order 103 of 444)

The Prince Of India or Why Constaniople Fell, 2 volumes, by Lew. Wallace. Wallace was also the author of Ben Hur. Harper and Brothers, 1893, first, ii, vi, 50,vi, 578pp, blue cloth gilt lettering and red and white decoration.

Thackerayana, Notes & Anecdotes by Wm. M Thackeray

Lot #99 (Sale Order 104 of 444)

Chatto & Windus, London, 1875, first edition, second state, xx, 494pp with 100s of sketches by the author including 5 in color. Six banded leather spine and the corners are scuffed and worn, nice marbled end pages and page edges, some foxing, a good plus copy.

7 1860's Tauchnitz Volumes w/ Mounted Photos

Lot #100 (Sale Order 105 of 444)

With early mounted photographs. All published by Bernhard Tauchnitz, Leipzig, Germany in the 1860s: 1) TRANSFORMATION: OR, THE ROMANCE OF MONTE BENI (MARBLE FAUN), Hawthorne, N., two volumes, pp. x, 292; vi, 280 + nearly 60 mounted albumen photographs featuring Rome and Florence and showing architecture, art, sculpture, scener; and, most interestingly, people. 2) THE DIVINE COMEDY OF DANTE ALIGHIERI. 3-4-5) 3 volumes, Longfellow, H. W., volume 1 has a mounted albumen photo portrait of Dante. 3) THE WORKS OF LORD BYRON. volume 2 ONLY, vi, 521pp, plus a mounted albumen photo of Byron for the frontispiece. 4) LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME: WITH IVRY AND THE ARMADA, MacAulay, T. B., 240pp plus a black and white frontispiece drawing. All are bound in leather and vellum and measure about 4.5x6.25”, all have nice gilt endpages and are signed with the names of members of the Lea family of Florence plus some have a stamp of the Italian bookseller Giulio Giannini, Firenze (Florence). Some stains on the white vellum bindings. Selling as one lot.

First Edition of The First Book by Archibald Rutledge

Lot #101 (Sale Order 106 of 444)

Under the Pines and Other Poems By A.H. Rutledge, 1906, The Eddy Press Corp, the extremely scarce first edition of the author's first book, Signed and inscribed by the author to "Miss Clara McCormick from A. H. Rutledge, May 9, 1906. And added to the bottom is "O to recall. What to recall”? - Phillips. Green cloth, gold lettering. Bubbled surface above the authors name and on the back, tear at top of spine and mild scuffing on corners. Archibald Hamilton Rutledge, 1883-1973, is the author of dozens of books about hunting and is perhaps most well known as South Carolina’s most beloved poet laureate. His former home, Hampton Plantation, is a state operated park and is open to the public. Rutledge’s notable descendents to name only a couple include two former South Carolina governors (his grandfathers) and a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

2 - Booth Tarkington, First Editions

Lot #102 (Sale Order 107 of 444)

Includes; 1) The Conquest of Canaan, NY, Harper & Brothers, October, 1905, first with a perfect "p" on page 378, line 2, 389pp + illus., no dust jacket, slight jamming top and bottom of spine, o/w very good +. 2) Presenting Lily Mars, Garden City, Doubleday Doran, 1933, first, stated, some old water stains on the covers, lower front cover jammed, dust jacket price clipped, chipped along the edges and stained with a chunk on the back missing. Selling as one lot.

3-Leatherbound Books

Lot #103 (Sale Order 108 of 444)

Lot includes; (1) Vesper Bells, Melanchthon Woolsey Stryker. Printed for the Author Rome Oneida County New York Issued 1919. (2) Bracebridge Hall by Washington Irving. Illustrated by R. Caldecott. London Macmillan & Co. 1904. (3) Coaching Days and Coaching Ways by W. Outram Tristram With 214 Illustrations by Hugh Thomson and Herbert Railton. Macmillan and Co. Limited St. ;Martins Street, London 1914. Smith Nesbit Whitworth, bookplate. Cover detached from spine. selling as 1 lot.

3-Leatherbound Books

Lot #104 (Sale Order 109 of 444)

Lot includes; (1) Endymion A Poetic Romance by John Keats. Oxford University Press, London: Humphrey Milford 1927. (2) L'imitation DE Jesus-Christ, DE M. L'ABBE' DASSANCE. Paris, L. Curmer, Editeur, 1857. Foxing throughout, loose cover from spine. Bookplate Evelina DuPont De Nemours. (3) Opere DI Lodovico Ariosto, Vol. 1, 1857

5 Books for Ladies

Lot #105 (Sale Order 110 of 444)

Lot includes; (1) The Ladies' Keepsake, and Home Library. Embellished with Numerous Engravings. New York; Burdick & Scovill. 1860's? 3 color flower plates, many black and white scenes. (2) The Task A poem by William Cowper. Illustrated by Bir Foster. London: James Nisbet and Co. Berners Street. MDCCCLXXVIII. (3) The Religious Souvenir, for 1840. Edited by Mrs. L.H. Sigourney. New York Soofield & Voorhies. (4) The Way To Prosper, or In Union There Is Strength, and Other Tales. By T.S. Arthur. Philadelphia 1851. First Edition, Scarce. (5) The Dolly Dialogues by Anthony Hope. With eighteen illustrations by Howard Chandler Christy. New York. R.H. Russell 1901. Arthur signed. Helen Rawson Bryce Barnhart bookplate. Loose hinge. Selling as 1 lot. t.

3 Leatherbound Novels

Lot #106 (Sale Order 111 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Don Quixote The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha. By Miguel DeCervantes Saavedra. Easton Press. 1979. (2) The Brothers Karamazov by Frodor Dostoevsky. Easton Press. 1979. (3) Peter Ibbetson by George Du Maurier. Easton Press. 1963. Selling as 1 lot.

8 leather-bound novels

Lot #107 (Sale Order 112 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) David Copperfield by Charles Dickens. Illustrated by Paul Degen. Franklin Library 1980. (2) Grimm's Fairy Tales, illustrated by Lucille Corcos. Easton Press 1980. (3) Evidence of Love by Shirley Ann Grau, Illustrated by Howard Rogers. Franklin Library 1977, 1st edition. Signature of previous owner on endpage (4) Sons Come and Go, Mothers Hang In There Forever by William Saroyan. Illustrated by Al Hirshfeld. Franklin Library 1976. (5) Selected Poems 1923 - 1975. by Robert Penn Warren. Illustrated Leo and Diane Dillon. Franklin Library 1976. Limited 1st edition. Signed and dated by previous owner on endpage (6) A God Against the Gods by Allen Drury. Illustrated by Ted CoConis. Franklin Library 1976. Limited 1st edition. (7) Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray. Easto Press. 1979. (8) Faust by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe. Easton Press. 1980. Selling as 1 lot.

12 Books by Art Buchwald, one autographed

Lot #108 (Sale Order 113 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) I Chose Caviar, Fourth impression 1957. 2) You Can Fool All Of The People All The Time, copyright 1985, dust jacket. 3) Down The Seine And Up The Potomac , fourth impression 1977, dust jacket. 4) While Reagan Slept, copyrig 1983, fourth impression, dust jacket. 5) Counting Sheep, copyright 1970, dust jacket. 6) Paris, copyright 1954, First Edition, dust jacket. 7) Is It Save To Drink The Water?, copyright 1962, First Edition. 8) Have I Ever Lied To You?, copyright 1968. 9) I Chose Capital Punishment, copyright 1963, Second Printing, dust jacket. 10) Whose Rose Garden Is It Anyway?, copyright 1989, dust jacket. 11) The Buchwald Stops Here, copyright 1978. Third Impression. 12) I Am Not a Crook, copyright 1974, Second Impression, signed by author. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Novels

Lot #109 (Sale Order 114 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Mignon, the new novel by James M. Cain. 1962. Dust jacket, first edition. (2) The Postman Always Rings Twice, by James M. Cain. 1945. 10th printing. Dust jacket. (3) The Leaning Tower and Other Stories by Katherine Anne Port 1st edition. 1944. Dust jacket. Selling in 1 lot.

Boston Pearl

Lot #110 (Sale Order 115 of 444)

Boston Pearl Gazette of Polite Literature, edited by Isaac C.Pray, JUN. Volume 5 Boston MDCCCXXXVI. Rough condition. Bookplate on cover: Mrs. W. A. Woodward

Holleyhocks and Goldenglow by Elbert Hubbard

Lot #111 (Sale Order 116 of 444)

The first thousand copies of Hollyhocks and Goldenglow, off the press, are numbered and autographed by the author, and this book is numbered X340. Copyright 1912 by Elbert Hubbard and Roycrofters mark. Leatherbound.

Loss Of The Sultana And Reminiscences Of Survivors

Lot #112 (Sale Order 117 of 444)

Loss of the Sultana and Reminiscences of Survivors by Rev. Chester D. Berry. Lansing, Darius D. Thorp, 1892, first, 426pp, illus, the explosion of the steamship returning from the south which resulted in the death of over 1,500 Union Civil War POWs. Some spotting to covers, edges worn, end pages and first 12 pp have some smudges, a very hard to find title.

Advance And Retreat by A.B. Hood

Lot #113 (Sale Order 118 of 444)

1880, New Orleans, Hood Orphan Memorial Fund, important Confederate book with maps, foxing on title page, damage to bottom of spine and corners.

Famous Leaders and Battle Scenes of the Civil War

Lot #114 (Sale Order 119 of 444)

1896. Rubbed corners, some leather off spine, 20 poor pages.

Narratives Of The Civil War, 3 Vols

Lot #115 (Sale Order 120 of 444)

By Shelby Foote. Random House, later printings, dust jackets are price clipped and soiled. Selling as one lot.

4-Books on Gettysburg

Lot #116 (Sale Order 121 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Human Interest Stories of the Three Days' Battles at Gettysburg by Herbert L. Grimm and Paul L. Roy. 1969. (2) With Pen and Camera on the Field of Gettysburg in War and Peace. Text by Holman D. Waldron. 1898 and 1902. 3) Historic Views of America's Greatest Battlefield Gettysburg, published lee Museum, Gettysburg, Pa .Gettysburg: "What They Did Here" by L.W. Minnigh, copyright 1954, Selling as 1 lot.

2 - Civil War Titles, Confederate Interest

Lot #117 (Sale Order 122 of 444)

Includes; 1) Destruction and Reconstruction by Richard Taylor, Appleton, 1890 , 279pp, by a Lieut-Gen., Confederate Army, name in pencil on end page; Dabney, 2) Life and Campaigns of Lieut.Gen. Thomas J. Jackson (Stonewall Jackson), Blelock & Co.,1866, first, portrait + 11 maps. Pencil signature of Robt. F. Matthun (?), Columbia, Miss, July 15/66 on front fly leaf, covers worn and soiled, the end pages and first 12 pages are soiled and toned. Selling as one lot.

2 - Civil War Titles (1 First Edition)

Lot #118 (Sale Order 123 of 444)

Includes; 1) Sketches of the Rise, Progress, and Decline of Secession: Brownlow, Cincinnati, George W. Childs, 1862, First edition, 458pp + book ads, covers worn, some looseness. 2) Camp Fire Chats of the Civil War; Davis, World Publishing, 1887 reprint, xiii, 404pp, nice floral end pages, a good plus copy. Selling as one lot.

Army of The Potomac From 1861 To 1863 1st ed.

Lot #119 (Sale Order 124 of 444)

By Samuel Livingston French. NY, Publishing Society, 1906, first, 375pp + illus, an inside view of the history of the Army of the Potomac and its leader in the official dispatches, reports and secret correspondence; from the date of its organization under General McClellan in 1861, until the supersedure of General Hooker and the assignment of General Meade to its command in 1863.

History of the Army of the Potomac by J.H. Stine

Lot #120 (Sale Order 125 of 444)

1893, second edition, detailed descriptions of many important battles including Bull Run, Gettysburg, etc, many illustrations,Nevins I-45, Dornbusch, (vol.1 reference), III-1279.

History Of The 85th Regiment Illinois, 1st Edition

Lot #120A (Sale Order 126 of 444)

Volunteer Infantry. Aten, Henry. Scarce Civil War regimental, Hiawatha, Kansas, 1901,first edition, signed by the author to his cousin.

Three Years In The Federal Cavalry, Custer in CW

Lot #121 (Sale Order 127 of 444)

Three Years In The Federal Cavalry, Custer's Regiment by W. Glazier(1ST, 2ND, 3RD NY), R.H. Ferguson & Company, N.Y., 1870, First Edition, 339 pp, frontispiece is an illustration of officers including Custer who served in 2nd NY Cavalry during the Civil War, some stains & foxing.

The American Conflict A History Of The Great Rebel

Lot #122 (Sale Order 128 of 444)

The American Conflict A History Of The Great Rebellion, Greeley, H., 2 volumes 1864, 1866, Hartford, O. D. Case, both first editions, pp. 648, 782 pp, many illus, maps. Rebound in leather, new end pages. Volume 1 has heavy foxing throughout, Volume 2 has a few pages foxed but mainly nice and clean. Selling as one lot.

A Political Text-Book For 1860: Lincoln/Douglas

Lot #123 (Sale Order 129 of 444)

Comprising a Brief View of Presidential Nominations and Elections…. History of the Struggle Respecting Greeley and Cleveland, Slavery in the Territories, Speeches and Letters…Lincoln, Douglas, Bell, Cass…, New York: Tribune Association, 1860, First edition, includes the Lincoln, Douglas debates, spine chipped, end papers soiled, signature of "Chas. W. Butler" on end page, Gov Martin bookplate.

6 Books on Civil War

Lot #124 (Sale Order 130 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Hard Marching Every Day - The Civil War Letters of Private Wilbur Fisk, 1861-1865. Theodore A. Wilson, general editor, copyright 1992. 2) "First With The Most" FORREST by Robert Selph Henry, copyright 1944 by the Bobbs-Merrill Co. 3) SUMTER - The First Day of the Civil War by Robert Hendrikson, First Published in 1990, dust jacket. 4) The Civil War by Shelby Foote, copyright 1958, dust jacket. 5) A History of The Southerly Confederacy by Clement Eaton, copyright 1954. 6) Jeb Stuart The Last Cavalier by Burke Davis, copyright MCMLVII, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Civil War

Lot #125 (Sale Order 131 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) BURNSIDE by William Marvel, 1991 University of North Carolina Press, dust jacket. 2) Shrouds of Glory by Winston Groom - author of Forrest Gump, copyright 1995, dust jacket. 3) Nuns of The Battlefield by Ellen Ryan Jolly, CC.D., copyright MCMXXII, xlibra. 4) John Taylor Wood - Sea Ghost of the Confederacy by Royce Gordon Shingleton, copyright 1979 by the University of Georgia Press, dust jacket. 5) Civil War Books, edited by Allan Nevins, James I. Robertson, Jr., Bell I. Wiley, copyright 1967 by Louisiana State University Press, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Civil War

Lot #126 (Sale Order 132 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) U. S. Grant Album by Lawrence A. Frost, copyright 1966, First Edition, dust jacket. 2) The American Civil War by Earl Scheneck Miers, copyright 1961, dust jacket. 3) Civil War Battles by Curt Johnson and Mark McLaughlin, copyright 1977, dust jacket. 4) Campfires and Battlefields - the pictorial history of the civil war by Rossiter Johnson, The Civil War Press 1967, Eight Printing, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Lewis & Clarke Expedition Journal by Patrick Gass

Lot #127 (Sale Order 133 of 444)

A JOURNAL OF THE VOYAGES AND TRAVELS OF A CORPS OF DISCOVERY, UNDER THE COMMAND OF CAPTAIN LEWIS AND CAPTAIN CLARKE OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, FROM THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER MISSOURI THROUGH THE INTERIOR PARTS OF NORTH AMERICA TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN, DURING THE YEARS 1804, 1805, & 1806. CONTAINING AN AUTHENTIC RELATION OF THE MOST INTERESTING TRANSACTIONS DURING THE EXPEDITION: A DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY: AND AN ACCOUNT OF ITS INHABITANTS, SOIL, CLIMATE, CURIOSITIES AND VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL PRODUCTIONS. Pittsburgh, Printed for David M’Keehan, London: J. Budd, 1808. iv, 381,[2]pp. The first British edition of the Gass narrative, usually considered the best. Gass was a sergeant on the expedition and as such was one of the persons charged by Jefferson with keeping a diary of events. Because of the delay in the publication of the official account, Gass’s journal became the first to appear, and as such was eagerly taken up by readers starved for information about Lewis and Clarke. Front cover detached but present, library withdrawn, the front marbled end pages are chipped, text generally very good. Gass lived in Washington County PA as well as Brooke County, WV and some of his descendants still reside in the area.

First Three Volumes of the Niles Weekly Register

Lot #128 (Sale Order 134 of 444)

Volumes 1, 2, 3, 1810-1813, Printed and published by the author at the Franklin Press, Baltimore, 3 bound volumes with important War 1812 and other news of the day. Some pages stained or soiled. Selling as one lot.

Niles Weekly Register, 9 Bound Vols 1813-1818

Lot #129 (Sale Order 135 of 444)

The Weekly Register, Documents, essays, facts; together with notices of the arts and manufacturers and a record of the events of the times. H. Niles, editor, Baltimore, Franklin Press, South St. next door to Merchants' Coffee House. Includes: Volumes 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13 covering the years 1813-1818, Note; Vol. 10 has a George Washington letter about Braddock's defeat. Selling as one lot.

Niles Weekly Register, 8 Bound Volumes

Lot #130 (Sale Order 136 of 444)

Includes; Volumes 17,18,19,20, 3,24,25,26 covering the years Sept. 1819 to March 1826. Printed and published by the author at the Franklin Press, Baltimore. some volumes with stains on pages. Selling as one lot.

Cummings, The Western Pilot, 1854

Lot #131 (Sale Order 137 of 444)

The guide of Cummings were the most important river pilots of the classic period of steam boating in the antebellum period. Cummings navigated the Ohio, Mississippi, and Missouri rivers, taking notes and readings. The subsequent charts he created illustrate all the bars and currents, necessarily revised yearly for the ever-shifting Mississippi. Maps on Ohio have penciled notes, cover very worn and nearly separated from spine. There are 20 Ohio river maps and 23 Mississippi river maps. HOWES C948, Cincinnati, 1st edition.

Discourse on the Death of Dr. Priestley, 1809

Lot #132 (Sale Order 138 of 444)

To Which is Annexed the Discourse on the Death..., by Thomas Belsham. Boston, 1809, T. B. Wait & Co., vi (2),118pp,, foxing throughout, front cover loosening at spine, front end page tattered at side and loose, Sabin lists the second title. Not found anywhere on-line.

Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon, 1st Ed.

Lot #133 (Sale Order 139 of 444)

Herndon and Gibbon, 3 volumes. Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon made under direction of the Navy Department 1854, first editions, 3 volumes including 2 volumes of text with hand colored illustrations and a separate volume of the maps. Rebound with new end pages. Vol. 1, 13 plates. Vol. 2, 36 plates. Vol. 3, 3 maps (2 torn at folds).

Native Races Of North America, 5 Vols.

Lot #134 (Sale Order 140 of 444)

The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Published by Bancroft, San Francisco, illustrated with fold-out maps, tables, diagrams, etc. I,III,IV,V volumes 1883. Volume II 1886. Selling as one lot.

Chronicles of Border Warfare, First Edition, 1831

Lot #135 (Sale Order 141 of 444)

Chronicles of Border Warfare or a History of the Settlement by Whites. Clarksburg, VA, Joseph Israel,1831, the rare first edition, 319pp plus one advertisement leaf, lacks the 4 page table of contents. Hardbound in full leather that is soiled and worn, lacks the front end pages and there is ink writing on the back blank page with the name of the owner "John Black Stone... residing in Greene County, Monongahela...Pennsylvania." The first signature of 40 pages is loosening and appears to be held together with 1 thread, many pages have heavy foxing and stains. Field #1690 states- "Of this scarce book, very few copies are complete or in good condition. Having been issued in a remote corner of Northwestern Virginia, and designed principally for a local circulation, almost every copy was read by a country fire-side until scarcely legible. Most of the copies lack the table of contents. The author took great pains to be authentic, and his chronicles are considered by Western antiquarians, to form the best collection of frontier life and Indian warfare, that has been printed".

Biography Officers of Revolution, Wheeling 1833

Lot #136 (Sale Order 142 of 444)

Blanchard, Amos, 1833, F. Kenyon, Wheeling, Va, 1833, first edition, 616pp, leather binding very worn & scuffed, a very hard to find book.

Abraham Lincoln, The Prairie Years by C. Sandburg

Lot #137 (Sale Order 143 of 444)

2 volumes, boxed, New York, Harcourt, Brace & World Inc., 1926 reprint of the 1926 first edition?

Abraham Lincoln, The War Years, C. Sandburg

Lot #138 (Sale Order 144 of 444)

4 volumes, 1939, New York, Harcourt, Brace & World Inc. Selling as one lot.

History of France Vols 1 - 5

Lot #139 (Sale Order 145 of 444)

Lot Includes: (1) Histoire de La Participation De La France a letablissement Des Etats-Unis Damerique. Par Henri Doniol. Paris M DCCC XCII. On the French participation in the establishment of the United States of America. xlibra 5 Volumes in 6 books. Scuffing and wear on banded leather spines, extra large folios (10x12 7/16). Selling as 1 lot.

1899 Pictorial Atlas of the Greater United States

Lot #140 (Sale Order 146 of 444)

The Spanish American War. The Philadelphia Inquirer, 1899, second edition. Broken spine, loose page in front, damage on page 192. 100's of colored maps, 344pp.

George Washington, Volumes 1-4, First Edition

Lot #141 (Sale Order 147 of 444)

By Douglas Southall Freeman. Vols 1,2 boxed, vols 3,4 boxed. Selling as one lot.

Outlaws of the Border, Frank & Jesse James

Lot #142 (Sale Order 148 of 444)

Outlaws of the Border, a complete and authentic history of the lives of Frank & Jesse James, the younger brothers by J. Donald. St. Louis, J. W. Marsh Pub, 1882, first, 302 pp, 1/2 inch torn away from spine, torn back end page, good. Six-Score 16, Howes B708, Six-Guns 255.

Journal Of Voyages by Capt. Jacob Dunham

Lot #143 (Sale Order 149 of 444)

NY, Published for the author, 1850, first, 243pp + a frontispiece of the author and 11 nice woodcut plates. Nicely rebound with new endpages, minor xlibra - no outside marks, nice clean pages, a hard to find title on voyages along the eastern US coast during the War of 1812-14 and later voyages to the East Indies, etc.

Reports Of The Trials Of Aaron Burr, 2 Vols.

Lot #144 (Sale Order 150 of 444)

Reports of the Trials of Colonel Aaron Burr,(late Vice President of the United Sates, for Treason and for a misdemeanor, i the circuit court of the United States, to which an appendix, containing the arguments and evidence. A. Burr, H. Bannerhassett and I. Smith, to be sent for trial to the state of Kentucky, for treason or misdemeanor. 1808, Philadelphia, published by Hopkins and Earle, First editions, former owners inscriptions and bookplates on fly leafs, front flyleaf loose in volume 1, some toning of the pages and scuffing to the full leather bindings. Selling as a set.

History Of Livingston County Michigan

Lot #145 (Sale Order 151 of 444)

Everts & Abbott, Philadelphia, 1880, with illustrations and biographical sketches of prominent men and pioneers and buildings. This includes all townships including Howell and Brighton. Rebound.

Personal Narrative of a Tour, James Dixon, 1849

Lot #146 (Sale Order 152 of 444)

Personal Narrative of a tour through a part of the United States and Canada. New York: Lane & Scott,1849, first American editon, 431pp, frontispiece of author, travels from Nova Scotia through New England, MD, PA, and OH into the South to observe the state of methodism in the Americas, some wear, title page toned.

Sons Of The American Revolution by Louis Cornish

Lot #147 (Sale Order 153 of 444)

1902, rebound in leather, new end pages, some toning of pages,some dog eared corners. 1035pps, 1000 shorts and illustrations.

Oilwell, General Catalogue And Price List. No. 043

Lot #148 (Sale Order 154 of 444)

"The Handy Book", Everything for Oilwells, General Catalogue and Price List, No. 043, 1916, Oil Well Supply Co., 690pp.,heavily illus., soiled and worn leatherette binding, soiled end pages, mainly very good inside.

Disc. Among the Ruins of Nineveh & Babylon 1859

Lot #149 (Sale Order 155 of 444)

Layard, A., With Travels in Armenia, Kurdistan, and the Desert: Being the Result of a Second Expedition Undertaken for the Trustees of the British Museum, Harper & Bros, NY, 1859, first edition, xvi, 586pp, 5 plates, 3 of which foldout, 2 folding maps (1 with tears) and numerous illustrations. Original black cloth with spine rebacked and new end pages, exlib, no out side marks, pps 583-586 of the index have about 1/3 of the page torn off, a scarce early travel book on this area.

A Treatise On Gonorrhea, Virulenta, And Lues Vener

Lot #149A (Sale Order 156 of 444)

2 volumes in 1, E. F. Backus, Albany, 1814, a reprint of the 1795 original, xii, 244,322pp with 5 plates (1 foldout) + (12)pp index. Original full leather with red spine label,edges worn, some scuffing. The pages are foxed throughout and many have old water? stains, the top of the first front end page was torn off. Bell was "The first to differentiate between gonorrhea and syphilis" and "The Editors of the present edition....have endeavoured to render that work more valuable, by adding to it the improvements in practice .....investigations on the nature of the disease..."

Coaching Days Of England, Burgess, Anthony

Lot #150 (Sale Order 157 of 444)

Elek, London, 1966, first edition, heavily illustrated in color and black and white, large elephant folio, near fine in fine dust jacket with the original worn mailing box.

Historical Hand Atlas Illustrated of the World

Lot #151 (Sale Order 158 of 444)

Monroe County, Ohio. Hardestyand Co, Chicago, 1882, color maps, Some leather missing on back spine, old Scotch tape on spine, worn. 222pp., following 32pp Personal History Dept.

2 - American Histories

Lot #152 (Sale Order 159 of 444)

Includes; 1) The American Historical Register, Vol IV, March- Nov 1896 Colonial families in the American Revolution. 2) The Illuminated History of North America 1857, Frost, both titles rebound with new end pages. Selling as one lot.

History Of Jersey County, Illinois

Lot #153 (Sale Order 160 of 444)

1919, Edited by Oscar B. Hamilton, Chicago, chipped/torn spine, rubbed corners.664pp.+illus. 1000's of bios.

3 - Munsell Genealogical Bibliographies (Firsts)

Lot #154 (Sale Order 161 of 444)

Includes; 1) List of Titles of Genealogical Articles in American Periodicals and Kindred Works, Albany, 1899. 2) The American Genealogist of Family Histories... a List of the Title Pages of Books and Pamphlets on Family History, Published in America, From 1771, Albany, 1900. 3) Supplement 1900 to 1908, Albany, 1908. Selling as one lot.

Notes On A Journey In America by Morris Birkbeck

Lot #155 (Sale Order 162 of 444)

Notes on a Journey in America from the Coast of Virginia to the territory of Illinois, by Morris Birkbeck, 1819, 2nd edition, yellowed brittle pages, previous owner's writings on the first two pages and end page.

3 - State Historical Series of Iowa History Books

Lot #156 (Sale Order 163 of 444)

Includes; 1) Shambaugh, The Old Stone Capital Remembers, 1939, small book plate inside front cover, few cover spots. 2) Shambaugh, Amana That Was and Amana That Is,1932, some rubbing to covers, teg; 3) Van Der Zee, The British in Iowa,1922, ink inscription by previous owner on front fly leaf, some wear covers, teg. Selling as one lot.

The Western Tourist And Emigrant's Guide

Lot #157 (Sale Order 164 of 444)

Published by J.H. Coulton, 1853, lacks map, water stains.

Rejeria (Ironwork) Of The Spanish Renaissance

Lot #158 (Sale Order 165 of 444)

1914, 1st, Ex Libra, Large folio, Covers soiled and worn, smudges on some pages.

Historical Atlas of Peterborough County 1825-1875

Lot #159 (Sale Order 166 of 444)

1975, good condition except slight discoloration on front cover.

Official History Of The Militia and PA Nat'l Guard

Lot #160 (Sale Order 167 of 444)

of Pennsylvania. Capt. Charles J. Hendler, Third Infantry, NGP,1909 1st Edition, 2 out of 3 volumes - volume 3 published later, some scuffing and wear at spines.

The Life Of George Washington 5 vols.

Lot #161 (Sale Order 168 of 444)

By John Marshall, The Citizens' Guild Of Washington's Boyhood Home, Fredericksburg, VA. 1926 Specially Prepared for Charity S. Martin from Edward Martin. Edward and Charity Martin Book Plate. Selling as one lot.

2 Early American History Books

Lot #162 (Sale Order 169 of 444)

Lot includes; (1) The Journal of William Maclay, United States Senator from Pennsylvania, 1789 -1791. Introduction by Charles A. Beard New York Albert & Charles Boni 1927. (2&3) Vol. 1 & 2 The Spirit of 'Seventy-Six The story of the American Revolution as told by Participants Edited by Henry Steele Commager and Richard B. Morris The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc. publishers Indianapolis/New York. First editions, 1958. T. Donald Newton bookplate. Dust jackets. Selling as 1 lot.

Folk Songs by John W. Palmer, M.D.

Lot #163 (Sale Order 170 of 444)

Selected and Edited by John Williamson Palmer, M.D. Illustrated from Original Designs. New York; Charles Scribner and Company. M DCCC LXVII. Thomas Hamilton Hoge Patterson Bookplate, Library withdrawn.

3 Military Books

Lot #164 (Sale Order 171 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Record of Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Spanish-American War 1898. Second Edition. 1901. (2) Life and Heroic Deeds of Admiral Dewey including Battles in the Philippines by Louis Stanley Young. 1899. Edward and Charity Martin bookplate. (3) Cuba and the Fight for Freedom. Published by Globe Bible Publishing Philadelphia PA. Written and edited by James Hyde Clark.1896. Selling as 1 lot.

2 Books on Ethnology

Lot #165 (Sale Order 172 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Fourteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1892-93 by J.W. Powell director, in two parts -part 1, Washington GPO, 1896. 122 plates. 2) Mexican and Central American Antiquities, Calendar systems, and history. Translated from the German under the supervisions of Charles P. Bowditch, Washington, GPO, 1904. 44 plates. Much on the Menomini and Sioux Indians

4 Books on New England History

Lot #166 (Sale Order 173 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Pathways Of The Puritans compiled by Mrs. N. S. Bell, copyright 1930 by the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2) History of the Town Of Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, from it's first settlement in 1630 to 1855 by Charles Brooks. Revised, enlarged, and brought down to 1885 by James M. Usher, The Franklin Press 1886. 3) The Romantic Story Of The Puritan Fathers by Albert C. Addison, L. C. Page & Company MDCCCCXII. 4) Bradford's History "Of Plymouth Plantation.", Wright & Potter Printing Co., State Printers, 1898. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Lincoln

Lot #167 (Sale Order 174 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Women Lincoln Loved by William E. Barton, copyright 1927. 2) Lincoln's Commando - The Biography of Commander W. B. Cushing, U.S.N. by Ralph J. Roske and Charles Van Doren, copyright 1957, First Edition, dust jacket. 3) Lincoln and his Cabinet, by Clarence Edward Macartney. Copyright 1931, dust jacket. 4) Lincoln and his America 1809-1865 arranged by David Plowden, copyright 1970 by the Viking Press, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Farmers Farrier…of the Horse, by H.L. Barnum 1831

Lot #168 (Sale Order 175 of 444)

Farmers Farrier illustrating the peculiar nature and characteristic of the Horse, by H. L. Barnum. A. B. Roff, Cincinnati, 1831, scarce first edition, xi, 108 pp,leather. Front cover detached, the front end pages gone, some foxing and old stains throughout. The title page is wrinkled and pages 71-72 have a tear and a small chunk of paper missing from the margins. This is much harder to find than the author's 1832 edition and it was published the same year as his "Family Receipts, Or Practical Guide for the Husbandman & Housewife."Farmers Farrier illustrating the peculiar nature and characteristic of the Horse, by H. L. Barnum. A. B. Roff, Cincinnati, 1831, scarce first edition, xi, 108 pp,leather. Front cover detached, the front end pages gone, some foxing and old stains throughout. The title page is wrinkled and pages 71-72 have a tear and a small chunk of paper missing from the margins. This is much harder to find than the author's 1832 edition and it was published the same year as his "Family Receipts, Or Practical Guide for the Husbandman & Housewife."."

2 Revolutionary War Books

Lot #169 (Sale Order 176 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Memoir of the Life and Times of General John Lamb, an Officer of the Revolution. By Isaac Q. Leake. Albany: 1850. 1st edition. Howes Listed. 4 maps indexed. (2) The Life of William Alexander, Earl Of Stirling; Major Genera in the Army of the United States, During the Revolution; with Selections from his correspondence. By his Grandson, William Alexander Duer, LL. D. New Jersey Historical Society, 1847. 1st edition, Frontis, 5 maps. Pages 225 - 232 bound in after pages 233 - 240. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on American Revolution

Lot #170 (Sale Order 177 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The American Revolution in the South by Henry (Light Horse Harry) Lee, bookplate Bob Speelman, copyright 1969, dust jacket. 2) The Yorktown Campaign by Henry P. Johnston, reprinted October 1975, dust jacket. 3) Rebels Under Sail by William M. Fowler, Jr., copyright 1976, dust jacket. 4&5) Volume I & II, The Journal of Samuel Curwen, edited by Andrew Oliver, published by 1972, dust jackets. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on American Revolution

Lot #171 (Sale Order 178 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Life of Nathaniel Greene, edited by W. Gilmore Simms, Esq., copyright 1856. 2) A Few Painted Feathers by Stephen Longstreet, Doubleday & Co. 1963, dust jacket. 3) Carleton's Raid by Idah Washington and Paula Washington, copyright 1977, dust jacket. 4) The King's Iron by Robert Newton Peck, copyright 1977, First Edition, dust jacket. 5) The Day Is Ours, by William M. Dwyer, copyright 1983, dust jacket. 6) Hang For Treason by Robert Newton Peck, copyright 1976, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Horses

Lot #172 (Sale Order 179 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Kentucky Harness Horse by Ken McCarr, copyright 1978 by the University Press of Kentucky, color and b&w illustrations. 2) Drivers Up by Dwight Akers, copyright 1947 by Dwight Akers, dust jacket. 3) Cavalcade of American Horses by Pers Crowell. Copyright 1951, published by Bonanza Books, dust jacket. 4) Track And Road: The American Trotting Horse. Copyright 1967 by Smithsonian Institution, dust jacket. 5) The Complete Book Of The Quarter Horse by Nelson C. Nye., Fifth Printing March, 1971, dust jacket. Selling in 1 lot.

Warrantee Atlas Of Lawrence County Pennsylvania

Lot #173 (Sale Order 180 of 444)

Henry Houck, Pennsylvania [published date: 1907] maps linen backed; 19 individual color township maps & original survey district map; township index map, With 1000s of names of lot owners. Original paper, cover is almost entirely missing, leather on spine worn, last 2 pages have curled corners, otherwise pages are great.

Reports of the Cases by A.J. Dallas, 1790 1st ed.

Lot #174 (Sale Order 181 of 444)

Reports of the Cases Ruled and Adjudged In The Courts of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, T. Bradford,1790, first edition, x, 494, xxiv plus errata page. Original full leather with red spine label, names of a previous owners in ink inside front cover and on title page. Scarce

Reports Of The Cases Ruled & Adjudged, Vol 2, 1798

Lot #175 (Sale Order 182 of 444)

By A.J. Dallas, Volume 2, Philadelphia, T. Bradford, 1798, first edition, iv, 480, xix pp. Rebound, new end pages, title page has a closed tear at the top and the ink names of 2 previous owners. Printed when Philadelphia was the US and PA capital city. Scarce.

The Art Works of Erie, PA

Lot #176 (Sale Order 183 of 444)

1906, published in paperbound 9 parts with illustrations of homes, buildings, etc of Erie, PA, very good inside with a portfolio covering, scarce.

The Picture of Philadelphia for 1824

Lot #177 (Sale Order 184 of 444)

PICTURE OF PHILADELPHIA FOR 1824 CONTAINING THE "PICTURE OF PHILADELPHIA FOR 1811, BY JAMES MEASES, M.D.", WITH ALL ITS IMPROVEMENTS SINCE THAT PERIOD, Wilson, Thomas, Philadelphia, 1823, 96, xii, 358pp with 3 plates (one foldout) and a plan. Rebound long ago, new end pages, many pages tanned, a few dog eared, the last 10pp have a water stain on the lower outer corner and the last page is crooked and tattered around the edges. Howes "b" listing, very hard to find.$250$

2 - Wyoming Valley Area of Pennsylvania Books

Lot #178 (Sale Order 185 of 444)

Includes; 1) Chapman, A SKETCH OF THE WYOMING VALLEY…, 1830, first, no map present per normal, rebound in leather with new endpages, most pages foxed, Howes "First history of the valley". 2) Campbell, GERTRUDE OF WYOMING AND OTHER POEMS, 1819, fourth edition, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, front cover detacted, all edges gilt. Selling as one lot.

History of Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, Carbon....

Lot #179 (Sale Order 186 of 444)

History of Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, Carbon and Schuylkill Counties by Rupp, I.D. Harrisburg: G. Hills, 1845., 568 pp, 5 plates,stains and foxing throughout, , the bottom corner of pp 271-2 is torn away affecting some text, original leather binding with black spine label, very hard to find.

Sally Hastings Poems & Tour Lancaster to Wash 1800

Lot #180 (Sale Order 187 of 444)

Poems on different subjects, To which is added, a descriptive account of a family, tour to the west; in the year 1800. In a letter to a lady. Lancaster, pa.: William Dickson, 1808, First edition, 220pp plus a list of subscribers. The poems are followed by an account (pp 177-209) of the family tour to the West, which turns out to be a journey by wagon from Lancaster County over the Alleghenies to Washington, Pa. in October 1800. Howes listed, scarce. Rebound. Facsimilie title page and page 219,220. Foxing.

Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Penns

Lot #181 (Sale Order 188 of 444)

Including the counties of Centre, Clinton, Union and Snyder, 1000s of biographies. Illustrated Chicago J. H. Beers & Co. 1898 Scarce. About 10pp soiled and stained between pp80-90.

The Forks of the Delaware by Ethan Allen Weaver

Lot #182 (Sale Order 189 of 444)

The Fork of the Delaware, containing two hundred full page views of Easton, Phillipsburg and surrounding country with history from 1752-1900, The Eschenbach Press ,1900, first edition, Sold only by subscription, slight looseness.

20th Century History of Blair County, PA

Lot #183 (Sale Order 190 of 444)

Twentieth Century History of Altoona and Blair County Pennsylvania and representatives citizens by Jesse C. Sell, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co.,1911, first, 972 pages, numerous illustrations, 1000s biographies. All edges gilt, some looseness.

History Of Indiana County, Pennsylvania, 2 Volumes

Lot #184 (Sale Order 191 of 444)

Chicago, 1913, first, rough condition on the outside, good inside with many biographies. Scarce. Selling as one lot.

History Of Berks And Lebanon Counties…., Rupp

Lot #185 (Sale Order 192 of 444)

Containing a Brief Account of the Indians Who Inhabited This Region of Country ... numerous Murders by them: notices of the first Swedish, Welsh, French, German, Irish and English Settlers...names of nearly five thousand of them,. Biographical Sketches, topographical descriptions of every Township, and of the Principal Towns and Villages…Lancaster, Pa, 1844, first edition, original

History Of Greene County, PA by Rev. Wm. Hanna

Lot #186 (Sale Order 193 of 444)

History of Greene County, Pa Containing an Outline of the State from 1682 until the Formation of Washington County in 1781.Printed for the author in 1882, first, states Volume 1 but all published, 350pp. Hardbound, covers soiled and worn, chipping to the edges and spine top and bottom. The inside front hinge is cracking and the front end pages and title page are loose, some looseness to the binding. The pages are surprisingly clean, a scarce book with no first editions found on-line.

Centennial Expositions 1876

Lot #187 (Sale Order 194 of 444)

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Historical Register of the Philadelphia Exposition,1876 Edited by Frank Norton. New York, embellished with nearly eight hundred illustrations drawn expressly for this work…on the Philadelphia Exposititon, rebound.

Lot of 2 Wennawood Press Reprints

Lot #188 (Sale Order 195 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) The Wilderness Trail - 2 volumes, Hanna, Charles A., Wennawoods Publishing 1995 reprint of 1911 edition, #160/1000 copies, with 80 maps and illustrations, small mark inside front cover, otherwise fine. (2) Early History of Western Pennsylvania, and of the West, and of Western Expeditions and Campaigns, from MDCCLIV to MDCCCXXXIII, Rupp, I. D., Wennawoods Publishing, Lewisburg, 1995,. vi; 352pp.+ 406pp,iv,iii appendix. This has a large fold out with map reproductions on each side and an index for each section, #704 of 1000 copies, fine.

History Of Philadelphia, 4 Vols.

Lot #189 (Sale Order 196 of 444)

Philadelphia, A history of the city and its people. A record of 225 years by Ellis Paxson Oberholter, library withdrawn, wear to covers. History plus good genealogical info. Selling as one lot.

Handwritten Bedford Lodge Ledger

Lot #190 (Sale Order 197 of 444)

Treasure/ Secretary report from the Knights of the Pythias. 01/05/1914 through 05/26/1924. Many loose pages, Spine cover detached. Many names of members, guests, etc.

6 - Pennsylvania Dutch Books

Lot #191 (Sale Order 198 of 444)

Includes; 1) Folk Art of Rural Pennsylvania. 2) Pennsylvania Dutch American Folk Art. 3) Pennsylvania Dutch Art. 4) Pennsylvania Dutch The Plain and Fancy. 5) Pennsylvania Dutch Stuff. 6) Traditionally Pennsylvania Dutch. Selling as one lot.

Pa Dutch Lot of 5 Titles

Lot #192 (Sale Order 199 of 444)

Includes; 1) Touch of the Dutchland. 2) Pennsylvania Dutch and their Furniture. 3) Folkart of Rural Pennsylvania. 4) Old Stuff in the Up-Country Pennsylvania. 5) Pennsylvania Dutch Plain and Fancy. Selling as one lot.

4 - Philadelphia Books

Lot #193 (Sale Order 200 of 444)

Includes; 1) A Philadelphia Story 1752-1952, Wainwright signed by the author. 2) The Philadelphia National Bank, Wainwright. 3) Byways and Boulevards In and About Historic Philadelphia; Brandt & Gummere. 4) The Wissakickon Valley Within the City of Philadelphia. Selling as one lot.

7 Books on Eastern Pennsylvania

Lot #194 (Sale Order 201 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Blue Hills by Cornelius Weygandt, Henry Holt & Co. New York 1936. 2) Philadelphia Folks, Ways & Institutions in and about the Quaker city by Cornelius Weygandt. D. Appleton - Century Company inc. 1938. 3-5) Church Music and Musical Life in Pennsylvania in the Eighteenth Century. Volume 1 through 3 Philadelphia 1926. 6) Meeting House & Counting House by Frederick B. Tolles. University of the North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, 1948, first edition, dust jacket. 7) Old Churches and Meeting Houses in and Around Philadelphia by John T. Faris. J. B. Lippencott Co. 1926, first edition. Selling as 1 lot.

3 William Penn Books

Lot #195 (Sale Order 202 of 444)

Lot Includes: (1) William Penn Horticulturist by Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt. University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1953. (2) The Life of William Penn; with selections from His Correspondence and Auto-Biography by Samuel M. Janney. Philadelphia; Hogan, Perkins & Co. 1852. Selling as 1 lot. (3) William Penn 1644-1718 A tercentenary Estimate by William Wistar Comfort President Emeritus of Haverford College, President of Friends Historical Assoc. Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Press. London: Humphrey Milford Oxford University Press 1944.

Prominent & Progressive Pennsylvanians

Lot #196 (Sale Order 203 of 444)

Prominent and Progressive Pennsylvanians of the Nineteenth Century. A review of their careers. Philadelphia; The Record Publishing Company. 1898. Vol. 3. Although states vol. 2 on spine. 475pp. Plus portraits.

Annals of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, 2 Vols.

Lot #197 (Sale Order 204 of 444)

Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, in the olden time; being a collection of memoirs, anecdotes, and incidents…Embellished with engravings by T. H. Mumford. 2 Volumes. 1850, 4th Edition, xv, 609pp, vii, 591pp. Volume 1 has all engravings present, pencil notes on the top of some of the engravings. Previous owners' names in ink and pencil on the blank front end page. Volume 2 has all engravings present but in the list of illustration the engraving listed as page 147 is with the engraving on page 113, penciled name of previous owner on blank end page. Some stains in text. rebound in full leather with gilt decorations and marbled end pages. Selling as set.

1796, Der Hock-Deutsche Americanische Calender

Lot #198 (Sale Order 205 of 444)

A scarce early PA-German Almanac published by Michael Billmeyer, Germantown,38pp, illus., lacks back page and cover, many pages dog eared, damaged back pages at the bottom corner. Drake lists this as only having 22 pages.

6 Books on Philadelphia

Lot #199 (Sale Order 206 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Bicentennial City by John Francis Marion, copyright 1974, dust jacket. 2) Life and Times in Colonial Philadelphia by Joseph J. Kelley, Jr. Copyright 1973 by the Stackpole Company, dust jacket. 3) The Independence Square Neighborhood. Published by the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, copyright 1926. 4) Sketch Of The History Of The Philadelphia Society For Promoting Agriculture. Copyright 1939 by the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture. 5) Birch's Views of Philadelphia with photographs of the sites in 1960 & 1982 by S. Robert Teitelman. Text copyright 1982. 6) Pattern For Library The Story of Old Philadelphia by Gerald W. Johnson. Copyright 1952 by the McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Historic Philadelphia

Lot #200 (Sale Order 207 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Romance of Old Philadelphia by John T. Faris. J. B. Lippincott Company 1918, first edition. 2) Byways and Boulevards In and About Historic Philadelphia by Francis Burke Brandt and Henry Volkmar Gummere. Copyright 1925 by the Corn Exchange National Bank, Philadelphia. 3) The Colonial Homes Of Philadelphia and it's neighborhoods. J. B. Lippincott Company 1912. 4) Bendiner's Philadelphia by Alfred Bendiner, 1964, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on Philadelphia

Lot #201 (Sale Order 208 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Old Gardens in and about Philadelphia by John T. Faris. Copyright 1932 by the Bobbs-Merrill Company. First Edition. 2) "Philadelphia Scrapple" by Several Anonymous Philadelphians. Copyright 1956 by the Dietz Press, Inc. 3) The Perennial Philadelphians by Nathaniel Burt. Copyright 1963 First Edition, dust jacket. 4) Philadelphia Holy Experiment by Struthers Burt. Copyright 1945, dust jacket. 5) Our Philadelphia by Frank Brookhouser, copyright 1957 Doubleday and Company, dust jacket. Signed by author. 6) Philadelphia Merchant - The Diary of Thomas P. Cope 1800-1851 Copyright 1978, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Amish

Lot #202 (Sale Order 209 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Round Of The year by Fredric Klees, copyright 1963 First Printing, dust jacket. 2) Local Lives by Millen Brand, copyright 1975, dust jacket. 3) Traditionally Pennsylvania Dutch by Edward E. Smith and Virginia van horn Thompson, copyright 1947. 4) The gentle people - A Portrait of the Amish by James A. Warner and Donald M. Denlinger. Copyright 1969 and dust jacket. 5) Amish Society by John A. Hostetler Third Edition 1980. 6) Meet The Amish by Charles S. Rice and John B. Shenk, copyright 1947. 7) Who Are The Amish by Merle Goode, copyright 1985. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on Pennsylvania

Lot #203 (Sale Order 210 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Nicholas Comenius by William Riddle, copyright 1897 2) One Red Rose Forever by Mildred Jordan, copyright 1941. 3) Contributions to the History of the Lackawanna Valley by H. Hollister, M.D., 1857 First Edition. 4) Early Freemasonry In Pennsylvania by Henry S. Borneman, 1931. 5) The Wagon That Rolled Uphill by Earl F. Rebman, Second Printing 1980, dust jacket. 6) Pennsylvania Birthplace of a Nation by Sylvester K. Stevens, copyright 1964, signed b author limited edition 36/300. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Pennsylvania

Lot #204 (Sale Order 211 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) area code 215 - A Private Line in Buck County by Walter Teller, First Edition 1963, dust jacket. 2) Rambling Through Penn's Woods edited by Ron Shafer and Jerry Shue, copyright 1981. 3) Before William Penn by Akseli Rauanheimo, copyright 1929, dust jacket. 4) Poems of Pennsylvania by Irving Sidney Dix. Copyright 1943, Edward and Charity Martin Bookplate. 5) Memoirs of General Harry Clay Trexler by Leo Gregory Fink, copyright 1935. Edward and Charity Martin Bookplate. 6) Seeing Pennsylvania by John T. Faris, copyright 1919, First Edition. 7) Pennsylvania Birthplace Of A Nation by Sylvester K. Stevens, copyright 1964, First Printing. Selling as 1 lot.

The Pennsylvania Pilgrim, First Edition

Lot #205 (Sale Order 212 of 444)

The Pennsylvania Pilgrim and Other Poems by John Greenleaf Whittier. Boston 1872. 1st edition, scarce.

1795, Treaty Of Amity, Commerce and Navigation

Lot #206 (Sale Order 213 of 444)

between His Britannic Majesty, and the United States of America, conditionally ratified by the Senate of the United States, at Philadelphia, June 24, 1795. To Which is Annexed a Copious Appendix. Philadelphia: Lang & Ustick, for Matthew Carey, No. 118 Market-Street, Nov. 2, 1795., 190 (2)pp... Second edition. Howes T-341; Evans 29753.An important treaty, which DAB justifies as a "sort of necessary evil" for peace and financial stability; both necessary for the establishment "of American Nationality under the new Constitution.". Some sections worn to board on the back

Library of Congress, Washington Papers, 5 Vols.

Lot #207 (Sale Order 214 of 444)

This lot contains one 1906 and 1915, vols. 1-4, scarce. George Washington Papers, Officers & Continental Congress. Selling as one lot.

Political And Civil History Of The United States

Lot #208 (Sale Order 215 of 444)

Pitkin, Thomas, Two volumes, 1828, first edition, New Haven, rebound with new end pages, some foxing, toning throughout, the title page of volume 2 has some tatters on the outside edge.

American Precedents Of Declarations, by John Anton

Lot #209 (Sale Order 216 of 444)

Collected Chiefly from Manuscripts of Chief Justice Parsons and other Accomplished Pleaders in the State of Massachusetts…, Stephen Gould, NY, 1810, 2nd edition, xxxiv, 570pp. Rebound with new endpps, minor xlibr (no outside marks), ink names on title page and on 2 others, foxing throughout. Cohen, Bibliography of Early American Law 9216.

A Study Of Communism, Autographed by J. E. Hoover

Lot #210 (Sale Order 217 of 444)

N. Y. Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962. First Edition with 2 tipped-in letters and an inscription to PA Senator Edward Martin from J. Edgar Hoover, Martin bookplate, with worn dust jacket.

The Executive Documents, Volume 17

Lot #211 (Sale Order 218 of 444)

Volume 4, Part 3. United States report on western water irrigation with plates and chart. Rebound in leather. 1892-93. . Washington: Government Printing Office 1892..

PA 8th Annual Bar Assoc. Vol 1 - 7

Lot #212 (Sale Order 219 of 444)

Report of the Eighth Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Bar Association held at various PA cities. Years include 1895, 1896, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902. Selling as 1 lot.

Discourses on Various Subjects, 1740

Lot #213 (Sale Order 220 of 444)

Discourses on Various Subjects by Jacob Duche', M.A. 3rd edition. Volume II London M DCC.XC. (1740). Rebound.

Messages & Papers of the Presidents Volume 1-20

Lot #214 (Sale Order 221 of 444)

Richardson, James, Prepared Under the Direction of the Joint Committee on Printing, of the House and Senate. Published by Bureau Of National Literature, Inc. 1897. Selling as a set.

5 Books on Washington DC

Lot #215 (Sale Order 222 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Inside History of the White House by Gilson Willets, copyright 1908. 2) Washington City and Capital by Federal Writer's Project,1937. 3) Washington The National Capital by William Howard Taft and James Bryce, copyright 1915 by the National Geographic Society Washington D.C. 4) Report of the Commission on the Renovation of the Executive Mansion, November MDCCC. 5) The Evidence of Washington by William Walton, 1966, First Edition. Selling as 1 lot.

1st ed,Six Crises, Autographed by Richard M. Nixon

Lot #216 (Sale Order 223 of 444)

Richard M. Nixon, Six Crises, Doubleday 1962. Signed by Richard M. Nixon. Bookplate: Edward Charity Martin. 1st edition. Dust jacket.

Benjamin Franklin 1794 First Edition

Lot #217 (Sale Order 224 of 444)

Political, Miscellaneous And Philosophical Pieces By Benjamin Franklin, Printed for J. Johnson, London, MDCCLXXIX (1779), first,(12) 567, (7), portrait, 3 plates and a tablet. The portrait of Franklin seems to have been removed from page 2 and mounted as a frontispiece. Scuffing and wear to the leather spine and corners and marble board covers, still good and tight. Howes listed.

3 - Dick And Jane Books

Lot #218 (Sale Order 225 of 444)

2 softbound, 1 hardbound includes; 1) The New Fun with Dick and Jane, 1951. 2) We Look and See 3) We Work and Play by William S. Gray, Dorothy Baruch and Elizabeth Rider Montgomery, illustrated by Eleanor Campbell, 1946-47 editions. Scott, Foresman & Co. Selling as one lot.

The Pop-Up Mickey Mouse Book

Lot #219 (Sale Order 226 of 444)

New York: Blue Ribbon Books, 1933, First edition. Three pop-ups in color plus black & white illustrations. Pictorial boards. Note child's name on the title page, 1 partially water-painted b/w illus, wear on covers etc. Scarce.

4 Children Books

Lot #220 (Sale Order 227 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Stories That Never Grow Old, edited by Watty Piper, illustrated by George and Doris Hauman. New York, The Platt & Munk Co. Inc. Copyright MCMLI Dust jacket. 2) A Nursery Companion, provided by Iona and Peter Opie, published by the Oxford University Press. 1980 reprint dust jacket. 3) The First Book of The Early Settlers by Louise Dickinson Rich, pictures by Douglas Gorsline. Franklin Watts, Inc. New York, published 1959 1st edition. 4) Hedgehog for Breakfast by Ann Turner, illustrated by Lisa McCue, Macmillan Publishing Co. New York 1st American edition 1989 dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Children's Books

Lot #221 (Sale Order 228 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) HUMPY by P. Yershov, copyright 1959, First Edition, dust jacket. Illustrations by Jacqueline Ayer 2) TYPEE by Herman Melville, published by Dodd, Mead & Co. Illustrations by Mead Schaeffer 3) An Old Sweetheart Of Mine by James Whitcomb Riley, copyright 1902. Illustrations by Howard Chandler Christy 4) Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam by Edward Fitzgerald, publisher Thomas Y. Crowell Co., presentation box. Illustrations by Willy Pogany 5) Book of Nursery and Mother Goose Rhymes by Marguerite de Angeli's, copyright 1954 Doubleday, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

The Mystery Of Self-Deceiving, 1642

Lot #222 (Sale Order 229 of 444)

By Dycke, 1642, 438 (24) pp, a Puritan work, first published in 1614 and frequently reprinted. Rebound long ago with rustic lettering, pages yellow, some stains.

Sewel's History Of Quakers 1823, 2 Vols

Lot #223 (Sale Order 230 of 444)

The History of the rise, increase and progress of the Christian People Called Quakers. Intermixed with several remarkable occurrences, Sewel, W., Philadelphia, 1823, first, 604,671pp, covers scuffed and worn, some foxing throughout.

2 - Quaker Journals

Lot #224 (Sale Order 231 of 444)

Includes; 1) A Collection of Memorials concerning Divers, Deceased Ministers and others of the People called Quakers, in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and parts adjacent from nearly the first settlement thereof to the year 1787. Philadelphia, Joseph Crukshank, MDCCLXXXVII (1787), some foxing throughout, rebound. 2) The Journal and Essays of John Woolman, New York, The MacMillan Co., 1922, Rancocas Edition. Selling as one lot.

4 - Quaker Related Books

Lot #225 (Sale Order 232 of 444)

1)Journal of the Life and Religious Labours of John Comly, Late of Byberry, Pennsylvania. Published by His Children. Philadelphia: T. Ellwood Chapman, No. 1 S. Fifth Street. 1853. Rebound 2-3) A History of the A History of the People called Quakers: From Their First Rise to the Present Time. From their firft Rife to the prefent Time. Compiled from Authentic Records, and from the Writings of the People. By John Gough. Vol II &. III. Dublin: Printed for Robert Jackson, Meath-Street 1790. 4) The Works of that Eminent Minister of the Gospel, Job Scott, Late of Providence, Rhode Island. Vol I. only, Philadelphia: Published by John Comly: 1831. Selling as one lot.

Complete Body of Speculative & Practical Divinity

Lot #226 (Sale Order 233 of 444)

A Complete Body of Speculative and Practical Divinity by Thomas Stackhouse, Third Edition, 1743, 978 pages, plus 16 index pages, newer inside front and back covers, lacks end pages, some soil and foxing

2 - Religious Books

Lot #227 (Sale Order 234 of 444)

Includes; 1) Account of the Life of that ancient Servant Jesus Christ, John Richardson, Philadelphia, Printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank, MDCCLXXXIII (1783), vi, 236, rebound in leather. 2) A Plea for Religion and the Sacred Writings; Addressed to the Disciples of Thomas Paine, Wavering Christians of Every Persuasion,Rev. David Simpson, M.A. and several additional notes by the Rev. John Gaulter. Liverpool. Printed and published by Nuttali, Fisher and Dixon, Duke St. March 11, 1812 Selling as one lot.

Exposition of the Faith,PA Gov. Camby autograph

Lot #228 (Sale Order 235 of 444)

Kimber & Sharpless & Thomas Kite, Philadelphia, 1828, xxxvii, 319 pp. leather, black spine label, nice marbled end pages, signed on the blank front end page by Pennsylvania governor Caleb H. Camby. Some wear and scuffing covers.

2 - Early Quaker Titles

Lot #229 (Sale Order 236 of 444)

1)Yearly Meeting of Friends, A review of the General and Particular Causes which have produced late disorders and divisions in the Yearly Meeting Friends, held in Philadelphia, with introductory remarks of the state of the Primitive Churches. Their gradual declension and subsequent advancement in reformation to the rise of the Society of Friends, by James Cockburn, Philadelphia. Printed for the author by Philip Price and sold by John Townsend, No. 346 Market St. 1829. 2) A Portraiture of Quakerism, Taken from a View of the Moral Education, Discipline, Peculiar Customs, Religious Principles, Political and Civil Economy, and Character, of The Society of Friends by Thomas Clarkson, M.A., Vol. 2 & 3 only, The Second American, from the Second London Edition. Philadelphia: Published by James P. Parke, No. 119, Market Street. 1808. Selling as one lot.

History of the Baptists

Lot #230 (Sale Order 237 of 444)

A History of the Baptists; Traced by their Vital Principles and Practices by Thomas Armitage, D.D., L L. D. Deluxe edition illustrated by175 Engravings. Bryan, Taylor & Co. 1889, all edges gilt.

Churches of France

Lot #231 (Sale Order 238 of 444)

Churches of France, Text by Dorothy Noyes Arms with Fifty-one reproductions of etchings and drawings by John Taylor Arms, The Macmillan Company MCMXXIX, 1929, First Edition.

C B and Q Railroad, 2 Volumes

Lot #232 (Sale Order 239 of 444)

Documentary History of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 2 volumes, Baldwin, W.W, Vice President, Compiler, 1928, 1929, First Edition, Volume 1 has Lines East of the Mississippi River, 1,997pp, index. Volume 2 has Lines in Iowa an Missouri, 1,552 pp, index. Scarce set with volume 3 published later. Very good.

Poor's Manual Of Railroads, 1906

Lot #233 (Sale Order 240 of 444)

Street railway and traction companies, industrial and other corporations and statements of the debts of the US, the several states, municipalities, etc. Poor's Railroad Manual Co., 68 William St., NY. Effingham Wilson 54, Threadneedle St., London 39th Annual Number, some condition issues.

2 - Burlington Railroad Histories

Lot #234 (Sale Order 241 of 444)

Includes; 1) Overton, BURLINGTON WEST, Harvard, first, some soil covers, worn, torn dust jacket. 2) BURLINGTON STEAM LOCOMOTIVES. Selling as one lot

The Beginnings of the New York Central Railroad

Lot #235 (Sale Order 242 of 444)

By Frank Walker Stevens. 1926, first, fold-out map, some wear covers, corners jammed, 2 small old tape marks on front end page.

2 - Pennsylvania Railroad Books

Lot #236 (Sale Order 243 of 444)

Includes; 1) CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY 1846-1946, Burgess & Kennedy, 1949, first. 2) The Pennsylvania Railroad: A pictorial history, Alexander, Bonanza, 1947, b/w illus, dust jacket, very good. Selling as one lot.

Erie Railway, Summer Excursion Rates And Routes

Lot #237 (Sale Order 244 of 444)

B. Thomas, Superintendent, J. Abbot, Passenger Agent, 1884, Sunshine Publishing, 90 pps plus 22pp of ads, 2 foldout maps - 1 torn on the side. The covers are very chipped and missing chunks, inside nice with great illustrations and ads, a very hard to find item on routes from New York, Boston,MA, New Jersey and western New York state.

2 - Two Railroad Titles

Lot #238 (Sale Order 245 of 444)

Includes; 1) Historic Railroads, Holland,1927, 1st, bumped corners, some pencil notes, drawings by owner, owner name inside front cover. 2) Catalogue of the Centenary Exhibition of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad, 1927, second printing that year of the first edition, soft cover chipped on edges and cracked at spine. Selling as one lot.

Jane's World Railways

Lot #239 (Sale Order 246 of 444)

Jane's World Railways Edited by Paul J. Goldsack. 1976. Dust jacket. 18th edition.

3 Railroad Books

Lot #240 (Sale Order 247 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Historic Alpine Tunnel by Dow Helmers 1963. Dust jacket. (2)Railroads of Nevada and Eastern California Volumes I and II, Volume I, The Northern Roads by David F. Myrick.1962. Volume II The Southern Roads by David F. Myrick. 1963. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Railroads

Lot #241 (Sale Order 248 of 444)

Lot includes; 1) By Rail and Trail by Mae Foster Jay, illustrated by Photographs, W. A. Wilde Co. publishers, copyright 1928 by W.A. Wilde Company, dustjacket. 2) Cavalcade of the Rails by Frank P. Morse, illustrated 1940 E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc. First printing February1940, Second printing February 1940. 3) Then Came The Railroads, The Century from Steam to Diesel in the Southwest by Ira G. Clark, copyright 1958 by the University of Oklahoma Press, Publishing Division of the University, dustjacket. 4) Railroads The Great American Adventure by Charlton Ogburn, photographed by James A. Sugar, published by The National Geographic Society, copyright 1977 National Geographic Society, dustjacket. 5) Pacific Slope Railroads from 1854 to 1900 by George B. Abdill. Superior Publishing Co.- Seattle, copyright 1959, LIMITED EDITION 98/250 signed by author. 6) Symphony in Steam, The History and Development of the 4-4-0 or American Type Locomotive by Jan Gleysteen, published by Trogon Publications, copyright 1966 by Jan Gleysteen, Second, revised edition 1970,dustjacket. 7) The Trains We Rode Volume I Alton - New York Central, Lucius Beebe & Charles

6 Books on Transportation

Lot #242 (Sale Order 249 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) A Grosset All-Color Guide TRAINS by John Day, illustrated by David A. Warner and Nigel W. Hearn, publishers Grosset & Dunlap, copyright 1970, dustjacket. 2) Charles Morgan and the Development of Souther Transportation, James P. Baughman, copyright by Vanderbilt University Press 1968, dustjacket. 3) SWITZERLAND Its Railways and Cablways Mountain Roads and Lake Steamers, Cecil J. Allen F.R.S.A., M.Inst.T., A.I.Loco.E., published by Ian Allan Ldectd., copyright 1967, dustjacket. 4) The Nickel Plate Road, The History of a Great Railroad by Taylor Hampton, published by The World Publishing Company, First published December 1947. 5) The Iowa Pool, A Study in Railroad Competition 1870-84, by Julius Grodinsky, copyright 1950 University of Chicago, published 1950, dustjacket. 6) Pioneering The Union Pacific, A Reappraisal of the Builders of the Railroad. Charles Edgar Ames, copyright 1969 by Meredith Corporation. Much on the Ames family. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Railroads

Lot #243 (Sale Order 250 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Pictorial Encyclopedia of RAILWAY, Hamilton Ellis, A I Loco E, FRSA, First published in 1968 by Crown Publishers, Inc., copyright 1968, dust jacket. 2) The Railroads of the South 1865-1900, A Study in Finance and Control by John F. Stover, copyright 1955 by The University of North Carolina Press, dust jacket. 3) Iron Road To Empire, The history of 100 years of the progress and achievements of the Rock Island Lines. Copyright 1953 by William Edward Hayes, dust jacket. 4) The Search For Safety: A History of Railroad Signals and the People Who Made Them by Mary Brignano and Hax McCullough with graphic design by Sid Navratil. Copyright 1981 by American Standard Inc., dust jacket. Selling a 1 lot.

4 Railroad & Steam Engine Books

Lot #244 (Sale Order 251 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Wreck of the Penn Central by Joseph R. Daughen and Peter Binzen, copyright 1971, First Edition 2) THE BIG FOUR The story of Huntington, Stanford, Hopkins, and Crocker, and of the building of the Central Pacific by Oscar Lewis. Copyright 1938 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. 3) New Mexico's Royal Road by Max L. Moorhead, copyright 1958 by the University of Oklahoma Press. 3) Railroad Avenue by Freeman H. Hubbard, copyright 1945. First Printing. 4) Floyd Clymer's Album of Historical Steam Traction Engines, published by Bonanza Books, MCMXLIX by Floyd Clymer, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Model Railroad & Trolley Books

Lot #245 (Sale Order 252 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Boy's Book of Model Railroading by Raymond F. Yates, copyright 1951. 2) The Complete Book of Model Railroading by David Sutton, copyright 1964, dust jacket. 3) The Modern Wonder Book of Trains and Railroading by Norman Carlisle. Copyright 1946 by The John C. Winston Company in Great Britain, dust jacket. 4) The Time of the Trolley by William D. Middleton. 1967 by William D. Middleton, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

History of the Second World War, 5 Vols.

Lot #246 (Sale Order 253 of 444)

Pictorial History of the Second World War, 1944, New York, 5 volumes. Selling as one lot. William H. Wise Co, first edition.

The Mighty Eighth: A History Of The U.S. 8th Army

Lot #247 (Sale Order 254 of 444)

Freeman, R. Doubleday, 1970, stated first, 311pp, many color,b/w illlus. The former owners, Frank and Paul Bruno listed "Our Hunting Guns" on 2 front endpps and made a note on the bottom of 297 about "our" (airplane) "The Superstious A lot Visus". The dust jacket has a number of small closed tears and the price torn off the flap.

2 - World War Titles Inscribed to Gov. Martin

Lot #248 (Sale Order 255 of 444)

Includes: 1) Jews in American Wars, Freedman and Falk, NY, Jewish War Veterans, 1943, 4th printing, revised to include info on World War 2, 118pp, lengthy presentation to Martin by the authors and members of the Department of Pennsylvania. 2) Anti-Semitism-The Voice of Folly and Fanaticism, Dushaw, Rev. Amos, M.A.; B.D., NY, Tolerance Press, 1943, first, 119pp, very good in a worn, chipped dust jacket. The author, a Rabbi, wrote a presentation to Gov. Martin expressing appreciation for a speech given to the US Senate in 1947 supporting the establishment of Israel. Selling as one lot.

The Second World War

Lot #249 (Sale Order 256 of 444)

By Winston S. Churchill and the ditors of Life in 2 volumes, boxed. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1959. Selling as one lot.

18 Ballantine's Illustrated History/2 Misc.

Lot #250 (Sale Order 257 of 444)

18 Ballantine's non-sequential War Stories. Plus, Norway 1940 - 1945, and Classic Military Biplanes by Peter M. Bowers. Selling as 1 lot.

2 volumes -War Experiences by John J. Pershing

Lot #251 (Sale Order 258 of 444)

My experiences in the World War by John J. Pershing. Frederick A. Stokes Company New York. MCMXXXI, 1929, First edition. Top edges gilt. Sold as a set.

5 Books on World War I

Lot #252 (Sale Order 259 of 444)

Lot includes: 1)1918: Gamble For Victory by Robert Cowley, The MacMillan Company 1964, First Printing, dust jacket. 2) The Doughboys by Laurence Stallings, copyright 1963, Edward & Charity Martin bookplate, dust jacket. 3) The Kaiser on Trail by George Sylvester Viereck, copyright 1937, dust jacket. 4& 5) FORWARD-MARCH, Volume I & II, by Frank J. Mackey & Marcus Wilson Jernegan, Ph. D., copyright - MCMXXXIV-V-VI-VII. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on World War I and its aftermath

Lot #253 (Sale Order 260 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) RICKENBACKER by Edward V. Rickenbacker, signed by author, copyright 1967, dust jacket. 2&3) FROM DOUBLE EAGLE TO RED FLAG by General P. N. Krassnoff, Volume I & II, copyright 1928, Sixth Edition. 4) The Deluge by Arthur Marwick, copyright 1965, First American Edition, dust jacket. 5) The Confident Years by the Editor of American Heritage, hard covered protective sleeve. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on World War II

Lot #254 (Sale Order 261 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Memoirs of Field-Marshal KEITEL, edited by Walter Gorlitz, first published in the United States of America in 1966 by Stein and Day publishers, Second Printing, dust jacket. 2) ANZIO - The Massacre at the Beachhead by Wynford Vaughan-Thomas, Third Printing 1962, dust jacket. 3) The Lady Be Good - Mystery Bomber of World War II by Dennis E. McClendon, 1962, Second Impression, dust jacket. 4) History of the German General Staff by Walter Goerlitz, copyright 19 dust jacket. 5) DUNKIRK - The Great Escape by A. J. Barker, reprinted October 1977, dust jacket. 6) History of the Second World War by B. H. Liddell Hart, copyright 1970, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on World War II

Lot #255 (Sale Order 262 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) A Pictorial History Of The SS 1923-1945 by Andrew Mollo, first published 1977, dust jacket. 2) Hitler's Wartime Picture Magazine, edited by S. L. Mayer, Third US Impression 1977, dust jacket. 3) United States At War - December 7, 1943 - December 7, 1944 published by the Army & Navy Journal, bookplate of Edward & Charity Martin. 4) United States At War - December 7, 1944 - December 7, 1945 published by the Army & Navy Journal. 5) Collier's Photographic History of World War II, P. F. Collier & Son Corp., copyright 1944. Selling as 1 lot

6 Books on World War II

Lot #256 (Sale Order 263 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) June 6 1944 The Longest Day, by Cornelius Ryan, First Printing, copyright MCMXXXVII, dust jacket. 2) A Pictorial History of the World War II Years by Edward Jablonski, copyright 1977, dust jacket. 3) Illustrated Story of World War II by Reader's Digest, copyright 1969. 4&5) War II In Pictures by Harry B. Henderson and Herman C. Morris, Volume I & II, copyright 1945, hardcover protective sleeve. 6) WW II by James Jones, text 1975, First Printing, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on World War II

Lot #257 (Sale Order 264 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Fall Of Japan by William Craig, copyright 1967, dust jacket. 2) Some Survived by Manny Lawton with an introduction by John Toland, 1984, dust jacket. 3) Tennozan by George Feifer, Ticknor & Fields 1992, dust jacket. 4) Douglas MacArthur - Reminiscences, copyright 1964 Time, dust jacket. 5) Victory At Midway, by Lieutenant Commander Griffith Baily Coale, USNR, copyright 1944, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on Aviation

Lot #258 (Sale Order 265 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Aviation, consultant editor Bill Gunton, copyright 1978, dust jacket. 2) Flying Fortress by Edward Jablonski, copyright 1965, dust jacket. 3) Contact! The Story of the Early Birds by Henry Serrano Villard, copyright MCMLXVIII, dust jacket. 4) Air Enthusiast, bound magazine, Volume I - nbr. 1 June - December 1971, dust jacket. 5) The World of Silent Flight by Richard A. Wolters, copyright 1979, dust jacket. 6) Air Force By Martin Caidin, copyright 1957 Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Aviation

Lot #259 (Sale Order 266 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Trail Blazing In The Skies by Shafto Dene, copyright 1943, dust jacket. 2) The Legendary DC-3 by Carroll V. Glines and Wendell F. Moseley, published 1979, dust jacket. 3) Stick and Rudder by Wolfgang Langwiesche, copyright 1944, Thirteenth Printing, dust jacket. 4) ASSAULT from the SKY by John Weeks, copyright 1978, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Aviation

Lot #260 (Sale Order 267 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The World Guide to Combat Planes Two, compiled by William Green, 1967, printed in Great Britain. 2) Bombers In Service by Kenneth Munson, First published in 1972, dust jacket. 3&4) LA AVIACION EN LA GUERRA - DE ESPANA 1& 2 b Salvador Rello 5) Famous Fighters, Volume Two, by William Green, 1967, dust jacket. 6) Fighters of World War II, edited by D. Avery, copyright 1989, dust jacket. 7) The World's Fighting Planes by William Green, 1965 Fourth Edition, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Naval

Lot #261 (Sale Order 268 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) THE TWO-OCEAN WAR by Samuel Eliot Morison, 1963 Second Printing, dust jacket. 2) United States Naval Academy by John Crane and Lieut. James F. Kieley, U.S.N.R. copyright 1945. 3) Naval Battles of the World by Edward Shippen copyright 1898. 4) The History Of Our Navy 1775-1897 by John R. Spears, Volume IV, 1897. 5) The Navy Has Wings by Fletcher Pratt, copyright 1943, First Edition. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Naval

Lot #262 (Sale Order 269 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) A History of the United States NAVY by Dudley W. Knox, copyright 1936, Third Impression. 2) Building The Kaiser's NAVY by Gary E. Weir 1890-1919, signed by author, 1992 United State Naval Operations, dust jacket. 3) Naval Customs Traditions and Usage by Leland P. Lovette, copyright by U.S. Naval Institute. 4) Navy Blue by Willis Boye Allen, 1901. 5) To All Hands by John Mason Brown, copyright 1943, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Military

Lot #263 (Sale Order 270 of 444)

Lot includes; 1) American War Songs by The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, Philadelphia, MCMXXV, Edward & Charity Martin book plate. 2) The Far Shore by Max Miller, published by the Whittlesley House, NY 1945, dust jacket. 3) Insignia of the Services by Paul Brown. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941, first edition. 5) European Military Uniforms by Paul Martin. Spring Books London, 1963, dust jacket. 6) The World's Largest Regiments by Verzio Melegari, G.P. Putna Sons, 1969, dust jacket. Selling as one lot.

2 Autographed World War Books

Lot #264 (Sale Order 271 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Colonel Retread 1942-1945 by Carlton G. Ketchum, signed by the author, First Edition, copyright 1976 2) Victory in my hands by Harold Russell, signed by the author, copyright 1949. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Naval

Lot #265 (Sale Order 272 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Attack Submarine by Robert E. Kuenne, copyright 1965, dust jacket. 2) McKinley's Bulldog: The Battleship Oregon, by Sanford Sternlicht, copyright 1977, dust jacket. 3) Iron Coffins by Herbert A. Warner, copyright 1969, dust jacket. 4) Clear For Action by Foster Hailey and Milton Lancelot, copyright MCLXIV, dust jacket. 5) The Book of Navy Songs, music and arranged by Joseph Crosely, copyright 1935, dust jacket. 6) Fighting Vehicles, Chris Ellis and Peter Chamberlain, copyright 1972, dust jacket. 7) The Soviet War Machine, copyright 1976, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Weaponry

Lot #266 (Sale Order 273 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Old Time Punishments by William Andrews, F.R.H.S., originally published MDCCCXC, dust jacket. 2) Arms And Armor by Vesey Norman, 1964 by George Weidenfeld and Nicholson Ltd., dust jacket. 3) 2,500 Years Of European Helmets by Howard M. Curtis, copyright 1978, dust jacket, first edition. 4) A Collectors guide to Swords Daggers & Cutlasses by Gerald Weland, A Quantum Book 1997, dust jacket. 5) European & American Arms c.1100-1850 by Claude Blair, Bonanza Books, MCMLXII. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on Firearms

Lot #267 (Sale Order 274 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Home Gun Care & Repair by Parker O. Ackley, copyright 1969 by the Stackpole Co. 2) American Gun Makers by Col. Arcadi Gluckman and L. D. Satterlee, copyright 1953 by The Stackpole Co., Second Edition Revised, dust jacket. 3) Indian Trade Guns, 1982 Pioneer Press, Union City, Tn. 4) Encyclopedia Of American Gun Design And Performance by L. R. Wallack, Second Revised Edition, copyright 1987. 5) The Sporting Clays Handbook by Jerry Meyer, 1990, dust jacket. 6) Civil War Firearms by Joseph g. Bilby, copyright 1996, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Firearms & Water Fowling

Lot #268 (Sale Order 275 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The North American Water fowler by Paul S. Bernsen, copyright 1972 Superior Publishing co. 2) The Wildfowler's Quest by George Reiger, 1989, dust jacket. 3) Pistols of the World by Claude Blair, copyright 1968, dust jacket. 4) The Collecting of Guns, Bonanza Books, copyright MCMLXIV The Stackpole Company. 5) The Fireside Book of Guns by Larry Koller, 1959 Simon and Shuster. Selling as 1 lot.

3 German Ciaretten Books

Lot #269 (Sale Order 276 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Adolf Hitler, Bilder aus dem Leben des Fuhrers (Sammelbilder-Album). 1 1401-1500. Tsd.Hamburg Bahrenfeld; Cigaretten Bilderdienst, 1936. 132. 24X32, schwarzer illustr. OU weiB-orangefarbenes O Ln mit Goldpragung.mit zahlreichen teils groBerformatige Bilder schr schones Exemplar, lediglich der Schutzumschlag mit einigen fachmannisch hinterlegten Einrissen. (2) DEUTFCHLAND ERWACHT, Werden Rampf Und Seig Der NSDAP, IN GERMAN Language with glued in B/W Pictures of Hitler, soldiers in uniform, ETC Deutfchland Means Germany, Hitlers Propaganda Book, Note: Title means GErmany Rising, very large fold out panorama of a Hitler Rally, 1933, all color and B/W pictures pasted in, rust mark at top of front end paper from a long gone paper clip, some cover fading. (3) DEUTFCHLAND ERWACHT, Werden Rampf Und Seig Der NSDAP, Deutfchland Erwacht Werden Rampf Und Seig Der NSDAP, in German language with gluded in B/W pictures of Hitler, soldiers in uniform, ETC Deutfchland Means Germany, Hitlers Propaganda Book. Note; Title means Germany Rising, very largefold out panorama of Hitlers rally, lacks some of the b/w pictures, near fine in good dust jacket with some edge

Travels Through Norway And Lapland, 1813 - 2 maps

Lot #270 (Sale Order 277 of 444)

H Colburn, London ,1813, first thus, xiii, 460 pp + (6) p, translated from German by John Black, with added notes by Robert Jameson. An early scientific expedition through Scandinavia by the noted German geologist Leopold von Buch with his detailed observations of geological and glaciological phenomena, 2 engraved folding maps (the second map has tatters at the bottom and a closed tear at the fold). Leather spine and corners are chipped and worn, the right side edge of the title page is partially torn away (not affecting any text), some foxing and toning.

2 German books with photos

Lot #271 (Sale Order 278 of 444)

DEUTSCHLAND, LANDSCHAFT UND BAUKUNST, Huch, Ricarda - Lampe, F. - Meier, Walther - Hege, Walter - Von Heimburg, J. - et al, Berlin: Atlantis Verlag (published date: 1931), LXIII pag. - 304 b/w photgraphs, First edition. Very good condition with a faded blue dust jacket GROSSDEUTSCHLAND DIE STADTE, Kraft, Adam, Mit einem Geleitwort von Bruno Brehm, Leipzig, 1942, 256 SS. Mit 260 Tiefdr, very good in a worn, torn and soiled dust jacket.

2 - German Books

Lot #272 (Sale Order 279 of 444)

Includes; 1) Reichshauptstadt Berlin. Hrsg. im Einvernehmen mit der Stadtverwaltung der Reichshauptstadt. Unter Mitarbeit von Max Arendt,Erich Böhl, Eberhard Faden. Entwurf und Gesamtgestaltung von E. F. Werner-Rades. Illustr. 2) Der Berghof, seems to be illustrations of Hitler’s private estate, with 3rd Reich emblem on cover. From the Gov. Martin library. Selling as one lot.

Mein Kampf presentation copy

Lot #273 (Sale Order 280 of 444)

Mein Kampf presentation copy to Edward Martin. MEIN KAMPF, Hitler, Adolf, Zentralverlag der NSDAP Frz. Eher Nachf, Munchen, 1945, Think special Saarland Edition (see page before frontis of Hitler), 781pp plus 3pp bok ads (by Goebbels, Goring, etc), presentation copy to Governor Martin by Daniel Stickler, Colonel, 110th Inf, Military Governor, Saarland, Martin Bookplate.

100 Views of Munchen-Oberboyern with Stereoviewer

Lot #274 (Sale Order 281 of 444)

Der Tradionsgau Munchen-Oberboyern (THE TRADITIONAL REGION MUNCHEN-OBERBOYERN), 100 Stereo Views of Heinrich Hoffman, Achenbach & Kleinknecht, Mit 100 Raumbild=Aufnahmen von Prof. Heinrich Hoffman, Buchverlag Heinrich Hoffman/Munchen 13. All views present and in nice condition.

Adolf Hitler in Franken Reden aus der kampfzeit

Lot #275 (Sale Order 282 of 444)

Adolf Hitler in Franken, Preiss, Heinz, Stürmer / Nürnberg) (1939). Mit mehrzeiliger Widmung + org. Unterschrift von Julius Streicher. Überaus wohlerhaltenes Exemplar. RRR. Biographien; Lebensbeschreibungen; Nationalsozialismus; NS.; Drittes 3. III. Reich; Zeitgeschichte; Propaganda; Agitation; Weltanschauung; Slightly soiled tan covers. From the personal library of Senator Edward Martin and his wife Charity Martin, Bookplate.

Harper's Weekly 1867 Full Year Volume XI

Lot #276 (Sale Order 283 of 444)

Spine Worn. Illustrations on Indians, African Americans and Reconstruction. Artists include: Harrison Weir, Forbes, Beard, Nast and Davis. Pages 743-746 missing. Lacks three Homers. 4 pages loose. Smaller back pages bound out of order.

Harper's Weekly 1872 Full Year Volume XVI

Lot #277 (Sale Order 284 of 444)

With supplements but missing the HOMERS. Great illustrations by Nast, Dore, Frenzeny and Sheppard.Much about Boss Tweed and the Boston Fire.

3 - Bound Ballou Magazines

Lot #278 (Sale Order 285 of 444)

The Dollar Monthly Magazine, July-Dec 1857, July-Dec 1859, Jan-July 1863. Illustrated. News and literature of the day. Selling as one lot.

Harpers Weekly Volume XVII, 1873

Lot #279 (Sale Order 286 of 444)

Harpers Weekly a journal of civilization for the year 1873 with supplements. With condition issues: lacks Winslow Homer illustrations. Illustrations by Nast, Church, Rinehardt, and Abbey, Dore, coalmining, Leigh Valley canal, etc.

The Pennsylvania Magazine Of History And Biography

Lot #280 (Sale Order 287 of 444)

Pennsylvania Mag: 20 issues from 1882-1895; 3 indexes from the 1920s; 19 issues from 1950-1991; PA History mag, 50+ issues 1954 to 1971. 11 full volumes.

The Portfolio Jan. Thru May 1818

Lot #281 (Sale Order 288 of 444)

A monthly magazine, hardbound, Philadelphia and London, includes articles on Native Tribes of North American, Mrs Madison, Bunker Hill, steamboats and much more. Rebound in leather with new end pages.

Bound Flair Annual

Lot #282 (Sale Order 289 of 444)

Includes; Volume 1, No. 1, February, 1950-Volume 2, No., 1, January, 1951, Cowles, Fleur (Ed.), 1953, bound and printed by the Lakeside Press, a hardbound containing all issues of published.

Flair Magazines Vol.1 Feb 1950 - Jan 1951

Lot #283 (Sale Order 290 of 444)

12 numbers of this very hard to find magazine which only had 13 numbers published, lackin the November 1950 number, some wear to covers, scarce. Selling as one lot.

3 - Bound Casket Magazines for Ladies

Lot #284 (Sale Order 291 of 444)

Includes the years; 1839, 1837, 1829. Philadelphia: Samuel C. Atkinson, much on literature, poetry, fashion, etc.

The Architectural Forum Magazines

Lot #285 (Sale Order 292 of 444)

Spiral bound, a little dirty, Oct 39 (scarce), Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1940. Howard Myers editor and Luce as chairman. Selling as one lot.

Asia Magazine 1919 & 1920

Lot #286 (Sale Order 293 of 444)

Hardbound. Articles include; Armenia Resurrected, Boris Anisfield, etc. Selling as one lot.

Asia Magazine 1921 & 1922

Lot #287 (Sale Order 294 of 444)

Harbound. Articles include; Sidelights on Soviet Moscow, Signing Craftsman of Peking, etc. Selling as one lot.

Harpers Weekly Volume XIV, 1870

Lot #288 (Sale Order 295 of 444)

Harpers Weekly Journal of Civilization 1870. Condition issues. Jan-June 1870, lacks pps 23-26, 4 pps loose. Marbled boards, spine taped. Supplements added. Lacks Homers. Several Full Page Nast illustrations. Reinhart, European wars and others.

Harpers Weekly Volume XIV

Lot #289 (Sale Order 296 of 444)

Harpers Weekly a journal of civilization for July- Dec 1870. With condition issues: worn corners & taped spine, few tattered edges. Illustrations by Sheppard and Frenezey, Nast, Reinhart and others.

3 - Bound Ladies Magazines

Lot #290 (Sale Order 297 of 444)

Includes; Two Peterson's Ladies Magazines,and one Graham's Magazine of Literature and Art, 1875,1881,1845. Selling as one lot.

3 - Bound Ladies Magazines

Lot #291 (Sale Order 298 of 444)

Atkinson's Casket 1834 rebound; Gem of the Season, 1850 respined, Gem of the season, 1851 respined. Selling as one lot.

Guernsey Magazines, Books, Brochures Lot

Lot #292 (Sale Order 299 of 444)

From the 1940s and 1950s. Some with original mailing envelopes, everything you want to know about Guernsey cows. Selling as one lot.

Harpers Weekly Bound Magazines 1868

Lot #293 (Sale Order 300 of 444)

Harper's Weekly, a journal of civilization, Vol. XII for Jan-Dec 1868. Covers present but disbound. Forbes, Nast, Sheppard, Baltimore flood and more. First twenty pages loose and tattered.

Harpers Weekly Volume III, 1859

Lot #294 (Sale Order 301 of 444)

Harpers Weekly a Journal of Civilization 1859. Condition issues: missing pages, some loose and soiled, mainly nice. Notes; Lacks all Winslow Homers illus.. Illustrations of air baloons, Harper's Ferry, John Brown. Illustrations by Darley, Bierstadt, and others.

Harpers Weekly XLIII

Lot #295 (Sale Order 302 of 444)

Harpers Weekly a Journal of Civilization for July-December 1899. 1336pp. Front cover dettached but present. Illustrations by Remington, Mora, Rogers, Frost, Boar War and college football.

No Lot

Lot #295A (Sale Order 303 of 444)

Vol. I and II Wild Flowers of W. PA.

Lot #296 (Sale Order 304 of 444)

Wild Flowers of Western Pennsylvania and the Upper Ohio Basin, Text by O. E. Jennings, Watercolors by Andrey Avinoff. University of Pittsburgh Press 1953. Signed by the Author. Plus Letters, photos loose in front. Selling as a set.

The Birds Of Ohio..., 2 Vols

Lot #297 (Sale Order 305 of 444)

1903, First edition, leather spines and corners scuffed, volume 2 has a former owner's inscription on the title page. There are 83 color and numerous black and white illustrations. Selling as one lot.

The New Nature Library, Bird Neighbors, Blanchan

Lot #298 (Sale Order 306 of 444)

The New Nature Library, Bird Neighbors, Blanchan, Neltie, 9 Volumes. Many color and b&w photo illustrations, by Neltie Blanchan, 1916. 1) Bird Neighbors 2) Game Birds 3) Butterfly Book 4) American Animals 5) Insects 6) Wild Flowers 7) Moths 8) Trees 9) Fishes Selling as one lot.

3 Audubon Books

Lot #299 (Sale Order 307 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1&2) Volume I and II, Letters of John James Audubon 1826 - 1840 edited by Howard Corning. Boston MCMXXX. First edition, limited to 225 copies. Robert Lodowick bookplate. (3) Audubon's Quadrupeds of North America. Wellfleet Press 1989. Dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Books on Birds

Lot #300 (Sale Order 308 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Birds of Massachusetts and other New England states by Edward Howe Forbush. Part 1 Water birds, marsh birds, and shore birds. Issued by authority of the legislature 1925. Color illustrations. 2) Birds of Massachusetts and other New England states by Edward Howe Forbush. Part 2 Land birds from the bob-whites to grackles. Issued by authority of the legislature 1927. Color Illustrations. 3) Key to North American Birds Living and Fossil Bird by Elliott Coupes, Salem: Naturalists' Agency New York: Dodd and Mead, Boston: Estes and Lauriat 1872. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Birds

Lot #301 (Sale Order 309 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Warblers of America by Ludlow Griscom, Alexander Sprunt, Jr., illustrated by John Henry Dick, copyright 1957 by the Devin-Adair Company, printed in the USA, color illustrations printed in Holland, 1st printing, 50 plates, 35 color. 2) Hawaiian Birdlife, Andrew J. Berger, The University Press of Hawaii, First Printing 1972. 3) American Water & Game Birds, Austin L. Rand, silhouettes by Ugo Mochi, photographs by Allan D. Cruickshank, Eliot Porter, Helen Cruickshank, Cy La Tour, Eric Hosking and others. A Chanticleer Press Edition, E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc. 1956, 1st edition. 4) Audubon's Birds of America, text by George Dock, Jr., Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, published in 1979, dust jackets. 5) Menaboni's Birds by Athos and Sara Menaboni, copyright 1950, dust jacket. Selling at 1 lot.

4 Books on Birds

Lot #302 (Sale Order 310 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) THE BIRD BOOK Illustrating in Natural Colors more than seven hundred north American birds; also several hundred photographs of their nests and eggs by Chester A. Reed, B.S., Doubleday, Page & Company 1915. 2) Bird of America with 106 Plates in Full Color by Louis Agassiz Fuertes, copyright 1936 by Doubleday & Company, Inc. 3) Reader's Digest Edition BIRDS Their Life - Their Ways - Their World, illustrations by Ad Cameron, copyright 1979 Reader's Digest, dust jacket. 4) Birds That Hunt And Are Hunted by Neltje Blanchan, copyright 1904 by Doubleday, Page & Company. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Wildflowers

Lot #303 (Sale Order 311 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Wild Flowers of New York by Homer D. House, The University of the State of New York 1923. 2-7) British Wild Flowers In Their Natural Haunts, Described by A. R. Horwood with sixty-four plates in color, representing 350 different plants from drawings by J. N. Fitch and many illustrations from photographs. Volumes 1 through 6, The Gresham Publishing Company, LTD. 1919. Three missing spine covers. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Birds

Lot #304 (Sale Order 312 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Useful Birds And Their Protection by Edward Howe Forbush, Fourth Edition, published 1913. 2) Birds And Man by W. H. Hudson, Duckworth & Co. 1915. 3) Birds Of Venezuela text and illustrations by Kathleen Deery de Phelps, Third edition: Editorial Lectura, 1963. 4) Song and Garden BIRDS of North America by Alexander Wetmore. 550 illustrations, 509 in full color, copyright 1964, dust jacket. 5) Audubon's America, edited by Donald Culross Peattie, copyright 1940. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Books on Animals

Lot #305 (Sale Order 313 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Ray Harm Nature Sketchbook written and illustrated by Ray Harm. Copyright 1967 by Ray Harm, Second Printing 1967, dust jacket. 2) The Mammals of Louisiana And It's Adjacent Waters by George H. Lowery, Jr. Copyright 1974, dust jacket. 3) A Social History of the American Alligator, Vaughn L. Glasgow. First Edition September 1991, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Hell I Was There, Elmer Keith His Life Story

Lot #306 (Sale Order 314 of 444)

By Elmer Keith. Los Angeles, California, Petersen Pub Co, 1979, first, xii, 308 pp., many black and white illustrations. Hardbound in brown with wear along the edges, in a good dust jacket that has some chips and a piece missing from the top of t front cover. This has the adventures of a Montana cowboy who gained world fame as a big game hunter. The dean of American gun writers, Elmer Keth tells his own story, cowboy, bronco buster, hunting guide and rancher, Keith maintained an abiding and active interest in firearms, here he takes you from Alaska to Africa on his big game hunts.

3 Books on Hunters & Trappers

Lot #307 (Sale Order 315 of 444)

Lot includes; 1) Hunters and Trappers Guide, Illustrating the Fur Bearing Animals of North America. Andersch Bros., Minneapolis, Minn., 1903. 2) The Lost Trappers, by David H. Coyner, Cincinnati, 1850. 3) The Hunter and Trapper, by Halsey Thrasher, illustrated. New York, 1868, first edition. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on Trapping

Lot #308 (Sale Order 316 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Hunter and Trapper by Halsey Thrasher, Reprint 1914. 2) Fox Trapping by A. R. Harding, copyright 1934. 3) Science of Trapping by E. Kreps, Revised Edition 1909. 4) Fifty Years A Hunter And Trapper by A. R. Harding, copyrig 1941. 5) The Three Trappers by Achilles Daunt, 1884. 6) Trapper Days Tales of the Prairies, Ralph V. Hunkins and Regina Hunkins Allen. Copyright 1942 by American Book Company. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Books on Taxidermy and Animal Furs

Lot #309 (Sale Order 317 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Home Taxidermy for Pleasure and Profit by Albert B. Farnham, copyright 1916. 2) Fur Farming by A. R. Harding, revised edition, copyright 1909. 3) Fur Buyers' Guide by A. R. Harding, copyright 1915. 4) The Taxidermist's Manual, Designed for the use of Travelers, Conservators of Museums, and Private Collectors., by Captain Thomas Brown, F.L.S., Sixteenth Edition, London and Edinburgh: A. Fullarton & Co. 1860. 5) Guide to Taxidermy by Charles K. Reed, 1904. 6) Furs by Astor by John Upton Terrell, William Morrow & Co. 1963. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Gaming

Lot #310 (Sale Order 318 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Practical Muskrat Raising by E. J. Dailey, copyright 1927. 2) The Coon Hunter's Handbook by Acil B. Underwood and Leon F. Whitney, D.V.M., copyright 1980, dust jacket. 3) A History of New Hampshire Game and Furbearers by Helenette Silver, New Hampshire Fish and Game Departments, copyright 1957. 4) Blood stoppers & Bear walkers, Richard M. Dorson, Second Printing 1972, dust jacket. 5) Tan Your Hide!, by Phyllis Hobson, copyright 1977. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on Fishing

Lot #311 (Sale Order 319 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) How to Tie Freshwater Flies by Kenneth E. Bay, photographs by Matthew M. Vinciguerra, copyright 1974, dust jacket.. 2) NYMPHS by Ernest Schwiebert, copyright 1973, dust jacket. 3) Dressing Flies for Fresh and Salt Water by Paul Jorgensen, copyright 1973, dust jacket. 4) The Fisherman's Encyclopedia, Ira N. Gabrielson, copyright 1954, dust jacket. 5) Hatches, Al Caucci/Bob Nastasi, First Printing, copyright 1975, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Hunting

Lot #312 (Sale Order 320 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Deer Hunter's Guide by Francis E. Sell, copyright 1964, dust jacket. 2) Bear!, by Clyde Ormond, copyright 1961, dust jacket. 3) North American Head Hunting by Grancel Fitz, copyright 1957, dust jacket. 4) On the Edge of the Wilderness by Walter Prichard Easton, copyright 1920. 5) Animal Tracks And Signs Of North America, by Richard P. Smith, copyright 1982, dust jacket. 6) Hunting Our Medium Size Game by Clyde Ormond, copyright 1958, dust jacket. 7) Elk And Elk Hunting, Hartt Wiom, copyright 1986, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

9 Books on Fly Fishing

Lot #313 (Sale Order 321 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Fishing with the Fly, copyright in Japan 1967 by Charles E. Tuttle Co., Inc., dust jacket. 2) Fly-Tying by William Bayard Sturgis, copyright 1940 by Charles Scribner's Sons, dust jacket. 3) How To Take Trout On Wet Flies And Nymphs, Ray Ovington, copyright 1974, dust jacket. 4) Limestone Legends, Papers and recollections of the fly fishers' club of Harrisburg 1947-1997, compiled by Norm Shires and Jim Gilford, copyright 1997. 5) Fly-Fishing For Trout by Richard W. Talleur, copyright 1974, dust jacket. 6) Mulberry Trout by Ogden Bigelow, copyright in Japan 1969, First edition, dust jacket. 7) Hook, Line And Sinker, by Ralph Seaman, copyright 1956, First edition, dust jacket. 8) Fly Tackle, Harmon Henkin, copyright 1976, dust jacket. 9) Feather in the Breeze, J. Edson Leonard, copyright 1974, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Fishery Industries of the US

Lot #314 (Sale Order 322 of 444)

Fishery Industries of the United States by George Brown Goode, Section I, Washington Government Printing Office, 1884. Notes: Half of plate #12 missing. Plates #174,175,176,177 & 277 missing. Has extra pages.

11 Trapping and Archery

Lot #315 (Sale Order 323 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Catalog: Anderson Archery Sales Co. Catalog 301 1964-65. 2) Bow hunting For Deer by H. R. Wambold, copyright 1964. 3) All About Elk, copyright 1987. 4) Space-Age Fox Trapping by John Clouser, Fourth Printing March -1973. Trapping North American Furbearers by S. Stanley Hawbaker, Revised Eleventh Edition, copyright 1974, dust jacket. 6) Trap lines And Trails by E. J. Dailey , copyright 1945, Revised Seventh Edition, dust jacket. 7) Animal Traps and Trapping by James Bateman, Second Impression 1973, dust jacket. 8) Trapping by Harold McCracken and Harry Van Cleve, Thirteenth Printing 1975, dust jacket. 9) Trapping And Tracking by George B. Clawson, copyright 1977, dust jacket. 10) The Complete Book of Trapping by Bob Gilsvik, copyright 1976, dust jacket. 11) Trappers, Traps, and Trapping by Edward W. Finnerty, 1976 by A. S. Barnes and Co., Inc. Selling as 1 lot.

2 - Agricultural Books

Lot #316 (Sale Order 324 of 444)

Includes; 1) The Wheat Plant, Klippart,1860, first edition, some staining on front pages, tight. 2) Storer's Agriculture, in 2 Volumes, 1887, Selling as one lot.

2 - Architecture Books

Lot #317 (Sale Order 325 of 444)

Includes; 1) Encyclopedia of Cottage Farm and Villa Architecture, Loudon,1850s?, worn covers; 2) Historical Studies of Church building in the Middle Ages, Norton, 1880, ex libra. Selling as one lot.

History of Indian and Eastern Architecture

Lot #318 (Sale Order 326 of 444)

Fergusson, 1876, rebound, library withdrawn from Washington and Jefferson Library, no outside library markings.

Architecture of Robert & James Adam, 2 Volumes

Lot #319 (Sale Order 327 of 444)

The Architecture of Robert & James Adam by Arthur T. Bolton. 1922. Volumes I and II. Selling as one lot.

8 Books on Southern Architecture

Lot #320 (Sale Order 328 of 444)

Lot includes; 1) Old Time Belles and Cavaliers by Edith Tunis Sale, published by J. B. Lippincott Company, copyright 1912. 2) Houses Virginians Have Loved by Agnes Rothery, illustrated with photographs Bonanza Books, New York, published by Bonanza Books, copyright MCMLIV by Rinehart & Co., Inc., dust jacket. 3) Georgetown Hovses of the FederalPeriod Washington D.C. 1780-1830 by Deering Davis AID Stephen P Dorsey & Ralph Cole Hall, forwarded by Nancy McCelland AID, Bonanza Books, copyright 1944 by Architectural Book Publishing Co., Inc., dustjacket. 4) VIRGINIA HOUSE TOUR mainly in the locale known as Mr.Jefferson's Country Historical and Plantation Legends. Narrator and editor - William T. Stevens, published by William T. Stevens around 1964. 5) Old Virginia Houses Along the James by Emmie Ferguson Farrar, illustrated with photographs by Harry Bagby & others. Bonanza Books, copyright 1957 by Emmie Ferguson Farrar, dustjacket. 6) Old Virginia Houses The Mobjack Bay Country by Emmie Ferguson Farrar, illustrated with photographs by Harry Bagby & others. Bonanza Books, copyright 1955 by Emmie Ferguson Farrar, dustjacket. 7) Southern Interiors of

8 Books on Architecture

Lot #321 (Sale Order 329 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Southern Architecture by Kenneth Severens. First Edition, copyright 1981, dustjacket. 2) The Living Past Of America by Cornelius Vanderhilt, Jr. Thirteenth Printing, December 1967. Crown Publishers, Inc., dustjacket. 3) Shaker Architecture compiled by Herbert Schiffer, copyright 1979. 4) Annapolis Houses 1700-1775 by Deeing Davis AID. Bonanza Books, copyright MCMXLVII, dustjacket. 5) Historic Houses of Early America by Elise Lathrop. Tudor Publishing Co. MCMXLI. 6) Colonial Interiors - Federal and Greek Revival, Third Series by Harold Donaldson Eberlein and Cortlandt Van Dyke Hubbard, Bonanza Books. Copyright MCMXXXVIII William Helburn, Inc., dustjacket. 7) Storefronts and Facades - Book 2 edited by Martin M. Pegler, SVM. Copyright 1988 by Retail Reporting Corporation, dustjacket. 8) A Treasury of EARLY AMERICAN HOMES by Richard Pratt. Copyright 1949 by The Curtis Publishing Company. Selling as 1 lot.

7 Books on Historic Homes

Lot #322 (Sale Order 330 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Tales of Old Inns by Richard Keverne, Revised and edited by Hammond Innes with 74 illustrations 10 pen and ink drawings and 6 maps. Third Edition April, 1949, Collins Clear-Type Press: London and Glasgow, dust jacket. 2) Bellingrath Gardens and The Bellingrath Home. Copyright 1958 by the Bellingrath-Morse Foundation, dust jacket. 3) Early American Inns and Taverns by Elise Lathrop. Arno Press 1977, dust jacket. 4) How to Furnish Old American Houses by Henry L. Williams and Ottalie K. Williams, copyright MCMXLIX, dust jacket. 5) Early American Inns and Taverns by Elise Lathrop, copyright 1926 by Robert M. McBride & Company. 6) The Gingerbread Age by John Maass, 1957 by John Mass. 7) Historic Houses of Early America by Elise Lathrop. Tudor Publishing Co. MCMXLVI, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Architecture

Lot #323 (Sale Order 331 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Life and Architecture in Pittsburgh by James D. Van Trump, copyright 1983, Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, dust jacket. 2) A Guide Book Of Art, Architecture, And Historic Interests In Pennsylvania, edited by A. Margaretta Archambault, copyright 1924 The John C. Winston Company. 3)Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater by Bruno Zevi & Edgar Kaufamm Jr., copyright 1965 by ETAS KOM-PASS s.p.a. - Via Mantegna 6, Milano Italy, soiled dust jacket. 4) The Architectural Heritage of Early Western Pennsylvania by Charles Morse Stotz, copyright 1966 University of Pittsburgh Press, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Ballou's Pictorial Drawing Room Companion Volume X

Lot #324 (Sale Order 332 of 444)

Some wear, missing leather on spine, owner's name on wrinkled front page. Many double page illustrations, 26 issues, Indians, Mexican Wars, etc. Andrew, Pierce, Champney, etc.

3 - Art Books

Lot #325 (Sale Order 333 of 444)

Includes; 1) Winslow Homer, Gardner, 1961 1st. 2) The Chromolithographs of Louis Prang, McClinton, 1973. 3) Faberge Imperial Eggs, Waterfield and Forbes, 1978. Selling as one lot.

3 Books on Art

Lot #326 (Sale Order 334 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) M.C. Escher The Graphic Work 1994. Dust jacket. (2) James Montgomery Flagg by Susan E. Meyer 1974. Dust jacket. (3) 27 Chicago Designers 1987. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Andrew Wyeth Books

Lot #327 (Sale Order 335 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Andrew Wyeth 1966, 2nd printing. (2) Andrew Wyeth Dry Brush and Pencil Drawings 1963. (3) Andrew Wyeth Introduction by David McCord, Selection by Frederick A. Sweet 1970. (4) The Art of Andrew Wyeth by Wanda M. Corn 1973. (5) N. C. Wyeth the Collected Painting, Illustrations and Murals by Douglas Allen and Douglas Allen, Jr. Bonanza Books New York MCMLXXII. Selling as 1 lot.

6 Currier & Ives Books

Lot #328 (Sale Order 336 of 444)

Lot includes; 1) Best Fifty Currier & Ives Lithographs, small folio size. The Old Print Shop, 1930's. 2) Currier & Ives by Harry T. Peters. Doubleday, Doran & Co. MCMXLIII, dust jacket. 3) Currier & Ives The Spirit of America by W.S. Hall. London & NY, 1930, dust jacket. (4) The American Arts Library Currier & Ives by F.A. Conningham. Illustrated. 1950. (5) Railroad-Indian and Pioneer Prints by N. Currier and Currier & Ives. Compiled by Fred J. Peters. Fully Illustrated. 1930. (6) Currier & Ives Chronicles of America. Edited by John Lowell Pratt. 1968. Dust jacket.

5 Books on Art

Lot #329 (Sale Order 337 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) A Treasury of American Book Illustration by Henry C. Pitz. Copyright 1947, Holmes Press. Dust jacket. (2) The Index of American Design by Erwin O. Christensen. The Macmillan Co. New York. 1950. Dust jacket. (2) America's Folk Art. General Editor Robert L. Polley. G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York. 1968. Dust jacket. (3) American Folk Painting by Mary Black and Jean Lipman. Clarkson N. Potter, New York. 1966. Dust jacket. (4) The World of Whistler 1834 - 1903 by Tom Prideaux and the Editors of Time-Life Books. 1970. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on Aubrey Beardsley

Lot #330 (Sale Order 338 of 444)

Lot includes; 1) Aubrey Beardsley by Robert Ross, copyright 1967, Jack Brussel, dust jacket. 2) Beardsley by Aileen Reid. Magna Books, 1991, dust jacket. 3) The Collected Drawings of Aubrey Beardsley by Arthur Symons, Bounty Books, NY, 1967, dust jacket. (4) Beardsley by Aileen Reid. Magna Books. 1991. Dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Lysistrata

Lot #331 (Sale Order 339 of 444)

Lysistrata by Aristophanes a New Version by Gilbert Seldes with a special introduction by Mr. Seldes and Illustrations by Pablo Picasso. Easton Press 1983.

Eros 4 volumes plus Pin Up

Lot #332 (Sale Order 340 of 444)

Lot Includes; Eros Spring 1962 Vol. I No I, Eros Summer 1962 Vol. I No 2, Eros Vol. I No 3, Eros Vol. I No 4, all published as Ralph Ginsburg was sent to jail for their publication. Pin Up by Jacques Sternberg & Pierre Chapelot 1974. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Photography Books

Lot #333 (Sale Order 341 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Room and Time Enough, The Land of Mary Austin. Photographs by Morley Baer. Arizona 1979. (2) Collecting Photographs. A Guide to the new Art Boom. Landt & Lisl Dennis. 1977. Dust jacket. (3) A Certain Slant of Light, the First Hundred Years of New England Photography by William F. Robinson. Boston 1980. Dust jacket. (4) The Family of Man by Edward Steichen for the Museum of Modern Art. 1955. Dust jacket. (5) Under Full Sail, 50 Years of Great Marine Photographs by Morris Rosenfeld. 1969. Dust jacket. Sold as 1 lot.

4 Books on Western Photographers

Lot #334 (Sale Order 342 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) American Places, Photographs by Eliot Porter, Text by Wallace Stegner and Page Stegner, published 1983. 2) Down the Colorado by John Wesley Powell, Diary of the First Trip through the Grand Canyon 1869. Eliot Porter photographs and Epilogue 1969. E. P. Dutton & Co.. Inc. 1969 3) Birds of North America by Eliot Porter, E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc. 1972. 4) Appalachian Wilderness Natural and Human History by Edward Abbey, photos by Eliot Porter. Promontory Press. Selling in 1 lot

7 Books of Punch Illustrations

Lot #335 (Sale Order 343 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The Best Humor From Punch, edited by William Cole, Second Printing, copyright 1953, dust jacket. 2) Punch Summer Number - 1925. 3) A Century of Punch Cartoons, edited by R. E. Williams, First Printing, published 1955. 4) The Pick of Punch, An Annual Selection, edited by Nicholas Bentley, First published 1956, dust jacket. 5) Pick of Punch, edited by Bernard Hollywood, published 1968, dust jacket. 6) The Best Cartoons from Punch, from England's Famous Humorous Weekly, edited by Marvin Rosenberg and William Cole, copyright 1952, dust jacket. 7) A Big Bowl of Punch, 1964, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Books on Flower Arrangements

Lot #336 (Sale Order 344 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Flower Arrangements to Copy by Tat Shinno, copyright 1966, dust jacket. 2) Period Flower Arrangement by Mrs. Anson Howe Smith, First Printing, November 1952, dust jacket. 3) The Art Of Arranging Flowers - A Complete Guide to Japanese Ikebana by Shozo Sato, Printed and Bound in Japan, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, dust jacket.

6 Books on Costume & Fashion

Lot #337 (Sale Order 345 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) A History Of Costume by Carl Kohler, Dover Edition 1963. 2) Historic Dress In America 1607-1870 by Elisabeth McClellan. Reissued 1977 by Arno Press, Inc., dust jacket. 3) Chats On Costume by G. Woolliscroft Rhead, R.E., Reprinted 1919. 4) What Can A Woman Do by Mrs. M. L. Rayme, F. B. Dickerson & Co. publishers 1884. 5) The Fashion And Future Of History by Bernadotte E. Schmitt, copyright 1960 by Western Reserve University, dust jacket. 6) Costume De And Illustration by Ethel Traphagen, copyright 1918 by Ethel Traphagen. Xlibra

The Lamps of Tiffany by Duncan & Feldstein, 1st ed

Lot #338 (Sale Order 346 of 444)

The Lamps of Tiffany by William Feldstein and Alastar Duncan, New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. & London, Thanes And Hudson Ltd, 1983, first edition, pp. 178, [1]. 88 full-page colour illustrations, folio. Fine in fine dust jacket.

Adventures In Light And Color by Charles Connick

Lot #339 (Sale Order 347 of 444)

Adventures in Light and Color an introduction to the stained glass craft by Charles J. Connick, Master Craftsman, Foreward by Charles D. Maginnis, F.A.I.A. Published by Random House, New York, 1937, first edition.

The Magic Of Jewels & Charms by G.F. Kuntz

Lot #340 (Sale Order 348 of 444)

1915, First, corner of front flyleaf cut off, bottom edge front cover nicked, top edge gilt, a scarce copy, Blue cloth, upper cover with zodiacal design in light blue and gold designed by Edward Stratton Holloway. Includes historical and mythical information on gems, stones, talismans.

The Art of Walt Disney by Robert D. Field

Lot #341 (Sale Order 349 of 444)

Macmillan Company, 1942, first edition, xvii, 290pp +59 b/w and color plates, orange line drawing of Mickey Mouse on spine. This first serious study of Disney animation as art created a firestorm of controversey in the art world which ultimately cost Professor Field his job. In very good condition with a fair condition, unclipped dust jacket.

Photo Engraving 1927

Lot #342 (Sale Order 350 of 444)

Achievement in the Photo-Engraving and Letter-Press Printing, 1927. Compiled and edited by Louis Flader. Published by American Photo-Engravers Association, Chicago, Illinois. Beautifully illustrated plates.

Maxfield Parrish The Early Years 1893-1930

Lot #343 (Sale Order 351 of 444)

Skeeters, Paul W., Los Angeles, 1973, First American Edition, 349 pps, 250 reproductions, 200 in full color. In a near very good unclipped dustjacket.

4 - Watch And Clock Books

Lot #344 (Sale Order 352 of 444)

Includes; 1) Catalog of the Collection of Watches Belonging to Mr. H.J. Heinz, Deposited By Him in the Carnegie Museum, 1919, first editon. 2) Collector's Price Guide to American Pocket Watches, Criss, D. 3) The History of Clocks and Watches, Bruton, E. 4) Clock Guide: Identification with Prices, Miller, R. Selling as one lot.

3 - Clock Books

Lot #345 (Sale Order 353 of 444)

Includes; 1) Chime Clock Repair, signed. 2) Time and Timekeeping. 3) Clock and Watch Making in Basle, in German, French and English, 1986. Selling as one lot.

4 - Jewelry Books

Lot #346 (Sale Order 354 of 444)

Includes; 1) Gregorietti, JEWELRY THROUGH THE AGES, Am. Heritage Press, 319pp with 400 color illustrations, folio, good dust jacket. 2) Michael, SILVER SPECTRUM, Hidden House, 1976, 78pp, color, b/w illus, paper covers soiled. 3) Peck, JEWELRY & ENAMELING, Van Nostrum, 1944, second, xii, 377pp, illustrated, slight wear covers. 4) Winter, ENAMEL ART OF METALS, Watson-Guptill, 1958, first,159pp, color and b/w illustrations, worn, torn dust jacket. Selling in one lot.

Peter Carl Faberge

Lot #347 (Sale Order 355 of 444)

Peter Carl Faberge, Goldsmith and jeweller to the Russian Imperial Court. His life and work by Henry Charles Bainbridge. With a foreword by Sacheverell Sitwell, Spring Books 1971, 167pp, heavily illustrated, hard to find.

3 - Catalogs For Small Tools

Lot #348 (Sale Order 356 of 444)

Includes; 1) STARRETT - Precision Tools, Steel Tapes, Dial Indicators, Hack Saws, Catalog 26, Athol, Mass., 1938, 288pp, illus, minor soil on paper covers. 2) GTD Greenfield Tap and Die Corp., Catalog No. 39, 1940, 416pp, illlus, paper covers soiled, old tape on edge of front cover & first 34pp. 3) Chicago - Latrobe Twist Drill Works Catalog 39, 1939, 195pp., illus, Twist Drills, Reamers and Special Tools, hardbound, some soil and wear. Selling as one lot.

5 The Old Book Guides

Lot #349 (Sale Order 357 of 444)

Lot Includes: Editions include; 1978, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1994. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Book Price Guides

Lot #350 (Sale Order 358 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) American Book-Prices Current Index 1960-1965. Edited by Edward Lazare. Copyright 1968. (2) Book Prices; Used and Rare 1995. Edited by Edward N. Zempel and Linda A. Verkler. The Spoon River Press. (3) Book Prices; Used and Rare, 1996 edited by Edward N. Zempel and Linda A. Verkler. The Spoon River Press. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Mandeville's Used Book Guide

Lot #351 (Sale Order 359 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Mandeville's Used Book Price Guide. 5 Year Edition 1989. (2) Mandeville's Used Book Price Guide. 5 Year Edition 1994. (3) Mandeville's Used Book Price Guide. 3 Year Edition 1998. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Sotheby's Hardback Catalogs

Lot #352 (Sale Order 360 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) The Library of H. Bradley Martin. Highly Important Printed and Manuscript Americana. 1990 Auction. (2) The Library of H. Bradley Martin Highly Important Illustrated and Scientific Ornithology. 1989 Auction. (3) Important American Voyages and Explorations Property from a Private Collection. 1985 Auction. (4) The Library of H. Bradley Martin Highly Important American and Children's Literature. 1990 Auction. All with nice color and b/w photos Selling as 1 lot.

Disneyana, First Edition

Lot #353 (Sale Order 361 of 444)

Disneyana: Walt Disney Collectibles Cecil Munsey. Hawthorn Books New York 1974. Dust Jacket.

4 Used Book Guides

Lot #354 (Sale Order 362 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Gold in Your Attic by Van Allen Bradley. 1958. (2) The Book Collectors Handbook of Values 1976-1977. G.P. Putnam's Sons. New York. 1975. (3) Mandeville's Used Book Price Guide. 5 year edition 1983. (4) Mandeville's Used Price Guide. Supplement to 5 year edition. 1977. Selling as 1 lot.

2 Famous Handwriting and Autographs Books

Lot #355 (Sale Order 363 of 444)

The Signature of America. A Fresh Look at Famous Handwriting by Charles Hamilton. Harper & Row, Publishers.1979. Dust jacket. (2) The Illustrated Letter by Charles Hamilton. Universe Books New York. 1987. Dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

11 Steuben Glass Books

Lot #356 (Sale Order 364 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Steuben Glass Christmas 1936. (2) Your Steuben Glass and How to Care For It. (3) Steuben Glass New York. (4) Steuben. (5) A Guide to Colored Steuben Glass 1903 - 1933. Eric E. Ericson. (6) Steuben the Pioneer by Augustus L. Richards 1936. (7) Crystal for Christmas. Steuben Glass 1957. (8) Steuben Glass Christmas 1974. (9) Steuben Crystal in Private Collections 1961. (10) Steuben Glass 1977. (11) Poetry in Crystal Steuben Glass 1963. Selling as 1 lot.

2 Books on Louis Comfort Tiffany

Lot #357 (Sale Order 365 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) The "Lost" Treasures of Louis Comfort Tiffany by Hugh F. McKean. Doubleday & Co. 1980. Dust jacket. (2) The Jewelry and Enamels of Louis Comfort Tiffany by Janet Zapata.1993. Dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Books on Tiffany

Lot #358 (Sale Order 366 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Behind the Scenes of Tiffany Glassmaking. The Nash Notebooks by Martin Eidelberg and Nancy A. McClelland. 1st Edition 2001. Dust jacket. (2) Tiffany Table Settings. MCMLX. Dust jacket. (3) The Art of Louis Comfort Tiffany by Vivienne Couldrey. Copyright 1989. Dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

Drake's History Of Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Lot #359 (Sale Order 367 of 444)

2 Voumes. Boston, Estes and Lauriat Publishers, 1880, first edition, with illustrations and maps

History of the Town of Palmer, Mass.

Lot #360 (Sale Order 368 of 444)

History of the Town of Palmer, Massachusettes Early known as The Elbow Tract; including records of the plantation, districts and town, 1716-1889, Temple, J. H., Published by the town of Palmer, 1889, first edition, 2 foldouts torn at fold, with excellent genealogical into.

Men of Vermont: History of Vermonters

Lot #361 (Sale Order 369 of 444)

Men of Vermont: an illustrated biographical history of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. Compiled by Jacob G. Ullery, 1894. good for genealogical info, hard to find, rebound with new endpages.

History Of Danbury, Conn. 1684-1896

Lot #362 (Sale Order 370 of 444)

History of Danbury, Conn. 1684-1896. From notes and manuscripts left by James Montgomery Bailey, compiled with additions by Susan Benedict Hill, 1896, first edition, 582 pp with 62 black & white illustrations. Considerable genealogical material. The first and still the premier history of Danbury..

The History Of The Wars Of New England

Lot #363 (Sale Order 371 of 444)

England with the Eastern Indians, By Penhallow, the 1859 reprint, Cincinnati, 138, 36pp, with a map between pps110-111, original paper covers now hardbound. Howes "b" "Best early summary of New England's Indian troubles."

History Of Newbury, Vt 1704-1902 by Wells

Lot #364 (Sale Order 372 of 444)

by Wells, Frederick P., History of Newbury, Vermont, From the Discovery of the Coos Country to Present Time, With Genealogical Records of Many Families, 1704 - 1902, Caledonia Company, 1902, first edition, 779 p. w/index and portraits, great genealogical content. Cloth worn at top and bottom of spine and corners bumped, inside good to very good.

History Of The Town Of Peterborough, Hillsborough

Lot #365 (Sale Order 373 of 444)

Smith and Smith, 2 books in 1, Boston, 1876, 360pp; 375pp, illustrations. "With the Report of the Proceedings at the Centennial Celebration in 1839; An Appendix Containing the Records of the Original Proprietors; and a Genealogical and Historical Register." rebound w/new endpages.

Standard History Of Essex County Massachusetts

Lot #366 (Sale Order 374 of 444)

Boston, Ma., C. F. Jewett & Company., 1878 ...424pp., Standard History of Essex County, Massachusetts, Embracing a History of the County From Its First Settlement to Present…its Town and Cities.

Through the Wilds

Lot #367 (Sale Order 375 of 444)

Through the Wilds by Capt. Charles A.J. Farrar. A Record of Sport and Adventure in the Forests of New Hampshire and Maine. Boston. 1892. Weak hinge.

Documentary History of the State Of NY, 4 Volumes

Lot #368 (Sale Order 376 of 444)

O'Callaghan, E.B., 1851, Albany: Weed, Parsons, 1849-1851, history from the earliest settlements with maps, illustrations, covers worn.

Lamb's History Of The City Of New York, 3 Volumes

Lot #369 (Sale Order 377 of 444)

History of the City of New York, It's Origins, Rise and Progress, Founders and Settlers of New York City, 3 volumes, Lamb, Martha, Reprinted from the original plates to commemorate the centennial of the Monroe Doctrine, 1822-1922 by Valentine's Manual, Inc., New York. 3/4 leather with green cloth, front cover detached on Volume 1. Selling as one lot.

Portrait & Biographical Record of Queens County NY

Lot #370 (Sale Order 378 of 444)

Chapman,1896, first edition, mainly biographical info with lots of good genealogical info, spine repaired, all edges gilt.

2 - New York City Books

Lot #371 (Sale Order 379 of 444)

Includes; 1) King's Views of New York, Manhattan Post Card Pub. Co. 1932 First, 72 pages, softbound, 10" x 14", some soil covers, w/worn mailing envelope. 2) New York Portfolio, Brooklyn: A Wittemann, 1901, 25 loose albertype plates of NYC, vgd in worn portfolio boards. Selling as one lot.

2 - New York State Books

Lot #372 (Sale Order 380 of 444)

Includes; 1) Landmarks of Rensselaer County, 1st, rebound. 2) Troy's One Hundred Years, 1st 1891, worn. Both have history and biographical info. Selling as one lot.

The Hudson From The Wilderness To The Sea

Lot #373 (Sale Order 381 of 444)

By Benson J. Lossing. Virture and Yorston, NY, 1866, first edition, 306 engravings on steel, frontispiece, all edges gilt, original green leather binding respined with original spine cover laid on, new end pages, foxed frontis and title page and the tissue guard is torn.

Growth of a Century Jefferson County, NY 1793-1894

Lot #374 (Sale Order 382 of 444)

By John A. Haddock. First edition, many illustrations and portraits to go with the many, many, biographies plus considerable material on the 1000 Islands copied from his "Picturesque St. Lawrence River." Rebound with leather spine, new end pages, some stained pages.

Notable Men of Rochester and Vicinity

Lot #375 (Sale Order 383 of 444)

XIX And XX Centuries Dwight J. Stoddard, Publisher George C. Bragdon, Editor Henry H. Rich, Promoter 1902. With many portraits, respined with new end pages to description.

3 - Mohawk Trail And Valley, NY Books

Lot #376 (Sale Order 384 of 444)

Includes; 1) Lake George and Lake Champlain…Mohawk War Trail, Reid, 1910, 368pp, illus, 2 large foldout maps, xlibra, worn covers, inside hinges cracking. 2) The Mohawk Valley: Its Legends and Its History, Reid, 1901, 455pp, many illus, xlibra, rebound buckrum, covers worn, rubbed. 3) Pioneering Church of the Mohawk Valley, Birch, First Reformed Church Schenectady, 1955, first, very good. Selling as one

Pioneer History Of Orleans County, NY

Lot #377 (Sale Order 385 of 444)

By Arad Thomas, Albion, NY, H.A. Bruner, 1871. 463pp, illustrations. A history from the founding of the county in 1825 to 1871. Rebound with new end pages.

2 - Chautauqua County NY Books

Lot #378 (Sale Order 386 of 444)

Includes; 1) History of Chautauqua County, New York 1938-1978, Leet, Historical Soc.,1980, first, 571 pp., with many b&w illus. Hardbound, 81/2x11", very good. 2) Strike The Tents: The Story Of Chautauqua, Dorrance, Phila.,1954, first, 204 pp, dust jacket. Selling as one lot.

2 - New York City Books

Lot #379 (Sale Order 387 of 444)

Includes; 1) New York City's Buried Past: A Guide to Excavated New York City's Revolutionary War Artifacts, 1776-1783, Apuzzo, 1991-2, paperbd, first. 2) Springs and Wells of Manhattan and the Bronx, Smith, NY His.Soc.,1938, first, 154 illus from photos taken 1897-1901, some cover wear and fading. Selling as one lot.

2- Books on New York State

Lot #380 (Sale Order 388 of 444)

Includes; (1) The St. Lawrence River, by George Waldo Browne, G.P. Putnam's Son's New York and London The Knickerbocker Press 1905. Fold out color map. Rebound. (2) Business Directory of Herkimer County N.Y. 1869 - 70. Scarce page 137-8 lacks about 1" margin affecting text. Rebound. Selling as one lot.

4 Buffalo NY Historical Society Books

Lot #381 (Sale Order 389 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Publications of the Buffalo Historical Society Volume VII, Edited by Frank H. Severance, Secretary of the Society, Buffalo, NY, published by the Buffalo Historical Society 1904. 2) Publications of the Buffalo Historical Society Volume XIX, edited by Frank H. Severance Secretary of the Society, Buffalo NY, published by the Buffalo Historical Society 1915. 3) Publications of the Buffalo Historical Society Volume XXVI, Recalling Pioneer Days, edited by Frank H. Severance Secretary of the Society, Buffalo NY, published by the Buffalo Historical Society 1922. 4) Buffalo Historical Society Publications, edited by Frank H. Severance Secretary-Treasurer of the society. Volume XXX, 1930.

5 Books on Adirondacks

Lot #382 (Sale Order 390 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Water Over The Dam by Floy S. Hyde, copyright 1970. Second printing, dust jacket. 2) Tales from the Adirondack Foothills by Howard Thomas, copyright 1956. 3) Discover the Southwestern Adirondacks, Lee M. Brenning, William P. Ehling, Barbara McMartin, 1987 by Barbara McMartin. 4) Beyond The Adirondacks, The Story of St. Regis Paper Company. Eleanor Amigo & Mark Neuffer, Elwood R. Maunder, copyright 1980 by the Forest History Society, Inc, dust jacket. 5) New York State and The Adirondacks, National Geographic 1933-1938. Selling as 1 lot.

5 Books on The New Yorker

Lot #383 (Sale Order 391 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) The New Yorker 1950-1955 Album, copyright 1955, dust jacket. 2) The Art of the New Yorker 1925-1995, Lee Lorenz, copyright 1995. 3) The New Yorker Album of Drawings 1925-1975, copyright 1975, dust jacket. 4) The New Yorker Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Album 1925-1950, copyright 1951. 5) The New Yorker 1950-1955 Album, copyright 1955, dust jacket. Selling as 1 lot.

2 - Charleston South Carolina Books

Lot #384 (Sale Order 392 of 444)

Includes; 1) Burton, CHARLESTON FURNITURE, 1700-1825, University of South Carolina Press, Columbia, July 1971, second printing of the 1970 edition, very good in a good dust jacket; 2) CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA, A COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS, Carolina Art Association, 3rd edition, 1969, Photographs on end papers, sea green and white cloth with gold lettering, very good in very good dust jacket. Selling as one lot.t.

5 Books about Virginia

Lot #385 (Sale Order 393 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Photographic Studies of Old Virginia Homes & Gardens. The Dietz Press, Inc., Publishers, Richmond, Virginia, Copyright 1944. Dust jacket 2) Tidewater Virginia by Paul Wilstach, illustrated The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianapolis, copyright 1929. 3) Homes & Gardens in Old Virginia, edited by Susanne Williams Massie, Frances Archer Christian. Richmond Garrett & Massie, Inc., copyright 1931. 4) Historic Homes of the Southwest Mountains Virginia by Edward C. Mead, copyright J. B. Lippincott Co. 1899, second edition. xlibra. 5) VIRGINIA: The English Heritage in America by Parke Rouse, Jr. Hastings House Publishers New York, copyright 1966. Dust jacket, selling as 1 lot.

5 Virginia History Books

Lot #386 (Sale Order 394 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) New England furniture at Williamsburg by Barry A. Greenlaw, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, distributed by The Univ. Press of Virginia, Second printing 1975. 2) Historic Springs of the Virginias, A Pictorial History by Stan Cohen, Pictorial Histories Publishing co. Charleston, W.VA., 1st printing May 1981. 3) The Virginia Way, photographs by Wolfgang Roth, text by Guy Friddell, published in Germany, 1973, dust jacket. 4) The Face of Virginia, A. Aubrey Bodine, published by Bodine & Associates, Inc., copyright 1963, First edition, dust jacket. 5) WILLIAMSBURG Today & Yesterday by Grace Norton Rose with drawings by Jack Manleey Rose. New York G. P. Putnam's Sons MCMXXXX, copyright 1940. Dust jacket, selling as 1 lot.

History of St. Joseph Co. Indiana

Lot #387 (Sale Order 395 of 444)

History of Indiana from its exploration to 1922 by Logan Esarey Ph D. Also an account of St. Joseph County from its Organization. Edited by John B. Stoll. In three volumes. Dayton, Ohio. Dayton Publishing Co. 1933, First edition, with illustrations and good genealogical info. Inside hinges cracking.

History of Vigo County Indiana, Bradsby

Lot #388 (Sale Order 396 of 444)

Chicago, S. B. Nelson & Co., 1891, first edition with the original 2 volumes bound into 1 volume, pp.xiv-1018, Important biographical sketches ( pp from 655 to 1010 ) on several thousand remarkable personalities in the Wabash country in the years 1810-1890. Index.

History of Cole Co., Illinois

Lot #389 (Sale Order 397 of 444)

Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Coles County, edited by Bateman, Selby and Wilson, Illustrated. Chicago, 1906.

History of Wayne County, Indiana

Lot #390 (Sale Order 398 of 444)

History of Wayne County, Indiana from its First Settlement to its present time. Cincinnati, OH: Robert Clarke & Co, 1872, first, 459pp plus 51 portraits and 1 view but lacking 2 views after pps 424 and 444 plus lacking pp 443, 444 - don't appear to have been bound in. Hardbound with worn, soiled covers, respined long ago, The front end pages, frontis and title page are heavily foxed as are about 50 other pages and the back indices and endpages, a good source for early genealogical info on Fort Wayne and area.

3 History of Illinois Books

Lot #391 (Sale Order 399 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Collections of the Illinois State Historical Library, Volume IV, Executive Series, Vol. I, THE GOVERNORS' LETTER-BOOKS 1818-1834, published 1909. 2) Publication No. 9 of the HISTORICAL LIBRARY Illinois 1904, Fifth Annual Meeting of the Society, Bloomington, Jan. 27, 28, 29, 1904, published 1904. 3) Collections of the Illinois State Library, Volume V. Virginia Series, Volume II, KASKASKIA RECORDS 1778-1790, by Clarence Walworth Alvord, published 1909. Selling as 1 lot.

4 Books on City of Chicago

Lot #392 (Sale Order 400 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Chicago's Awful Theater Horror by The Survivors and Rescuers, with introduction by Bishop Fallows. Memorial Publishing Co., copyright 1904 by D. B. McCurdy. 2) The Great Chicago Theater Disaster by Marshall Everett. Publishers Union Of America, copyright 1904 by D. B. McCurdy. 3) The Dearborns by Daniel Goodwin, Jr. Chicago: Fergus Printing Company 1884. 4) The Lost City CHICAGO by Frank Luzerne, New York 1872. Sold as 1 lot.

History Of Sangamon County Illinois

Lot #393 (Sale Order 401 of 444)

1881, 1st edition, 1069 pages, many biographies with good genealogical info, rebound long ago. First 24 pages have old yellows tape and chips, worn copy.

Heritage Press, 6 Titles

Lot #394 (Sale Order 402 of 444)

Includes; 1) Eugene Onegin by Pushkin. 2) The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot 3) The Lives of the Twelve Caesars by Suetonius 4) The Poems of Robert Browning 5) Up from Slavery by Booker T. Washington 6) The Albambra by Washington Irving. All have faded boxes. Selling as one lot.

4 Heritage Press Novels

Lot #395 (Sale Order 403 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Five Christmas Novels by Charles Dickens, copyright 1939 by the Heritage Press. 2) The Personal History of David Copperfield by Charles Dickens, copyright 1937. 3) A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens, copyright 1938. 4 Woman In White by Vincent Starret, copyright 1964 by the George Macy Companies, Inc. All books have hard cover jackets. Selling as a lot.

3 Heritage Books

Lot #396 (Sale Order 404 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Christopher Columbus edited by Samuel Eliot Morison, copyright 1963, 2) Saint Thomas Aquinas by George N.Shuster, copyright 1971. 3) Aristotle Politics and Poetics, translated by Benjamin Jowett and S. H. Butcher, copyright 1964. All in hard covered sleeves. Selling as 1 lot.

United States Geological Survey

Lot #397 (Sale Order 405 of 444)

United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior 1898-99 Charles D. Walcott, Director. Washington Government Printing Office 1900. Part VII of seven. Explorations in Alaska in 1898. Heavily Illustrated with maps and photos including 5 maps in back pocket.

Monographs of the United States Geological Survey

Lot #398 (Sale Order 406 of 444)

Monographs of the United States Geological Survey, Volume I. Washington Government Printing Office 1890. 45 full page maps and large foldout in back.

United States Geological Survey

Lot #399 (Sale Order 407 of 444)

United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior 1889 -90. J.W. Powell Director. Washington Government Printing Office 1891. Colored map.

Annual Reports of the Dept. of Interior

Lot #400 (Sale Order 408 of 444)

Annual Reports of the Department of the Interior for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1904. Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey. Washington Government Printing Office 1904.

United States Geological Survey

Lot #401 (Sale Order 409 of 444)

Fifth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior 1883-84 by J. W. Powell Director, Washington Government Printing Office 1885. Many plate etchings and maps in text and 2 in the back pocket. 58 B/W and color plates. Weak inner spine.

11 Books on Archaeology & Anthropological

Lot #402 (Sale Order 410 of 444)

Lot includes: 1) Cherokee Archaeology by Bennie C. Keel, copyright 19776. 2) Earth Song by Charles L. Camp, Illustrated by Margaret M. Colbert, copyright 1970, dust jacket. 3) The First American by C.W. Ceram, A Story of North American Archaeology, copyright 1971, dust jacket. 4-5) Angel Site by Glenn A. Black, Volume one and Volume Two, copyright 1967. 6-11) Anthropological Records - Volumes 23-25-26, 11:3 - 20:4 - 21:1, 1960-1967. Selling as 1 lot.

2 - Canadian Books

Lot #403 (Sale Order 411 of 444)

Includes; 1) Camp-Fires in the Canadian Rockies, First, 2 maps, 70 illustrations, signed by Phillips; Waldo. 2) Down the Mackenzie, First Edition.

2 Japanese Books

Lot #404 (Sale Order 412 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Talk to a Stone by Tetsuzan Shinagawa 1998. (2) This is Japan No. 16. 1969. Hardcover protective sleeve. Selling as 1 lot.

3 Russian/Japanese War Books

Lot #405 (Sale Order 413 of 444)

Lot Includes; (1) Thrilling Stories of the Russian-Japanese War by J. Martin Miller. 1905. (2) The War Between Russia and Japan Containing Thrilling Accounts of Fierce Battles by Sea and Land. By Hon. Murat Halstead. 1904. (3) War Between Japan and Russia. The Complete Story of the Desperate Struggle between Two Great Nations by Richard Linthicum. 1904. Selling as 1 lot.

The Works Of John Burroughs, Appleby Edition

Lot #406 (Sale Order 414 of 444)

Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 17 volumes,1904-07?, illustrated. This was originally published as a 14 volume set and then later volumes were added over a period of years so a 17 volume set is scarce. Titles include: Wake-Robin, Fresh Fields, Signs and Seasons, Indoor Studies, Ways of Nature, and Time & Change

History Of George III, 4 Vols

Lot #407 (Sale Order 415 of 444)

HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE 111 TO THE TERMINATION OF THE LATE WAR, In Four Volumes, Bisset, Robert, A New Edition (the second edition), Levis & Weaver, Philadelphia,1810,1811. (Sabin has the 4th volume printed in Baltimore). Sabin notes “it contains much relating to the Stamp Act and the American Revolution.” Each volume has “Franklin Society” in ink on the title page except vol 111 where it is written on the top of the first page. The Franklin Society was a literary society of Jefferson College in Canonsburg before the 2 schools joined in 1865? Rebound in leather with new end pages, library withdrawn from Washington and Jefferson College long ago. The title page is missing from volume 111. Some foxing and toning of pages throughout.

John Galsworthy 7 Volume Set

Lot #408 (Sale Order 416 of 444)

New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1934. Nobel Prize Edition. Selling as one lot.

Works of Rafael Sabatini, 9 Vols.

Lot #409 (Sale Order 417 of 444)

9 Volumes, 1924 Houghton Mifflin Co. Titles include: The Sea Hawk, Captain Blood, The Banner of the Bull, Fortune's Fool, The Snare, Historical Nights II, Mistress Wilding, Scaramouche. Selling as one lot.

Julia Pardoe Books

Lot #410 (Sale Order 418 of 444)

Life of Maria DeMedicis, vols. I-VI; Louis XIV and Court of France, vols. I-VI; Court and Reign of Francis I, vols. I-III; 50 copies printed on Arnold handmade paper, set #25

The Works of the Earl of Beaconsfield

Lot #411 (Sale Order 419 of 444)

Prime Minister's Edition, 1904; 100 sets printed

Novels and Romance of Charles Lever

Lot #412 (Sale Order 420 of 444)

Novels of Adventure, vols. 1-5; Military Novels, vols. 1-7; Novels of Irish Life, vols. 1-9; Novels of Foreign Life, vols. 1-11; Lorrequer Edition, 1901

The Immortal Series, 20 Volumes

Lot #413 (Sale Order 421 of 444)

1905; 50 printed, #1

The Works of William Makepeace Thackery, 26 Volume

Lot #414 (Sale Order 422 of 444)

1885

The Complete Works of Guy deMaupassant, 17 Volumes

Lot #415 (Sale Order 423 of 444)

Salon Edition, 1907; 1244 copies, set #68

The Works of Rudyard Kipling, 10 Volumes

Lot #416 (Sale Order 424 of 444)

Imperial deLuxe Edition, 1899; 1000 numbered sets; birittle, fair condition

The Works of William Harrisson Ainsworth, 8 Volume

Lot #417 (Sale Order 425 of 444)

Edition DeLuxe; limited to 1000 sets printed for subscribers only

Oscar Wilde, 10 Volumes

Lot #418 (Sale Order 426 of 444)

Astral Edition; 1907, 52 copies, #1

The Complete Works of Lord Macauley

Lot #419 (Sale Order 427 of 444)

History of England 1-10 in five vols.; Miscellaneous Works 1-10; Temple Bar Edition, 1898; 1000 signed and numbered sets, #445

The Drama , 20 Volumes

Lot #420 (Sale Order 428 of 444)

Euripedes Edition; 1903, 75 printed, #18

Complete Works of Gustave Flaubert, 10 Volumes

Lot #421 (Sale Order 429 of 444)

1904; 750 signed and numbered, #173

Chefs D'Oeuvre du Roman Contemperian

Lot #422 (Sale Order 430 of 444)

The Realists, vols. II, V, VII, VIII; The Romanticists, vols. I, II, IV, VIII; This edition dedicated to the honor of The Academie Francaise; 1000 nubered and registered, # 176

Mark Twain Books

Lot #423 (Sale Order 431 of 444)

Innocent Abroad, 2 vols., 1911; Rought It, 2 vols., 1913

Mathew Arnold, 15 Volumes

Lot #424 (Sale Order 432 of 444)

Edition deLuxe, 1904; 775 copies printed.

The Works of Alexander Dumas, 32 Volumes

Lot #425 (Sale Order 433 of 444)

Louvre Edition, 1893; 1000 copies printed, #477

The Works of Honroe De Balzac, 36 Volumes

Lot #426 (Sale Order 434 of 444)

Tours Edition, 1903; 1000 copies, #512

The Novels, Romances & Writings of Alphonse Daudet

Lot #427 (Sale Order 435 of 444)

Beaucaire Edition, circa 1899-1903

Victor Hugo's Works, 16 Volumes

Lot #428 (Sale Order 436 of 444)

The Hauteville Edition, 1000 copies, # 641

Works of Eugene Sue, 14 Volumes

Lot #429 (Sale Order 437 of 444)

1000 copies, #962

Norroena, History and Romance of Northern Europe,

Lot #430 (Sale Order 438 of 444)

Saxo Editions, 1906; 350 sets printed, #177

Complete Writings of Alfred DeMusset, 10 Volumes

Lot #431 (Sale Order 439 of 444)

1905; 1000 on large paper & 850 in Buckram, #501

Famous Characters in History, 20 Volumes

Lot #432 (Sale Order 440 of 444)

1906; 1000 copies, #30

Sir Walter Scott, 29 Volumes

Lot #433 (Sale Order 441 of 444)

Edition deGrande Luxe, 500 numbered and registered, #361

A.H.Clough, Plutrach's Lives, Complete in Five Vol

Lot #434 (Sale Order 442 of 444)

Volumes IV and II; Edition DeLuxe; 750 copies privately printed for members of The Chesterfield Society

Letters, Sentiments and Maxims of Lord Chesterfiel

Lot #435 (Sale Order 443 of 444)

Edition DeLuxe; 1000 copies

Universal Anthology, 33 Volumes

Lot #436 (Sale Order 444 of 444)

Academic Edition in English, 1899; 1000 numbered sets, #231


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