Boston: Marsh, Capen and Lyon, 1838. First Edition. Cloth. Brown cloth with subtle raised floral patterning. Xi, 276 pp. Provenance: signed by noted abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison on the first endpaper, dated August 5, 1841, and including a handwritten inscription to a Lydia W. Russell. A work advocating a vegetarian... More
No Place: No Publisher, 1983. Hard Cover. No publisher given, perhaps William M. Sweetser. No place: 1983 based on date of errata as given on the copyright page. 411 pp., plus a section of black and white photos in the rear, as well as a family record section. Black and... More
Montpelier, VT: Myrtle Lane, presumed Publisher, 1962. Wraps. Reproduced printed type, 8 ½ by 11 inches. Stapled at the upper left corner. 16 pp., including covers. Devoted to peace (as the title indicates), this issue of the journal provides lengthy commentary on the then fresh in the news Cuban Missile... More
No Place: United States Lines, Publisher, 1952. Unbound. Stated Preliminary March 1952 Reprint. A large fold out brochure measuring approximately 48 by 9 inches when unfolded. Consisting of several pages, stapled at the middle, this presents a detailed floor plan of first class cabins and amenities on the cruise ship... More
New York: Dick's Publishing House. Wraps. no date, perhaps circa 1893. Pink illustrated wraps. Unpaginated, 16 pp. A short biography of Lone Star Harry, with some written by Lone Star Harry himself. With a few pages of lyrics to songs and ads for other books in the rear. Included are... More
Bremerton WA: Red Deer Press. Wraps. 1983, 1984. Volume two signed by the author, with a short inscription. Blue and brown wrappers. Small oblong format. 38, 48 pp. Black and white photos and illustrations throughout. Two volumes providing a visual history of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Washington, with... More
Washington DC: No Publisher, 1828. First Edition. Hard Cover. Printed for the author. First edition. 395 pages plus two blank endpapers. This volume MISSING pages 65-68. All other pages present although some in the 200-300 range are misnumbered but still in correct sequence. As Howes states, there is a third... More
New York: Charles P. Everitt Associates, Publisher, 1940. Wraps. One of 150 copies. Printed wraps. xxxiii, 47 pp. With a fold out map, printed on old, 18th century, ledger paper. A limited reissue of the 1825 edition, with added material, including an historical preface, a map of the of the... More
