Day from "Fantastickes" by Nicholas Breton, Limited Edition, 1951 with box.

by James W. Riley, First Edition, 1902.

Biography, History, and Oratory, 2 Vols. 1910.

1830, rebound in modern cloth.

Hallmark Edition, 1971, in scarce jacket, Book is apx. 4.25 inches tall.

Shagpat by George Meredith, Limited Editions Club, 1955, signed by the illustrator.

an Anthology of Modern Verse for Boys and Girls, Illustrated by Willy Pogany, (1924).

Metal with brass finish.

Whitman, 1938, bound in stiff wraps.

Baylor University Press, 1923, Limited Edition, includes list of patrons and subscribers, many famous.

or Diary of J.R. Kazallon, Passenger, by Jules Verne, ND, [1896].

by Joseph Conrad, 1925, First Edition in Dust Jacket.

A Study by Stuart Gilbert, 1952, Second Edition, Revised, in Scarce Dust Jacket.

by Charles Lamb, Black Cat Press, Chicago, 1934, Privately printed & sent as a Christmas greeting from Mr. & Mrs. John Archer Howard.

In Berkshire With the Wild Flowers, 1879/80, & The Catskill Fairies, 1876.

by Burns of the mountain, Signed, The Oneida Institute, 1928.

by Washington Irving, 2 Vols., 1896, Borders, title page, and covers are created by Margaret Armstrong, the initials are from designs by Howard Chandler Christy, and 4 of the 28 plates are by Rackham.

1975, A small grass roots underground magazine with poetry and art, short lived but very interesting.

Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, circa 1880, and Lucile by Owen Meredith, 1882.

Songs of Adventure, 1926, FE, Sonnets From the Portuguese by Elizabeth B. Browning, circa 1920, and The Epping Hunt by Thomas Hood, 1930, Derrydale Press, Limited Edition.

1907 & Muirhead's London, 1927.

Candida by Bernard Shaw, 1905 & Our Town by Thornton Wilder (1939).

by Tim Thrift, 1959, Locally printed by the River Hill Press, Shippenville, Pa., Clarion County.

6 Vols. [1896].

Poems by Hugh Longden, circa 1944, He was a Lt. Comdr. in the British Royal Navy, this is his author's proof.

3 Vols. 1993.

by Hemingway, (1952), Special Students Edition.

by Joel Chandler Harris, 1892, First Edition

By John Steinbeck, First Edition, 2nd Issue, 1945.

Stories 2 Vols. 1899, First English Edition, Limited, Number 345 of 1250.

by Olive Woolley Burt, 1958, First Edition, staining on lower back board, extending along the bottom edge, a scarce volume

What Followed Reading "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", 1889, by Charles E. Carryl.

by Walt Whitman, Facsimile of the First Edition, 1966 in slipcase.

A Record of Secret Service Recently achieved, edited by Erskine Childers, Imprint Society, 1971, Limited & Signed by the Artist, in slipcase.

Four Years in Patagonian, Polynesian, and Mascarene Waters, by R.W. Coppinger, 1884, Second Edition.

1867 Narrative of a Voyage of Discovery Towards the North Pole, 1867, rebound in cloth with the original back strip laid on, damage to the tailpiece on page 67/68.

From 1558 to 1718, 1911.

by Albert Gallatin Mackey, 7 Vols., (1906), vol. 6 has a damp stain on the back, and vol. 7 has some damp staining on the back not extending internally.

by James C. Wilson, (1936), First Edition.

appears to be pre 1948.

2 Vols., by Joel Cook, 1904, Beautiful gilt covers.

by Charles Mason Dow, 2 Vols., 1921.

A Practical Manual Concerning Noxious Insects, by Clarence M. Weed, 1904.

A Dramatic Poem, by Longfellow, Illustrated, 1885.

As Resorts of Health and Pleasure, by S.G.W. Benjamin, 1878.

by Tex Bender, 1890.

American Re-Issue from the English plates, 1845.

(1991), 2 Vols.

by Booker T, Washington, 1904, First Edition.

A Book for the Present Crisis, 1899.

Hearst Privately printed for William Randolph Hearst, Limited Edition, vellum binding, Beautifully done.

, Revised and enlarged, (1932)

by Wm. B. Mershon, 1923, Tipped in presentation letter from the author's son.

by Edwin S. Parry, (1930), Limited and signed, First Edition, in a linen dust jacket.

Compiled from her letters & journals, 1890.

2 Vols., 1891, with 24 sepia toned engravings.

Stanley J. Morrow's Dakota Years, (1946).

Boston, 1830, Bound in calf, spine replaced.

112 of the GI comics strips featuring the effortless war activities of Miss Lace during WWII, 1945.

6 Vol. boxed set by Applewood Books, Note: Archival covers were put on jackets not realizing that all 6 would not fit, for that reason vol. 6 is not in box

Reprint of a Historical Map by John Thomson, 1817, Framed, measures 27" X 24"

, (1977), Scarce.

In an attractive green box with drawers that holds 60 books.

Knight, et al by Isaac Walton, Privately Printed for the Scott-Thaw Company, 1904, Limited to 210 copies, Signed by Scott Thaw.

by George Bird Grinnell, 1900, First Edition, Rebound in brown cloth, some smudging to pages.

1892, Music Book.

by H.N. Robinson, Rebound in contemporary cloth.

By Aunt Laura, Buffalo, Breed, Butler & Co., 1862, only 2 1/8" tall, near fine in tan blind stamped pebbled cloth, front has gilt and all edges are gilt. There is a gift inscription in pencil on the front free end paper. Very scarce.

by C. Hale Sipe, 1929, First Edition.

, by Capt. Willard Glazier, 1888 & 1886.

First American Edition "The Greatest Work in the History of Science. Previously the copyright date of "1846" was mistaken as a printing date. Bernard Cohen wrote an extensive paper identifying the order of issues for this work. A copy of which accompanies this book which has been identified as First Edition, First Printing with the date 1848 on the title page and the address 107 Fulton Street. Mild foxing throughout, there is a damp stain on the back endpaper and fly leaf and does not extend to the printed work. The book is missing the back-strip, and I felt it was prudent to let the buyer have it re-bound to their choice. A very scarce volume.

By Noah Webster, 1853, Bound in calf.

by Henry Howe, 1852, 2 Vols. in one, Rebound in modern calf.

by Charles Peterson, 1849, 3rd Edition, spine re-backed in black leather.

by Edward A. Freeman, 1883, with letter from the author dated 1879.

2 Vols., by George Dennis, [1907]

by Edward Headlam Greenhow, 1861, Civil War Era Medical Book

or Russia, Turkey, and the countries adjacent in 1876-77, (1877)

by Hamilton Kirk, 1922, scarce dog book

ND, circa 1880, Beautiful embossed leather cover

of 1863 General Lee in Pennsylvania, by Jacob Hoke, 1913

4 Vols. 1914, by John Jordan, bound in ¾ leather,

Numbers 1-6, 8, 13-15, 17, (1927-1938),

Numbers 5, 18, 19, 23- 26, 31, 34, 35, (1928-1955)

By Pierre Lotl, Limited Editions Club, 1931 Signed by the artist

G & D, in Dust Jackets

by Donald Ker, (1957), First Edition

by James Cameron, (1933).

Carthaginians, Assyrians, &c, 2 Vols. by James Bell, 1848, Rebound in contemporary cloth

In Central Africa, with map in rear pocket, 1873

1858, First Edition, front free endpaper torn out with part of the fly leaf,

circa 1930, Dust Jacket

Edited by Charles Knight, 3 Vols., nd circa 1880, Bound in ¾ leather and marbled boards

Bound in Easton Press style binding

Folio Society, boxed

(1911), Practical Flight Training, (1928)

Catalog, (1928)

by Rudyard Kipling, First American Edition, 1899

Or Pyramid Discoveries, by Robert Ballard 1883

by Theodore Dreiser, 2 Vols. 1925

and The Sinking of the Titanic & Great Sea Disasters,1912

1907, Published in Franklin, Pa.

by J.R. Planche, 1913, bound in ¾ leather and marbled boards

4 are First Editions, bound in ¾ leather and marbled boards

Illustrated by Howard Chandler Christy, 13 color plates, 1910

and five more titles by Joel Chandler Harris, 6 vols. circa 1920

by Margaret Mitchell, 1936, (1936) 10th printing, A very clean copy in a moderately worn scarce jacket that has some chipping along the edges, $3.00 price on front fold of the jacket

2 vols., New York and New Jersey History

by Allan Pinkerton, 1882

[Revolutionary War], 1830, rebound in black cloth

1887, and Another Brownie Book, 1890 by Palmer Cox, both are a bit shaken

by A. De Lamartine, 8 vols., 1854, text in French,

by John Walker, 1815 Bound in leather

by B. Thomas, 1835

Illustrated by Gustave Dore, Easton Press, 2004,

A Poem, 1868, This folio contains the scarce issue of Henry Glassford Bell's poem , illustrated with albumen print photographs from Robert Herdman's paintings, very rare, there is heavy foxing, that can be restored. Mary was beheaded by Queen Elizabeth because she felt threatened.

16 vols., 1915, Bound in ¾ morocco with marbled boards, Note the chip at the top of volume 3

1819, bound in calf, text in German

1861-5, 5 Vols., by Samuel Bates,

4 Vols. 1994,

by de Mezeray, 1673, Vol.1 of 6

8 vols., 1903, Limited Edition, chipping around the spines

by Frederick Forsyth, 1971, 2nd printing, signed

4 vols. The Nonesuch Press, 1923, Limited Edition, Number 313 of 900,

Reprinted in Facsimile, 1893

All with Dust Jackets, 1910-1932, pages are age toned

Hundred Medicines London, Milner & Company, nd, circa 1870's, There is a hand colored decorated title page, with a hand colored folding frontis, 24 pages of hand colored herbs, bound in red blind stamped cloth, 431 pp. and 16 page catalog of Milner's titles, 5" tall

2 vols. in one, 1819

great dogs but not old

by Whitman, 1884, early copy

vol. 1, (1912), & Soap in Industry, (1946)

by Ayn Rand, (1966, sixth printing), with jacket

by James Henry, 1795, Philadelphia, bound in calf, some damp staining in rear, and back endpaper missing

Auburn, Alden, Beardsley & Co., 1851, bound in leather, a bit shaken, with a lot of wear, it has been well loved. Internal hinges are cracked an separating, still a nice little book, Measures 2 1/8th x 1 7/8th

2 vols., 1894

in Christendom 2 vols., 1896, First Edition

Compiled by Arnold McNaughton, 3 vols., in slipcase,

by Ronald A. Fisher, First American Edition, (1949), with scarce jacket

2 vols., by Edmondo de Amicis, 1895, First American Edition, An attractive set

Worthies 1828 by John Howie

1873, He was responsible for the US to purchase Alaska, known as Seward's Folly

10 vols. in 5, Edition Deluxe, The Nottingham Society, nd, circa 1890,

Books and candles brass plated and painted

(not cars), by the Duke of Beaufort, 1894, Badminton Library

Journey Across Northern Greenland with Lieut. R.E. Peary, by John E. Read, (1897)

A Family Bible with other writings by Rev. Ingram Cobbin, bound in embossed leather, with much information on the Chamberlain family in Oberlin, Ohio, it does appear that some family history may have been removed

by John Wesley, 1839, bound in calf

by Nicolas Pike, 2nd Edition, enlarged, Printed by Isaiah Thomas, rebound in contemporary cloth

by Frank Scully, (1950), First Edition, and Earth's "Conditions" and Extra Terrestrial Reality, by Frank Mazzucco, Signed, First Edition

2 Vols., by Frances Densmore, 1940, Nice insight into American Indian Music Culture

2 Vols., by Charles W. Upham, (1976), An American Classic

Drugs Laboratory Manual by Dr. Wilhelm Autenrieth, 1915

by Justin Kent, First Edition, (1953), With a little sci-fi, baseball, porn & lesbian sex, with colorful dust jacket

by Jack Kerouac, (1959), First paperback edition

by Benito Prez Galdos, 4 of 6 vols., 1961, text in Spanish, leatherette covers and fore edge painting

by Everett Tilson, (1958), A searching analysis of the scriptural evidence, bound in stiff wraps

In Search of Sir John Franklin, 1853, 54, 55, by Elisha Kent Kane, 2 vols., 1856

of the Union and Confederate Armies, nd, circa 1880

Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, (1923)

Vintage metal and plaster

The Story of Erie, by Edward Harold Mott. 1899,

Medica by Charles J. Hempal, 1859,

Dreams by Jack Kerouac, City Lights Books, (1961), bound in stiff wraps

by James L. Clark, (1967, 2nd printing)

by Joel Chandler Harris, (1894), First Edition

by Daphne du Maurier, Early copy, made into a 1939 Alfred Hitchcock movie

London, Printed for J. Walker, 1810, bound in ¾ leather, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, 660 pp. Measures 2,75" X 5,25". A lot of history on pirates packed in one little volume.

Early music book with square notes

10 vols. leather, spines loose on some, text in Greek and Latin.

(1915), Includes a salesman's sample

Gathered Jewels for the Home Circle 1880-.

The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas, Paris 1855, Early French copy, bound in flexible leather, spine is worn away.

after Explosion and Fires. by W.E. Garforth, 1910, Spine is fragile

Containing a Full & Particular account of the Suffering and Privations of all the American Prisoners, 1847, rebound.

by William M'Ewen, 2 vols. in 1

10 vols. (1911), bound in black pebbled cloth with gilt border, a near fine set.

by Willie Nelson, (2012), First Edition, signed in two places

A Novel in woodcuts by Lynd Ward, First Edition, (1930).

: Ptolemaic & Copernican, Folio Society, (2013), in box.

by Henry Klepert, 1890

by Francis Carter, Front board loose

by Edward Ballard, 1846

1836, Rebound in brown cloth.

2 vols., by Theodore H. Robinson, 1932

Made of plaster painted bronze

by J.R. Sypher, 1865, Rebound in black cloth

Fancy by Coles Philips, decorations by E. Stetson Crawford, (1912)

by Floyd Rinhart, (1981)

Story by Charles Dickens, (1914), a facsimile edition

Freddy Illustrated by Kurt Wiese, (2002), A cute book, includes "Freddy"

3 vols. boxed set, by Steven Runciman, Cambridge University Press, 1954, with pastedowns tactfully tipped in throughout, not affecting the text, not distasteful

Late president of the Royal Academy, 2 vols., (1971), originally printed in 1797

A Record of Discovery, Geography, & Adventure, by H.W. Bates, circa 1880.

by John Loring, (2004), in illustrated slipcase, well illustrated history of clocks and watches by the firm.

of Poetry 1790 Second Edition, with an interesting gift inscription tipped in.

by L. Elliot Brooks, (1905).

by Isabel Allende, Franklin Library, First Edition, signed.

, Mineral, Vegetable & Animal by William Bingley, 3 vols., circa 1821

ca 1820, by Robert Simpson.

3 vols. 1947.

1867, Leather with gilt decorations.

date unknown, printed on what appears to be rice paper

(1965), plus Beer Parlor Tales and Other Poems, (1976).

by Arthur Seymour Jennings, (1910), many Samples of paint, a few pages of samples the glassine protector has become stuck to the samples.

& Central Italy 1926

by Christopher Isherwood, (1964), First Edition

Bodenbedeckung un Tonung der Landschaft, German WWII aerial photographs, circa 1940's

by George Burder, 3 vols. in 2, vol. 2 has a loose board

by Everett (Deacon") Scott, 1923, scarce baseball

DD694 WWII, 1944-45, Manila,…Iwo Jima, Okinawa, by John G. Charney, privately printed, ND, Lots of WWII information

New York, 1869-70, by Hamilton Child

by Robertson Davies, Limited, First Edition Society, signed

by Robert Aickman, (1979), First Edition, jacket art by Edward Gorey

by Joshua F. Crowell, (1913), & Gabrielle E. Jackson, (1906)

of the United States of America, by Richard Swainson Fisher, 1859, re-backed in black leather

with much statistical information for each year, almanacs bound in ¾ leather, front board hanging on by a thread

(1930-33), All have blue boards with orange lettering with orange pictorial end papers, jackets are worn, 2 have tape on them

All have blue boards with orange lettering with orange pictorial end papers, jackets are worn

Framed on both sides, front side of page is illuminated, the page is vellum, one might be able to trace it's history through the family crests illustrated. Frame measures 20" X 30", page itself measures 14" X 21"

by Arthur Conan Doyle, Easton Press, (1989)

Knights Templar, Allegheny, Pa., San Francisco, 1904, by Edmund Frederick Erk

by Ruth Plumly Thompson, (1923)

by A. Henry Savage Lander, (1905)

by Kurt Vonnegut Jr., Folio Society, 2006, in slipcase

James I & Charles I, 5 vols., by William Harris, 1814, bound in calf, all vols. carry the book plate of Thomas Henry Lister, (1800- 1842), He was an English novelist & also served as the Register General in the British Civil Service

Reader by Lindley Murray, Pittsburgh, 1818, early reader, well worn, but with a lot of character

Philadelphia, Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1833, First American Edition

by Joseph Heller, Folio Society, 2004, in slipcase

Magic limited & Signed, Bass Magic, By Nick Sisley limited & signed, privately printed, both in slipcases

by James Joyce, 1928, First Edition, Tenth Printing, originally published in wraps, rebound in ½ leather and marbled boards

2 vols., 1881, Second Edition, front hinge of vol. 1 slightly cracked, vol. 2 hinge is cracked, maps present in rear pocket

, by Andrew Lang, Glasgow, 1906, some foxing

The Histories, Comedies, and Tragedies, Easton Press, (1980)

From the Earliest Period to the Present Time, 1853, by John Frost, & Life in the Wigwam and Indian Captivities, by Samuel G. Drake, 2 books in one volume, re-backed in leather

by J.A. Rogers, limited edition, (1952), second edition, in dust jacket. Research into the negro ancestry in the white race

embossed leather with gilt decoration, belonging to Esther Parker of Meadville Pa., beautiful book

Homes and Fortunes in the Boundless West and Sunny South, by Frederick B. Goddard, 1869, rebound in leather & pebbled cloth

by Alice Hoffman, Limited and signed, for the First Edition Society, published by the Franklin Library, bound in leather

bound magazine, 1931 Jan. - Dec.

Cambridge Edition, (1894), beautiful ¾ leather & marbled boards, near fine, with original box

by John Steinbeck, (1938), First Edition, 2nd Printing, age toned dust jacked

by George Atwood, missing title page, a scarce work

[The Art of Portugal], by Renaldo Dos Santos, nd, bound in beautiful leather with gilt decoration, binder signed M. Ruot

by Hans Christian Anderson, Author's Edition

17 vols., by Richard F. Burton, Easton Press, (1994), Beautifully Bound

by William S. Burroughs, (1959), 12th printing, Signed by Burroughs with a facsimile dust jacket

by Emile Zola, T.B. Peterson, (1879), part of the series Les Rougon-Marquart

It's History, Principles & Policies, by John D. Long

Service The Confederate States in Europe, (1969), 2 vols., by James D. Bullock, in slipcase

by James Fenimore Cooper, vol. 1 only of 2, very scarce

by Llewelyn Powys, The Bodley Head, (1936), Limited Edition, signed by the Author and Illustrator, bound in leather, some fading

1810 by William Duane, Rebound in brown calf, Duane was an early settler in Chautauqua County, New York, and a member of the state legislature

Revised Report, includes a list of every soldier buried there

by Bror Von Blixen-Finecke, 1938, First American Edition

1896, by Captain Willard Glazier

Ocean to Ocean on Horseback

by Fritz Schriber, 1907

by M.W. Redding, 1889

2 vols., by J.S, Buckingham Second Edition, folding map, well illustrated, boards are loose on both volumes, a very scarce set

And Scenes by the Way, by Theodore T. Johnson, frontis is a tinted color plate of San Francisco, folding map is missing a portion of the upper right, 4 plates, one of the earliest accounts of the gold rush, some staining and foxing, rebound in contemporary black cloth

1927, bound in stiff wraps

by Henry P, Judd et all, (1945)

Including the late Sioux war and Indian massacres in Minnesota, by Charles De Wolf Brownell, color plates, rebound in leather

By Norman Mailer, Signed, First Edition, later printing, jacket only fair with one of the spine seams separated

by Richard D. Hoblyn, Rebound in black cloth

7 volumes, Limited Edition, circa 1900,

by Charles Dickens, First Editions

and the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1891, frontis of Yosemite Falls, by William Seward Webb, second edition

by William Cullen, Bryant, (1877), with many illustrations, beautiful embossed leather covers, 2 vols.

by Edward S. Ellis, (1892), Re-backed with black leather, covers are red embossed leather.

The Science of Modern Palmistry, by A.R. Craig, nd, circa 1890

Little Brown Bear Goes to School, Elizabeth Upham, (1905 & 1907), in just jackets that have a few tears

(1918), well illustrated with bungalows, also billheads for building a house

by Charles Morris, et al, much about the Temperance Movement, plus a salesman's sample

by Mary Johnston, (1919), scarce novel in dust jacket

massive portfolio of the Great World's Fair in Chicago 1893, by J.W. Buel, 1894,

by Ruth Plumly Thompson, (1927), in dust jacket

by De La Motte Fouque, illustrated by Arthur Rackham 1916, 15 color plates tipped in

of the Holy Bible 1870 bound in ¾ leather

3 vols., by Joel Cook, in decorative binding

by Helen Bannerman & Frank Ver Beck, illustrated in color by the authors, (1935), in dust jacket

2 vols., by R.E.A. Land, 1928, privately published, limited to 500 sets, in slipcase

27 vols. in 10 plus index, alphabetical index of places of interment of deceased union soldiers originally printed in 1868 very scarce,

by Ellis Colbert, with folding map

by James Joyce, (1964), in dust jacket

by Samuel Fallows

by John Steinbeck, Easton Press, (1977)

A home for All or the Gravel Wall, by O.S. Fowler, mild stain running along the edge bleeding thru the first 30 pages

Illus. by John Tennial

by Robert Bakewell, 3rd American Edition, edited by the famous Prof. Sillimen of Yale College

by Lee Welling Squier, An American Girl's Experience in the Orient From the China - Japan War Relief of Peking, (1901), rare item

D'Architecture 1771 3 vols. bound as 2, Paris, by Jacques Francois Blondel, these are the plate volumes of the Cours D' Architecture, many plates of the most important structures of the time etc..

8 vols., small set (apx. 4 ¾ tall), circa 1890

The Younger brothers, and Frank and Jesse James, by J.W. Buel and The Border Bandits Jesse and Frank James, 2 vols. in one, 11 color plates, one missing, pp.59/60 and 131/132 has a tear on the page.

by Louisa Johnson

Popular Description of Man and Nature in the Artic, by G. Hartwig, Rebound in contemporary cloth

by John Jenkins, An Account of the Expedition to the Dead Sea

Modoc Indians, by Hon. A.B. Meacham, 1875, 2nd edition, condition issues

6 vols., by Edward Gibbon, Easton Press, (1974)

From the Great River to the Giant Ocean, by Albert D. Richardson, rebound in ¾ leather

And His Modern Methods of Winning Victims, by Norman Morand Roumane, (1903), pages age toned & soiled, and brittle

by Tom Waters, one of the earliest criminological books of the time period

Signed, First edition, (1978), in slipcase

by Emma Homan Thayer, (1889), mild soiling, beautiful color plates

by A.R. Nykl, Paris, 1931, bound in wraps, scarce

by Count L.N. Tolstoi, First American Edition, inner hinges have been reinforced by tape, a bit worn

A Temperance Story, by Evangeline B. Blanchard, (1889)

by J.H, Beadle, (1877), bound in ¾ leather

by Samuel Sheldon Fitch, some staining internally

12 vols., 1916, Crossroads Edition,

Second American Edition, quite scarce

by Chiam Potok, signed, First Edition, First Edition Society

And Other Poems and Sketches, by Grace Duffie Boylan, (1898), Second Edition, A very interesting cover of a Scottish man in a kilt, riding a bicycle and being chased by witches, bats, and owl, very rare

A History of the Late Rebellion, 3 volumes, by Robert Tomes, & Benjamin G. Smith, nd, circa 1865, bound in ¾ leather with marbled boards

by Albert Taylor Bledsoe, x-lib

" or Life in Dakota With General Custer by Elizabeth B. Custer, 1885, First Edition, Second State

2 vols. by Charles Darwin, part of A Library of Universal Literature, 1900

From the Eleventh to the Seventeenth Century, by Thomas Warton, nd, circa 1870

1903, with folding maps

by Scott Turow, signed, First Edition, Published for the First Edition Society, 1990

by George B. McClellan, 1887, older x-lib, front hinge is cracked, a few early pages loose

[India] of 1857-8, Edited by Colonel Malleson, 6 vols., 1971 reprint of the 1898 set

Therese, 1891, part of the National Novels, bound in ¾ morocco & marbled boards, x lib.

by Arianna S. Huffington. Signed First Edition published for the First Edition Society

1853, by W,H. Carpenter & T.S. Arthur

by Jules Verne, 1880

And the History of Their Country, text in German, 1900

5 vols. Easton Press (1997)

2 vols., (1946), 3rd edition

by G. Copay, 1851, First American Edition, with illustrations, back strip has been replaced with the original laid on

by Sidney Smith & R. Brinsley Sheridan, 1894, 3rd edition

Complete Instructions for Carriage Building, second edition, well illustrated

By Which Orchids are Fertilized by Insects, by Charles Darwin, London, 1877, 2nd edition

Home and its Wide Work, 1883, by G.S. Weaver

by Charles Darwin, Folio Society, (2013), in slip case

12 vols., Easton Press, Beautiful Books

by Seamus Heaney, Oxford Univ. Press, 1973, First Edition, rare copy

by John Milton, Baltimore, Nicely bound in calf

by A.A. Milne, (1926), First American Edition

or Lameness and all Diseases of the Feet Traced to an Unbalanced Foot Bone by David Roberge, 1894, First Edition

by Daphne Du Maurier, Modern Library, (1943), 1st ML Edition

by Captain F. Brinkley, Folio Society, limited to numbered 980 copies, 1 vol. of 2, no slipcase, large elephant folio

by Maurice Daly, 1920

4 plts. Of illustrations by Detmold, 1927

by William Golding, (1967), later printing

7 vols., by George N. McKenzie, (1995),

1885, beautiful set rebound in calf, however omitting the title plates on the spine, very light damp staining to one cover, not extending internally

Philadelphia, Carey & Lea, 1831

by Israel Epstein, (1956), First Edition, crease on front corner board

, 1908-1913. Chief Bear Ghost & The Approach of the Chiefs Mounted in an oak mission style frame, measures 16.5" X 22

edited by Maria Mitchell, 1895, x-lib

one spindle needs repair

Rambles of a geologist, by Hugh Miller, 1858

3 vols., The science of the telephone, 1900, First Edition,

15 vols. in slipcases, Folio Society, ¼ leather bound,

2 vols., by Rev. W.J. Conybeare, 1875, bound in gilt decorated morocco, x-lib

by Charles Saunier, bound in morocco and marbled boards, limited to 150 numbered copies, this one No. 4, x-lib

by Robert Bulst, x-lib.

by Hendrik Conscience, 1863

by J. Eastman Sheehan, 1925, First Edition

1848 by William Youatt

by John Clendinin, includes a list of subscribers, the names penned on the title page, John Hayes surveyor of Northumberland, Union and Centre Counties, John Matthias early settler in Centre County

by John Howard Jewett, (1906), early Victorian Santa on cover

& Candle Stand With Brass Fixtures, comes with the facsimile old book.

or psychology applied to sports, by Joseph T. Schiappacasse, (1927)

of fashion, music, & romance, edited by Margaret and Beatrice De Courcy, 1837, Jan. to June, color plts

by Christopher Morley, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, (1925), First Edition, 4 color plts. And line drawings

by J.M. Barrie, (1911), First Edition, 13th printing, all illustrations present, missing front free endpaper and flyleaf, which a conservator could easily repair, still a nice copy, comes with a scarce Peter Pan game

1909, First Edition

Government reprint in 1887

by Gene Stratton Porter, (1910), front hinge cracked

by Frederick Courtney Selous, London 1893, 3rd edition

by Peter Bisset, (1924), 2nd edition

and of the West, rebound in ¾ leather & marbled bds.

by G.C Greenwell, 2nd edition, spine has been rebound with leather

Fashion, Music and Romance, color plts., bound in ½ leather

and the Stanley - Livingstone Expedition and Search, edited by L.D. Ingersoll, 1872, map in rear has tears

by Mark Twain, 1891, covers soiled, a bit worn

and The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, and Arabia, by David Roberts, reprinted from the first by the Folio Society, limited to 1000 copies, slipcase missing, very large volumes, elephant folio

edited by F.K. Warren, (1888)

by J. Thornton Randolph, 1852, a response to Uncle Tom's Cabin, lower part of title page missing, quite worn

by Charles Carroll Fulton, 1878

Germantown, text in German

by Gene Stratton Porter, 1925, First Edition in jacket

2 vols. in 1, by George Catlin, 1891

The Story of a Life's Experience, by Mrs. T.B.H. Stenhouse, 1874

[Ellis, Sarah Stikney], 83 plates of beautiful engravings, early x-lib.

Second part of a series that shows all kinds of residential buildings made of stone and wood, by Johan Friedrich Penther one of the preeminent 18th century German Architects. There are many plates, most of the folding, volume has been rebound at some point in morocco and marbled boards, very scarce

First Part of a Detailed Introduction to the Civil Society, by Johan Friedrich Penther, one of the preeminent 18th century German Architects. There are many plates, most of them folding,