New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1909. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 7.5 x 10 inches, 368 pp, with 92 full-page illustrations from photographs, including a color frontispiece. Bound in origina blue cloth with lettering in gilt, top edge gilt, mounted color illustration on front board. Light rubbing to corners..... (Item #20728)

London: John Murray, 1845. Hardcover. Very good. Second edition, corrected, with additions. pp. viii, 519 + [1] ad page (verso of 519), with 14 wood engravings in the text. Matches all points of Freeman 14, without any additional ads inserted at rear. This copy was rebound at some point (relatively..... (Item #20722)

San Francisco: William Doxey, 1895-1897. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Two bound volumes, the first containing numbers 1-12 + publisher's ads, the second containing numbers 13-15 and The Epilark, all in original wrappers. Issues are unopened and in fine condition, but the pictorial bindings have significant insect damage to the spines..... (Item #20720)

1880. Three-page handwritten letter on a single sheet of United States Senate stationery, dated March 3rd, 1880, marked "Private," and addressed to H.P. Kimball, Esq. Some splits along the folds, otherwise very nice condition, in an easily legible hand. The beginning of the letter responds to a request from Kimball..... (Item #20717)

[San Francisco]: Lawton Kennedy for the Book Club of California, 1975. Softcover. Fine. Facsimile of the original (and only) issue published July 1, 1896 by Gelett Burgess, under the pseudonym James Marrion. [15] pp. Fine. Originally included as part of the Book Club of California's keepsake for 1975, Unusual California..... (Item #20712)

Albany: Charles Van Benthuysen & Sons, 1880. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo, 96 pp, with nine mounted heliotype prints by George Barker, a folding view "ideal view of the American Rapids, after the Village Shore and Bath Island and restored according to the proposed plan," six folding maps, and..... (Item #20710)

Leipzig: Meissner und Buch, 1918. Very good. 35.5 cm (14 inches); 76 pp + 12 lithographed plates. Copy 125 of a total edition of 250, of which the first 100 contained signed lithographs (this does not). Flexible cardboard binding sewm with parchment strips. Edges rubbed, bump to upper innner corner..... (Item #20705)

London: John Stockdale, 1801. Hardcover. Near fine. First octavo edition and second edition overall. Six volumes uniformly bound in recent quarter leather and marbled boards, complete with two large folding maps/charts and 17 folding plates; 2 pages of ads at the end of Volume VI. Occasional light foxing, a couple..... (Item #20702)

Altadena, CA: Howling Coyote Press, 1979. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 7 in.,124 pp. Number 15 of 130 copies issued, this one inscribed by Kelsey on the half-title page to Southern California historian Bill Mason "with appreciation for your considerable help" and dated October 6, 1979. Boards show light shelf..... (Item #20700)

Rochester, NY: Rochester Litho. Co.; Stetcher Litho Co.; Vredenberg & Co. Accordion-style folding binding displaying eight plates at once, each row of four linked together with pink ribbon and attached back-to-back to another set. One plate lacking (thus 151 rather than the original 152 plate) and one detached from its..... (Item #20698)

London: William Heinemann, 1933. Hardcover. Good. Number 147 of a limited edition of 175 copies, signed by Maugham on the limitation page. Bound in publisher's brown buckram with black cloth spine label; housed in black cardboard slipcase, which has tape reinforcements at the joints. Spine significantly tonred, minor staining to..... (Item #20696)

Sidmouth and London: J. Harvey and Hamilton, Adams & Co., 1836. xvi, 25 pp, in original sewn wrappers Minor soiling and wear to front wrapper; near fine. A separately published extract, with added 16-page preface and 7-page appendix, from A Narrative of the Visit to the American Churches by the..... (Item #20694)

Cincinnati: H. Watkin, Printer, 1888. 4" x 5.75" booklet, 15 pp, in original printed wrappers. Chipped at corners, wrappers split at spine, contents very good. Although Spiritualists were often zealous promoters of their beliefs, they rarely called themselves missionaries.This may not have been the only Spiritualist missionary society, but if..... (Item #20691)