Topeka, KS: 1924. Softcover. Very good. Single issue of this "Official Organ of the Kansas State Teachers' Ass'n." 112 pp, including text and advertising. Very good, with light wear and soiling to covers. Among the contents: "The Influence of Public School Art in the Commercial World," "The Use and Misuse..... (Item #22749)

St. Louis: Paris Medicine Company, [1897]. Softcover. Good. Memorandum book given away by the Paris Medicine Company, with space for making notes on rectos and advertisements and testimonials on the versos.  The majority of the text is in English, but there are also ads in French, Spanish, German, and Czech..... (Item #21645)

Softcover. Very good. Souvenir program for an event held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York on December 10-12, 1908. 8" x 10.5", [32] pp, with many ads and half-tone photographic illustrations. Old vertical folding crease, one photograph circled in ink; otherwise very good. The Professional Woman's League was formed..... (Item #21819)

Very good. 8.5" x 11" printed circular, headed "Republicans, Organize for Victory!" Creases, light soiling, about very good. Promotes "The Great Republic" a newspaper that promises to not only be "a leading, reliable, and eminently interesting newspaper," duriing the upcoming Presidential race (between Grover Cleveland and James G. Blaine) but..... (Item #22427)

[Boston]: Bachelder & Barnhart, 1904. Trifold-brochure, 4 1/8" x 4 3/4" when folded, printed in red and black on deep yellow paper. Old folding creases, minor chipping, general wear from handling. Good to very good overall. A scarce early auto tourism brochure, promoting a tour of Boston via "the largest..... (Item #23269)

Mary Patterson Routt (1890-1986) was one of the first female members of the White House Press Corps and a founding trustee of Scripps College in Claremont, California. A native of Iowa. she graduated from Grinnell College in 1908, and received a second bachelor's degree from Wellesley in 1909. In 1912..... (Item #23255)

"Why not add twenty years of health?" asks this brochure for Celotex fiberboard insulation.  How can you do this? By spending more time relaxing in the great outdoors after constructing an affordable, comfortable, well-insulated summer cottage made of Celotex. "The entire cabin, except the framing, roof, and floor can be..... (Item #21640)

Roswell, NM: Burns-Curry Realtors, [1973]. Four-fold brochure with map, illustrations from photographs. 8.5 x 4 inches when folded; fine. Much of this development was completed in the mid-1960s with the expectation of selling homes to people who worked at Walker Air Force Base. After the base closed in 1967, the..... (Item #21467)

Cincinnati: Russell & Morgan Printing Company, 1883. Very good. Color lithographed poster, 42" x 14.5". Chipping and soiling at margins, old folding creases, but still presents very nicely. Currently shrinkwrapped on foamcore. Images show horse and foot races and a selection of livestock, including cattle, sheep, geese, pigs and goats..... (Item #22920)

[Philadelphia]: Ives pr. & stationer, 1862. Folding trade card, 2.5 x 3.75 inches, with views of the Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon and the attached hospital on the front and back and text inside. Light soiling; very good. The Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon was "staffed by volunteers and provided relief for..... (Item #21231)

N.D. Votes for Women League. First Edition. Near fine. Undated, likely either 1914 or 1917. Small broadside or window sign, approximately 5.75" x 8.75" printed in black on tan stock slightly thicker than newsprint. Minor corner wear; near fine. The North Dakota Votes for Women League was organized in 1911..... (Item #22961)

Paris: Imp. Kossuth for the Ligue française pour la protection du cheval. First Edition. Very good. Undated, ca. 1920. Broadside, 11.75" c 15.5", printed in red and black on newsprint. Lightly toned, old folding creases, a few small stains at corners, rectangular area at upper left lighter than the rest..... (Item #21967)

Softcover. Very good. 30 photographs mounted to loose album pages, accompanied by a 10-page typed narrative titled “Log of the ‘Rowena’ March 15, 1921 to March 7, 1921 by GB.” The author was George Briggs Buchanan, (1875-1939), a self-made multi-millionaire described in his New York Times obituary as "for more..... (Item #23259)