Softcover. Very good. 5" x 3.5", [10] pp, with several half-tone photographic illustrations. Light creasing and general handling wear; very good. Scarce promotional booklet for the Berry Schools, which were founded by Martha McChesney Berry (1865-1942) to serve the children of tenant farmers and poor landowners who did not have..... Item #22474
Very good. Single sheet folded to 4 pages, 9.5" x 6.25", with half-tone photographic illustration on cover. Undated, but 1930s. Old folding creases, minor dust soiling; very good. A scarce promotional circular providing a biography and testimonials for "Chief Ho-To-Pi, our own Indian Caruso, Northern Cheyenne Indian tenor." The text..... Item #22590
Very good. Illinois native Ethelbert Stewart (1857-1936) was a longtime employee of the United States Labor Department and a pioneer in the field of labor statistics. Originally a coffin-maker by trade, he developed an interest in labor issues in the 1880s, secured an appointment as Secretary of the Illinois Board..... Item #22689
Bennington: Anthony Haswell, 1809. First Edition. Softcover. Very good. 10" x 6.5", pp 167, 8 (General List of the State of Vermont for the Year 1808). Sewn binding (as issued), top edges unopened, fore and bottom edges untrimmed. "Town clerk of Vernon" handwritten on blank front wrapper. Includes reports and..... Item #22740
London & Winnipeg: Hudson's Bay Record Society, 1938-1981. Hardcover. Very good. Thirty three volumes, Volumes I-XXII bound in blue cloth with gilt titles, XXIII-XXXIII in black cloth with gilt titles (as issued). The blue cloth volumes were issued without dust jackets. Volumes XXIV-XXXIII have their original jackets; Volume XXII is..... Item #22727
Very good. Undated, but likely 1952. 8.5" x 11" campign poster printed in blue on thick cardstock. Mild toning; near fine. Born in 1885 in Jacksonville, Florida, Susie Monroe moved as a young adult to Philadelphia, where she worked as a dressmaker, owned a salon, volunteered for the Salvation Army..... Item #22676
Softcover. Fine. Four-page booklet (6.25" x 3.5") advertising a lecture by a Kansas City-based Armenian-American who published several works on the subject of "Americanization." Baghdigian asks his audience to consider America's "spiritual mission" and "glorious destiny" and to remind themselves and others to appreciate freedom. Excerpts from press notices praise..... Item #22387
Very good. Autograph letter, signed, from O. Corvin to L.E. Chittenden, January 7, 1864. 3.5 pages in a neat hand on legal-sized lined paper, approximately 1,200 words in all. Folding creases, light soiling, a few short tears; very good. Colonel Otto von Corvin-Wiersbitzki (1812-1886, called simply Otto Corvin in the..... Item #22685
Paris: Amable Auroy, 1688. Second edition (first published 1683, this edition differs just slightly, with minor adjustments to wording and typography). Two parts in one, pp. 312, 107. No map. A very good copy in an attractive binding of speckled calf and marbled boards, with marbled endpapers, gilt spine in..... Item #22437
New York: Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1922. Softcover. Very good. An address delivered before the Fifth Biennial Convention of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, May 11, 1922. 64 pp, staple-bound. Edgewear to wrappers, internals fine. Hillman, who was President of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, visited Russian..... Item #22664
Softcover. Very good. Book and illustrated card promoting the exploits of John Albert Krohn, an American long-distance walker who billed himself as "Sailor Jean" during his first cross-country walk, in 1903, and as "Colonial Jack" during his second, in 1908. The 5" x 7" card, sold by Krohn to support..... Item #22247
![Item #22247 The Walk of Colonial Jack [with] Sailor Jean and His Trolleyette. John Albert Krohn](/pictures/thumb/22247_1.jpg?v=1666331406)
New York: Stringer & Townsend, 1854. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 304 pp, illustrated. Light foxing throughout, mostly confined to the margins. Original brown cloth binding with image of the Mission House stamped in gilt on the front board. Corners and spine ends rubbed, small losses to spine cloth. Item #22803
Philadelphia: B. Graves, 1806. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo, pp v, [1],648 + index, with one folding table, in original full calf with red spine label. Leather scuffed, corner torn from table, with small loss of text, otherwise sound and clean. Bookplate of Benjamin Lincoln Lear (1792-1832, attorney and..... Item #22543
Philadelphia: Thomas Bradford, 1796. First Edition. Softcover. Very good. 71 pp + [1] publisher's ads. Disbound from a larger volume, else fine. Cobbett attacks Edmund Randoph, who had resigned as George Washington's Secretary of State after having been accused of collaborating with France. Sabin 13896. Scarce in the first edition..... Item #22510
New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1933. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 215 pp, in publisher's black cloth binding. No dust jacket. Foxing to edges of text block and occasionally in the margins, minor wear to boards, front hinge slightly wobbly, but still very good. An influential study of five..... Item #22808
Cleveland: Burrows Brothers, 1896-1901. Hardcover. Good. Complete set of 73 volumes in original publisher's cloth, illustrated with maps, views, portraits, and facsimiles. A total of 750 numbered sets were issued. This is a married set, with 69 volumes being from set 250, and four volumes from set 187. All are..... Item #22702
