Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1888. First Edition. Original Cloth. 8vo., 420pp. At head of title: "(Green Fund Books, No. 5)". "The John Green Fund" was established by Robert Lenox Kennedy on behalf of the family of John C. Green "...for the purpose of....securing a Sunday-school literature of the highest..... Item #1450
San Francisco (1906): Edward H. Mitchell. Illustrated with Photographs. First Edition. Original Pictorial Wrappers. Oblong Small 4to., 96pp. 90 photographs on 24 leaves. A very good copy. Item #1449
New Haven, Conn. The Quinnipiack Press, Inc., 1928. First Edition. Original Cloth. 128pp. Former owner's printed label on the front pastedown, minor shelfwear and a sliver of white paint on the fore-edge of the front cover. Contributors include Mark Van Doren, Odell Shepard, Clinton Scollard, Robert Hillyer, and many others..... Item #1448
Amherst, Mass. Press of Carpenter and Morehouse, 1906. First Edition. 12mo., 83pp. Original printed stiff wrappers, bound into modern cloth-backed boards, with a hand written title label on the front cover "Hallock Ancestry". Former owner's printed ownership label on the front pastedown. A good copy. Item #1447
Boston: The Ivy Press, 1906. Illustrated. First Edition. Original Cloth. 8vo., 427pp. Original clorth with gilt title and decoration to cover. Spine lightly faded, but a very good copy. Presentation copy, Inscribed by the author, "To the Lady of Epigrams and Reincarnation, Miss Alice Hastings from Edward Harold Crosby. Boston..... Item #1446
Boston: Ginn & Co., 1905. Illustrated By Charles Copeland. First Edition. Original Cloth. 8vo., 390pp. Pictorial cloth. Silhouette of wolf against the moon on front cover. A very good copy. A study of animal life in Labrador and Newfoundland. Item #1445
London (ca 1900): William Reeves. Illustrated. Original Cloth. 8vo., 544pp. Original decorative cloth with gilt decoration and titles. Spine end have small closed tears, corners lightly rubbed, else a nice copy. This history covers all aspects of flagellation (flogging, whipping, etc.)....Jewish, Monks, Juvenile, Ladies, Military and instruments used. An interesting..... Item #1444
London: W. H. Allen & Co., 1890. First Edition. Original Decorated Cloth. Sm. 8vo., 308pp. Light wear to extremities, else a very good copy. A collection of Indian folk tales. Item #1443
(1907): Burton B. Porter. First Edition. Original Cloth. Sm. 8vo., 382pp. Published by the author. (1907). Original green cloth, gilt title to spine. A very good copy. Item #1442
Auburn, N. Y. Derby & Miller, 1852. First Edition. Original Cloth. 12mo., 300pp. An early biography of Franklin Pierce. Original blindstamped cloth, gilt on spine slightly faded. Engraved frontis of Pierce is foxed, else a very good copy. Item #1441
New York: 1854. First Edition. Miniature book, 1 1/2 x 1 1/8". Contemporary (original?) plain wrappers, 16pp., sewed. First Edition, apparently preceding the first edition of Barnum's "Struggles and Triumphs" which was published in 1855. Probably promotional give-away at Barnum's early shows. A very good copy. Item #1440
(Hartford, Conn. @ 1880): The Travelers Life and Accident Insurance Co. Illustrated. Printed Self-Wrappers. 32mo. Printed self-wrappers, as issued. At head of title, "Tickets, Gentlemen!" and at the bottom "25 Cents a Day". 32mo. (3 3/4 x 2 1/2), Illustrated with 11 silhouettes (signed w, AHW and AW) and one..... Item #1439
Paris: Chez Plancher,...Delaunay, Libraire....1817, 1817. 2nd Edition. Later cloth Binding. 8vo., 534pp. Later cloth binding, with leather labels on the spine. Issued with an Atlas volume which is NOT present. Moderate shelf wear, scattered foxing throughout. A good copy. Item #1438
Hartford, Conn. 1886. First Edition. Original Cloth. 12mo., 122pp. Contents include a chapter by Yale president Noah Porter, "Mr. Morris As A Student and Fellow At Yale". The frontispiece is a mounted photograph of Morris. Item #1437
London (1962): Routledge and Kegan Paul. Original Cloth. 8vo., 278pp. "A Critically Annotated Edition by Elizabeth Story Donno". A Fine copy in a Near Fine dust jacket. Item #1436
New York: The De Vinne Press, 1907. Illustrated. First Edition. Original Cloth-Backed Boards. 4to., 63pp. Bound in original cloth-backed boards, with the title label on the spine as issued. Illustrated, including 3 maps. Slight wear top and bottom of spine which has some flecking of the cloth, overall a good..... Item #1435
Logansport, Indiana: L. A. Alford & Son, 1870. First Edition. Original Cloth. 8vo., 400pp. Original green cloth binding drab with light soil, chip to bottom corner of spine approx. 3/4" x 1/4", otherwise a good copy. Item #1434
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1929. First American Edition. Original Cloth. 12mo., 265pp. A fine copy in a good dustjacket. Item #1432
Boston: Joseph H. Allen, Publisher, 1870. Illustrated. First Edition. 8vo., 584pp. First printing of "Rufus and Rose" in "Student and Schoolmate. An Illustrated Monthly for ALL Our Boys & Girls", Volume XXV, No. 1 - 6 and Volume XXVI, No. 1 - 6. January to June 1870. Publisher's binding of..... Item #1431
Framingham and Boston (1917): Old American Company. Illustrated with Photographs. First Edition. Original Cloth. Small 12mo., 196pp. Illustrated with photographs. Former owner's small ownership label on bottom edge of front pastedown else a very good copy. Item #1430
New York (1861): Robert M. DeWitt, Publisher. Original Printed Wrappers. 8vo., 15pp. Library call numbers in ink on lower left corner of front wrapper, otherwise a fine copy with no other library markings. OCLC locates only one copy of the first edition at the American Antiquarian Society. Item #1429
New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1917. First Edition. Original Cloth. 8vo., 242pp. Presentation copy, signed by author. Except for a quarter sized smudge on the back cover, a good copy. Item #1428
New York (1971): Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. First Edition. Original Cloth. 8vo. A fine copy in a price-clipped, otherwise fine, dust jacket. Inscribed on the front pastedown, "For Dr. James Smith for various kindnesses. Thank you, Thank you. William Goldman." Item #1426
Sao Paulo, Brazil: Renascenca, 1945. First Edition, Thus. Original Printed Wrappers. 8vo., 308pp. Original printed wrappers, in a colorful pictorial dust jacket. Andrews' own copy, inscribed to him by the translator, and signed, "To Mr. Roy Chapman Andrews with my sincerest sympathy....S. Paulo, 12.3.45." Some light tanning to the white..... Item #1425
Boston (1902): Lothrop Publishing Co. First Edition. Original Pictorial Cloth. 12mo., 352pp. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper. Minor shelf wear, a very good copy. Publisher's 4 page promotional leaflet laid in, describes the book as, "A bright, original, quaintly humorous and charming, semi-Stocktonian piece of work."..... Item #1424