Savannah, Ga. Braid & Hutton, Printers and Bookbinders, 1894. Softcover. Octavo. 34, (1)pp. Original printed tan wrappers. A bit of light foxing and age-toning, near fine. More

Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1858. Hardcover. First edition. Tall octavo. 429; 7 (subscriber's list) pp. Fold-out illustration of "The Belt of Wampum" delivered by the Indians to William Penn, at the Great Treaty Under the Elm Tree in 1682. Publisher cloth gilt. Former owner's name and address on front..... More

Philadelphia: Clark & Raser, Printers, 1822. Softcover. First edition. Unprinted stitched wrappers. 20pp. Modest wear to the extremities, very good or better. Correspondence related to the loan, with letters from Monroe, Crawford, Biddle, etc. Ownership signature of Samuel Eddy ("Sam'l Eddy") on title page. Eddy was Congressman from Rhode Island..... More

Philadelphia: Brown & Merritt for Johnson & Warner, Philadelphia, 1809. Hardcover. First edition, second issue. Small square quarto. (4" x 4.5"). 16pp. Illustrated with woodcuts throughout. Unprinted orange paper over card. Slight discoloration and small tears to the paper over the boards, very good. A handsome copy. *Rosenbach* 389. More

Dekalb, Illinois / (Chicago): Dinius & Rowbottom / (Manz Engraving Company), (1909). Softcover. Tall 16mo. [16]pp. Stapled illustrated card covers with art nouveau-style borders. Modest age-toning, first page toned, tiny tack hole, else near fine. A book for recording time worked on railroad printed for a manufacturer of clothing for..... More

Atlanta: Atlanta Public Schools, 1942. Softcover. Octavo. 109pp. Quarter canvas and printed thin blue card wrappers. Pencil name on front wrap ("Jones"), many pencil and a few ink names on first and last couple of leaves, small bump on the foredge causing small tears on a few leaves, a very..... More

(New York: The Evening Post Job)Printing Office, 1915. Softcover. First edition. Octavo. 90pp., one plate. Stapled printed wrappers. Stain on front wrap, else very good. *OCLC* locates seven copies. More

Albany: Luther Tucker, 1848. Hardcover. Quarto. 384pp. Half leather and marbled paper covered boards. Ownership signature of Thomas Dickson, some soiling and wear, some old staining to a few issues, mostly from an ink spill, former owner has used the reverse of some plates to make contemporary drawings of cattle..... More

(Washington, D.C. United States Department of the Interior/National Park Service, 1957. Unbound. Reprint. Tri-fold pamphlet. Fine. More

New York: R. Spalding, 1867. Hardcover. Tall octavo. 86pp. Illustrated with facsimile signatures of of the Declaration's signatories. Publisher's black cloth stamped in gilt and blind. Owner name ("Anna Woodside") in pencil on front fly. Corners and spine ends worn, preliminary and terminal leaves lightly soiled, a very good copy..... More

New York: Printed by Samuel Wood and Sons, 1828. Softcover. First edition (there was also a Philadelphia edition printed that year). Octavo. 22cm. 32pp. Stitched contemporary unprinted drab brown wrappers. Some foxing and light edge wear, else near fine. More

Albany: J.B. Lyon Company, 1916. Hardcover. Quarto. Very good with a light water stain on pages, foxing on fronitspiece, else very good. Included in rear are several unused Veteran Service Record forms. "Compliments of John Kerrigan, Member of Assembly" stamped on front pastedown. John Kerrigan is featured with his portrait..... More

New York: De Puy, Holmes & Company, 1872. Hardcover. First edition. Contemporary flexible cloth boards. (73)pp. Attractive small broadside for seller of rare books, R.D. Cooke, dated July 1886, tipped to front pastedown. Possibly Cooke took over the remainder from De Puy, Holmes & Company. Bottom corner a little bumped..... More