[circa 1905]. Hardcover. Approximately 7" x 5" gelatin silver image on a 8" x 6" gray card. About fine. Portrait of a large group of Native American students posed outside in school uniforms. Approximately 150 students are pictured ranging in ages from toddlers to older teenagers, presumably the entire population..... More

Kentucky: circa 1925. Unbound. Gelatin silver cabinet photograph. Image approximately 5.5" x 4" on a 8" x 6" thick card mount. Image shows about 35 tourists posed with a sign indicating they are at the entrance to the cave system. Label on verso identifying four family members. A pleasing image..... More

[Circa 1870-1880]. Unbound. Cabinet card photograph. Measuring 4¾" x 5½" on slightly larger card. Likely collodion or possibly carbon photographic print of nine players in uniform. No photographer's information. Corners of card rounded with mild erosion and creases at the corners of the image, pinhole upper left, where it might..... More

Waterbury, Conn. The American Brass Co., 1930. Unbound. Etched printed brass. 10.25" x 17.5". Applied printed paper calendar (approximately 10" x 14") affixed to the brass plate. Small tear to the first leaf of the calendar, a little tarnish in a couple of spots, else fine and complete. Given by..... More

Camden, New Jersey: Camden County Historical Society, (1976). Softcover. First edition. Fine in staple bound wrappers. Originally conducted as a bus tour in 1974 That traveled through the areas of West Collingswood, Collingswood, Westmont, Haddonfield, Lawnside, Magnolia, Somerdale, Chews Landing, Glendora, Runnemede, Bellmawr, Gloucester City, and Fairview. More

[No place]: Salisbury and Amesbury Young Mens' Temperance Association, 1833. Softcover. Presumed first edition. 16mo. 8pp. Stitched into wrappers repurposed from a copy of *The Christian Library. A Weekly Religious Journal.* Contemporary penciled name ("D.A. Sargeant") on first leaf, very faint old stamp on front wrap, small creases, tears and..... More

(Washington): [House of Representatives], 1817. Unbound. First edition. Self-wrappers. 3pp (one folded leaf). Untrimmed. Small creases and wear at the extremities, else near fine. Report necessitated by the destruction of War Department material during the burning of Washinton, D.C. in 1814: Georgia had deployed militia to ameliorate the depredations of..... More

Winnabow, N.C. Charles Towne Preservation Trust, [1963]. Hardcover. Introduction by Cornelius Dickinson-Thomas. Transcription of the 1663-1666 manuscript, Clarendon Imprint No. 5. Folio.[28]pp. Illustrated, plate of seals. Black cloth. A little soiled, front hinge a trifle tender, very good. More

New York: The Tribune Association, 1860. Softcover. Reprint. 104pp. Self-wrappers. Disbound, else a nice, very good copy with tiny tears. More

London: Puttick and Simpson, 1888. Softcover. Printed gray wrappers. 39pp. Bound with wrappers bound in contemporary cloth. Small chips to the corners of the wrappers and pages affecting no text, binding bowed, split in the front joint of the cloth binding, a very good copy. *OCLC* locates no copies. More

Middlebury, Vermont: H.H. Houghton, 1832. Softcover. First edition. Disbound pamphlet. 12pp. Foxing and slight edgewear else very good with contemporary notes throughout. More

Canton, New York: Plaindealer Steam Presses, Plaindealer Building, 1887. Softcover. First edition. Octavo. pp. [1-2] 3-35 [36 (index)]. A fine copy in printed wraps. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for..... More

Atlanta, Ga. Constitution Book and Job Printing Establishment, 1883. Softcover. First edition. Octavo. 38pp, with a folded map and wood-engraved frontispiece illustration. Printed gray stitched wrappers. Small split at the foot of the spine, tiny creases on the first few leaves, else near fine. More