[New York State? circa 1930]. Unbound. Photographically illustrated broadside on card stock with text in black and red. 11" x 14". A trifle soiled and two tiny barely visible stains, near fine. *OCLC* locates no copies. More

Washington, D.C. Social Security Board, [1936]. Unbound. Broadside. 12" x 18". Text printed in bold with header underlined. Uniform toning on the paper else very near fine. The broadside announces the terms of compliance with the Social Security Act signed by President Franklin W. Roosevelt on August 14, 1935, and..... More

[No place]: Esquire, Inc., [1956]. Unbound. Broadside or poster. Measuring 10.5" x 13.75". Printed in pink and green on thin white card stock. A little offsetting along one edge, very near fine. Point-of-sale poster for *Coronet*. The article in the magazine was by Calvin Kytle. More

Millerton, N.Y. Van D. Harvey, Quality Printing, 1918. Unbound. Large decorated poster on paper. Measuring 24" x 38". Printed in black and red. Old folds and some wrinkling at the creases, small tears, not quite very good but a remarkable survivor nonetheless. Because of the large size and fairly thin..... More

Philadelphia: George Rees, 1831. Unbound. Broadside printed in a variety of display types. Measuring 12" x 19.25". In the right margin is an ink sketch of one of the two properties here offered for sale. Old folds, small tears at the folds, small nicks and chips at the margins, but..... More

Trenton: Polish Women's Union Gr. 21, 1937. Unbound. Photographically illustrated broadside on orange paper. Measuring 11.75" x 12". Old folds else near fine. Large image depicting marching Mummers. Founded in 1933, the Polish-American String Band was in its infancy at the time they were engaged for this event. A handsome..... More

Chatham-Street [Bowery, Manhattan: circa 1815-20]. Broadside advertisement. Quarto. Measuring 9 ¼” x 11 ¼”. Scattered foxing and light old folds, very good or better. An unrecorded and probably unique broadside advertisement printed on an untrimmed sheet of handmade wove paper, circa 1815-20, for a sideshow exhibit on Chatham-Street (the original..... More

(Cody, Wyoming: Buffalo Bill Historical Center, [circa1992]. Softcover. First edition. [8pp.] Black stapled wrappers with original buffalo bill seal (broken). Near fine in the original white envelope. Ex-library markings only on the envelope. More

Washington: Department of State, 1895. Hardcover. First edition. Quartos. Two volumes. Numbers six and eight only containing "Letters From Jefferson", Parts I and II. Blue cloth, gilt-stamped spines. Owner's bookplate on pastedowns, gutters starting, extremities worn, else very good. More

Washington, D.C. Government Printing Office, 1909. Softcover. First edition. Original white printed wrappers, stapled. Frontispiece of General Juan Vicente Gomez, President of Venezuela. Loss of the spine, still very good with wrappers modestly soiled and extremities starting to chip. More

Richmond: James E. Goode, Printer, 1864. Softcover. Revised and adapted. String-bound wrappers. 12mo. 12pp. Wrappers soiled, else very good. More

[Wildwood, N.J. New Jersey Press, [1922]. Softcover. 16mo. 27, [1]pp. Stapled printed red wrappers. Name of a fireman with embossed stamp in the palce provided on the first leaf, fine. *OCLC* locates no copies. More

Troy, Ohio: Schnell, [circa 1880]. Unbound. Albumen cabinet card. Image size approximately 4" x 5.5" on a slightly larger card. A curious image of two demurely dressed and grim-faced young women holding a letter between them, while a third more masculine looking woman pours water from a watering can onto..... More