The Book Buyer, A Review and Record of Current Literature, June 1897
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1897. Wraps, 9.5 inches tall, very good, some wear and soil. Hale on Robinson Crusoe, Brown on the homes of Thackeray, etc.
Periodicals
The Book Buyer, A Review and Record of Current Literature, April 1898
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1898. Wraps, 9.5 inches tall, very good, some wear and soil. Matthews "A Note on the Essay," Kingsley on Max Muller, James Carrington on Maxfield Parrish, etc.
The Book Buyer, A Review and Record of Current Literature, October 1897
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1897. Wraps, 9.5 inches tall, very good, some wear and soil. Chambers on Henry McCarter, Part I of a Hawthorne bibliography by Williamson, and Fisher on S. Weir Mitchell, etc.
World Order: A Baha'i Magazine--Volume 11, Number 3 (Spring 1977)
Wilmette, IL: National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States, 1977. Paperback. Printed paper wrap, large octavo, 52pp., illustrated in b&w. Book has mild rubbing to wrap, stapled binding tight, text clean and unmarked. No DJ.
The American Magazine, November 1888
New York: The American Magazine Publisher, 1888. Wraps, 10 inches tall, good with some wear and soil, Ward on the first American embassy to Peking, Upton on the Koto and its associations, etc.
The Book Buyer, a Review and Record of Current Literature, February 1898
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1898. Wraps, 9.5 inches tall, very good, some wear and soil. Van Vorst on Daudet, Sturgis on "An Artist's Letters from Japan," Garland on Gissing's "The Whirlpool," etc.
The Book Buyer, a Review and Record of Current Literature, January 1898
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1898. Wraps, 9.5 inches tall, very good, some wear and soil. Bryce, "The Scholar and the State," Lummis on the Old Santa Fe Trail, etc.
Watson's Magazine, July 1906
New York: Tom Watson's Magazine, 1906. Wraps, 9.5 inches tall, good, some wear and soil, repaired long tear to front cover. With Reed "A New Englander and the Negro," Neihardt's "The Heart of a Woman," etc. Edited by the populist and anti-elitist politician Tom Watson of Georgia, who by 1906.....
The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, February 1884
New York: The Century Co., 1884. Decorated pictorial tan wraps, 10 inches tall, very good, light wear and soil. Articles, stories, poems and letters, including Rossetti on Dante, poem by Thaxter, etc.
The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, April 1884
New York: The Century Co., 1884. Decorated pictorial tan wraps, 10 inches tall, very good, light wear and soil. Articles, stories, poems and letters.
The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, June 1884
New York: The Century Co., 1884. Decorated pictorial tan wraps, 10 inches tall, very good, light wear and soil. Part II of "Lady Barberina" by James, Lazarus, "The Birth of Man, a Legend from the Talmud," etc.
Harper's Monthly Magazine, September 1903
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1903. 10 inches tall, wraps, very good with some wear and soil, lacking 1 inch of spine paper at bottom. Poems, articles, stories, etc.
Harper's Monthly Magazine, February 1901
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1901. 10 inches tall, wraps, very good with some wear, stains and soil. A story by Wharton, part of Wilson's "Colonies and Nation" etc.
Harper's Monthly Magazine, October 1901
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1901. 10 inches tall, wraps, very good with some wear and soil. Henry James's story "Thge Beldonald Holbein," Peter Newell on "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: from an Artist's Stand-Point," Burroughs' "Babes in the Woods."
Ridgway's, a Militant Weekly for God and Country, Vol. 1 no. 16, January 19, 1907
New York: Ridgway Company, 1907. Handsome pictorial wraps, 11 inches tall, very good, minor wear and soil. Davis on the evils of gambling in NY, short story by Charles G. Roberts, William Hard on Billy Sunday as evangelist, Denison on graft in San Francisco, Russell on expelling Senator Platt, Charles.....
Ridgway's, a Militant Weekly for God and Country, Vol. 1 no. 14, January 5, 1907
New York: Ridgway Company, 1907. Handsome pictorial wraps, 11 inches tall, very good, some brown spots scattered across front cover, Hard on Wall Street methods on the Western Plains, Denison on graft in the mining industry, editorial by Adams, Frederick Lawrence and moneyed interests dictating Colorado politics, a short story.....
Ridgway's, a Militant Weekly for God and Country, Vol. 1 no. 12, Dec. 22, 1906
New York: Ridgway Company, 1906. Handsome pictorial wraps, 11 inches tall, good, light wear and soil, some brown stains to rear cover. Lindsay Denison on scammer gold companies, Charles Russell on how senators backed by corporations do not represent the populace, editorial by Adams, anti-railroad diatribe by Frederic C. Howe.....
The Cosmopolitan, November, 1900
Irvington, NY: John Bresben Walker, 1900. Decorated yellow wraps, very good, light wear and soil. With London's "What Communiities Lose by the Competitive System," a part of "The First Men on the Moon," and Kipling's "The Way That He Took."
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, July 1897
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1897. Tan decorated wraps, 10 inches tall, very good with some wear and soil. Stockton's "The Great Stone of Sardis, Part II," Part I of John Fox's "The Kentuckians," etc.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, August 1897
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1897. Tan decorated wraps, 10 inches tall, very good with some wear and soil. Stockton's "The Great Stone of Sardis, Part III," Remington's "The Sergeant of the Orphan Troop," etc.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, October 1897
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1897. Tan decorated wraps, 10 inches tall, very good with some wear and soil. Stockton's "The Great Stone of Sardis, Part V," conclusion of John Fox's "The Kentuckians," etc.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, February 1898
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1898. Tan decorated wraps, 10 inches tall, very good with some wear and soil. Du Maurier's "Social Pictorial Satire Part 1," Sangster's poem "The Violet" etc.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, September 1883
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1883. Tan decorated wraps, 10 inches tall, good with wear and soil, some loss to front cover and to edges of rear wrap. Davis's story "A Silhouette," etc.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, February 1883
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1883. Tan decorated wraps, 10 inches tall, very good with some wear and soil. A poem by Phelps, and "Eugenie's Fete-Day, a Story" by A Working-Girl, an anonymous writer who has excited our curiosity for her several stories on proletarian and Jewish themes in the.....
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, April 1870
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1870. White decorated wraps, 10 inches tall, very good with some wear and soil. Marcy's "Border Reminiscences," M'Mahon on the War in Paraguay, etc.