Athens: 1900-1902. Paperback. Three years, complete: 31 issues (some for multiple months) from 1900 to 1902. Each issue in printed tan wraps, most are in good to very good condition, four issues have more wear and have had some repairs to spine and covers, but are complete and readable; the.....
Philadelphia: Atkinson, 1828. Hardcover. Bound volume in leather with all 12 issues of this journal, 572, illustrated with portraits, woodcut plates, etc. Binding is worn, taped, contents VG and complete. Includes portraits of Andrew Jackson, James Madison, Ben Franklin et al.
New York: Life Magazine, 1936-1937. Folio, 14 inches tall, all very good in original condition, the first issue with light wear and soil. Not an easy group to find in nice condition.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1868. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Pieces on Chattanooga, Cafes of the Paris Exhibition, "Among the Wheat Fields of Minnesota," etc.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1868. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Pieces on the Minnesota pineries, "Sheffield--A Battlefield of English Labour," etc.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1868. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Pieces on travelling in Siberia, the last years of Kosciuszko, women's work and wages, etc.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1868. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Pieces on explorations in lower California, Chinese embassy to foreign powers, and "An Angel in a Coal Mine," set outside of Pittsburgh, mainly factual reporting but maybe fiction.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1868. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Pieces on fish culture in America, explorations in lower California, Mehemet Ali of Egypt, etc.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1871. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Articles, essays, poems, stories, including Pictorial Ireland, etc.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1871. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Articles, essays, poems, stories, including a sketch of NY's Bowery, etc.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1871. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Articles, essays, poems, stories, including an essay on the Florida Reef, etc.
New York: Harper and Brothers, 1871. 10 inches tall, pictorial wraps, very good, moderate wear and soil. Articles, essays, poems, stories, including an excursion to Watkin's Glen.
15 inches tall, 4 pp, good with several short tears to edges that have been mended, some wear to center fold, trimmed closely along top edge. Much reportage on the fallout of the French Revolution, column on Judge Grimke (from South Carolina) and his defense of the Constitution, many ads.....
15.75 inches tall, 4 pp, very good, minor wear. All of the first page is debating a resolution put forth by Madison about the appropriation of adequate funds to pay off the national debt; the second page continues the reportage on debates in the House of Representatives concerning nuances of.....
London: Limbird, 1837. Hardcover. Published 1837, 8vo, bound in original buff boards, with printed titles in black on spine, 423 pp., with engravings. Near fine, with unusual armorial bookplate on pastedown. Rather stunning to find a book in such exceptional condition from 1837 in original boards.
London: Limbird, 1832. Hardcover. 1832-33, 2 volumes bound in one. 8vo, half leather, marbled boards, 438/456 pp., illustrated with engravings. Some rubbing to boards.
Hardcover. The successor to the New-York Mirror. Tall 8vo, quarter leather, marbled boards, with interesting green cloth home-made dust jacket, possibly from the period, very good, light wear to binding, contents show some foxing and age toning throughout. Contains Vol. 1 no. 18 (August 5, 1943), Vol. 3 nos. 1-8.....
London: Geo. James in Little Britain, 1724. Single double sided sheet, 14 x 8.5 inches, very good, woodcuts on masthead, news roundup from Madrid, Paris, Vienna, Edinburgh, Bern, Cologne, Dublin, etc., with news from a ship arrived from Virginia that had been plundered by Spanish pirates of all that was.....
Bound volume in mid 19th century blue cloth with red leather spine label, good, spine a little faded, 332 pp., index, with the following plates: Views of St. James Palace, The Calandra bird (colored), "Fanny's Charms" (music with lyrics), half a plate of some machine that pulverizes madder (?), "Something.....
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First eight years of this periodical that is still being published, 1955-1964, 5 volumes, tall 8vo, morocco backed imitation snakeskin covers, some of the spines have some small dark stains. In Greek. Rare in commerce and institutions.
9 issues of this important Greek periodical. Good to very good. Texts in Greek.
13 issues of this important Greek periodical. All very good. Texts in Greek.
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.....
Irvington, NY: John Brisben Walker, 1897. 9.75 inches tall, pale yellow wraps lettered and decorated in red and dark blue, very good, light wear and soil. Conan Doyle's "Uncle Bernac," complete over three issues, plus work by Irving Bacheller, Margaret Sangster, Edgar Fawcet and others. Uncle Bernac is a Napoleonic.....
Irvington, NY: John Brisben Walker, 1897. 9.75 inches tall, pale yellow wraps lettered and decorated in red and dark blue, very good, light wear and soil. Conan Doyle's "Uncle Bernac," complete over three issues, plus work by Irving Bacheller, Margaret Sangster, Edgar Fawcet and others. Uncle Bernac is a Napoleonic.....