MARYLAND'S OYSTER NAVY: THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS
Chestertown, Maryland: The Literary House Press, [1993]. Illustrated. First Edition. 8vo., beige pictorial wraps; 105 pages. Very Good (crease back cover; contents clean & tight). More
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DID THE MATHER'S DISAGREE ABOUT THE SALEM WITCHCRAFT TRIALS?
Worcester, Massachusetts: American Antiquarian Society, [1985]. First Edition. 8vo., red printed wraps; 37 pages. Very Good (contents clean & tight). More
WHY WE NEED OUR BROOKLYN BRIDGES
NY: The Newcomen Society of the United States, 1983. First Edition, first printing. 8vo., white printed wraps; 20 pages. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight). More
MC'S STAGE LINE
[No Place: Self-Published, 1972]. Illustrated by Lyle Morris & Ernest L. Morris. Edited by Lillian McIntosh. First Edition. Signed by McIntosh on the title page. A book on the McIntosh brothers’ stage line, starting in Soledad, a town located about eighty miles south of San Jose, California, in October 1884..... More
LOS ANGELES MURALS
Los Angeles: RJD Enterprises, [1995]. With 25 Full-Color Photographs. First American Edition, first printing. Oblong 16mo., pictorial wraps. Fine condition. More
LOS ANGELES MURALS BY AFRICAN-AMERICAN ARTISTS
Los Angeles: RJD Enterprises, [1995]. With 25 Full-Color Postcards. First American Edition, first printing. Oblong 16mo., pictorial wraps. Fine condition. More
TWENTY-SIX ABANDONED GASOLINE STATIONS.
[Santa Barbara, Ca. Handjob Press/ National Gas-N-Go Publication. 1992]. Illustrated With Photographs. Limited Edition of 1,000 numbered copies, of which this is copy #448. For some reason, an uncommon book. A follow-up volume to Ed Ruscha’s original “Twenty-Six Gas Stations” published in 1962. 12mo., printed wraps in original glassine dust..... More
CORNELIA VANDERBILT WHITNEY'S DOLLKOUSE: THE STORY OF A DOLLHOUSE AND THE PEOPLE.
NY: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, [1975]. Illustrated. first Edition, first printing. Signed presentation to a former Massachusetts state senator and his wife on the front endpaper: "For Mr. & Mrs. Ronald MacKenzie with very warmest regards, Mary Lou Whitney." Oblong 8vo., embossed white cloth in dust jacket; 31 pages. Very..... More
GREAT SALT LAKE: A SCIENTIFIC, HISTORICAL AND ECONOMIC OVERVIEW.
[No place]: Utah Geological And Mineral Survey, 1980. Illustrated. First Edition. Quarto: blue cloth, stamped in black, in dust jacket; 400 pages. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight). More
CARSON MANSION & INGOMAR THEATRE: CULTURAL ADVENTURES IN CALIFORNIA
Fresno: Valley Publishers, [1979]. Illustrated. First Edition. Signed presentation on the front endpaper by Sacks: "To Georgina Peyton A Token of appreciation for your patience with my frequent inquiries. Sincerely Benjamin Sacks" 8vo., red cloth in dust jacket; 165 pages. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight); very nice..... More
THE FACE OF MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis: University Of Minnesota Press, [1958]. Illustrated. With 24 full-page color plates and 179 black-and-white plates. First Edition. A look at the people, places and events of Minnesota to commemorate the state’s 1958 centennial celebration. This copy is signed by more than 50 officials with the state’s Federal Housing Administration..... More
PINE, POTATOES AND PEOPLE: A STORY OF THE AROOSTOOK.
NY: W.W. Norton, [1948]. First Edition. Signed by Hamlin on the front endpaper. Binding cloth made by the Pepperell Manufacturing Company of Lewiston, Maine and printed on paper made by the S.D. Warren mill in Cumberland Mills, Maine. decorative green cloth in dust jacket; 238 pages. Very Good (contents clean..... More
THE WILLARD HOTEL: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY.
Washington, DC: Dicmar Publishing, [1986]. Illustrated. Colors Photography by Carol M. Highsmith. First Edition. Signed inscription on the title page: “Welcome to Washington, Dick & Marie Carr.” All apparently in Richard’s hand. Signed copies of this title are uncommon. The Willard InterContinental Washington, commonly known as the Willard Hotel, is..... More
THE IMPOSSIBLE TASK: A STORY OF PRESENT DAY BOSTON, AND HOW THROUGH FAITH, COURAGE AND SACRIFICE CAME VICTORY AT LAST.
Boston: Suffolk Law School Press, 1926. First Edition. Signed presentation from Archer on the front endpaper: “Presented to Judge Hugo A. Dubuque, with kind regards of the author- Gleason L. Archer. April, 1927.” Judge Dubuque [1854-1928] was a Massachusetts Superior Court Jurist, known as an authority on Constitutional Law. In..... More
PHILADELPHIA FOLKS: WAYS & INSTITUTIONS IN AND ABOUT THE QUAKER CITY
NY: D. Appleton-Century Company, 1938. Illustrated. First Edition, first printing. 8vo., printed beige cloth in dust jacket; 357 pages. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight); minor wear; few interior mends with clear tape & price-clipped d/j. More
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