Search Results: Religion/Bibles & Reference from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

Boston: Privately Printed [David Clapp and Son], 1883. Illustrated by plate of facsimile founder signatures. First edition. Original publisher's green cloth, thick paper issue, untrimmed. Royal 8vo. pp. x, 370, [1]. Near Fine. New floral endpapers, Private library markings on title and copywrite page only flaws. Important work for genealogy research..

Chicago & Cleveland: King-Richardson, 1917. Illustrated by color frontis and b/w plates. Second edition. (c.1906). 6 volumes. Black blind-stamped cloth, gilt print spines, thick gloss paper, a.e.g. 8vo. pp. 507, 508, 508, 508, 539 (Index, Index of Maps), 179. Near Fine/No jacket, as issued. Some edge wear, bookplate in each (5/6 are blank). Guide is first edition (1917) and was not available with the 1906 set. By volume: The Golden Book, The Life of Jesus, Hero Tales, Tales of Old Judea, Songs of the Ages, Guide. (Postage as 6 books)..

Geneva: Slatkine Reprints, Juin 1967. First thus edition. [Reimpression de l'edition de Paris, 1884]. Printed card wraps, uncut acid-free white paper. Royal 8vo (23cm). pp. xvi, 450, Tables, Additions & Corrections. [1] colophon. Near Fine. Unread copy (all signatures unopened) with several faint ink marks to rear cover as only flaw. Worthy of a hardcover binding..

New York: Dodd, Mead & Co, 1898. Edited by Horace Howard Furnace. Illustrated by 17 b&w text and 9 plates. First [polychrome] edition. The Sacred Books of the Old and New Testaments by Paul Haupt (Series). Original blind decorated clay cloth. Imperial 8vo. pp. xii, 216, [1] List of contributors. Addenda, Illustrations, Index. Very Good/No jacket, as issued/Ex-Lib. Faded centered CT pictorial library stamp front pastedown, scattered embossed stamps, small bookseller ticket rear pastedown: Helknap & Warfield, Hartford CT. Cap and corner wear. Nice tight, clean copy no underlining or grafitti..

New York: Published by E. Duyckinck, Smith & Foreman, Collins & Co., J. Tiebout, S. A. Burtis, E. Crane (Thomas Kirk, Printer), 1812. Later US edition. c.1803 Edinburgh. Leather backed paper covered boards, 3 column format. Medium 8vo (22.5cm). pp. 95, [3] blank. About Very Good. Rebacked leather strip added (amateur but solid), board wear, foxing starting at end papers. Copy of Wright Hagen of Troy. Scottish theologian and minister of Haddington. Scarce three-column format..

New York: Henry S. Goodspeed (simultaneously published by five additional publishers in US and Canada), 1873. Illustrated by b/w engravings by Dore, Wentworth, Lix, Orr, Crane, Thomas, Pearson, and others with decorated page frames . Brown cloth embossed and decorated black, beveled boards, gilt print on spine and top, gilt top board emblem of five member family (2 boys, 1 girl) reading. Thick 8vo. pp. 1158, [4] Ads. Near Fine/No jacket, as issued/In mylar protector. Bright white pages with several short tears, one or two stains, edgewear to boards, cap crushing with a bit of fraying. Introduction by L.P. Brockett. A truly engrossing reference and commentary for juveniles of all ages..

Boston: Christian Science Publishing Society, 1915. First edition. Black leather. 8vo. pp. 1103. VG. Light edgewear, two small tears..

Boston: Allison V. Stewart, 1914. c.1903, 1908. Black cloth, marbled edges. Super Royal 8vo. pp. [viii], 624. Appendices, Addendum. VG/No jacket/In mylar protector. Faint spots of stain to boards, marbled edges dulled from thumbing o/w clean tight copy..

New York (Printed at the Works in Munich): Art Lithographic Publishing Co, n.d. ca. 190?. Illustrated by color and black and white lithos. Unspecified edition. Cord bound scalloped edge embossed cover, thick paper issue, a.e.silver. Square 12mo (14cm). pp. [36]. Near Fine. Trace cover wear. Another 31 day devotional gem from prolific Christian Poetess..

Boston: Charles C. Little, 1843. First thus American edition. 2 volumes. Original brown blind-stamped cloth, gilt spine titles, uncut top edge. Medium 8vo. pp. xxiv, 517; 570. Very Good+/Ex-Lib. College withdrawn bookplate and oval stamps, old paper spine labels. Four bumped (three of which are worn) corners out of eight, foxed pastedowns and endpapers in both volumes, internally near fine. Scarce first US translation by Theodore Parker 1810-60..

Concord, NH: Rufus Merrill, 1853. First thus (NAP) edition. Original tan cloth, gilt stamped spine. 64mo. pp. 192. About good/No jacket, as issued. Faint period ink owner, shaken in worn boards with foxing starting. Text complete: January 1 to December 31..

Boston: Lincoln & Edmans (sold also by J. Leavitt, J.P. Haven and David Felt, New York at the Tract Depository...Philadelphia...), 1831. Illustrated by b/w text cuts throughout. Stated Fourth edition. (c.1830). Original marbled boards, half black calf, gilt stamped bands and spine lettering. 24mo. pp. [iv] blank, 276, [2] blank. About Good. Boards are worn and rubbed, one section offset, some edge tears and curling to pages, (ink owners, apparently sisters), small amount of marginalia. Previous owner's working copy with a vast array of (tipped-in) insertions from other period related material: newspapers, engravings, cuts from magazines and other tracts which for the most part to not interfer with text (except for the engraving on copyright page). Truly an unique item. Contains original preface and advertisements to second and third editions..

London: Collins, 1947. 3rd edition. Brown printed cloth. 8vo. pp. 48. Very Good/In like jacket/No price in mylar. Edgewear, rubbing on spine and on folds of jacket. Eight color plates and 21 b&w illustrations, description of version..

Braunschweig: G. A. Schwetschfe und Sohn, 1855. First edition. Marbled boards, half black calf, 7 stamped gilt bands and spine print, speckled edges. Large Post 4to. pp. vii, [1], 999. About Good. Missing ffep and half title, foxing starting, wear to boards. Double column pages, Text and font in Old German..

Braunschweig: G. A. Schwetschfe und Sohn, 1854. First edition. Marbled boards, half black calf, 7 stamped gilt bands and spine print, speckled edges. Large Post 4to. pp. vii, [1], 1339. About Good. Missing ffep and half title, foxing starting, wear to boards and top board joint broken. Double column pages, text and font in Old German..

Boston: Crocker and Brewster, (1844). Illustrated by 72 (Wood)cuts, two per page at top. later edition. (board approved c.1809). Original stitched blue wraps printed black. 16mo. pp. 72. Good. Heel and head tears, cover soil and stain, rear ad scraped with some missing text, foxing starting (mostly at plates), (pencil owner). Beverly born (where he pastored for some time) Principal of the Female Seminary in Wethersfield, CT until his death. Scan of blue cover and rear of tan cover, see OWBEVA105136 for pinched open page of cuts..

: Biblica, Inc, 2007. Illustrated by Color help sections. First thus edition. Stiff wraps. thick 16mo (15cm). pp. 1098, a64, [2]. Near Fine. Geared for military families with multiple help resources in addition to the ultimate help: the Bible. ISBN: 9781563200991..

New York: MacMillan, 1949. Illustrated by b/w maps and line drawings. (c.1928). Tan boards navy print, two color map eps. 8vo. pp. 160. Index. Very Good/No jacket. Near fine internally with sunning to boards..

Leipzig: Friedrich Christian Wilhelm Vogel, 1855. Stated 6th edition. c.1822. Cloth backed marbled boards and edges. 8vo. pp. viii, 590, [1]. Very Good+/Ex-Lib. Withdrawn bookplate Bowdoin College, several embossed stamps throughout, spine label. Foxing starting at ends, tightly bound..

New York: George Brazillier, 1971. Illustrated by full color. First thus edition. Publishers decorated burgundy cloth. Folio. pp. 183. Fine/Near Fine/Unclipped price in mylar. Light edgewear to Jacket. Introduction and Legends by Marcel Thomas. The famous 15th century illuminated manuscript Book of Hours used in his private prayers to the virgin Mary. ISBN:9780807606131. Oversize (domestic shipping only)..