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Railroad, 1938. soft. Good. Original Railroad Scrap Book with 22 Pages full of cutout articles on Trains Railroad Scrap Book 1926 to 1938 Cutouts from Magazines and Newspapers over 200 Pastings. Black hard board covers with 22 Pages full of cutout articles on Trains Date: 1938? Images that had a date that I could find were from 1926 to 1938.

Original 1950 Railroad Craftsman Magazines 1950 Lot of 3 January, February, March Issues Condition: Very Good, some dogear folded corner lines, wear on spines, rubbing, 8 X 11 tall January 1950 - Electronic Control, Overhead Wire, South Dakota Central, LayoutsCitrus Empire Model Railroad Largest Layout, Ads February 1950 - Bronx Freight Terminal, Detail, Tinplate Track, Ads March 1950 -Chicago, Santa Fe in miniature, Large Midwest Layout, Nickel Plate Road, Scenic Railroad Building, Ads

Original 1872 Atlantic Monthly - Six Monthly issues bound into the 30th Volume of Atlantic Monthly. July 1872 to December 1872
Condition: Very Good, Green Cloth cloth boards, hinges good, 6" x 9" tall, some page edge tears, ex library 764 pages
Most of this volume contents are First Printings!

Nathaniel Hawthorn - Septimus Felton or The Elixir of Life
John Greenleak Whittier - The Three Bells -
Henry James - Guest's Confession
John Weidemeyer - The Song of Rorek (poem)
J.K.Hoswmer - The New Wrinkle at Sweetbrier or Drama in Colleges
James Parton - Jefferson a Reformer of Old Virginia
Anna Boynton Averill - Youth and Age (poem)
John Brown and His Friends
Edgar Fawett - Counsel (poem)
James De Mille - A Comedy of Terrors
Diversion of the Echo Club
John A. Bolles - Why Semmes of the Alabama was not Tried - Raphael Semmes - Civil War
The Poet at the Breakfast-Table
Current Events Each Monthly Issue = Literature, Science, Music, Art, Politics, The Stage
J.T.Trowbridge - Author's Night
T.B.Aldrick - A… Read More

Original October 1970 Cosmopolitan Magazine Volume 169 #4Condition: Good to Very Good with 2 pages missing 61/62 & 105/106, 8.25" x 11" tallRaquel Welch on Front Coveretc

Original April 1957 Real Western Stories Magazine Very Good Condition, 6.5" x 9.25" tall, 132 pages Volume 22 #6, April 1957 editor Robert W. Lowndes Columbia Publications, Inc6 · Sixgun Signature · Lloyd Kevin 43 · The Days of Forty-Nine · Harold Gluck - Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads44 · Longhorn Man · Gene Austin 54 · The First Great Bank Raid · Carl W. Breihan 57 · The Banshee Singer [Lee Winters] · Lon Williams -Supernatural Story66 · Colorado, Here I Come! · Bess Ritter 67 · Lobo Trap · Wallace McKinley 76 · Able Cain's Mute Evidence [Able Cain] · A. A. Baker 84 · The Gunsmoke Cycle · Jim Brewer 88 · Roaring Bullwhips · Lee Thomas 89 · Paid in Full · Buck Gilmore 94 · Journey Into Disaster · Archie Joscelyn 99 · Bat Masterson · J. J. Mathews 103 · The Last Bullet · Robert Gene McDuffie 107 · Chinaboy's Chance · Saul Anthony

Harpers Weekly, 1864. soft. Very Good. Rebel Deserters Coming Within the Union Lines Original Woodcut Engraving from July 16 1864 Harper's Weekly page 460/461.
11 tall X 15.5 wide, with margins.
This genuine antique Civil War Engraving is very displayable and ready for framing and is guaranteed to be as described. The lines you may see these older engraving/prints are from the adjoining of woodblocks to make/produce the complete image. In order to speed up the process of wood-cut engravings, several artists carved a section of the block of wood then the blocks were adjoined, stamped in ink then onto this page. Also occasional spots or foxing are usual for these engravings that are over 160 years old.

ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: July 1919, Volume CXXXVIX, Number DCCCXXX Size and Page Count: 6.5" X 10" Tall, approx. 200 pages, includes advertisements Condition: Good, binding good, front and back covers with tears and foxing, spine cover creased with small tears, pages with untrimmed edges are browning on edge, otherwise complete.Illustrations Information: approx. 40 illustrations and many vintage advertisements! ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----Articles and information:Through Germany on foot: Part I. On to the Rhine -By Harry Alverson FranckPoem: Life's loveliness -By Charles Hanson TowneAnonymous, -By Philip Everett CurtissThe new Nationalism and education -By Robert W. (Robert Walter) BruereShining armor -By Maxwell Struthers BurtSolving the problem of the Arctic: Hunting caribou and building snow houses (part IV) -By Vilhjalmur StefanssonThe deeper vision -By Lawrence PerryPoem:… Read More

Original 1965. soft. Reconstruction in the South Series: Problems in American Civilization Edited with an introduction by Edwin C. Rozwenc Publisher-Printing Location: D.C. Heath and Company, Boston Date and Numbering:December 1965 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9"" Tall 109 pages Condition: Very Good little edge wear, binding tight -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- Contents include: Table of Contents: The reconstruction of the Southern States / Woodrow Wilson Reconstruction deÌbaÌ,cle / J.G. Randall Class and race strife in Louisiana / Roger W. Shugg Civil War and reconstruction in Alabama / Walter L. Fleming Social and economic forces in Alabama reconstruction / Horace Mann Bond The Negro in Mississippi politics / Vernon Lane Wharton The black proletariat in South Carolina / W.E. Burghardt du Bois William Edward Burghardt "W. E. B." Du BoisNew viewpoints of Southern reconstruction / Francis B. Simkins Blackout of honest government / E. Merton… Read More

Original 1962. soft. Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York Date and Numbering:1962 Size and Page Count: 5.5"" X 8.0"" Tall, approx. 378 pages Condition: Good, binding good, one sentence underlined Illustrations Information:Illustration on front cover as well 5 maps ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- First published in 1907. Harper's Brought it back out in 1960's.The book provides a short history of the period just following the civil war. It concentrates on the problems of the restored Union politically and economically. This book is looked on as one of the best statements of the conservative view of the Reconstruction years.

1983. soft. 1983 Reader's Digest Edition Publisher-Printing Location: Reader's Digest Association, Pleasantville, New York Date: 1983 Second Printing Size and Page Count: 6"" X 9"" Tall 176 Pages By Stephen Crane ISBN: 0895771551 / 0-89577-155-1 Condition: -Fine- Pages are tight and clean. No noticed markings. Hard back Red and Blue boards with Gold Lettering. Contains the complete text of the First American edition Published by D. Appleton and Company in 1895. Includes Publishers 4 page Flyer Illustrations Information:17 Beautiful Double Page Color Illustrations -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- The Red Badge of Courage, written in 1895 by Stephen Crane (1871-1900), is considered by many literary critics to be one of the greatest of all American novels. This is a book about the Civil War, and one Union soldier's struggle with his inner demons as he prepares for, and fights his first battle. Although the story Crane tells in The Red Badge of… Read More

1964. soft. Red Book 1964 Guide Book of U.S.Coins ORIGINAL EDITION By R.S.Yeoman 17th Edition Size and Page Count: 5"" X 8"" Tall, 255 pages Condition: Fine Like New ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Fully illustrated catalog and price list - 1616 to 1964. Includes a brief history of American coinage, early American coins and tokens, early mint issues, regular mint issues; private, state and territorial gold silver, and gold commemorative issues

Original Red Skelton TV Guide October 16 - 22 1965 Western New England Edition Volume 13 # 42 Issue #655 Condition: Good , Corners sharp, pages clear, tape on hinge, Missing page 23/24 and rear cover No Mailing Label ----Contents------ Cover: Red Skelton by Ronald Searle Edward Everett Horton Ladadog Bathes Portrait of a Clown - Red Skelton by Ronald Searle with illustrations and photos Crossword Puzzle (unused)

1929. soft. A Reporter for Lincoln by Ida M. Tarbell Original Edition Second Printing Publisher-Printing Location: Macmillan Company New York Date and Numbering:1929 Second Printing (First was in 1927) Size and Page Count: 5"" X 7.5"" Tall, 78 pages Condition: -FINE- with Dust jacket that is cracked sun damaged, pages clean with no foxing or water stains, binding black buckram with gilt lettering and images Illustrations Information:Colored frontispiece -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- This is the story of the adventures of Henry E. Wing, cub reporter for the New York Tribune in the last year of the Civil War, his account of his experiences and close relationship with Abraham Lincoln. It is based on his own letters and writings, supplemented by his many conversations with the author in the last year of his life.

Original Friday December 6, 1918 Science Journal New Series Volume XLVIII No. 1248 AAAS A.A.A.S.Condition: Good, rust and loose around staples, 8" x 10.5" tall with over 36 pages with Advertisements from 1918 about ScienceScientific Development of Mathematics Teachers by G. A. MillerBanded Structures of Adirondack Syenite-granite Series by William J. MillerThird Resuscitation CommissionMigratory Bird Treaty ActPottery ProductsScientific Notes and NewsUniversity NewsFlashing of Fireflies by George H. HudsonPassenger Pigeion by Thos. S. RobertsVisual Phenomena by Paul F. GaehrUsono by J. D. HailmanBooks - Military Geology and MeteorologyGreek Tract on Indivisible Lines by Florian CajoriJura-cretaceous Stonewort and Limneas Arkansas by Harold Hannibal

THE RETURN OF PRAYERSA Treatis Wherein "" How to Discern Gods Answers to our Prayers,'' is Briefly Resolved; With Observation Upon PSALM LXXXV. CONCERNING GOD'S SPEAKING PEACE, c. BY THO. 'GOODWIN, B. D.
I WILL WATCH TO SEE WHAT HE WILL SAY TO ME.
Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location, Date: Unknown but probably in Boston in the early 1700's, author: Thomas Goodwin (1600-1680), Size and Page Count: 4' X 6.25"" Tall, 140 Pages but first 24 are missing Condition: Fair-, leather bound well worn, corners worn through, paper corners worn rounded spine has been repaired stiched in the early history of this book. first 24 pages and title pages missing. The first page in this book is the last part of Chapter III and beginning to Chapter IV. -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian ---------
PSALM 85: 8
I will hear what GOD the Lord will speak. For he will speak Peace unto his People, and to his Saints; but let them not turn again to folly.
THE COHERENCE OF THE… Read More

Original 1962. Reveille In Washington 1860-1865 - paperback ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York Date and Numbering:1962 Author: Margaret Leech Size and Page Count: 5.5 X 8 Tall, 590 pages Condition: Good, binding good, cover has a little wear Reveille in Washington focuses on the politics and preocupations of Washington during the Civil War, and gives an accurate account of the transformation of Washington from an administrative backwater to a federal power.This book won the Pulitzer prize for History in 1942.

Original January 1978 Publication Review of Air Receiver Casualties Where the Compressor has been Mounted on the Receiver NB-45 Rev. 1Condition: Very Good, yellow paper covers, 5.5" x 8.5" tall with 14 pages by National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors20 half page B&W photos Officer List, Preamble, Forword, Discussion

Harpers Monthly, 1897. soft. Very Good. 6.5"" X 10"". ORIGINAL EDITION February, 1897 Harper's New Monthly Magazine Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: February, 1897 Volume XCIV, Number DLXI Size and Page Count: 6.5? X 10 Tall,approx. 210 pages, the back cover with advertisements and statement of Harpers New Monthly Magazine Condition: Very Good, binding tight, cover has very small tear on spine, page with untrimmed edges are browning on edge. Illustrations Information:approx. 50 engravings and many pages of vintage advertisements ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information: The Coronation -By Richard Harding Davis Poem: In time of Sorrow -By Katharine L. Ferris Lincoln's Home Life in Washington -By Leslie J. Perry A Passage at Arms -By John J. 'Becket Poem: Dream songs -By Arthur Sherburne Hardy The Awakening of a Nation. Mexico First paper (First… Read More

soft. Original Edition First Printing 1963 Publisher-Printing Location:Doubleday Company, Garden City, New York by John Brick Date:1963 Size and Page Count: 5.5"" X 8"" tall Condition:Very Good with dust cover in Poor to Fair condition with stain and tears Illustrations Information:Maps on inside of front and back boards and end papers -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- The Richmond Raid by John Brick a novel about one of the most dramatic episodes of the Civil War. John Brick, author of historical novels and children's books, was born in Newburgh, New York in 1922. After attending the Newburgh Free Academy, Brick studied creative writing at Columbia University. He served as editor of Export Trade from 1945 to 1949. In 1950, Troubled Spring became his first published novel, followed by The Raid , Homer Crist , The Rifleman , and Jubilee , which was published in 1956. During the 1960s, Brick served as a staff writer for Life magazine; assistant to the… Read More

New York: American And Foreign Christian Union, 1851. softcover. Good. Original Edition The American And Foreign Christian Union Publisher-Printing Location: New York: American and Foreign Christian Union, 155 Nassau-Street Date and Numbering: August 1851 No. 8 Vol. II Size and Page Count: 5.5 X 8.25 Tall approx. 50 pages Condition: Good, moderate foxing and fading due to age, front cover with signature and stains. Single issue.
Contains:
Dr. Baird's Visit to Europe Mission to Rio De Janeiro
How Things Go At Florence Strange Inconsistency
A Letter From a Presbyterian Pastor
The Colporteur, No. III
And many more