Search Results: Titles starting with B from Monroe Bridge Books

Ludwigshafen A Rhein, 1907 Circa 1907. [4], tissue-guarded photographic frontis-piece, 173pp, [2], with 4 color plates, and 22 illustrations. Bound in black cloth, with silk moire endpapers, binding and hinges are tight. Covers show wear and tear, endpapers darkened, occasional interior notations or underlining, small fore-edge dye stain. Text is in German. INDIGO DYEING PROCESS AND EQUIPMENT USED.

Chicago: Hope Publishing Company, 1906 31pp / 32pp, both bound in stiff paper, stapled booklets, binding tight. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. Both in a protective mylar sleeve.

Chicago: A.C. McClurg & Co., 1910 This ex-lib, FIRST EDITION, hard cover, is GOOD CONDITION. 98 pages bound in paper over boards, with piece of spine covering missing. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND TIGHT. This is a wonderful biography of the Norwegian poet, dramatist, novelist, and political/social leader; who was winner of the 1903 Nobel prize in literature.

Chicago: M.A. Donohue & Co. This early hard cover has no date, and is in GOOD CONDITION. Cloth spine with paper on boards, displaying a fine color illustration of Black Beauty encircled in a gold frame, on front cover. Back cover has orange illustrations and designs. Some slight edge/corner/surface wear. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND TIGHT. Pages are unpaginated and all intact. There is a beautiful color frontis of two horses in an outdoor scene, printed on glossy paper. Book has B&W illustrations throughout. NO LABELS, MARKINGS OR INSCRIPTIONS. GOOD TIGHT COPY. PROTECTED IN A SLIP COVER.

New York: Grossett and Dunlap, 1956 This FIRST EDITION hard cover, is in VERY GOOD CONDITION. The dust jacket is in good condition with some small chips and tears and slight ink stain on inside flap, PROTECTED IN A MYLAR COVER. 182 pages bound in original cloth, bearing the decorative DIAMOND DESIGN on front cover and spine. Cover has slight fading to edges and spine. Endpapers are decorative toy design with an ink stain on front fly page. Top edge green. NO INSCRIPTIONS OR LABELS. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND INTACT. Illustrated copy. NO FOXING. GOOD TIGHT COPY.

Circa 1950-1960 ? A bookmark from the Library in Woodstock, Vermont, measuring 5". Shows some creases.

Surrey, England: Issued by the Authority of the Corporation of Boston / The Home Publishing Co. IN GOOD ++ CONDITION. Third Edition. Stapled book, iii, 72pp, printed on fine glossy paper, in original stiff wraps, with binding tight. Inked date on first page - 1964. Covers lightly foxed, musty. In a protective mylar sleeve.

Germany: Various, 1866 Includes *Der General des heil. Stuhles geschildert von Monseigneur Dupanloup. Leichenredes des Bischofs von orleans auf den General Lamoricierei by Dupanloup, Monseigneur und Sincerus (1866) Carl Satori, 48pp. *Die Ideale und ihre wahre Verwirklichung by Joseph Kleutgen (1868) Kunst und Wissenschaft, 28pp. *Das bevorstehende Concil by J. Ibach (1869) G. J. Hamacher, 23PP [1]. *Die Hoffnungen der Katholischen Kirche in China by Heinrich Hahn (1869) G. J. Hamacher, 47pp, [1]. *Die Revolution und die Moderne Gesellschaft mit besonderem Bezug auf Baden by J. M. Hagele (1869) G. J. Hamacher, 48pp. *Die Moderne Erziehung und ihre Folgen by Dr. Hageluken (1868) G. J. Hamacher, 32pp [2 copies]. Bound in 3/4 vellum and marbled papers, leather spine label intact, binding and hinges tight. Indise the front cover in a College stamp, with a handwritten list of the contents.

Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1905 FIRST EDITION HARDBACK, OLD DEERFIELD SERIES. GOOD+ CONDITION. No DJ. 352 pages with 4 pages of publisher ads, bound in light blue decorative cloth. Front board has red lettering and tan design of Indian Boy with bow and dog. Front board has surface wear. Spine faded, with very slight shelf wear all around on edges and corners. Front and back hinge split, but still bound. Slight foxing on fly pages with small 1/2" stain in lower spine area from front fly page to dedication. Frontis with tissue for a total of 7 illustration pages. NO MARKING, INSCRIPTIONS OR LABELS, THIS IS A CLEAN COPY. This book completes the story of the strange adventures of little Stephen Williams, the 10 year old son of Deerfield's minister, who lived over a year alone among the Indians in Northern Vermont and Canada. A brief resume of his story, recounted in "The Boy Captive of Old Deerfield", is given as an introduction to this volume. (I also have this… Read More

1950 Circa 1950's. Hand drawn and colored, original cartoon art reading "BOY THAT'S THE SWEETEST PAIR OF POINTERS I'VE EVER SEEN !!" , measuring approx. 19-1/2" x 15", with rounded corners. Back side show remnants of black paper, where the cartoon had once been mounted. Perhaps created for the use of risque postcards.

Stirlingshire, Scotland: BP Educational Services [British Petroleum Company], 1970 Circa 1970. Oblong format, 36pp, printed on heavy stock paper, staple bound with stiff glossy paper covers, binding tight, illustrated throughout. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.

New York City, 1929 IN GOOD+ CONDITION. 12pp, stapled booklet, Amended to October 1, 1929, Grover A. Whalen, Police Commissioner. Includes Coney Island Traffic Regulations and Theatre Zone Regulations. Covers darkened, ownership on frint cover "Sgt. Sipe C.T.". In a protective mylar sleeve.

1950 Circa 1950. A two-panel Brochure, depicting a street map for Downtown New Orleans, along with a Map for the Port of New Orleans. Printed in blue ink.

Gallup, New Mexico: Printed by Masons, 1937 A three-panel, illustrated brochure, with a color lithographic front cover and black and white photographic illustrations on each page. Brochure shows edge wear.

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc., 1941 This FIRST EDITION, hardcover, is in VERY GOOD CONDITION. The dust jacket is also in very good condition, with slight edge wear and faint foxing on back of cover only, protected in a mylar cover. The top page edges are grey, with slight foxing on side page edges only. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND TIGHT. Owners name stamped on front fly page. "Allen Reval has surrounded himself with a complete circle of rationalization which protects him from reality. He goes home to the Berkshires to strange circumstances awaiting him". VERY GOOD, TIGHT COPY WITH CLEAN PAGES.

Boston: Crosby, Nichols, & Co., 1856 This hard cover is in VERY GOOD CONDITION. 73 pages bound in decorative, stamped design and gilded cloth covers, with designed end papers. Quoted from various authors such as, William Penn, Coleridge, Emerson, Carlyle, Swedenborg and others. Light foxing on covers and fly pages. BINDING AND HINGES ARE STRONG AND TIGHT.

Jamaica, Vermont: Bull Thistle Press, 1990 circa 1990. Includes *Borderlands by Cathy Young Czapla, from Samisdat No. 117, 1990 [a poem] *Image From the Back by Yun Wang *Lincoln Reconsidered by David Donald *New Champion Press [2] *Along with others. The envelope flap is folded and glued, with darkening. Three of the cards show edge darkening. In a protective mylar sleeve.

Tokyo /: Kodansha International / IN VERY GOOD+ TO NEAR FINE CONDITIONS. **The Voices and Hands of Bunraku by Barbara Adachi (1978) 1st Edition, Tokyo: Kodansha International, with a Dust Jacket in a protective mylar cover. 4to, oblong format, pages printed on fine glossy paper, with color & b/w illustrations throughout. Occasional light foxing. **2 Volume set in the original silk covered slipcase (1972). One a hardcover containing full page b/w photographs by Ken Domon, showing behind-the-scenes artistry necessary to produce the Bunraku Plays, how the dolls are manipulated onstage and the major personalities associated with this dramatic art form. The other volume is a soft cover, in original stiff wraps, being a series of essays on Buraku in its many aspects, written by eminent authorities on the subject. Light sunning to the slipcase. Includes folding photographic plates. Folio, both volumes printed on fine glossy paper, text in Japanese. ALSO INCLUDES - An original Playbill "An… Read More

London: Faber and Faber Ltd., 1964 299pp, bound in red cloth, with binding and hinges tight, folding map is present in back. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. The Dust Jacket is in a protective mylar cover, and is NOT price-clipped. The book shows light foxing to top page edges, the dust jacket shows light edge wear with slight darkening. From the personal collection of Lorna Marshall (1898-2002], a well known anthropologist that lived among the !Kung people of the Kalahari Desert, and author of several books based on her studies.

Racine, Wisconsin: Whitman Publishing Company, 1964 IN AS NEW CONDITION. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.