Search Results: Titles starting with W from GH Mott Bookseller

Boston: C.M. Clark, 1910. First edition. Hardcover. Very good. Cloth edgeworn. Slightly cocked. Else clean, tight. Illustrations of Lincoln, family and associates. 113 pp. 'A Souvenir For the Forty-fifth Anniversary of the Death of Abraham Lincoln, April 14, 1865.' The Religious Character of Abraham Lincoln as it Appears in the Light of His Written and Spoken Word.

World/Visegrad & Theatre Magazine, 2007. Softcover. Very good. Covers are edge worn. Clean and tight. Small oblong collection of essays on the theater, illustrated with photographs.

New York. Hardcover. Very good. Full year of editorials (and replies) run on WCBS TV in New York City. In red library binding. Tight and clean.

London, Paris & New York: Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co, [1880]. First edition. Softcover. Good. Pamphlet (4 3/4" x 7"), sewn as issued. 30pp. Original printed paper wrappers. This free trade pamphlet argues that farmers in America are being harmed by high tariffs on manufactured goods. Written by an Englishman who obviously supports British manufacturing, it claims that western farmers are selling their agricultural products cheaply and yet are being forced to buy manufactured goods at an artificially high price due to tariffs on imports. Light soiling and foxing to wrappers with a few small chips at the edges with no effect to text. A good copy.

Irving Berlin, Inc, 1937. Paperback. Good. 5 pages. [box 27.8] Original Sheet Music. Same as pictured. No internal markings. Name of previous owner written on front cover. Light edge wear. Out of print.

IRVING BERLIN INC, 1942. Sheet music. Acceptable. 3 pages. [box 50.7] Original Sheet Music. Same as pictured. Heavy notation throughout volume in pen. Light rips to edges of pages; music is not impacted. Out of print.

Hardcover. Good. Folio ledger book with 314 pp. of handwritten entries in ink, documenting the witnesses subpeonaed and appearing for trials before the Crawford County Court of Common Pleas. Information includes the name of each trial, the name of each witness, evidence of the subpeona process, the number of days a witness appeared and amounts paid. Witnesses for each trial are categorized as those appearing for the plaintiff or the defendant. Some later entries in 1841 and 1842 also document the attorneys of record. Bound in 3/4 sheepskin with marbled paper boards and a leather label on spine. This witness docket covers a decade of early Ohio legal history, documenting a key aspect of the trial process - both civil and criminal. Hundreds of names appear, including members of the prominent Zane family and one mention of "Doctor Grey Eyes" who presumably was a native American. Also, there is a record of witnesses called in two 1842 trials involving attempted rape. Binding… Read More

[n.p: n.p.], 1872. Fine. One leaf folded into 8 pages. Each page approximately 6 3/4" x 10 1/4" with 2 columns of print. Unopened. This is an 1872 campaign document, supporting U. S. Grant for President. It includes an open letter from William Lloyd Garrison to Charles Sumner, dated August 3, 1872, which chastises Sumner for supporting Horace Greeley for President and for encouraging new-enfranchised "colored" people to vote against Grant. There is also an open letter from James G. Blaine to Sumner with a similar message. Finally, there is a letter from John A. Dix opposing Greeley's candidancy and an analysis of war debt reduction during the Grant administration.

Boston: World Peace Foundation, 14-Oct. World Peace Foundation Pamphlet. Softcover. Very good. 12mo pamphlet. Stapled, as issued. 12pp. Aimed at women in the US, Mead argued that if Julia Ward Howe were still living, she would be opposing World War I in Europe, just as she had publicly opposed European hostilities in the 1870's. Mead argued that "militarism [was] the foe of woman's progress. "Julia Ward Howe's Peace Crusade. Slight tanning to front page. Small date stamp (1 Jan 1915) on inner margin of page 3. Upper spine just beginning to fray. Still a very good copy.

Shapiro, Bernstein & Co, 1934. Sheet music. Very Good. 8 pages. [box 50.25] Original Sheet Music. No internal markings. Clean pages within. Out of print.

Edwin House Publishing, 1998. Spiral-bound. Very good. Art and poetry. Tight, clean. 109 pp. Spiral-bound.

Hubert J Braun, 1942. Sheet music. Very Good. 2 pages. [box 50.17] Original sheet music. No internal markings. One chip to upper edge of front cover. Professional copy.

G Schirmer, 1944. Sheet music. Acceptable. 8 pages. [box 3.17] Original Sheet Music. Stamp of previous owner's on front cover. Heavy notation throughout volume in pencil. Quite scarce. Out of print. No copies cited in WorldCat Libraries.

Movietone Music Corporation, 1934. Sheet music. Good. 5 pages. [box 3.11] Original Sheet Music. Name of previous owner written on front cover. Light staining to edges of pages. Edge wear. Out of print.

Broadcast Music, Inc, 1944. Sheet music. Very Good. 3 pages. [box 46.1] Original Sheet Music. Joan Brooks on front cover. No internal markings. Clean pages within. Light edge wear. Out of print.

Hinrichsen Edition, 1952. Paperback. Acceptable. Fair condition. [box 16] Published by Hinrichsen in 1952. Ex-lib with usual ex-lib markings. Name of previous owner written on front cover. No highlighting or underlining within. Pen marks on inside back cover. Foxing to pages. B&W photographs throughout. Quite scarce. Out of print. "Our three articles on the Waits, the Wind-band, and the Horn are complementary and form an authoritative and factual survey not elsewhere accessible to the general reader.

Arthur H.Stockwell Ltd, 6/29/2001. Hardcover. Like New. (B-42) minimal edge/reading wear. clean book with tight binding. points sharp. no marks on pages, no defects. like new.

Stockwell, 2001. Hardcover. Very good. Dust jacket is age worn. Very clean and tight. 111 pages. The thoughts of the famous Hollywood psychic.

Boosey & Hawkes, 1962. Sheet music. Very Good. 8 pages. [box 3.1] No internal markings. Crisp, clean pages within. Name of previous owner written on front cover.

Chicago: A. Flanagan, 1894. Hardcover. Very Good/no DJ. Cloth edgeworn, soiled. Edges soiled. Owner's name. Notes and pencil sketch on rear endpapers. Else clean, tight. 224 pp. Observations on life, language, theatre and lots of other activities.