[Fine Bindings] 2 volumes of books with Fore Edge Paintings. (1) Aytoun, William Edmondstoune. Lays of The Scottish Cavaliers. Sixth edition, London, William Blackwood & Son, 1853. Fore edge painting of sailing scene. Bound in full green moroccan leather, gilt. AEG. (2) Tupper, Martin. Proverbial Philosophy. London : Thomas Hatchard, Picadilly, 1854. Fore edge painting of a ballroom scene. Bound in full red leather, gilt. AEG. Condition Very good. Rubbing to edges boards.

[Fine Bindings] 5 volumes. .William Bray (ed.). Memoirs of John Evelyn, Esq,. F. R. S. Henry Colburn, Londong, 1827. 8vo. Contemporary leather, gilt, red and black leather spine labels. House in custom made slipcase with marbled paper sides. Condition Near fine.

[Fine Bindings] Late 18th c. ledger of principals and interest over a 60 year period. Bound in manuscript vellum. Ledger is written handsomely in French. Condition Good +. Soiling and worming to vellum. Split along spine edge.

[Fine Bindings] 40 volumes. Dumas, Alexandre. Works. Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1899. 8vo. Bound in 3/4 leather over marbled boards. Red and black leather spine labels, gilt. Condition Very good +. Light rubbing, scattered foxing.

[Fine Bindings] Melville, Herman. 2 volumes. 8vo. Matching teal and gilt bindings. (1) Omoo. Harper & Brothers, New York, 1847. (2) Typee. Wiley & Putnam, New York, 1847. Revised edition. Condition Good to very good. Wear to bindings. Interiors toned. (1) Front hinge loose.

[Fine Bindings] Turgenev, Ivan. The Novels and Stories of Ivan Turgenieff. Charles Scribner's Son, New York, 1903-4. Full red moroccan, gilt. Inlayed blue and red leather on inside boards. Blue silk moire endpapers. Bound for Samuel French embossed on inside board. No. 128 of 204. Printed on ruisdael handmade paper. Condition Very good. Rubbing to extremities. Scattered foxing. 2 volumes with evidence of damp staining to binding and page edges.

[Book Binding] Collection of Book Binding Equipment. (1) Standing Combination Press and Plough Plane, maple. (2) Finishing Press, maple. (3) Sewing Frame. (4) 13 miscellaneous letterpress type sets, mostly lowercase roman. Press measures approximately 22" x 19 3/4" x 34 1/4". Condition Very good. 3rd Party shipping only.

[First Edition] 2 volumes. (1) Harris, Joel C. Uncle Remus. James R. Osgood, Boston, 1883. 8vo. Bound in original blue pictorial cloth, gilt. (2) Kipling, Rudyard. Kim. Macmillan, London, 1901. 8vo. First edition. Bound in original red cloth, gilt. Condition Very good. Rubbing wear to both volumes. (2) Foxing to endpapers.

[First Edition] 2 volumes. Darwin, Charles. Descent of Man. Appleton, New York, 1871. First American Edition. 8vo. [4], vi, 409 pp., [2] ; 436 pp., [10]. First issue with errata present in Vol. II. Adverts for Origin in Species bound in front of Volume I. Bound in original red cloth. Condition Good. Fraying to corners, spine rebacked in modern brown cloth. Text blocked toned. Vol. II title page almost detached.

[First Edition] 2 volumes. Stanley, Henry M. In Darkest Africa. Charles Scribners, New York, 1890. First American Edition. 8vo. xiv, 547; xvi,, 540pp. Original pictorial green cloth, gilt. With all 2 maps and facsimile letter present in rear pockets. Condition Good +. Modern dust jackets. Minor rubbing, hinges reinforced.

[First Edition] 3 volumes. Hemingway, Ernest. (1) Green Hills of Africa. Scribners, New York, 1935. First edition with Scribner's A on copyright. Hardcover with original dust jacket. (2) For Whom The Bell Tolls. Scribners, New York, 1940. First edition with Scribner A on copyright. First issue dust jacket without photographer's name on rear panel. (3) Across the River and Into the Trees. Scribners, New York, 1950. First edition with Scribner A on copyright. Hardcover with original dust jacket. Condition Very good. Chipping to dust jacket spines.

[First Edition] A. A. Milne. Toad of Toad Hall. A Play from Kenneth Grahame’s Book ‘The Wind in the Willows.’ Methuen & Co. Ltd., London, 1929. Small 4to. Original blue buckram & cream paper boards, printed paper label on front cover, clear acetate dj. The only play by Milne that is still regularly produced. Scarce Signed Limited First Edition, #139/200 numbered copies on handmade paper, Signed by both A. A. Milne and Kenneth Grahame. Condition Near fine. Both lower corners bumped. Uncut and unopened. Lacking original fragile dust jacket.

[First Edition] Christie, Agatha. Partners in Crime. W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., London, 1929. First edition. 8vo. 251 pp., [4]. Bound in quarter brown leather over red cloth, gilt spine. Condition Near fine.

[First Edition] Hemingway, Ernest. A Farewell To Arms. Charles Scribner's Son, New York, 1929. First edition in first issue dust jacket with Katherine Barclay on inside flap. No disclaimer on page [x]. Original black cloth, gold paper labels. Hanneman A8a. Condition Very good. Soiling and minor chipping to dust jacket. $2.50 present on inside flap.

[First Edition] Hemingway, Ernest. For Whom the Bell Tolls. Scribners, New York, 1940. First Edition. 8vo. Original oatmeal cloth, first state dust jacket without the photograph credit on rear. Scribner "A" on copyright page. Condition Very good. Chipping and small tears with loss to dust jacket.

[First Edition] Hemingway, Ernest. The Sun Also Rises. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1926. First Edition. 259 pp. First issue with the word "stopped" misspelled as "stoppped" on page 181, line 26. Black cloth with gold paper labels. Condition Very good. Wear to edges and label. Previous owner's signature dated May 1926 on front free endpaper.

[First Edition] Hugo, Victor. Les Miserables. 6 volumes. Carleton, New York, 1862. With: Victor Hugo by a Witness of his Life (Madame Hugo). Carleton, New York, 1864. Translated from the original French by Charles Edwin Wilbour. In matching binding. Condition Very good. Bindings faded. Mild foxing. Wear to edges. Purple bindings all faded to tan with the exception of Marius. Blemish tto front on Fantine. Some volumes with mild worm damage to bindings. Damp stain on bottom of the first third of pages in Marius. Dampstaining throughout top edge of Cosette. Corners bumped. A Life missing front free endpaper.

[First Edition] Jack Kerouac. Mexico City Blues. Grove Press, New York, 1959. First Edition, first printing, in First Issue dj printed in b&w with price of $3.95. 8vo. Grey cloth, spine letters gilt. Condition Near fine. Slight spotting to rear endpapers. Dustjacket partly chipped at edges and top of spine, short tear and small hole in rear cover panel. Dampstaining on dj. Interior toned.

[First Edition] Kipling, Rudyard. Captains Courageous. Macmillan & Co., London, 1897. viii, 245 + [2] ad pp. Illustrated by I. W. Taber. Original blue cloth, gilt spine and vignettes. All edges gilt. First edition. Condition Very good. Rubbing. Spine slightly socked. Scattered foxing.

[First Edition] Pyle, Howard. The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1883. First edition. xx, 296 pp. Bound in modern green buckram. Condition Very good. Slight rubbing. Occasional spotting.

[First Edition] Stevenson, Robert Louis. Kidnapped. Being Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour In the Year 1751. Cassell & Co., London, 1886. viii,311, [1] pp. Modern quarter green leather over green cloth boards. Red leather spine leather, gilt. Folded map printed in colors. First edition. Prideaux 18. Condition Very good. Lacking final 10 pages of ads.

[First Edition] Stevenson, Robert Louis. Kidnapped. Being Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour In the Year 1751. Cassell & Co., London, 1886. viii, 311, [11] pp. Original red cloth, spine lettering in gilt. Folded map printed in colors. First edition and first issue with 11pp of ads dated 5 G 4.86. Prideaux 18. Condition Good. Spine slightly cocked. Hinges starting.

[First Edition] Stevenson, Robert Louis. Treasure Island. Cassell & Co., London, Paris, New York, 1883. First edition, with the following first issue points: "dead man's chest" not capitalized on p. 2 and 7; "rain" for "vain" in the last line of p. 40; the "a" is not present in line 6 on p. 63; the "7" is bolder than the other numbers and slightly raised above them in the pagination on p. 127; lacking the period following "opportunity" in line 20 of p. 178; "worse" for "worst" in line 3 on page 197. 8vo. Frontispiece map, viii, 292 pp., [8] ads dated 5R-1083. and incorrectly listing Treasure Island as having 304 pages. Original green cloth binding, gilt spine. Prideaux 27. Condition Good +. Rubbing, some fraying to spine. Spine slightly cocked. Foxing.

[First Edition] Thompson, Hunter S. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Random House, New York, 1971. First Edition. 206 pp. Stated first edition on copyright page. First issue dust jacket with $5.95 on the front flap. Condition Near fine.

[Easton Press] 52 volumes. Includes Library of the Presidents. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Condition Near fine. Light wear and foxing to gilt.

[Easton Press] 9 volumes. 8vo. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Joyce, James. Ulysses. Illustrated by Matisse. (2) Ovid. The Art of Love. Condition Near fine. Title pages with previous owner's blindstamp. Occasional light wear to gilt.

[Easton Press] Churchill, Winston. The World Crisis. 6 volumes. 8vo. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Condition Near fine. Minor wear to gilt.

[Easton Press] Gibbon, Edward. The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. The Easton Press, Norwalk, 1974. 6 volumes. Brown leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Condition Near fine. Half titles with previous owner's blindstamp.

[Easton Press/Signed] 6 volumes. Musicians. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) B.B. King. Blues All Around Me. (2) Jennings, Waylon. Waylon. Condition Near fine. 4 in original wraps.

[Easton Press/Signed] 11 volumes. Politics & Politicians. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Kerry, John. The New War. Condition Near fine.

[Easton Press/Signed] 12 volumes. Foreign Policy & Politics. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Brzezinski, Zbigniew. The Grand Chessboard. (2) Baker III, James A. The Politics of Diplomacy. Condition Near fine.

[Easton Press/Signed] 12 volumes. History & Miscellaneous. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Ambrose, Stephen. Citizen Soldiers. (2) Vidal, Gore. Lincoln. Condition Near fine.

[Easton Press/Signed] 13 volumes. Film & Actors. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Heston, Charlton. In the Arena. (2) Fonda, Peter. Don't Tell Dad. Condition Near fine.

[Easton Press/Signed] 13 volumes. Politics & Politicians. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Buckley Jr, William F. Buckley: The Right Word. (2) Naisbitt, John. Global Paradox. Condition Near fine.

[Easton Press/Signed] 13 volumes. Sports and Media. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Karpov, Anatoly. Karpov on Karpov. (2) Foreman, George. By George. Condition Near fine.

[Easton Press/Signed] 15 volumes. Journalism. Full leather with gilt lettering and decorations. Includes: (1) Arnett, Peter. Live From the Battlefield. (2) McCourt, Frank. 'Tis: A Memoir. Condition Near fine.

[Signed] Bishop, Elizabeth. North Haven. Broadside Poem. In Memoriam: Robert Lowell. Lord John Press, Northridge, CA, 1979. First Edition. Designed and printed by Richard Bigus. Illustrated by Kit Barker. Limited to 150 numbered copies Signed by Bishop. Measures: 20 3/4" x 14 1/2". First Edition of one of Bishop's last and best-known poems, this elegy for her close friend and fellow poet Robert Lowell, and illustrated by another friend, Barker. Condition Near fine. Hint of toning.

[Signed] Cather, Willa. Sapphira and the Slave Girl. Knopf, New York, 1940. First edition. 4to. 295 pp. House in original slipcase. Original quarter green cloth over green boards. Top edge gilt. No. 159 of 520. Signed on limitation page by Cather. Printed on Rives Liampre All-Rag Paper. Condition Very good. Rubbing to slipcase. Scattered foxing, mostly to endpapers.

[Signed] Copland, Aaron. Music and Imagination. Oxford University Press, 1952. First edition. Inscribed on title page, dated 1981. Hardcover. Condition Very good. Slight rubbing. Lacking dust jacket.

[Signed] Cunard, Nancy. Poems (Two) 1925. Cover Design by Elliott Searbooke. The Qquila Press, Limited, London, 1930. First edition. #105/150. Signed by Cunard. 20 pp. Condition Very good. Toned. Evidence of damp staining on front cover.

[Signed] Haggard, Rider. King's Solomon's Mines. Association copy. London, Cassell & Co., 1885. 2nd issue. Signed on title page by Ella Haggard, Nov. 1918, the author's mother and Margery Haggard, 1918, the author's half-sister. 8vo. Bound in contemporary red leather by Banytun. Gilt spine, black spine labels. AEG. Original cloth bound in rear. Condition Very good. Rubbing. Frontispiece map foxing with minor restoration.

[Signed] Hubbard, Elbert. A Message to Garcia. Being a Faithful Reproduction of His Original Manuscript done into a Portfolio by the Roycrofters. East Aurora, 1926. 12" x 9 1/4". Includes: (1) 7 octavo typed manuscript leaves with many corrections by Elbert Hubbard, entitled "The King of American" [probably unpublished], with 1p typed and signed certification by Elbert Hubbard II as to originality of the manuscript leaves. (2) Faithful reproduction of the original manuscript on Imperial Japan Vellum, #36 of 495, limitation leaf signed by Elbert Hubbard II. (3) Full sheet photogravure of the bust portrait of Elbert Hubbard by Saint Gerome-Roycroft. Together, loose as issued in faux blue morocco with blue clasp. Together, housed in a marbled paper box with blue cloth back and crude paper label (probably not original). With gilt-stamped name of H. Gordon Selfridge on lower front cover. We are unable to determine if this Selfridge is the famous retail magnate recently portrayed on public television. Condition Fine.

[Signed] Hughes, Ted. Remains of Elmet. Photographs by Fay Godwin, Rainbow Press, 1979. #127/180. Numbered and signed on colophon by Hughes. Marbled paper and mauve cloth. In matching clamshell case. 9 1/2" x 12". Condition Very good. Light wear to case. Spine of case sunned.

[Signed] Jackson, Helen. Ramona: A Story. Roberts Brothers, Boston, 1885. Original green cloth, gilt. First verse of the poem "The Way to Sing" tipped in, signed H.H., New York Dec. 8, 1883. Condition Good. Rubbing, binding shaken with several leaves sprung.

[Signed] Lawrence, D.H. Lady Chatterley's Lover. Printed by the Tipografia Giuntina, 1928. #810/1000. 8vo. Original paper boards. First edition, limited issue. Signed by D.H. Lawrence on limitation page. Roberts A42a. Condition Fair. Spine lacking, wear to corners of boards.

[Signed] Lord Dunsany. The King of Elfland’s Daughter. 1924. G. P. Putnam's Sons, London/New York, 1924. #131/250 copies signed by Lord Dunsany (on preface) and illustrator Sidney H. Sime (on frontispiece). Large 8vo. Half vellum and orange cloth. Gilt title on spine. Rare. Condition Near fine. Light wear to binding. Interior lightly toned, commensurate with age. Wear to ribbon bookmark, fraying on end.

[Signed] Lord Dunsany. Time & The Gods. 1922. One of 250 in half vellum, signed. G. P. Putnam's Sons, London/New York, 1922. #211/250 copies signed by Lord Dunsany (on preface) and illustrator Sidney H. Sime (on frontispiece). Large 8vo. Half vellum and orange cloth. Gilt title on spine. Rare. Condition Very good to near fine. Light wear to binding. Corner bumped. Interior lightly toned, commensurate with age. Wear to ribbon bookmark, fraying on end. Small area of damp staining on frontispiece.

[Signed] Reade, Charles. The Box Tunnel. Autograph manuscript. Written in ink. In burgundy case. 11 3/4" x 9 1/2". Condition Good. Interior toned. Cse dampstained with evidence of mold. Red from the case has seeped onto the edge of the manuscript, with evidence of damp staining along right edge.

[Signed] Riddle, Nelson. Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and Ira Gershwin Song Books. No. 181 of 200. Clipped signatures of Fitzgerald, Ira and George Gershwin and Nelson Riddle. Housed in original wooden box. Includes the 5 Album Cover prints designed by Bernard Buffets. Condition Very good +. Signatures loose from sheet.

[Signed] Somerville, William. The Chace. G. Hawkins, London, 1735. Presented to Edward Digby with compliments of the author on front flyleaf. First edition. 4to. [10], 106 pp., [1]. Bound in contemporary mottled leather. Lacks frontis. Condition Good. Rubbing wear, splitting to joints. Front board detached. Foxing to text block.

[Signed] Steinbeck, John. The Red Pony. Covici Friede Publishers, New York, 1937. #510/699. Signed under colophon by Steinbeck. Tan cloth in slipcase. 7 1/4" x 10 1/2". Condition Very good. Wear to slipcase, particularly on edges. Scratch/indent on slipcase. Binding toned and foxed. Interior toned commensurate with age. Faint stain on titlepage/endpaper along hinge.

[Signed] Warren, Robert Penn. All the King's Men. Harcourt, Brace and Company, New York, 1947. 464 pp. First edition, 5th impression. Inscribed on front flyleaf, dated 1980. In 2nd issue DJ. $3.00 Price on inside flap present. Grimshaw A7.a1. Condition Good +. Creasing and tears with some loss to dust jacket.

[Americana] 12 items. Blueprints for the Harry(Washington) Dunker House in Cedar Rapids, IA. Drawn up in the early half of 1940, 3 plans dated April 2nd, May 10th and May 29th, 1940. Planned by McKay Construction Co. Sheets measure: 23 1/2" x 18". Additional Info This item in in the Large Flat File #1 Condition Very good. Loose in folder. Minor creasing and chipping to edges.

[Americana] 2 First Edition. 8vo. Original cloth. (1) D. Eldredge. The Third New Hampshire and All About It. E. B. Stillings, Boston, 1893. 1054pp, Index. Gift inscription on inserted leaf, from Son-in-Law George A. Willard to Charles Jewett, Oct. 23, 1893. Illustrations include maps and portraits. (2) S. Millett Thompson. Thirteenth Regiment of New Hamp[shire Volunteer Infantry in the War of the Rebellion 1861-1865: A Diary Covering Three Years and a Day. Houghton, Mifflin, Boston & New York, 1888. 717pp, Index. Color frontis of flags, several maps. Condition Good. (1) Two maps split, surface of cloth blemished, barely worn. (2) Front hinge cracked, spine ends slightly worn, minor foxing to title page.

[Americana] 2 Framed Edwin Booth Playbills. (1) Brooklyn Academy of Music. Edwin Booth as Richelieu. Dec. 23rd 1862. Framed: 11 1/2" x 28 1/2". (2) Winter Garden. Edwin Booth as Othello. Feburary 12th, 1863, with note that the following night Booth will portray Hamlet. Framed: 8" x 25". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Good. Scattered foxing and toning. Small tears to u.c. from original mounting, repaired on (2). Glass cracked on (1). 3rd Party shipping only.

[Americana] 2 volumes. (1) Pennsylvania. Act for the Regulation of the Militia of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania [bound with] Regulations for the Order and Discipline if the Trops of the United States. John R. Mathews, 1807. 8vo. 64, 85 pp. 2 plates. Bound in contemporary leather. (2) Gilham, William. Manual Of Instruction for the Volunteers and Militia of the United States, Charles Desilver, Philadelphia, 1861. 8vo. xxvi, 743 pp., illustrated with engravings. Original tan cloth, gilt spine. Condition Good. Foxing to both volumes. Text block toned to (1). Dampstain to inner margin of (2).

[Americana] 3 titles, 4 vols. (1) Jones, J.B. A Rebel War Clerk's Diary at the Confederate States Capital. In 2 volumes. Philadelphia, J.P. Lippincott, 1866. 8vo. First Edition. Bound in modern maroon cloth. (2) Daniel, F.E. Recollections of a Rebel Surgeon. Von Boeckmann, Schutze and Co., Austin, 1899. 8vo. First Edition. Bound in modern gray cloth. (3) Richardson, Charles B. Southern Generals: Who They Are and What They Have Done. Sampson Low, London, 1865. 8vo. Boudn in original blue cloth, rebacked in blue leather. Condition Very good. Rubbing wear. Toning and foxing to (3).

[Americana] 3 volumes. (1) Morrison, W.H. & O.H. Morrison's Stranger's Guide to Washington D.C. W.H & O.H. Morrison, Washington, D.C., 1870. 12mo. 74 pp., profusely illustrated with engravings. Original brown cloth, gilt title to front board. (2) Ridgley, David. Annals of Annapolis. Cushing & Bro., Baltimore,1841. 8vo. Frontispiece, xiv, 283 pp. Modern quarter cloth over marbled boards. (3) Smith, Margaret Vowell. The Governors of Virginia. W.H. Lowdermilk & Co., Washington, 1893. 8vo. xxi, 459 pp. Condition Very good. Rubbing. (1) lacking fold out map of D.C. (2) Foxing to text block.

[Americana] 5 volumes. (1) 2 Copies. Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of Virginia. Babcock & Co., Charleston, S.C., 1845. (2) Barber, John W. Historical Collections of the State of New-York. Clark, Austin, Co., New York, 1851. Original embossed brown cloth, gilt. (3) Barber, J.W. Connecticut Historical Collections. Durrie & Peck, New Haven, 1838. Contemporary calf, gilt. (4) Historical Collections...Of Every Town in Massachusetts. Dorr, Howland & Co., Worchester, 1839. Modern black cloth. Condition Good. Foxing to each volume. Map of Virginia in both copies of (1) in fair condition with tears along folds. (3) has tape repair to joints and hinges. Moderate rubbing.

[Americana] 5 titles, 6 volumes. Books on the Southwest. (1) Hunter, J. Marvin (ed.). The Trail Drivers of Texas: Interesting Sketches of Early Cowboys and Their Experiences on the Range and on the Trail During the Days that Tried Men's Soul - True Narratives Related by Real Cow Punchers and Men Who Fathered the Cattle Industry in Texas. 2 volumes. Complied and Edited by J. Marvin Hunger. Published Under the Direction of George W. Saunders, 1920 and 1923. First editions. 498 and 496 pages. In original blue (vol.1) and green (vol. 2) cloth. Saunders was President of the Old Time Trail Drivers' Association. (2) Haley, J. Evetts. George W. Littlefield: Texan. University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, OK, 1943. First edition. 287 pp. Signed with extensive presentation inscription to John S. Mayfield of Syracuse University from Haley, with signed typed letter from Haley to Mayfield laid in. (3) Benton, Frank. Cowboy Life on The Sidetrack: Being an Extremely Humorous and Sarcastic Story of the Trials and Tribulations Endured by a Party of Stockmen Making a Shipment from the West to the East. By Frank Benton, Cheyenne, Wyo. Illustrated by E.A. Filleau. Western Stories Syndicate, Denver, 1903. First Edition. 207 pp. plus 3 pages of ads, including a photo of the Denver Union Stock Yard. Illustrated with 14 plates from photos and drawings, including a portrait of the author. (4) Inman, Colonel Henry. The Old Santa Fe Trail. Crane & Company, Topeka, KS, 1909. First edition. 493 pp. Frontispiece photograph of Henry Inman. (5) Abbott, E.C. and Helena Huntington Smith. We Pointed Them North: Recollections of a Cowpuncher. University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, OK, 1939. First edition. 247 pp. Condition All very good. (1) Small closed gouge on cover of Vol 1. Inner hinge exposed on Vol 2. (4) Front inner hinge cracked.

[Americana] Archive of letters, documents, and photographs from the prominent family of Dr. Thomas Miller (1806-1873) of Washington D.C.. Dr. Miller attended every President (John Tyler excepted) from William H. Harrison to James Buchanan. As President Harrison’s personal White House physician he was at Harrison’s bedside when he died. He was also physician to Jefferson Davis, Stephen A. Douglas (also at Douglas’s deathbed) and other notables. The bulk of the letters are from the 1860s-70s, mostly being from the children of Dr. Miller (i.e., Sally Miller Fendall, Anna Thornton Murray, Thomas Jesup Miller, Dr. George R. Miller, and Mary F. Harrison). Other letters are from Arthur Fendall, Alexander Hamilton (Petersburg, VA Atty). Thomas H. Winchester, Dr. Weems Winchester, and Smithsonian Officials. Condition Generally good to very good. Toning commensurate with age.

[Americana] Camp, Walter. American Football. Harper & Brothers, New York, 1891. First edition. 175 pp. 8vo. Blue cloth with gilt accents. Condition Very good. Rubbing to the spine at the top.

[Americana] Collection of 39 Newspapers ranging from 1776-1870. Each newspaper expected wear and toning to pages and folds. (1) The New York Observer, 24 editions. Feb. 19 - Nov. 18th, 1848. (2) The New York American. April 10, 1820. (3) The Farmer's Cabinet. 2 editions. Aug. 12, 1806 and Jan. 26, 1808. (4) The London Chronicle. 2 editions. Aug. 3, 1776 and Dec. 25, 1783. (5) The Columbian Centinel. 2 edition. Oct. 7, 1801 and July 12, 1807. (6) The Burlington Times. Feb. 4 1865. (7) The National Anti-Slavery Standard. June 10, 1854. (8) The Christian Enquirer. 2 editions. Oct. 25 and Nov 1, 1851. (9) The National Intelligencer. June 19, 1855. (10) The Public Ledger. Mar. 31, 1870. (11) The Portland Pleasure Boat. July 21, 1853. (12) The World. Sept. 27, 1865. Condition Good. Tears along folds and margins commensurate with age.

[Americana] Constitution of the United States [bound with] A Journal of the Proceedings of the third session of the Fifth Congress of the United States. Samuel Green, New London, 1799. 16, 549 pp. Original boards, backed in later leather. Condition Good. Wear to boards. Toning.

[Americana] Crosby, Sylvester S. The Early Coins of America. Published by the Author, Boston, 1875. 4to. 381 pp, 10 plates, 2 folding facsimile plate of manuscripts. Bound in contemporary 3/4 leather over marbled boards. Condition Very good. Rubbing wear, some slight loss to leather.

[Americana] Evans, Oliver. The Young Mill-Wright's & Miller's Guide. Printed by Francis Baily, Octoraro,1807. 2nd edition. viii, 364pp., 25 plates. Contemporary tree calf leather, red leather spine label. "In the late 1700s, Evans developed a continuous conveyor system for milling flour. The Young Mill-Wright and Miller's Guide explained his labor-saving innovations through text and technical illustrations. Published in fifteen editions between 1795 and 1860, the influential book helped revolutionize the flour-milling industry"- The Henry Ford Museum. Condition Good. Rubbing and spotting to boards. Moderate toning and foxing. Dampstaining to u.l. corner of plates in rear.

[Americana] Foote, Shelby. Civil War: A Narrative. Random House, New York, 1958-1974. All Stated First Printings. Hardcovers with dust jackets. Condition Very Good +. Small tape remnants to dust jacket on Vol. II

[Americana] Furlong, Lawrence. The American Coast Pilot: containing the courses and distances between the principal harbours, capes and headlands, from Passamaquoddy, through the Gulf of Florida. Printed by Edmund M. Blunt, Newburyport, Mass., 1804. 4th Edition, first edition with maps. xiv, 586, [6] pp. 11 maps. Bound in contemporary calf, leather spine label. Howes 421. Condition Good. Moderate rubbing and minor loss to leather. Toned. Map of Delaware separated along fold.

[Americana] Henry, William Wirt. Patrick Henry: Life, Correspondence and Speeches. 3 Volumes. NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1891. First Edition, One of 1100. Lg 8vo. xx,622; xv,652; 672pp, Index. Portrait frontis. Original full brown cloth, brown leather spine labels, top edges gilt. Ex-Libris Henry Cabot Lodge, Senator, known for his strong views on foreign policy. Howes H430. Condition Very good. Hint of soil, spine labels slightly rubbed. Partly unopened.

[Americana] History of the Schuylkill Fishing Company of the State in Schuylkill 1732-1888 [with] A History…1888-1932. 2 Vols. Philadelphia: the Members of the State of Schuylkill, 1889, 1932. 4to. 446; 517p, Indexes. Numerous full-page plates. Later 3/4 red morocco & marbled board, ribbed 6-panel spine with gilt letters and gilt fish, top edges gilt. Vol. 1 reprints Wm. Milnor, Jr.’s history of this ancient Association first published in 1830, with continuation of the “state” up to 1888. Vol. II continues the history up to and including the Two Hundredth Anniversary of its continuous existence. Provenance This set owned by member Joseph Wood, Jr., who has written neatly by hand his name and brief note about his family. With few pieces of ephemera about the company including three small candid photographs of member Joseph Wood, Jr., few others. Condition Very good +. Edges slightly rubbed, light toned area on two pages (clipped news article), few minor blemishes to title page of Vol. 1.

[Americana] Ives, Joseph C. Report Upon the Colorado River of the West, Explored in 1857 and 1858 by Lieutenant Joseph C. Ives…Under the Direction of the Office of Explorations and Surveys, A.A. Humphreys, Captain Topographical Engineers, in Charge. By Order of the Secretary of War. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1861. Senate Issue, 26th Congress, 1st Session, Ex. Doc. (unnumbered). 5 Parts in one volume. First Edition, the preferred Senate Issue. 11 1/4 x 9 1/8 in. 2 large folding lithographed maps, 1 profile, 8 folding lithographed panoramas, 8 color lithographed plates and 15 lithographed or engraved views, and 3 plates of fossils - all as called for in the List of Illustrations. John Strong Newberry was the naturalist and Heinrich Baldwin Mollhausen the artist for the expedition. Bound in later full burgundy cloth. Howes I-92; Wagner-Camp-Becker 375; Sabin 35308. Condition Fine. Content appears fresh, mild occasional toning and few plates have light spots in margins, short tear to a folding map.

[Americana] Jefferson, Thomas. "Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson." 4 volumes. 8vo. First edition. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, editor. Charlottesville: F. Carr & Co., 1829. Bound in full tree calf leather, red and black leather spine labels, gilt. Howes R60; Sabin 35891. Condition Good +. Rubbing to boards. Toning and foxing. Foldout facsimile almost separated at fold. Fourth facsimile page at rear of vol 1 torn out.

[Americana] Jefferson, Thomas. Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies from the Papers of Thomas Jefferson. Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph. 4 Vols. Second Edition. Gray and Bowen/ G. & C. & H. Carvill, Boston/New York, 1830. Engraved portrait of Jefferson and 2-page, folded facsimile of A Declaration by the Representatives of the United States of America. Period cloth back with paper labels & brown paper boards, text block untrimmed. Condition Good. Bindings soiled, few stains to boards, spines faded, edges moderately worn, brief frayed edge v.2; scattered light foxing, Jefferson portrait offset to title page (through the tissue guard).

[Americana] Laws of Maryland, enacted at a session of Assembly. William Parks, Annapolis, 1732-3. Contemporary full leather binding. Contemporary notations on binding date it to 1732-3. Sent to "F. John [?]" High Sheriff of Kent For His Lordships service". 8 1/2" x 13". Condition Lacking title page and first 4 pages, supplied in facsimile. Toned commensurate with age.

[Americana] Minot, George Richards. 2 Titles (3 Vols). (1) Continuation of the History of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, from the Year 1748 [and] from the Year 1748 to 1765. 2 Vols. Manning & Loring, Boston, 1798-1803. First Editions. 8vo. 304;222pp. Period brown cloth-back tan paper boards, text block untrimmed. Private bookplate. Continuation of Hutchinson’s history up to 1765. Howes M-650. (2) The History of the Insurrections in Massachusetts. In the Year Seventeen Hundred and Eighty Six. And the Rebellion Consequent Thereon. Second Edition. James W. Burditt & Co., Boston, 1810. 8vo. 192,[3]pp. Period cloth back & marbled paper boards, text block untrimmed. Private bookplate, bookseller sticker E. Davis, Market Street. Howes-651: “Shay’s Rebellion, etc.” Condition Good. (1) Boards moderately soiled, minor wear, scattered light foxing. (2) Worn, spine faded, front joint split and insecure, lightly foxed.

[Americana] Railroad Broadside. Charleston Route, from New York to Tennessee. Reduced Rates, July 6, 1858. Framed: 20 3/4" x 9". Provenance Sessler’s Bookshop [Charles Sessler’s, Philadelphia], prominent rare book dealer. Store was founded in 1882. See sticker on back of frame. Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Toned. Evidence of repair on right edge. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Americana] Ramsey, David. The History of the Revolution of South-Carolina, From a British Province to an Independent State. Isaac Collins, Trenton, 1785. Volume II only. xx, 574 pp. Complete with all 4 maps. Bound in contemporary leather, gilt. Red leather spine label. Condition Good. Moderate wear, front joint split. Text block toned. Maps in good condition with some offsetting and minor tears.

[Americana] Robertson, William. The History of America. 2 vols. W. Strahan, T. Cadell, London, 1777. 4to. Full tree leather. Condition Generally very good. Price sticker on flyleaf of vol 1. Some creasing to upper corner of pages in middle of vol 1. Foxing throughout. Binding worn. Corners bumped. Interiors reinforced. Title page-page 2 in vol 2 missing.

[Americana] Tarbell, Ida M. The History of the Standard Oil Company in two volumes. McClure, Philips & Co., New York, 1904. First edition. 815 pp. Frontispiece photograph of John D. Rockefeller. Letters from a collector inserted regarding how the two volumes were found separately in used book stores. Condition Very good. Spine bumped and outer hinges worn.

[Americana] Waldo, S. Putnam. Biographical Sketches of Distinguished American Naval Heroes in the War of the Revolution, between the American Republic and the Kingdom of Great Britain. Silas Andrus, Hartford, 1823. 8vo. x, [2], 392 pp. Bound in later 3/4 blue leather over marbled boards, gilt. Condition Very good. Rubbing. Foxing and toning to text block. Lacking both portrait engravings.

[Americana] Washington, George. Official Letters to the Honourable American Congress Written During the War Between the United Colonies and Great Britain. 2 volumes. Octavo. First edition, first issue with half titles. Cadell Junior and Davies, London, 1795. viii, 364pp., 384 pp. Bound in contemporary leather, rebacked in modern leather with original spine labels. Howes W142; Sabin 101733. Condition Good. Rubbing and loss to edges of boards. Minor spotting. Bookplates on front pastedown.

[Americana] Linn, William. A Funeral Eulogy, Occasioned by the Death of General Washington. Isaac Collins, New York, 1800. 7 3/4" x 5". Condition Good +. Lacking binding, pages still held together. Toned. Title page foxed.

[Autograh] Presidential military commission signed by President Theodore Roosevelt to Arthur Newman Tasker, appointing him as First Lieutenant in the Medical Corps. Signed on December 23, 1908. Also signed by acting Secretary of War, Robert Shaw Oliver, including Blue US War Office Seal, Recorded in the Military Secretary's Office January 2, 1909. Vellum. Framed: 20 1/4" x 16 3/4". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Vellum wavy/rippled. Evidence of foxing.

[Autograph] 2 Typed Signed Letters. (1) William Howard Taft. Typed letter, signed while Supreme Court Justice. 3 pp. 8" x 10 1/2". Dated January 25, 1926, on Supreme Court Letterhead. Typed letter to college friend and business collegue Clarence Kelsey about the latters upcoming trip to Italy and personal matters. (2) Herbet Hoover. Typed Letter. signed as Scretary of the Dept. of Commerce. 8" x 10". Dated December 4, 1925 on Dept of Commerce Letterhead. Hoover writes to the Postmaster General about " a case of British Propaganda" and if it its "possible to something of this kind on our foriegn mail." Condition Very good. Toned commensurate with age.

[Autograph] Cocteau, Jean. Autograph Letter Signed, Jean Cocteau. Letter about Cocteau recently published book, Dance of Sophocles in 1912, which had just appeared amid unfavorable critical reaction. Cocteau writes that he needs literary advice, "Could I not...obtain the services of D. or Saint-Cricq with the Dance of Sophocles?...My total ignorance in academic matters makes your opinion necessary....intrigue is foreign to me." Dated 20 August, 1912. Condition Near fine.

[Autograph] Cooper, James Fenimore (1789-1851). ALS to M. Roeder. Paris, August 14th 1833. To M. Roeder of Kuhne asking the recipient help in repatriating a servant girl to Saxony. Additionally, Cooper is returning to America and asks that the recipient assists Cooper in procuring some wine to be shipped home. “I am very curious of introducing the use of Rheine wines in America, both because I think they will suit our climate, and because I particularly like them.” Wine growing and making did not become established in New York state, Cooper’s home, until the mid 19th century. Sheet folded: 10" x 8". Condition Near fine. Toned. Previously folded. Edges worn. Small section missing- does not effect text.

[Autograph] Edison, Thomas (1847-1913). TLS on letterhead from the Laboratory of Edison to The H.W. Gray Co. Dated November 19th, 1912. The letter reads: “Gentlemen:- Some time ago I purchased from you a book entitled ‘The Orchestral Instruments and what They Do’, by Daniel Gregory Mason. The frontispiece consists of a diagram or chart showing the compass of the various instruments. I desire to make an enlargement of this chart and take about 20 or 25 blue prints therefrom for some of the people who play for the phonograph. I, there-fore, write to you, as owners of the copyright, to ask if you will kindly give me permission to make these blue prints and distribute them among my performers. Igf your answer is yes, allow me to ask whether you will wish to make any charge for this private use of the chart. Yours very truly, Thomas A Edison”. Stamped with received and answer dates. With photo of Edison printed on Kodak paper. Provenance With CoA from the American Historical Guild, 1990. Condition Near fine. Toned. Previously folded. Some blemishes.

[Autograph] Edward Bouverie Pusey Vanity Fair Portrait. High Church. July 2nd 1875. Lithograph. ALS of Pusey below. Framed: 14 3/4" x 24". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Autograph] Franklin D. Roosevelt. Typed Letter Signed as New York Governor to his Uncle Frederic A. Delano. Dated April 7, 1932. 8" x 10 1/2". Gold embossed Executive Chamber Letterhead. FDR writes thanking him for the article from the Times. FDR remarks he is "much interested in it" and is "disgesting it." Condition Very good. Toned commensurate with age.

[Autograph] General John J. Pershing signed citation for Lieutenant colonel Arthur A [?]. Awarded on April 19, 1919. Framed: 12" x 16". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Toned. Evidence of damn staining.

[Autograph] George C. Marshall signed in pen. Mounted print of George C. Marshall. "To Donald D. Shepard, with appreciation and warm regards." Sheet measures: 16 1/8" x 20". Condition Near fine.

[Autograph] Group of 4 Signed Letters: 3 TLS and 1 ALS. (1) Dwight Eisenhower. Typed Letter, initialed D.E., possibly secretarial. Dated July 1, 1961 on Eisenhower's Gettysburg letterhead. (2) Gerald Ford. Typed letter, signed as Office Minority Leader on House of Representatives letterhead. Dated December 7, 1966. (3) Nelson Rockefeller. Typed letter, signed as Governor of New York. Dated May 31, 1962, on Executive Chamber letterhead. (4) Whitelaw Reid. Autograph Letter, signed on Dorchester House letterhead. Dated May 11, 1909. Addressed to Lord Balfour about his recent success. Condition Generally very good. Toned commensurate with age.

[Autograph] Hopkinson, Francis. Signed Continental Congress Revolutionary War Loan Receipt To Benjamin Still. Dated Philadelphia, March 31st 1779. The letter notes a payment of $48,210 to Benjamin Still, Esq. Deputy Paymaster to Rhode Island from the Emissions passed by the Continental Congress on May 20th, 1777 and April 11th 1778. Signed by Hopkinson as Treasury of Loans. Hopkinson was also a signer of the Declaration of Independence representing New Jersey in 1776. Condition Good. Toning. Minor tears along folds. Mounted between two panes of glass.

[Autograph] John F. Kennedy Signed Baseball. From the estate of congresswoman Edna Kelly. Provenance From the consignor: "This autographed baseball came from the estate of Congresswoman Edna Kelly. Ms. Kelly served as a member of Congress from 1949-1969, representing New York's 10th District (from 1949-1963) and then New York's 12th District (1963-1969) when district lines were redrawn. Her congressional district included large parts of Brooklyn, home of the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Dodgers reached the World series in 1947, 1949, 1952 and 1953 and finally won it in 1955. While in Congress, Ms. Kelly served alongside John Kennedy from 1949-1953, Lloyd Bensen, Albert Gore, Sr., Joseph McCarthy, Hubert Humphrey and many others. In 1951, she introduced the first equal pay for equal work bill and she was in attendance when President Kennedy eventually signed the Equal Pay Act in 1963. After her death, her family inherited many items from her, including baseballs (signed by the Dodgers and this one by Kennedy), Presidential signing pens, books, and ephemera from her professional career in Congress. I purchased them directly from her family, in their suburban Washington DC home." Condition Very good. Baseball toned. Signature slightly faded.

[Autograph] Land grant signed by James Buchanan. Dated May 5, 1859. For John H. Shanklin of Grundy county, Missouri granting land in Boonsville, Missouri. Framed: 24" x 19". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Toned. Previously folded, creased. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Autograph] Manuscript documents, 1810-13. Most are copies of the original documents. Including one secretarially signed by Francis Scott Key, writer of The Star-Spangled Banner. About Making Sea Channel from Georgetown to Eastern River (Potomac). Manuscript Journal titled “Register For Georgetown D.C., by Alexander F. Magruder… finished Aug. 8, 1866” detailing the formation of Georgetown by the Maryland Assembly beginning May 15, 1751.The MS documents are mostly period true copies of resolutions by the Board of Alderman and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown appointing Commissioners and contracting to survey the “Bed of the River below the Town” for (in part) “improving the River so as to form a channel sufficient for the passage of sea vessels…” The copies were made by Thomas Mountz (Clerk of the Corporation) or Josiah Thompson. June 16, 1810 Resolution of Bd. Of Alderman; the Common Council apptng. Commissioners from their bodies to investigate the plan—signed F(rancis) S(cott) Key, Recorder, Prest. Bd. Of Alderman and Thos. Corcoran, Mayor. Early records on the C & O canal. Condition Generally Fair to good. Disbound. Several pages have some tears along margins. Toned.

[Autograph] Owen, Jesse. Inscribed on a slip of loose paper "Sincere Greetings from Jesse Owens", dated June 8th 1937. Housed in Art Deco Travel Journal circa 1930. Sheet measures 8 1/2" x 3 1/2". Condition Very good. Rubbing to book.

[Autograph] Shaw, George Bernard. Typed Letter Signed, "G. Bernard Shaw," to Miss Fanny E. Holtzmann about his opinion on the Israel-Palestine question during the British imposed martial law in March of 1947. Shaw writes" Zionists and Moslems have nothing to plead except their ability to govern. They must fight it out between themselves." Holtzmann, a friend of Eleanor Roosevelt and lawyer in the motion picture industry, assisted in getting support from countries to admit Israel into the U.N. She also helped Jewish refugees during and after WWII. Dated 11th March 1947. Condition Near fine.

[Autograph] Signed Eisenhower Portrait Inscribed to Helen Colle by Dwight D. and Mamie Doud Eisenhower. Signed on matting in black marker. Helen Colle Donaldson Hollers was a White House administrative assistant who served under nine presidents from Harry S. Truman to George H.W. Bush. Measures: 12 1/4" x 15 3/4". Condition Very good. Matted in foam board. Photograph and signatures slightly faded.

[Autograph] Wellington, Arthur Wellesley. Autograph Letter Signed, Arthur Wellesley, at the beginning of the Peninsular War addressed "Dear Sir" [John Murray, Commissary General]. Wellesley orders Murra to secure "as much money at Gibraltar as you can for Bills upon England...it is most important to get money in any way. " 2pp. 7" x 4 1/2". Abrantes [Portugal], 22 June 1809. Condition Very good. Toned commensurate with age.

[Autograph] William McKinley Vanity Fair Portrait. By James Montgomery Flagg. American Protector, Feb. 2nd 1899. Lithograph. Clipped signature of McKinley below. Framed: 14 3/4" x 24". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Autograph] Frank Sinatra and Liberace signatures from the Atlantic City 500 Club, where both performed. Photo of Sinatra staled to one: "To George 'Kind Regards' Frank Sinatra 7/28/60". Liberace signed twice, once on the outside and once on the interior with a a drawing of a piano. Sheets folded as issued measure: 9 1/4" x 11". Condition Good +. Toned. Creased. Edges worn.

[Civil War] A.P. Hill. Clipped Signature on blue paper. Signed: "A.P Hill's Light Division Jany 25th 1863 apprehend fruitfully forwarded a.P. Hill Major Genl". Verso shows portion of letter. Measures: 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". Condition Very good +. Left edge reinforced. Edges worn. Evidence of creasing. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Clipped signatures of Confederate Soldiers: John H. Winder, George Washington Custis Lee, Thomas Fauntleroy, Daniel Ruggles, and John C. Breckenridge. Smallest: 4 14" x 1 1/4". Largest: 4 1/2" x 2 1/8". Condition Condition varies. Generally good to very good. Sold as is. Lee in 2 pieces, with evidence of glue on the edges that formerly connected.

[Civil War] Clipped signatures of Confederate Soldiers: William Terry, John Schofield, Bushrod Johnson, William “Extra Billy” Smith (VA Gov.), Montgomery Dent Corse, Wade Hampton, and Braxton Bragg. Smallest: 3 1/4" x 1 1/8". Largest: 3 1/4" x 2 1/4". Condition Condition varies. Generally good to very good. Repair to Bragg over portion of signature. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Clipped signatures of Union soldiers: John A. Bolles, Miles O'Reilly (Charles G. Halpine), George B. McClellan, Benjamin Kelley, Daniel Sickles, Lew Wallace, Winfield Scott Hancock, and John Pope. Smallest: 2 1/8" x 3 1/4". Largest: 3" x 5". Condition Condition varies. Generally good to very good. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Clipped signatures of Union soldiers: John A. Logan, Thomas C.H. Smith, John E. Wool, William Rosecrans, Robert C. Schenck, Edward O.C. Ord, Edward D. Townsend, Christian Thomsen Christensen, and 1 unknown. Smallest: 1 1/4" x 3 1/4". Largest: 5" x 4 1/8". Condition Condition varies. Generally good to very good. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Clipped signatures of Union soldiers: Nathaniel P. Banks, John C. Fremont, Jessie Benton Fremont, Don Carlos Buell, Lorenzo Thomas, Benjamin Butler/Thomas Brackett Reed (front & back), John Adams Dix, and Daniel Tompkins Van Buren. Smallest: 3" x 1/4". Largest: 4 1/2" x 3 1/8". Condition Condition varies. Generally good to very good. Sold as is. Tears to Reed, creasing to Butler.

[Civil War] Clipped signatures of Union soldiers: Robert Williams (Asst Adjutant General), Alfred H. Terry, Romeyn B. Ayres, George Sykes, Quincy Adams Gillmore, Christopher C. Augur, and Oliver O. Howard. Smallest: 3" x 1/4". Largest: 3 1/8" x 3 1/4". Condition Condition varies. Generally good to very good. Sold as is.

[Civil War] George G. Meade. Clipped Signature. Front, affixed to sheet: "Head-Quarters, Army of the Potomac. Oct 25th 1863. Respectfully forwarded to the Adjutant General of the Army Geo. G. Meade". Verso: "S. Burbank col. 2d infantry commanding Brigade 3rd gro 2d div 5th corps October 24th 1863". Measures: 3 1/4" x 2 1/4". Condition Very good. Toned. Wear to edges. Sold as is.

[Civil War] James Longstreet. Clipped Signature. Measures: 5" x 2 3/4". Condition Very good +. Toned. Evidence on back that it had been previously laid down, but does not affect front. Small clipping affixed identifying Longstreet. Sold as is.

[Civil War] James McPherson. Clipped Signature affixed to card. Measures: 2 3/4" x 1/2". Card: 3 5/8" x 2 1/4". Condition Very good. Toned. Affixed to card. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Jefferson Davis. Clipped Signature. Signed: "Jefferson Davis U.S.S. John S. Charles Esq Lebanon Tenn". Post marked 1857. Measures: 5" x 2 5/8". Condition Very good +. Toned. Evidence on back that it had been previously affixed on the corners, but does not affect front. Sold as is.

[Civil War] John S. Mosby. Signed card. "John S. Mosby San Francisco, Sept: 28th 197-". Measures: 3 3/4" x 2 1/4". Condition Very good +. Toned. Evidence on back that it had been previously laid down, but does not affect front. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Jubal Anderson Early. Signed card. Signed: J.A. Early. Lynchburg, Virginia". Measures: 3 1/2" x 2 1/4". Condition Very good +. Toned. Evidence on back that it had been previously laid down, but does not affect front. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Leonidas Polk. Clipped Signature. Signed: "Approved and recommended, L. Polk, Lieut genl [?]". Measures: 3 1/2" x 2". Condition Very good. Toned. Left edge reinforced. Small pin hole above the d in "approved". Sold as is.

[Civil War] Letter from General U.S. Grant to Abraham Lincoln. Believed to be dictated by Grant and written by another hand, a retained or field copy. "Headquarters Dept of Before Vicksburg Feby 8th 1863". Letter urges the promotion and transfer of Captain R. B. Hatch as recommended by General Prentiss to his command. Prentiss was known to be at odds with Grant and Hatch's illicit past with the Army make the subject of the letter unusual. Transcript available upon request. Condition Good. Evidence of damp staining. Toned and foxed. Wear to edges. Sold as is.

[Civil War] P.G.T Beauregard. Clipped Signature. Signed: "New Orleans Dec. 25th 1866". Measures: 5" x 2 7/8". Condition Very good +. Toned. Lightly creased. Sold as is.

[Civil War] Robert E. Lee. Clipped Signature. Measures: 4 1/8" x 2 7/8". Condition Good. Evidence of damp staining. Toned and foxed. Wear to edges. Sold as is.

[NASA] "Spacewatch Fortnightly" newsletter. Dated Nov. 16, 1987. Signed by Dr. Carl Sagan. Measures: 8 1/2" x 11". Provenance From consignor: "I got it after attending a roundtable discussion in D.C. about the "Star Wars" Strategic Defense Initiative, which Dr. Sagan was opposed to. I believe he was in town to appear before a Congressional committee on the subject." Condition Near fine. Previously folded in half. Lightly toned.

[NASA] 1:50 size Replica of the Columbia Space Shuttle two solid rocket boosters and the expendable external tank. Issued by Boeing in commemoration of the April 12-14, 1981 launch of the first flight. Includes wooden pedestal with plaque. Signed by astronaut, Stephan S. Oswald, of flights STS-42, STS-56 and STS-67, on bottom of shuttle. Top of shuttle opens. Model rotates on mounting. Housed in large trunk. Trunk measures: 24" x 49" x 24". Model base measures: 18 1/2" x 20" x 13 1/2" Model measures: 20 1/2" x 28" x 11". Condition: A few minor smudges to top of model. 3rd part shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] 16 mm NASA film. Early Space Shuttle launch footage with artist renditions of space shuttles. No labels on metal canister. Masking tape along side that reads Pre Re--- Space Shuttle 10/4/78. Kodak Eastman dated 1978 by the single triangle mark on the film. Condition: Good +. Film partly examined under lightbox with loupe.

[NASA] 2 16 mm films issued by NASA in brown canisters. (1) STS-1 Post Flight Conference. 1981. (2) STS-2 Launch. (3) STS-4 Post Flight Conference. 1982. Condition: Good +.

[NASA] 2 framed images. (1) Image of the test firing of the AJ26 engine for Orbital Sciences Corp's Taurus II launch vehicle at NASA's Stennis Space Center Rocket Propulsion Test Complex in Mississippi on Dec. 17, 2010. Framed 21 1/2" x 30". (2) Image of the Lunar Electric Rover during the Presidential Inaugural Parade in 2009 for Barack Obama. Framed. 21" x 26 1/2." Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] 2 Framed ISS Expedition 32 Items. 1. Two framed patches designed for the Expedition. 2. Signed by the flight engineer of the Expedition, Astronaut Joseph M. Acaba. Both presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] 2 Framed items issued by Winco. (1) "Celebrate Apollo." Signed and numbered limited edition print, "The Great Moment" by artist Paul Calle. All 12 Apollo mission emblem pins arranged such that they orbit a photograph of the moon. 2009. Edition 47 of 1969. Framed: 14" x 20.5". (2) "Celebrate Apollo 11." Winco, 2009. Edition 42 of 1969. First day of issue philatelic cover signed by original artist Paul Calle. 4 additional Apollo 11-related pins. Framed: 13" x 16". Both items contain a Medallion in center made from space flown metal from the Apollo mission. Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] 2 NASA Awards each given to former NASA Director for Equal Opportunity Programs, Harriett Jenkins. (1) The NASA Outstanding Leadership Medal. Awarded to Harriett Jenkins on October 20, 1981 on reverse. (2-3) The NASA Distinguished Service Medal. Awarded to Harriet Jenkins on October 20, 1977 on reverse. Each with its original box. With Harriett Jenkins signed award certificate for her Equal Employment Opportunity Medal given to her in 1992. Condition: Very good. Each box lacking the small lapel pin. 3rd Party shipping only.

[NASA] 2 signed items by John Glenn. (1) Commemorative Plaque given during the celebration of the 50th anniversary of John Glenn Orbit of the Earth in 2012 at Cleveland State University on March 2. Signed in gold marker in l.r. (2) "First American in Orbit. 1962-1987." Poster. Inscribed by John Glenn to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and her husband. Framed: 30 1/4" x 36". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] 3 16 mm films issued by NASA in original canisters. (1) A Mission for Mariner. HQ-192. 1969. (2) Flight of Apollo 7. HQ-187. 1968. (3) Alouette. Canada's First Satellite. HQa-94. 1963. Condition: Good +.

[NASA] 3 16 mm films issued by NASA in original canisters. (1) Mission of Apollo/Soyuz. HQ-256. 1975. (2-3) 2 copies. The U.S./Soviet Joint Space Mission. A Special Report. Condition: Good +.

[NASA] 3 models. (1-2) 2 models of the NASA Atlas II Missile. Issued by General Dynamics. (3) Model of American Satellite Company by Designed and Built by RCA-Astro-Electonics. Condition: Very good. One wing on the Satellite model is loose from the model. Very good condition to the Atlas II models. 3rd Party shipping only.

[NASA] 6 16 mm films issued by NASA in original canisters. Educational Films and Aeronautics and Space Reports. (1) ASR Report #37 (December '67). (2) ASR Report #52. (3) Dr. Von Braun Interview at the Air and Space Museum. (4) The Knowledge Bank. Side-1. 1970. (5) Highlights 1966 (Office of Space Science Applications). HQ-161. (6) X-1 to Space Shuttle (revised 1981). Condition: Good +. Wear and minor corrosion to metal canisters.

[NASA] An 8"x 10" NASA color glossy photo of the Apollo-Soyuz Crew Emblem. Signed by all 5 of the Apollo-Soyuz astronauts and cosmonauts, Stafford, Brand, Slayton, Leonov and Kubasov. Additional signature in u.r. Matted: 17" x 14". Condition Very good. Photo mounted to board.

[NASA] Archive of 27 exhibit folders and additional of Randolph F. Hall Aerospace Patents used in a patent law case against the Hammond Model 7 by Hammond Aircraft Corporation. Several exhibit folders contain original pencil drawings for aircraft components from 1922-1939. Condition: Very good.

[NASA] Bigelow Aerospace Industries Model for the NASA BA 330 Module. Contained in metal case. HO scale. 1:87 ratio. Expected launch in 2021. Box measures 9" x 11 1/2" x 9 1/2." Model measures: 4 1/4" x 6" x 4". With accompany Bigelow Aerospace Fleece Jacket and 2 additional BA330 Modules and 3 Shuttle Tug models. Condition: Near fine. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Challenger news report transcript issued by United Press International as the disaster was reported. 2 sheets. Issued by William Harwood, UPI's Cape Canaveral bureau chief at the time of the accident. The times noted on each bulletin are 11:45, 11: 47 and 11:48 on 01-28-86. Condition: Very good. Toned.

[NASA] Collection of 14 awards given to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Awards include: (1) Space Merit Award 1997. (2) X Prize Committee Award. (3) Piece of Skylab 1 encased in Glass Pyramid. Condition: Generally very good to near fine. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag and Crew Patch carried aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis during the STS–101 mission to the International Space Station, May 19-29, 2000. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA and her family. Signed by astronuat Mary Wbeber. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag and Crew Patch carried aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis during the STS–128 mission to the International Space Station, August 28-Sept. 11, 2009. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA and her family. Signed by astronaut Mary Webber. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag and Crew Patch carried aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis during the STS–129 mission to the International Space Station, November 16-27, 2009. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag and Crew Patch carried aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis during the STS–131 mission to the International Space Station, April 5-20, 2010. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA and her family. Signed by astronuat Mary Wbeber. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag and Crew Patch carried aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour during the STS–127 mission to the International Space Station, July 15-31, 2009. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag and Crew Patch carried aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour during the STS–130 mission to the International Space Station, February 8-21, 2010. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag carried aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis during the STS–101 mission to service and supply the International Space Station, May 19–29, 2000. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag carried aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis during the STS–132 mission to the International Space Station, May 14-26, 2010. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag carried aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis during the STS–135 mission the final flight of the Space Shuttle program, July 8–21, 2011. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA. Signed by Ellen Ochoa, first Hispanic woman to go to space and Director of the Johnson Space Center. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 16" x 20". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Flown American Flag carried aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery during the STS–133 mission to the International Space Station, February 24-March 9, 2011. Presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of NASA and her family. Signed by astronaut Mary Webber. Flag measures: 5 3/4" x 4 1/4". Framed: 20" x 16". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Framed 3.8 cm medallion is marked on the reverse: "This medallion contains metal that traveled through space on the world's first space station." Additionally signed by Commander of Skylab III, Gerald "Jerry" Carr. Framed: 21" x 17". Condition: Very good. 3rd Party shipping only.

[NASA] Framed NASA/USGS image of Northern Virginia and D.C., presented to Lori Garver, the former Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Framed: 25" x 21". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Froehlich, Walter. "Apollo Soyuz." Washington, GPO, 1976. Signed on title page by Project Gemini astronaut, Deke Slayton, who also flew on the Apollo Soyuz mission in 1975. Condition: Near fine.

[NASA] Issued 1994 for 25th Anniversary of Apollo 11, Retired 1995. Limited edition figurine #6168. Original box present. Salvador Furio, Sculptor. The figurine is signed and dated on the base. Figure measures 16 1/4" tall. Condition: Figurine in mint condition. Box in good condition. Several dents and tears to box. Accompanying CoA not present. Provenance: From the Collection of Lori Garver. Nominated by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Lori Garver served as the twelfth Deputy Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). She led the NASA transition team for the President-Elect and was lead space policy advisor to the Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns. Ms. Garver is a Co-Founder and President of the Brooke Owens Fellowship and currently the CEO of Earthrise. Ms. Garver is the recipient of numerous honors and awards including three NASA Distinguished Service Medals.

[NASA] Keller, Robert. Neil Armstrong Photograph. Signed by Armstrong. c. 1969. Taken at the President's Dinner for the Society of Experimental Test Pilots. Keller was a photographer who was frequently hired by the Beverly Hilton Hotel c. the 1970s and 80s. Sheet. Provenance From the family of the photographer, Robert Keller. Condition Near fine. Slight rubbing to corners.

[NASA] Photograph of Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. issued by NASA . Inscribed in Sharpie, "To Sy, With Best Wishes, Buzz Aldrin." Sheet: 8" x 10". Condition Near fine.

[NASA] Reproduced inkjet NASA red number photo signed by Gene Gernan. Inscribed in marker: "To the Partners of the [?] -For you, the sky is no longer the limit... Gene Cernan Apollo XVII [?]". Condition Near fine.

[NASA] Schematic for a grazing incidence photographic spectrograph used on Skylab (Experiment S020). The spectrograph was mounted in the solar airlock of the Orbital Workshop. It recorded x-ray and UV solar spectra. An astronaut employed a small telescope mounted at the side to place an image of the sun on the entrance slit of the instrument. A thin metallic film blocked visible sunlight allowing UV and x-ray energy through to a large diffraction grating at a very shallow grazing angle. The resulting dispersed spectrum was recorded on photographic film. Dr. Richard Tousey of the Naval Research Laboratory was the Principal Investigator for this experiment. Framed: 30 1/2" x 24 1/2". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Tousey Estate.

[NASA] Sheet signed by NASA astronauts Ron Evans (Apollo 17), John Young (Apollo 16), and Gene Cernan (Apollo 10/17). "Mitch" written above signatures. Sheet approx: 7" x 5". Framed: 13 1/4" x 11 1/4". Provenance From consignor: "Purchased from DC Estate Sale containing multiple NASA items". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Paper toned. 3rd Party shipping only.

[NASA] Shuttle Chase Team Flight Suit. Used for the STS-61-B mission in 1985, the suit features additional patches on the right sleeve for the USAF Test Pilot School and "Yankee Air Pirate"- a moniker for pilots during the Vietnam War. Dr. Well's name is stitched on over the Velcro on the front left breast. Condition Near fine. Minor wear consistent with use.

[NASA] Signed print of Byron Lichtenberg who flew on Spacelab I. Inscription reads "To Cheryl, Thanks for your help at CSAT! Bryon Lichtenberg. Spacelab I." Sheet: 10" x 8". Condition: Very good. Small smudge to u.r.

[NASA] United States Manned Space Flight 30th Anniversary poster signed by the surviving 6 of the 7 Mercury astronauts and Betty Grissom, wife of the late Gus Grissom. Each signed over their respective portrait. 1991. Framed: 22 1/4" x 34 1/4". Provenance Signed in person for consignors wife at an event in the early 90s while working for Cheney as Secretary of Defense. Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[NASA] X-Ray Photograph of the Sun. Skylab/ATM Experiment S-056. Taken on Jan. 21, 1974, during Gibson's filming of the first recording of the birth of a solar flare to maturity. (1550 GMT). Framed: 22 1/2" x 18 3/4". Condition: Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only. Provenance: From the Tousey Estate.

[History] 2 volumes in one. Hearne, Thomas. Robert of Gloucester's Chronicle. Printed at the Theater, Oxford, 1724. 4to. lxxxv, [1], 792 pp. Contemporary leather boards, rebacked. Condition Good. Rubbing with some loss of leather. Scattered foxing.

[History] Ferguson, Adam. The History of the Progress and Termination of the Roman Republic. 3 vols. W. Strahan, T. Cadell, London, 1783. 4to. Modern black leather binding with contemporary elements affixed to spine. Condition Very good +. Interiors toned. Minor foxing. Some damp staining.

[History] Harris, John. The History of Kent. In five parts. Vol 1 only. D. Midwinter, London, 1719. Full leather. Folio. 11" x 16". No plates, or maps. Condition Good to very good. Binding worn. Upper right corner of title page missing. Interior toned and foxed. Interior hinges reinforced.

[History] Leland, Thomas. The History of the Life and Reign of Philip King of Macedon; the Father of Alexander. 2 vols. Thomas Harrison for W. Johnston, London, 1758. 4to. Full leather. Condition Generally very good +. Wear to spines and edges of binding. Corners bumped. Damp staining to vol 1 frontispiece. Worm damage to first 15 pages of vol 2. Very lightly toned.

[History] Pausanias. An Extract out of Pausanias of the Statues, Pictures, and Temples in Greece; which were remaining there in his time. W. Shropshire, London, 1758. Bookplate for Syston Park. Large 12mo. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2". Red leather with gilt accents. Condition Very good +. Wear to binding, particularly spine and edges. Interior toned, lightly foxed.

[Ephemera] 3 vols. Handwritten manuscript and autograph albums. (1) Cours D'Hygienne. Handwritten manuscrpit in French. Bound in contemporary tree calf, gilt. Stamped Mr. Decullant in gilt on front board. (2) Album of engravings and postcards mostly of locations around Europe. Bound in embossed calf. c.1850. (3) Autograph album. Mostly German signatures from 1840-1860. Bound in embossed leather, gilt dentelle. Condition Fair to very good. Bindings of each volume worn and rubbed. (2) Shaken.

[Religion] 2 Framed Leaves. Probably from a German Book of Hours. Blackletter. (1) Handmade paper leaf from a Book of Hours. Handcolored with gilt borders. Image: 3 1/2" x 6". Framed: 13" x 16". (2) Vellum leaf from a Book of Hours. Gilt border. Image: 3 1/2" x 6". Framed: 13" x 16". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Religion] 2 Volumes in One. The Book of Common Prayer [bound with] The Holy Bible. Printed by Thomas and John Buck, Cambridge, 1629. Later contemporary black leather, Cambridge style gilt. All edges gilt. Each page ruled in red. First issue of the first printing of the King James Version at Cambridge under the 1628 charter ratified by Charles I. With the error in Timothie4:16 ("thy doctrine" for "the doctrine"). Herbert 324. Condition Good. Rubbing, split to tail of spine leather, some loss. 2 pages of family records in manuscript.

[Religion] 4 books in 2 volumes. Biblia Sacra Vulgatae Editionis Jussu Sixti V. Pontif. Max. Jacobi Friderici Bez & Sociorum, Constantiae, 1763. Second Edition. Folio. 758, 562, 588, 571, 48 pp. [26]. Illustrated. Bound in contemporary leather. leather spine labels. Text in Latin and German. Condition Very good. Chipping loss to spine, rubbing to boards. Foxing to text block.

[Religion] 8 volumes. Collection of Religious Books written in Latin. 16th-18th c. (1) Dux Spiritualis in Quo Agitur, 1613. Contemporary vellum. (2) Epistolae Clarorum Vivorum, 1561. Modern reback. (3) Tyrocinium Militiae Sacrae et Relioiosae, 1609. Contemporary vellum. (4) Introductio In Sacram Doctrinam, 1623. Contemporary vellum. (5) Enchiridion Vere Aureum Piarum Et Christianarum, 1578. Contemporary vellum. (6) Comoedio-Crisis Sive Theatri Contra Theatrum Cenura, 1675. Contemporary vellum. (7) Graecorum Epigrammatum, 1696. Contemporary leather. (8) Rituale Salisburgense, 1686. Modern leather. Condition Generally good to Very good. Toning and foxing commensurate with age.

[Religion] Aquinas, St. Thomas. Divi Thomae Aquinatis Doctoris Angelici, Quaestiones Quodlibetales Duodecim : Nunc Ab Infinitis Mendis Vindicatae. Apud haeredes Nicolai Beuilaquae, Augustae Taurinorum, 1582. Folio. Contemporary vellum, leather spine label. 153, 458, 18,14 pp. Condition Fair. Soiling and warping to vellum, splitting starting to front joint. Soiling to title page, toning.

[Religion] Hutner, Martin. The Making of the Book of Common Prayer of 1928. Chiswick Book Shop, New York, 1990. First Edition, One of 285 copies with a vellum leaf from the original 1928 printing bound in. Folio. 75 pages. Beige cloth, red morocco spine label. In beige cloth and gray board slipcase, as issued. Printed in Monotype Ehrhardt and Janson at A. Colish, Ind. Typography by Jerry Kelly. Bound in pages 103-104: "Holy Innocents" at top of p. 103 and top of p. 104, "The 1st Sunday After Christmas". The Merrymount Press printing of The Book of Common Prayer is generally considered "one of the highlights of American printing." Condition Fine.

[Religion] Late 15th c. Vellum leaf. Probably from a German Book of Hours. Blackletter. Depicting Medieval style battle scene. Capital letters handcolored with gilt. Image: 5" x 7 1/4". Framed: 12 1/4" x 15". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Religion] Leaf from Martin Luther Bible, Frankfurt, 1574. Sheet: 14" x 8 3/4". Mounted: 16" x 12". Provenance Stanley S. Slotkin was a successful Los Angeles businessman who owned the medical and party supply rental company Abbey Rents. He was also an avid collector of antique bibles and other rare books, amassing hundreds of thousands of books which he also regularly donated to various museums, universities and libraries across the United States. In the 1960s, Slotkin began to donate individual leaves from books to institutions rather than whole works, as he felt intact books were too often locked away where they could not be seen. The collection consists of 22 of these individual leaves donated by Slotkin, which he removed from various religious texts. Each leaf is mounted onto a sheet of paper which also includes a facsimile of the cover page of the work the leaf was originally from. (blurb from Calif. Library holdings) Condition Very good +. Mounted on upper left corner. Upper right corner torn. Wear to edges. Evidence of insect damage. Foxed along edges.

[Religion] Saint Feast Days for November. French. Possibly Northern France. Lettering in red and blue. Small herding vignette painted on lower margin. Accented heavily in gilt. Image: 4" x 6". Framed: 9 1/4" x 11 1/2" Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Religion] Saint Feast Days for October. French. Possibly Northern France. Lettering in red and blue. Small sowing vignette painted on lower margin. Accented heavily in gilt. Image: 4" x 6". Framed: 9 1/4" x 11 1/2". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Religion] Weigel, Christoph. Historiae Celebriores Veteris Testamenti Iconibus Repraesentatae. Published by Christoph Weigelin. Nurnberg, n.d. [1708]. Folio. Bound in contemporary leather. 2 engraved titlepieces, 251 copperplate engravings. Condition Fair. Moderate chipping and rubbing to boards. Front board and engraved title piece detached. Burn damage with loss to engraving on 10 pages. Foxing to blank margins. Sold as is.

[Early Printings] 2 volumes. (1) Castelvetro, Lodovico. Ragione d'alcune cose segnate nella canzone d"Annibal Caro. A. Gadaldini, Modena, 1559. 4to. Bound in contemporary dyed vellum. Text in Italian. (2) Cless, Andreas. Curiosa, nec non politica vagabundi. L. Loschge, Nuremberg, 1675. 4to. Bound in modern quarter vellum. Text in German. Condition (1) Good. (2) Very good. (1) Toned, scattered foxing.

[Medicine] 2 volumes on the history of dentistry. (1) Angle, Edward H. Treatment of Malocclusion of the Teeth and Fractures of the Maxillae. Angle's System. S.S. White Dental Manufacturing Co, Philadelphia, 1900. Sixth edition, stated. 8vo. Teal cloth binding. Gilt text on spine. (2) Illustrated and Descriptive Catalog and Price List of Dental Supplies. Consolidated Dental Manufacturing Co, New York, 1908. 8vo. Blue cloth binding with silver lettering. Condition Generally very good. (1) Wear to binding. Corners bumped. Interior toned. (2) Wear to binding. Interior toned. Page 285/286 disbound but present with wear to edge.

[Medicine] Bartlet, J. The Gentleman's Farriery; or, A practical treatise, on the diseases of horses. John Nourse, london, 1754. 8vo. Frontispiece. xxiv., 375 pp. 2 plates. Bound in contemporary leather, gilt. Condition Good. Moderate rubbing. Front board and flyleaf detached. Scattered foxing.

[Medicine] Cullen, William. Lectures on Materia Medica. Robert Bell, America, Philadelphia, 1775. 4to. viii, 512 pp. Bound in contemporary leather. First American edition of a work originally published in 1773 in Edinburgh. Austin 577; Garrison-Morton 1838 note. Condition Fair. Splitting to joints. Dampstaining to first 50 pages. Toning and foxing to text block.

[Medicine] Framed Linen Bandage depicting 34 engravings with 50 keys relating to field bandaging. Glasgow, 1897. Founded in 1891, St. Andrews Ambulance Association (later First Aid) was a collection of individuals until its Royal Charter in 1899. Several of these diagrams would have been seen in Dr. George T. Beatson's Ambulance Hand-Book, also issued by the Association. Framed: 58 3/4" x 31". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Pinholes to corners, crease along middle. Minor soiling. 3rd party shipping only.

[Reference] Postlethwayt, Malachy. The Universal Dictionary of Trade and Commerce: with Large Additions and Improvements... Vol 1. W. Strahan and others, London, 1774. Folio. Modern leather and cloth binding. Condition Generally very good. Wear to edges of first 4 pages, heavier wear to frontispiece and title pages. Toned. Frontispiece offset onto title page.

[Dramas] Collection of 36 Plays by 18th century dramatists including 10 plays by Shakespeare. Printed by Harrison & Co.; J. Wenman, etc, London, 1775-1780. 8vo. Bound in contemporary leather backed marbled boards. Red leather spine label. 36 frontispieces before each play. Contemporary signature of Chas. Coxwell to front flyleaf and written table of contents to following 2 endpages in the same hand. Condition Very good. Wear to edges, splitting occurring to joints. Minor toning and foxing.

[Literature] Cervantes, Miguel. The History of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha. Translated by several hands and published by Peter Motteaux. J. Knapton, London, 1733. Sixth edition. Writing on endpaper, incl: Ex library Johan Chapman. 18mo. Full leather. Condition Very good +. Bindings worn, particularly to base of spine.. Interiors toned commensurate with age.

[French] 2 volumes. (1) Arnauld, Antoine. Histoire De Dom Jean de Palafox. Francia, 1690. Bound in contemoprary leather, red leather spine label. (2) Bleterie, Abbe De La. Vie De L'Empereur Julien. Desaint, Paris, 1746. Bound in contemporary mottled calf, gilt spine. All edges washed red. Condition Good. Wear and rubbing to edges. Foxing to both text blocks. (2) Joints frayed.

[Japan] Kaempfer, Engelbertus. The History of Japan. Giving an Account of the Ancient and Present State and Government of That Empire. Together with a Description of the Kingdom of Siam. Translated from the original manuscript, never before list of subscribers, titles in red and black. 2 volumes. Translated by J.G. Scheuchzer. Printed for the Publisher, and sold by T. Woodward and C. Davis, London, 1728. Additional engraved title and all 45 plates and maps present. Plates 31 and 32 reverse order, 33-35, 38-39, 40-41. 42 labeled as 22. 14" x 9 1/2". Contemporary full leather boards, rebacked. Condition Very good. Cleaned (mild evidence of damp staining remaining). Folding charts/maps reinforced. There is some worm damage along the bottom edge of some pages, does not affect text or images.

[Japanese] A Five Language Glossary - Wu-T'I Ch'ing-Wen Chien. Translated and Explained by Professors Jitsuzo Tamura, Shunju Imanishi, and Hisashi Sato. 2 Vols (Text & Index). Original Edition. Institute for Inland Asian Studies Faculty of Letters Kyoto University, 1966 - 1968. 10 1/4" x 7 1/2". Mostly double-column - xxv,1075,29,(1); ix,674,(7) pages. 18,671 entries. Title, Foreword, and few explanatory pages at end of V.1 in English. Quintolingual Manchu Dictionary to which the Manchu vocabulary is given the corresponding Tibetan, Mongol, Uighur and Chinese. All words in the Text volume are Romanized except Chinese; the Japanese equivalents are added and explained in Japanese. The whole is based on a MSS preserved in the Old Palace of Feng-t'ien (Shen-yang). Condition Fine. Small light blemish to cover. No dj as issued, each in separate publisher's slipcase.

[Japanese] Tongki Fuka Sindaha Hergen I Dangse. The Secret Chronicles of the Manchu Dynasty 1607 - 1637 A.D. 7 Volumes complete. Toyo Bunko, Tokyo, 1955 - 1963. Translated and Annotated by Kanda Nobuo, others. 10 x 7 1/4 in. Softcover. Few plates. Manchu text with Japanese translations. Vols. 1-3: T'ai-Tsu. Vols. 4-7: T'ai-Tsung. Annals of the Manchu state in early 17th century, perhaps the most valuable single original source on the early history of the Qing dynasty (1636-1912). Condition Very good. Spines faded, slightly worn, some corners bumped, few corners of text block creased.

[Illustrated] 2 volumes. (1) Kingsley, Charles. The Water Babies. Illustrated by Jessie Wilcox Smith. Hodder and Soughton, London, n.d. 3/4 leather and printed paper. (2) Quiller-Couch, A.T. The Sleeping Beauty and other Fairy Tales from the Old French. Illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Hodder & Stoughton, London, n.d. Full read leather. 11 1/4" x 9". Condition Very good +. Wear to bindings. (1) spine faded, with areas of loss. Interior toned. Sticker on front free endpaper with Robert H. Thayer Jr's name. (2) Interior toned. Some pages detached or partially detached, but present. Sticker on front free endpaper with "Virginia Pratt Manor House Glen Cove, N.Y."

[Illustrated] 2 volumes. (1) New York Etching Club Exhibition 1886. The Studio Press, New York 1886. Original wraps. 8 prints by Hamilton Hamilton, Alexander Schilling, Stephan Perrish, and others. (2) New York Etching Club Exhibition 1887. The Studio Press, New York 1887. Original wraps. 8 prints by Samuel Colman, Thomas Moran, C.Y. Turner and others. Condition Good. Repair to spines, minor chipping to wraps. Prints in very good condition.

[Illustrated] 200 + volumes. The Gardeners' Chronicle. From 1841-1970, complete run. 4 portfolio cases with several loose issues. Bound in modern cloth. 22 volumes spanning 1900-1910 are bound in quarter black leather, gilt. Condition Very good. Pages toned commensurate to age. 3rd party shipping only. NO media mail.

[Illustrated] 3 volumes. Martin, R. Montgomery. The Indian Empire: History, Topography, Geology, Climate, Population, Chief Cities and Provinces... London: London Printing and Publishing, n.d. [c. 1860]. 4to. Bound in contemporary 3/4 leather over brown cloth boards. Illustrated with engraved title pages, engraved frontispieces, two double-page maps, one table, and 122 engraved plates. Condition Very good. Rubbing. Scattered foxing.

[Illustrated] 5 volumes. All volumes Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. (1) Barrie, J.M. Peter Pan. London, [n.d]. Original green cloth. (2) Steel, F.A. English Fairy Tales. Macmillan, London, 1918. Original red cloth, gilt. (3) Swift, Jonathan. Gulliver's Travels. J.M. Dent, London, 1909. Original oatmeal cloth, gilt. (4) Walton, Izaak. The Compleat Angler. McKay, Philadelhpia, n.d. Original green cloth. (5) Bianco, Margery Williams. Poor Cecco. Doran, New York, 1925. Original blue cloth. Condition Very good. Scattered foxing to volumes. (5) Minor staining to boards. (1) Stamped Presentation copy on front board, but lacks signature.

[Illustrated] 6 volumes. All illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Includes: (1) Rossetti, Christina. Goblin Market. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. J.B. Lippincott, Philadelphia, n.d. 45 pp. (2) Dickens, Charles. The Chimes by Charles Dickens. Introduction by Edward Wagenknecht. George W. Jones for members of The Limited Editions Club, London, 1931. First edition. #795 of the limited edition, signed by Rackham. 130 pp. (3) Ingoldsby, Thomas. The Ingoldsby Legends or Mirth & Marvels. J.M. Dent & Sons, London, 1922. 638 pp. (4) Morley, Christopher. Where the Blue Begins. William Heinemann, Ltd/Doubleday Page & Co., London/New York, 1922. First edition. 227 pp. (5) Shakespeare, William. A Midsummer-Night's Dream by William Shakespeare. William Heinemann, London, 1908. First Trade Edition. Top edge gilt. 134 pp. Including 40 colour plates tipped onto card mounts with printed tissue guards, complete. Original publisher's binding. (6) Swinburne, Algernon Charles. The Springtide of Life: Poems of Childhood. William Heinemann, London, 1918. 132 pp. Condition All very good. Toned commensurate with age. Wear to bindings. (3) Flyleaf discolored. (5) Modest amount of shelf rubbing on edges and corners. Small bookplate of Albert and Gretchen Hutzler.

[Illustrated] Abbott, Berenice; Atget, Eugene. Photographe de Paris. Paris, Henri Jonquieres, 1930. First edition. Original red cloth. Illustrated with heliogravure reproductions of Atget's photographs of Paris. Condition Very good. Rubbing, minor fraying to edges. Fading to spine gilt. Toning to margins.

[Illustrated] Abstract Expressionism. 4 volume set. 1. Ashbery, John. The Poems. With prints by Joan Mitchell. 2. O’Hara, Frank. Odes. With prints by Michael Goldberg.3. Koch, Kenneth. Permanently. With prints by Leslie, Alfred. 4. Schuyler, James. Salute. With prints by Grace Hartigan. Tiber Press, New York, 1960. Folio. Each volume with three full-page color silkscreen prints and an additional silkscreen on the title page and upper cover. With prospectus. Original cloth-backed illustrated boards with publisher's thick acetate dust-jackets. With the original olive linen bound slipcase. No. 110 of 200. Each volume is signed by the poet and artist on the limitation page. An outstanding post-war American artist book, featuring collaborations between four of the most influential American poets of the second half of the twentieth century, and four important second generation New York School artists. The collaborators all "lived in New York City where they knew one another well for a number of years and followed one another's work with involved interest. Tiber Press left the choice of partners in this project to the individuals themselves, and, in collaborating, the poet and painter were acknowledging an awareness of some real relationship between their work" (prospectus). Additional Info Condition Fine in publishers original box.

[Illustrated] Alexander, Hartley Burr. Pueblo Indian Painting. C. Szwedzicki, Nice. 1932. No. 144 of 500, signed by publisher on limitation page. Letterpress introduction and notes by Hartley Burr Alexander + 50 plates reproducing paintings, drawings and pictographs by Native American artists. First edition. Folio. Housed in a brown cloth-backed portfolio, large pictorial cover label, cloth ties. Condition Very good. Wear to slipcase. Some minor creasing and ocassional spotting to edges of sheets.

[Illustrated] Audubon, John James. The Birds of America. Volume II. Second Edition, [1856]. First edition title page present with J.B. Chevalier and J.J. Audubon, New York and Philadelphia, 1841 listed. 8vo. vii, 205 pp., 70 color lithograph plates with tinted lithograph backgrounds. Bound in contemporary embossed leather, gilt spine. All edges gilt. Condition Fair. Front board detached. Rubbing to edges of boards. First several leaves and plates loose but present. Chipping and small tears to loose pages.

[Illustrated] Bateman, James. The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala. Johnson Reprint Corporation, New York, [1974]. Folio. [10], 12, [6] pp. 40 colored plates. No. 252 of 1000 copies. Facsimile of the London 1837-1842 edition. Condition Near fine. Some loss to mylar jacket.

[Illustrated] Boulenger, Jacques. De La Wale Au Tango. Chez Devambez, Paris, n.d. [1920]. 4to. Softcover. Original front title wrap. 40 pp. (of 73). No. 998 of 1100. Printed on papier velin. Illustrated with 4 (of 7) color plates by G. Arnoux, De Goyon, J.G. Domergue, and L. Cappiello. Condition Fair. Soiling to wraps. Spine rebacked with modern rear wrap.

[Illustrated] Carroll, Lewis. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Illustrated by Salvador Dali. Maecena Press & Random House, Paris and New York, 1969. Printed on Mandeure paper. Folio. 156p. Page size 17" x 11 1/2". Number 1331 of 2500 copies Signed by Dali on the title page, with an original etched frontispiece in four colors signed in the plate and 12 color heliogravures each with an original remarque. Publisher's orange-brown leather-backed tan linen clam shell case with two leather straps and horn clasps, containing a brown silk cloth portfolio housing 16 unbound gatherings. The typography, etching, and remarques printed by Ateliers Rigal and the 12 illustrations printed by M. Nourisson, both of Paris. Condition Absolutely fine condition, with copy of the publisher’s 10-page color brochure.

[Illustrated] Cartier-Bresson, Henri. (1) The Decisive Moment. Simon and Shuster, New York, 1952. Hardcover with dust jacket. [with] (2) The Europeans. Simon and Shuster. New York, 1955. Hardcover. Both volume profusely illustrated by photographs taken by Cartier-Bresson. Condition Very good. Rubbing, with minor loss to corners. (2) Chipping and minor stains to dust jacket. (2) Shaken, with loss to spine.

[Illustrated] Collection of 9 issues from 1960-1978 of XXe Siecle. 4to. Hardcover. Each issue contains several original lithographs by Moore, Miro, Masson, Kandinsky, and many more. Condition Very good. Rubbing, some spines worn.

[Illustrated] Cruikshank, George. Illustrations of Smollett, Fielding, and Goldsmith, in a Series of Forty-One Plates. Accompanied by Descriptive Extracts. London: Charles Tilt, 1832. First Edition. 8vo. [blank],viii,82,[blank]p. 41 engraved plates. Bound by Blunson & Co. in full black morocco gilt, ribbed 6-panel spine, all edges gilt, gilt dentelles, marbled endpapers. Condition Near fine. Two plates slightly darkened at edges.

[Illustrated] Dinesen, Isak. Babette's Feast. Woodcuts by Karin Wikstrom. Yolla Bolla Press, Covela, CA, 1997. #222/225. Signed by illustrator Wikstrom and by Richard Olney who provides the Afterword. 13" x 9 1/2". 51pp. 19 original woodcuts (2 in color) by Karin Wikstrom. With Prospectus in separate envelope. Olney is an internationally recognized authority on food and wines of France. Adapted into a movie in 1978. Rich blue cloth back and blue pattern paper boards, turtle on front cover. Condition Fine.

[Illustrated] Dupin, Jacques; Miro, Joan. Miro Engravings. Volumes 1-III1928-1975. Rizzoli, New York. With six original woodcuts, four printed in colours, each with title-pages, text and reproductions. With dust jackets. Condition Near fine.

[Illustrated] Framingham Centre Illustrated. Fourteen Views. Lithotype Printing Company, New York, n.d. [c. 1880]. Oblong photograph album. 7 1/4" x 10 1/2". Full maroon cloth with gilt and black stamped design, all edges gilt. Signature of Mary B. Lewis on title page. The Lithotype Printing Company printed 38 lithotype views of Framingham from photographs published in 1880. These were organized in three groups: Centre, South, and Saxonville and sold door to door as albums. A buyer could purchase all the views in a single album, or one of the three individual albums. Here offered the “Centre Framingham” album with each of the 14 views mounted on board with printed caption. Condition Very Good. Light wear to edges of binding, most of the cloth hinge to title board has lifted revealing a slight but stable crack. Each view in fine condition.

[Illustrated] Frenaud, Andre. Les Mysteres De Paris. Paris, Editions du Seuil, Paris, [1943]. Presentation copy, inscribed to French author, Lisa Deharme, from Frenaud, dated July 8, 1945 on title page. With written poem, Printemps, in pen opposite title page, dated 1942 by Frenaud. Bound in modern quarter black leather over blue boards. No. 7 of 10. With two lithograph frontispieces by Jacques Villon. One signed and number in pencil in l.r., l.l. Printed on Velin d'Arches paper. In custom blue board slipcase. Condition Near fine. Slipcase with slight fading.

[Illustrated] Gorey, Edward. Les Urnes Utiles. Cambridge: Halty-Ferguson Publishing Company, 1980. First Edition, One of 400 numbered copies Signed by Gorey. Oblong, 5" x 8". 32pp. 14 full-page illustrations in b&w by Gorey, plus both covers. Illustrated wraps. Toledano A81b. Condition Fine.

[Illustrated] Gorey, Edward. The Eclectic Abecedarium. Boston: Anne & David Bromer, 1983. First Edition, One of 300 numbered copies Signed by Gorey. Oblong, 1 1/8" x 1 5/16". 62pp. Pattern gray paper binding, paper label with title on front cover. Gorey wrote, designed, and illustrated this alphabet of short, humorous couplets in the manner of early moral primers for children, each couplet with a full-page illustration. Gorey's first miniature book, bound by Barbara Blumenthal. Toledano A86b. Condition Fine, no dj as issued.

[Illustrated] Hunt, Peter. Orchidaceae. 1973. Bourton Press, London. [1973]. 144 pp. 40 colored plates after drawings by Mary A. Grierson. Full vellum, spine gilt, AEG. Housed in original red cloth slipcase. No. 497 of 600 copies. Signed on limitation by the author and artist. Condition Near fine.

[Illustrated] James Joyce. Ulysses. Introduction by Stuart Gilbert. Illustrations by Henri Matisse. Limited Editions Club, New York, 1935. 12" x 9 1/4". 382pp. Full brown buckram embossed in gold on spine and front cover from design by LeRoy H. Appleton. 26 illustrated leaves tipped in – 20 lithographic drawings on blue or yellow paper, 6 soft-ground etchings. One of 1500 numbered copies Signed by Matisse. Condition Very good. Ex-library, sticker on front endpaper, pencil notation on copyright, rubber stamp on title leaf and library name perforation there and in lower area of pages 15 and 97, lacking one of the front free endpapers. No marks on spine which has tiny frayed spot at head, small portion of gold on front cover rubbed, both hinges partly cracked, lacking slipcase.

[Illustrated] Kiowa Indian Art: Watercolor Paintings in Color by the Indians of Oklahoma. Introduction by Oscar Brousse Jacobson. C. Szwedzicki, Nice, 1929. #393/750. Signed by publisher. Condition Very good. Wear to case, scratching. Toned. one corner of case creased. Interior toned. Foxing to cream pages, not prints.

[Illustrated] Lafrentz, F.W. Cowboy Stuff. G.P. Putnam's, New York, 1928. Illustrated by Henry Ziegler. #B/500. Signed by Lafrentz, Ziegler, and the publisher. 4to. 10" x 12". Condition Good + Newspaper clipping taped to flyleaf, toning due to this. Wear to binding. Portion of spine lacking. Interior toned.

[Illustrated] Malory, Sir Thomas. Illustrated by Aubrey Beardsley. The Birth, Life and Acts of King Arthur, of His Nobel Knight of the Round Table, Their Marvellous Enquests and Adventures, the Achieving of the San Greal and in the End Le Morte Darthur with the Dolourous Death and Departing Out of this World of Them All. E.P. Dutton and Co, New York, 1927. 3rd edition, one of 1600. Black cloth with gilt accents. 11 3/4" x 9 1/2". Condition Near fine. Evidence of repairs spine. Bookplates of Frederic E. Kingston and Louise Dunn on front endpaper. Wear to entire hinge.

[Illustrated] Marc Chagall vu par Vercors. Maeght Editeur, Paris, October 1978. Derrière le Miroir 235. 15" x 11 1/8". 32pp. Text (French) and illustrations. Illustrated softcover. Includes Original lithograph covers (front in full color, back cover in b&w) and interior original double-page color lithograph. Condition Near fine. Slight bump at very top of spine.

[Illustrated] Melville, Herman. Moby Dick, or The Whale. Illustrated by Rockwell Kent. Lakeside Press, Chicago, 1930. 3 volumes. 4to. xxvii, 279, vi, 284, vii, 282 pp. Bound in original gray cloth. One of 1000 copies. Condition Very good. Slight fading to spines, rubbing. Slight offsetting from engravings in text. Volume II and III partially uncut.

[Illustrated] Poèmes de Charles d’Orléans, manuscripts et illustrés par Henri Matisse. Tériade Editeur, Paris, 1950. 420 x 260cm [wraps], printed on Arches by Mourlot Freres. Folio. Illustrated wrappers in glassine jacket. With 100 original lithographs – 54 images and text, and calligraphy - printed in one or more colors, loose as issued in wrappers. The frontispiece portrait of Charles d’Orleans signed and numbered in the plate. No. 54 of 1200 copies Signed by Matisse in pencil on justification leaf. Matisse wrote in his hand the poems of Charles d’Orleans, framing them with his own borders, in the manner of an illuminated manuscript. The Artist & The Book 202. Condition Near fine. Card slipcase soiled, one panel broken.

[Illustrated] Reeves, Richard Stone and Patrick Robinson. Decade of Champions: The Greatest Years in the History of Thoroughbred Racing, 1970-1980. Fine Arts Enterprises, Ltd, New York, 1980. #227/300. Signed by Reeves and Robinson. With additional papers referencing the publication. Full leather with gilt edges and decoration. In tan cloth clamshell case. 16 3/4" x 13 3/4". Condition Fine.

[Illustrated] Serigrafia Ltd. The Mother Goose Collection. The Mother Goose Collection: Maurice Sendak, Chris Van Allsburg and others. 1 of 300. In 1990, Serigrafia Limited created a unique Mother Goose Collection, a set of six silk-screened prints. Includes: Mother Goose by Maurice Sendak: silk-screened using 25 screens; Around the Green Gravel by Chris Van Allsburg: silk-screened using 11 screens; The Kilkenny Cats by Seymour Chwast: silk-screened using 10 screens; Cat and the Fiddle by Daniel Pelavin: silk-screened using 14 screens; Three Skaters on the Ice by Guy Billout: silk-screened using 24 screens; Queen of Tarts by Barry Moser: silk-screened using 5 screens.This collection honored Serigrafia’s commitment to preserving a precious heritage… the art of illustration. This suite of renderings illustrating Mother Goose and five nursery rhymes was a collaboration of six of today’s most accomplished illustrators. One hundred of these collections were donated to The Children’s Health Fund, NY, aiding the preservation of our most precious heritage of all: children. Prints measure: 20 1/2" x 26". Portfolio measures: 22" x 28 1/2". Provenance Photographs supplied by Serigrafia. Condition Fine. In original publishers wraps.

[Illustrated] Strand, Paul. The Mexican Portfolio. Da Capo Press, New York, 1967. Second edition. No 783 of 1000, signed by Strand on limitation page. 20 photogravures, with the plate list and texts by Leo Hurwitz, Paul Strand, and David Siqueiros. Sheets measure: 12 3/8" x 16". Condition Very good. Wear to slipcase, split to one edge. Photogravures in fine condition.

[Illustrated] The Lithographs of Chagall 1962-1968. [Lithograph III]. Notes and Catalogue by Fernand Mourlot and Charles Sorlier. Boston Book and Art Shop, Inc., Boston, 1969. With two original color lithographs: frontispiece and dust jacket (protected by acetate jacket). 13" x 9 3/4". 179pp. Gray cloth, black letters. Condition Book in fine condition. Dust jacket has a tiny brief crease, acetate jacket has short tear to spine.

[Illustrated] Verlaine, Paul. Parallelement. Paris, 1943. Illustrated by Alermy Lobel-Riche. No 120 of 230. Initialed by Lobel-Riche on colophon. 102 pp., 41 drypoint etchings. Loose as issued in original slipcase. Printed on Velin d'Arches paper. Condition Very good. Rubbing to edges of boards and slipcase. Some splitting to slipcase.

[Illustrated] Warner, Robert and Benjamin Williams. Collection of 82 Plates from the Orchid Album. B.S. Williams, London, 1882-97. Housed in two brown leather Solander boxes. Plates executed by John Nugent Fitch. Hand colored lithographs and chromolithographs in color on wove paper. Four plates (Nos. 36, 95, 106, and 223,), are hand colored. Condition Boxes in fine condition. Minor toning to plates.

[Illustrated] Zuniga. Introduction by Ali Chumacero and autobiography by Zuniga. Galeria de Arte Misrachi, Mexico City, 1969. Leather and silk binding in matching slipcase by Fernando Lopez Valencia. Unnumbered. Signed by Zuniga and Valencia. Condition Very Good +. Light wear to edges of slipcase. Slipcase sunned. Light wear to binding, especially on spine. Spine faded.

[Lynd Ward] 3 volumes. All illustrated by Lynd Ward. Includes: (1) Goethe. Faust. Translated by Alice Raphael. Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith, New York, 1930. #328/501. Signed by translator. (2) Ward, Harry F. In Place of Profit: Social Incentives in the Soviet Union. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York/London, 1933. A on copyright page. (3) Erasmus. Moriae Encomium; or The Praise of Folly. Limited Editions Club, New York, 1943. Condition Condition varies. Generally good +. (1) Slip case very worn. Spine sunned. Remnants of bookplate on front free endpaper- toned front end paper. (2) Damgae to front endpaper. (3) Slipcase worn.

[Lynd Ward] 4 volumes. All illustrated by Lynd Ward. Includes: (1) God's Man. Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith, New York, 1929. (2) Mann, Thomas. Nocturnes. Equinox Cooperative Press Inc, New York, 1934. #527/1000, signed by Mann on colophon. (3) Vertigo. Random House, New York, 1937. Signed by Ward on half title. (4) Mad Man's Drum. Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith, New York, 1930. Condition Condition varies. Generally very good +. Light wear to bindings. Interiors toned commensurate with age. (1) First 10 pages have evidence of damp staining to upper corner. Does not affect images. (3) Tear on half title. (4) wear to dj, closed tear along bottom edge.

[Lynd Ward] 5 titles, 6 volumes. All illustrated and signed by Lynd Ward. All Limited Editions Club. Includes: (1) Reade, Charles. The Cloister and the Hearth: A Tale of the Middle Ages. In 2 volumes. 1932. #352. Vol 2 signed. (2) Hughes, Richard. The Innocent Voyage. 1944. #915. (3) Hemingway, Ernest. For Whom the Bell Tolls. 1942. #614. (4) Conrad, Joseph. Lord Jim. 1959. #317. (5) Writings of Thomas Jefferson. 1967. #493. Condition Generally very good +. Wear to slipcases. (1) Wear to dustjackets. (3) Spine toned. (4) Evidence of moisture, does not affect text/images.

[Lynd Ward] 5 volumes. All illustrated by Lynd Ward. Includes: (1) Hoyt Swift, Hildegarde. House by the Sea. Harcourt, Brace, and Co, New York, 1938. (2) McNeer, May. Martin Luther. Abingdon, New York, 1953. Signed by McNeer and Ward. (3) Hoyt Swift, Hildegard. North Star Shining. William Morrow & Co, New York, 1947. Inscribed by Ward. (4) McNeer, May. Little Baptiste. Houghton Mifflin Co, Boston,1954. Signed by McNeer and Ward. (5) McNeer, May. America's Mark Twain. Houghton Mifflin Co, Boston, 1962. Condition Condition varies. Generally near fine.

[Lynd Ward] Brinig, Myron. Illustrated by Lynd Ward. The Flutter of an Eyelid. Farrar & Rinehart Inc, New York, 1933. 8vo. Mauve cloth with gilt lettering. Condition Very good. Wear to dust jacket with evidence of tape. Sunning to top edge of binding.

[Lynd Ward] Dumas, Alexandre. The Count of Monte Cristo. Illustrated by Lynd Ward. Introduction by Andre Maurois. 4 volumes in slipcase. Limited Editions Club, New York, 1941. #786/1500. Signed by Ward on colophon. 10 1/2" x 7 1/2". Condition Very good. Wear to slipcase. Bookplate of Ryda and Bob Levi on front paper of each volume. Hinges toned.

[Photography] 4 Photos by Mary Van Cline. All signed and numbered #5/10 in pencil. 2014. (1) The Listening point. (2) The Listening Point Beyond. (3) Healing Passage of Time. (4) Flotation Sea of Time. Photos measure: 19 x 13 1/4". Condition Fine.

[Photography] 9 Ambrotypes, 2 tintypes. 2 ambrotypes in composite cases, 1 hanging, 1 in molded thermoplastic case, the rest in parial cases. 1 tintype in full case. Condition Condition varies. Wear to cases. Some flaking or crackles to lacquer. Hairline cracks in thermoplastic case

[Photography] 9 Daguerreotypes. 4 in partial cases, 4 in full cases, 1 in small velvet case. Condition Condition varies. Wear to cases.

[Photography] Bubley, Ester (American 1921-1998). "Untitled". Gelatin silver print for "A Mysterious Presence: Macrophotography of Plants", published in 1979. Framed: 16 1/4" x 14 1/4". Provenance From the collection of Esther Bubley's niece. Condition Near fine. Minor creasing/bumping to bottom corners. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Bubley, Ester (American 1921-1998). "Untitled". Gelatin silver print for Pepsi Cola International in Guatemala. c. 1955. Stamped and labeled in pencil on verso Framed: 20 1/4" x 16 1/4". Provenance From the collection of Esther Bubley's niece. Condition Near fine. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Bubley, Ester (American 1921-1998). "Untitled". Gelatin silver print from "Oil Town, U.S.A." for the SONJ (Standard Oil Company of New Jersey). Tomball, Texas. 1945. Numbered on verso in pencil. Framed: 20 1/4" x 16 1/4". Provenance From the collection of Esther Bubley's niece. Condition Near fine. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Bubley, Ester (American 1921-1998). "Untitled". Gelatin silver print of a woman and cows. n.d. Stamped on verso. Framed: 14 1/2" x 11 1/2". Provenance From the collection of Esther Bubley's niece. Condition Near fine. Taped to matting. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Bubley, Ester (American 1921-1998). "Untitled". Gelatin silver print of Marianne Moore for LIFE Magazine. September 21, 1953. Labeled and stamped, and written in pencil on verso. Framed: 16 1/4" x 20 1/4". Provenance From the collection of Esther Bubley's niece. Condition Very good to near fine. Toning to left edge. Wear to edges and corners. Pin holes in corners. Tape from previous hinging on verso. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Bubley, Ester (American 1921-1998). "Untitled". Gelatin Silver Print of Trinidad for Pepsi Cola International. c. 1955. Stamped and labeled on verso. Framed: 10 1/4" x 14 3/4". Provenance From the collection of Esther Bubley's niece. Condition Near fine. Hinged with tape to mat. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Close, Chuck. Portrait of Kate Moss. Pigment print. #5/25. 2005. Numbered and signed in pencil by Close on margin. Limited to 25 total, this hand-signed photo was originally part of a series for W Magazine in 2003. For this series, Close used a daguerreotype camera, a 19th century technique used for early photography. Float mounted. Sheet: 20" x 15 3/4". Famed: 24 3/4" x 20 1/2". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Wear to frame, does not affect art. Sight condition: fine. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Hurrell, George (American, 1904-1992). Photographic print of violinist Jascha Heifetz. c. 1980- from Portfolio III. Numbered #78/110 l.l. Signed l.r. Sheet: 11" x 14". Condition Very good to near fine. Small blemish in are of black by Heifetz's head. Minor warping. Bump to upper right corner.

[Photography] Maywald, Willy (German, 1907-1985). "Rufino Tamayo." Possibly 1968. Gelatin silver print. Signed, titled, and dated "1948" on verso [date is thought to be incorrect]. Credit stamp on the verso. Image: 12 3/4" x 11 1/2". Framed: 18 1/4" x 16 1/4". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Newton, Helmut. Special Collection: 24 Photo Lithos. Congreve Publishing, New York, 1979. First Edition, stated. Oversize volume in original black and white soft wrapper, as issued. Condition Very good +. Light wear to edges. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Photography] Stein, Fred (German-American, 1909-1967). "Georgia O'Keefe." 1962. Silver gelatin print. Photographer's handstamp on verso. Image: 9 1/2" x 7 1/2". Framed: 16 1/2" x 14 1/4". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Art] Barbier, George (French, 1882-1932). "Dutch Girl". 1919. Ink and Gouache on card. Signed and dated l.r. Image: 10 1/2" x 7 3/4". Matting: 18" x 14". Condition Very good to near fine. Light toning and soiling. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Art] Brunelleschi, Umberto (Italian, 1879-1949). "Le Roi Regarde le Petit Lapin." 1912. Illustration for Contes Du Temps. Watercolor and gouache on board. Signed l.r. Framed: 33 1/2" x 28 1/2". Requires third party shipping. Condition Very good. Light surface scratches visible under a bright light. Corners bumped. Hand made frame worn. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Art] Brunelleschi, Umberto (Italian, 1879-1949). "Romanesque: Modèle de Chez Jenny." Pochoir with ink border. Plate designed for fashion magazine La Guirlande. [Paris, 1919]. Unsigned. Sheet: 13 3/4" x 10 1/4". Condition Very good. Minor staining to blank margins. Creasing to l.r. corner. Remnants of hinge tape on back upper edge. Margins uneven. 3rd party shipping only.

[Art] Brunelleschi, Umberto (Italian, 1879-1949). 4 gouache and pencil designs for military costumes, with the general title "Restauration". (1) "Le Prince de Joinville". (2) "Fusilier". (3) "Commandant de Vaisseau". (4) "Capitaine de Frégate". Each heightened with gold and signed in pencil l.r. Titles written in pencil. Sheets: 19" x 12 1/2". Condition Very good. Paper lightly toned. Pin holes to upper corners of each one. Dimpling and creasing to paper. Blind stamp "Bristol AL" in l.l. corner of Commandant. 3rd party shipping only.

[Art] Brunelleschi, Umberto (Italian, 1879-1949). Costume Design for a young woman." Gouache over pencil. Signed in pencil l.r. 1830 written in pencil l.l. Sheet: 19 1/4" x 13". Condition Fair. Toned. Lightly soiled and creased. Chipping and closed tears to all edges. Left side hinged. 3rd party shipping only.

[Art] Erte [Romain de Tirtoff] (Russian-French, 1892-1990). 2 original gouache illustrations. (1) "Woman with Pen and Ink". Signed in pen l.r. Framed: 24 1/2" x 20 1/4". (2) "Woman in chiton dress." c.1930. Pencil and gouache. Signed in pen l.r. Sheet: 15 1/2" x 11". Condition (1) Very good + lightly toned. Faint lighter area above her head. (2) Good: foxing with deppression in paper, does not affect image. Lightly toned & creased. Hinged to mat on top edge. Soling to mat. 3rd party shipping only.

[Engraving] 2 Copperplate engraving Portraits. (1) "Charles Marquis Cornwallis." Copperplate engraving. Published 1793 by I. Jones, after portrait by Daniel Gardiner, British, 1750-1805. Framed: 22" x 31 1/2". (2) Francis Rawdon-Hastings, Earl of Moira. Published and engraved by Joshua Reynolds after portrait by Reynolds, 1792. Framed: 22" x 31 1/2". Condition Under glass not examined out of frame. Foxing to margins. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Engraving] After Louis De Carmontelle (1717 - 1806). Portrait of Benjamin Franklin, caption "On l'a vu desarmer les tirans et le dieux." Engraving. Published by François Denis Nee [1780]. Sheet: 7 5/8" x12 1/4". Framed: 14" x 20". Cresswell No. 77. Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Minor toning, foxing. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Engraving] An Episode in the Opening of a Cattle Country. No. 3 of 20. Signed and dated '87 in plate l.r. Mounted on board and framed. With accompanying reproduction of the plate in color. Plate: 10" x 6 1/2". Framed: 20" x 17". Condition Very Good. Plate and imprint in near fine condition. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Engraving] Besler, Basilius (German, 1561-1629). Hand-colored floral engraving. "Acanthus Spinosus; Scorpioides Maior tertia Dod; Scorpisides Minor tertia Dodonei.” From , "Hortus Eystettensis", Nuremberg, 1613-40. Latin text on verso. Sheet size: 17" x 21 5/8". Condition Near fine. Small spot u.l.

[Engraving] Capt. Paul Jones Shooting a Sailor who had Attempted to Strike his Colours in an Engagement. Sayer & Bennett, London, January 1, 1780. Hand-colored mezzotint. Image: 9 7/8" x 12 7/8" Matting: 14 1/8" x 18 3/*'. "The British public liked to make its flesh creep with tales of the terrible Jones, and this print, manifestly designed for nonaristocratic consumption, is a good specimen of such thrillers" (An Album of American Battle Art p 40). This Sayer & Bennett print is considerably rarer on the market than the one issued by Carrington Bowles and with fuller coloring and showing a much more muscular Jones. Smith American Naval Broadsides 24. Condition Good. Toned. Mounted to matting. Repair to bottom margin.

[Engraving] Sayer, Robert (English, 1725-1794). "His Royal Highness Frederick Duke of York, Colonel of the Coldstream Guards." Hand colored copperplate engraving. Published 10th Augt. 1790 by Robt. Sayer of 53 Fleet Street, London. Sheet: 9 5/8" x 12 5/8". Framed: 15 3/4" x 20 1/4". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Toning. Small dampstain to bottom l.r. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Etching] Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720-1778). "Aco di Settimio Severo." Etching. 1759. Signed in plate in l.r. Hind 54. State III/VI. Sheet: 23" x 15". Framed: 36 1/2" x 29 1/2". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Minor foxing. Slipped under matting. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Etching] Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720-1778). "Altra Venduta del tempio della Sibilla in Tivoli." Etching. 1761. Signed in plate in l.l. Hind 63. State I/III. Sheet: 26 1/4" x 17 1/2". Framed: 37 1/2" x 29 1/2". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Toned, minor foxing. Repair to l.r. corner margin. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Americas] Western Hemisphere] Haas/Homann Heirs. Americae Mappa Generalis. Nuremberg, 1746. Engraved map. 21” x 18 1/4”. Framed: 31 1/2” x 29”. Text in Latin. Depicting California as a peninsula and the Pacific Northwest blank. Later hand-coloring. Colored cartouche. Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Minor soiling, mostly to margins, slight toning. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Asia] Tallis, John. (1) Map of Asia. Hand colored engraved map. 5 handcolored vignettes.London, J & F. Tallis, c.1850. (2) Map of Thibet, Mongolia, and Mandchouria. Hand colored engraved map. 6 hand colored vignettes. London, J & F Tallis, 1851. Each image: 13" X 10". Each framed: 24 1/2" x 21 1/2". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Folding crease to center. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Canada] Delisle, Guillaume. "Carte du Canada qui comprend la Partie Septentrionale des Etats Unis d'Amerique." Chez Dezauche, A Paris, 1783. Engraved map. Hand colored outline. Image: 25 1/2" x 19 1/2". Framed: 32 3/4" x 24 3/4". This is the eighth state of the map, issued by Dezauche in 1783 and 1789, before nearly all traces of royalty were erased from the cartouche in the wake of the French Revolution. It is the first state to reflect the founding of the United States. Tooley (Amer) #42, p. 21. Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Centerfold crease, occasional spotting. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Caribbean] 2 maps. (1) Homann Heirs. Dominia Anglorum in Praecipuis Insulis Americae ut sunt Insula S. Christophori Antegoa Iamaica Barbados nec non Insulae Bermudes vel Sommers. c.1740. Engraved map. 21 3/4” x 19 1/4”. (2) Thomson, John. West India Islands. St. Christophers, St. Lucia, Nevis. 1817. Engraved map. 23 3/4” x 19 3/4”. Hand-colored. Condition Very good. Slight offsetting and centerfold crease to (2). (1) toned. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Germany] 2 Framed maps. Hondius, Henry. "Austria Archiducatus." Amsterdam, 1631. Engraved map. Hand colored. Image: 21" x 14 3/8". Framed: 29" x 23". ++ De Wit, Frederick. "Circuli Saxoniae Superiori pars meridionalis. c.1690. Engraved map. Hand colored. Image: 22 1/2" x 19 1/4". Framed: 27 1/2" x 24 1/2". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Toning and spotting. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Great Britain] Coronelli, Vicenzo Mario. Parte Settentrionale Del Regno D'Inghilterra... (with) Parte Meridionale Del Regno D'Inghilterra. Venice, c. 1690. Engraved map. 2 sheets joined. 35 1/4” x 24”. Text in Italian. Contemporary colored outlines, cartouches colored. Condition Very good. Slight soiling. Small repair to margin.

[Great Britain] 2 Maps. Hole, William. "Scotia Regnum." c. 1610. Engraved map. Hand colored. Image: 12 1/4" x 10 1/4". Framed: 19 1/2" x 17 1/2". ++ Speed, John. "Oxfordshire described with ye Citie and the Armes of the Colledges of yt famous university." Henry Overton, London, c. 1720. Engraved map. Hand colored. Image: 20 3/8" x 15". Framed: 25 1/4" x 20". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Middle East] Roberts, David. 22 sheets from Roberts The Holy Land. F.G. Moon, London, 1842-9. Standard Edition. 10 plates. 11 in text engravings, of which one is hand colored. Sheets: 24 1/2" x 17 1/2". Condition Very good. Loose in folder. Minor creasing and chipping to edges.

[New Orleans] Tirion, Isaak (Dutch, 1705-1965). Grondvlakte van Nieuw Orleans, de hoofdstad van Louisiana. Amsterdam, 1769. Hand-colored engraved map. Image: 17 1/2" x 13". Framed: 24" x 20". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Slight offsetting. Folding creases to maps. 3rd Party shipping only.

[New York] Currier & Ives. "The Great East River Bridge, to connect the Cities of New York & Brooklyn." New York, 1872. Hand colored lithograph. Sheet: 14" x 11 1/8". Condition Good. Toned. Hinged to top margin of matting. Occasional spotting to margins.

[Pennsylvania] Shearer, W.O. Shearer’s Map of York County Pennsylvania. W.O Shearer & D.J. Lake, Philadelphia, 1860. Lithograph map. 59 3/4” x 62”. Framed: 63” x 64 1/2”. 4 sheets joined. Mounted. Hand-colored. Modern rollers. Various town insets and engraved inlays of York County. Condition Fair. Varnished. Edges and map chipped, some losses and tears. Several damp stains evident to bottom edge. 3rd Party shipping only. Sold as is.

[South America] 2 Framed Maps. (1) Jansson, Johann. Peru. Amsterdam. c. 1640. Hand colored engraved map. Image: 19 1/4" x 15". Framed: 27 1/4" x 23 3/4". (2) De Vaugondy, Robert. Isles de Saint Domingue. Paris, 1750. Hand colored engraved map. Image: 20" x 18 7/8". Framed: 30" x 29 1/8". Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. (1) Good. Tape repair to l.l. (2) Very good. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Virginia] Map of the State of Virginia Containing The Counties, Principal Towns, Railroads, Rivers, Canals & All Other Internal Improvements. Published by West & Johnston. Richmond VA. 1862. 8vo. First edition. Bound in original black paper boards with Virginia State Seal "Sic Semper Tyrannis" embossed on rear board. Map uncolored as issued. Measures: 37" x 26". Based off the Lewis von Buchholtz seminal map of Virginia, published in 1858. Condition Good +. Minor rubbing and crease mark to front board. Toning and minor tears along folds.

[Virginia & Maryland] Vaugondy, Robert De. Carte De La Virginie et Du Maryland. Paris, c.1793. Engraved map. 25” x 18 7/8”. French edition of the Fry-Jefferson map. Fifth state with “ordinaire” and date removed from title cartouche. Hand-colored outlines. Cartouche uncolored. Pedley 470. Condition Very good. Spotting. Creasing to centerfold.

[Virginia] Sachse, Edward. Fortress Monroe, Old Point Comfort and Hygeia Hotel, VA. Chs. Magnus, New York, 1861. Lithograph. Hand colored. Image: 18" x 28". Framed: 38" x 29 1/2". Condition Under glass, not examined out frame. Toning. Tear along middle of margin to skyline of plate, repaired. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Washington, D.C.] Geographical, Statistical, And Historical Map Of The District Of Columbia. Carey & Lea, Philadelphia, 1822. Hand colored engraved map. From A Complete Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas. Sheet: 22 3/4" x 17 3/4". Condition Fair. Split along centerfold, almost separated.

[World] Homann, Johann Baptiste. Planiglobii Terrestris cum utroq Hemisphaerio Caelesti Generalis Exhibito. Nuremburg, 1720. Engraved map. 20 3/4” x 18 1/2”. Framed: 33 1/2” x 30 1/4”. Text in Latin. Double hemisphere map of the World, vividly engraved and embellished with the celestial hemispheres and natural phenomena. Incomplete Australia and eastern view of New Zealand present. Hand-colored world hemisphere borders. Continents colored. Gilt dots to the Middle East and Asia. Condition Under glass, not examined out of frame. Slight soiling. 3rd Party shipping only.

[World] Hammond's 12 Inch Terrestrial Globe. C. S. Hammond, New York. c. 1930. 12 chromolithographed paper gores. Cast iron base. c.1930. 16" x 22". Condition Fair. Patina to cast iron base. Aging to gores as expected. Some minor splits and chip loss. Discoloration stain to Middle-East area of globe. 3rd Party shipping only.

[Atlas/Middlesex] F. W. Beers. County Atlas of Middlesex Massachusetts. J. B. Beers & Co., New York, 1875. Large Folio. 164pp and 103 color lithograph maps. Black leather back & black boards, stamped in blind and lettered in gilt. Condition Good. Binding worn along edges, secure, contents fresh, short tear in each of two maps, minor stain to lower corner of few maps.

[Atlas/New Hampshire] Town and City Atlas of the State of New Hampshire. Compiled from Government Surveys, County Records and Personal Investigations. D.H. Hurd & Co., Boston, 1892. Large Folio (17½). 335pp. 240 maps (several in color and double-page), 53 views from photographs and other sources on 36 pages, of homes and businesses. Publisher’s brown leather back & corners, pebble-grain maroon boards, front cover letters in gilt. Map count based on whether or not the map extended at the gutter to the adjoining page. Phillips 2137. Condition Good. Front cover separated, wear along separation and to corners, interior clean and fresh, one map loose but complete.

[Atlas] Johnson’s New Illustrated (Steel Plate) Family Atlas. Johnson and Ward, New York, 1862. 63 maps on 92 numbered sheets, some double paged. Maps are hand colored, and include states, New and Old World countries. Condition Fair. Disbound. Chipping and tears along margins. Dampstained throughout. Lacking Sheet 2 of Rivers and Mountains, Maps of Massachusetts area (25-26) of Virginia (37-38), Arkansas (47-48), The Ancient World (98-104).