Leaf from a 1693 German Children's Bible: Acts 2 - Descent of the Holy Spirit by NA - 1693

1808-01-01. Unknown Binding. Acceptable. in x in x in. 1803 printing. Both boards severed but present. Printed for Nicholson. Ex library copy with some of the usual markings. Rubbing to the corners. ""A New edition"".

Fair+/good– overall condition. 1904 First Edition, New York: Fleming H. Revell. Hardcover. Maroon boards with decorative embossing. Gilt on spine. No DJ. Previous owners' names inscribed on ffep. Text is free of marks, underlining, and highlighting. Tanning of pages throughout. Small piece torn from lateral edge of p 39; gutter between pp 60 & 61 and pp 108 & 109 is somewhat weakened. Superficial creasing to upper corner of pp 127 – 147. Crease/small tear to upper corner (near spine) of pp 205 to the end of the book. Slight discoloration/dried glue of lower spine (where private library label removed??). Moderate cover wear with sound bumping of corners and slight bowing of both boards.

SIGNED IN PERSON BY FATHER MALLOY with a warm personal inscription to a ND grad! My brother was in the same seminary class as Monk. A brand new later printing in gorgeous gift-quality condition; new mylar for your dust jacket included. Expedited shipping is welcome; signed by author.

Antwerp: apud Henricum et Cornelium Verdussen, 1719. Hardcover. Very Good. Vol. 2 only: [2], 791-1291 [sic 1293], [316] p.; 36 cm. Signatures: 3X8 3Y-5P6 5Q4 5R-6B6 5C-6L4 6M-7A6 7B8 (folio). Contemporary? full calf with eight spine compartments between raised bands. Remains of leather label in second compartment with gilt-tooled title. Gilt-tooled volume number in third compartments and gilt-tooled decoration in remaining compartments. All page edges red. Marbled endpapers. Printer's device on title page. Paginated continuously with vol. 1. Printed in columns. Woodcut decorated initials and tailpieces. Error in signing: 5N1, 5N3, and 5N4 missigned V, V3, and V4. Engraved bookplate on front fixed endpaper of St. Maries College, Rugby (St. Mary's College, in Rugby, England). A heavy book; for international shipping, it will have to be sent by priority international. In Very Good Condition: front joint split and back joint partially split, but boards are attached; leather is… Read More

P. Price, New York, 1835; First Edition; 12mo (4" x 5 7/8"); 288 pgs.; brown cloth with embossed grapevine design; gilt spine titles. The complete series of letters exchanged between Abel C. Thomas and Ezra Stiles Ely from 1833-1835 debating the doctrine of eternal punishment, which incited widespread controversy at the time. The letters of Doctor Ely originally appeared in The Philadelphian, those of Thomas in The Messenger and Universalist, except the concluding seven epistles, which were published here for the first time. Printed by J. S. Redfield. Very Good. Scattered light foxing, light transparent dampstain upper right corner pgs. 17-109, very light cloth wear of the spine panel extremities, interior hinges cracked. A rare first edition of this theological exchange between two prominent thinkers from the period of The Second Great Awakening.

1808-01-01. Unknown Binding. Acceptable. in x in x in. 1803 printing. Both boards severed but present. Printed for Nicholson. Ex library copy with some of the usual markings. Rubbing to the corners. ""A New edition"".

Fair+/good– overall condition. 1904 First Edition, New York: Fleming H. Revell. Hardcover. Maroon boards with decorative embossing. Gilt on spine. No DJ. Previous owners' names inscribed on ffep. Text is free of marks, underlining, and highlighting. Tanning of pages throughout. Small piece torn from lateral edge of p 39; gutter between pp 60 & 61 and pp 108 & 109 is somewhat weakened. Superficial creasing to upper corner of pp 127 – 147. Crease/small tear to upper corner (near spine) of pp 205 to the end of the book. Slight discoloration/dried glue of lower spine (where private library label removed??). Moderate cover wear with sound bumping of corners and slight bowing of both boards.

SIGNED IN PERSON BY FATHER MALLOY with a warm personal inscription to a ND grad! My brother was in the same seminary class as Monk. A brand new later printing in gorgeous gift-quality condition; new mylar for your dust jacket included. Expedited shipping is welcome; signed by author.

Antwerp: apud Henricum et Cornelium Verdussen, 1719. Hardcover. Very Good. Vol. 2 only: [2], 791-1291 [sic 1293], [316] p.; 36 cm. Signatures: 3X8 3Y-5P6 5Q4 5R-6B6 5C-6L4 6M-7A6 7B8 (folio). Contemporary? full calf with eight spine compartments between raised bands. Remains of leather label in second compartment with gilt-tooled title. Gilt-tooled volume number in third compartments and gilt-tooled decoration in remaining compartments. All page edges red. Marbled endpapers. Printer's device on title page. Paginated continuously with vol. 1. Printed in columns. Woodcut decorated initials and tailpieces. Error in signing: 5N1, 5N3, and 5N4 missigned V, V3, and V4. Engraved bookplate on front fixed endpaper of St. Maries College, Rugby (St. Mary's College, in Rugby, England). A heavy book; for international shipping, it will have to be sent by priority international. In Very Good Condition: front joint split and back joint partially split, but boards are attached; leather is… Read More

P. Price, New York, 1835; First Edition; 12mo (4" x 5 7/8"); 288 pgs.; brown cloth with embossed grapevine design; gilt spine titles. The complete series of letters exchanged between Abel C. Thomas and Ezra Stiles Ely from 1833-1835 debating the doctrine of eternal punishment, which incited widespread controversy at the time. The letters of Doctor Ely originally appeared in The Philadelphian, those of Thomas in The Messenger and Universalist, except the concluding seven epistles, which were published here for the first time. Printed by J. S. Redfield. Very Good. Scattered light foxing, light transparent dampstain upper right corner pgs. 17-109, very light cloth wear of the spine panel extremities, interior hinges cracked. A rare first edition of this theological exchange between two prominent thinkers from the period of The Second Great Awakening.