Mass of the Roman Rite, volume 2 by Jungmann, Joseph - 1955

Toronto: Macmillan of Canada [0-7705-1340-9] [1976], 1st edition. (Hardcover) 388pp. Near fine in very good plus dust jacket. Appendices, notes, bibliography, index. There is a reading room stamp on the front endpaper and fore-edges, also the spine of the dust jacket is lightly faded and has a small dampstain. Locale: Canada. (Religion, Civil Liberties, Jehovah's Witnesses--Canada, Religious Freedom).

London: Hamilton, Adams, and Co. 1831, 13th edition. (Leather binding) 439pp. Very good. Handsomely bound in brown morocco, decoratively stamped in blind and with leather spine label. Marbled endpapers and edges. A previous owner's bookplate was removed from the front inner board leaving some residue. Identified on spine as Jay's Prayers. (Religion, Prayer Books).

Allison V. Stewart, Boston, 1917; 12mo; black leather flex covers; gilt titles; all page edges gilt. The complete individual texts of "Science And Health With Key To The Scriptures," plus numerous other of Mrs. Eddy’s writings: "Miscellaneous Writings 1883-1896"; "Unity Of Good"; "Rudimental Divine Science"; "No And Yes"; "Retrospection And Introspection"; "The First Church Of Christ Scientist"; "Miscellany" (which includes responses to criticisms made by Mark Twain and McClure’s Magazine, and a 1906 refutation of allegations that Rev. James Henry Wiggin was co-author of Science and Health); "Christian Healing"; "The People’s Idea Of God"; "Pulpit And Press"; "Christian Science vs. Pantheism"; "Message To The Mother Church, 1900"; "Message To The Mother Church, 1901"; and "Message To The Mother Church, 1902," the entire collection bound together… Read More

Boston: Munroe, Francis, and Parker, 1808. Hardcover. Fair +. 180 p.; 18 cm. Contemporary full calf with gilt-ruled spine; black leather label on spine with gilt-tooled author's name. Early American Imprints, 2nd ser. (Shaw & Shoemaker), 14476. Former owner's name on back endpapers: Maria Sayforth. The author, Thomas Belsham (1750-1829), was an English Unitarian minister. He served the Essex Street Chapel from 1805 till his death. "These Discourses contain the substance of a Course of Lectures delivered after the morning service to the young persons who attend unitarian worship at the chapel in Essex street."--[p. iii]. Very scarce. In Fair+ Condition: leather is rubbed with loss along spine; front board is almost detached; lacking front free endpaper; finger soiling, light foxing, and browning throughout; complete.

Birmingham: Printed by J. Thompson, 1791 Book. Good. Hardcover. 40 pages. ESTC T71072. Title page spotted to the inner margin. Bound with A second letter published in the same year. ESTC T70389. 7, [1], 52 pages. Final few pages are heavily spotted. Bound together in modern plain paper covered boards. Page edges are untrimmed..

Oxford Univ Press, 1934. HBDJ,blue cloth, gold gilt decorated cover, 1934, 1st edition, minor rub & soil, former owner inscript,VG/VG. First Edition. Hard Cover.

MODERN LIBRARY, 1927. Front inner Flap DJ 95 cents INTACK, Yellow & White Torch Bearer endpaper have Date, Name, small ink markout , HBDJ, 1927, Stated 1ST Modern Library EDITION on Copyright pg, Half Title og mended Repair, BLUE cloth with gilt on front cvr running man words modern library in Gilt, Flex Board binding w/ Dust Jacket. Overall: VG- in GOOD+ DJ with tiny Corner DJ Chips & small Chips Tears Base Foxed DJ Spine NOT Affecting Print, ; has name and date on yellow/white endpapers; else Clean interior; front hinge at title page is cracked Slightly ; else Tight binding; Blue flex boards has hint of wear; gilt lettering and design are bright and clean; DJ has list of titles inside But NO specific # mentioned; it doesn't state how many at top, just say complete list of titles; 95 cent price intact inner flap; has chipping at corners; minor edge wear; fits tight. Small 6 3/4 X 4 1/2 IN APPROX, Interior Lite FOX, Back DJ says Are you pleased with this ML Book & has Pre ZipCode coupon… Read More

New York: D. Appleton & Co, 1845. Hardcover. Very Good -. 333, [1] p.; 22 cm. Contemporary half red morocco with five spine compartments between raised bands with gilt-tooled decoration. Gilt-tooled title in second compartment, "Bishop Onderdonk's Trial," with blind-tooled decoration in remaining compartments. Maroon cloth over boards. All page edges speckled. Marbled endpapers. Imprint includes: Philadelphia: George S. Appleton. Without the 16 pages of publisher's advertisements found in some copies. The official account of the trial of the Rev. Benjamin Tredwell Onderdonk (1791-1861) on charges of immorality and impurity, by the court of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Small oval paper label at head of spine. Small label at lower edge of front fixed endpaper reading: "From the Library of Herbert Boyce Satcher." Tipped in, on the second blank leaf following the front endpapers, is a portrait of Onderdonk engraved by W.L. Ormsby from a photograph by Brady. Tipped in on 2 blank pages… Read More

Oxford Printed at the Theater in Oxford and are to be sold by George West, 1671, hardcover. Whitby's early work published 1671 addresses "false uncertain Mammon" and includes significant amount of his Latin and Greek references for his theory. 411 pages, plus bound in are an Addenda and Errata. -- Hardcover, nice later rebinding 3/4 leather over marbled boards; inner margins are tight but readable. Condition: very good (light scuff to raised bands; text has light damp-stains; a few early blue-pencil marks). -- Collated and complete; several pages are misnumbered but the catchwords are correct.

Venice: Ex typographia Balleoniana, 1720. Hardcover. Very Good. Title continued: "Necnon Instructione Sacrae Poenitentiariae, Propositionibus damnatis, Examine Ordinandorum, & Arte Praedicandi: Opus non tantum confessariis, ac poenitentibus, verùm etiam praedicatoribus, ordinandis, missionariis, cunctisque ecclesiasticis, summoperè utile, ac necessarium." [8], 708 p.; 24 cm. 18th-century full calf with six spine compartments between raised bands. Paper label at head of spine with handwritten title. All page edges red. Title page in red and black. Woodcut title vignette (printer's emblem?); woodcut headpiece, tailpiece, and initial. Includes indices. Text in double columns. At head of title: R.P.F. Felicis Potestatis Panormitani Ordinis Minorum S. Francisci de Observantia. Inscriptions on front endpapers, one dated 1775. Faint circular stamp on title page; stamped on title page verso: "Bibliotheca Mt. St. Alphonsus, Esopus, N.Y." Very scarce. In… Read More