Grand Rapids, Michigan: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co, 1944. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good/good +. 8vo., 141pp., brown cloth covers, index.
Pendle Hill, Australia: Doug & Helen Parker, 1982. Edition Not Stated. Stiff wraps. Very good +. 8vo., 123pp., illustrated. -- Short diagonal crease to the rear cover. "This book recounts the history of a very active house sect which rejects any name and which has become world wide through the activity of its homeless preachers who go out two by two, Conduct missions and organize annual conventions. Although this sect was founded at the beginning of the twentieth century in Ireland by a lay evangelist William Irvine, a Scot, its members believe that it originated in the first century when Christ sent his disciples out two by two on their first mission to Israel"-rearcvr.
New York: Catholic Book Publishing Co, 1963. Completely Revised Edition (Confraternity Version). Hardcover. Fine. 12mo., 1311 pages, black leatherette, decorated endpapers, color frontispiece, color and black and white illustrations throughout the text. Unpaginated color illustrated stations of the cross at the rear. Five color ribbon markers. "This Missal Belongs to" blank. In original box. (As New).
Philadelphia: Printed for H. Sweitzer , Corner of Fourth and Race Streets: Ackerman & Hancock, 1803. Second English Printing in the United States. Hardcover. Good +. 12mo., 72pp. half leather and marbled boards.
No Place: No Publisher Indicated, No Date. Reprint Edition (No Edition Stated). Hardcover. Good +. Short 8vo., 137 pages. Previous owner's signature on first free endpaper dated 1939 (so date published is 1939 possibly earlier). Light wear to the extremities, first seven or eight pages bumped to top front with resulting light diagonal crease.
Litchfield, Illinois: Sunshine Press, 1938. Limited Edition. Stiff wraps. Near fine. Privately printed from Poliphilus and Blado types on Tweedtext Gray, bound in Green Armada, by the Sunshine Press. Of this book eleven hundred copies were made. . . this copy being Number 329. -- Short Quarto, 30 pages, illustrated with nine very nice woodcuts. -- non authorial inked inscription on the foreword page. No other notable defects.
New York: Dodd, Mead & Co, 1925. Fourth Printing. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo., maroon cloth, 344 pp. -- Dodd Mead imprint at heel of spine has gilt lettering faded, tiny water stain to back cover, light wear to the extremities. Internally clean, binding sound. -- Condition.
Chicago: Consolidated Book Publishers, 1943. Edition Not Stated. Full leather. Near fine. 12mo., 291 pages, black & white vignette illustrations throughout the text by Henry Winkler. Illustrated text of the Sermon On The Mount Previously Published in the Illuminated Bible 1941. -- Words of Jesus in red letter. -- Presented to page filled in with previous owners name in ink. No other notable defects.
Boston: Phillips, Sampson, and Company - New York: James C. Derby, 1854. First Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. 8vo., stamped decorated cloth, 559 pages. -- Ex-Libris Bookplate of Herbert Belden Swift on the front paste-down. Light wear to the extremities. A clean, sound copy.
Lafayette, Indiana: Pilgrimage, 2001. Reprint Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. 8vo., blue cloth, 136 pages. "Walter Marshall (15 June 1628 - August 1680) was an English, non-conformist Puritan pastor and author best known for his book on the Gospel Mystery of Sanctification, which has been praised as perhaps the single greatest work on sanctification ever composed."-wiki.
New York: Catholic Book Publishing Company, 1961. Revised Edition. Hardcover. As new. Short 8vo., 1345 pages, all edges gilt, index, color and b&w illustrations. Confraternity Version, Large, easy-to-read type, Latin-English Ordinary of the Mass, Sunday and Feast Day Calendar, A Treasury of Prayers, Explanatory Notes, Over 120 black and white engravings plus many world-famous reproductions in full color.
Techny, Illinois: Mission Press, 1933. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo., 862 pages, original cloth, appendix, table of dates, extensive index. A couple small spots on the spine. Otherwise an extremely nice copy with a small amount of external wear.
London - New York: Eyre and Spottiswoode - Harper & Brothers, 1950. Fine. 8vo., full leather with beveled edges, spine lettered in gilt, beveled edges, India paper, all edges gilt, logo on title page of 'Her Majesty's Printers, Thumb indexed. 1053, 322 numbered pages, plus unpaginated; Helps to The Study of the Holy Bible - A Concordance to the old and new testaments - bible atlas, and index. -- A Gorgeous copy. First blank page at rear of book has Family History of Robert Lee Coates handwritten in ink.
Monzie, Zambia: Seventh Day Adventist Church, No Date. 125 page. Original wraps. Very good. 8vo., 125 pages, index. -- Crease to bottom rear corner of the front cover. Light edge-wear. Name on front endpaper dated 1976.
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Ashtabula, Ohio: Homo Publishing Co, 1942. Third Edition. Original wraps. Very good. Size (5"x7-1/4"), illustrated paper covers, 31 pages + 1 page illustrated advertisment at rear of other Shadduck Books. -- Bottom front corner lightly bumped. First published in 1928. -- "a fictional Negro janitor listens in on college lectures on evolution which threaten to topple his Christian faith whilst his pious, exasperated wife Mammy Lou contends with him.".-tripod.com. -- "Rev. B.H. Shadduck (1869-1950) was many things in his day, an officer in the Salvation Army, Deacon and Elder in the Methodist church, Doctor of Philosophy, Christian apologist, public speaker, vocal critic of the teachings of the Jehovah's Witnesses and vigilant refuter of evolution, but he is best remembered today for his series of clearly insane religious pamphlets."-dangerousminds.net.
Riverside, California: Press Printing Company, 1908. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 8vo. (6"x8"), 387 pages, frontis portrait, green cloth, three illustrations, selected sermons and addresses. "All Souls' Universalist Church was founded by Rev. Dr. George H. Deere, in July, 1881. Its services were first held in the Citrus Fair pavilion, and afterward in a little church extemporized from a discarded school building located on Market street near Seventh. In 1891 land was bought at the corner of Seventh and Lemon streets, where the society built the elegant little stone church and parsonage which it has since occupied. The more conspicuous of the lay members who aided in the completion of these buildings were Albert S. White, William Finch, Seneca LaRue, Dr. John Hall, Aberdien Keith, K. D. Shugart and William P. Russell. There was an original membership of fifteen, which had grown to 162 in 1912"-genealogytrails.
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Brooklyn: Mesorah Publications, 2006. First Editions, First Impressions. Hardcover. Near fine. Three folio volumes with matching bindings (embossed paper over boards), marbled foredges, mixed pagination. Bilingual text: Hebrew/English. The Schottenstein Edition. The Jerusalem Talmud, Oz Vehadar Text with an Annotated, Interpretive Elucidation, as an aid to Talmud Study. -- The Rennert Edition of Seder Zedraim.
Fernville, Michigan: Mothers Trust / Mothers Place, 1994. First Edition. Original wraps. Very good +. nba nophoto. 8vo., 85 pgs., glossary. Copyright page states First Edition. Sri Ramakrishna, the prophet of Dakshineswar, was born in 1836. To him, love of God and realization of the Divine was found manifesting in his life partner Sri Sarada Devi, who he worshipped as the Holy Mother. While Gauri Ma was living with Sri Ramakrishna and Holy Mother at Dakshineswar; Sri Ramakrishna gave Gauri Ma the ocher robes of a Sannyasini (nun), and made arrangements for the accompanying rituals of sannyas. Sri Ramakrishna himself offered a bilva leaf into the homa fire. Sannyasini Gauri Mata Puri Devi was the only woman monastic disciple, that was given her formal vows during Sri Ramakrishna's life time. In 1895 commissioned by Sri Ramakrishna, Sannyasini Gauri Mata Puri Devi founded the oldest Womens Math (convent), Sri Saradeshwari Ashram, in Kolkatta, India. In 1897Swami Vivekananda founded the Ramakrishna Mission and in 1901, the Ramakrishna Math. In 1954, Trustees of the Ramakrishna Math funded and started the second womens math (convent), Sarada Math. Sri Ramakrishna was a mighty spring, his disciples so many powerful streams carrying his universal message forward. Mothers Trust/Mothers Place, also known as Ramakrishna Sarada Ashram, Lakeshore Interfaith Institute, Ganges, MI., USA is an affiliated branch of Sri Saradeshwari Ashram where the nuns take their final vows of Sannyas from the "oldest" womens convent commissioned by Sri Ramakrishna. The Ramakrishna Monks and Ramakrishna/Sarada Nuns, work together as equals in their service in their mission.-az review.
London: Lutterworth Press, 1967. India Paper Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. Full leather covers lettered in gilt. 8vo., 783 pp. -- Two pages near center of the book have tiny dog-ears. No other notable defects.
New York: Carlton Press, (1991). Signed by the author on the title page just under his printed name -- 8vo, 144pp, original grey cloth binding -- Fine condition in a very good or better dust jacket (XO-174) Quantity Available: 1 Category: Religion; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request Inventory No: 003150.
