Search Results: NEW ENGLAND from Monroe Bridge Books

Reading, Mass.: Loring & Twombly, Publishers, 1896 398pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in two toned cloth, gilt still bright, binding tight, illustrated throughout. Previous owner's name on the front free endpaper "C. M. Sweetser", possibly being the author "Rev. C. M. Sweetser".

Massachusetts: Printed by A. I. Randall, 1914 [1914], oblong format, unpaginated, 24 leaves printed on fine glossy paper, staple and single cord binding, photographic covers, illustrated throughout, covers rubbed. The Company was established in September of 1889, dating this to 1914. SCARCE - no copies found in OCLC.

Andover, Massachusetts: The Andover Press, 1915 Oblong format, [1] 57pp, printed on fine glossy paper, black and white photographs of the girls throughout, bound in green paper over boards, gilt still bright, binding and hinges tight. NO LABELS, NOR INSCRIPTIONS. Occasional foxing.

Washington [D. C.]: Government Printing Office, 1900 34pp, bound in decorative, blind stamped, green cloth, with gilt lettering still bright, binding tight. With Addresses by Senator Chandler [William E. Chandler of New Hampshire] / The Secretary of the Navy, Hon. John D. Long / Senator Lodge. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.

Portland, Maine: Chisholm Bros. IN GOOD CONDITION. Circa 1880. With 47 photographic views, accordian folded pages, bound in gilt stamped cloth. One page separated. Photographs still bright, with no foxing. Corner wear to covers.

Cummington Historical Commission, 1986 Oblong format, 39pp, printed on fine glossy paper, binding and hinges tight, black & white photographs throughout. Besides the signature of Alice C. Steele, there are NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. Covers slightly age faded. Includes a Miniature Room Tour Map, laid-in. Book and map are in a protective mylar sleeve.

Amherst, MA: Associate Alumni of the University of Massachusetts, 1964 *Volume XI, Spring 1964, Number 2 is in Good Condition. 38pp, printed on fine glossy paper, with b/w phototgraphs throughout. *Volume XI, summer 1964, Number 3 has a cover in Poor Condition, with contents in Good Condition. 42pp, printed on fine glossy paper, with b/w photographs throughout. 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1. ALUMNI MAGAZINES.

London: The Fine Art Society Ltd., 1907 This OVERSIZED book is in VERY GOOD + CONDITION. xxv [3] 312pp, printed on heavy laid paper, bound in original tan cloth, map frontis, decoratve red/black borders with vignettes around map & title page. This Large Paper Edition LIMITED TO 500 COPIES. ILLUSTRATED THROUGHOUT, with numerous tipped-in color plates, with captioned tissue guards intact, deckled page edges. Covers show corner/edge wear, mottled covers, front hinge starting, damp mark along edge of prelims. BINDING TIGHT.

NEW JERSEY: The American Historical Society, Inc., 1919 This FIRST EDITION, stapled book, is in VERY GOOD CONDITION. 111pp bound in original stiff wraps, with gilt lettering, bearing the Phelps heraldic shield on back cover, deckled pages edges, edge wear/tears and surface scuffing. Title page in red and black, personage photos tissue guarded, with articles on Worcester - Massachusetts, Halifax - Nova Soctia, The Lottery in American History, Goodwin and Allied Families, Hill and Allied Families, Post-Hiller Families, Prof. Theodore Barrows Stowell, Dr. Hall Jackson, The Great Arctic Disaster, and more. BINDING AND HINGES STRONG AND TIGHT.

Concord, N.H.: Society For the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, 1936 [14], 195pp, bound in tan paper, with binding tight, illustrations and folding maps throughout, with the tipped in map on the inside of the back cover present. No tears to any of the maps, all in Fine Condition. Covers show slight darkening, with edge wear/tear. Interior in Very Good Condition, with NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS NOR MARKINGS. HISTORY AND GEOLOGY OF THE DUBLIN / JAFFREY AREA OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Burlington, Vermont: Free Press Printing Co., 1913 IN GOOD ++ CONDITION. 24pp, bound in original, stapled stiff wraps, with binding tight. Name of "Louis Nadeau" on front cover, staples rusty.

Winchester, Massachusetts: Arthur Griffin, 1966 OVERSIZED, Oblong format. 200pp, bound in green cloth, gilt still bright, binding and hinges tight. Signed by Arthur Griffin on the half title page. Dust jacket shows wear and tear, with tape to the back side. Gift inscription on the front free endpaper. COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF NEW ENGLAND.

Worcester, Massachusetts: Krizik & Corrigan Inc., 1972 Unpaginated, 30 leaves, bound in stapled, stiff paper covers, with an illustration of downtown Shelburne Falls on the front cover, with illustrations throughout. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.

New Haven, Conn.: The Price & Lee Co., 1957 The Athol portion of the book - 328pp, [16] and the flip side for the Orange Directory 168pp, [8], printed on fine glossy paper, bound in orange cloth, with the binding and hinges tight. Includes the Phone Directory bound in. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.

New Haven, Conn.: The Price & Lee Co., 1954 The Athol portion of the book - 318pp, and the flip side for the Orange Directory 158pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in orange cloth, with the binding and hinges tight. Lacks the phone directory, as someone cut it out of the center of the book. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. Covers age darkened.

1942 IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. Plastic comb binding, with original stiff covers. Includes information on the 50th Reunion in 1992 - with color photographs. Along with the Reunion in 1967, and school records for Jean W. Engel.

Circa 1950-1960 ? A bookmark from the Library in Woodstock, Vermont, measuring 5". Shows some creases.

Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1905 FIRST EDITION HARDBACK, OLD DEERFIELD SERIES. GOOD+ CONDITION. No DJ. 352 pages with 4 pages of publisher ads, bound in light blue decorative cloth. Front board has red lettering and tan design of Indian Boy with bow and dog. Front board has surface wear. Spine faded, with very slight shelf wear all around on edges and corners. Front and back hinge split, but still bound. Slight foxing on fly pages with small 1/2" stain in lower spine area from front fly page to dedication. Frontis with tissue for a total of 7 illustration pages. NO MARKING, INSCRIPTIONS OR LABELS, THIS IS A CLEAN COPY. This book completes the story of the strange adventures of little Stephen Williams, the 10 year old son of Deerfield's minister, who lived over a year alone among the Indians in Northern Vermont and Canada. A brief resume of his story, recounted in "The Boy Captive of Old Deerfield", is given as an introduction to this volume. (I also have this… Read More

Adams, MA / Savoy, MA: Self Published / Printed By Lainde Publishing & Tooling Co., 1973 [8], 148pp, bound in a plastic clamp binding over stiff boards, with binding and hinges tight. INSCRIBED & SIGNED "To Steffi and Armand / With Sincere Affection / Doris DeLugan, / Author". Tales of local history in Adams, Massachusetts, starting around 1900. Previous owner's name and stamped price inside front cover.

Boston: The Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine (Boston Medical Library - Harvard Medical LIbrary), 1974 55pp, printed on fine glossy paper, bound in original glossy stiff wraps, with binding tight. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. Light soiling to back cover.