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Wraps, octavo, pp. [12]. Black and white illustrations. Just light shelf wear. Very Good in the publisher's stapled wrappers laid in to a decorative cardstock folder from a Whittekind exhibit at the Robert Hull Fleming Museum at University of Vermont, which ran from March 20 until April 10, 1974. Ensconced in a clear protective display sleeve with white cardstock backing board.

Published by Tuttle in flex boards with purple dust wrapper and gold foil title label as a Christmas and New Year's Greeting, 16mo (6 inches in height x 4 inches in width), pp. 21. A thin, striped remnant of what appears to be an old tipped-in name or greeting tag is visible on the title page upon the lower portion of the word Charles (see image for our best attempt at a close-up).

Wraps, octavo, pp. v + [3] + 1-71. Illustrated throughout. Previous owner name inside front cover with note: "Saw these in Shelburne 1960." Just light rubbing along edges and spine. GOOD and sound in the publisher's decorated stapled green wraps with gold foil title label on front wrap.

Quarto, pp. 52. Covers Volume 21, 1966, through Volume 32, 1978. Small ink notation at top of front cover and at top of title page. Just light shelf and consultation wear. Very Good in the publisher's stapled yellow cardstock wrappers.

Fair. Theological pamphlet, octavo, pp. 52. Removed from a bound volume. Moderate foxing and pencil notes, and a vertical crease, as from folding. Nevertheless, a sound, essentially good copy of an uncommon title. American Imprints 45-5883.

Publisher's burnt orange stapled wrappers, creased, octavo, pp. 18. Laid in is a Rate Sheet, Series XLIII. No. 933, dated Boston, September 16, 1925, with a correction to page 9 of the parent pamphlet involving Maine and the other New England states. Additionally laid in is Series XLVI No. 658, a brief stapled pamphlet dated Boston, June 1, 1928, with further corrections. The whole with just light wear, as with age and careful handling, but GOOD and sound and ensconced now in a clear protective display sleeve with white card-stock backing board. For more, see Caverly, Annual Cyclopedia of Insurance in the United States, Hartford, 1915, pp. 163-4.

Presentation copy from Outdoor writer Harold Sheldon to Frederick C. Lincoln, octavo, pp. 759. Black & white illustrations. INSCRIBED by Sheldon to Frederick Lincoln on the free front endpaper. Vermont native Sheldon, firearms expert, World War I veteran, and one time Vermont Fish and Game Commissioner was also a popular gun/game writer for The Sportsman, Field and Stream, and Outdoors Magazine, among others. This copy a presentation from Sheldon to Colorado native Lincoln, prolific writer in the field of birds (Migration of Birds, e.g. ) and driving force in the formation of the North American bird banding program. Lincoln's bookplate on front pastedown. Copy of U.S. Dept. of Agriculture press release announcing Sheldon appointed as Chief U.S. Game Warden, June 24, 1926, laid in. Title page working loose and light shelf rubs to board tips & spine ends, but GOOD in the publisher's green cloth with faded gilt spine lettering.

Hardcover, octavo, pp. [vii]-ix + [30]-254 + [6] + l leaf ads. Illustrated. Board tips, spine ends, & gutters rubbed lightly. GOOD and sound in the publisher's blind-ruled green cloth over boards with faded spine lettering gilt.