Search Results: Authors starting with G from The Franklin Bookstore

Old Farmer's Almanac, 1821. soft. Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: E.G.House, Boston Date: 1822 Size and Page Count: 5" X 7.5" Tall, about 40 pages Condition: FAIR , (Farmer's Almanacs were frequently referenced during the year of publication with personal notes added on some) Well Used, Worn on all corners, edges, front and back pages with possible notes pencil or ink around top and bottom on each page. No missing pages -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian ---------

Old Farmer's Almanac, 1831. soft. Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: E.G.House, Boston Date: 1832 Size and Page Count: 5" X 7.5" Tall, about 40 pages Condition: Good , (Farmer's Almanacs were frequently referenced during the year of publication with personal notes added on some) Well Used, Worn on all corners, edges, front and back pages with possible notes pencil or ink around top and bottom on each page. No missing pages -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian ---------

Old Farmer's Almanac, 1816. soft. Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: E.G.House, Boston Date: 1817 Size and Page Count: 5" X 7.5" Tall, about 40 pages Condition: Good , (Farmer's Almanacs were frequently referenced during the year of publication with personal notes added on some) Well Used, Worn on all corners, edges, front and back pages with possible notes pencil or ink around top and bottom on each page. No missing pages -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- Includes articles: Stamp Table Military Fines College Vacations for 1817 Table of interest Tables of the value of Gold Coins of Great-Britain, France and Spain List of Stages Court Dates Milch Cows Culture of Rye Culture of Potatoes Swine Poetry and Wit Roads to boston

Old Farmer's Almanac, 1845. soft. Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: E.G.House, Boston Date: 1846 Size and Page Count: 5" X 7.5" Tall, about 40 pages Condition: Good to Very Good , (Farmer's Almanacs were frequently referenced during the year of publication with personal notes added on some) Well Used, Worn on all corners, edges, front and back pages with possible notes pencil or ink around top and bottom on each page. No missing pages -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian ---------

Old Farmer's Almanac, 1844. soft. Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: E.G.House, Boston Date: 1845 Size and Page Count: 5" X 7.5" Tall, about 40 pages Condition: Good , (Farmer's Almanacs were frequently referenced during the year of publication with personal notes added on some) Well Used, Worn on all corners, edges, front and back pages with possible notes pencil or ink around top and bottom on each page. No missing pages -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian ---------

Old Farmer's Almanac, 1846. soft. Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: E.G.House, Boston Date: 1847 Size and Page Count: 5" X 7.5" Tall, about 40 pages Condition: Good , (Farmer's Almanacs were frequently referenced during the year of publication with personal notes added on some) Well Used, Worn on all corners, edges, front and back pages with possible notes pencil or ink around top and bottom on each page. No missing pages -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian ---------

Original June 1922 Progressive Teacher Magazine Volume XXVIII Number 6 Sam Y. Adcock Editor, Chattanooga and Morristown, Tennessee"The leading Educational Journal of the South. Circulates in every State in the Union" "The Magazine with a Vision"Condition: Very Good, Edge tears, cover torn some around staples 8.5" x 12" tall with 104 pages, mailing label on front with AdvertisementsFront Cover - School's Out, Time for the Fishing and Swimming Hole drawing by ?Second Cover - Summer School for Teachers by Guido JanesSchool Teacher Dress Reform by Bess Furman, Ida Kruse MacFarlane, Miss Mitchell. "School teachers", said Mrs. MacFarlane with great positiveness, "Should dress more beautifully and attractively than motion picture actresses. Education must be make so beautiful that it is irresistible. How can we expect our young people to love the cultural when it is presented by people who look like the disinherited?" With 4 PHOTOSStudy General Science by C.V.Hackney Poem - Would you like to know what… Read More

Original The Cosmopolitan Magazine 5 issues of the First Printing Original serial story of H.G.Wells The First Men in the Moon. Illustrated by E. Hering.Condition: Very Good, 6.5" X 9.25" Tall with about 100 pages on content and about 100 pages of Advertisements in each issueThe First Men in the Moon -by H.G. Wells - Illustrated by E. Hering (First, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth of the 8 series) including FIRST PRINTING, FIRST OF SERIESWhat Communities Lose by the Competitive System - by Jack LondonThe Way That He Took - by Rudyard Kipling - Illustrated by Gordon R. Grant.A Fall From Grace by Dulany Hunter - illustrated by Vincent A. SvobodaGlobe-Wernicke Co. Cinncinnati, Ohio 'The Unit Idea' Ad final installment in the June 1901 issue.Many other articles & Ads The First Man in the Moon -by H.G.Wells FIRST PRINTING 1900! RareOriginal -The Cosmopolitan Magazine- 5 issues that are the major part of the complete series with is the FIRST PRINTING, FIRST PUBLICATION of this famous science fiction… Read More

Etude, 1945. soft. -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Theodore Presser Co. Philadelphia, PA Date and Numbering: March 1945, Volume LXIII, No. 3 Size and Page Count: 10.5"" X 13.5"" Tall, approx. 70 pages Condition: Very good, binding good, some browning on cover, minor foxing Illustrations Information: ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: Figures and Phrases Warings-Pennsylvanians-Vochestra Objectives of Scale Practice Do Musical Talents Have Higher Intelligence? Why Not Get Up a Summer Musical Play? and mant more article Music Pieces: Excerpt from the Andante of the ""Surprise Symphony"" -By Haydn -Levine Arietta (From ""Eight Lyric Pieces"") -By Edvard Grieg I know that My Redeemer Liveth -By G. F. Handel -Norwood W. Hinkle Largo (Violin and Piano) -By G. F. Handel -Franz Kneisel and many more pieces!

ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: August 1920, Volume CXLI, Number DCCCXLIIISize and Page Count: 6.5 X 10" Tall, approx. 200 pages, includes advertisements and the back cover with statement of Harper's New Monthly MagazineCondition: Good, binding good, front and back covers are loose with small tears and foxing, spine cover with small tears, pages with untrimmed edges are browning on edge, some pages have small watermark stains, pencil markings on front cover and content page, Complete.Illustrations Information: approx. 40 illustrations and many vintage advertisements! ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----Articles and information:An Old Chester secret: A story in three parts (part I) -By Margaret Wade Campbell DelandPoem: Old trees -By Mary Brent WhitesideMarseilles, the bridgehead of the Levant -By Herbert Adams GibbonsNew nonsense novels: The split in the cabinet, or the fate of England (an English… Read More

Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: August 1935, Volume 171, Number 1023 Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10" Tall, approx. 200 pages, includes advertisements and the back cover with statement of Harpers New Monthly MagazineCondition: Good, binding good, front and back covers with foxing, back cover with crease, some pages have foxing, Complete.Fascinating articles with vintage advertisements! ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----Articles and information:Gilbert and Sullivan (part I) -By Hesketh PearsonChemistry wrecks the farm -By Wayne W. (Wayne William) Parrish and Harold F. (Harold Florian) ClarkThe home place: Spring -By Dorothy ThomasMars, his idiot -By H.M. (Henry Major) TomlinsonFiction tells all -By Henry Seidel CanbyParade of the gravediggers -By Stuart ChaseWhen Doctors Agree -By G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton "A thing worth doing is worth doing badly." FIRST PRINTING!!! later in 1936 or 1937 published in a volume… Read More

Poster of Gettysburg 'Little Round Top' July 2, 1863 Huge Glossy Color Poster HUGE 24" x 36" Image is 13" X 23.5" Wide. printed in 1992 Condition: Very Good, not perfect, some slight fold markings mostly in the lower blue base.General Benning's Brigade takes Devil's Den at the foot of Little Round Top July 2, 1863Little Round Top and the Valley of Death by Dale Gallon depicts the scene after Benning's Georgians occupy Houck's Ridge as the fighting still continues in the valley and on the slopes of the rocky hill.

March 1974 Guns & Ammo MagazineCondition: Good+, mailing label, 8 x 11", B&W photos and some Color PhotosThe Non-Shooter & The 2nd Amendment by Jack HillockWebley & Scott 's Amazing Autos History and Design by Bob Hill (5 pages with Color -B&W photos)The Paris Guns - Terror at Long Range World War I by Michael Bussard.220 Swift by Dan Flores M77, M54, M701974 AMC Matador Color AdvertisementLugers Simson & Company World War I by Michael ReeseJohn Bianchi Showpiece with double page color photo by Ken FaustCooper on Handguns by Jeff Cooper1781 Continental Line Infantry Weapons by Garry James - Brown Besses, Short Land, bayonet, Committee of Safety Muskets, Model 1783, 1766, 1770, 1773New 1974 Winchesters by Elmer Keith.243 Winchester by Ken Faust1974 Mouflon Sheep Hunting in Texas by John WoottersMauser Broomhandler by Konrad F. Schreier, Jr.Velocities of the Shotguns by Don ZutzCarl Gustav Rifle by Les Storrs.22 Upgrad Rimfire Rifle by John LachukThibodaux, Louisiana Police Department - Chief Earl… Read More

May 1974 Guns & Ammo MagazineCondition: Very Good, mailing label, 8 x 11", 100 pages, B&W photos and some Color PhotosConnecticut Valley Arms Duelling Target Pistols by Hot Loading the 9MM by J.D.JonesStopping Power by David A. JohnsonConversions Custom Rifles from single shot actions by D.A.Stawarz7mm The Experts Choice by Don ZutzDouble Page Plymouth Voyager Van Advertisement Color AdHunting the Wily Coyote by John Wootters.257 Roberts by Ken FaustShotguns Crazy Patterns a Study by Don Zutz541-S Sporter by John LachukJoplin Missouri Police Department - Chief Bernard J. Kakuske by Burt T. MillerSquires Bingham Model 30 PumpFN's auto Rifles by Kinrad Schreier, Jr. Fabrique Nationale Herstal BelgianLetters, Editorial, Departments, 1974 Gun Advertisementsetc

Saturday Evening Post, 1948. soft. Description Saturday Evening Post November 13, 1948 ORIGINAL EDITION Size and Page Count: 11.25 X 14 Tall, 184 pages, includes advertisements Condition: Good, front cover with a tear, some small staining Cover by Steve Dohanos, Color and B W illustrations, photos and many vintage advertisements. ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and information: 18 The Edge of Danger Frederick Howard ss; illus. George Hughes 22 Brandy for the Parson Geoffrey Household nv; illus. Bernard D Andrea 31 Beautiful Schemer Irving Gaynor Neiman ss; illus. Wesley Snyder 34 False Witness Harry Klingsberg ss; illus. Perry Peterson 40 Dishonored [Part 4 of 6] Martha Albrand sl; illus. B. Kimberly Prins 44 Politico [Part 8 of 8] Clarence Budington Kelland sl; illus. Perry Peterson

Saturday Evening Post, 1949. soft. Description Saturday Evening Post March 12, 1949 ORIGINAL EDITION Size and Page Count: 11.25 X 14 Tall, 156 pages, includes advertisements Condition: Good, covers loose, one page missing, some small staining Cover by Constantin Alajalov, Color and B W illustrations, photos and many vintage advertisements. ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and information: Marriageable Male Irving Gaynor Neiman ss Danger Zone Joseph Wechsberg ss Crisis in the House Ralph Knight ss Women Like to Be Fooled Kingsley Tufts ss Midnight Boy [Part 1 of 7] George Agnew Chamberlain sl Rustler s Range [Part 4 of 7] Monte Barrett sl

Original December 31, 1919 The Outlook Magazine World War ICondition: Very Good, NO MISSING pages, Complete with Ads that the bound volumes do not include. 9" X 12" Tall. Editors Lawrence R. Abbott, N.T.PulsiferMen are Square (OK)1920 The Year of National ReconstructionMonopolies in Meat PackersProhibition with photo of John F. KramerRailway Problem - returning the railways to their owners. Judge George W. AndersonCoal Operations World War IPhoto of Frank McGlynn as Abraham LincolnCharles Keck and photo of SculptorCartoons for 1919Horatio W. Parker and photoRights and the Crimes of SpeechMen are Square "As long as the capitalist believes that the laborer is crooked and the laborer believes the capitalist is crooked, not amount of labor organization on the one side or plans for profit sharing and bonuses on the other will make the organization of industry steady and secure."Diary of a Juror in 1919 - Four DaysWho will be the Next President? with 16 photos of prominent candidates.Citizenship and the… Read More

The Galaxy Bound Vol. 21 1876 -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location:Sheldon Co. , New York Date and Numbering:Vol. 21 January to June 1876 Size and Page Count: 6.25"" X 9.5"" Tall, approx. 868 pages Condition: Good, binding good, some browning on edges,foxing,some water staining on end page and edges, has a state historical stamp on title page, prev. owners signature on front end page, 1/2 leather brown and black cloth in fair condition with some wear to leather Illustrations Information:none - ---An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: This bound book is 130+ years old. It contains many fascinating articles from that time. One interesting note: In 1871 General Custer began to contribute articles on frontier life to the ""Galaxy,"" which were published in book-form un­der the title ""My Life on the Plains"" (New York, 1874). He was engaged on a series of ""War Memoirs"" for the ""Galaxy"" at the time of his death. This bound volume carries four… Read More

Original PIC Magazine January 4, 1944 Front Cover Twin Girls at Christmas with dolls 10.5 X 13 Tall with 52 pages Condition: Very Good, a few loose pages, pages yellowed from age, COMPLETE NO MISSING PAGES George Bernard Shaw and the Shape of Tomorrow with photosWounded Fighters Greenbrier Hotel with photosCongressional Record with photosList of Civilian War Leaders with photosMaitland's Red Devils with many photos World War IILeathernecks Celebration Manhattan with photos Imogene CarpenterPre-New Year Parties with photos for service menMarilyn Sable with photosLatest Movies and photosBroadway USO, Chorine Evelyn Ward, Olga Roberts, Elaine BassetTexas University Austin, Show and Dance with photosRobert K. Speer, 20th Century MindAstoria Long Island musical show with photosBoxing Sailors with photosWho Killed Dorothy Huber? with photos

soft. Description -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Charles Scribner s Sons Publishers, 597 Fifth Avenue, NY Date and Numbering: July 1937, Vol. CII, No. 1 Size and Page Count: 9 X 12 Tall, approx. 100 pages Condition: Very Good, binding good, covers with slight discolor due to age Illustrations Information: Many illustrations and photographs, including vintage advertisements ----- Contains:Don Juan, Santo Domingo by George BiddleBook Notes by Katherine Gauss JacksonCoronets to Cheshire Cheese by W.D.H. McCulloughCover Photograph by Trede-Lemmerzdon herold examines by Don HeroldDown the Companionway by Katherine KentEast-to-West---4. Burma by George BrandtThe Exiles (Verse) by Tristram LivingstoneThe Genius by Elick MollLife in the United States by Velma CarsonA Landlubber BecalmedLife in the United States by Miriam Pope CiminoBaked Beans to Hominy GritsLife in the United States by Lacy DonnellReturn of a NativeLocal Girl Makes Good by Sally BensonMagnificence by John LangMusic and… Read More