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1917. soft. Original Edition Printing Location: New York Date and Numbering: May 5, 1917, Vol. LXXXIII, No. 2157 Size and Page Count: 10.5"" X 15.5"" Tall, app. 16 pages Condition: Good, Corners sharp, pages clear, library stamp on cover, slight foxing on inside of first page, one page detached, disbound issue. Illustrations Information: Small illustrations or sketches in most pages, many photographs, front cover illustration ""Long Rope Ladders Leading to Observation Stations on the Heights"" -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Human Biology and War: Man And Animals Conform to Different Laws Surgery for Injured Trees Mammoth Cave by by N.C. Nelson How Far to Go in Cavity Filling Initiation for Explosions: The Various Agencies and Methods Employed for Igniting Powders Sand Devastation: How the Dunes Advance and How Their Movement is Checked by Perey CollinsAstronomical Drawings: Practical Suggestions for Recording Astronomical Observations by… Read More

1947. softcover. Very Good. 10.5"" X 14"". 10.5 X 14 Tall Condition: Good - crease on corner 1947 Puss 'n Boots Cat Food Illustrations by Feodor Stepanovich Rojankovsky Reynard the Fox Reverse Side: Pennzoil Double Action Oil no Wax 'Sound Your Z'

Original The Youth's Companion February 20 1919 Youth's Companion Magazine Volume 93 #8 Boston Mass. 17" X 11.5" wide with 16 pages Condition: Very Good, Staples rusted, mailing stamp along top, all pages have shipping crease in center, and edge tears on crease- Complete NO Missing Pages. 16 Pages with cover pages that only come with the individual issues. Most or all works listed are First Printings.

Cover: Statue of Liberty Patriotic Cover World War I Washington Number


Wilson and Company Strawberry Preserves Color Ad
The Hilltop Troop by Arthur Stanwood Pier with illustration http://www.wcdrutgers.net/pier.htm
They Also Serve by Winthrop Roy with 2 illustrations
An Experiment in Luck by Ruth J. Osborne with illustration
The U-Boat Trapper Chapter 6 by Charles Adams with illustration
Editorials - World War I
Current Events
Short Stories
The Boy Who Rode with Washington by Nancy Byrd Turner with small illustrations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Byrd_Turner
Dayton Bicycle Ad
Ferry's Seeds… Read More

Original Orientations Magazine Orientations February 1976Condition: Very Good, pencil marks on front cover, 8" X 11.5" Tall with 90 heavy stock glossy pagesFront Cover: Sensuous Indian Woman ArtOld Road to Luang PrabangProblems of a House DividedHyderabad City of Two Worlds - with 10 Color PhotosSimpler Side of Sabah Malaysia - with 12 Color PhotosSensuous Indian Woman - with 7 colored ExamplesHumayun The Unlucky Heir with 3 illustrationsFiery Fare from Korea - Food with color photoAllegories on Bamboo - Hanunoo literature - with 3 small photosCelebrations in Black and White - Naoko Matsubara woodblocks - Hippies etc - with 5 examplesWayout East Cartoons

Rare Original April 1852 The Children's Magazine 3.75 X 6 Tall, 24 pages plus cover Condition: Very Good, cover has slight mailing string indention, pages very clear, COMPLETE,Calendar for AprilConversation about Passion Week and EasterThe White Pigeon with Wood Cut by Nathaniel OrrThe Fly and the SpiderIs there any Sacrifice now, Obediencethe Little Wagon and the DollA Letter to Two SistersLittle Mary's First Going To Church- Chapter 3The Lord's Prayer PoemThe Children's Magazine was Published in New York by the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, from 1829 to 1874 Edited by:W. R. Whittingham, 1838Anthony Ten Broeck, 1844-1845 Rev. Spencer, until Jan 1857 Rev. A. B. Hart, 1857-1862Published: New York, NY: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, 1829-1874. New York, NY: E. P. Dutton & Co., 1869-1872. 1837, publisher at 28 Ann st.; 1845, publisher at 20 John st.; 1861, 1869, publisher at 762 Broadway frequency: monthly; 1 vol/ yearPrices, 1829,… Read More

Original 1872 Atlantic Monthly - Six Monthly issues bound into the 30th Volume of Atlantic Monthly. July 1872 to December 1872
Condition: Very Good, Green Cloth cloth boards, hinges good, 6" x 9" tall, some page edge tears, ex library 764 pages
Most of this volume contents are First Printings!

Nathaniel Hawthorn - Septimus Felton or The Elixir of Life
John Greenleak Whittier - The Three Bells -
Henry James - Guest's Confession
John Weidemeyer - The Song of Rorek (poem)
J.K.Hoswmer - The New Wrinkle at Sweetbrier or Drama in Colleges
James Parton - Jefferson a Reformer of Old Virginia
Anna Boynton Averill - Youth and Age (poem)
John Brown and His Friends
Edgar Fawett - Counsel (poem)
James De Mille - A Comedy of Terrors
Diversion of the Echo Club
John A. Bolles - Why Semmes of the Alabama was not Tried - Raphael Semmes - Civil War
The Poet at the Breakfast-Table
Current Events Each Monthly Issue = Literature, Science, Music, Art, Politics, The Stage
J.T.Trowbridge - Author's Night
T.B.Aldrick - A… Read More

The Children's Magazine 3.75 X 6 Tall, 24 pages plus cover Condition: Very Good, cover has slight mailing string indention, soiling, pages clear, COMPLETE, individual monthly issue List of Cuts (1852) Calendar for December King Alfred and the Cakes with Wood Cut Illustration by Nathaniel Orr Birthday Resolutions Christmas-day The Better Land Little Children poem by Mrs. L. B. Wright The Rook Lesson on the Church Christmas-eve from poem in Lyra Innocentium by John Keble? Index The Children's Magazine was Published in New York by the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, from 1829 to 1874 Edited by : W. R. Whittingham, 1838 Anthony Ten Broeck, 1844-1845 Rev. Spencer, until Jan 1857 Rev. A. B. Hart, 1857-1862 Published : New York, NY: General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union, 1829-1874. New York, NY: E. P. Dutton Co., 1869-1872. 1837, publisher at… Read More

Saturday Evening Post, 1950. soft. Description Saturday Evening Post July 8, 1950 ORIGINAL EDITION Size and Page Count: 11.25 X 14 Tall, 100 pages, includes advertisements Condition: Good, front cover has a label, some small tears at edge of cover Cover by Amos Sewell, Color and B W illustrations, photos and many vintage advertisements. ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and information: Information from auction. Buccaneer s Prize John Paul Heffernan ss Seagoing Hussy James Charles Lynch ss The Insufferable Woman B. J. Chute ss Now We Are Broke My Dear Nigel Balchin ss The Atom May Save Your Life Steven M. Spencer ar The Fastest-Moving Star in Pictures Pete Martin ar What s Got Into the Phillies? Harry T. Paxton ar Will Stalin Swallow Persia? Ernest O. Hauser ar The Man the Doctors Hate Paul F. Healy ar Don t Get Drunk in Detroit Sidney Shalett ar It All Happened to Me [Part 4 of 4] Betty MacDonald ar Murder Is the Pay-Off [Part 1 of 7] Leslie Ford… Read More

soft. Original Edition Printing Location: Milwaukee, Wis. Date and Numbering: November 1951 Size and Page Count: 8.25"" X 11"" Tall, app. 66 pages Condition: Very good, no foxing, front cover has a little shelf wear, and slightly creased from use. Illustrations Information: Illustrations on nearly every page, some pages with multiple illustrations. Magazine also contains vintage advertisements! -------- Contains: News and Comment So you want to be a Diver! Blessing of the Fleet. A photo story Chesapeake Cordage and Canvas Firefighters Afloat Marseilles Marine Salon -with 19 photographs! The Amazing Voyage of the Resolute West Indies Schooner Pool South of Capricorn and Around Good Hope Aground Off Ludington The Model Shipwright Ship's Mail On the Skipper's Bookshelf ScuttlebuttSo You Want To Be a Diver! - Jack B. Kemmerer Blessing of the Fleet. A photo Story - Gilbert C. Close
Chesapeake Cordage and Canvas - Robert H. Burgess Firefighters Afloat - Henry F. Unger
Marseilles - Norman D. Ford Marine… Read More

Original Orientations Magazine Orientations February 1977Condition: Very Good, pencil marks on front cover, one square photo cut out, 8" X 11.5" Tall with 90 heavy stock glossy pagesFront Cover: The Shrike by Li An-chungSuao RoadCubao's Okay, Too, but Make Mine QuiapoJapan Alps with 12 Color PhotosSinkiang of the Uighur: Antique Beauty of China's New Frontier with 11 color photosWest Java's Adu Domba Holy Gladiatorial Rams - with 8 photosMarvelous Minka of the Japanese Farm Village - with 5 photos (and the one cut out)Art - Li An-chung's The Shrike - with 5 photos of paintingsGreat Mughal Dilettante, Jehangir - with 5 photos/illustrationsNilagang Biyas: Hot Dish of th eCold Season with photoDavid Boyd's Portraits of the Australian Soul - with 6 color paintingsYear of the Snake by Norma Harteam

Original December 1922 World Traveler Magazine 9 X 12 Tall with 64 pages Condition: Very Good, packing string mark on front cover, corner wear, center few pages loose from staples, No mailing label and NO missing pages, Complete Cover: Cover: Design In Florida by Burton RiceModern Ponce de Leons - FLORIDA (11 photos with large article) Lake Worth and Palm Beach 1922 - Golf Course at Belleair, Florida, Key West, Miami, Daytona Beach, Everglades Club at Palm Beach, Chief Willie Willie SeminolesA Day In Sarajevo with 10 photosChristmas in Bethlehem with 3 photosRomany Rye American Brand by Norman Borchardt, Illustration by Borchardt - Tin-can-ia near Tampa TouristHoneymoon Archipelago Bermuda with 7 photosGarden of Eden to BAGDAD with 8 photosFrance in the Orient SAIGON with 10 photosFete Day Among the Savoyards with 4 photosFox Hunting Thrills the English Countryside with 2 photosFlivvering Out of Paris with 3 photosM. Jules Jusserand French Ambassador and other… Read More

Gettysburg, PA: Civil War Times, 1975. softcover. Good. 8.75 X 11.75"". Description-ORIGINAL EDITION-Printing Location: Gettysburg, PADate and Numbering: July, 1975 Volume XIV, No. 4Size and Page Count:8.75"" X 11.75"" Tall, 52 pagesCondition: Good, binding good, cover has small tears at edge, light foxing ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----Articles & Information:
General Thomas Williams - by Norman C. Delaney
On The Peninsular Campaign: Civil War Letters From WIlliam E. Dunn - Edited by Boyd Litzinger and Edward K. Eckert
Gray CLoaks and Daggers - by David W. Gaddy Anna Ella Carroll: Exaggerated Heroine? - by E.B. Long
The War in Words - by James I. Robertson, Jr.
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Original Edition Printing Location: Milwaukee, Wis. Date and Numbering: February 1953 Size and Page Count: 8.25"" X 11"" Tall, app. 58 pages Condition: Very good, no foxing, front cover has a little shelf wear, and slightly creased from use. Illustrations Information: Illustrations on nearly every page, some pages with multiple illustrations. Magazine also contains vintage advertisements! -------A Tale of Two Ships Norman D. FordSouthampton - Lynn GrohHonolulu and the Orient - Paul M. McMahonMarine Travel SalonLuxury Liner of the Mississippi - Capt. Frederick Way Jr.The Lady Took a Freighter - Helen JensenMiniature Ships in Miniature Bottles - Raymond H. Biggsresearcher, or historian------ Contains: News and Comment Frontispiece. En Route to Hawaii A Tale of Two Ships Southampton Honolulu and the Orient Marine Travel Salon -With many photographs Luxury Liner of the Mississippi The Lady took a Freighter Miniature Ships in Miniature Bottles Ship's Mail On the Skipper's Bookshelf Scuttlebutt

The Sinai Strategy
Economics and the Ten Commandments, 1986 by Gary North
6" X 9" Tall with 368 pages Condition: Fine, paperback green and orange cover.ISBN 0-930464-07-9
"There can be little doubt that the Ten Commandments made possible the development of Western Civilization. There is almost equally little doubt that Western Civilization made possible the development of free market capitalism. The question must then be raised: What was it about the Ten Commandments which made possible the development of capitalism in the West, and nowhere else (except in cultures influenced by an already capitalistic West)?"