Search Results: Titles starting with A from Mill Race Books (IOBA)

Wood, Melusine. Advanced Historical Dances. (London: The Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing, 1960)
Large Octavo. 189 pages including Index. Hardcover. Bound in black cloth-covered boards and stamped in silver gilt. Includes music and carts along with instructions of 18th and 19th century dance. DJ is in black and white.
Condition: VG in vg dust jacket. DJ is unclipped but has a one inch closed tear and is protected by a Brodart. Book is tight and solid with no major issues except for scattered foxing. Overall, a nice copy. Please excuse the shadow on the photo of the front cover.

Buckham, James. Afield with the Seasons. (Thomas Y. Crowell: New York, (1907))
12mo. iv, 174 pages. Bound in green publisher's cloth with an Arts and Crafts themed Gilt impressed cover and spine. 13 photographic illustrations plus frontispiece. Uncut edges, top edge gilt. Published September, 1907 on copyright page.
Condition: Some color loss to front cover, damp staining to edge of book, affecting illustrations more than text pages. Frontispiece is torn with no paper loss. A few dogears.
James Buckham was born in Burlington, VT November 25, 1858 and died January 8, 1908. His father, M.H. Buckham was President of University of Vermont which he graduated from in 1881.
He penned books as both a naturalist and a speculative fiction writer.

Thomas Gent. Annales Regioduni Hullini: or, The Entertaining History of the Royal and Beautiful Town of Kingston upon Hull (Sold at the Printing-Office [of T. Gent] near the Star in Stone-Gate, York ; By Ward and Chandler, Scarborough, and at their shop in London ; by George Ferraby, Hull ; and by J. Wilford, London, 1735)
Octavo. 201 pages plus index, addenda, postscript and list of subscribers. Six plates including frontispiece. Hardcover. Rebound in the late 19th/early 20th century in a green armorial leather binding stamped in gilt with what appears to be all maps and plates present. Marbled endpapers. Five raised bands.
Condition: VG with some edge wear and wear to hinges. Top edge of text block slightly darkened with age. Handwritten list of plates tipped in on blank page in front. Nice condition.
Provenance: Armorial binding of a lion rampant crest with shield containing three lions rampant and the motto: "Dum Clavum Rectum Teneam" or "If only I go steady", an invocation to do your… Read More

Toldt, Carl. An Atlas of Human Anatomy for Students and Physicians. Fifth Section – Angeiology. (Rebman Company: New York & London, 1904)
Quarto. 192 pages including 190 illustrations. Bound in green and white cloth covered boards with black printing. Illustrations are in multiple colors (black, red and blue) depicting the blood vessels of the body showing cut-aways of the body and head. Translated from the German.
Condition: Ex-Library of the Lock Haven Hospital School of Nursing with all expected stamps and stickers . Hinges starting, call numbers blacked out.