Search Results: Titles starting with D from The Franklin Bookstore

Original TV Week Chicago Tribune January 5 - 11, 1963Condition: Very Good, Complete, slight edge discolor, 8" x 11" with 24 pages plus 8 R pagesColor Photo Cast of the Dakotas - Jack Elam, Larry Ward, Michael Green, Chad Everett - Front CoverTV MailboxPhoto of Jackie CooganMcKeever and the Colonel by Hank GrantPhoto of Dorothy Crider and PrinceTV animals by Marion PurcelliThe Dakotas by Robert GoldsboroughPhoto of Chad Everett, Larry Ward, Natalie TrundySmall Photos of: Leonard Bernstein, Mickey Rooney, Barbara Rush, Gina Lollobrigida, Sammy Davis Jr., Barbara Rush, Eydie Gorme, Tommy Sands, Tyrone Power, Robert Stack, Tommy Sands, Aldo Ray, Ruth Roman

Original August 1927 Theatre Arts Monthly Volume XI, #8Condition: Very Good, Complete 8" x 11" tall with about 90 pages and Arts Advertisements from 1927 on heavy paper. With B&W Photos, drawingsPhotos and Illustrations:Marie Taglioni FrontispieceDrawing of Michel Fokine by Rego Monteiro from Decouvertes sur La DanseMikhail MordkinVaslav NijinskyAdolph BolmKaraguez by Goncharova and LarionowDrawing of Ronny Johansson by Olga Parhael-LindenCarlotta Grisi by ?Anna PavlovaBallerinas Rehearsals by Bettannier of painting by TeichelRuth PageIllustration Pas de Quatre danced by Grisi, Taglioni, Grahn, and Cerito 1846Isadora Duncan - Isodora DuncanEagle Dance of the Pueblo Indians by Fred Kabotie?Koshare Rain Dance of the Pueblo by ? Medea 2 photos Bennett SchoolCambodian Dancers in The Royal IdylRuth St. DenisDenishawn DancersTed ShawnMichio ItoMorris Dance by English Folk Dance SocietyNicholas HazHarland DixonAnn PenningtonAlbertina Rasch Girls in Rio Rita, Lucky and Le Maire's Affairs.The Bolero in… Read More

Little Journeys, 1906. soft. Fine. July, 1906 Vol. XIX no. 1 Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Elizabeth Siddal by Elbert Hubbard in Little Journeys to Homes of Great Lovers 6 X 8 Tall with 28 pages plus 8 pages of ads and covers Condition: Fine with shipping string mark on front, dark green cover, heavy stock pages are uncut, never read copy from 1906. with illustrations of Rossetti and Siddal. Complete

Harpers Monthly, 1858. soft. Good. 6.5"" X 10"". Original Edition Publisher-Printing Location: Harper Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: Harper's New Monthly Magazine February, 1858 Volume XVI, Number XCIII Size and Page Count: 6.5"" X 10"" Tall, 151 pages Condition: Good, binding good, cover is yellowing and some staining and tears, pages in good shape,untrimmed edges have some browning
Illustrations Information: 64 woodcut illustrations
-------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------

An American in Constantinople with 23 Woodcut Engravings
David Livingstone's Travels in South Africa with 17 Woodcut Engravings
A Culinary campaign by Alexis Soyer
A Marriage tragedy - By Wilkie Collins
What women talk about
Poem How to enjoy winter
Reminiscences of a man of the world
Prunes and prisms
Poem - Nancy's brook Jack of all trades.
A matter of fact romance (caps 6-8) - By Charles Reade
The Virginians (chaps. IX-XII) - By William Makepeace Thackeray
Monthly record… Read More

Original Edition -December 3,1945 Newsweek Magazine - America On Strike - 8.25 X 10.75 Tall with mostly B W photos Condition: Poor to Fair, rubbing of covers, yellowing of pages from age, spine torn, Missing Pages no mailing label on cover. Front Cover - Union Strike against General Motors

Original December 1, 1923 National Parks Association Bulletin Number 36Condition: Good, 2 pages, 1 sheet, 8.5" x 11" tall, edge tearsOhio Women open Fight to Save National ParksDefinition of National ParksObjects of National ParksNational Monuments

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

1921. soft. Very Good. Rare, Original, Songs of Erin 1921- Wrap the Green Flag Round Me Boys and 6 other Songs of Erin This sheet music folio insert into the 1921 Boston Sunday Advertiser contains Rare, Original, Songs of Erin 1921- Wrap the Green Flag Round Me Boys and 6 other Songs of Erin This sheet music folio insert into the 1921 Boston Sunday Advertiser contains 7 songs of Irish Independence and a writing by Ireland`s Denis Morgan of Thurles, Tipperary.Wrap the Green Flag Round Me BoysThe Felons of Our LandSlievenamonthe Soldiers SongThe Jackets GreenSinn Fein AwahnThe Jackets GreenWriting by Mayor Denis Morgan of Thurles, Tipperary

London Journal, 1867. soft. Good. 8.5"" X 11.5"". Original Edition London Journal an Weekly Record of Literature, Science, and Art for the week ending June 15, 1867. Publisher-Printing Location: London. Date and Numbering: June 15 1867, No. 1166 vol. XLV Size and Page Count: 8.5 X 11.5 Tall 16 pages Condition: Good , moderate foxing, soiling - four pages loose, but not torn. disbound issue. Illustration Information: Half page front wood engraving illustration entitled The Departure from the Costume Ball , along with engravings of Drusilla's Prayer , and Lilian's Visit to Mr. John Johnston's Chambers , Contains: Eve; or, An Angel of Innocence -By Pierce Egan , a First Printing Series Diavola; or, the Woman's Battle by Mary Elizabeth Braddon a First Printing Series Winning Her Way -By Mrs. E.D.E.N. Southworth a First Printing Series Pale Janet -By Fairfax Balfour a First Printing Series A Woman with a Vengeance by unkown author a First Printing Series (only… Read More

1945. hard. Fine. Dick Tracy-Meets the Night Crawler 1945 First Printing Published 1945 by Whitman Racine, Wisconsin Condition: Fine with jacket, Complete pages tanned from age. Based on Chester Gould's comic strip

Puritan Publishing, 1898. Leather. Very Good. Original Edition --Dictionary of United States History-- 1492-1898 Four Centuries of History Written Concisely and Arranged Alphabetically in Dictionary Form by J.Franklin Jameson, Ph.D. Publisher-Printing Location: Puritan Publishing Co., Boston, Mass. Date and Numbering:1898 possibly 3rd Edition Size and Page Count: 7"" x 9.5"" Tall 733 Pages Condition: Very Good Full Calf Leather bound with gilt lettering on spine and blind stamping on boards, inside of hinges are cracked, previous owners signature on title page, text block tight, corner good, no foxing Illustrations Information: Nearly 300 Portraits plus charts and tables -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- From the Preface, ""The preparation of this book was due to the belief that a Dictionary of United States History, in which the facts of our history should be concisely stated, in alphabetical form, for ready reference, would be useful to that… Read More

Saturday Evening Post, 1959. soft. Good. ORIGINAL MAGAZINE COVER Saturday Evening Post ---Dieting Through Dessert --- This is the front cover only, not the entire magazine. It measures approx. 11 by 14 inches tall. Condition: Good - a few small tears at edge Cover Illustration: Dieting Through Dessert Description of Cover: Mr. Noble, on Constantin Alajalov s 1959 cover, doesn t even make it through dessert. His pretty dinner companion is overjoyed at the thought of strawberry shortcake, but Mr. Noble (panel 2) nobly declines. Pretty lady jabbers away, enjoying her dessert, while Mr. N looks like…well, remember that dog you had who watched with pitiful, soulful eyes as you forked down your dinner? Like that. Finally taking pity by the eighth panel of this scenario, the lady gives the last bite of dessert to the man, making for a happy couple in the last segment. Cover Artist: Constantin Alajalov Constantin Alajalov (also Aladjalov) (1900 in Rostov, Russia - October 23, 1987 in Amenia, New York) was… Read More

Rare Historical Copies from artifacts published in 1949Diplomata Karolinorum IX Kings of Provence Kings of Burgundy Collection of facsimile reproductions published in 1949. Published under the direction of 1.Ferdinand Lot, honorary professor at the Sorbonne Member of The Instutut - 2. Phillippe Lauer, Honorary Curator of Manuscripts of the National LibraryOriginal acts of the Carolingian Monarchs -of the 8th and 9th Century from original manuscripts preserved in the Archives and Libraries of FranceHuge 18" X 22" Tall with outer cover and fold, inner cover, 25 Manuscripts on heavy stock single sided paper and Index Table.Publishers: Toulouse Edouard Privat 14, Arts Street & Paris Henri Didier Publisher 6, Sorbonne Street1949Cover Page Original FrenchDiplomata Karolinorum Recueil de reproductions en fac-simile Des actes originaux des souverains carolingiens. Conserves dans les archives et bibliotheques de france Publie sous la direction de Ferdinand Lot, professeur honoraire a la Sorbonne Member de… Read More

Popular Science Monthly October 1891RareEdited by William Jay Youman New York
Condition: Good, tight, some foxing, a little dog ear edges, rear cover and the very rear advertisement page have pieces cut out, some pencil marks and signatures on end pages ( Ruth, Birch, Mrs. Bessie Boyd 880 St. Nicholas Ave, New York, Ruth Swift)(moth preserved on page 853)
Lessons From Census by Carroll D. Wright with 2 charts of 1790, 1800Development of American Industries since Columbus VIII Manufacture of Steel by William F. Durfee with 10 IllustrationsMetamorphoses in Education by A.E.DolbearRivalry of the Higher Senses by G. T. W. PatrickExercise for Elderly People by Fernand LagrangeLife on a Ostrich Farm 5 Illustration/photosDress and Adornment History II by R. Stark with 11 Illustration/photos On Polyandry History by A. B. EllisDogs of Ancient Egypt by M. G. Maspero with 2 Illustration/photosAstronomical Societies and Amateur Astronomers by M. L. NiestenSpinning Sisterhood by Olive Thorne MillerHearing in Lower… Read More

Original TV Week Chicago Tribune September 22-28, 1962 Condition: Very Good, Complete, slight edge discolor, 8" x 11" with 24 pages plus 8 R pagesCover Donna Douglass of Beverly HillbillyBeverly Hillbillies by Seymour Korman with photoVince LLoyd, small photoEnsign O'Toole with color photo of J.C. Flippen and Dean JonesJack Benny with color photoLoretta Young and James Philbrook with color photoEmpire Richard Egan, Terry Moore, Ryan o'Neal, Anne Seymour with color photoI'm Dickens - He's Fenster with color photo of Marty Ingels and John AstinCarol Lawrence with small color photoAlistair Cooke small photoDanny Thomas small photoLoretta Young small photoShirl Conway small photoJoe E. Brown small photoAdam Napier small photoBarbara Stanwyck small photoDiana Lynn small photoViveca Lindfors small photoWeathersfield at Schaumburg full page home Advertisementetc

Original 1857 Atlantic Monthly Volume 1 Six Monthly issues bound into the First Volume of Atlantic Monthly. November 1857 to May 1858 - November 1857, December 1857, January 1858, February 1858, March 1858, April 1858, May 1858 in Boston by Phillips, Sampson and Company, Stereotyped by H.O.Houghton and Company

Condition: Fair, Half Leather and brown cloth boards, hinges have been repaired, past tape showing on covers, hinges work, 6" x 9" tall, foxing on ends pages with 892 pages. Most or all contents are First Printings!

Douglas Jerrold obituary by unnamed
Florentine Mosaic (Commesso also known as Florentine Commesso)
Sally Parsons's Duty by Rose Terry Cooke - First Printing
The Romany Girl - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
The Chartist's Complaint - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
Days - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
Brahma - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
Illusions - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
The Origin of Didactic Poetry by James Russell Lowell First Printing
Santa… Read More