Search Results: Titles starting with J from The Franklin Bookstore

Original November 1967 Popular Photography MagazineCondition: Good+, one page missing 39/40, mailing label on cover The Camera and JFK by John Neubauer - Large Article pages 88 to 103 John F. Kennedy with 16 photos - Never before told stories3D pictures without LensesKoni-Omega METCAdvertisements

TV Guide, 1969. soft. Very Good. Original 1965 Edition Eastern New England Edition Printing Location: New York Date and Numbering: April 10, 1965, Volume 13, No.15 Size and Page Count: 5 X 7.5 Tall, app.100 pages Condition: Very Good, Corners sharp, pages clear, cover has slight wear, No Mailing Label, COMPLETE NO Missing Pages! Illustrations Information: Many photographs and illustrations. Also many advertisements! ----Contents------ Cover Jackie Gleason by Ronald Searle SOS from the Kitchen Networks Plan Moon Landing Coverage Susan Tolsky of Here Come the Brides - She took of her glasses and..... nothing happened Gleason on Gleason As Told to Larry King They by Elston Byars Dream House or Nightmare Castle? Don't Touch That Dial! Movies this Week Fear on Evil Boeing Boeing Companions in Nightmare The Jokers The Defector Guns at Batasi

Original 1952 James Durante The Candidate 1st Edition
Condition: Good, water stain on last few pages along lower edge, 7.5" x 10" tall Simon and Schuster New York, 118 pages

Original January - February 1947 Story Magazine 7" X 10" Tall with 104 pagesCondition: Good to Very Good, rubbing on covers, cover corner fold missing, COMPLETEBiographical Notes on Contributors Liam O'Flaherty and The Night Porter Shepard Rifkin and There Are Worse Places Sidney Alexander and Part of the Act Howard Griffin and A Gentleness about Him Harold Helfer and Tapioca Pudding Dal Stivens and You Call Me by My Proper Name Charles Weyl and First Love I.J.Kapstein and The Rubber Wall Marilyn McLaughlin and The Younger Wife Richard M. Powers and Three Acts with Ballet Nathaniel Meserve and The Heat and That Man Hanna Edward T. McNamara and Mrs. Lusk ADS

6 Original 1919 Japanese art prints of Ukiyoye School 1919 Very Good Condition, 7" x 9.5" tall, on cream paper, vintage early photogravure art print about 100 years old -- not a modern reproduction Special Loose Pictures from The Mentor Journal - Japanese Painting - 6 - prepared by the Editorial Staff of the Mentor Association Volume 7 # 18, Serial No. 190 1919. on Six Different Japanese Art Schools
#1. Yamato-Tosa School. Group on Temple Steps detail of a Roll-Painting by Fujiwara Nobuzane, Flight of the Court , detail of Roll-Painting by Sumiyosh Keion
#2. Landscape, By Kano Maranobu, Waterfall, by Kano Tanyu. The Kano School was founded by Kano Masanobu (1493-1490) and was carried on by his son, Kano Motonobu (1476-1559). It was a period when connoisseurship in Japanese art reached a very high point and noted art critics, such as So-ami, Shingei and Shin-no, laid down the principles of Japanses art criticism.
#3. Jurojin, The Spirit of Longevity. Sesshu stands forth as the greatest painter of the… Read More

Original March 19, 1990 Sports IllustratedCondition: Good, mailing label on front cover, some page wrinkles near the end, 106 pagesAll stories with color photosJennifer Capriati 13 years old by Dave Scheiber Tennis with 6 pages and 9 color photos and cover photoChris Couch - GolfJill Trenary - Figure SkatingOhio Vally Basketball - Patrick Division - NHLKurt Rambis - Phoenix SunsBaseball LockoutFaces in the Crowd PhotosDepartmentsAds

Original 1979 Movie Press KitCondition: 9" x 11" folder with 8" x 10" Black and White Glossy PhotosPhotos:Smokey and the Henchmen - Jerry Reed, Dom DeLouise, Suzanne Pleshette, Louis Avalos and Ozzie DavisLaughing Policeman Jerry Reed, Dom DeLuiseDogged DetectiveCasing the JointArresting TrioMythical MafiosoThe Latin TouchReed Them Their RightsUnEasy RiderDual DutyDirect Approach24 pages Stapled in top right corner: Hot Stuff Staff List, Production Information, About the Cast3 Pages Suzanne Pleshette 5 Pages Dom DeLuise4 Pages Jerry Reed4 Pages Luis Avalos3 Pages Hal Needham4 Pages Hot Stuff A Film Comedy with a TwistBiography Dom Deluise 5 pagesBiography Suzanne Pleshette 4 PagesBiography Jerry Reed 4 Pages5 Pages of other Topics

1984. soft. Good. Original December 17, 1984 Sports Illustrated Magazine Cover: Eric Dickerson breaks O.J.Simpson Record Condition: Good, front cover have piece at bottom missing, mailing label, COMPLETE NO MISSING PAGES 86 pages Contents: Joe Theismann of Washington Redskins - Uncowed By the Cowboys Eric Dickerson Houston Oilers - He Put the Squeeze on the Juice Helena Sukona - Martina Navratilova - Done in Down Under - Tennis National Finals Rodeo - Showdown at the OKC Corral Trevor Matich - Brigham Young - Beware Of the Candy Men - M Ms Strategy Belize's Turneffe Islands Fishing - There are Ghosts Out There, Mon Oral Roberts' Dick Acres and Sons

1954. hard. See Photo Gallery John Browns Body 1954 -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Rinehart and Company, Inc. New York Date and Numbering: 1954 Size and Page Count: 7.75"" X 10"" Tall, approx. 368 pages Condition: Good, binding good, has a few small tears on dust jacket ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: John Brown's Body (1928) is an epic American poem written by Stephen Vincent Benet . Its title references the radical abolitionist John Brown, who raided Harpers Ferry in West Virginia in the fall of 1859. He was captured and hanged later that year, and his name and rebellion inspired the civil war song ""John Brown's Body"". Benet's poem covers the history of the American Civil War in a classical style and is considered the only great American epic. [1] [2] It won the Pulitzer Prize in 1929. The poem was performed on Broadway in 1953 in a staged dramatic reading starring… Read More

University Press of Kentucky, 1985. soft. Publisher-Printing Location: University Press of Kentucky Date: 1985 Size and Page Count: 6"" X 9"" Tall, 127 pages Condition: Like New, dust cover spotless aside from slight fading on spine of dust cover, Articles and Information: Whether one things of him as dashing cavalier or shameless horse thief, it is impossible not to regard John Hunt Morgan as a fascinating figure of the Civil War. He collected his Raiders at first from the prominent families of Kentucky, though later the exploits of the group were to attract a less elite class of recruits. Morgan was able to lead these men into the most dangerous adventures by convincing them that the honor of the South was at stake; yet he did not always succeed in appealing to that sense of honor when temptations of easy theft drew the Raiders from military objectives to wanton pillage. ---------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---------

John-Martin's Book , 1920. Soft. Good. Original John-Martin's Book Magazine November 1920 7.25 X 9.5 Tall with 80 unnumbered pages Condition: Good, cover torn on spine, child's pencil marks on cover, extra heavy paper stock, many illustrations throughout. Complete Full of stories, learning your letters, poems, drawings, puzzles ETC Letter by John Martin -2 pages The Mayflower Poem by John Martin Over 20 other Stories, Poems and Activities Several Pages of Advertisements Ivory Soap - Ivory Heroes Chapter XI The Funny Face Family Toy and Instructo Sign and Word Builder Steinway & Sons - A Dream Come True American Made Toys - Uncle Sam & Santa Claus Inc Patrick-Duluth Woolen Mills - Poem Jack be nimble Keds Shoes Ride a Bicycle - United States Cycle Tires Schoenhut Company - Toys, Toy Piano, Alphie Blocks Schoenhut Company - Toys All Wood Doll, Humpty Dumpty Circus Toys B. Altman & Co. Complete Outfits for Boys and Girls American Flyer - Toy Trains New Departure Coaster Brake - Moving Pictures Ives… Read More

Original John-Martin's Book Magazine June 1927 and Johnny Junior for Little Folk
7.25" X 9.5" Tall with 80 unnumbered pages
Condition: Very Good, cover torn on spine, extra heavy paper stock, many illustrations throughout. Complete
Full of stories, learning your letters, poems, drawings, puzzles ETC

Cover by Ruth Prettyman
Letter by John Martin -2 pages
Poem 'Joy in June' by John Martin
Caedman the Singer by Frances Higgins Illustrated by Henry C. Pits
A Modern Art Rabbit by John Martin Drawing by Stuart Ross
Mothers Daily Dozen XI-XII by Laura Chadbourne Puffer
Century of Railroads by George Carlson
Musician Who Could Not Hear by Ada May Piaget
Hymn to Joy by Ada May Piaget from Beethoven
Child who Played with Fire by Elma Ehrlich Levinger
What is an Eclipse by Anna M. Wetterau
Jimmie Goes to A Party by Frances Dickenson Pinder
In A National Forest Fire Fighters by Esther Cooley Osborne
Travels of Baron Minchausen Viii-IX by John Martin
Bird Bath by Laura McDonald
Peter Puzzlemaker K and L… Read More

Journal De Medecine, 1763. leather. Very Good. Journal of Medicine, Surgery, Pharmacy Volume 18 January to June 1763 Printing Location: Chez Vincent, Printer, Bookseller of Bishop the Count of Provence, S. Severin S treet Paris, France. Date and Numbering: XVIII From January-June 1763 Size and Page Count: 4.25 X 7 Tall, app. 576 pages Condition: Very good , Beautiful Full Marbled Mottled Calf Leather binding, pages clean , front board with crack near spine, marbled end papers, embossed gild lettering and decorative spine, label on spine cover, pages clean, light foxing, ink stamp on title page of School of Pharmacy Paris, red page edges Illustrations Information: Includes graphs and charts and a few engravings of medical equipment. -------An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher, or historian------ Contains: Written completely in French, the Journal of Medicine includes reviews of various books, as well as medical observations and s.

American Education Society, 1841. softcover. Fair. 9.5 X 5.75”. Original, whole, rare publication. November, 1841 #58, 28 pages 9.5 X 5.75” Condition: Fair, waterstained, yellowed, some pages uncut and unopened (never read), signed on front cover by a Mr. Clement Adams. Articles include: 1. Eloquence of the Pulpit by Rev. Charles B. Hadduck professor in Dartmouth College (wrote The Grounds Of Knowledge) 2. Presbyterian Church, Board of Education of the General Assembly 3. Central American Education Society (New York) 3. Maine Branch 5. New Hampshire Branch 6. North Western Branch (Vermont) 7. Windsor County Auxiliary, VT 8. Middlesex South Auxiliary 9. Auxiliary Education Society of Norfolk County, Ms. 10. Western American Education Society 11.Report of Rev. Mr. Nash 12. Articles from the Boston Recorder, N.Y. Evangelist, Charleston Observer, 13. Candidates for the Ministry 14. Fields to be Occupied 15. Gem for the Christian 16. COLLEGIATE RECORD, 1841 with a list of graduate numbers of 26… Read More

American Education Society, 1842. softcover. Good. 9.5 X 5.75”. Original, Journal Of The American Education Society February, 1842whole Complete, rare publication. #59, Volume 16 No. 3. 16 pages Size octavo 5.75 X 9.5 tall Condition: Good, light water stained along bottom of some pages, tanned from age, cover brown paper, some pages still uncut, signed on front cover by a 'Arthur McArthur Esy'. Articles include: Prayer for the Colleges Day - The Last Thursday of February - Letter of Professor Hopkins The Coming Of Christ's Kingdom by Dr. Alexander Young Men's Education society, New York City, Broadway Tabernacle Want of Ministers in Vermont Gem for the Christian American Education Society quarterly meeting Report of Rev. Mr. Nash Worthy Example Funds Report Valuable Books Advertisement List of Agents Inside covers are Advertisements for church related books. An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian

Gettysburg, PA: Civil War Times, 1970. softcover. Fine. 8.75 X 11.75"". -ORIGINAL EDITION-Civil War Times Illustrated Printing Location: Gettysburg, PA Date and Numbering: December 1970, Volume IX, No. 8 Size and Page Count: 8.75 X 11.75 Tall, 52 pages Condition: Fine, binding good ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles & Information: Cover: Waiting for Dawn by Gilbert Gaul Jubilee: General Jubal A. Early -By William C. Davis- Great Article The Dark and the Light Side of the River War -Edited by John D. Milligan using Symmes E. Browne's letters with great photos Civil War Quiz #5 (10 trivia question with answers) Justice For General John Frazer -By Vernon H. Crow Herding Beef for the Union Army -Memoir By Major John H. Woodward The Destruction of The Crisis -By William J. Smith

Rare Original July 1852 The Children's Magazine3.75" X 6" Tall, 24 pages plus coverCondition: Very Good, cover has slight mailing string indention, pages very clear, COMPLETE, individual monthly issuePilgrims and their Pitchers with wood cut IllustrationSallie Hyde or the Borrowed BookChild's Prayer for ForgivemessDo what you CanAlways Poor but HonestThe Eighth CommandmentSt. Augustine's CollegeTruthfulnessRussian AnedoteThe Lord's Prayer poem - Calendar for JulyThe 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 Broadwayfrequency: monthly; 1 vol/ yearPrices, 1829, 1831-1850: 1 copy, 25¢/ year;… Read More

Original June 23 1862 New York Times Newspaper Condition: Fine, Disbound from Library of Congress Collection, rag paper inside and with black simulated or real leather folder and sleeve, 8 Pages This item was purchased from Mark E. Mitchell Historic Newspapers and includes his original Guarantee of Authenticity that besides being an original 1862 New York Times it was once held by the Library of Congress in Washington as part of their collection. It comes with a hard-backed black folder and sleeve. Headlines Include:Original June 23 1862 New York Times NewspaperCondition: Fine, Disbound from Library of Congress Collection, rag paper inside and with black simulated or real leather folder and sleeve, 8 PagesThis item was purchased from Mark E. Mitchell Historic Newspapers and includes his original Guarantee of Authenticity that besides being an original 1862 New York Times it was once held by the Library of Congress in… Read More

1930. soft. Sign says: Sell you Juniper Berries to Allen W. Edminster, 344 Washington St., Dover, N.H.: The Only Official Agent in New England States for The World's Largest Buyers of American Juniper Berries Condition: Good, sign with some tears in front corners and on side Sign aged around 1930 Size: 11 by 14 tall

Original 'And Justice For All' Movie Press Kit 1979Condtition: Very Good, corner bumps, tear on rear cover top edgeFolder 9" X 12" with inside pockets18 Glossey B&W Photos with footer Captions 8" X 10"Protective Photo BagColumbia Pictures sheet on Photo CaptionsColumbia Pictures 25 page Booklet on And Justice For AllColumbia Pictures Exposing InjusticeColumbia Pictures Two Views of JusticeColumbia Pictures Norman Jewison 'A Matter of Style'Columbia Pictures Norman Jewison BiographyColumbia Pictures Al Pacino, Living the role of a criminal lawyerColumbia Pictures Al Pacino, BiographyColumbia Pictures Lee Strasberg, Practicing what he teachesColumbia Pictures for Christine Lahti, No Lah-Dee-DahColumbia Pictures Jack WardenColumbia Pictures Lee Strasberg BiographyColumbia Pictures Jeffery TamborColumbia Pictures Christine LahtiColumbia Pictures Senior ClassColumbia Pictures Pen PalsColumbia Pictures Al Pacino, Presto ChangoColumbia Pictures Judge Not, Lest Ye beColumbia Pictures Daytime Star