Search Results: Titles starting with Y from Stellar Books & Ephemera, ABAA

New York City: Bauer Type Foundry, Inc, 1941. Year At A Glance 1942 Letterpress Calendar from the Bauer Type Foundry, Inc. Printed on light stock with yellow, black and red inks. 9 5/8 x 12 3/4 inches. Very light soiling; two corners lightly bumped. Verso is blank. Fine condition. A very aesthetic and striking broadside from the Bauer Type Foundry of New York City. Likely used as a lagniappe (small gift) from the firm. I'll be OK if it does not sell--I like it that much.

[Yellowstone]. Haynes, Isabel. Personal Stationery and Related Materials A collection of printed stationery, envelopes, letterhead, calling cards and mailing labels, all unused, along with Isabel Haynes' funeral program from 1993. The stationery and cards are printed with Haynes' private residential address in Bozeman. Nearly all are in fine condition: One card has a dog-eared corner. 70 total pieces, 14 unique designs. Isabel Haynes took a summer job in Yellowstone in 1922 at the age of 23, and essentially never left. She managed the Roosevelt Lodge for three years, married Jack Ellis Haynes in 1930, and became an integral part of the Haynes family operations. She survived Jack by three decades, donating a large portion of the family archives to the Montana State University. The materials in this lot were sold as part of an estate auction after her death in 1993.

Pittsburgh: James Kennedy's Book, Newspaper and Periodical Depot, 1850. Yes, We Miss Thee At Home. Reply to "Do they Miss Me at Home." Songsheet, James Kennedy's Book, Nespaper and Periodical Depot, Pittsburgh. Circa 1850. 10 x 4.5 inches. Songsheet is dampstained and lightly discolored. Irregular edge. Verso is blank. Ornamental border. Good condition. Broadsheet with lyrics to Yes, We Miss Thee At Home. Reply to "Do they Miss Me at Home." This tune was published in the 1850's as a songsheet as recorded by the Library of Congress and as sheet music as early as 1853 as recorded at Johns Hopkins. The LOC copy was published by a Baltimore Book Dealer, whereas our copy was published by James Kennedy's Book, Newspaper and Periodical Depot in Pittsburgh. We also find a songsheet published in Philadelphia. We do not find a record of this Pittsburgh imprint. Ad at bottom of songsheet advertising various newspapers and magazines for sale at James Kennedy's shop. They also carry "large and well stocked… Read More

1930. Young Woman's Photo Album and Scrapbook--Sterling College 1928-1930 Winifred Eastwood. In commercially produced Reilly and Lee Co. Record Book, "It's All Over Now! {Except Memories} A Record Book." Illustrations by Wava McCullough. 1928 8 x 6 inches 60pp. Well-loved with commensurate wear, binding is holding well still. Very well organized and spirited early twentieth-century student scrapbook compiled by Winifred Eastwood at Sterling College in Sterling Kansas. Full of college ephemera including both hand-made items including invitations, letters, and menus, plus locally produced ephemera for Sterling College. We find over 150 neatly labeled photos, many calling cards, report cards, glee club and thespian programs and more. Winifred Eastwood (1908-1966) was born in Mission Creek Nebraska and if this highly personal keepsake is any indication, she dove fully into the inclusive coed college experience and kept herself busy with social activities. Her academic records shows mostly A's and B's… Read More