Search Results: Titles starting with A from Jennie Gottschalk

Few minor stains, and light edge wear, but a fine copy. With 5 heliotype photographs including a few of this lovely building designed by architect H.H. Richardson. This copy is inscribed and signed by Adams, and has a ownership signature of a contemporary architectural historian.

Four volumes. Some damage to pages in volumes 2 and 3 (see images). Light rubbing of board edges as pictured.

Some chipping to the original glassine d/j and minor crease to the lower right corner internally, otherwise a very good plus copy. With 22 pages of plates of Ballooning, some from old lithographs, and with 166 entries, with good annotations.

Light edge fading, otherwise a fine copy. With a couple of illustrations, and given out as a keepstake to members of the Zamorano Club.

Uncommon offprint with 8 illustrations on 7 plates. This copy is inscribed and signed by Segy, and sent out complimentary of his gallery in New York.

Light rubbing, but a fine copy. Printed for the Harbor Press in a limited edition.

Some light wear at the corners, otherwise a very good copy. Essays on education, women's suffrage and related topics. With the author's presentation inscription, "To Duncan Pell Esq. A New Year's Gift from the author. New Year,1870". Pell was Lieutenant Governor from Rhode Island, and is from a long line of public servants. Humphreys was a well known educator in England, but fled his country in shame with another man's wife, both of them abandoning their spouses and many children and owing thousands of dollars. He became a U.S. citizen and built a good reputation as an educator in New York and Rhode Island. The book ends with a solicitation for private students to be tutored by Humphreys in his home. It would appear that his intent was to instill our children with the values that eluded him.

Fine copy in fine d/j. With 175 b/w illustrations and 48 full color plates.

Private name on the front blank, and some wear at the edges of one corner and spine crease, otherwise a very good copy with modern spine label. Two plays. With the bookplate of William Hartmann Woodin, who was Secretary Of The Treasury in 1933 under Roosevelt, even though he was a Republican.

Slight yellowing to the extremities of the cover, and light edge wear, otherwise a solid very good copy. Privated published by the author for literary discussion.

A scarce piracy. Originally delivered in 1947.

Fine fresh copy. Illustrated with many photographs of the city. This copy has a complimentary slip from the superintendant of streets bound in at the title page.

Name on front blank, otherwise a fine copy in d/j, with light edge use. With about 50 illustrations, some in color.

Minor rubbing to the cover, otherwise a very nice copy. With contributions by Eugene Field, Hamlin Garland, Opie Read and others illustrated by Art Young throughout. First edition.