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PLEASE TAKE NOTE We accept payment by Paypal only via a PAYPAL INVOICE after auction Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 40) PLEASE TAKE NOTE We accept payment by Paypal only via a PAYPAL INVOICE after auction. You will receive the invoice a few hours after the auction ends. Thanks. We do not have your credit card info and it will not be charged by us.
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SHIPPING IS $5 FLAT PER AUCTION FOR USA BIDDERS Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 40) SHIPPING IS $5 FLAT PER AUCTION FOR USA BIDDERS - NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU BUY!
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AUCTION TERMS - THANKS FOR SHOPPING WITH US! Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 40) BUYERS PREMIUM IS 15%. After seven days the consignor can request his item back if they wish. If your invoice is cancelled we reserve the right to ban you from future purchases. PLEASE NOTE NO RETURNS FOR ANY ITEMS - please review items thoroughly before bidding. Any unpaid PAYPAL invoices after 7 DAYS will be sent to Proxibid for review and your items will be relisted. Buyers Premium is waived for this auction. Books shipped within 5-7 business days - we try to ship out earlier than that. (10/17/2017) All packages delivered are the responsibility of the BUYER. Once the tracking shows delivered our end of the transaction is over. If your package is stolen you must contact the Post Office, no refund will be given through us or Paypal.
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine BOUND (1868) LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN and How We Won It - CIVIL WAR MEMOIR Lot #7 (Sale Order 4 of 40) Very good condition, hardcover. With large article on the Battle of Lookout Mountain from the Civil War with many illustrations.
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Men and Things As I Saw Them in Europe by Kirwan (1853) Lot #8 (Sale Order 5 of 40) Men and Things As I Saw Them in Europe by Kirwan. Kirwan, pseudonym of Nicholas Murray, Published by NY: Harper & Brothers (1853) fair/good to good condition hardcover.
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The East End of Europe by Allen Upward (1908) European Provinces of Turkey WW1 Lot #9 (Sale Order 6 of 40) The East End of Europe by Allen Upward, Published by London: John Murray, 1908 (1908) good condition hardcover, report of an unofficial mission to the European provinces of Turkey on the eve of the revolution. With a preface by the late Major Sir Edward Fitzgerald Law.
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Fix Bayonets! by John W. Thomason (1926) Dedicated to U.S. Marines in the First Battalion WW1 Lot #10 (Sale Order 7 of 40) Fix Bayonets! by John W. Thomason, Published by Blue Ribbon Books, New York (1926) dedicated to the U.S. Marines in the First Battalion, Fifth Regiment, 1918. Good condition some cover wear.
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The Boys and Girls Plutarch (1884) With Maps and 45 illustrations Lot #11 (Sale Order 8 of 40) The Boys and Girls Plutarch Being Parts of the Lives of Plutarch by John S. White, Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, NY (1884) Cover has gilded illustration of a greek warrior w/ spear and shield and the Parthanon. Title on cover reads: "Plutarch for Boys and Girls" With Maps and 45 illustrations. Good general condition, hardcover.
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True Stories About Children of All Nations by Lindley Smyth (1906) Lot #12 (Sale Order 9 of 40) True Stories About Children of All Nations by Lindley Smyth, Published by JOHN C. WINSTON CO., CHICAGO, ETC (1906) good condition, hardcover. Good conditio1n, hardcover.
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The Lives and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (1900) Lot #13 (Sale Order 10 of 40) Good condition, hardcover.
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Three Hundred Aesop's Fables (c.1870) Lot #14 (Sale Order 11 of 40) Three Hundred Aesop's Fables by Reverend George Fyler Townsend, Published by McLoughlin Brothers, New York, small hardcover, fair/good condition with wear.
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SIGNED The Road From Here; Liberalism and Realities (1981) by PAUL TSONGAS ex-Presidential Candidate Lot #15 (Sale Order 12 of 40) The Road From Here; Liberalism and Realities in the 1980's by Paul Tsongas, Published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York (1981) good condition SIGNED.
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Your Friends' True Character (c.1925) PHRENOLOGY Lot #16 (Sale Order 13 of 40) Your Friends' True Character, Renard's Popular Topics Library by Martin Whittington, 98 pages, with line illustrations, publisher's catalog at rear. Orange pictorial wraps, good condition. Published around 1925.
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Old Continental Towns by Walter M. Gallichan (c.1910) Lot #17 (Sale Order 14 of 40) Old Continental Towns by Walter M. Gallichan, covers clean, text clean, NY: James Pott & Company,(c.1910); vi, [2], 291 pp., frontis., plates, good condition hardcover.
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GOOD MEALS and How To Prepare Them (c.1930) Good Housekeeping COOK BOOK - RECIPES Lot #18 (Sale Order 15 of 40) Good condition, smaller hardcover, hardcover. Some kitchen wear.
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The Poetical Works of Robert Burns (1897) Lot #19 (Sale Order 16 of 40) Good condition hardcover, nice for shelf.
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RAREST 1893 Stevengraph Book Mark with GEORGE WASHINGTON - Made for 1893 Columbian Exposition Lot #20 (Sale Order 17 of 40) Stevengraph book mark with an image of George Washington, made for the 1893 world Columbian Exposition (A.K.A. The Chicago world's fair) This was found inside a book - other than the fold, perfect condition. This comes with a Home Sweet Home bookmark that was with it as well. Wonderful piece.
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The Volcano's Deadly Work From the Fall of Popeii to the Destruction of St. Pierre (c.1902) Lot #21 (Sale Order 18 of 40) The Volcano's Deadly Work From the Fall of Popeii to the Destruction of St. Pierre by Charles Morris, (editor) Published by W. E. Scull, Washington D. C. / Philadelphia (c.1902), good condition with some wear. "A vivid and accurate story of the awful calamity which visited the islands of Martinique and St. Vincent, May 8, 1902, as told by eye-witnesses and by our special representative General Samuel A. McAlister Consul of the United States at Barbados"
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YESTERDAYS WITH AUTHORS (1900) Illustrated with Autographed Letters & Portraits Lot #22 (Sale Order 19 of 40) YESTERDAYS WITH AUTHORS. Illustrated with photogravure portraits autograph letters, etc.
James T. Fields, Published by Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company. (1900) very good condition, hardcover, binding is very nice for shelf. Hardcover.
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The Marne, 1914: The Opening of World War I and the Battle That Changed the World Lot #23 (Sale Order 20 of 40) Very good condition hardcover. "For the first time in a generation, here is a bold new account of the Battle of the Marne, a cataclysmic encounter that prevented a quick German victory in World War I and changed the course of two wars and the world. With exclusive information based on newly unearthed documents, Holger H. Herwig re-creates the dramatic battle and reinterprets Germany’s aggressive “Schlieffen Plan” as a carefully crafted design to avoid a protracted war against superior coalitions. He paints a fresh portrait of the run-up to the Marne and puts in dazzling relief the Battle of the Marne itself: the French resolve to win, and the crucial lack of coordination between Germany’s First and Second Armies. Herwig also provides stunning cameos of all the important players, from Germany’s Chief of General Staff Helmuth von Moltke to his rival, France’s Joseph Joffre. Revelatory and riveting, this is the source on this seminal event."
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RARE Some British Ballads, Illustrated by ARTHUR RACKHAM (1920) Lot #24 (Sale Order 21 of 40) Some British Ballads, Illustrated by Arthur Rackham, Published by Dodd Mead and Co, (1920) good condition hardcover with very little wear. Sixteen color plates , plus many Black and White drawings and vignettes all illustrated by Rackham. Hardcover.
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VETERANS The Last Survivors of the Great War WW1 Lot #25 (Sale Order 22 of 40) Very good condition. Hardcover with dust jacket. "The 80th anniversary of the end of World War I is fast approaching, and the event will be commemorated by a special documentary on the BBC and Discovery Channel. Veterans is the official tie-in to the series."
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GERMAN Secret Weapons of the Second World War: Missiles, Rockets, Weapons of the THIRD REICH Lot #26 (Sale Order 23 of 40) Very good condition, hardcover with dust jacket.
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RARE Angling for Atlantic Salmon by Shirley E. Woods (1976) LIMITED SIGNED - FISHING Lot #27 (Sale Order 24 of 40) Angling for Atlantic Salmon by Shirley E. Woods, Published by Angler's & Shooter's Press, Goshen, CT (1976) Limited edition of 990 copies. In red cloth and slipcase. As new still in original cardboard container Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Signed by Author & Illustrator. Limited Edition. Very good condition.
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RARE A New Mexico David and Other Stories and Sketches of the Southwest by Charles F. Lummis (1891) Lot #28 (Sale Order 25 of 40) A New Mexico David and Other Stories and Sketches of the Southwest by Charles F. Lummis, Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, Minneapolis (1891) good- condition with some wear on the covers, Chinese stamp on the title page. Hardcover.
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RARE STRANGE STORY by Edward Bulwer Lytton (1862) Supernatural Fiction Lot #29 (Sale Order 26 of 40) STRANGE STORY by Lytton, E. Bulwer; illustrated by F. O. Freeman and J. N. Hyde. Published by Gardner A. Fuller, Boston, MA (1862) First American Edition. Cloth. Sm 8vo., 386, [6] pp. Good condition hardcover. . Strange Story combines romance with science, scholarship with mysticism. And is one of the most fascinating embodiments in fiction of the occult philosophy. Bulwer-Lytton's supernatural tale, which some believe influenced Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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RAREST History of Don Quixote (1733) Three Volumes OWNED BY REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOT Lot #30 (Sale Order 27 of 40) Good- condition small hardcovers with wear. Has bookplate of "Welcome Arnold" Welcome Arnold was a well known merchant and ship owner from Providence during the 18th century, and he frequently advertised his shop in each of the local newspapers. It was quite likely he was a participant in the 1772 Gaspee Affair. Welcome Arnold was heavily involved in owning pirate vessels during the Revolutionary War, and lost over 30 of them. He subsequently made sure not to own any vessel outright, but to spread his ownership interest over many boats so as to lessen the risk. ALSO MORE INFORMATION "He's also noted in Catherine Williams' Biography of Revolutionary Heroes: Containing the Life of Brigadier Gen. William Barton and also of Captain Stephen Olney. Providence, Published by the author, 1839, (p95) that Welcome Arnold was known to have been running privateer ships along the East Coast during the Revolution, and loosing at least two such vessels to British interception. Specifically, we find him on a list of owners of privateers in 1782 as owner of the Yorick (Field, Edward, State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations at the End of the Century: A History. Boston, Mason Publishing Co. 1902, Vol II, pp424-430). He does not appear in a list of RevWar pension applicants, but, in either event, would've died before such applications were taken. "
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RARE SIGNALLING ACROSS SPACE WITHOUT WIRES (1915) Telegraphy and Wireless Technology Lot #31 (Sale Order 28 of 40) SIGNALLING ACROSS SPACE WITHOUT WIRES. Being a description of The Work of Hertz & His Successors. Fourth and enlarged edition. Sir Oliver Lodge. Published by London, The Electrician (1915) Good condition, hardcover. Fourth Edition. "with additional Remarks concerning the application to Telegraphy and later developments. And a chapter on THE PRINCIPLES OF TUNING IN WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY." Undated Edition probably circa 1909-1910.
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Mystic Isles of the South Seas by Frederick O'Brien (1921) Lot #32 (Sale Order 29 of 40) Mystic Isles of the South Seas by Frederick O'Brien, Published by The Century Press (1921) good condition hardcover. O'Brien explores the "merriest, most fascinating world of all the cosmos": the islands of Tahiti and Moorea. This is no simple account of ships boarded and sights seen: O'Brien takes us along on his journey of the heart and soul, to a land where a dance is an expression of passion, the sea is a living being, and fishing is practically religion.
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The Genuine Works of Flavius Josephus (1823) Five Volumes Lot #33 (Sale Order 30 of 40) Fair/Good condition, small hardcovers, five volumes as shown, with cover wear and repair.
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The HOLY BIBLE and Old & New Testaments (1842) Lot #34 (Sale Order 31 of 40) Good condition with covers becoming loose. Old leather covers.
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Mapping America's Past: A Historical Atlas Lot #35 (Sale Order 32 of 40) Very good condition, large hardcover. "A historical atlas about people and ideas. Its themes range from exploration, colonization, wars, and political movements to issues such as family and gender relations, ethnicity, class, education, religion, demography, and disease. Each of the 120 full-color double-page spreads considers a historical debate or theme in detail, supported by graphs and illustrations and bound together by an authoritative text"
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HISTORIC Operation Overload (1943) WW2 Battle of Normandy - TOP SECRET Lot #36 (Sale Order 33 of 40) As shown, very good condition bound War Cabinet plans. Released by the National Archives. Operation Overlord was the codename for the Battle of Normandy, the Allied operation that launched the successful invasion of German-occupied Western Europe during World War II.
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The Dry Fly and Fast Water: Fishing with the Floating Fly on American Trout Streams (1924) FISHING Lot #37 (Sale Order 34 of 40) The Dry Fly and Fast Water: Fishing with the Floating Fly on American Trout Streams, Together with Some Observations on Fly Fishing in General by George M.L. La Branche, Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York (1924) good condition, hardcover, may be inscribed by author - you decide.
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Night Visions 5 Stories: Stephen King - George R.R.Martin FIRST EDITION with Dust Jacket Lot #38 (Sale Order 35 of 40) Very good condition in very good dust jacket in protector. Stated first edition.
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Zoo Days by Harry Golding (1919) with Color Illustrations Lot #39 (Sale Order 36 of 40) Zoo Days by Harry Golding, Colour Plates by Margaret W. Tarrant: Published by London : Ward Lock (1919) Good condition, many illustrations. Hardcover.
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RARE A Pictorial History of the World's Great Nations (1882) Five Volume Set Lot #47 (Sale Order 37 of 40) A Pictorial History of the World's Great Nations, from the earliest dates to the present time (Five Volumes) Charlotte M. Yonge, Published by Selmar Hess, New York (1882) The five-volume edition of this history of the Western world. Covers chronological histories of Greece, Rome, Germany, France, England, and the United States. Hundred of Illustrations.
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American Racetracks and Contemporary Racing Art (1966) HORSE RACING Lot #48 (Sale Order 38 of 40) American Racetracks and Contemporary Racing Art by John O. HUMPHREYS, Published by South Bend Publishing, South Bend IN (1966) A pictorial tour of thoroughbred race courses in Canada, Mexico and the United States, including a color collection of fine paintings. Very good hardcover in good dust jacket.
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MASQUES OF CUPID by Evangeline Wilbour Blashfield (1901) Lot #49 (Sale Order 39 of 40) MASQUES OF CUPID by Evangeline Wilbour Blashfield, Published by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York (1901) good condition with general wear. 265 page late Victorian work consisting of four plays: "A Surprise Party", "The Lesser Evil", "The Honor of the Crequy", and "In Cleon's Garden". However, what makes this book notable are the awesome plate illustrations by Mr. Blashfield of cupid, angels, and classical subjects.
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Little Wide-Awake an Anthology from Victorian Children's Books (1967) Lot #50 (Sale Order 40 of 40) Little Wide-Awake an Anthology from Victorian Children's Books and Periodicals in the Collection of Anne and Fernand G. Renier by Leonard De Vries, Published by Arthur Barker Limited, London (1967) Dustjacket illustrated with Victorian girl. Designed in a Victorian typographical style, contains about 60 stories, 150 poems, more than 300 b/w illus. & 40 pictures in color.
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