Search Results: the life and morals of jesus by jefferson thomas adler

Manz Engraving Company. Used - Very Good. . Hardcover. Cloth, no dj. 8vo. Red cloth. Minor edge wear to cloth. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown. Else a bright, clean copy. Very Good. (Subject: Books).

Washington, DC: Government Printing Office. Red leather covers with gilt decoration around edges and on spine, covers detached, leather on covers worn and chipped, 1/4 of spine cover missing, rest chipped and beginning to separate from text block, marbled end papers, front free end paper detached, pages near very good. Previously owned by Quaker author and scholar, Rufus M. Jones. . Fair- (Fair). Full Leather. 1904.

Manz Engraving Company, 1960. Hardcover. Very Good. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Minor shelf and handling wear, overall a clean solid copy with minimal signs of use. An excellent copy, gently worn; Secure packaging for safe delivery.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Manz Engraving Company, 1952. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. In red cloth. No date but previous owner name and date of 1952. Rubbing to red cloth. No jacket. .

Government Printing Office, 1904-01-01. Hardcover. Good. [From the library of the Mayflower Society.] Bound in red buckram cloth. Facsimile. Gilt lettering. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Library stamps and markings. <br> Founded in 1897, the Mayflower Society, or General Society of Mayflower Descendants is a non-profit organization. Membership requires proof of lineage from one of the passengers who traveled to America on the Mayflower in 1620. Their educational mission includes telling the story of the Pilgrims as well as maintaining the highest standards possible for genealogy research into the lineage of the Pilgrims.

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1904. Limited Edition, 1/9000. Hardcover. Octavo, 18 pages, 84 leaves; G; bound in publisher's full straight grained red morocco, gilt borders to boards; gutters reinforced with cloth, hinges separated; some rubbing and wear, primarily to head and tail of spine, hinges; bumping to corners; marbled endpapers; Ex-library, Dominican College, with usual stamps and markings; shelved case 1. Facsimile reproduction of Jefferson's manuscript (the original consisting of hand-written table of texts and title page, followed by cut-and-pasted print extracts of Gospel texts from various editions in the several languages, with the title page and "Table" in Jefferson's handwriting).; From the introduction: "Printed in pursuance to the following concurrent resolution adopted by the Fifty-seventh Congress, first session, "That there be printed and bound, by photolithographic process, with an introduction of not to exceed twenty-five pages, to be prepared by Dr. Cyrus Adler,… Read More

Washington D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1904. Congressional Issue. First edition thus with an introduction by Cyrus Adler. First lithographic edition. 1904 was the first year of this publication by an act of the United States Congress. Missing front and back boards. Original red leather spine w/gilt titles present with some chip, fleck, wear. Heavy stock, smooth coated pages near fine; no writing. White endpapers w/moderate chip, crease, remain at front and back. Fold-out map removed. String-bind fine, intact. Very good bound interior of this rare title w/o the boards and very suitable for restoration, replacement of boards. From "Material Extracted Textually from the Gospels in Greek, Latin, French, and English." Presents a complete facsimile reproduction of Jefferson's Bible in which is underscored the passages from the Gospels directly related to words and actions of Jesus. This is, in regards, Jefferson's attempt to remove supernatural aspects of Bible to… Read More

Chicago: Manz Engraving Company, 1955. No date; circa 1955. Fine facsimile of 1904 Congressional Issue reproduced from the original volume by photographic process and published by Manz Engraving Company of Chicago. Produced for Jefferson's Monticello estate museum, this is a facsimile of the first lithographic edition published in 1904 by the Governmment Printing Office after an act of the United States Congress. Maroon leather-like (or possibly leather) textured boards, gilt spine titles w/several bands, light shelf wear. Heavy stock, smooth coated pages fine; no writing. Green marbled endpapers similar to original in hues of green and white. Monticello label at front endpaper w/water color image of Jefferson's home in classical monochromatic navy: "Monticello. This Article Purchased from the Monticello Gift Shop. Charlottesville, Virginia." String bind, fine; hinges intact. Fine, heavy, book craftsmanship as the original. From "Material Extracted Textually from… Read More

Washington, DC: Government Printing House, 1904. Full-Leather. Good. Full leather over boards with marbled endpages. The boards shows some edgewear. There is a good deal of rubbing and edgewear to the spine and its edges. There is a bookplate pasted inside the front cover. The cover of the original mailing envelope is pasted to an endpage. There is cracking along the spine edges, but the binding is holding firm.

Manz Engraving Co.. Collectible - Good. INSCRIBED! Chicago: Manz Engraving Co., 1918. 8vo hardcover. Red boards with gilt spine lettering and decoration with green marbled endpapers. 84pp. Facsimiles of original volume, folded map. Inscribed by Theodore Fred Kuper on flyleaf: "To my friend Major Grey Leslie whom it is a sincere delight to know, and with thought of whom it is an honor to be able to say, I am his friend, Theodore Fred Kuper. March 23, 1932." Kuper was a leader in the preservationaist movement to save Monticello. Good book. Slightly edgeworn. Pages toned. Major Grey Leslie's bookplate on front pastedown. "A Souvenir from Monticello" label covers the publisher's name and date of publication. (Monticello, Thomas Jefferson, Bible) Inquire if you need further information.