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Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1936, 1936. Soft Cover. Near Fine Rare early treatise outlining "the principles of the law governing the employment of Federal military forces in aid of the civil authorities .. in time of dometic disturbance." D escribes how the military should act is such actions as preventing a mob from lynching a prisoner, confronting violent strikers, handling disorderly street gatherings and prison riots. Outlines the us e of tear gas and other chemicals. This publication was (understandably in 1936) marked "RESTRICTED." 72 pages.. Near Fine.

Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 1953. Near Fine/Very Good. First American Edition. Large format and printed on extra-heavy stock with glossy illustrations throughout. The first book to be published in English on the peasant art of Norway. Covers the six main types of Norwegian folk art: carving, rosemaling, weaving, embroidery, costumes, and silverwork..

Stamford Lines, England: Wellingtons Ltd. 1981. Very Good +. 30 X 40 inches, Over 2000 clues! "Travel with a crossword from Land's End to John O'Groats with Clues about People and Places of Interest throughout the British Isles." In handsome white illustrated folder..

Ice Nine Publishing, 1986. 40 songs for deadheads! Arranged for the guitar. Some coverwear, inside clean.. Illustrated Soft Cover. Very Good.

Santiago De Chile: Imprenta Nacional , Calle De La Moned, 1894. Near Fine in green marbled paper boards and green cloth spine with gilt lettering. Matching brownish marbled endpapers. 194 pages, text is in Spanish , covering ll aspects of statistical information about Chile in 1893. No author listed on the tilte or copyright page but gilt lettering on foot of the spine reads Hayton and neat inscription on title page in black ink reads Robert Hayton. . No listed copy.. Near Fine.