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1894 Property Assessment Tax Ledger for the city of Milton New Hampshire by George H. Plumer 11 X 8.5 Tall Hardback, leather spine, marbled boards. 55 heavy sheet end papers. Condition: Very Good, binding intact, pages worn some from daily entries from 1894 Listed persons with columns for:NamesPolls No.No. AcresDescription, ValueHorses No & ValueAsses and MulesOxenCowsOther Neat StockSheepHogsFowlsCarriagesValue of Stock in Public FundsValue of Stock in Banks and other Corporations in this StateValue of Stock in Banks and other Corporations out of this StateSurplus Capital of Banking InstitutionsMoney on HandValue of Stock in TradeValue of Aqueducts, Locks and Canals, Tool Bridges, Ferries, Wharves, Mill and Carding Machines and Factories and their MachinesValue of Buildings not designatedTotal ValuationsRedeced ValueState, County, Town, School TaxesSchoolhouse TaxesHighway TaxesDog TaxTotal Amount of Taxes

Original 1900 Weekly The Outlook Magazine August 4th with Ads Volume 65 # 14 Thirteen Annual Educational Number with many Advertisements for Schools and Colleges 6.5 X 9.5 Tall with 86 pages and about 60 pages of Advertisements Condition: Very Good, NO MISSING pages, Complete with Ads that the bound volumes do not include.Shipping label on front cover, some yellowing of covers, spine cover edge tornThe Situation in China 755The Boer War 757Mr. Chamberlain on South Africa 758Cuban Affairs 759The Philippines 759Colombia 760The New Orleans Mob '. 760Direct Primaries 761The Gold Democrats 761Wellesley College 762The Presbyterian Church 762The Christian Endeavor Convention 763Baptist Young People's Union 764English Methodists 765Protestantism in France 765EDITORIALS: Issues of the Campaign 764 King Humbert 768 Educational Progress 769 Who Are They? 771The Cuban Teachers at Harvard University 773 By Sylvester Baxter The Rev. W. A. P.… Read More

Original 1915 Complete Lot 25 of 'The Congregationalist' Magazine. January 7 to June 24 Complete 6 month individual Collection of The Congregationalist and Christian World Weekly - Congregational Church plus 6 monthly extras.Condition: Good to Very Good, stapled, 9" x 13.5" tall, Boston by The Pilgrim Press. Editor Howard A. Bridgman, Rolfe Cobleigh, many original B&W photos not in other periodicals, original articles, music scores, missionary stories. Some come with an extra insert for book reviews.Typical issue includesCurrent World NewsWorld War I photos Log by William G. Puddefoot -FIRST PRINTING! - in serial form- with PhotosBilly Sunday with photosChina with Photomany more Readers ForumCollege Commencements Editorials Sunday School Lessons Church News Advertisements from 1915 Color Coca-Cola Advertisement on rear coverA Few Color Advertisements Churches Relief Efforts

1938 May 5 Ken Magazine - Earnest Hemingway Condition: Very Good, Mailing Label on rear cover, some rubbing scratches on covers, lover edge of cover torn at spine, center pages loose from staples, Complete! NO missing pages. Volume 1 Number 3 with 106 pages Color Cover Illustration of Spanish Holocaust Refugee Orphan Children with Article and 4 large photosWorld War II decisionYangtzi Japanese NankingTulsa Oklahoma Oil BoomGalley Slave Austria - Obviously Suicide - Swastika Color painting by Corsair page 27-28Nazis in CzechoslovakiaChamberlain - The Bounding Bunny of Europe by Sam BermanStalin - The Man who thinks like a Bear by Sam BermanHold your breath every body - by CorsairThe Last Grab by EllisThe Cardinal Picks a Winner (about the Spanish Revolution and bombing of Barcelona) by Earnest Hemingway with graphic photos29 pages of B&W full page photosJumping Joe SavoldiMoreAds

. Original 1953 California Senate Un-American Activities Report Seventh Report 6 X 9 Tall with 296 pages with Index Condition: Fine, Red covers, Black spine, fold mark on front cover, Ink Stamp on front cover of then Senator Jack Tenney . Very interesting Book/Report. Below are a few of the items in the Table of Contents Introduction of Communist Movement,Russian Revolution,Lenin,Karl Marx,The American Communist Party,Los Angeles City Housing Authority,Howard Holtzendorff​Hearings and Testimony ​United Public Workers of AmericaHandbook for Communist TeachersThe Gadar PartyThe Gadar Party in CaliforniaFront Organizations East Bay Area

Original January 16, 1967 Newsweek MagazineCondition: Good, 2 loose but intact pages, yellowing of pages from age, 8" x 11" with over 96 pagesAdam Clayton Powell Color Cover Photo1967 Green Chevy Pickup illustration with AdPhoto with article of LBJ with Ford, Mansfield, Dirksen12 photos of Adam Clayton Powell with article "Must Adam Leave Eden?"Photo of Ronald Reagan, Romney, Rockefeller, Claude Kirk, Pham Van Dong, Mao and Lin, Souvanna, Eshkol, Moscow American Club, Khrushchev and Tvardovsky, Linowitz, Marisa, Frederic G. CassidyThe War in VietnamBusiness Trends1967 Jeepster Convertible photo (Jeepster Commando C101)Boeing and the SST with photos and illustrationsLuna 13 - photoSuper Bowl Packers Meredith verses Chiefs Jack Kemp with 4 small photosEtc and many 1967 Advertisements200 years of Christies with 9 Color Photos

Original Arab World 1963 January/February8.5" X 11" Tall with 16 pages January/February 1963 Vol. 9, No. 1/2Condition: Fine light corner wear, mailing stamp on rear cover. Many photos & illustrationsContents:"Editorial: Tolerance in QuestionSocial Impact of Arab Industry Before the Machine AgeThe Arabic Element in SpanishThe New Women of Tunisia (Large Article with many photos)Aspects of The Palestine ProblemDjamila Boupacha -book reviewArab World Educational Instututions (photos)

Original 1859 Gambling Saloon 3 Engravings and Article on Gambling details at Baden Germany - Titled How People are Ruined at Baden-Baden11" X 16" Tall page 564 of the September 3, 1859 Harper's Weekly. 3 Wood Cut Engravings 4" X 6" Wide each- Condition: Fine, page yellowing some from age, a few fox spots, single leaf
Wood Cut Illustration of A Baden Roulette Table
Wood Cut Illustration of a Baden Rouge Et Noir Table (Red & Black Table) using 6 packs of 52 cards.
Wood Cut Engraving of The Interior view of the Gambling Saloon in the Conversationshaus at Baden-Baden
Large Article

Original 1900 The Outlook Magazine January 20 Original 1900 The Outlook Magazine January 20 with Ads Volume 64 # 3 The Boer War Britain against the Dutch Settlers, from war correspondent James Barnes, Theodore S. Woolsey. 6.5 X 9.5 Tall Condition: Very Good, NO MISSING pages, Complete with Ads that the bound volumes do not include. Small shipping label on front cover, some yellowing of covers, foxing dots on spineSenator Beveridge's Speech on PhilippinesThe Clark Bribery Case - DalySecretary Lyman Gage (Mr. Gold Standard) and the National City Bank, LettersBoer Army with Germans, AmericanAmerican Foreign TradeAfrican Gold CoastMr. R. L. Smith and Booker T. WashingtonState Prison Commission, New York SenateSewing-School Exhibit TravelingAlcoholism in French HospitalsBishop Lawrence and His CriticsDr. James Martineau DeathCardinal Vaughan prays for success of the British in the Boer WarPundita Ramabai and Famine in IndiaMoravian… Read More

Original 1900 Weekly The Outlook Magazine January 6th with Ads Volume 64 # 1 William Shakespeare by Hamilton Wright Madie6.5" X 9.5" Tall with 86 pages and about 60 pages of Advertisements Condition: Good- Complete with Ads that the bound volumes do not include. Spine cover tattered, cover edge tears, soiling,yellowing, text and illustrations very good. Front cover ShakespeareWilliam Shakespeare by Hamilton Wright Madie with many Illustrations NEWS --- Boer War, Is Food Contraband?, Cuba, Philippines, Corrupt Montana, Reforms in Ohio, Treasury and the Money Market, Economists on Trusts, Federation of Labor, Freight Rates, Wages, Indians and Show business, Chicago Drainage Canal, Publisher, Review, American Board, The Moody MemorialEditorialsBooker T. Washington on the Negro Problem - 3 pages (very early commentary of and quotes from the rare original 1899 book by Washington 'The Future of the American Negro' Forgetting the Past Kipling as a Poet of PatriotismDr. McGiffertArticlesPersonal Congress by… Read More

This large format magazine shows normal edge wear and tanning, stain on rear bottom cover, top edge. This magazine has many Interesting images, advertising, advice, recipes, furniture, décor, tableware, wedding coungs and articles.like"The Etiquette of Intimacy."

London Quarterly Review, 1836-1837 . leather. See Photo Gallery Original Edition -American Edition- 1836-1837- Rare by Theodore Foster, New York edited by John Gibson Lockhart.
Date and Numbering: September December 1836, February March 1837. Volume 57 Number 113 114, Volume 58 Number 115 116. Size and Page Count: 6.25 X 10 Tall, 324 plus 5 page index.
Condition:- Fair Half leather and marbled board bound. Leather flaking but treated with conservatory Klucel G consolidant, hindges have been repaired, Newburyport Library label on inside of front board, light foxing, text block tight, Complete
-------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- Articles and Information:
Contents of #113 I.
Narrative of a Journey from Lima to Para, across the Andes and down the Amazon, undertaken with a view of ascertaining the Practicability of a Navigable Communication with the Atlantic, by the Rivers Pachitea, the Ayali, and Amazon. By Lieut. W. Smyth, and Mr. F. Lowe.
Journal of a… Read More

Original 1857 Atlantic Monthly Volume 1 Six Monthly issues bound into the First Volume of Atlantic Monthly. November 1857 to May 1858 - November 1857, December 1857, January 1858, February 1858, March 1858, April 1858, May 1858 in Boston by Phillips, Sampson and Company, Stereotyped by H.O.Houghton and Company

Condition: Fair, Half Leather and brown cloth boards, hinges have been repaired, past tape showing on covers, hinges work, 6" x 9" tall, foxing on ends pages with 892 pages. Most or all contents are First Printings!

Douglas Jerrold obituary by unnamed
Florentine Mosaic (Commesso also known as Florentine Commesso)
Sally Parsons's Duty by Rose Terry Cooke - First Printing
The Romany Girl - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
The Chartist's Complaint - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
Days - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
Brahma - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
Illusions - Ralph Waldo Emerson First Printing
The Origin of Didactic Poetry by James Russell Lowell First Printing
Santa… Read More

Original The Exchangite July 1928 Exchangite was a magazine issued monthly by The National Exchange Club. 8.5 X 11.5 Tall, 32 pages Condition: Good, Cover has some damage along spine, markings and some soiling, pages little darker from age. COMPLETE No missing pages Cover:Inside Cover The purpose of ExchangeAerial Photo of Toledo with 3 building marked 1. Ohio Building, 2. Commodore Perry Hotel, 3. Secor HotelExchange Covenant of ServiceCatching Counterfeiters, Secret Service Men by Harold C. KeyesThe Round-Up West Texas with 5 photosAmerica's Capital Overflow - Why Proserity by Paul ClayProper Display of the FlagSunshine Special for over 3000 children (1st Tuesday of August)Convention is Set for ToledoTunelinker LassiesConvention ContestsExchange Club Song by gilbert WilsonState Exchange ConventionsEditorialsActivitiesCartoonsOfficers from every state list

Facts Forum News February, 1954
"Know Communism Today, and Tomorrow, No Communism"
Senator John W. Bricker
Collective Security " is the only real hope for the survival of the free world"
The Fear of Communism
Response to Time Magazine article on January 11, 1954 about Facts Forum position on Anti-Communism
Bricker Amendment
other articles and advertisments

Original February 1946 Cosmopolitan MagazineCondition: Poor, spine tears, edge tears, bottom edge moisture stain, pages missing 29-31, 36-7, 41-2, 65-6,69-70, Hollywood Photos pages 12-13Wanted a Modern Postal Service by Joe McCarthySilk Made in America by Edward D. Radincover by Bradshaw CrandellHysteria in the Atomic Age by Adm. William F. Halsey, Jr.

Original October 3, 1891 Town Talk weekly published in Fitchburg Massachusetts Volume III, Number 14 --RARE--Condition: Very Good, yellowing from age, some discolor, Complete, 11.5" x 9" and 32 pagesPhoto of James H. McMahom (chairman of Democratic City Committee) and articleWhispers and Rumors - Humor - Man About TownRavens Reflections - The Séance that the town is talking about. "That seance. Seance is a good work. I suppose you have heard that seance. I was there and I.....Jottings by the Way - Sixth annual YMCA concert, Annie Harrington Day Dance classes, New armory etcCity NewsJohnny Jones letter about bicycle race with cartoon.Gossip and Chit-Chat - humor - example "A sick woman said: "I'm so apprehensive, dear doctor, about being buried alive." The doctor replied: "You shan't be if I can prevent it." And now she wonder what he meant.Edited by the Sidewalk Sifter - Local Fitchburg news bits and opinionFitchburg Local Town AdvertisementsIllustration of The Patrol Wagon in 'Kidnapped' comedy… Read More

5.5" x 8" tall with 32 pages in good to very good condition
Printed by Yale University Press about a speech Professor William Graham Sumner gave in 1883 and published in his book The Forgotten Man and Other Essays.
"He works, he votes, generally he prays - but he always PAYS. All the burden fall on him, or her, for it is time to remember that the Forgotten Man is not seldom a woman."
As soon as A observes something which seems to him wrong, from which X is suffering, A talks it over with B, and A and B then propose to get a law passed to remedy the evil and help X. Their law always proposes to determine what C shall do for X, or, in better case, what A, B, and C shall do for X... What I want to do is to look up C. I want to show you what manner of man he is. I call him the Forgotten Man. perhaps the appellation is not strictly correct. he is the man who never is thought of.... I call him the forgotten man

1908. soft. Good. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Original The Fourth Estate Newspaper Bound Volume , from January 1, 1908 - June 27, 1908 Publisher-Printing Location: Ernest F. Birmingham Editor and publisher New York; Date and Numbering: January 1 - June 27 1908 Size and Page Count: 9.5 X 12 Tall, approx. 500 pages Weekly Newspaper for the makers of Newspapers. Condition: Good to Very Good, text in excellent shape, Half leather and red buck ram cloth, spine cover cracked with gilt lettering, hinges have been repaired, text block tight and clear. Illustrations Information: many small photographs and drawing of people and buildings, with a full page, full color illustration entitled The Lion's Bride ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- -26 Weekly Issues- Six Months- Full of Advertizements from most every newspaper and periodical in the nation with newspaper equipment sales, lawyers, News Services and Press Clipping Services. Great articles and… Read More

February 1974 Guns & Ammo Magazine

Condition: Good+, mailing label, 8 x 11", 100 pages, B&W photos and some Color Photos

Gun Control is a Racial Issue by Harlon Carter
Browning New Model 78 High Wall by Clair Rees
Military Stocks by Bob Tremaine
Russian 1854 Line Infantry by Garry James - Model 1830 flintlock, Model 1842 musket, Model 1817 infantry hanger
Al Buck of Buck Knives by Burt Miller
Nazi Classics Nazi Era PPK by David D. Cheny - 6 pages including center Color
Jacksnipe Hunting by John Wooters
Compare .22 Rimfire Magnum and the 5mm Remington by John lachuk
Military MPs & Police by Burton T. Miller
Shotgun Primers do make a Differance by Don Zutz
Revolver vs. Auto by Les Storrs
Gun Departments
etc