Search Results: Authors starting with J from Little Sages Books, ABAA

San Francisco: Press of H. S. Crocker , 1896. First Edition. Half leather. Good. All edges gilt, 1/4 leather on gilt floral stamped blue cloth boards, title stamped in black. Illustrated map by Maud McMullan, with full illustrated plates throughout. Eight in holdings. With photographs by F.H Maude and Co., of Los Angeles; I. W. Taber of San Francisco; H.C. Tibbitts of San Francisco; Tresslar and Son, Riverside; J. E. Slocum, San Diego. None found in trade. Nine in holdings. Rubbed exterior, hinge starting.

New York : Jonathan Leavitt, 182 Broadway , 1832. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 38p., +[2], 22cm, removed. Light foxing, front page detached. Twenty + in hodlings. Shaw and Shoemaker 14521.

London: John Murray, Albemarle Street , 1858. Leather bound. Good. 148p., includig index, in full green morocco leather covered boards, ruled gilt, morocco panel and gilt flourish to spine, marbled endpapers. HInge starting, bit of rubbing.

Boston: Press of Geo.[George] C. Rand and Avery No 3 Cornhill , 1861. First Edition. Wraps. Very good. 12p., in original printed green wraps.

New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1901. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 32p. in stylized iris and leaf publishers boards. Small white volume, with loose text block.

Albany : Websters and Skinners, Printers , 1817. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 48p., removed, 22 cm. Trimmed, with inscription 'M.T. from the Author' in ink, top border. "Report of the board of managers of the Albany Bible Society, February 1817. To which are added, the treasurer's account, for 1816; names of the officers, and a list of the subscribers, to the said Society," p.[33]-48, with separate title page. Complete, with report. Bradford, (1781-1826), Presbyterian minister of the Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, noted for his oration, gentlemanly qualities and handsome appearance, was removed from the pulpit after increased erratic behavior and drunkenness.

Albany : E and E Hosford, Printers , 1814. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 30p. + [4] blanks, removed, with manuscript notes. Lightly toned. Bradford, (1781-1826), Presbyterian minister of the Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, noted for his oration, gentlemanly qualities and handsome appearance, was removed from the pulpit after increased erratic behavior and drunkenness. None found in trade at time of this writing. Shaw and Shoemaker 30980.

Albany : Green and Co. No 73 State Street (E and E Hosford, Printers), 1813. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. [4] 52p., 21cm, removed. "Extract from the minutes of the board of superintendants." p. [2], money to defray cost of publication to be taken from library fund, repaid and appropriated to same fund from profits of pamphlet sale. Signed John Schureman, stated clerk. "Appendix " p. [37]-52. Includes bibliographical references. Touch of foxing, rather bright. None found in trade at time of writing. Holdings found at AAS and other institutions. Bradford, (1781-1826), Presbyterian minister of the Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, noted for his oration, gentlemanly qualities and handsome appearance, was removed from the pulpit after increased erratic behavior and drunkenness.

Boston: Munroe and Francis at the Shakspeare Bookstore, No. 4 Cornhill, 1811. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 23 [1] p., 22cm. Removed, with toning on to rear top border. None found in trade at time of writing. Shaw and Shoemaker 22887

New York: Isaac Collins and Son for Cornelius Davis No. 167 Water Street , 1802. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 35p +[1]., 22cm., removed. "Appendix," p. [36] includes "a short account" of the origin and the progress of the society, brief accounts of monies distributed, and number families and persons assisted. Bit toned, rear leaf more so. Mason was Provost of Columbia College in the early 1810s, and briefly President of Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The Society for the Relief of the Destitute Sick originated in 1785 on a voluntary basis and was incorporated by a Seal of Cause from Edinburgh Town Council in 1813. It existed to provide relief to those prevented from earning a living by illness and unable to make claims on other public charities or parish funds. Shaw and Shoemaker 8702

New York: The Literary Rooms, Abraham Paul Printer. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 39pp., disbound

Hartford : Printed by George Goodwin, 1823. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 18p. pamphlet, trimmed, removed, bearing Rev. Spring's signature to E.D. Griffin [President of Williams College]

London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner and Co. Ltd, 1913. First Edition. Cloth. Very good. 762 quatrains in blue publishers cloth, text in gilt, top edge gilt. Pencil annotations noting quatrains, laid in slip with additional concordance in pencil.

New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons , 1938. Cloth. Very good. 40 p.; blue publisher's cloth stamped gilt. (17 Rubaiyat) with 16 additional poems, all pages illustrated in b/w

Miami: Saeta Ediciones, 1991. Paperback. Very Good. [Cuba] Bright, slim softcover in Spanish/en Espanol. Neat, fresh - arriving First Class.

Boston: New England Free Press , 1968. Staplebound. Very good. Stapled pamphlet, 22p.

Boston: Samuel T. Armstrong; Wm [William] Hoit, printer , 1811. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 38p, removed. Buckminster (1784-1812), Unitarian/Congregationalist minister/pastor of a church in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. None found in trade at time of writing April 2020.

Los Angeles: Association for Preservation of Persian Language and Iranian Culture. First Edition. Paperback. Very good. 14 page article in English, 186 remaining pages in Persian. Printed wraps

Greenfield : Denio and Phelps, Printers, 1822. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 23 [1] p., 22cm, removed. Small stains, toning. Four lines of quotations from David and Paul. None in trade at time of writing.

Sutton [Mass.]: Sewall Goodridge, Printer, 1808. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 27p., iv, [1], 6-27, [1] p. ; 22 cm. Disbound, last leaf detached. Shaw and Shoemaker 15126. 'Warren Hayes, presented by the Author' written in pen on title page. With address to the Mourning Relatives and to the Young People in the Second parish in Sutton Mass, followed by a note to the public regarding Mr. Isaac Stiles "To the public. As it may be gratifying to the reader to know the circumstances of the death which occasioned this discouse, it is thought expedient to prefix the following historical sketch."--Page [iii]-iv. Stiles was employed at the Blacksmith-works of Elijah and Asa Waters, and was killed by a new, large grindstone, while working Scythes. He was found with about one fourth of the stone (weighing four hundred and thirty-nine pounds) leaning on his head, at twenty five years old. This followed by A Funeral Sermon. Title page heavily toned. Many in OCLC.