Search Results: Titles starting with S from Little Sages Books, ABAA

n.p. , n.d. . Broadside . Very good. 12-1/4" x 7-3/4" printed sheet, uncut. 'Any persons obtaining this Card from me will be considered under promise not to show the card, or teach the rule to others. Three tables plus other calculating strategies, bordered in black. Unrecorded. Of Hicks, the following is known: assigned to General Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia, Robert Hicks was present with the 34th Virginia Infantry for Lee’s surrender at the Appomattox Courthouse in April, 1865. Paroled out of service, Hicks returned to his home in the Lynchburg, Virginia area and resumed his life as a citizen. Robert Hicks married Frances Ann Morris in 1868 and had six children, four of which survived to adulthood. To support his family, he operated a tobacco farm and later became a business operator in Bedford County.

New Britain, Connecticut: REM Miniatures, 1986. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near fine. C. Ernest Massmann. 18 pp. 2 volumes, approximately 2 1/2 x 2 1/2". Limited to 300 copies, bound in black cloth with pictorial paper label on cover and hand colored frontis, accompanied by a paper bound volume entitled "Nutmegger's-Eye View of Dunbar Case." Both volumes enclosed in publisher's sleeve with printed paper labels, cover and spine. Illustrated by C. Ernest Massmann; hand-coloring and binding by Robert E. Massmann. (Bradbury, REM, 71) Unusual tale of the crime and punishment of a "trancient" girl in the village of Farmington, CT set in the year 1832. Twelve copies in holdings, including University of Virginia.

Salem , 1820. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 15p, removed.

Miami: Editorial A.I.P, 1975. First Edition. Paper. Good. Signed. 126pp with printed ads, insider covers. Former friend of Castro and exile.

Unknown. Paperback. Good. Slim, well illustrated softcover, including Latin and Italian texts of the Novena di S Foca Martire, 1757.

New York: Charles Scribners , 1946. First American Edition, 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very good/very good. Natalie Norton. 87pp., 8-1/4" x 6-1/4", First Edition with Scribner's A. Pictorial stamped cloth, red on grey, with blue illustrated dustjacket.INterior illustrations by Natalie Norton. Light wear to dj, priceclipped.

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.

Madison : Madison Eagle Press , 1945. Paper . Fine. WWII Era Scrap Drive Flyer, 9" X 6" Metal Tin Cans Rags Rubber Paper - Metal in Particular is Vitally Needed Now, Scrap Piles are Dangerously Low

Boston [?]: Printed for the Purchasers , 1802. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 32p., removed. rather toned, loss to title page top corner. Shaw and Shoemaker 3060. None found in trade at time of writing April 2020.

New York: Printed by D. Fanshaw 144 Nassau Street , 1830. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 45p., removed. Half title present but detached. Complete, a bit toned.

Boston: Privately Printed for Members Only, 1903. First Edition. Boards. Good. 132p., hand moulded paper, watermarked for the society. Plain boards, stamped gilt to back. Council members for 1902-3: Nathan Haskell Dole; Charles E. Hurd; Henry Cabot Lodge; William D.T. Trefry; William P. Trent; Henry H. Harper; Arnold J. Farrer.

Harrisburg: Board of Commissioners, 1885. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 22p. with folding plate (map), stapled wrappers split at hinge.

Philadelphia: James Boyd and Brother , 1904. First Edition. Staplebound. Very good. 6p. in printed wraps, a promotional offered by M.A. Leonard, selling agent in Malone, New York. Illustrations within, such as 'Keystone Fire Extinguishiner Does the Work of 50 Pails". None found in holdings or trade.

New York: Boa Editions , 1986. First Edition. Paperback. Good. American poet (1939-2007) who was an early supporter of Poets for Peace. Signed, 'Dear Folks, Here it is, another ten years have passed and I can't seem to shut up! With hope for our lives and with love, Tony. Brockport, New York, Nov. 15, 1986. Sunfade to wrappers, with light wear to tips.

Coffeyville : Zauberberg Press , 1989. Limited Edition. Cloth. Near fine. Last book printed on the Drenner build Albion press. One of twenty copies, unnumbered, hand-paginated in pencil, quarter linen on cloth, paper label spine. Printed damp on Rives (5 on Hayle, this copy a Rives), using Romanee and Bulmer handset type. 

Stockbridge: Printed by H. Willard , 1812 . First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 24p., removed. None in trade, many in holdings.

New York: S. Gould, Printer, Opposite the City Hall , 1807. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 52p., + [1] with Frontispiece portrait signed: Leney N.Y, also "To the congregation under the author's pastoral charge."--p. [iii]-iv. Removed, with foxing and bent corner tip. Foxed, with separation at stitching. Holdings at AAS and institutions, two noted in trade.

Dedham : Abel D. Alleyne, Printer , 1817. First Edition. Pamphlet. Good. 40p., removed, trimmed, last leaf separate.

Boston: Munroe and Francis, 1811. First Edition. Pamphlet. Very good. 52p., removed, mildly toned. Complete and intact with Appendix, detailing history of institution. Griffin (1770-1837), Yale educated Congregationalist, Pastor of Park Street Church, Boston, writes here on charity and benevolence. He was Yale's first Phi Beta Kappa and President of Williams College. Shaw & Shoemaker 22944

New York: Sleight and Robinson, Printers 111 Nassau Street , 1832. First Edition. Pamphlet. ver . 16p., removed. Six in domestic holdings, none in trade at time of writing (April 2020). .Mann was pastor of the Second Congregational Church, here he touches on Holiness. Shaw Shoemaker 13551.