New-Haven: Thomas and Samuel Green, 1778. First Edition. Octavo; removed; 23,[1]pp. ([A]-C4, collated complete). Stock uniformly toned and a bit spotted throughout, top and fore-edge margins trimmed affecting gift inscription at head of half title page, "[...] Lee - The Gift of the Revd. James Dana D[...]." Very Good and..... More

New-York: Hodge, Allen, and Campbell, 1790. First Edition. Octavo; full contemporary sheep, 19th-century manuscript spine label; 348pp. (A-C4 D6 E-2T4 2U6, collated and presumed complete). Leather quite scuffed and dried, later (ca. 1868) Sutton Free Library ex libris to front pastedown with their manuscript spine label, mid-20th century ownership signature..... More

Lunenburg, VT: Printed for the Members of The Limited Editions Club at the Stinehour Press, 1975. Limited Edition of 2000 copies signed by Lynd Ward, this being #1654. Large octavo. 268 pp. Two-color wood engravings by Ward. Bound in Schumacher cloth printed with an allover multicolor Colonial pattern with the..... More

Hartford: Elisha Babcock, 1791. First Edition. Small octavo; modern blue wrappers; 23,[1]pp. (A-C4, collated complete). Leaves trimmed mostly erasing contemporary ownership inscription at head of title page, light toning to textblock, else Very Good and sound. Ordination sermon delivered by Enos Hitchcock (1744-1803), who served as a chaplain for..... More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941. First edition, with "A" on copyright page. Octavo; 158pp. Pictorial two-color dust jacket with $2.00 price inatct. Green cloth with gold lettering on spine and gold stamping (title + vignette) on front panel. Unclipped jacket tanned with scuffed edges; half-inch tear at top of..... More

Boston, New-England: Printed and Sold by Thomas and John Fleet, in Cornhill; and Green & Ruslell [sic], and Edes & Gill, in Queenstreet, 1763. First Edition. Octavo (19.5cm.); removed, remnants of old sheep along spine; [4],93,[1]pp. ([A2] B4 B-M4, lacking final blank). First two gatherings separated but present, texblock a...... More

Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin, 1779. First Edition. Octavo (18cm.); stitched self-wrappers, removed from larger volume; 46,[2]pp. ([A]4 B-F4, collated and complete with half title and errata). First and final leaf spotted, else Very Good and sound. Revolutionary War-era election sermon delivered by the New Haven clergyman James Dana..... More

[Boston]: [Printed and sold by Rogers and Fowle in Queen-Street, next to the prison], [1743]. First U.S. Edition, though unfortunately incomplete, lacking the following: leaves A1-A2, including title and half title, top half of G2, near entirety of G3 (the final page of text) with only a small remnant remaining..... More

N.p.: Westholm Publications, 1957. First Edition, limited issue of 400 numbered copies, this being #54. Octavo. 35 pp. Map frontispiece. Red and white boards stamped in black. No dust jacket as issued. Moderate spotting to boards, with light rubbing to edges and a 1" split along front joint at tail..... More

Primarily Queens, NY: 1921-1934. Substantial string-bound scrapbook (35x30cm.) housed in custom linen clam shell box (40x35cm.); [84]ll. to which are mounted 133 original photographs (16 of which are housed in mounted envelope); 105 newsclippings; 26 pieces of correspondence including both autograph and typed letters and notes, all but one signed;..... More

Point Pleasant, WV: The State Gazette, Publisher, 1909. First Edition. Tall octavo. 141 pp. Black and white illustrations. Red printed wraps. Laid in are a guide and printed description to Point Pleasant Battle Monument and Tu-Endie-Wei Park. Wraps chipped along edges and spine, general soiling, curling to edges. Binding..... More

Three volumes bound in two (see below); octavos; full contemporary gilt-ruled calf, gilt spines in six compartments, red spine labels, all edges marbled, marbled endpapers. Leather a bit scuffed with some flaking of gilt, tiny losses to Vol. I spine ends, scattered foxing to textblocks, short split to Vol. I...... More

[Boston], Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Printed by T. and J. Fleet, and J. Gill, 1780. First Edition. Octavo. [4], 55 pp. Stitched into modern marbled wrappers, with half title. Half-title trimmed along fore-edge, contemporary gift inscription, sparse foxing, else a Very Good and well-preserved copy. John Adams was the..... More