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PREFACE
A SURVEY of market prices for rare books and autographs for
the past auction season is cf peculiar interest, is indeed essential
for arriving at average valuations. It reveals the status of literary
material at a period which, it is hoped, marks the depth of depressed
markets and thus provides figures which, used in comparison with
those of the past few years, will afford excellent opportunity for an
estimate of mean values.
Aside, however, from certain conditions which, undoubtedly, reflect
the general business situation, the auction market for literary material
during 1931-1932 was by no means altogether low and to those en-
gaged actively in its progress, the record of the year is found rep-
resentative and offers the guidance necessary for up-to-date valua-
tions, note being made, of course, of varying physical conditions of
volumes bringing varying prices. On the whole, general financial con-
ditions have militated against the auction market rather in the with-
holding of material in quantity than in the total withdrawal of de-
sirable items from public sale or in the reduction of prices paid for
fine copies. We find these items still in the market in fine, if not
in numerous examples.
As usual, there have been opportunities for securing rarities and for
securing bargains : and collectors find encouragement in the evidence
that rare books and autographs, considered as investments alone, do
not depreciate in the ratio of other securities. Good examples, if
the owner must part with them, continue to find a ready market at
good prices.
Although less in volume, the sales of 1931-32 in New York City
alone reali/ed a total sum far in excess of the returns for either of
the two preceding years. The very large sums contributing to this
local return were realized in the sale of the Lothian collection ; but
a number of works in other collections brought prices in advance,
sometimes considerably in advance, of prices paid for corresponding
copies in the previous five years, that is, since the year 1926. This
span would seem to set a limit to the period of comparison having
any practical bearing upon the present and the immediate future.
The sales of 1031-32 numbered (>9 and showed two changes in the
list of auction houses, the withdrawal of the Union Square Book Shop
and the appearance of the National Art Galleries, Inc.
The outstanding' events of the season occurred in the sales of two
consignments" from England, the first, Selections from the Libraries
of the Marquess of Lothian — mentioned more fully below — the other,
a single item, one of the two fully signed copies known to be in
existence of the "Olive Branch" Petition of the Second Continental
Congress which was presented to King George III in 1775 as a final
vi PREFACE
effort to avert the War of the Revolution. This document was sold
at $53000, a sum greater by $2000 than that paid for a manuscript
in an American auction in any previous season. The letter bearing
the signature of Button Gwinnett, with the signatures of Hancock,
Morris, Lewis, Read, and Middleton, sold in 1927 for $51000, had
held the record to date.
Collections sold in October, 1931 included the Library of Americana
of the late George W. Riggs which produced a 1775-76 run of the
Pennsylvania Journal and Weekly Advertiser at $925, Nunez Cabeza
de Vaca's Relacion [1555], at $410, and manuscript Indian treaties
at $650, $750, and $1450.
The Library of William H. MacAfee, consisting mainly of Nine-
teenth and Twentieth Century English Literature, included works of
Gilbert A'Beckett, Jane Austen, Byron, Cowper, Scott, Thackeray,
and Wordsworth, which brought their highest market prices except
for the prices realized in the Kern sale of 1929.
Sporting Books and First Editions from the Library of the late
Gifford A. Cochran, with matter of great autograph and association
interest from other owners, included Real Life in London, 1821-22,
and Egan's Life of an Actor, 1825, each in original parts, selling at
$320 and $350. The 1620 English version of Boccaccio sold at $1525,
and Paradise lost, 1667, with Paradise Regain'd, 1671, at $1300. Pres-
entation copies of various works by Hawthorne brought $525, $1300,
and $2200. A copy of Irving's Life of Washington, 1855-59, ex-
tended by the insertion of autographs and illustrations, sold for
$4250. The Bos well papers in the I sham collection as published
to 1931 made an appearance in this consignment, selling at $400. The
autograph material included Orderly Books of Sir William Howe
for the years 1776 and 1777, which sold for $1400.
Among autographs in the collection of the late Thomas B. Clarke,
a letter of Gilbert Stuart was sold at $420, a letter signed, in 1776.
by Franklin, Carroll and Chase, as commissioners to Canada, at
$1300. A letter of 1861 by President Lincoln to the Governor of
Kentucky, declining to remove Union troops from that state, sold
for $1550, and a copy of the Thirteenth Amendment to the Con-
stitution, signed, in 1865, by Lincoln and by all of its sponsors in
Congress, sold for $8000.
In the sale of the Library of an Ohio collector, a copy of Great
Expectations, 1861, brought $550; one of the copies of F. R. Martin's
History of Oriental Carpets, Vienna, 1908, with plates printed on
silk, brought $425; and a complete set of the folio works of John
Gould, 1831-88, $2600.
Other sales produced a copy of A Trve Declaration of the estate
of the Colonie in Virginia, 1610, which sold at $850; Mason's Brief
History of the Pequot War, 1736, at $675; a copy of the English
Bible printed by Aitken at Philadelphia in 1782, at $525; Cooper's
Spy, 1821, at $770; Hawthorne's Peter Parley's Universal History,
1837, at $845 ; the New York, 1866 issue of Alice in Wonderland, at
$300; Longfellow's Evangeline, 1847, at $1150; and a copy of the
catalogue of the Ashley Library as published to 1930, at $440.
Manuscript Americana of the season included, among early Eng-
lish deeds, one bearing the signature of the Puritan colonist, Richard
Gardiner, which sold for $1000 and, among early orderly books and
journals of historic interest, the record kept at the headquarters of
General Woodford in 1777, which sold at $460. A letter of Roger
PREFACE vii
Williams to Gov. Winthrop, in 1640, in relation to the Indians of
Rhode Island, brought $4000, a 1629 letter of Gov. Winthrop, $1000.
Official notification to Arthur Lee of his appointment as Commissioner
to France, in a letter of Oct. 23, 1776, signed by Franklin and Morris,
brought $610. A plan of July 13, 1781 written out in General Wash-
ington's hand, "For Reconnoitering the Enemy's Posts at the North
end of York Island and the vicinity of it," was sold for $1950. A
Mexican War letter of Zachary Taylor sold at $385. A journal kept
by Benjamin Van Cleve, 1778-1803, covering much of the history
of the settlement of the Ohio Valley, sold at $410, an 1849 overland
diary of Simon Doyle, at $480.
Consignment of the Lothian collection to the American market,
made at the protest of the London public and press, brought to the
owner justification of choice, the 168 items of the collection realiz-
ing $410,545, a sum considerably in excess of his expectation. The
material included certain world-famed manuscripts and 133 printed
books comprising incunabula, publications of the sixteenth century
and early Americana. Among the 35 manuscripts of the sale, two
romances in fourteenth century hands, Lc Roman de la Rose and
the copy of the Floriant et Florete from which the edition of the
Roxburghe Club was printed (Edinburgh, 1873) brought, respec-
tively, $1000 and $1050; Sir Walter Scott's manuscript of The Eve
of Saint John brought $1600. Three fifteenth century Books of
Hours realized $1400, $4300, and $4500, two copies of the Bible in
Latin, in thirteenth century hands, $700 and $1400, and a copy written
in the twelfth century, $7000. Handsomely bound manuscripts of the
sixteenth century included a volume of Medical Recipes bound,
probably, by Cloyis Kve, which sold at $1100; a volume on the lives
of Scipio, Hannibal, Pompey, and Cicero, in French prose, bound
for Diane de Poitiers, at $2250, and a poem by Bernardino Manetti,
in Italian, on Catherine de Medici and bound for her, at $5750.
Fifteenth century copies of French translations of Livy, Boccaccio,
and Saint Augustine, sold at $9000, $18000, and $31500. The "Blick-
ling" Homilies, in Anglo-Saxon, of the yeaf 971, brought $55000;
the eighth century "Lincoln" Psalter, written entirely in uncial letters,
$23000; and the Tikytt Psalter, of about 1310, $61000.
The Lothian incunabula sales included the Augsburg, 1470 edition
of Josephus, in Latin, at $600; the Nuremberg Chronicle (Schedel),
bound with Durer's (?) Apocalypse, at $950; the Aldine, 1499
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili of Columna, at $1550: the Jenson, 1470
De euangelica of Eusebius, at $2100; Bien advise, mal advise, on
vellum, at $3000; Pliny's Naturalis Historia, Venice, Spira, 1469, at
$3100; the Caxton, 1480 Chronicles of England and the Description
of Britain, in one volume, at $7000; these Chronicles, as printed by
Machlinia in 1486, at $1200; Kay's translation of Caorsin's Siege of
Rhodes, London, about 1482, at $7250; the Maintz, 1462 Bible, at
$19000; a Paris, 1493 Boccaccio, in French, in a Diane de Poitiers
binding, at $9400 and Colard Mansion's Bruges, 1476 Boccaccio, in
French, at $45,000. . .
Among sixteenth century books, Pynson's 1516 printing of Fabyan s
Newe Chronycles of England and of Fraunce brought $725 ; a French
Book of Hours, $1000; Gassar's Epitome, Lugdini [1538], in a
mosaic Maioli binding, $1200: the 1535 Coverdale translation of the
Bible, $3700; and "Cest la Deduction," etc., a work in celebration of
Henri II and Catherine de Medici, $4000.
Vlll
PREFACE
Early Americana and books on travel in the Lothian collection
consisted of 79 items, among them Jourdain's Plaine Description of
the Barmvdas, 1613, which realized $700; Hagthorpe's Englands-
Exchequer, 1625, $725; A Perfect Description of Virginia, 1649,
$750; Barlow's Navigators Svpply, 1597, $800; Middleton's Sir
Robert Sherley, 1609, $800; Thevet's New found worlde, in Racket's
translation [1568], $900; Winslow's New-Englandes Salamander,
1647, $900; Captain John Smith's Accidence for the Sea, 1636, $1350,
the later edition (1653), entitled The Sea-mans Grammar, $650;
Smith's Trve Relation of ... occurrences ... in Virginia, 1608,
$3750; the first, the "Colonie" edition (1620), of A Declaration of
the State of the Colonie ... in Virginia, $1400; Les Voyages of
Champlain, Paris, 1613, $2100; Nicholl's Houre Glasse of Indian
Newes, 1607, $2250; Underbill's Newes from America, 1638, $2500;
Sir George Peckham's Trve Reporte of the late Discoueries ... by
... Sir Humfrey Gilbert, 1583, $3250; Hakluyt's Principal Naviga-
tions, 1598-99-1600, with the Molineaux-Wright map, $3500; The
Travels of Marco Polo, Frampton's translation, 1579, $4250; Rosier's
Trve Relation of the . . . Discouery of ... Virginia, 1605, $4500;
and Best's Trve Discovrse of Frobisher's voyages, 1578, $7250.
The dispersal of the Lothian Americana was followed, in the same
evening, by the offering of the related document mentioned above as
comprising a formal sale in itself, the " 'Olive Branch* Petition" of
Congress to King George III.
Ed.
Comp.
Trans.
Intro.
Dupl.
No.
Orig.
Illus.
Ilium.
Frontis.
CoL
Pp.
Bait.
Chic.
N. Y.
Phila.
San Fran.
Wash.
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v.p.
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Vol.
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ABBREVIATIONS
USED, ETC.
edited
i2mo
compiled
8vo
translated
4to
introduction
Fol.
duplicate
Sm.
number
Roy.
original
Imp.
illustrated
At.
illuminated
El.
frontispiece
V.s.
colored
Obi.
pages
Sq.
Baltimore
Bds.
Chicago
Cf.
New York
CL
Philadelphia
Leath.
San Francisco
Lev.
Washington
Mor.
no place given
Rus.
various places
Vcl.
1788 to 1789
Cont.
no date given
Hf.
no year given
V.b.
various dates
G.e.
volume
G.t.
volumes
Unc.
sextodecimo
MS.
duodecimo
octavo
quarto
folio
small
royal
imperial
atlas
elephant
various sizes
oblong
square
boards
calf
cloth
leather
levant
morocco
russia
vellum
contemporary
half
various bindings
gilt edges
gilt top
uncut
manuscript
PREFACE ix
MSS. manuscripts D. document or
A. autograph documents
L. letter or letters S. signed
N. note or notes
As this volume may come into the hands of some persons not
familiar with the publication, the following explanation of its scheme
is reprinted from earlier issues.
The name of the author, or the main heading, is set in bold-face
capitals. As a rule, Club and Press publications are listed under
the name of the club or press in question; and a few other books,
such as anonymous histories and biographies, are given subject
entries.
The titles of various works under these main entries are printed
in bold-face type, capitals and lower case. The subsequent mat-
ter, the description, printed in light-face type, is in two portions,
the first, including the imprint — place, printer, date — and size of
volume, is general and applies to all copies of the work listed.
The second portion of the description, applying specifically to
the copy of the book sold (each lot beginning a new line), is made
up as follows: (i) a description of the binding; (2) a statement
as to the condition of this copy — if on large paper, with extra
plates inserted, from a famous library, etc.; (3) capital (key) let-
ter, referring to the Chronological List of Sales at the beginning
of this volume and indicating the name and date of the sale; (4)
the lot number of the sale catalogue; (5) the price realized, that
is, the price per lot and not per volume.
M. H. W.
CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF SALES
REPORTED IN THIS VOLUME
A June 5, 1931. Americana: Concluding Portion of the Histori-
cal and Genealogical Library of Col. Charles £. Banks [and]
Books from the Library of the Late Elisha R. Brown.
Frank J. Wilder
B June 1 8, 1931. Library of the Late Edgar Munson, Muncy,
Pa. Stan. V. Henkels
C June 18, 1931. Important First Editions of English and
American Authors . . . Literary Autograph Letters . . . Amer-
icana, Currier & Ives Prints.
Chicago Book & Art Auctions, Inc.
E Oct. 6, 1931. Library of Dr. Gottfried Koehler; with Addi-
tions, comprising Americana, American First Editions and
Autograph Material. Chicago Book & Art Auctions, Inc.
F Oct. 14, 1931. Library of J. William Smith and Selections
from the Library at "Oakland/* including that of the Late
Thomas Nelson Page.
American Art Association-Anderson Galleries, Inc.
G Oct. 15, 1931. Americana, Miscellaneous Books, Sporting
Prints, and Engravings. Stan. V. Henkels, Jr.
H Oct. 15, 1931. First Editions of American and English Au-
thors; Americana. Newark Galleries, Inc.
I Oct. 20, 1931. American Historical Autographs, comprising
the Collections formed by the Late William Winslow Crannell
and Littleton W. Tazewell.
American Art Association- Anderson Galleries, Inc.
J Oct. 24, 1931. Americana. Charles F. Heartman
K Oct. 27-28, 1931. Library of a Massachusetts Collector . . .
First Editions of Modern American and English Authors.
Chicago Book & Art Auctions, Inc.
L Oct. 28, 1931. Library of the Late George W. Riggs . . .
Washington Letters, Manuscript Indian Treaties, Early Amer-
icana. American Art Association-Anderson Galleries, Inc.
M Oct. 29, 1931. Library of John C. Pinto, with a Few Addi-
tions. Ritter-Hopson Galleries
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xii CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF SALES
N Nov. 5-6, 1931. A Collection of First Editions, including As-
sociation Copies of James Russell Lowell, from the Library
of the Late Carlotta Russell Lowell.
Plaza Art Galleries, Inc.
O Nov. 12, 1931. Choice Library of William H. MacAfee:
First Editions of American and English Authors.
American Art Association-Anderson Galleries, Inc.
P Nov. 14, 1931. Americana. Charles F. Heartman
Q Nov. 18-19, 1931. Library of a Massachusetts Collector,
Part II ... First Editions of Modern American and English
Authors, Limited and Signed Editions, etc.
Chicago Book & Art Auctions, Inc.
R Nov. 19-20, 1931. A Noteworthy Collection of Rare Sporting
Books, Autographs, Hawthorne Presentation Copies, Valuable
Collectors' Books from Shakespeare to the Present Time, and
Colored Plate Books.
American Art Association-Anderson Galleries, Inc.
S Nov. 24, 1931. Valuable Library of John Kherbach Bromley,
containing Library Sets, First and Collected Editions; Colored
Plate Books; Books illustrated by "Phiz," Leech, Cruikshank
and Others. Stan. A'. Henkels, Jr.
T Nov. 24, 1931. Library of Xorman Howard. Part I : His-
torical and Literary Americana. Ritter-Hopson Galleries
U Nov. 30, 1931. Fine Sets in Attractive Bindings from the
Library of the Late George \V. Thompson, Cazcnovia. X.Y. ;
with Other Properties from the Libraries of A. Lucllow
Kramer, the Late Dr. William Cowan, and Eleanor B. W.
Cowan, and Others.
American Art Association-Anderson Galleries. Inc.
V Dec. 1-2, 1931. Library of the Late Donald Robertson (with
Additions) . . . First Editions, Fine Bindings, Incunabula,
Sets, Theatrical Association Items, Fine Press Books, Rare
Lincoln Items, Jeweled Bindings, and Fore-Kdge Books.
Chicago Book & Art Auctions. Inc.
W Dec. 3, 1931. Library and Autograph Collection of the Late
Thomas B. Clarke.
American Art Association- Anderson Galleries, Inc.
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comprising Standard Sets and American Historical Auto-
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Y Dec. 8, 1931. Collection of Valuable Hcxjks consigned by
Mrs. Barbara Simpson . . . and for Other Accounts.
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Z Dec. 10, 1931. Sporting Brx>ks and Pictures from the Li-
brary of Harry Worcester Smith, together with his Henry
William Herbert (Frank Forester) Collection.
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Other Desirable Books . . . from the Collections of Charles
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Americana from the Famous Libraries of the Most Hon. the
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MM Jan. 28, 1932. The "Olive Branch" Petition to King George
III of England from the Second Continental Congress, signed
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F'hvwilliam, D. L., J. P.
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xiv CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF SALES
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Newark Galleries, Inc.
TT Mar. 1-2, 1932. Selections from the Library of a Chicago
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Whitney . . . with Additions. National Art Galleries, Inc.
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and Estates.
American Art Association- Anderson Galleries, Inc. '
AB Mar. 31, 1932. Books, Letters and Manuscripts sold for the
Account of Mr. Joseph H. Schwartz. Stan. V. Henkels, Jr.
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CANADA [Broadside]. Arrest du Conseil d'Etat du Roi, qui
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CANDID AND IMPARTIAL NARRATIVE OF THE
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CAPITULATION . . . HISTORY OF THE EXPEDITION
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CAREY (David). Life in Paris. 21 col. aquatint plates and 22
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CAREY (Mat hew). Carey's American Pocket Atlas. 19 folding
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CARLYLE (Thomas). Chartism. London, 1840. 8vo.
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See also LONDON LIBRARY.
CARMAN (Bliss). Low Tide on Grand Pre. N.Y., 1893: [also]
Low Tide on Grand Pre fand] Ballads of Lost Haven. Boston,
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CAROLINA [Colored map.] Carte Generale de la Caroline.
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CARPENTER (Stephen C.). Memoirs of the Hon. Thomas Jef-
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CARR (John). Early Times in Middle Tennessee. Nashville,
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CARROLL (Lewis), pseud. See DODGSON (C. L.).
CARSON (Mrs. Ann). The History of the Celebrated Mrs.
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CARTER (Charles Morland). Shooting in the Early Days,
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CARTWRIGHT (John). The Preachers Travels. London, for
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CARTWRIGHT (William). Comedies, Tragi-Comedies, with
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CARUS (Paul). The History of the Devil and the Idea of Evil.
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CARUTHERS (E. W.). Revolutionary Incidents: and Sketches
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CARVER (Jonathan). Travels through the Interior Parts of
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and 4 plates. London, for the Author, 1778. 8vo.
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Travels Through the Interior Parts of North America. 2
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CASANOVA DE SEINGALT (Giacomo Giralamo). Memoirs.
Trans, [by Arthur Machen]. [London,] Privately Printed, 1894.
12 vols., I2mo.
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Memoirs. Trans, by Arthur Machen. London, 1928. 6 vols.,
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CASAS (Bartolome de las). Las Obras: Brevissima Relacipn
de la Destruycion de las Indias ; and other tracts (each with
separate title bearing imprint of first edition, Seville, 1552) in one
vol. [Barcelona, Antonio Lacaualleria, 1646.] 4to.
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La Decouverte des Indes Occidentales, par les Espagnols.
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Entre los remedies . . . por mandado del Emperador, etc.
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CASE AND CLAIM (The) OF THE AMERICAN LOYAL-
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CASS (Lewis). [His] Life. Portraits. Phila., 1848. i2mo.
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CASSELL'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Illustrations, some in
color. Twentieth Century Edition. London, n.d. 9 vols., roy.
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CASSIN (John). Illustrations of the Birds of California, Texas,
Oregon, British and Russian America. Col. plates. Phila., 1886.
Roy. 8vo.
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CASSIODORUS (Magnus Aurelius). Ecclesiastica et tri-
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sler, 1472. Fol. (Rain *4573).
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CASTELL (William). A Short Discoverie of the Coasts and
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the adjacent Isles. London, 1644. Sm. 4to.
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CASTIGLIONE (Baldassare). The Courtier. Done into Eng-
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The Book of the Courtier. Trans, by L. E. Opdycke. 12 por-
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to remove from the same, etc. Given at the Headquarters of
the 4th Regiment, igth of August, 1797. Thomas Butler, Lieut.
Col. Commanding the Troops of the United States, in the State
of Tennessee, n.p., n.d. [Knoxville, George Roulstone, 1797].
Fol., folded to 4to.
In cl. folder and case. BC (98) $37.50.
CHESTERFIELD (Philip Stanhope, Earl of). Letters ... to
his Son, Philip Stanhope. Portrait. London, 1774. 2 vols., 4to.
Cont. cf. (rebacked; armorial bookplate, also bookplate of Thomas
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Letters ... to his Son, Philip Stanhope. Portrait. Second
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Letters. Ed. by Lord Mahon. Portraits. London, 1845-53. 5
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CHEVIGNfi (Louis de). Les Contes Remois. Edition minia-
ture. Portrait, fipernay, 1875. 32mo.
Mor., tooled, inlaid, g.t., unc., by Zaehnsdorf; in mor. case. U(55)
$25.00.
CHEW (Beverly). Essays and Verses about Books. Frontis.
N.Y., Merry mount Press, 1926. 8vo.
Bds., unc.; in hf. mor. case. NO (65) $7.50.
CHICAGO. Edward's Chicago Directory. Chic., 1869-70. 8vo.
Orig. cl. (shaken). E(45)$io.oo.
Keppler (J.). Richard's Illustrated Statistical [Folding] Map
of the Great Conflagration in Chicago. St. Louis, 1871. 25 x 38
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A Strangers' and Tourists' Guide to the City of Chicago.
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See also ALMANACS, also FERGUS HISTORICAL SE-
RIES.
CHICAGO MAGAZINE. The West As It Is. Vol. I, Nos. 1-5,
March-Aug., 1857 [all published]. Chic., 1857. 8vo.
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CHICAGO RACING FORM DE LUXE. Ed. by F. H. Brunell.
June I, 1896- Aug. 31, 1929. Chic. [1896-1929.] 71 vols., 8vo.
Leath. (one vol. in duplicate, together 72 vols. ; some bindings dam-
aged, several titles lacking). R( 15) $70.00.
CHIFNEY (Samuel). Genius Genuine. [London,] Sold for the
Author. 1804. 8vo.
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CHILDS (Cephus G.). Views in Philadelphia, and its Vicinity.
Plates. Phila., Childs, 1827. Roy. 8vo.
Orig. paper. P( 139) $16.50.
CHIPPENDALE (Thomas). The Gentleman and Cabinet-
Maker's Director. Engraved dedication-page and 160 plates.
London, 1754. Fol.
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The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director. 200 plates.
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CHISWICK LIBRARY OF NOBLE AUTHORS. Portraits.
N.Y., 1903-04. 3 vols., fol.
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CHITTENDEN (Hiram M.). The American Fur Trade of the
Far West. Folding map and plates. N.Y., 1902. 3 vols., 8vo.
Cl., unc. KLa( 102) $22.50.
CHOPIN (Kate). The Awakening. Chic., 1899. i2mo.
Orig. cl., g.t. (shaken, name on fly leaf). XX(66)$8.oo.
Bayou Folks. Boston, 1894; [also] A Night in Acadie. Chic.,
1897; [also] The Awakening. Chic., 1899. Boston and Chic.,
1894-99. 3 vols., I2mo.
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CHRONICLES OF AMERICA (The). Ed. by Allen Johnson
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Q., g.t, unc. GG( 190) $32.50.
Chronicles of America. Illustrations and col. maps. New
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edition.
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CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND (The). 181 leaves; [bound
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The Chronicles of England. [London, William De Machlinia,
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The Cronycles of Englonde. 190 leaves (should be 192).
Large armorial woodcut on first title, repeated on verso ; woodcut
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CHURCHILL (T. O.). The Life of Lord Viscount Nelson.
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Mor., g.e. (rehinged, corners worn; pasted below frontis. is franked
address-leaf in the hand of Nelson). CC (33) $10.00.
CHURCHILL (Winston). The Celebrity. N.Y., 1898. wmo.
Cl. M(S3)$io.oo.
Richard Carvel. N.Y., 1899. i2mo.
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CHYDENIUS (Anders). See KALM (Peter).
CIBBER (Colley). An Apology for [his] Life. Portrait by G.
Vander Gucht after Vanloo. London, John Watts for the Author,
1740. Large 4to.
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$20.00.
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An Apology for [his] Life. Ed. by Robert W. Lowe. 26 por-
traits by R. B. Parkes, and 18 etchings by Adolphe Lalauze. Lon-
don, 1889. 2 vols., 8vo.
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in 2 states). V( 72) $21.00.
CICERO. Cato Major. Trans, by James Logan. Second issue
with word "only," on page 27, line 5, complete without dropped
"1." Phila., B. Franklin, 1744. 8vo.
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De Officiis, de Senectute, et de Amicitia. London, Pickering,
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Opera Omnia. Ed. by Alexander Minutianus. [Vols. Ill and
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CIVIL WAR. Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force
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Mor. (U. S. Grant copy, his autograph on fly-leaf). HH(9)$i7.oo.
CLAIBORNE (John F. H.). Mississippi as a Province, Terri-
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Portraits. Vol. I [all published]. Jackson, Miss., 1880. 8vo.
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CLAIBORNE (Nathaniel H.). Notes on the War in the South.
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CLARENDON (Edward Hyde, Earl of). The History of the
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06. 6 vols., 8vo.
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The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England.
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CLARK (James S.) and M'ARTHUR (John). The Life of Ad-
miral Lord Nelson. Engraved plates. London, 1809. 2 vols.,
roy. 4to.
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CLARK (Thomas). Sketches of the Naval History of the
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Roan, g.t., by Zaehnsdorf. YY (30) $12.00.
CLARKE (Lewis). Narrative of [his] Sufferings, during a Cap-
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Kentucky. Portrait. [Appendix contains an Anti-Slavery Letter
by John G. Whittier.] Boston, 1845. 8vo.
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CLAVEL (Robert). His Majesties Propriety, and Dominion
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don, for Edward Thomas, 1672. I2mo.
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CLAVIGERO (Francisco S.). The History of Mexico. Trans.
by Charles Cullen. 2 maps and 25 plates. London, 1787. 2 vols.,
4to.
Hf. mor., g.t. (covers worn). L (39) $15.00.
CLAY (Cassius M.). [His] Life and Memoirs, Writings and
Speeches. Vol. i fall published]. Cincinnati, 1886. 8vo.
Orig. cl. (cover spotted, shaken). IJ (28) $9.00.
CLEMENS (Samuel L.). The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
London, 1884. I2mo.
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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Tom Sawyer's Comrade).
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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. London, 1899. i2mo.
Cl., unc. (inscribed). EF (284) $17.50.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Hartford, 1876. Sq. 8vo.
Orig. blue cl. (corners rubbed, tear in back joint; versos of half-
title and Preface are not blank; last line of first page of text is
intact as before the "gouge" occurred ; preliminary pages xii and
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title and Preface blank and with perfect type in last line of first
page of text). H( 179) $420.00.
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First issue and with frontis. on verso of half-title and first page
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complete— see auction catalogue for collation). OP (166) $37.50.
Orig. sheep (Second issue, with revised preliminary leaves and with
4 pp. advertisements). OP (167) $13.00.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Illustrations by True Wil-
liams. London, 1899. I2mo.
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. 68 drawings in color by
Donald McKay. Signed by him. N.Y., Random House, 1930.
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Cl. Q(9o) $12.00.
The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, and
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fect type on page 198 and with leaf of advertisements on tinted
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The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County and
Other Sketches. [Contains "Cannibalism in the Cars."] Lon-
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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. N.Y., 1889.
Sq. 8vo.
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Orig. cl. (shaken). CD(77)$i3.oo.
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A Curious Dream and Other Sketches. London [1872],
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"A Dog's Tale." Reprinted by permission from Harper's
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this edition after 26 copies had been distributed). S 5(207) $37.50.
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A Dog's Tale. Col. illustrations by W. T. Smedley. N.Y., 1904.
I2mo.
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English as She is Taught . . . with a Commentary Thereon
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Eve's Diary. Illus. by Lester Ralph. London, 1906. i2mo.
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Following The Equator, a Journey around the World. Hart-
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Forty-Three Days in an Open Boat. [In Harper's New
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How I Escaped Being Killed in a Duel. [In Tom Hood's
Comic Annual for 1873.] London [1873]. 8vo.
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The Innocents Abroad; or, the New Pilgrims' Progress.
Hartford, 1869. 8vo.
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Life On the Mississippi . . . With over 300 Illustrations.
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Mark Twain's (Burlesque) Autobiography and First Ro-
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N.Y. [1871]. I2mo.
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Mark Twain's Autobiography. Intro, by A. B. Paine. N.Y.,
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Mark Twain's Letters. Ed. by A. B. Paine. N.Y. [1917]- 2
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— -Number One. Mark Twain's Sketches. N.Y. [1874]. 8vo.
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More Maxims of Mark, n.p., Privately printed, 1927. 8vo.
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My First Interview with Artemus Ward, fin The Buyers'
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The Mysterious Stranger. By Mark Twain. Illus. by N. C.
Wyeth. N.Y. [1916]. Sq. 8vo.
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Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc. Illustrations. N.Y.,
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1785. Fol.
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CONSTANTINI (Angelo). The Birth, Life and Death of
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CONSTITUTION. Articles of Confederation and Perpetual
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CORNWALLIS-CLINTON CONTROVERSY. See STE-
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CORRECT TABLE TO BRING OLD TENOR INTO LAW-
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CORSAIR (The), A GAZETTE OF LITERATURE, ART,
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CORTES (Hernando or Fernando). Historia de Nueva-Espana.
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CORTfiS (Martin). The Art of Navigation. Trans, by Richard
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CORYAT (Thomas). Coryats Crudities. Title and plates by
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top, one mounted, corner torn from another). CC( 225) $120.00.
COSTUME. Collection of 38 engraved plates, col. by hand,
portraying Parisian fashions of the Empire. Paris, 1808-30. Sq.
8vo.
Cf., tooled. TTa(43)$9.oo.
Costume of the Russian Empire. Over 70 col. plates. Lon-
don, 1803. Large 4to.
y± mor. (worn and rubbed engraved title mended). MN(65)$7.so.
Costume of the Russian Empire. 72 col. plates. London, 1811.
4to.
Mor., g.e. (rubbed, back cover loose). IJ( 192) $8.00.
Costumes of the French Revolution [and] English Costumes
during . . . 1795-1806. Drawn from the Collection of Victorien
Sardou. Intro, by Clarence Cook. 65 etchings, by Guillaumot
Fils, col. by hand. N.Y., 1889. 4to.
Orig. cl., g.t., unc. (soiled; with "History of the British Costume,"
London, 1834; together 2 vols.). V(95)$n.oo.
— — Galerie Royale de Costumes. 30 col. lithographs by Alophe,
Janet, Lange, and Dollet. [Paris,] n.d. Roy. fol.
G., g.e. (back rubbed, some plates stained). R(374)$2O.oo.
125 col. lithographic plates by A. Deveria, representing cos-
tumes of various historical periods. [Paris, n.d.] Large fol.
Hf. mor., tooled, g.t. (rubbed, one plate torn; plates 1-121, only,
are numbered; slight variations in sizes of plates and in im-
prints) . R (416) $105.00.
See also HORT (Lieut. -Col.), also MASON (G. H.), also
SHAW (Henry), also WALKER (George).
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COTTON (Charles). The Compleat Gamester. Frontis. Lon-
don, for Charle Brome, 1709. 24mo.
Mor., inlaid, tooled, g.e. (stains). TT(96)$22.oo.
Poems on Several Occasions. London, 1689. 8yo.
Cf. (covers loose, back missing, some margins stained; Robert
Southey copy, inscribed by him). L(2i4)$io.oo.
COTTON (Pierre). The Hellish and horrible Councell, prac-
tised and used by the Jesuites ... in answere of that impudent
Pamphlet, published by Peter Cotton, which also is hereunto an-
nexed. Trans, out of French. London, for T. Bfushell], 1610.
4to.
Bds. (worn). CC(37)$n.oo.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S COMPANION (The). By a
Country Gentleman. London, 1753. 2 vols., I2mo.
Cf., tooled, g.e., by Riviere. VV (45) $7.50.
COWAN (Robert E.). A Bibliography of the History of Cali-
fornia and the Pacific West, 1510-1906. San Fran., 1914. 4to.
Bds., unc., in case. YY(ii) $36.00.
COWPER (William). Poems; [and] The Task. London, 1782-
85. 2 vols., 8vo.
Orig. bds., unc.; in lev. mor. case (Jerome Kern copy). O(8i)
$275.00.
Cf., tooled, g.e., by Riviere (C. B. Foote copy). CC( 226) $40.00.
See also HAYLEY (William).
COX (Ross). Adventures on the Columbia River. London,
1831. 2 vols., 8vo.
Hf. cf. FF(36)$3i.oo.
Hf. cf. BC(i3)$39.oo.
COXE (Daniel). A Description of the English Province of
Carolina. Folding map. London, 1722. 8vo.
Cont. cf. (binding poor, title and some leaves stained, name on title,
writing on fly leaf and on few pp.). L (44) $47.50.
A Description of the English Province of Carolina. Folding
map. London, for Edward Symon, 1727. 8vo.
Mor., by Wood. QQ( 119) $30.50.
COXE (Peter). The Social Day. 32 plates. London, 1823. Roy.
8vo.
Lev. mor., g.t., by Pratt (Large paper). GH(53)$io.oo.
CRABBE (George). The Borough. London, 1810. 8vo.
Bds., unc. EF( 327) $21.00.
Tales of the Hall. London, 1819. 2 vols., 8vo.
Orig. bds., unc.; in cl. case (joints cracked, backstrip worn, label
chipped, portion of one fly leaf cut off). EF( 328) $22.00.
CRAIK (Dinah M. M.). John Halifax, Gentleman. London,
1856. 3 vols., I2mo.
Cl., unc. ; in hf. mor. case (recased, backs and few margins repaired ;
each vol. with advertisements). EF( 329) $70.00.
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CRAMER (Zadok). The Navigator . . . Maps . . . Ninth Edi-
tion. Pittsburgh, 1817. I2mo.
Yi leath. (back scuffed, foxed, label and name in ink). E(83)$io.oo.
CRANE (Stephen). The Black Riders and Other Lines. Bos-
ton, 1895. i6mo.
Pictorial bds. YY (39) $32.50.
Orig. parchment bds., unc. and unopened (on Japan paper). EF(33i)
$140.00.
Orig. bds., unc. (lacks blank at front). EF(332)$n.oo.
The Little Regiment. N.Y., 1896. i2mo.
Cl., unc. (back cover water- stained ; first page of advertisements is
headed by Edward Eggleston's "The Beginners of a Nation";
inscribed, on end paper, to J. G. Widrig; another inscription of
author, in pencil, on dust jacket). R (418) $70.00.
Gray paper, unc.; in hf. mor. case (advance copy). EF(334)$22.5O.
Maggie, a Girl of the Streets. (A Story of New York.) By
Johnston Smith. [N.Y., privately printed, 1893.] 12 mo.
Orig. paper, unc. and unopened (2 breaks in back wrapper mended).
H (41) $550.oo.
Orig. paper, unc. (back rounded from later binding, with remains of
leather backstrip; front wrapper frayed; presentation copy, to
L. S. Linson; Crane's name below pseud., on cover in hand of
recipient) . R (417) $230.00.
Orig. paper, unc. (front wrapper mended and frayed, several leaves
torn in opening; inscribed bv Wm. H. Crane to Cortlandt St.
John). NN (64) $85.00.
Orig. paper, unc.; in mor. case (wrappers defective, title in ink on
backstrip; title-page has been repaired and has had piece torn
from upper corner). EF( 330) $90.00.
Maggie, a Girl of the Streets. By Stephen Crane. N.Y., 1896.
I2mo.
Orig. cl., unc. N(84)$i3.oo.
Q., unc.; in hf. mor. case. 0(83) $20.00.
Cl., unc. (has n-line title). R(4i9)$i5-OO.
Orig. cl., top edges yellow, unc. JJ (86) $16.00.
Orig. cl., unc. (has n-line title). SS (20) $13.00.
Cl., unc.; in hf. mor. case (has n-line title). EF( 335) $15.00.
The Red Badge of Courage. N.Y., 1895. I2mo.
Q. (Second issue, with broken type on page 225). M (72) $32.50.
Cl., unc.; in hf. mor. case (First issue, with perfect type in word
"congratulated" on page 225). O(82)$245.oo.
CL, g.t., unc.; in hf. mor. case (First issue). R( 257) $275.00.
Q., top edges yellow (First issue). JJ (85) $125.00.
Q. (First issue, C. E. Cartwright- Carolyn Wells copy, end paper in-
scribed by Hamlin Garland "Rec'd in MS. in New York 1891-2").
EF(333)$ios.oo.
Orig. cl. (Second issue). MN (72) $21.00.
The Red Badge of Courage. N.Y., 1896. I2mo.
Cl., unc. (title signed, inserted is typed N.S., clipping pasted down on
end paper). EF( 336) $22.50.
The Third Violet. N.Y., 1897- i2mo.
Cl., unc. NO(Q2)$7.50.
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The Third Violet. London, 1897. i2mo.
Cl., unc. (inscribed by the author to Mr. Harris, inscribed by Mrs.
Crane also, author's visiting card pasted inside cover). EF(337)
$35-00.
War Is Kind. Drawings by Will Bradley. N.Y., 1899. 8vo.
Bds., unc. JJ (87) $10.00.
Works. Ed. by Wilson Follett. N.Y. [1926]. 12 vols., I2mo.
Orig. cl., unc. and unopened; boxed. K (91) $30.00.
See also LANTHORN BOOK.
CRASHAW (Richard). Complete Works. [London,] 1872. 2
vols., I2mo.
Cl. (inscribed to W. T. Watts-Dunton, also John Drinkwater copy).
EF( 1029) $7.50.
CRAWLEY (Ernest). The Mystic Rose. London, 1902. 8vo.
Orig. cl., unopened. TT (97) $8.00.
CRfiBILLON FILS. Collection Complete de Ses CEuvres.
Londres, 1777. 7 vols., I2mo.
Cont. cf., in cl. folders (worn, backstrips and hinges cracked; 14 vols.
in 7; second vol. inscribed by James Bos well). EF(93)$n.oo.
CREED or CREEDE (Thomas). See HISTORICAL COL-
LECTION OF ... TRAGICALL MASSACRES OF FRANCE.
CR3VIER (J. B. L.). Tome Treizieme [of his continuation of]
Histoire Romaine depuis la Fondation de Rome, jusqu'a la Bataille
d'Actium, by Charles Rollin. Amsterdam, 1747. I2mo.
Old cf., tooled with Napoleonic eagle (stamp on title; copy owned,
successively, by Letitia Bonaparte and her daughter, Caroline,
Queen of Italy; with additions of sums in Napoleon's hand on 3
margins and on blank at end and an attestation of their genuine-
ness on blank at front, signed by Laetitia, daughter of Caroline).
CC( 139) $37-50.
CRIES OF LONDON. The New Cries of London; or, Itiner-
ant Trades of the British Metropolis. Engravings. London, 1823.
I2mo.
Cf., by Cecil and Larkins (Edward Arnold copy). JJ( 197) $10.00.
CRISIS (The). N.Y., John Anderson [1775]. 8vo.
Nos. I-XIII and XV; I-VI in one vol., cl.; VII-XIII and XV, 8
vols., bds. ; together 14 nos. in 9 vols. (stamps and foxings). GG
(96) $10.00.
Nos. I-XXVIII, unbound (one margin repaired). OP (119) $40.00.
The Crisis. No. I. Pp. 1-8. New-London, T. Green; Nos. II-
V. Pp. 9-40. Norwich, Re-printed by Judah P. Spooner. New
London and Norwich [1775]. 5 nos., 121110.
Hf. roan (covers damaged, stained ; margins of first no. are cut into
text). L (8) $17.50.
CROCKETT (Samuel R.). The Stickit Minister. Prefatory
Poem by R. L. Stevenson. Signed, on Large paper. London,
1894. Roy. 8vo.
CL, g.t., unc. GH (274) $27.50.
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CROWLEY (Aleister). Confessions. London, 1929. 2 vols., 4to.
Buckram, g.t. (laid in are 2 copies of "Hymn to Pan" [broadside]).
CD (93) $9.00.
C^OWNINSHIELD (Francis B.). The Story of George
Crowninshield's Yacht, "Cleopatra's Barge," on a Voyage of Pleas-
ure to the Western Islands and the Mediterranean, 1816-1817.
Boston, Merry mount Press, 1913. 4to.
Cl. DE(55)$30.oo.
CROZIER (William A.). See VIRGINIA HERALDICA.
CRUIKSHANK (George). The Bachelor's Own Book, being
the Progress of Mr. Lambkin in the Persuit of Pleasure and
Amusememt, etc. 12 plates. First issue, with 2 (above) misspell-
ings in title. London, 1844. Obi. 8vo.
Hf. mor. (title, fly leaf, and wrapper stained; front orig. wrapper
bound in; inscribed to R. H. Barham). EF( 340) $42.50.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.t., by Riviere (orig. wrappers bound in; soiled
and rubbed). GH(62)$22.so.
The Comic Almanack. London, 1835-53. J9 vols., I2mo.
1835-1838 only, 4 issues in one vol., cl. (presentation copy, to Wil-
liam Berlines; bookplate). V(98)$i6.so.
1835-47 only, bound in 3 vols., ^ cf. (rubbed and shaken). 00(707)
$10.00.
Cf., tooled, g.e., by Bedford (19 vols. in 5). TTa (48) $57.50.
1835-1842 only; 8 vols. in 2; rnor., tooled, g.t., unc., by Taffin. TTa
(49) $25.00.
Orig. bds. and cl., as issued (few bindings defective and broken, name
on 3 wrappers, leaf of advertisement pasted down inside back
wrapper; issue for 1835 has 4 pp. advertisements, 1836 has 20;
slip in 1844 is gray; 1847 lacks advertisements and design on
covers is red). ZZ (71) $42.50.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.t., unc., by Stikeman (occasional repairs, some
plates foxed, vol. for 1849 lacks one plate, orig. wrappers and cl.
covers bound in). GH( 60) $40.00.
A Discovery Concerning Ghosts. Second Edition. London,
1864. 8vo.
New paper (presentation copy). O(85)$i7.5o.
The Fairy Library. Etchings. London [1853-64]. 4 vols.,
i2mo.
Lev. mor. in blue, green, red, and tan, respectively, by Riviere (orig.
wrappers bound in). GH( 65) $35.00.
George Qruikshank's Omnibus. Ed. by Laman Blanchard. 22
engravings on steel (19 by Cruikshank) and 78 woodcuts by him.
London, 1842. 8vo.
Mor., tooled, g.t., by Riviere (orig. covers bound in). U(68)$32.5O.
Cf., g.e. AA (35) $15.00.
Green cl., in hf. mor. case (First binding in green; rubbed and foxed ;
bound in are orig. wrapper of part VIII, 4 pp. advertisements,
cancel-leaf for pp. 199-200, and a 1 6-page booklet, advertising pub-
lications of Tilt and Bogue; J. C. Frampton May copy). NN
(66) $15.00.
9 orig. parts, unc.; in cl. case (backs defective, name on 8 front
wrappers ; paper of advertisement leaf at end of No. I is pink ;
advertisement inside front wrapper of No. IX reads "Commis-
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CRUIKSHANK (George)— Continued.
sioner Lin and his Consort," and not as that of No. VI). ZZ
(70) $25.00.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.t., unc., by Riviere (end leaves rehinged, few
plates rubbed; orig. covers bound in). GH(6i)$i5.oo.
George Cruikshank's Table-Book. Ed. by Gilbert Abbott
A'Beckett. 12 etched plates and 116 woodcuts and glyphographs
by George Cruikshank. London, 1845. 8yo.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.t. (frontis. and title rehinged, marginal defect
in one plate, one leaf torn, orig. covers bound in). GH (63) $18.00.
Illustrations of Smollett, Fielding, and Goldsmith. 41 plates
in 2 states, plain and col. London, 1832. I2mo.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.e., by Riviere (few repairs, some plates rubbed).
GH( 58) $12.50.
Illustrations of Time. Being a series of 6 etched plates, col.
by hand and etched title. London, 1827. Obi. fol.
Orig. paper, unc. (plate paper is watermarked "1826"). TTa(47)
$25.00.
My Sketch Book. 25 plates, including title. Vol. I. London,
Tilt, 1834. Obi. 4to.
Hf. lev. mor., g.e., by Birdsall (orig. cover bound in). X(45b) $14.00.
My Sketch Book. Title and 36 plates in color. London [1834-
36]. Obi. 4to.
9 orig. parts, in lev. mor. case (some backs cracked; some plates
stained, name on 2 covers; second plate in part V is in second
state, with "gold" correctly lettered). GH(5g)$5o.oo.
My Sketch Book. Title and 36 plates, in color. London, n.d.
Obi. 8vo.
Mor., g.t., by Riviere. R(387)$i5.oo.
Points of Humour. Both Parts. 20 col. etchings and 20 wood-
cuts. London, 1823-24. 8vo.
Lev. mor., g.t., by Tout (some pp. foxed, lacks all advertising and
preliminary matter except the leaf following preface in Part II;
Second issues; laid in is A. L. S.). R(386)$2o.oo.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.e., by Tout (lacks all advertisements but those
on leaf following preface of Part II ; II is First issue, with words
"and did" ending last line on page 5). GH (55) $20.00.
Etchings to the Comic Almanacks, 1835-1853. India proof
impressions, separate plates. London, Pickering and Chatto, n.d.
Fol.
C (92) $29.00.
See also COLLIER (John), also ENGLISHMAN'S MEN-
TOR, also HUGO (Victor), also MOGRIDGE (George), also
MUNCHAUSEN.
CRUIKSHANK (Isaac Robert). The Commercial Tourist. 5
col. aquatint plates. London, 1822. 8vo.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.t., unc., by Riviere (few leaves repaired at inner
margin or rehinged, orig. wrappers bound in). GH (68) $10.00.
Lessons of Thrift. Title and 12 plates, all in color. London,
1820. 8vo.
Lev. mor., tooled, g.t., unc., by Stikeman (writing on verso of frontis.).
ZZ( 72) $40.00.
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CUFFEE (Paul). Narrative of [his] Life and Adventures.
Vernon, [N.Y.,] 1839. 8vo.
Orig. paper. NO (93) $10.00.
CULPEPER (Nicholas). A Directory for Mid wives; or, a
Guide for Women. London, 1681. I2mo.
Orig. cf. UU(28)$io.oo.
CULVER (Henry B.). The Book of Old Ships. Illus. by Gor-
don Grant. Garden City, 1924. 4to.
Orig. bds., g.t., unopened (one plate signed by artist). V (395) $10.50.
Contemporary Scale Models of Vessels of the Seventeenth
Century. N.Y., 1926. Fol.
Bds., unc. NO (94) $15.00.
CUMBERLAND (John). Cumberland's British Theatre. Col.
illustrations by R. Cruikshank. London [1829]. 9 vols., I2mo.
Hf. cf. Y(i53)$i2.oo.
CUNNINGHAM (Peter). The Story of Nell Gwyn. Illustrated.
London, 1852. I2mo.
Mor., tooled, g.t., by Riviere (orig. covers bound in). NN(68)$n.oo.
Cf., tooled, g.t., unc., by Riviere (bound in are orig. covers, also
several extra portraits). TTa (51) $17.50.
CURRIE (William). A Treatise on the Lawfulness of De-
fensive War. Phila., B. Franklin and D. Hall, 1748. 8vo.
Orig. stitching, unc. G (31) $46.00.
CURRIER & IVES. Currier & Ives: a Manuel for Collectors,
an alphabetical catalogue of all known prints by C. Currier, N.
Currier, and Currier & Ives, with auction prices, etc. Comp. by
Jane Cooper Bland. 24 plates in color and black and white.
Garden City [1931]. 4to.
Cl. M( 18)13.00.
An Alphabetical List of 5735 Titles of N. Currier and Cur-
rier & Ives Prints. Comp. by F. A. and M. B. Conningham.
Privately Printed by F. A. and M. B. Conningham, N.Y., 1930.
8vo.
CL H(35)$9.oo.
See also PETERS (Fred J.), also PETERS (Harry T.).
CURTIS (George W.). Prue and I. N.Y., 1856. 8vo.
Orig. cl., unc. X (47) $8.00.
CURTIS (William). The Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-
Garden Displayed. Col. plates. Vol. I. [Continued after 1800
as "Curtis's Botanical Magazine."] London, 1790. 8vo.
Old cf. (autograph of Charles Cotesworth Pinckney on title). DD
(49) $n.oo.
CUST (Robert H. H.). See CELLINI (Benvenuto).
CUSTER (George A.). See INDIANS.
CUTLER (B. D.) and STILES (Villa). Modern British. Au-
thors, their First Editions. N.Y. [1930]. 8vo.
Cl., g.t. XX(2;8)$9.50.
D'ABRANT&S (Madame Junot, Duchesse). See ABR ANTES.
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D'AGINCOURT (J. B. L. Seroux). See SEROUX D'AGIN-
COURT (J. B. L.).
DAGLEY (Richard). Takings; or, the Life of a Collegian.
26 col. plates by the author. London, 1821. 8vo.
Cf., tooled, g.t., by Root (with his "Death's Doings," 1826; together
2 vols.). R(258)$30.oo.
Orig. bds., unc. (corners worn). VV (52) $17.50.
DALCHO (Frederick). An Historical Account of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in South- Carolina. Charleston, 1820. 8vo.
Orig. cf. (worn). QQ(85)$io.so.
DALE (Harrison C.). The Ashley-Smith Explorations and Dis-
covery of a Central Route to the Pacific, 1822-29. With the
original journals, ed. by Harrison C. Dale. Maps, one in color,
and illustrations. Cleveland, 1918. 8vo.
Cl., g.t., unc. A (284) $42.50.
DALLY (Joseph W.). Woodbridge and Vicinity. New Bruns-
wick, N.J., 1873. 8vo.
Cl. T(i62)$i8.oo.
D ALTON (J.). The Gentleman in Black. Plates by G. Cruik-
shank. London, 1831. I2mo.
Cf., tooled, g.e. on rough, by Zaehnsdorf. 8(83) $9.00.
DALY (Augustin). A Portfolio of Players, with a Packet of
Notes Thereon, by H. C. Bunner and others. Portraits. N.Y.,
1888. Fol.
Hf. silk, g.t., unc. (inscribed by Daly, portraits signed by Ada Rehan).
X( 69) $20.00.
DAMPIER (William). A New Voyage round the World, etc.
Maps. London, 1717. 3 vols., I2mo.
Cf., inlaid, g.e. (pp. stained). 00(1049) $14.50.
Voyages. Ed. by J. Masefield. Plates. London, 1906. 2 vols.,
8vo.
Cl., g.t., unc. A (290) $10.00.
DANA (Richard Henry). The Idle Man. Vol. I, Nos. 1-4, and
Vol. II, No. i. N.Y., 1821-22. 8vo.
Sewed (edges frayed). N(9i)$7.5o.
DANA (Richard Henry, jr.). Oration at Lexington, April 19,
1875. Boston, 1875. 8vo.
Orig. paper, in cl. case (inscribed to Miss Meredith). AA(38)$20.oo.
Two Years before the Mast. N.Y., 1840. i6mo.
Orig. white printed cl., in cl. case (tear in back fly leaf, name on front
fly leaf; Second issue, 121 titles in list of "Harper's Family Li-
brary*' printed on back cover). R(i6o) $95.00.
Black cl. (washed and recased). AA(37)$6o.oo.
Orig. tan cl. (repaired with black thread, pencil inscription by the
author almost obliterated). QQ( 121) $50.50.
White printed cl. (worn, lacks backstrip, foxed). YY(4i)$25.oo.
White printed cl., in hf. mor. case (back tightened, end paper at back
supplied, corner torn from end paper; First issue, 105 titles only
in list of "Harper's Family Library" on back cover). ZZ(73)
$60.00.
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DANA (Richard Henry, jr.)— Continued.
Grey rough cl. (binding repaired, new backstrip with orig. label,
new end papers, old fly leaves). MN (76) $41.00.
Orig. black cl., in cl. folder and hf. mor. case (rubbed). OP (21)
$110.00.
Two Years Before the Mast. Boston, 1879. I2mo.
CL, in hf. mor. case (inscribed to William W. Story, rubber stamp
of Waldo Story on leaf of Preface). O (86) $85.00.
Two Years Before the Mast. Illustrations, some hand-
colored. Large Paper Edition. Boston, 1911. 2 vols., 8vo.
Bds., unc. NO(95)$7.so.
Two Years Before the Mast. Illustrations by Edw. A. Wilson.
Chic., 1930. 8vo.
Orig. cl., unc. and unopened. K( 269) $26.00.
Orig. cl., unc. and unopened. ¥(214) $14.00.
DANCER (Thomas). A Brief History of the Late Expedition
against Fort San Juan, so far as it relates to the Diseases of the
Troops, etc. Kingston (Jamaica), Douglas, Aikman, etc., 1781.
4to.
New hf. cf. FF (38) $72.50.
DANIEL (Samuel). The Civile Warres betweene the Howses
of Lancaster and Yorke. Title, with portrait. London, 1609.
8vo.
Cf. (upper and lower margins of title supplied). NN(69)$i2.oo.
DANIEL (William B.). Rural Sports. Plates by John Scott.
London, 1805-13. 4 vols., 4to.
Lev. mor., g.e., by De Coverly. AA (40) $25.00.
DANTE. Divina Commedia; col comento di Christophoro Lan-
dino. Ed. by Petrus de Figino. 320 leaves (should be 324).
Woodcuts. Venice, Petrus de Plasiis, 1470 [1491]. (Hain
*59SO).
Hf. cf. (lacks 4 leaves of signature AA and 3 woodcuts; 2 leaves
misbound, 5 reinforced, some stained; first page mounted). IJ
(294) $75-00.
La Divina Commedia. Engravings. Bologna, 1819-21. 3 vols.,
4to.
Hf. cf. (rubbed, foxed). IJ(4i5)$7.5<>.
DARBY (William). The Emigrant's Guide to the Western and
Southwestern States and Territories. Map. N.Y., 1818. 8vo.
# cf., g.t. TT(io8)$8.oo.
Geographical Description of the State of Louisiana; [with]
Map of Louisiana. Phila., 1816. 2 vols., 8vo.
Bds. and orig. bds. (bookplate). XT (109) $21.00.
DARIEN. See BELHAVEN (John Hamilton, Lord).
DARWIN (Charles). The Descent of Man. London, 1871. 2
vols., I2mo.
Orig. cl. (name stamped on half-title of each vol.). A A (41) $10.00.
Orig. cl. (rubbed, stained, and shaken; hinges of one vol. split). MN
(77)$ii.oo.
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DARWIN (Charles)— Continued.
On the Origin of Species. Folding diagram. London, 1859.
I2mo.
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the third, a copy of the Second issue, with red and blue title,
dated 1843, "Stave One," and yellow end papers, but with the
reading "heavier one" on page 132; together 4 copies of the First
edition of A Christmas Carol, 3 of these variants of the First
issue, one a copy of the Second issue of this edition. The fourth
additional vol. is a copy of the Second issue of The Chimes, with
publisher's name in type below the engraved part of the title. The
fifth additional vol. is a copy of The Battle of Life, together 2
copies of the First edition of this work, one, Eckel's second issue,
with unsupported scroll at foot of engraved title, the other, Eckel's
Fourth issue, title with scroll supported by Cupid and without
publisher's imprint. Altogether, in above case, 10 vols., name in
3, inscription in 4). ZZ(i 08) $1,000.00.
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A Christmas Carol. Illustrations, some in color, by John Leech,
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Orig. cl. NO (101) $20.00.
A Christmas Carol. Illus. by C. E. Brock. London, recent.
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The Personal History of David Copperfield. With Illustra-
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title correctly dated "1850." London, 1849-50. 8vo.
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missing, few plates foxed). CC( 232) $60.00.
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The Personal History of David Copperfield. With Illustra-
tions by H. K. Browne. London, 1850. 8vo.
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Dombey and Son. With Illustrations by H. K. Browne.
London, 1846-48. 8vo.
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ing; burn in one margin). CC( 231) $20.00.
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(86)$45.oo.
Dombey and Son. With Illustrations by H. K. Browne.
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[Pamphlet.] Extraordinary Gazette. Speech of His Mighti-
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(364) $75-00.
Great Expectations. London, 1861. 3 vols., 8vo.
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per and 24 mor. case. NO (103) $275.00.
Hard Times. London, 1854. I2mo.
Cl., in mor. case. GH(9i)$i2.so.
4 pamphlets issued by "The Hospital for Sick Children/'
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Buds" fby Henry Morley, including paragraph by Dickens] from
"Household Words," April, 1852; and "Between the Cradle and
the Grave," from "All the Year Round," Feb., 1862. London,
1872. 24mo; (2) Extract from Chapter IX of "Our Mutual
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John Jasper's Secret. See MORFORD (Henry).
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Little Dorrit. With Illustrations by H. K. Browne. Lon-
don, 1855-57. 8vo.
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The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit. With Illus-
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Master Humphrey's Clock. With Illustrations by George
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Master Humphrey's Clock. With Illustrations by George
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Master Humphrey's Clock. With Illustrations by George
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Orig. cl. YYa(52)$i2.oo.
Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. Edited by "Boz." With Il-
lustrations by George Cruikshank. Portrait after Raven. Lon-
don, 1838. 2 vols., 8vo.
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Mrs. Joseph Porter, "Over the Way." [In "Waldie's Select
Circulating Library," Part II, No. 9, Aug. 26, 1834.] Phila.,
1834. 4to.
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The Mystery of Edwin Drood. With Twelve Illustrations
by S. L. Fildes and a Portrait. London, 1870. 8vo.
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$35-00.
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$20.00.
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. With Illus-
trations by Phiz. London, 1838-39. 8vo.
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vertisements bound at back). V(iO9)$i8.oo.
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Oliver Twist; or, the Parish Boy's Progress. Illus. by G.
Cruikshank. London, 1838. 3 vols., I2mo.
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inside front covers; First issue, with the "Fireside" plate; the
list of illustrations is present). O(94)$iio.oo.
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of illustrations is present). ZZ( 104) $40.00.
The Adventures of Oliver Twist; or, the Parish Boy's
Progress. With twenty-four illustrations on Steel by George
Cruikshank. London, 1846. 8vo.
Mor., g.t. TT( 126) $20.00.
10 orig. parts, unc.; in hf. mor. case (backs repaired; Daoust copy;
name, Edward Wood, on wrapper of Part I). ZZ( 109) $450.00.
10 orig. parts, unc.; in lev. mor. covers (one part rebacked, others
chipped or repaired; some foxing). GH (84) $410.00.
Our Mutual Friend. With Illustrations by Marcus Stone.
London, 1864-65. 8vo.
20 in 19 orig. parts, unc. ; in cl. case (few wrappers soiled and frayed,
backs restored, few other repairs; Part I contains the explana-
tory slip "To the Reader"). R(i66)$77.so.
20 in 19 orig. parts, unc. (some wrappers frayed, marginal tear in one
plate; Part I has slip, "To the Reader," but XII is without
advertisement, "The People's Pickwick"). CC(234)$i7.so.
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part and back wrapper of last part defective; Part I has slip
"To the Reader"). JJCi 26) $39.00.
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has margin supplied; Part I has explanatory slip). ZZ(ii3)
$60.00.
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chipped, some rebacked; Part I contains explanatory slip). GH
(96) $30.00.
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parts, and with both titles; specimens of the orig. wrappers
bound in). KL( 48) $22.50.
Mutual Friend. With Illustrations by Marcus Stone.
London, 1865. 8vo.
Hf. cf., g.t., by Bayntun. X(63)$is.oo.
34 lev. mor., tooled, g.e. TTa( 62) $25.00.
The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. With Forty-
Three Illustrations by R. Seymour and Phiz. London, 1836-37.
8vo.
20 in 19 orig. parts, unc.; in mor. case (some wrappers repaired,
names on 4; wrappers on Parts II, X, XV, and XVII are dated
1837; 9 plates have points of First issue, but those in Part III
have been re-etched by Browne; Parts XVII, XVIII, and XIX-
XX have the publishers' addresses, but XV only has author's ad-
dress; Parts XI, XIII, XIV, XV, XVII, XVIII, and XIX-XX
have a no. of advertisements). R( 163) $220.00.
The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. With Forty-
Three Illustrations by R. Seymour and Phiz. London, 1837. 8vo.
Cf., tooled, g.e. (with the Buss plates, the engraved title, frontis., and
some other plates in first states). 0(92) $45.00.
2 vols., lev. mor., tooled, g.e., by Riviere (described in catalogue as
follows : First issue of text and plates throughout and with hith-
erto undespribed printed title for Vol. II, followed by address
beginning "Ten months have now elapsed," text, in earliest state,
with every typographical peculiarity noted by G. \V. Davis in his
"The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club: Some New
Bibliographical Discoveries," London, 1928, including earliest set-
ting of Part II and page 25 in its earliest state without signature
mark "E" ; plates in first states, accompanied by every important
and recognized variant: plates 1-4 in all 3 states, 5-7 in both states,
8-9 (those engraved by Buss) present, with both states of the 2
Phiz plates which replaced them, 10-15 and 17-18 in both states,
16 in all 3 states, 22-25 and 28-43 in all 3 states, and 26 and 27
in the complete series of 5 states (see Davis page 19), as follows:
Plate 26, "The Valentine": d) no newspapers, no page no., (2)
without newspapers, but with page no., (3) newspapers on floor,
no page no., (4) newspapers on floor, with page no., (5) news-
papers on floor, no page no., but with caption; Plate 27, "The
Trial": (i) no silk hat, no page no., (2) no silk hat, but with
. page no., (3) with silk hat, but no page no., (4) with silk hat
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plates throughout in 2 — some in 3 — states, including the early
Buss and Seymour plates). ZZ( 102) $210.00.
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ceptions, rebacked; repaired tears in some, names on several;
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of artists; the addresses by the author are wanting in Parts II
and III, but the 5 other addresses are present). GH (73) $90.00.
The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. Phila., 1837.
5 vols., I2mo.
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issue, title without vol. no.). M(8i) $100.00.
Orig. bds., in hf. mor. case (rubbed, labels defective, some foxing;
Vol. I in first state, title without vol. no.; collates as follows:
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III, 4, [iv], 232; IV, iv, 223; V: [iv-] viii, 5-206, 2, [12]). EF
(363) $350.oo.
The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. Plates by
Seymour and Phiz. London, n.d. 8vo.
Cf., g.e., by Riviere. X(65)$i7.5<>.
The Pic Nic Papers. By Various Hands. Edited [Vols. I
and II] by Charles Dickens, Esq. Illus. by George Cruikshank,
H. K. Browne, and others. London, 1841. 3 vols., 8vo.
Cl., in 3 mor. cases (faded, one vol. shaken). GH(8o)$i7.so.
Pictures from Italy. The Vignette Illustrations on Wood
by Samuel Palmer. London, 1846. I2mo.
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Sketches by Boz . . . With Forty Illustrations by George
Cruikshank. First octavo edition. London, 1837-39. 8vo.
Hf. cf., g.t., by Riviere. X(56)$i7.so.
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paired, margins of some plates time-stained, 2 plates in Part II
loosely laid in, apparently from another copy; this Part (II)
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and following plates have the Chapman and Hall imprint; words
"reeled before" in 6th line from foot of last page are run to-
gether). GH(75)$300.oo.
Sketches of Young Ladies. By "Quiz" [Edward Caswell].
1837; [with] Sketches of Young Gentlemen. By Dickens. 1838.
Each illus. by H. K. Browne. London, 1837-38. 2 vols., I2mo. .
Hf. mor. (second vol. lacks advertisements). GH(74)$i7.oo.
Sunday Under Three Heads. Vignettes and 3 plates by H. 1C
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Orig. paper (wrappers loose, backstrip lacking, light foxing). GH
(72)$42.50.
A Tale of Two Cities. With Illustrations by H. K. Browne.
Page 213 misnumbered "113." London, 1859. 8vo.
8 in 7 orig. parts, unc. ; in cl. case (backs repaired). ZZ(m)$45O.oo.
8 in 7 orig. parts, unc. ; in 2 mor. cases (rebacked ; parts of several
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altered on wrappers of Parts VI and VII- VIII; few advertise-
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The Uncommercial Traveller. London, 1861. I2mo.
Cl., in mor. case (back faded). GH(95)$i2.5O.
A Wonderful Ghost Story . . . with Letters ... of Charles
Dickens to the Author. See HEAPHY (Thomas).
Works. Edition de Luxe. London, Chapman and Hall, 1881-
82. 60 vols., 8vo.
Mor., g.t., unc., by Zaehnsdorf (inlaid in fly is A. L. S.). X(66)
$540.00.
—Writings. Ed. by E. P. Whipple and others. Plates, including
col. frontispieces by F. O. C. Barley. Boston, Houghton [1894].
32 vols., 8vo.
Mor., g.e. XX(99)$in.oo.
Works. Ed. by Andrew Lang. With Life by Forster. Gads-
hill Edition. London, 1903. 36 vols., 8vo.
Hf. lev. mor., g.t., unc., by Sangorski. U( 85) $165.00.
Works. The National Edition. London, Chapman and Hall,
1906. 40 vols., roy. 8vo.
Cl., g.t., unc. (backs faded). 8(144) $140.00.
Works. With Life by Forster. Portraits. London, Chap-
man and Hall, 1929. 40 vols., 8vo.
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Cf., tooled, g.t., by Riviere. ZZ( 115) $200.00.
Works. Ed. by Richard Garnett. Col. frontispieces. 30 vols.;
with Life by Forster. 2 vols. Edition de Grande Luxe. London,
Merrill, n.d. 32 vols., 8vo.
Y± mor., g.t., unc. U( 86) $200.00.
Illustrations to Works by Dickens
Darley (F. O. C.). Character Sketches from the Works of
Charles Dickens. Second Series. Phila., n.d. El. fol.
Hf. cf., cl. portfolio (portfolio rubbed). XX(ioo)$8.oo.
Fraser (C. Lovat). A series of 18 front wrappers for the
Novels of Dickens, in color; 18 pieces, mounted and tipped in a
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4to album with uncol. pictorial book-mark to be inserted in "A
Tale of Two Cities." n.p., n.d.
Bds. EF(442)$7.so.
Gibson (Charles Dana). People of Dickens. 6 plates, mainly
signed. [N.Y., 1899.] Large fol.
Linen portfolio. N( 141) $10.00.
Heath (William). Pickwickian Illustrations. 20 plates.
[London, n.d.] 8vo.
Orig. paper, in hf. mor. case (wrappers worn, last 4 plates unnum-
bered and without publisher's imprint). EF (376) $9.00.
DICKENS (Charles) and COLLINS (Wilkie). The Frozen
Deep, a Drama, in Three Acts. [Not Published.] [London,]
1866. i6mo.
Orig. paper, in wrapper and cl. case. NO (107) $65.00.
Playbill of the First Performance at the Tavistock House
Theatre, Jan. 6, 1857, of "The Frozen Deep." On heavy white
paper, in red and black ink. [n.p., 1857.] 15 x n in.
JJ( 125) $45-00.
Original playbill [including "Song of the Wreck" by Dick-
ens.] of the First Presentation of Wilkie Collins' drama, "The
Lighthouse" at Tavistock House, June 19, 1855. Printed, in red
and black, on heavy white paper, [n.p., 1855.] 15x11 in.
JJ(i24)$68.oo.
DICKENSON (Jonathan). Ongelukkige Schipbreuk en Yslyke
Reystogt, van etlyke Engelschen, in den Jaare 1696 van Jamaika
in West-Indien, etc. Map and plates. Vertaald door W. Sewel.
Leyden, Pieter van der Aa [1705]. Fol.
Bds. J(56)$5i.oo.
DICKINSON (Emily). Letters of Emily Dickinson. Ed. by
Mabel Loomis Todd. Portrait. Boston, 1894. 2 vols., I2mo.
Q. M (84)$! 5.00.
Orig. green cl. SS(23)$i8.oo.
Orig. cl. (backstrip of second vol. spotted). XX (101) $20.00.
DICKINSON (John). An Address to the Committee of Cor-
respondence in Barbados. By a North-American. Phila., W.
Bradford, 1766. 8vo.
Hf. cf., unc. FF (41) $17.50.
Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, to the Inhabitants
of the British Colonies. The Second Edition. Phila., Hall and
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Virginia richly valued, by the description of the maine land
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FRESH ADVICES FROM CANADA. Norwich, Nov. 28.
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HEARTMAN (Charles F.). The Cradle of the United States.
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HEATH (Gen. William). Memoirs. Boston, 1798. 8vo.
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HENRI II and CATHERINE DE MEDICI. See CEST LA
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HENRY (M. S.). History of the Lehigh Valley, containing a
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HEPPLEWHITE (A.). The Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's
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1850. 8vo.
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[4-page leaflet] A Welcome to Dr. Benjamin Apthorp
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HOLST (Hermann £. von). The Constitutional and Political
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HOMER. The Iliad. Trans, by Alexander Pope. Plates. Lon-
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HONE (Philip). Diary, 1828-1851. Ed. by Bayard Tuckerman.
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HOOKER (Thomas). The Faithful Covenanter: a Sermon
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HOPE-HAWKINS (Sir Anthony). The Prisoner of Zenda.
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HORN (Alfred A.). Life and Works. Ed. by Ethelreda Lewis.
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HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. See DICKENS
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HOTTEN (John C.). The Original Lists of Persons of Quality
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HOUGH (Franklin B.). Washingtoniana : or, Memorials of the
Death of George Washington, etc. Frontis. portraits and map.
Roxbury, 1865. 2 vols., 4to.
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HOUGHTON (Carolyn Wells). [Auction Catalogue.] Dupli-
cates and Selections from [her] Library. Preface by A. E. New-
ton. Frontis. N.Y., 1927. Svo.
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HOUGHTON (Thomas). Royal Institutions; being Proposals
for Articles to establish and confirm Laws, Liberties, and Customs
of Silver and Gold Mines ... in such Parts of Africa and Amer-
ica, which are . . . dependant on the Crown of England. With
. . . Methods of Mining, etc. London, for the Author, 1694. Sm.
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HOUGHTON GALLERY. A Set of Prints engraved [by Wat-
son, Earlom, Green, and others] after the Most Capital Paintings
in the Collection of Her Imperial Majesty, The Empress of Russia,
lately in the possession of the Earl of Orford, at Houghton, in
Norfolk. Engraved titles, 2 frontispieces, 28 plates of plans, eleva-
tions, etc., at Houghton, and 129 plates, some 2 to a page. Lon-
don, 1788. 2 vols., large fol.
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HOURS. Heures a Lusaige de [Nantes (name of place erased)].
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HOUSMAN (A. £.). A Shropshire Lad. London, 1896. I2ino.
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HOUSMAN (Laurence). Green Arras. Frontis.. title, and 4 il-
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HOW (David). Diary. Ed. by Henry B. Dawson. Morrisania,
N.Y.. 1865. 4to.
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HOWARD (Montague). Old London Silver. Facsimile. X.Y.,
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HOWE (Edgar W.). The Story of a Country Town. Illus.
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HO WELL (James). Epistolae Ho-Elianae. Frontis. or sectional
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HOWELL (William T.). See ARIZONA.
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Echoes. By Two Writers [Rudyard and Beatrice Kipling].
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The Jungle Book. With Illustrations by J. L. Kipling, W.
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The Record of Badalia Herodsfoot. |In the "Detroit Free
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Rudyard Kipling's Verse. Inclusive Edition: 1885-1918.
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Sea and Sussex. From Rudyard Kipling's Verse. Illustrated
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Verses written for Nicholson's "Almanac of Sports for 1898."
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KIRBY (William P.). European Butterflies and Moths . . .
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KNIGHT (Francis). A Relation of seaven yeares slaverie vnder
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LAET (Joannes de). Novvs Orbis; seu, Descriptionis Indiae
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LA HARPE (Jean-Franc.ois de). Abrege de 1'Histoire Gen-
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LAKING (Guy F.). The Furniture of Windsor Castle. London,
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[2 playbills, broadsides.] Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. This
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MAJOR (Charles). When Knighthood Was In Flower. By Ed-
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SMELT (Leonard). An Account of Some Particulars relative
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for T. Becket, 1780. 8vo.
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The System Occasioned by [his] Speech ... at a Meeting
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SMET (Pierre Jean de). Life, Letters and Travels, 1801-73.
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and other illustrations. N.Y., 1905. 4 vols., 8vo.
Cl., unc. A(2Qi)$i7.5o.
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SMITH (Adam). An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of
the Wealth of Nations. London, 1776. 2 vols., 4to.
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Wealth of Nations/' dated 1840, and MS. notes throughout the
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SMITH (Albert). The Fortunes of the Scattergood Family.
14 plates by John Leech. London, 1845. 3 vols., umo.
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stained, catalogue description pasted down on fly leaf, Sir David
Salomons copy). VV(i8i) $17.00.
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The Struggles and Adventures of Christopher Tadpole at
Home and Abroad. Portrait, and 32 plates by John Leech.
London, 1848. 8vo.
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SMITH (Alice R. H. and D. E. Huger). The Dwelling Houses
of Charleston, South Carolina. Illustrations. Phila., Lippincott,
1917. 8vo.
Orig. cl., g.t., unc. QQ(8g)$3i.oo.
SMITH (Caleb), Editor. See GONZALEZ CARRANZA
(Domingo).
SMITH (Charles). The Monthly Military Repository. Por-
traits, 9 maps, plans, etc. N.Y., 1796-97. 8vo.
Cont. cf. (worn; 2 vols. in one; one plan imperfect, foxing in text,
writing on verso of one portrait). NN (227) $20.00.
Hf. mor. (2 plans lacking). BC (56) $18.00.
SMITH (F. Hopkinson). Well- Worn Roads of Spain, Holland,
and Italy traveled by a Painter in Search of the Picturesque.
Boston and N.Y., 1890. I2mo.
Orig. cl., g.t. (inscribed to George H. Boughton). AA(i6i)$8.oo.
See also TILE CLUB.
SMITH (Harry B.). A Sentimental Library. Illustrations.
[N.Y.,] Privately Printed, 1914. Imp. 8vo.
Cl., g.t., unc. 0(265) $22.50.
SMITH (Harry Worcester). A Sporting Tour through Ire-
land, England, Wales, and France. Engraved title and over 60
photographs. Columbia, S.C., 1925. 8vo.
Cl., unc. (2 inscriptions). Z( 41 7) $19.00.
Orig. cl., g.t., unc. and unopened (2 inscriptions, one to G. H. Sar-
gent). DD(i92)$ii.oo.
SMITH (James). An Account of the Remarkable Occurrences
in [his] Life and Travels . . . during his Captivity with the
Indians in ... 1755, '56, '58 and '59. Phila., 1834. 24mo.
Orig. bds. J (89) $21. so.
Orig. bds. FF( 135) $18.00.
SMITH (Captain John). An Accidence for the Sea. London,
T. H. for Benjamin Fisher, 1636. Sm. 8vo.
Sewed, unc.; in hf. mor. case (size, 6^x4->4 in., at widest part).
LL( 139) $1350.00.
The Generall Historic of Virginia, New England, and the
Summer Isles. . . . 1584 to this present 1624. Engraved title
and 4 folding maps. London, 1624. Fol.
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turned back and chipped through first 50 pp., margins of map
of Ould Virginia worn and frayed, corner out of p. 49; this copy
measures /J/»xn/4 m-» ^as t*ie folding map of Ould Virginia
with Indian scenes, the folding map of New England, and the
errata slip at end). C( 240) $425.00.
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lower margins repaired; First issue, engraved title in first state,
with the 2 dates 1624 and the head of Prince Charles uncrowned.
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Map of "Ould Virginia," in third state, has been cut to line and
mounted on linen, small chip cut from one edge ; Map of Virginia
is in eighth state; and -map of the Summer Isles is in first state,
mounted ) . L ( 1 55 ) $40.00.
The Sea-mans Grammar. London, 1653. Sm. 4to.
Sewed, in hf. mor. case (2 stains on title, size 7%&xsH in.). LL
(161) $650.00.
A Trve Relation of such occurrences and accidents of noate
as hath hapned in Virginia since the first planting of that Col-
lony. Written by Captaine Smith [Cor] one [11] of the said Col-
lony. Woodcut on title. London, for lohn Tappe, 1608. Sm.
4to.
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first 2 leaves stained, lower blank corners damp-rotted, blank A
missing, the 2 leaves bearing address "To the Courteous Reader"
are bound in at end ; size 7 x 5*4 in. ; Third issue of title-page
with Smith's name as author, with "CoroneH" altered by hand
to appear as "one" on line measuring — as in preceding issues —
3%o in. in length). LL( 112) $3750.00.
[His] True Travels, Adventures, and Observations . . .
[Vol. II] The Generall Historic of Virginia, New England, and
the Summer Isles. 2 frontispieces, 2 folded maps, one folded
plate. Richmond, 1819. 2 vols., 8vo.
Hf. roan (2 vols. in one, rubbed). GG( 156) $10.00.
Cf. (rubbed). UU( 174) $10.00.
SMITH (John). Italian Scenery. In a series of engravings.
London, 1796. 4to.
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paper proofs). Y ¥3(147) $80.00.
SMITH (John Chaloner). British Mezzotinto Portraits. Lon-
don, 1883. 4 vols., 8vo.
Cl. (rubbed, one hinge cracked). DE (21 7) $10.00.
SMITH (John Jay) and WATSON (John P.). American His-
torical and Literary Curiosities. Plates. N.Y., 1860-61. 2 vols.,
roy. 4to.
Hf. mor. (few plates backed with linen). W( 151) $12.50.
SMITH (Joseph). The Book of Mormon. Palmyra, 1830. 121110.
Orig. cf. (worn). NO(3O7)$ii.oo.
The Book of Mormon. Second edition. Kirtland, Ohio, 1837.
I2mo.
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Doctrine and Covenants of the Church of the Latter Day
Saints carefully selected from the Revelations of God, and comp.
by Joseph Smith, Oliver Cowdry, Sidney Rigdon, Frederick G.
Williams. Kirtland, Ohio, F. G. Williams & Co. for the Pro-
prietors, 1835. itinio.
Cf. (worn, foxed: pencil signature on fly leaf, B. Young, Kirtland,
Ohio). MN(204)$8.oo.
SMITH (Joshua Hett). An Authentic Narrative of the Causes
which Led to the Death of Major Andre. Folding map. Lon-
don, 1808. I2mo.
y$ mor., g.e., by Riviere. MN(i6) $12.00.
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SMITH (Josiah). Sermons on Several important Subjects.
Boston, 1757. 8vo.
Orig. old sheep. QQ(88)$8.25.
SMITH (Logan Pearsall). Trivia. London, 1902. i6mo.
Hf. cl. (autographed). CD (387) $10.00.
SMITH (Philip H.). General History of Duchess County
[N.Y.]. Plates and map. Pawling, N.Y., 1877. I2mo.
Orig. cl. SS(i63)$i5-oo.
SMITH (Samuel). The History of the Colony of Nova-
Caesaria, or New-Jersey. Burlington, Parker, 1765. 8vo.
Hf. lev. mor. (upper corner of title cut away and repaired, removing
the "e" of "The"; page 500 has the error: "both meet against
it" and 512 has "Imprimus," but the other errors have been
corrected) . CC (332)$25.oo.
SMITH (Samuel Francis). America: our National Hymn.
Boston [1884]. 4to.
Orig. cl., g.e. (laid in is MS. of first stanza of this poem, signed
and dated "Written in 1832. Feb. 24, 1894"; pasted in is cont.
newspaper clipping; signature on fly leaf, Mrs. Gen. J. C. Smith).
V(303)$i5.oo.
SMITH (Thomas As she ton). Extracts from the Diary of a
Huntsman. 6 plates, including a tinted frontis. London, 1838.
8vo.
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vertisements). GH (260) $12.00.
SMITH (Thomas R.). Poetica Erotica: a Collection of Rare
and Curious Amatory Verse edited by [him]. N.Y., 1921. 3
vols., 8vo.
Bds., unc. K( 129) $16.50.
CD (357) $-25.00.
SMITH (William). The History of the Province of New- York.
Folding plate. London, Wilcox, 1757. 4to.
Orig. hf. cf. (title cut down and mounted on fly leaf, J. Knickerbocker-
Daniel Van Antwerp-W. W. Crannell copy). I (176) $30.00.
SMITH (William). Discourses on Several Public Occasions
during the War in America. London, 1759. 8vo.
Cf., g.e., by Zaehnsdorf. FF( 136) $12.50.
SMOLLETT (Tobias). The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle.
London, 1751. 4 vols., I2mo.
Cont. cf. (2 backs repaired, few time stains; Bristow-Westwood-
Robinson-Whitall copy). 0(266) $100.00.
The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle. 8 plates by G. Cruik-
shank. London, 1831. 2 vols., i6mo.
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The Adventures of Roderick Random. 6 folding aquatint
plates in color, 4 by Rowlandson, 2 by Stadler. London, 1792.
-2 vols., 8vo.
Cf., tooled, g.e. (some plates torn at folds). ZZ( 223) $40.00.
The Expedition of Humphry Clinker. London, 1771. 3
vols., I2mo.
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$85.00.
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end paper). EF(967)$8.oo.
Travels through France and Italy. London, 1766. 2 vols.,
8vo.
Cont. cf. (rubbed, writing on 2 end papers). EF( 965) $10.00.
First Editions of his Works. London, 1748-77. 8 vols., 8vo
and I2mo.
Cf., tooled (rubbed, weak at hinges, some leaves foxed, bookplates
of Gustavia Senff and "E. A. F."). VV( 182) $50.00.
Works. With Memoirs of his Life ... by John Moore.
Ed. by James P. Browne. Portrait. London, 1872. 8 vols., 8vo.
Hf. cf., gl GH (261) $32.50.
Works. Illustrations in 2 states, one frontis. col. by hand.
Handmade Edition. N.Y., Sproul. 1902. 12 vols., 8vo.
•)4 mor., g.t., unc. X( 170) $54.00.
SMYTH (John F. D.). A Tour in the United States of Amer-
ica. London, 1784. 2 vols., 8vo.
Old cf. QQ(43o)$i9.oo.
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SNELL (James P.). History of Sussex and Warren Counties,
New Jersey. Portraits. Phila., 1881. Roy. 8vo.
Cl. KLa(502)$i5.25.
SNOW (Eliza R.). Biography and Family Record of Lorenzo
Snow, One of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Portrait. Salt Lake City, 1884.
8vo.
Cl. (tear in title). A (109) $9.00.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL
in Foreign Parts. Sermons preached before the Society. Lon-
don, v.d., 4to.
Sermon by John Thomas, Bishop of Peterborough, Feb. 15, 1751 ;
orig. paper, g.e. (inscribed by Gilbert White as gift of the au-
thor to him). QQ (432) $12.60.
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$37-00.
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SOCIETY OF THE DOFOBS. Chicago, Illinois.
The First and the Second Book of the Dofobs. 1907-09. 2
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Poems and Letters of Lord Byron. Ed., from the Original
Manuscripts in the possession of W. K. Bixby, of St. Louis, by
W. N. C. Carlton. Plates. 1912. 4to.
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WHITEFIELD (George). [Complete] Journals. [9 tracts.] 3
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WHITFIELD (Henry). Strength out of Weaknesse; or, a
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amongst the Indians in New-England, etc. [Sixth of the Eliot
Indian tracts.] London, 1652. Sm. 410.
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WHITMAN (Walt). After all Not to Create only. Printed on
ii broadside sheets, with an additional blank leaf; "[Proofs —
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leaf. N.Y., 1871.
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As a Strong Bird on Pinions Free and Other Poems. Wash.,
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Calamus: a Series of Letters written during the Years 1868-
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tions on Japan paper, signed by editor. Boston, Small, Maynard
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Franklin Evans; or, the Inebriate: a Tale of the Times.
N.Y., Nov., 1842. Sm. fol.
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Giordano Bruno, Philosopher and Martyr: Two Addresses
by Daniel G. Brinton and Thomas Davidson [with Preface by
Whitman]. Phila., 1890. Narrow 8vo.
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EF( 1 135) $32.50.
Leaves of Grass. Portrait. Brooklyn, 1855. 4*o.
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Gilchrist; laid in is A. L. S. of Whitman, on a postcard, to
Herbert Gilchrist). EF( 1109) $17.50.
Cl. (First issue of Third edition, with "Printed by George C. Rand
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Leaves of Grass. Fifth edition. Wash, 1871. Narrow 8vo.
Orig. green printed paper, unc.; imprint, "New York: J. S. Rerl-
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Leaves of Grass. Author's Edition, signed. Camdeti, N.J.,
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and 369, respectively; with a copy of his "Two Rivulets," Au-
thor's Edition, signed, Camden, 1876; together 2 vols., bound
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Hf. sheep (cover spotted). EF( 1124) $10.00.
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Leaves of Grass. Third Edition (sic). Boston, James R.
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Leaves of Grass. 2 portraits. Author's Edition, autographed.
Camden, 1882. I2mo.
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Leaves of Grass. Portrait. Has the freak title-page dated
1884 and the "Annex" of new material containing "Sands at
Seventy." Autographed. Phila., David McKay, 1884 [1888].
8vo.
Cl., g.t., unc. YY(i96)$i6.oo.
Leaves of Grass with Sands at Seventy and A Backward
Glance o'er Travel'd Roads. Portraits. Signed. [Phila.,] 1889.
J2mo.
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Leaves of Grass, including Sands at Seventy, ist Annex,
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Orig. rough paper, yellow label, unc. and partly unopened; in mor.
case (presentation copy to Julius Chambers, inscription in hand
of Horace L. Traubel; with A. L. S. of Traubel to Chambers;
laid in is a copy of "Photo-Bibliography of Walt Whitman's
Leaves of Grass" by Frederick P. Hier, N.Y., 1920). EF(ii37)
$105.00.
Leaves of Grass. Facsimile Edition of the 1855 text. Port-
land, Mosher, 1919. Tall 8vo.
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Memoranda During the War. 2 portraits. Camden, Author's
Publication, 1875-76. I2mo.
Orig. cl., g.e. (inscribed on first, "Remembrance," page to "Mr. &
Mrs. Whitman"). EF( 1122) $410.00.
Notes and Fragments . . . Edited by Dr. Richard Maurice
Buckc. Signed by the editor. [London, Ontario,] Printed for
Private Distribution, 1899. Sm. 4to.
Cl. EF(ii4i)$8.oo.
November Boughs. Phila., 1888. Roy. 8vo.
Cl., g.t., unc. (Large paper, inscribed by Horace L. Traubel to H.
Buxton Forman, H. B. For man and W. F. Gable bookplates, laid
in is A. L. S. of author to John Burroughs). NN (264) $45.00.
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One Precious Leaf from the First Edition of Leaves of
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text ("a letter from Guido Bruno to Whitman on the twenty-
seventh anniversary of the latter's death") specially printed for
this publication.] N.Y., 1930. 4to.
Mor., tooled; incase. NN( 265) $12.00.
Passage to India. Wash., 1871. 12010.
Hf. mor., g.t., unc. (inscribed to Sevellon Alden Brown, Jan. 4, 1871).
EF( 1 120) $25.00.
The Poetry of the Future. [N.Y., 1881.] 8vo.
Sewed, in cl. case (following "From the North American Review,"
on first page, Whitman has added the date "Feb: '81" in ink).
EF( 1 126) $13.00.
Specimen Days and Collect. Portrait. Phila., Rees, Welsh,
1882-83. 8vo.
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title on front cover and backstrip and has crossed off the name
of the publisher on the last leaf of advertisement and inserted the
name of David McKay; fly leaf bears his presentation inscrip-
tion to G. M. Williamson; inserted are portraits of Whitman's
parents, allusions to them in text are underlined; laid in is en-
velope addressed to G. M. Williamson. See also Williamson's
catalogue of Whitman material for description of this copy).
EF( 1 130) $235.00.
Two Rivulets. Author's Edition. Autographed portrait fron-
tis. Camden, 1876. I2mo.
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Orig. hf. cf., leath. label (rubbed; portrait is autographed "Walt
Whitman, born May 31, 1819"; presentation copy from Thomas
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31 1819"). CD (438) $19.00.
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JK (440) $7.50.
The Wound Dresser: a Series of Letters written from the
Hospitals in Washington during the War of the Rebellion. Ed.
by Richard M. Bucke. Portrait and facsimile on Japan paper.
Boston, Small, Maynard, 1898. 8vo.
Orig. buckram, paper label, unc. (I^arge paper First issue, signed by
editor; W. F. Gable copy). EF( 1140) $32.50.
Complete Poems and Prose of Walt Whitman, 1855-1888.
Portraits. Signed. [Phila., 1888.] Roy. 8vo.
Hf. cl. and bds., unc. (inscribed to Mrs. Dahlman). NN (263) $50.00.
Hf. cf., g.t., unc. (W. F. Gable copy). EF( 1132) $32.50.
Buckram, g.t. (Edward A. FitzGerald copy). NO (356) $16.00.
Complete Poems and Prose of Walt Whitman, 1855-1888.
n.p.f n.d. Large 8vo.
Buckram (shaken). CD (440) $10.00.
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Complete Prose Works: Specimen Days and Collect, No-
vember Boughs and Good-Bye My Fancy. Portraits. Boston,
1898. 8vo.
CL, unc. (Le Gallienne-Gable copy). EF( 1139) $10.00.
Complete Writings. Portraits and illustrations in 2 states, one
frontis. col. by hand. Author's Manuscript Edition, leaf of orig.
MS. inlaid. N.Y., Putnam, 1902. 10 vols., roy. 8vo.
Lev. mor., tooled, inlaid, g.t., unc. X( 200) $300.00.
Complete Writings. Ed. by R. M. Bucke, T. B. Earned, and
H. L. Traubel. Collector's Camden edition. N.Y., n.d. 10 vols.,
8vo.
Y$ mor., g.t., unc. (backs faded to brown). F(2O7)$5O.oo.
WHITNEY (Asa). A Project for a Railroad to the Pacific.
Folding maps. N.Y., G. W. Wood, 1849. 8vo.
Cl. T(224)$i7.oo.
WHITNEY (Henry C.). Life on the Circuit with Lincoln.
Portraits. Boston [1892]. 8vo.
Cl. PP(iS4)$37.oo.
WHITTIER (John G.). At Sundown. Cambridge, Privately
Printed, 1890. i6mo.
Cl., g.t. (tipped in is presentation slip inscribed to Mrs. Nellie M.
Anthony, Dec. 13, 1890; inserted is portrait). CC (361) $40.00.
Cl., g.t. (presentation slip is not present). GG( 296) $15.00.
Complete Poetical Works. Illustrations. Boston, 1881. Roy.
8vo.
CL, g.e. (presentation copy). O(3O3)$22.5o.
Dinsmoor (Robert). Incidental Poems, accompanied with
Letters, and a few select pieces, mostly original, by Robert Dins-
moor, the "Rustic Bard." [Contains Whittier's poem "J. G.
Whittier to the Rustic Bard."] Haverhill, Mass., 1828. I2mo.
Bds., unc. (break in backstrip). NO (358) $14.00.
In War Time and Other Poems. Boston, 1864. i2mo.
Orig. cl., g.t. (has "Just ready" on page 20 of advertisements). H
(206) $8.00.
Legends of New England. Hartford, 1831. I2mo.
Orig. bds., unc.; in hf. mor. case (label missing, back strengthened,
blank corner torn from one leaf, name on fly leaf; laid in is
A. L. S. to Jennie P. Bailey; Mynderse-Williams copy). EF
(i 154) $27.00.
The Literary Remains of John G. C. Brainard, with a Sketch
of his Life, by J. G. Whittier. Hartford, [1832]. I2mo.
Orig. cl., in cl. folder (backstrip mended, O. H. Perkins copy). SS
(i 06) $10.00.
Mogg Megone: a Poem. Boston, 1836. 321110.
Cl. (name on end paper). GG( 295) $60.00.
G., in hf. mor. case (worn, blank portion of title supplied, few fox-
ings, one name written and another stamped on fly leaf). EF
(i 155) $45-00.
Moll Pitcher and the Minstrel Girl. Phila., 1840. i8mo.
Orig. paper (backstrip chipped away). AA( 189) $20.00.
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Poetical Works. Illustrations. Boston, n.d. 8vo.
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Snow-Bound. Portrait. Boston, 1866. I2mo.
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Second issue; together 2 vols. in one hf. mor. case). 0(302)
$130.00.
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The Song of the Vermonters, 1779. fPoem of 17 stanzas
of 4 lines each, on first page of a 4-page leaflet.] Issue having
footnotes in parallel columns, n.p., n.d. 4to.
H( 209) $10.00.
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Data on the Barron-Decatur duel. See Decatur (Stephen).
Barry (John). A. L. S., one page, 4to. At Sea, Feb. 10, 1782. To
John Brown. "I sail'd yesterday from LOrient on a short cruize
with about 248 Men & boys few seamen among them but a great
number of half built gentlemen. ... I do not expect that I shall
stay there long on my Arrival if Doc'r Franklins despatches dont
detain me but at all events I will comply with mv orders as much
as posable," etc. Framed with portrait. \V( 288) $40.00.
Bartlett (Josiah). A. L. S.. one page, fol. Phila.. Sept. 25. 1776.
To his wife. Stating that he- was too ill to attend Congress.
Holed. GG ( 1 79) $57.50.
A. L. S.. 2 pp., sm. 4to. Kingstown, April 28, 1794. To his
daughter, Mrs. Rhoda True. Giving medical advice. GG(i8i)
$17.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. June 27, 1794. To his daughter, Mrs.
Rhoda True. Affectionate letter of advice. GG( 182) $20.00.
Bates (H. E.). MS. of "The Idiot" [a story which appeared in The
New Statesman, issue of Oct. 23, 1926], 22 pp., 4to. Corrections.
In cl. folder and case. K(i8) $12.00.
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Bates (Katharine Lee). MSM "America the Beautiful;" signed;
one page, fol. Framed. NO (26) $8.00.
Bayly (Ada Ellen), "Edna Lyall," pseud. MS. of Novel, "Dono-
van," signed, with autograph corrections throughout, 546 pp., fol.
Bound, 2 vols., mor. TT( 255) $53.00.
Beardsley (Aubrey). A. L. S., 2 pp., I2tno. London, Jan. 2, n.y.
Undertaking to illustrate Poe's Tales with 8 drawings at £5 each.
R(22l)$I5.00.
Beauregard (P. G. T.). Letters and Documents concerning the early
days of the Civil War, mostly from his own files, dispersed at
auction several years ago, copies of his correspondence with
President Davis, the War Department, and the Governors of sev-
eral States: about 120 to 125 pieces. OO( 53) $75.00.
Bedel (Timothy). MS., Account of his march to The Cedars and
his stay there (April 2o-May 17) ; also A. L. S., 4 pp., fol., Sorel,
June 8, 1776, to Brigadier General John Sullivan, making a de-
fense for Major Butterfield and himself, and asking that "we
may be brought to trial as soon as possible, as a number of
aspersions are cast upon us which I look upon as unjust." In
hf. mor. case. FF (7) $71.00.
Beerbohm (Max). MS., "A Peep into the Past" [intended for
"The Yellow Book." but unpublished until 1923], 4 pp., fol.
First page bears 5 pen-and-ink caricatures of Wilde. With a
copy of the facsimile issued in 1923, on Japan vellum. Laid in
is A. L. S. by Richard Le Gallienne, 2 pp., umo, n.d., referring
to the Introduction to the reprint. Bound, fol., bds. In lev. mor.
case. EF(44)$75.oo.
Belcher (Jonathan). A. L. S.. one page, 410. Boston, Dec. 22,
1736. X(c)$i2.50.
Bell (Alexander Graham). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Salem. April 14,
1874. To George M. Folsom. On von Helmont's book on a
Natural Alphabet. BB do) $8.00.
Bellingham (Richard). A. D. S. by William Torrey, Magistrate
and Captain of the Militia, with one line subscription, signed by
Gov. Bellingham; one page, obi. 8vo. Nov. 9, 1^54. Memo-
randum of the General Court. Mounted. W(J<K>)$II.OO.
Bernardino Manetti. Stan/e nel parto d'una figliuola di Madania
Catherina la Christianissima Rcina di Francia. MS. on vellum,
31 leaves (Sxs^ in.), written in italics. An Italian poem in
8-Hne stanzas. Sixteenth century. Bound, 8vo, orig. mor.. elab-
orate silver tooling and white painted strapwork by a French
artist, for Queen Catherine def Medici, her double K monogram
in center of each cover, repeated on covers, in smaller size, no
jess than 12 times; back covered with network of silver lines:
in case with Lothian arms. LL( 23) $5750.00.
Bernini (Giovanni Lorenzo). L. S., one page, fol. April o, 1658.
Besant (Sir Walter). MS. of "Fifty Millions"; 19 pp., 4to; signed
in margin. Numerous corrections and interpolations. In 410 cl.
case. JK(36)$i5.oo.
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Bible in Latin. Old and New Testament, including the Epistle
of St. Paul to the Laodicaeans. MS., on vellum, 392 leaves
(i8^Sxi2$4 in.). Written in England. Ilium, plate and initials.
Twelfth century. Bound, large fol., embroidered cl., royal crown
(Blickling copy, containing autographs: "Wellington October 27th
1819"— "Castlereagh"— "Alexandra 7 December 1898"— "Albert
Edward P. [the late King Edward VII] Dec. 9/98"— "Victoria,
Dowager Empress Frederick & Queen of Prussia, Dec. 9, 1898").
LL (3) $7000.00.
Bible in Latin. Interpretations of Hebrew names at the end,
MS. on uterine vellum, 630 leaves (5^x4 in.). Written in
France. Red and blue initials with tracery, also larger initials
enclosing miniatures, first capital occupying the height of one
page. Thirteenth century. Bound, I2mo, mor., tooled, leath.
joints, blue tabis end-leaves, g.e., signed by Bozerian-Jeune
(Eighteenth century inscription on fly leaf, "Ex BBL. FF. Min.
Pruvin," suggests ownership by the Franciscan Monastery of
Provins, south-cast of Paris). LL( 4) $1400.00.
Bible in Latin. Interpretations of Hebrew names at the end,
MS. on uterine vellum, 683 leaves (57/3x4 in.). Written in
England. Red and blue initials with tracery, also larger initials
enclosing miniatures, first capital occupying the height of one
page. Thirteenth century. Bound cf. LL(5)$7oo.oo.
Biblia Sacra Latina, verso Vulgata. Prologis S. Hieronymi.
Ilium. MS. on vellum, 359 leaves, double columns, 57-59
lines to a page. Large, painted, ilium., or historiated initials,
many with margin extensions ; as well as hundreds of smaller
ornamental letters with marginal flourishes in blue or red.
French, fourteenth century. Bound, sm. 4to, leath. on oak boards,
a coat of arms centered on each cover and, above, the name
Lacobus Thysius, g.e., clasps. 7x5^/6 in. From the Library of
the Marquess of Ailesbury. YYa( 13) $500.00.
Bierce (Ambrose). MSS., 8 pp., I2mo; signed, at head, "Views of
One." HHs)$ii.oo.
A. L. S., 6 pp., sm. 4to. Wash.. Dec. 22, 1912. To Walter
Ncale. On literary matters. KF(s8)$27.5o.
Blickling [Hall, England] Homilies. See Homilies, also Psalter.
Boetjus, Commentary on. Explanatio librorum Boetii de consola-
tionc philosophica. MS. on vellum, 118 leaves (10^x7^4 in.)-
Probably written in Italy. Large red initial on first page. About
1300. Bound, sm. fol., modern mor. LL(6)$50O.oo.
Bolivar (Simon). D. S., one page, fol. Oct. 24, 1819. Army com-
mission. BB(i2)$8.oo.
Booth (John Wilkes). D. S.. one page, i6mo. Boston. Feb. 3,
1863. Check by Edwin Booth, endorsed by Tohn Wilkes Booth.
GG(6)$22.5o.
Booth (Junius Brutus). A. L. S.. one page, 4to. n.p., Dec. 14,
1837. Mentioning Mrs. Ford. W( 196) $9.00.
Borrow (George). MS., Poem, of "Chorus of Santa Clara from
Vondel," 6 pp.. I2mo (4 leaves inlaid to folio size). Numerous
corrections and interpolations. Apparently unpublished. The
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Borrow (George) — Continued.
poem, consisting of 8 six-line stanzas, with additional trial stanzas,
appears to be a translation from Joost van den Vondel, 1587-1679.
Partial transcript laid in. Bound, fol., lev. mor. JK (54) $85.00.
MS. of a translation of Dante's Inferno, Canto V, 7 pp., 4to, with
a Note on Dante's Terza Rima, written on one page, 4to (to-
gether 4 leaves, inlaid to folio size). Numerous corrections and
interpolations. On the last page are a few notes on and ex-
amples of the metre employed by Dante. Bound, fol., lev. mor.
JK(55)$i3o.oo.
MS. ["Volundarkvida of the Edda"], 8 pp., sm. 4to (4 leaves
inlaid to folio size). Apparently unfinished. Bound, fol., lev.
mor. (typed transcript laid in). JK( 56) $105.00.
Bownas (Samuel). Collection of manuscript in his hand, including
"My First Jurnay into Amerycay 1702- 172.2," "Samull Bownas
His Jurnell in Americay in Ye Years 1727: 28," etc. 2 vols.,
fol., and 2 vols., 8vo; together 4 vols., in cl. case, 1676-1749.
QQ( 68) $207.50.
Bradstreet (Simon). D. S., with 3 lines in his hand; 2 pp., obi.
fol., vellum. Boston, Oct. 3, 1678. Deed of Land signed by
Joseph and Sarah \Vinslo\v, with pendant wax seals, also signed
by Lt. Gov. William Tailer, and others. X(d)$2-\50.
Braxton (Carter). A. L. S., 3 pp.. 4to. Delaware, Aug. 14, 1777.
To Jonathan Hudson. Referring to various commercial matters
and stating that he has received "no information of the enemv."
Stained. LM(2)$27.5o.
Brevilogium pauperis, by St. Bonaventure; Sermonarium, by
Padre G. de Petra Alta ; and other works. "Written in minute
Gothic characters, by several hands, in black, rubricated, on 114
leaves of vellum (last blank). 6&j x 4*14 in. Initials and headings
in red. Probably fifteenth century. Hound. 161110. leath. on \\cxxl
(back lacking and back cover loose; worn). JJfitji )$u.5O.
Bridges (Robert). A. L. S., 3 pp., 121110. To Sidney Colvin.
Chiswell. Oxford, Ap. iS. 1914. On the matter of Hocldcr &
Stoughton's reprinting his Essay on Keats for an Edition of
Keats' Poems. He asks Colvin to be the Editor. AA( I2)$2o.oo.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. To Sidney Colvin. Chiswell. Oxford. Ap.
22 [1914]. Continuation of subject of new edition of Keats.
See preceding item. AA( i3)$2O.oo.
A. L. S., one page. 4to. To Sidney Cohin. Chiswell. Oxford.
June 25. 1915. Writes in answer to Colvin's iiuiuiry re "the dia-
mond balustrade" used by Keats in his poem. Eiulymion. Ex-
presses his wish that he could know what books Keats and Shel-
ley read. Cannot understand Shelley's metaphysic. Has written
his essay on Keats for Bullen, and is engaged on a book which
he hopes will "vindicate both Keats and Shelley from the sort of
criticism that Matthew Arnold wrote of them/' AA(i4>$i2.5o.
Brodhead (Daniel). A. L. S.. 3 pp., fol. Pittsburgh. Pa.. 1783.
To Walter J. Stone of Philadelphia, with address leaf. Reflect-
ing in many ways his contacts with the Indians. "The Savages
too, are troublesome on the Ohio; a Boat belonging to, and
navigated by, a french gentleman of the name of I -a Casang (I
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Brodhead (Daniel) — Continued.
spell it as it is here pronounced) was attacked below Wheeling
(about 100 miles down) and we do not yet know the Event;
it is only known that his Swivels fired often: — This gentleman's
boat went about 10 or 12 days before Wikoff & Clark, and when
the water was much higher, — a circumstance greatly in his favor.
We are nevertheless certain that Wikoff & Clark got safe past
Wheeling. What danger may be reserved for me, I know n&t,
but nothing, I trust, shall have Power to repress my ardor in the
prosecution of my present laudable, and I flatter myself promis-
ing Pursuits." NO(33)$i52.50.
Brooke (Rupert). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. New Zealand, Christmas
Day, 1913. "... I shall shortly find my way back to the land
of my adoption, U. S. A. You promised me a letter to your in-
valid relative, the Ambassador. Please give it me. I shall be
in Washington a few days, & I love mixing in the highest circles.
I promise not to behave like Lytton Strachey or in any other
way disgrace Cambridge. . . ." NN (27) $70.00.
Brown (John). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Albany, Nov. 8, 1848.
To Seth Thompson. Asks prices on packed pork. 66(14)
$16.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Oneida Castle, Nov. 5, 1852. To his
children. On his personal affairs, adding "Of all the good news
I have to tell nothing affords me half the pleasure I have in
the fact that Gerit Smith is elected to Congress in his district.
I think it the greatest victory for the cause of humanity in this
country (if not in the world) that has been gained since the
American revolution . . ." I(3o)$40.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Hudson, June 18, 1855. "Dear Chil-
dren: I write to say that we are (after so long a time) on the
way to North Elba ; with our freight also delivered at the Akron
depot. We look for it here tonight," etc. NN(28)$27.so.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Osowatomie, Feb. 20, 1856. "Dear
Wife. & Children ; every One," concluding : "We are very
anxious to know what Congress is doing. We hear that Frank
Pierce means to crush the men of Kansas. I do not know how
well he may succeed, but I think he may find his hands full be-
fore it is all over," etc. l(3i)$47.so.
A. L. S., one page, obi. 8vo. Peterboro, N.H., May 15, 1857.
To I). Lee Child, Wayland, Mass. Making an appointment to
meet him at Cleveland, Ohio. Framed with portrait. W(2Qi)
$20.00.
Cover of his notebook used when in the wool business, bearing
his signature and 5 lines in his hand. BB(i5)$io.5O.
Brown (John Ellerson), of Company H, Anderson's Cavalry,
Civil War. MS., Diary, umo. Mostly in pencil. Bound limp
leather. RR(37)$8.5o. "
Browning (Elizabeth Barrett). MS., 33 pp., 4to (of which about
6 are in her hand, the remainder in 3 unidentified hands), n.p.,
dated (in her hand) "Begun October i, 1833" and (in another
hand) "Finished October oth, 1833." Entitled: "St. Basil's
Panegyrical Oration on the Martyr Gordius," to which Elizabeth
Barrett added : "Translated from the Greek by H. S. Boyd.'" Ap-
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Browning (Elizabeth Barrett) — Continued.
parently dictated by Boyd. Pp. 1-2, 12, 21, 27, and 31 are in Eliza-
beth Barrett's hand and her autograph corrections occur through-
out— making 800 or 900 words in all. Bound, 4to. cont. paper;
in mor. case. EF( 122) $70.00.
2 MSS., Sonnets entitled "Two Sketches. No. I and No. II," be-
ing sonnets descriptive of her sisters, Henrietta and Arabel Bar-
rett; 2 pp., I2mo. Mounted in a I2mo album, bound mor., tooled.
JK(62)$i55.oo.
Bryant (William Cullen). MS. Journal of over 300 pp., fol., on about
210 of which occur entries in Bryant's hand. Fly leaf inscribed in
his hand: "Wm. C. Bryant's Journal, No. 2, Begun Jan. ist, 1824."
Between the pages are pressed a number of ferns and autumn
leaves. [Great Barrington, 1824-25.] Bound, fol., cont. cf.
(worn). R (414) $11 5.00.
MS., Verse, the 9 final lines of "Thanatopsis" ; signed ; one page,
I2mo. Framed with portrait. W( 292) $70.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo. Roslyn, L.I., July 30, 1868. To G. H.
Bryant. Setting forth the Bryant family history in America.
BB (20) $8.00.
Buchanan (James). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wheat land near Lan-
caster, March 14, 1853. To James Campbell. Urging the ap-
pointment of Colonel Spence as Post Master of Baltimore. BB
(21) $9.00.
A. L. S., one page, sm. 4to. Wheatland, March 16, 1861. To E.
Otis Wheeler. Declining an invitation. W(294)$i2.5O.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Wheatland, Sept. 27. 1861. Reading, in
part: "I cordially approve of Mr. Lincoln's letter to General
Fremont modifying his proclamation and I regret to perceive that
some of the public presses are of a different opinion." HH(3>
$32.00.
Buonaparte (Maria Laetitia Ramolino). L. S.. I2mo. Rome, Nov.
4, 1821. To her son Lucien. Signed "Madre." B(226)$8.oo.
Burgoyne (John). L. S.. fol. Chelsea Hospital, Whitehall, Oct. 20,
1788. Signed also by E. M. Brown and Thomas Clarke, Major
Generals. Addressed to Rt. Hon. Wm. Wyndham Grenville and
others. Statement of their accounts of the various regiments
written on the reverse of a statement by Col. Cieo. Hen. Lennox.
LM(ii9)$7.so.
Burke (Edmund). A. L. S.. 2 pp., 410. n.d. To Mrs. Haviland.
A letter of condolence. BB(22)$i5.oo.
Burney (Frances, Mme. D'Arblay). A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. n.p..
about 1770. To her sister, [Charlotte?] Burney. Expressing
her desire to be with her sister, and alluding to the latter's
prospective marriage. Bound, fol., hf. mor. EF( 153) $15.00.
Burns (Robert). A. L. S., with postscript signed with initials, one
page, 410. Dunse, May 4, 1787. To William Scott, Bookbinder,
Edinburgh. Referring to the second edition of his poems. "As
you have still some of the ordinary bound copies which I suppose
are abft ready, parcel up two of them each by itself, and seal them
up. One of them direct to Miss Ainslie at Bcrrywell near Dunsc
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Burns (Robert) — Continued.
... the other direct to Mr. Gilb't Ker Farmer in Stodrigg near
Kelso . . . Paste the inclosed labels on the blank leaves or inside
of the cover," etc. Framed with portrait. GG (8) $480.00.
Burr (Aaron). A. L. S., one page, 4to, at end of a document re-
garding a mortgage on a certain Westchester farm. N.Y., June
2, 1790. To Gerard Banckes, esq., Treasurer. A statement of
settlement with the mortgagor's estate, signed, — "Aaron Burr
Majr Genl." X(e)$7-5o.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. N.Y., Aug. 29, 1791. To Aaron Ogden.
On a legal matter. NN(33)$ii.oo.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Phila., June 21, 1795. [To Hon. P. Van
Gaasbeek, Kingston, N.Y.] About his finances: "If I weather
the storm, of which there can be no doubt, I shall be as rich as
a reasonable man need wish" and referring to John Vanderlyn.
W(295)$87.SO.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Phila., June 21, 1795. To Hon. P. Van
Gaasbeek, Kingston, N.Y. Offers to send Vanderlyn to Gilbert
Stuart for instruction in painting. "I understand that a young
Mr. Van de Lyne, who lived a short time with Stewart the
Painter, left him for want of the means of suitable support. You
must persuade him to allow me to remove that objection, etc.
Stained and somewhat torn. W (296) $165.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., Sept. 3, 1795. About Jay's treaty and
politics; [also] Portion of A. L. S. Richmond, Oct. 10, 1795.
With 21 pp. of MS. record of Burr's trial, including copies of
his cypher and letters; [and] A. L. S. by David Robertson, who
reported the trial, asking for Tazewell's evidence. Together 4
pieces. I(2i3)$42.5o.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., Aug. I2th, 1800. To Hon. Thomas
Morris. LM( 120) $10.50.
A. L. S., 4to. n.p., Nov. 9, 10, 1824. Signed with initials. A
legal paper. LM(i2i)$7.50.
Byron (George Gordon, Lord). A. L. S., 5 pp., 4to. 8, St. James
Street, March 10, 1809. To W. Harness. Address on last page,
with franking signature. Sends a copy of "English Bards and
Scotch Reviewers," and underlines these words: "... I send
down by this post a certain Satire lately published and in return
for the three & sixpence expenditure upon it, only beg that if you
should guess the author, you will keep his name secret, at least
for the present." Continues : "I am glad to hear you like Cam-
bridge. . . . Alma mater was to me 'injusta Noverca' and the old
Beldam only gave me my M.A. degree because she could not
avoid it, you know what a farce a noble Cantab must perform. I
am going abroad if possible in the spring, and before I depart I
am collecting the pictures of my most intimate Schoolfellows. I
have already a few, and shall want yours. ... I have employed
one of the first miniature painters of the day to take them, of
course at my own expense as I never allow any acquaintance
to incur the least expenditure to gratify a whim of mine. ... I
shall see you in town and will carry you to the Limner, it will
be a tax on your patience for a week but pray endure [?] it, as
it is possible the resemblance may be the sole token I shall be
able to preserve of our past friendship & present acquaintance.
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Byron (George Gordon, Lord) — Continued.
Just now it seems foolish enough, but in a few years when some
of us are dust and others are separated by inevitable circumstances,
it will be a kind of satisfaction to retrace in these images of the
living the idea of our former selves, and to contemplate in the
resemblances of the dead all that remains of judgement, feeling,
and a host of passions. . . ." Restoration from damage made by
seal affecting a few words. In cl. case. 0(58) $475.00.
- A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Venice, April 21, 1818. [To Mr. Bruen,
a New York clergyman. (?)] A cordial acknowledgement of his
correspondent's compliments, and an expression of the pleasure
with which he looks forward to meeting him. W( 297) $40.00.
- A. L. S. (initials), 2 pp., I2mo. n.p., Jan. 10, 1823. To Leigh
Hunt. Offering "The Age of Bronze" for "The Liberal": "... a
poem of about seven hundred and fifty lines . . . calculated for
the reading part of the Million, being all on politics, &c., &c., &c.,
and a review of the day in general — in my Early English Bards
style — but a little more stilted and somewhat too full of 'epithets
of war* and classical & historical allusions. If notes are neces-
sary they can be added. ... It is in the heroic couplet measure —
which is 'an old friend with a new face.'" etc. JK( 73) $225.00.
- A. L. S. "Xoel Byron," 3 pp.. 4to. Genoa, June 21, 1823. To E.
Church, U. S. Consul at Geneva. Mentions a proposal to aid the
Greeks, made by the Consul, and its submission to the Greek-
Committee. to which Byron had recently been elected, and adds :
". . . The accounts are so contradictory as to what mode will be
best for supplying the Greeks that I deemed it better to take up
(with the exception of a few supplies) what cash and credit I
can muster, rather than lay them out on articles which might be
deemed superfluous or unnecessary. ... I am anxiously expect-
ing further advice before I sail. . . . Xo apology was necessary
for addressing yourself to me, especially on such a subject. An
American has a better right than any other to suggest to other
nations the modes of obtaining that Liberty which is the Glory
of his own," etc. JK( 74) $170.00.
Cabell (James Branch). T\ped MS.. "The Delta of
signed : 5 pp., 4to. Profusely corrected, with several Ivngtiu
passages added in the margins. In hf. mor. case. KF( i<)3) $15.00
Caldecott (Randolph). A. L. S., 4 pp., i2mo. Seven Oaks. Jan. 7,
1880. On personal affairs of the past and present. Orig. pen
drawing on first page. XO( 58) $27.50.
Calhoun (John C.). A. L. S., 10 pp.. 4to. War Department, June
24, 1820. To President Monroe. On the courtmartial of Captain
Faulkner, also that of Lieutenant Cochrane. and on other business
of the War Department. BB(24)$8.5O.
- A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash.. Nov. 22, 1824. To Thomas Jefferson.
Bears an endorsement in Jefferson's hand. X(f)$i2.5o.
- 14 A. L. S., 65 pp.. fol. and 4to. June 17. 1820 to Feb. 3, 1840.
To L. W. Tazewell. Mainly relating to nullification and violent
denunciations of President Jackson. I(2J5)$i<>5.oo.
California. MS. Map, with Legend. Harbour of Guaimas, in the
Gulf of California. From a Trigonometric Survey by Capt. Octa-
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California — Continued.
vius Vernon Harcourt, R. N., Feb. 1836. With inset view of
Birds Island. Large fol. 1836. QQ(78)$ii.oo.
Canada. MS. Letter Book, 88 pp., fol., vellum. 1670-1685. Con-
tains important references to historic places and events. In folder
and cl. case. QQ (80) $75.00.
Carlyle (Thomas). MS. of a portion of "Frederick the Great,"
about 50 pp., mostly fol., inlaid to uniform fol. size. Bound, fol.,
lev. mor. JK( 83) $410.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Chelsea, Jan. 19, 1837. To Mrs. Jenny
H aiming. Giving rules for health and happiness and referring
to "The French Revolution," "The Diamond Necklace," and
"Mirabeau." Of the first he writes : "The book is done about a
week ago ; this is my best news . . . We shall go on swiftly . . .
and have it finished and forth into the world say before the month
of March and I care little what becomes of it then ; it has been
a sore book to me," etc. NN( 39) $40.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., I2mo. Chelsea, Nov. 28, 1856. To a young lady.
"You will find, done by me somewhere, a short Essay on Mira-
beau and his life; but I never wrote anything specially on Na-
poleon. On the whole, I do not much advise, at this stage of your
culture, an extensive prosecution of your inquiries into either of
those personages. The first, with all his great gifts, is fairly
defineable from the other side as a mutinous dissolute Blackguard
set on a high plain," etc. 6(228) $15.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Chelsea, Friday. To Henry Cole, de-
clining an invitation because of bad health. BB(27)$8.oo.
Carman (Bliss). MS., "Contemporaries — IV. Louise Imogen
Guiney," signed at end, 13 pp., fol. YY(24)$n.oo.
Carol (J. A.). MS., "Voyage a Madagascar," 122 pp., 8^x7 in.
1817-19. Bound 4to, mor., leath. joints. LL(34)$75.oo.
Carroll (Charles) of Carrollton. A. L. S., one page, fol. An-
napolis, Nov. 11, 1790. To Cornelius Howard. On land sales
at the town of Rochester. BB (28) $10.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo. Doughoragen, May 25, 1806. To his son,
Charles. On family affairs. I(4o)$i2.5o.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. May 2, 1822. To William Gibbons. In
reference to the management of his farm and other business mat-
ters. LM(4)$i4.oo.
A. L. S., one page, sm. 4to. May 28, 1828. To William Gib-
bons, his agent at Carrollton. On business matters. GG(n)
$11.00.
1). S., 53 pp., 4to; and D. S., 37 pp., 4to. n.p., n.d. His reply
to the Counter Protest of the Hon. Thomas Stone. AB(228)
$22.00.
MS., partly in his hand; 32 pp.. 4to. Feb. 15. 1780. His peti-
tion to the General Assembly of Maryland. AB(227)$8.so.
MS., Cont. Copy of "A Second Letter from Charles Carroll Senr.
to the Reader, with his Petition and Remonstrances to The Hon-
orable, the House of Delegates, Presented March, 1779," [protest
against the Tender Law which was passed by the Maryland
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Carroll (Charles) of Carrollton — Continued.
House of Delegates on Feb. 5, 1777], 47 pp., sm. 4to. Cont. paper
wrappers. QQ (92) $55.00.
See also Franklin (Qenjamin).
Ceracchi (Guiseppe). 2 A. L. S., together 4 pp., 4to. n.p., Aug.
25. 1792 and March 28, 1795. To Governor Clinton of N.Y., and
to an unidentified correspondent. Writes respecting a portrait
bust to be done in accordance with the decree of Congress in
1783, and seeks to obtain the services of Gov. Clinton's influence
with Washington. W( 199) $24.00.
Chambers (Robert W.). Complete MS. of "The Maker of Moons,"
in pencil, 147 pp., sm. fol. Sketch by the author on back of page
20. Bound $4 lev. mor. With a copy of the published work, "The
Maker of Moons/' N.Y., 1896. JJ(63)$22.oo.
Charles I of England. L. S. (twice), one page, fol. Oxford, 2nd
Dec., 1642. Concerning the great services rendered to the King
by the Marquis of Worcester, offering him lands by way of
recompense, and suggesting that he should raise further large
sums of money for the King's service. "Our will and pleasure is
that you, our right trusty and entirely beloved Cousin Henry,
Marquis of Worcester, doe assure yr. selfe that in the worde of
a King and a Christian we will performe these ensueing favors
and graunts unto you over and above the testimonies all ready
given of our acceptance of yr. zeale to our service, and the un-
parralelled expences you have benne and are at therein. First
the arrears rents and residue of the Lord Petres Wardship for
yr. sonnes receiving whereof we have now given a sufficient war-
rant/' etc. XO(64)$70.oo.
Charles II, King of England. I). S.. fol. March 3oth, 1675. Signed
also by Samuel Pepys. Sailing Orders issued to Capt. Rooth.
Soiled and repaired. ABC23I )$i8.oo.
Charles V of Germany and I of Spain. L. S., in French, with
subscription, one page, fol., with seal. Augsburg, Nov. 15. 1547.
To his sister, Mary, Queen Dowager of Hungary. F.xpresscs his
consent to the proposed marriage between the young King Kd-
ward VI of England and Mary, Queen of Scots. Repaired at
margin. With a partial transcript and translation. R( 130) $75.00.
Chase (Samuel). Sec Franklin (Benjamin).
Chesterfield (Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of). A. L. S., one
page, 4to. London, July 16, 1745. Recipient unnamed. "1 can't
deny myself the pleasure of acquainting you, that his Majesty has
sign*d the Commission appointing your son a captain in Irwin's,"
etc. 2 repairs in folds. In hf. mor. case. EF? 275) $10.00.
A. L. S., 2l/$ pp., sm. 4to. London, 14 June, 1746. To Thomas
Prior, in relation to Irish manufactures, the Dublin Society, etc.
"As you are one of the few in Ireland who always thinks of the
Publick without any mixture of private interest I do not doubt
but that you have already thought of some Useful Methods of
Employing the King's Bounty to the Dublin Society . . . and I
cannot help saying except in your Clarrett which you are very
solicitous should foe two or three years old, you think of two or
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Chesterfield (Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of) — Continued.
three years hence less than any People under the Sun. If they
would wish themselves as well as I wish them and take as much
pains to promote their own true Interest as I would contribute
to it, they would in a few years be in a different position, etc. AA
(24) $100.00.
A. L., in French, 2 pp., 4to. Bath, Oct. 18, 1738. One of his
letters to his son, this on the glory that was Greece. BB(3i)
$16.50.
Chesterton (G. K.). MS. of an article, consisting of approximately
300 words, written, with indelible pencil, on one page, 4to. "The
brotherhood of men is a fact: which in the long run wears down
all other facts. If the world goes on long enough, the fine gentle-
man must be sea-sick, the Theosophist must sit on a tin- tack, the
Superman must fall over a hassock. Therefore aristocracies can-
not afford to be conservative. Once an aristocracy has started
Custom, a human thing, it may become everybody's custom: the
custom will remain but the aristocracy will vanish," etc. LM (280)
$24.00.
Claiborne (William C. C.). See Jefferson (Thomas).
Clairmont (Clara Mary Jane). A series of 41 letters from Mary
Shelley to Claire [Clairmont,] copied out in hand of the latter,
n.p., 1842-48. In cl. case. EF (937) $50.00.
Clark (Abraham). D. S., one page, obi. 8vo. Newark, June 18,
1766. Writ for the arrest of one William Thomas for trespass,
inscribed, on verso, by Clark, as Sheriff of Essex County, "Non
est Abra. Clark shr." I (44) $35.00.
Clark (George Rogers). A. L. S., one page. Docketed on back
Louisville, July 13, 1786. "Sir be pleased to deliver to ye bearer
Two Bushels of Salt and charge it to the Ac't of Sir, yr obt
servt G. R. Clark." BB(36)$i6.oo.
Clay (Henry). A. D., 7 pp., fol., closely written. Brief in the Ray
case. X(g) $12.50.
— D. S., one page, fol. House of Representatives, July 31, 1813.
Resolution of the House, signed by Clay as Speaker and by
Patrick Magruder as Clerk, 'That the President of the United
States be requested to have collected and presented to this House
during the continuance of the present war evidence of every depar-
ture by the enemy from the ordinary modes of conducting war
among civilized nations." HH(55)$i8.oo.
Clemens (Samuel L.). Typed MS., signed, entitled, "Copyright: a
Memorial Respectfully Tendered to the Members of the Senate
and the House of Representatives," 6 pp., 4to. [1909.] Ac-
companied by a letter of George Haven Putnam. SS(2i5)$6o.oo.
A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo., signed "Clemens." To "Friend Bliss," of the
Amer. Pub. Co., Publishers of "Innocents Abroad." Buf.[falo], Oct.
28 [1870]. "Please forward a copy of 'Innocents' to my friend Mor-
timer Thomson, 'better nown,' (as they have the thrice-infernal
fashion of saying of me), as 'Q.K. Philander Doesticks, P. B.' He
has gone to his reward — I mean he has been promoted from litera-
ture to politics, and is now store-keeper of a U.S. Bonded Ware-
house— and may be President of the United States, yet, for all we
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Clemens (Samuel L.) — Continued.
know, for there is no telling how these things will end. Anyway,
you send the book to him. The book will not obstruct his politi-
cal advancement, unless it makes him too virtuous," etc. 88(177)
$50.00.
A. L. S., 4 lines, I2mo. Hartford, July 6th, 1875. "Gentlemen:
Who can I buy your safety matches of in Hartford? I cannot
find any agency." LM (281) $8.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp. To A. V. S. Anthony, concerning the illustra-
tions to "The Prince and the Pauper." Hartford, Mar. .3, 1881.
"... Very well then, I do say 'go ahead' to the artist who is
ready to make a couple of drawings on approbation. I don't
know what the size of the new work will be. I suggest that it
be the size & shape of 'Sketches, Old & New' — I think Osgood
approves," etc. SS(i88) $39.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Hartford, Nov. 23, 1888. Giving a list
of his books. BB (41) $25.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp. To Henry Loomis Nelson, Ed. Boston Post.
Hartford, Oct. 23, 1889. Apologizes for a misunderstanding as a
result of which Nelson was turned away from his Hartford door.
"Great Scott, what a thoughtless man you are ! Why the mischief
didn't you write on your card in the first place! I ain't a Con-
gressman— whose policy is to gladly receive all comers ; I am a
mere unofficial citizen, whose policy is to avoid seeing the average
stranger (for he always wants to sell me something I don't need).
I was 'very busy,' playing billiards; . . . (explanation of circum-
stances) ... I jumped straightway to the conclusion that you
had come for a contribution to a Western college — damn it, man,
they all do," etc. Worn in folds. 88(195) $55.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., I2mo. Vienna, June 28 [1898]. Mourning bor-
der. To Chatto & Windus. "Dear C & W : I am writing an
article, & need some information. Every new book (copyright)
is sent to the British Museum — yes? Won't you send there &
find out for me how many English books & booklets were copy-
righted during the year ending with this month? Or during
the year 1898. Either will answer my purpose . . . Yours with
ever increasing affection (when you do as I tell you) Mark
Twain." C( 77) $20.00.
2 A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. N.Y., Jan. 17, 1008. Relating to the
Knickerbocker Trust Co. In first letter, he gives his assent to
the plan for resumption of the business of the bank : "My interest
in the matter is strong, since I measure it by my deposit — $51,-
199.00," Signed "S. L. Clemens." In the second letter, "To the
Other Depositors," he writes "It costs more to keep a permanent
receiver than it does to keep a harem." Signed, "Mark Twain."
With clippings regarding the bank, mentioning the cont. Clemens
letters. YY (32) $32.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., I2mo. Innocence at Home, Redding, Connecticut,
Sept. 17/08. To Charles G. Norris. "What I have desired . . .
is to have What Is Man examined by unpreoccupied (& capable)
minds. Examined, not glanced at. To accomplish this, the au-
thorship must be concealed for the present. To publish the book
with my name to it would defeat this. I want a backing of several
hundred capable men before I come out of hiding, men who have
read unprejudiced, and have approved. Then they are committed,
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Clemens (Samuel L.) — Continued.
and will stand to their guns; and will persuade others. ... I
have placed it (clandestinely) before 5 or 6 competent persons,
with deliciously sad results ! I have read it, with comments and
explanations to six persons ; three understood, three didn't. Since
I finished this house and moved into it on the i8th of June, we
have had about three guests, all educated, all intelligent, but I
have not brought the matter before one of them. They would
not have understood," etc. In hf. mor. case. EF( 289) $80.00.
—A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo., in pencil. Hartford, March I7th. To "My
Dear Redpath." Announcing that he would like to deliver "Rough-
ing It" in N.Y. within 3 weeks, and rent Chickering Hall afternoon
and evening. Asking Mr. Redpath if he will take ten percent
of the proceeds for his trouble. 0(76) $15.50.
A. N. S. With portrait engraved by Timothy Cole. TTa(2O2)
$n.oo.
D. S., I2mo. Jan. 31, 1870. Cancelled check for $4,309.42 cover-
ing royalties for the sale of "Innocents Abroad" for the preceding
quarter. Mounted between glass. With framed photograph, to-
gether 2 pieces. JK(io6) $30.00.
Cleveland (Grover). A. L. S., one page, obi. 8vo. Albany, Jan. 6,
1885. To the Legislature of N.Y. State. "I hereby resign the
office of Governor of the State of New York. Grover Cleveland."
I (45) $40.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. On his law firm stationery. N.Y., Jan.
6, 1891. Regarding the incorporation of a Kindergarten Associa-
tion. Reads in part, "When I was Governor of the State I was a
great stickler for adherence to the constitutional requirement pro-
viding that corporations should be created under general laws. I
still believe they should be so formed unless substantial reasons
can be presented for a special act." C (80) $13.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Tarn worth, July 17, 1904. To Joseph Jef-
ferson, with addressed envelope. Referring to Cleveland's recent
serious illness while visiting Jefferson. LM(58)$ii.oo.
L. S., one page, 4to. Gray Gables, Buzzards Bay, Sept. 13, 1892.
Referring to a letter of George Washington to James Madison
and also a facsimile copy of Washington's farewell address, which
his correspondent has offered for use in connection with the presi-
dential campaign. "I agree with you that the letter to James
Madison might be used as a campaign document, and I would be
obliged to you if you would write to the Democratic National
Committee on the subject," etc. LAI (59) $15.00.
Clinton (George). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Kingston, Aug. 20,
1779. To Commissary General Wadsworth, New Windsor.
Promising to deliver to him all the supplies procured by the State
of New York, for the army. Worn at folds, preserved with gauze.
GG(i2)$io.oo.
Clinton (Sir Henry). L. S., one page, fol. N.Y., Nov. n, 1777.
To Gen. George Clinton, Governor of New York. "You do me
but justice when You suppose, that if I had received Your Letter,
requesting a List of Prisoners taken at Forts Clinton & Mont-
gomery, and that a mode might be pointed out by which Cloath-
ing &c. could be conveyed to them, I should have complied most
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Clinton (Sir Henry)— Continued.
readily with Your request. Enclosed I send You a Return, and
assure You that whatever you may think proper to send for their
use shall be punctually delivered/' etc. GG( 13) $22.50.
Cobb (David). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Gouldsborough, Oct. 20, 1804.
To Charles W. Hare, with address. Referring to the opening of
lands in Maine to colonists from Mass. LM( 129) $9.00.
Cobb (Howell). A. L. S., one page, 4to. To Col. G. W. Brent.
Macon, Ga., Jan. 16, 1865. Civil War letter. HI(28)$9.oo.
Coleridge (Samuel T.). MS., signed, 6 pp., 4to. n.p., n.d. [paper
'watermarked 1825]. Detailed discussion of about 30 poems sent
him by an unidentified correspondent, criticizing their diction and
metre, and making discursive remarks upon poetry in general,
upon his contemporaries, and his own literary and philosophical
beliefs. In many places he transcribes passages to illustrate his
comments. F (46 ) $3 1 0.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. April 17, 1810. To De Quincey. "I
came down with the June Review, was caught in a hard shower
— and not willing to have got a wetting for nothing, have taken
the liberty of carrying away with me the remaining Nos. of the
work," etc. With A. L. S. of his daughter, Sara Coleridge, 2 pp.,
i6mo. Jan. 9, 1852. Together 2 pieces. NO (73) $150.00.
A. L. S., one page, 12010. To Mr. Hopey. "I have sent the
more important mss. in the first instance — while the books, cor-
rected proof, and all that belongs to the work, the essay on the
Life, Character, & Times of Leighton not included, will be for-
warded per Coach on Thursday night unless an old Highgate
neighbor should decide on returning to town by the Saturday
morning's Steam vessel, which I shall know before Thursday —
You will then see the causes of my silence & in part at least, the
rewards of the Delay. I am rapidly convalescing from a very
distressful indisposition affecting my head & eyes from indiscreet
overbathing at my first arrival." NO (75) $70.00.
Compendio de Navegacion. See Sierra (Ignacio de).
Congress. MS. of the "Olive Branch" Petition to King George III
for enactment providing reconciliation between the American
colonies and Great Britain without recourse to war, 7 pp., fol.
Undated, but of July 8, 1775. Signed by John Hancock and 45
other members of the Second Continental Congress. Sewed with
old tape. Enclosed in a polished calf box, bearing the arms of
the Fitzwilliam family of England. Auction catalogue, which is
devoted entirely to the one item, includes a reproduction of this
MS. and a monograph, "A Study of the 'Olive Branch' Petition,"
by Randolph G. Adams. MM$53ooo.
See also Emancipation Amendment, also Thomson (Charles).
Conrad (Joseph). Typed MS., signed, "Freya of the Seven-Isles,"
124 pp., 4to. Profusely corrected in autograph. Accompanied
by A. N. S. on a card, 2 pp., 24010, Orlestone, iq mai, 1912, in
French. To M. Davray, referring to this typescript, which had
been sent to Paris, and mentioning "The Mirror of the Sea" and
"Chance." ZZ (69) $200.00.
Typed MS., 2 pp., 4to, Prefatory Note to "Caspar Ruiz." Nu-
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Conrad (Joseph) — Continued.
merous autograph corrections and n additional lines, signed. In
cl. folder. LM (282) $115.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Oct. 22, 1913. To "My dear Knopf." Con-
cerning an unnamed proof copy which the writer returns with
corrections and suggestions and referring to "Freya" and "Vic-
tory," then being finished, but temporarily named "an Island
Story." Of short stories he writes "I do not shake them out of
my sleeve." BB( 50) $40.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Bishopsbourne, July n, 1920. To Edward
Garnett. In reference to "The Rescue," defending his handling
of the latter part of the tale in some detail, against the criticisms
of the reviewers, although conceding that the denoument presented
problems unusually difficult of solution and subtle beauties im-
perfectly realized. JK( 113) $22.50.
Typed L. S., with holograph addition, 2 pp. 4tp. Chapel House,
Orlestone Nr Ashford, March 4, 1919. To Sidney Colvin. On
the subject of finding a College for his son at Cambridge. A A
(25) $22.50.
Coolidge (Calvin). Typed MS., "George Washington," signed, one
page, 4to. [1927]. LM(6o)$95.oo.
Typed MS., signed, a quotation from his speech of acceptance of
the Republican nomination for the Presidency in 1924, one page,
4to. "America, under Providence, has come to be a Nation of
great responsibility ; it exists as one of the family of nations ; we
can not be isolated," etc. HH (6) $70.00.
D. S., 2 pp., fol. Wash., Nov. 10, 1927. A commutation of
sentence. Signed also by John G. Sargent, Attorney General.
NN(59)$io.oo.
Cooper (George). MS., Poem, "Sweet Genevieve." 2 stanzas of 13
lines each, written on one page, fol. HH(6o)$i3.oo.
Cooper (James Fenimore). MS., fragment of the MS. of "The
Headsman," 2 pp., fol. I(55)$27-5o.
MS., page 46 of the MS. of "The Oak Openings; or, The Bee
Hunter," one page, fol. YY (38) $25.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Scarsdale, April 19, 1820. To Peter Ganse-
voort. Political letter, upon the struggles of the Federalists and
Republicans in Westchester. Signed "James Cooper." 1(52)
$22.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Paris, Aug. 14, 1831. To Monsieur Hall,
with address. Speaks of his intended visit to London, of his hav-
ing done little writing lately on account of his illness, and asks
Mr. Hall to find out what has caused the article pertaining to him
in a recent newspaper entitled "Bookseller's Quarrelling for My
Custom." Gives a lengthy description of his copyrights and ex-
plains why he has not agreed to the wishes of foreign publishers
that he obtain copyrights in their countries. LM( 133) $26.00.
A. L. S., 4to. N.Y., Feb. 24th, 1834. To H. Carey, with ad-
dress. Speaks of payment of" certain notes and of a certain deal
involving $60,000. LM( 132) $50.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Cooperstown, July I2th, 1835. To Theo-
dore Sedgwick Junr., with address leaf. Declining an invitation
to a public dinner in honor of Edward Livingston, he adds "There
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Cooper (James Fenimore) — Continued.
is not a man in the nation more disposed than myself to do honor
to his firmness and patriotism," etc. NO (90) $40.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. N.Y., Nov. 20, 1837. To Jacob Morris.
Friendly letter in anticipation of a journey to Otsego in the
spring. Framed, with portrait. W( 300) $30.00.
Copley (John Singleton). A. L. S., 2 pp., I2mo. Boston, Dec. 17,
1770. To Charles Wilson Peale. Inlaid with transcript. Thank-
ing Peale for having sent him an engraving, probably Peale's al-
legorical portrait of Pitt (Stauffer No. 2426). ". . . It gave
me a toofold pleasure, first because it is the portrait of that great
man in the most exalted carracter human can be dignified with,
that of a true patriot vindicating the rights of Mankind; & sec-
ondly for the merit of the work itself, and the fair prospect it af-
fords of America's rivaling the continent of Europe in those re-
fined arts that have been justly esteemed the greatest glory of
Greece & Rome; go on, sir, to hasten forward that happy
Era. . ." W (204) $57.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Parma, July 2, 1775. To Mr. Humphry.
Relating to his painting, and to his relief that his wife and chil-
dren have arrived at London from Boston, the attack on which
he foresees. Tear from seal. W( 206) $30.00.
A. D. S., one page, obi. I2mo. n.p., May 15, 1783. A receipt
for his painting, "The Death of Major Pierson." W (205) $22.50.
Coppard (A. E.). MS. in pencil, signed in ink, 8 pp., 4to. "Dumble-
don Donkey." Endorsed in Coppard's hand at top of first page:
"First draft, from which final type script was made. A. E. C."
The manuscript is written upon the blank versos of the typescript
of another tale. NN (63) $27.00.
Copy of a Letter written by a Master of Arts, etc. See Leices-
ter's Commonwealth.
Cotton (Sir Robert). MS., a political treatise, divided into 37 chap-
ters, showing the advantages of peace to the British nation, and
discussing the relations of England with France, Spain, and the
Holy See, 85 leaves (12x8 in.). Seventeenth century. Bound,
fol., orig. vel. (eighteenth century Lothian bookplate). LL(29)
$125.00.
Crane (Stephen). MS., 2 pp., 4to, being the first 2 pp. of "The
door clanged behind him." YY(4o)$i7.5o.
Crockett (David). A. L. S., 4to. Wash., April 12, 1834. To
Messrs. Cary & Hart. Regarding the amount allowed him from
the sale of his book. LM( 135) $30.00.
Crouch (F. Nicholls). MSS., transcripts of "Kathleen Mavourneen,"
"Dermot Astore," "Shee! My Darling Colleen," and "Death of
Dermot," 4 pp., fol. With signed inscription to Mrs. Hoagland,
Nov. 25, 1887. BB(55)$i5.50.
Crowley (Aleister). MS. of "The King of Terrors," 99 pp., 4to.
Signed at end, in red ink, in large bold characters, and dated
21. 1 1. 12. Fly leaf bears inscription "To John Quinn the Ms. of
my best story (so far). Christmas 1914, a tiny tribute from
Aleister Crowley," also note, "This story is printed in Equinox
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Crowley (Aleister) — Continued.
I.IX under the title "The Testament of Magdalen Blair." Mor.,
in cl. case. JJ (89) $32.50.
Cruikshank (George). A. L. S., 3 pp., I2mo. Hampstead Rd. Feb.
22nd, 1864. To B. W. Ball. Also an orig. drawing with descrip-
tion and signature, dated 1830. LM (284) $14.00.
Autograph subscription of a letter, with a small pen-and-ink
sketch, signed, one page, i6mo. Framed with portrait. JK(i23)
$10.00.
Ouster (George A.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Louisville, March 14,
•1872. To J. A. J. Creswell. Seeking the appointment of his
brother, Boston Custer, as 2nd Lieut, in his regiment, the Seventh
Cavalry. BB (56)$2O.oo.
Davis (Jefferson). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Memphis, Jan. 18, 1875.
"Poverty compels me to seek for whatever employment may serve
my needs and nothing offers me here. . . . Yes, it may be hoped
that the gross usurpation by the Executive in the case of Louisiana
will work good in the end. If there is in the people of the North
a just appreciation of the value of Constitutional Governments, it
must do so. The danger is that the steed may starve while the
grass is growing." LM( 139) $17.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Beauvoir, Miss., Aug. 13, 1881. To Mrs.
C. S. Harris. Declining to write an article for her publication,
and closing: "Please present my kindest regards to your good
Husband whose future career I trust will not be the less prosper-
ous because of his early service in the cause of Constitutional
liberty & the preservation of the States without the sovereignty
of which there can be no such union as the men of 87 con-
templated." GG (i 5 ) $20.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Beauvoir, Aug. 6, 1882. To Genl. Mar-
cus J. Wright. Marked "Personal" and referring to an article
that was to be published, endorsed by Generals Beauregard and
Joseph E. Johnston and which was to be accompanied by 2 ex-
planatory letters by Davis. LM( 138) $9.00.
L. S., one page, 4to. House of Representatives, May 14, 1846. To
President Polk offering a Mississippi regiment for the Mexican
War. Signed also by the rest of the Mississippi delegation in
Congress. 66(57) $12.00.
Decatur (Stephen). A. L. S., 3 pp., fol. U.S. Frigate United
States, Boston, Oct. 6, 1812. To his prize agent, L. W. Tazewell.
Giving an account of his last cruise, his plans for evading the
British ships, and making arrangements for private signals for
any prizes he should send to Norfolk. Chewed and repaired, a
few words injured. I(22o)$i6.oo.
A. L. S., one page. fol. U.S. Frigate United States, At sea, Oct.
12, 1812. To L. W. Tazewell. "I send into you the American
ship Mandarin ; she appears to have British property on board
to a large anio't . . ." Repaired. I(j2i)$n.oo.
A. L. S., 2 pp. fol. N.Y., Jan. 6, 1815. To L. W. Tazewell. On
business relating to the prizes. "I shall sail in a few days with
the Peacock & Hornet in company." I (222) $25.00.
A. L. S., 3 PP-. fol. Wash., March 9, 1816. To L. W. Tazewell.
"Ogdcn Cutting & the whole host of steam men are now here en-
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Decatur (Stephen) — Continued.
deavoring to obtain an extension of their Pattent from Congress
. . . Mrs. Fulton will not derive the benefit of her husbands tal-
lents & services to the public, unless they succeed . . ." 1(223)
$35-00.
- L. S., one page, 4to. U.S. Ship United States, Hampton Roads,
Aug. 4, 1810. To Capt. David Porter, commanding Frigate Es-
sex. "I feel the greatest pleasure in communicating to you Or-
ders which must be so highly gratifying, although I am perfectly
convinced, that every Officer who feels for the dignity of his Flag
would, even on his own responsibility, have sustained its honour
to the utmost of his power. We should be constantly prepared to
meet and repel any indignity that may be offered; always recol-
lecting that the reputation of the American Navy, our individual
Honour, and the Honour of our Country are in our Hands," etc.
Framed with portrait. W(3O2)$8o.oo.
Decatur-Barron Duel. Statements signed by Robert G. Harper and
Commodore Rodgers, both eye-witnesses, telling of the duel and
conversations that took place, 1820; also, Statement by another
witness, unsigned, 1820 ; also, copies of 4 letters leading up to the
duel. Together 6 pieces. I (226) $42.50.
De Haas (John P.). D. S., one page, fol. Lancaster County [Pa.],
Oct. 6, 1768. Deposition sworn to before De Haas, "one of His
Majesty's Justices of the Peace." HH(66)$i6.oo.
De Kalb (Johann, Baron). A. D. S., one page, fol. Camp Middle-
brook, April 19, 1779. Endorsement, "I approve the proceedings
of the Court Martial and order the same to be published in Divi-
sion orders and the two officers to be released from their arrest,"
on a record of a trial and acquittal by a court martial, signed by
Lieut. Col. Peter Adams. With a petition to Congress, signed
by the son and daughter of Gen. De Kalb, asking for the back
pay of the General ; a letter of transmittal to Secretary of State,
John Quincy Adams, signed by the same; and a letter by A. D.
de Laroquette, sending the petition to the ambassador, 1818-19.
Together 4 pieces. W( 303) $80.00.
De La Mare (Walter). MS., Poem, "The Imagination's Pride,"
[published in "The Veil," page 48], signed, 2 pp., 4to. Few
autograph corrections. ZZ (99) $27.50.
De Lancey (James). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Sept. 2, 1754. To
Jacob Glen. Sending a Commission as Lieut. Colonel, and asking
him not to decline the command. W( 304) $15.00.
De Quincey (Thomas). MS., 14 pp., 4to. n.p., n.d. A graphic
description of the Irish Rebellion of 1798-99. In hf. mor. case.
- A. L. S., one page, 4to. Grasmere, undated. To Charles Lloyd.
Accepts an invitation and asks Mrs. Lloyd to order a few articles
for him. Writer has repeated some phrases and words and sub-
sequently deleted them. In cl. case. EF(358)$i7.5O.
De Smet (Pierre- Jean). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. St. Louis, March,
22, 1867. To J. G. Shea, the historian. "I shall probably leave
St. Louis for my long and dangerous mission among the Sioux
MI the beginning of April," etc. QQ( 124) $8.00.
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Diane de Poitiers. See Vies de Scipion, etc.
Dickens (Charles). A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo. London, Nov. 23, 1841.
To John Bradford. "... I entertain a very strong objection to
seeing my opinion of any Book in print, as it does seem a kind
of presumption and a dictating to people's tastes. . . . But I am
not proof against your solicitation. ... If you must, however,
include my opinion ... do me the favor to say generally that I
have expressed myself much pleased with your production, and
do not quote me. . . ." JK( 132) $22.50.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. N.Y., Feb. 25, 1842. To Mrs. Alex-
ander, an American friend. Letter of thanks for the gift of a
book. JK( 133) $27.50.
A. L. S., i2mo. Wash., March 10, 1842. To John T. Maule.
LM (286) $18.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Cincinnati, April 19, 1842. To Mrs.
R. S. Nichols, thanking her for her lines on the Death of Nell.
With portrait. Framed. O(ioq) $40.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., I2mo. Devonshire Terrace, Feb. I7th, 1848. To
Mr. G. H. Lewis. Speaks of his connection with Bradbury and
Evans and of the impossibility of their going into the publishing
business, as this would probably hurt their printing business.
LM (285) $18.00.
A. L. S., J2mo. Tanslock House, Sept. I7th, 1852. To Lieu-
tenant Tracey, introducing a Miss Clarke. LM (288) $9.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Travistock House, London, March 31,
1859. With a lock of Dickens's hair, accompanied by a certifica-
tion of authentication signed by Georgina Hogarth, and a photo-
graph of Dickens, taken about 1868. In lev. mor. triple-folding
case. NO ( 1 06) $140.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Gad's Hill Place, Aug. I, 1863. To
J. S. Laurie. On private matters. GG(i6) $13.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Boston, Mass., April 6, 1868. To
Howard Ticknor, with envelope. "My Dear Ticknor, Two con-
siderations in reference to Thursday : — I. I am so nervous and
shaken, that I should be in danger of tumbling to pieces, if I tried
to sit behind your fast trotting horse. 2. I must hire a carriage
on that day, to go about and leave some cards. Question there-
fore respectfully submitted : — whether visit to Mrs. Ticknor in
gorgeous equipage turned out under Parkerian contract be ad-
missable as compromise, and at what hour?" NO (105) $45.00.
See also Kitton (F. G.).
Dixon (James). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Wash., Jan. n, 1861. On how
the seceding states shall be treated. "That we may as well leave
to the incoming administration to decide in view of all the lights
they may have. I hear nothing from Mr. Lincoln. In fact I
have supposed from what all said here and in N.Y. that you would
soon hear from him officially. Probably you will, for Seward
has accepted. What that will end in nobody can foresee. He is
utterly silent and secretive/' BE (64) $12.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Wash., Jan. 17, 1861. "Sumner is full of
plots. His last is a supposed scheme to assassinate Lincoln in
Maryland on his way. This he says has been detected by a spy who
has assumed the garb of a slave trader and has travelled all over
Maryland with $4000 in his pocket to speculate in slaves. He has
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Dixon (James) — Continued.
come back, so says Sumner, with a terrible revelation of which
I do not believe a single word." BB(63)$30.oo.
Dodgson (Charles L.). MS., Poem, "Dedicated to the Muse of
History," consisting of 3 preliminary lines and 16 lines of verse,
dated March 17, 1880, written on one page, 8vo. Apparently an
unpublished poem. Formerly in the possession of the Rev. G. W.
Kitchin, Dean of Durham. In hf. mor. folder. EF (258) $130.00.
MS., Preliminary notes for "Symbolic Logic," written, with
diagrams, on one page, 4to, and 7 pp., 8vo, dated Sept. 13, 1892.
In a cl. folder. EF (252) $60.00.
- A Collection of 5 A. L. S., 1880-84 : 2 to Mrs. Brown regarding
a visit which the writer proposed making to her daughter Mary,
then at school; one to Mary Brown herself; another to "dear
Ada," a former child friend, now grown up; the last to "Owen."
With 9 photographs, portrait studies of Alexandra ("Xie")
Kitchin, daughter of the Dean of Durham, taken by the writer
at various stages of her childhood. Together 14 pieces. In cl.
box. EF(259)$i90.oo.
- A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Christ Church, Oxford, March 7, 1887. To
Mrs. Dyer, tenant of the cottage where the writer spent his sum-
mers, making inquiries about the drainage which, he fears, has
caused his attacks of ague. Apparently a carbon copy or written
with a carbon pencil. LM(289)$9-5O.
Dow (Lorenzo). A. L. S., 3 pp.. 4to. N.Y. [1806]. To his parents,
with address leaf. NO (109) $10.00.
Doyle (Sir Arthur Conan). A. L. S., one page, 8vo. June 27, 1892.
Inviting his correspondent to lunch. BB(66)$io.oo.
- A. L. S., one page, I2mo. South Norwood, June 27, 1892. In-
viting his correspondent to lunch. HI (54) $15.00.
Doyle (Simon). MS., Diary of a trip overland from Rushville, 111.,
to the Mines on the Middle Fork of the Feather River, April,
1849- Jan., 1850; with a supplementary 32-page itinerary; also,
a Letter written at Fort Bridger, 1849, and 10 Letters from the
mines, 1849-53— about 45 pp., fol. and 4to. [With] 18 Letters,
about 75 pp., 4to, written from Alton, 111., and San Antonio and
Washington, Texas, and from or near Matamoras, during service
with the Schuyler Rangers of 111. in the war with Mexico, 1846-47
[and] MS. Diary of A. French, describing a trip overland in
1854 by a party of which Doyle was a member. Together 172 pp.
YY(45)$48o.oo.
Dreiser (Theodore). 2 A. L. S., together 5 pp., i2mo. July 20
and Oct. 20, 1911. To Mr. Duneka of Harper Brothers. The
longer letter, referring to "Jennie Gerhardt," urges his publishers
to take advantage of the storm of discussion which the publica-
tion of the novel aroused. NN (76) $20.00.
Du Barri (Comtesse). D.S., obi. I2mo. Chateau de Louveciennes,
May 30, 1781. Order to pay 1000. livres to her wood merchant.
Pumas (Alexandra). MS., 16 pp., 4to, mounted on 8 fol. sheets,
entitled "J-a Bete Noire du Ferdinand," with autograph pencil cor-
AUTOGRAPHS AND MANUSCRIPTS 509
Dumas (Alexandra) — Continued.
rections, signed at end ; also N. S. inserted. "Fin de la quatrieme
et derniere partie de Caricolo. Alexandre Dumas" at the end.
Bound, fol., boards. AB( 242) $21.00.
Eddy (Mary Baker G.). A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo. Boston, Aug. 4,
1888. To Mary P. Nichols, with envelope. "But you report
good work and your students are standing firmly by Christian
Science, that has nothing to do, as you have admitted, with spirit-
ualism." N O ( 1 12 ) $50.00.
Edison (Thomas A.) MS., one page, 8vo. Relating to the mechan-
ical talking doll, made by him in 1889, and comprising his original
notes of the words which he incorporated in the mechanism of
the doll. With a newspaper clipping relative to the doll. YY
(49)$i5.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. N.Y., April 23, 1885. "The story about
the accidental discovery of the phonograph is untrue. The in-
vention was the result of experiments connected with the tele-
phone." BB(67)$26.oo.
Egan (Pierce). 2 A. L. S. (one signed "Bob Logic"), together 3
pp., 4to. [London,] March 20, 1832, and July 28, 1847. Each
with an elaborate, humorous address-leaf, illustrated with small
watercolor sketches. Together 3 pieces. One letter, couched in
injured terms, reproaches Benjamin Webster, the actor, for neg-
lect in returning one of Egan's MSS. ; the other letter — and the
amazing addresses — are written in the sporting cant made famous
in "Life in London." U (95) $42.50.
Eliot (George). MS., "Letters From A Town Mouse to a Country
Mouse," 2 pp., 4to, unsigned. NO(ii4)$35.oo.
MS., Transcript of Chapter VII from Giovanni Villani, Floren-
tine Historian, one page, 4to, unsigned. NO(ii5)$2O.oo.
A. L. S. ("Mary Anne Evans"), 3 pp., I2mo. Griff, Jan. 6, 1836.
To Miss Lewis. On the illness of her parents [Letter described
and quoted by Cross in "George Eliot's Life as related in her
Letters and Journals," Vol. I, pp. 29-30]. In cl. case. CC(25i)
$50.00.
A. L. S.. 5 pp., 8vo. Rosehill, Oct. 17, 1852. On literary mat-
ters. With photograph. BB (69) $20.00.
A. L. S. "M. E. Lewes," one page, 8vo. The Priory. North
Bank, Regents Park, Dec. 30, '74. To Mr. Harrison. "Is the
legitimatization of a son by act of Parliament so rare that it
would be out of the probabilities for any Nob or Snob who could
pay for it? I make no apology for troubling you because I know
by experience that you are glad to do a service." NO (113) $27. 50.
Elizabeth of England. IX S., one page. obi. fol., on parchment.
Jan. 31, 1565. Grant of land in Ireland. GG(i7)$8o.oo.
Emancipation Amendment. 38th Congress of the United States.
A Resolution : Submitting to the Legislatures of the several States
a proposition to amend the Constitution of the United States.
Article XIII. [Signed] Schuyler Cplfax, Speaker of the House
of Representatives; H. Hamlin, Vice President of the United
States and President of the Senate ; Approved, February i, 1865.
Abraham Lincoln ; Attest : J. N. Forney, Secretary of the Senate ;
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Emancipation Amendment— Continued.
Ed'd McPherson, Clerk of the House of Representatives. In the
Senate, April 8, 1864 [signatures of 38 Senators] ; In the House
of Representatives, January 31, 1865 [signatures of 119 Repre-
sentatives]. One page, fol., parchment. Wrinkled. W(305)
$8000.00.
Emerson (Ralph W.). MS., 2 pp., Portion of his address at the
dedication of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. "The use of a
public gallery is that the good works or a good work may be
visited & seen often," etc. NO (120) $26.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Concord, Sept. 7, 1849. To Dr. Thomas
Palmer. On business matters. YY(52)$is.oo.
A. L. S., 1^2 pp., I2mo. To Mr. McCarter. Concord, 23 Nov.,
1858. An offer to sell some recently purchased land. A A (47)
$12.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Concord, Dec. 18, 1858. To Mr. Tyler.
Accepting an invitation to the Robert Burns birthday celebration
if he can get released from a speaking engagement. BB(7i)
$12.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo. To Messrs. Roberts Bros. Concord, Jan.
4th, 1863. Expressing his deep admiration of Jean Ingelow's
poems. A A (48) $22.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Concord, Mass., March 18, 1874. Ac-
ceptance of an invitation to permit his name to be proposed as
one of the candidates for the Lord Rectorship of the University
of Glasgow. YY(53)$8.oo.
A. L. S., 3 pp. To G. P. Putnam. Refusing the editorship of a
1 iterary magazine. C ( 1 1 2 ) $27.00.
Endecott (John). D. S. "Jo: Endecott Gov." isth June, 1663.
Matted, glazed, and framed with portrait. X(i)$7.5o.
Ewcll (Richard Stoddert). A. L. S., one page, 4to. To Mrs. R. M.
Reynolds, May 23, 1865. Fort Warren, Boston Harbour. HI
(61) $10.00.
Ferdinand and Isabella, King and Queen of Spain. L. S. by
both, "Yo el Rey" and "Yo La Reyna," one page, 4to. Carmona,
Feb. 28, 1485. To Don Juan de Ribera, Commandcr-in- Chief of
the Frontiers of Navarre. Reads, in translation: "We have con-
sidered in our Council the letter which you sent us ... There is
no need to write further by this because in answer to that which
you wrote to us you will have seen the Dispatch carried by Juan
de Luxan, and will endeavour for our service to carry out the
matter successfully. We confide in you." LM(2Qi)$io2.5o.
D. S. "Yo el Rey" and "Yo la Reyna," one page, obi. fol. Cor-
dova, April 20, 1480. Letters Patent, appointing Don Gutierre de
Cardonas to the office of Alcalde Mayor of Toledo. Royal seal.
Accompanied by a translation. NN (83) $50.00.
Field (Eugene). MS., "The Dead Babe," 30 stanzas, one page, 4to,
signed and dated April 14, 1893, several autograph corrections.
Removed from stitched notebook, glazed and framed. CD (134)
$12.50.
MS., signed, one page, i6mo, dated 1888, 3 stanzas of "Little
Boy Blue," engrossed by Field, with title and initial letters in red
and blue, upon a sheet of juvenile notepaper. R( 420) $140.00.
AUTOGRAPHS AND MANUSCRIPTS 5"
Field (Eugene)— Continued.
MS., first draft of Poem, "Over the Hills and Far Away,", one
page, I2mp. In leath. covers (worn). With A. L. S. by Mrs.
Eugene Field, 4 pp., i6mo, March 4, 1898, relating to the MS.
and discussing its great variance from the final form of the poem.
NN (85) $32.50.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. St. Louis, April 12, 1877. To Mrs.
Dora J. Sankey, with envelope. "It will afford me, individually,
the utmost pleasure to meet with one whom I do not remember
to have met, but of whom I have heard and written so much."
NO (124) $17-50.
A. L. S., on Chicago Daily News stationery, Jan. 29, 1892, one
page, 8vo. To Wilson, publisher of his limited large paper edi-
tions. "Of course the books came, and they are gorgeous! I
love them so much that I have sent my brother only one of
them as yet, but of course I shall have to disgorge duly ... I
am illuminating No. i for you ... I shall not touch that exquisite
title page . . . Ever affectionately yours, Eugene Field." £(95)
$17.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Buena Park, Dec., 1894. To A. H.
McQuilkin, in orig. envelope. Tells of Field's illness, necessitat-
ing a refusal to lecture. Envelope torn. MN(ioi)$9.5O.
A. L. S., one page, i6mo. To Dr. Ketcham of the "Journal."
Intimate letter of thanks for a kind physical description published
in the paper. In part ; "Hair is one of those things which should
be passed over in charitable silence when there is not enough
of it to merit more than a passing mention." Mended at folds.
XX(i36)$i4.oo.
Fillmore ' (Millard). A. L. S., 4to. Buffalo, Sept. 2, 1847. To
Francis James, with address. Regarding a letter from General
Scott to him, application for the discharge of a soldier. HH(7)
$7.50.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Buffalo, Apr. 5, 1861. To Abraham
Lincoln. LM (633) $13.00.
Floriant et Florete, a romance of chivalry in French 8-syllable
verse, MS. on vellum, 69 leaves (g1/* x6#£ in.), 8,270 lines, written
in 2 columns, reel and blue initials to every verse, large initials
in gold and color, initial "S" on the first page (somewhat rubbed),
with border supporting 2 fantastic animals. (Not quite complete
at the end.) Fourteenth century. Bound, 4to, vel. (eighteenth
century Lothian bookplate. This MS. was edited and published
for the Roxburghe Club by Francisque Michel, "Floriant &
Florete," Edinburgh, 1873). LL( 9) $1050.00.
Floyd (William). A. D. S., one page, obi. 8vo. Middletown, May
18, 1781. Note. With D. S., one page, sm. 4to, May 6th, 1784.
Receipt, signed also by Ezra L'Hommedieu. Together 2 pieces.
I (70) $47. 50.
D. S. twice, with 3-line autograph endorsement, 2 pp., fol. State-
ment of amount due for services rendered as Delegate for the
State of New York Dec. 14, 1778-April 4, 1781. I(69)$27.so.
D. S., one page, 4to. N.Y., April 4, 1784. Order to Gerard
Bancker, Treasurer of N.Y. State, for payment of £39.4 to
Messrs. Robert & George Service. Signed also by Isaac Roose-
velt. I (71) $27.00.
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Franklin (Benjamin). A. L. S., one page, 4to, with seal. Passy,
April 28, 1778. To [Edmond C] Genet. In answer to an in-
quiry as to the publication of the Accounts of Public Money for
a certain year. In postscript Franklin adds: "I send you an-
other Resolution of Congress which may contribute to a longer
Detention of Burgoyne's Army. I (73) $300.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Passy, June 2, 1779. To Monsieur Le Ray
de Chaumont, Ministre de la Marine Ameriquaine a L' Orient.
"Dear Friend : You stay long from us and everybody wishes your
return. . . . Since my last I received the following paragraph in
a letter from Holland ; it is quoted from a letter written at Am-
sterdam to my Correspondent at the Hague: 'Par le courrier de
mardi dernier, nous . . . une lettre de Messrs. Selton & Per-
ronteau, nos correspondants a Paris, avec avis que Messrs. Plottin
& Fils & Jauge avoiens offert de payer nos effets sur M. Le R.
. . . Mais comme nous a vons profite de la premiere occasion
pour renvoyer les dites effets & le protest a notre Remettant, nous
ne sommes pas a meme de faire paye de leur offre. Nous en
sommes bien fache car quoique les sommes ne sont pas tres im-
portantes. le credit des Americains & de leurs amis en France
en souffira beaucoup. En attendant nous communiquerons 1'offre
de Mrs. Cottin & Jauge a nos amis en Amerique, pour les tran-
quilliser sur le sort des lettres de change qu'ils pourroient avoir
remis.' I had before written to my correspondent that I was sure
many of your friends here would have paid the bills in your
behalf if they had known of them." QQ( 159) $420.00.
L. S., one page, 4to, second leaf inlaid, ^fontreal, May 4, 1776.
To Gen. Philip Schuyler, Ticondero^a. Signed also by Charles
Carroll of Carrollton, and Samuel Chase. "Having orders from
Congress to enquire into the case of John Fraser, Esq. now
prisoner at Osopus, we have thought proper to direct the Com-
manding Officer there to allow him to repair hither, on his parole
to present himself before us immediately on his arrival," etc. \V
(3o8)$i300.oo.
L. S., one page, fol., hinged on linen. In Council, Phila., March
!5» 17%7- To George Clinton, Governor of New York. Relating
to the N.Y. and Pa. boundary commission, notifying Gov. Clinton
that the Pa. Commissioners would be in N.Y. on the 25th of
March to concert measures with the N.Y. Commissioners. R(n6)
$155-00.
L. S., Notification to Arthur Lee of his appointment as Commis-
sioner to France. See Morris (Robert) and Franklin (Ben-
jamin).
D. S., 2 pp., fol. Phila., Jan. 20, 1764. On vol., with seals.
Concerning a transfer of property between James Baldwin and
Thomas Sugar. Signed by Franklin as Justice of the Peace.
NO (132) $100.00.
Printed and written D. S., one page, obi. fol. Oct. 23, 1776.
Commission issued to William Baxter as "Colonel of a Battalion
of foot (raised in the Counties of Bucks and Northampton) in
the Flying Camp for the Middle States of America, for the Pro-
tection of the said States against all hostile enterprises, and for
the Defence and establishing of American Liberty." QQ(i58)
$135-00.
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Franklin (Benjamin) — Continued.
D. S., one page, fol., vel. Phila., Feb. i, 1787. Grant of land in
- Pennsylvania signed by Franklin as President of Pennsylvania.
Signed also by James Trimble, Secretary. X(j)$7S.oo.
Same as the preceding. LM (7) $69.00.
D. S., one page, 4to. In Council, Phila., Feb. 7, 1787. Order to
pay William Irvine for attendance in Congress. GG (23) $90.00.
D. S., one page, 4to. In Council, Phila., July 7, 1787. To David
Rittenhouse, Treasurer of Pennsylvania. Warrant for the pay
of Henry Hill, for services as a member of the Council. Signed
also by John Nicholson and Henry Hill. Framed with portraits
of Franklin and Rittenhouse. W(3O9)$95.oo.
D. S., with 5 lines, date, and address in Franklin's hand, 2 pp.,
fol. Nov. 15, 1787. Signed also by Gerard Clarkson, physician
of Philadelphia. Petition of Gerard Clarkson for a Commission
in bankruptcy against Samuel Clarkson. Franklin, then Presi-
dent of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, writes
at the end to the Secretary of Council, "Let a Commission issue
as within prayed," etc. QQ(i6o) $120.00.
D. S. as President of the Supreme Executive Council. Patent
for land issued to one Caspar Singer of Berk Co., 1787. On
parchment. Glazed and framed. T Tad 84) $20.00.
D. S., 2 pp., fol. Phila., April 9, 1788. A petition to Franklin,
as President of Pennsylvania, made by one William Wister re-
garding a bankruptcy case. With inscription by the Secretary
of the Council granting the petition, signed by Franklin. 1(74)
$90.00.
Franklin (William). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Burlington, Sept. 22,
1769. To Thomas Wharton. Referring to his father, Benjamin
Franklin. "My father wrote me the 5th of July that he hop'd
to have my Ploughs, Books, &c ready to send p'r Falkner. Please
to enquire if they are come ... I want to shew you the Letter
from Croghan and my Answer," etc. GG( 24) $22.50.
Frederick II of Prussia. L. S., one page, fol. Potsdam, May 19,
1751. To his aide-de-camp, Captain Drummond, giving him leave
of absence to take care of his health and personal affairs. GG
(25)$i3.oo.
French and Indian War. MS. Records, collection of Pay Rolls of
the Royal Train of Artillery of Pennsylvania, and other Docu-
ments relating to the outfitting of the Company, supplies, trans-
portation, etc. during the March and Campaign from Philadelphia
to Lancaster, Shippensburgh, Raystown, "Loyal Hannon," and
return to Phila., June, 1758 to June, 1759. 68 pieces. Original
documents of Henry Ward, paymaster of the Artillery Company.
L (68) $180.00.
See also Log Books and Journals.
Fulton (Robert). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Paris, the 15 Thermi-
dore, An 11 [Aug. 3, 1803]. To Fulner Skipwith, American Con-
sul at Paris. "You have experienced all the anxiety of a fond
father on a childs coming into the world, so have I, the little
Cherub now plump as a patridge advances to the perfection of
her nature, I wish mine [the steamboat] may do the same. . . .
My boy who is all bones and corners just like his dady, and whose
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Fulton (Robert)— Continued.
birth has given me much uneasiness or rather anxiety, is just
learning to walk and I hope in time he will be an active runner.
I therefore have the honor to invite you and the ladies to see his
first movements on Monday next from 6 till 9 in the evening be-
tween the barrier des homes and the Steam engine/' etc. W(3io)
$200.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., Jan. 4, 1812. To Jonathan Rus-
sell, Charge d'Affaires. Evidently reterring to litigation in his
steamboat cases, he asks Mr. Russell to procure affidavits from
the Earl of Stanhope and from Boulton and Watt. W(3ii)
$40.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., July 18, 1812. To Thomas New-
ton. Concerning the new Patent Law from the Senate. Also 2
pp., 4to in Fulton's hand concerning the sections of the law in
which he was especially interested. "As mind is made to govern
matter it gives me great pleasure that such a mind as yours is
• now devising means to guard the mental property of our country-
men ... War with all its expense and parade and even the con-
quest of Canada could not benefit America so much as the simple
invention of the cotton gin, or nail machine," etc. £(99) $50.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., Feb. 25, 1813. To John Livingston.
Asking with great eagerness for specific details of Evans' steam-
boat and flour-mill. I (75) $65.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., March loth [1814]. To John D.
Delany. "I do not see by the papers that the Steam Ship Bill
has become . . . but I hope it has and that I shall be immediately
ordered to commence the work for which I have all hands ready.
Inclosed I send you notes and sketches of that invention which
you will please to deposit in the patent office as a Caviat. Take
a receipt for it, which send to me," etc. Letter separated at folds
and piece, including year, torn from upper corner. With portrait.
LM( 151) $22.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., July 21, 1814. To David Cocke, with
address. "Send me an account as exact as possible of the state
of the second Mississippi boat and her engine and when she will
be finished and also of the new hull for the New Orleans &
Natchez Boat, and also as exact an account as you can obtain
of the state of Mr. Latrobe's boat and engine and when she will
probably be in motion," etc. LM(i52)$42.5o.
D. S., one page, I2mo. Paris, 2ie Vendemiaire 7e Annee. Re-
ceipt for money received from "Citpyen Nathaniel Cutting."
Tipped in an autograph album containing numerous other signa-
tures. NO(i34)$i8.oo.
Galsworthy (John). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Jan. 26, 1917. Drome,
France. To Hugo Vallentin. C(n8)$2i.oo.
Gansevoort (Peter). D. S., large 4to. Camp Stein, Rabia, Sept.
7, 1780. Muster Roll of Light Infantry, New York Battalion.
LM( 155)$! 1.00.
Gardiner (Richard). D. S., Deed by Thomas Spencer of Clarendon
in the County of Warwick, Esquire, Drawbridgecourt Belcher, of
Gilliesborough, in the County of Northamptonshire, Esq., Rich-
ard Lucas, the elder, of Nortofte, in the said County of Northamp-
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Gardiner (Richard) — Continued.
tonshire. Yeoman, William Gardiner, of Nortofte aforesaid, in
the said County of Northamptonshire, Yeoman, Richard Gardiner,
Citizen and Merchant Adventurer, of London, etc., granting to
William Lovell, of Nortofte, three pieces of land from the com-
mon land of the village of Nortofte amounting to thirty-eight
acres. With the signatures or marks at foot of Thomas Spencer,
Dab. Belcher, Ric. Lucas, Will Gardiner (mark), Ric. Gardiner,
Ric. Ward, Alex. Lovell, Will Lovell (mark) Robert Sturman.
loth August, 1611. Executed on one skin of vellum, with seals
attached. In mor. case. FF (91) $1000.00.
Garfield (James A.)* MS., Quotation, signed, one page, I2mo.
With an engraved invitation to the Garfield Memorial Service
held in Congress. NO(i37)$i2.so.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Hiram, May I, 1869. Regarding post office
appointments, etc. HH(8)$8.50.
A. L. S., 8 pp., 8vo. Hiram, O., July 19, 1869. To V. E.
Smalley. On personal and political affairs. "There is a grow-
ing feeling that the President does not take hold of the state
elections with as much vigor as the head of a party should —
But the taxes are coming in well — the receipts are considerably
exceeding the expenditures and we [are] reducing the debt. This
covers a multitude of sins," etc. NO (135) $35.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mp. [Wash.,] Oct. 25, 1876. To Mrs.
Summer. "Our precious little Neddie died this morning at 9:30.
His mother and I go to Hiram to bury him," etc. NO (136) $15.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., June 15, 1878. Reading, in part:
"I do not know in what shape the legislative bill will finally
leave the force in your office; but I think it is not seriously, if
at all, disturbed." LM(65)$n.oo.
Garrick (David). MS., 3 pp. of the Play, "Cymon," with stage
directions. BB(77)$3i.oo.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. n.p., May 2, 1767. "Dear George, I have
this moment heard the whole affair & G. is now in my room, so
that I can only say that the thing is so. I received the news
very calmly. ... I hope my partner has not talk'd to P about
any agreement between us as managers," etc. Repaired at folds.
W (2 19) $40.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Hampton, April 13 [1770]. Assuring his
correspondent of a pass to the Benefit for Old Actors. Framed
with portrait. Accompanied by 5 portraits and a playbill. O
(I3O$35-00.
Gates (Horatio). A. L. S., il/2 pp., 4to. N.Y., Sept. 29, 1801. To
Mr. John Mark, with address. LM( 158) $9.00.
L. S., one page, 4to. War Office, Feb. 20, 1778. To Thomas
Wharton, Pres. Executive Council of Pennsylvania. Directions
for obtaining and distributing supplies for the army. Signed as
President of the Board of War. W(3i3)$io.oo.
A. D. S., one page, fol. Headquarters, Ticonderoga, Sept. 6,
1776. Appointing Col. Wigglesworth to "the important post of
third in command" of the American forces on Lake Champlain.
LM( 157) $95-00.
Gedney (William) and Hathorne (John). D. S., 2 pp., 410. Oct.
22, 1700. Legal document. BB(8o)$io.oo.
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George IV, King of England. D. S., 3 pp., foolscap. London,
April 24, 1822. To Lord Howard. Signed also by Robert Peel.
With seal. KK (42) $8.50.
Gerry (Elbridge). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., July 30, 1813.
To James T. Austin. Written as Vice- President, referring to
legislation in Congress during the early months of the War of
1812. "The House has passed an act prohibiting licenses and the
Executive has adopted a strong naval restraint on traitorous sup-
plies to the enemy," etc. X(k)$i7.5o.
Gilpin (Thomas), Quaker Loyalist, father of Thomas Gilpin,
Compiler of "Exiles in Virginia." MS., Diary, 78 pp., I2mo.
Phila., Pa., Winchester. Va. and points on line of travel to im-
prisonment at Winchester. Sept. 2, 1777, to Jan. 24, 1778. Loose,
inner margins of first leaves holed. Laid in is a map of Win-
chester (torn at folds) drawn up to scale by Gilpin, addressed, on
back, to Ann Gilpin, Wilmington. GG( 173) $150.00.
Gissing (George R.). MS., 28 pp., I2mo, Juvenile Narrative Poem,
entitled "The Battle of Roncesvalles." "To Mrs. T. W. Gissing
[the novelist's mother] this poem is dedicated with the Author's
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MS., 5 pp., I2mo, Translation from Virgil, entitled "The Death
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MS., Poem, in blank verse, entitled "The Refugee," 4 pp., 8vo.
VV(84)$20.oo.
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lace. Canto I." Undated. VV(94)$io.oo.
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about 90 pp., 32mo. Containing notes on his visits to New York,
North Adams, Boston, Portland, etc., memoranda of purchases,
addresses, etc., and a large number of literary anecdotes, sketches,
and notes of plot and character later used in his stories. Bound
cf. (worn). VV(98)$77-50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., I2mo. [Postmarked: Swansea, July 22, 1863.]
To T. W. Gissing, his father. On childish fishing exploits. VV
(73)$30.oo.
10 A. L. S. (7 with initials or "George," 3 in full), in all 32 pp.,
I2mo. London, Dec. 31, 1883 to Sept. ir, 1885. To his sister,
Ellen Gissing. Largely relating to his writing, with notes as
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Gissing (George R.) — Continued.
to his wide reading and his manner of life: "I have to go out
to buy sugar & I dread it ... These little things burden my life
to utter misery," etc. R( 132) $87.50.
• - ~ "George"), in all
•ii A. L. S. (initials or "George"), in all 27 pp., I2mo. London,
Oct. 15, 1885 to March 14, 1886. To his sister, Ellen Gissing.
Largely on the successful reception of "Demos," and saying of
"Isabel Clarendon": "It is good. I have no doubt about the
book this time." R(i33)$iio.oo.
— 10 A. L. S. ("George," one with initials), in all 33 pp., I2mo.
London, April 15, 1886 to Jan. 16, 1887. To Ellen Gissing. Dis-
cussing his "Demos," "Isabel Clarendon," and "Thyrza." "Thyrza
herself is one of the most beautiful dreams I ever had or shall
have. . . . The last chapter drew many tears," etc. R(i34)
$125.00.
—9 A. L. S. ("George"), in all 31 pp., I2mo. London, April 15,
1888 to Nov. 3, 1889. To Ellen Gissing. Largely relating to
"The Nether World," "The Emancipated," and his proposed trip
to Italy and Greece, with notes on other writers and notes throw-
ing much light on the order in which his novels were composed.
R(i37)$i 15-00.
-9 A. L. S. ("George"), together 34 pp., 8vo and I2mo. v.p.,
1889-1903. To his mother. Giving elaborate descriptions of Italy
and Greece and the classic sites upon which his imagination dwelt,
and alluding to "The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft," "Vera-
nilda," etc. VV (80) $90.00.
-17 A. L. S. ("George," a few with initials), together about 50
pp., I2mo. v.p., 1892-96. To Ellen Gissing. Literary letters,
with his relations with his publishers, royalties, the number of
copies printed and sold, and similar matters, treated at length.
VV(8i)$i30.oo.
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A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo. Dec. 10, 1898. Regarding a contribution
to a fund to be raised for Mrs. Harold Frederick and her children.
C( 125) $25.00.
Gist (Mordecai). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Camp White Plains, Sept.
6, 1778. To Mrs. Gist. "Yesterday we received advices from
General Sulivan that he had effected his retreat from Rhode
Island to the main . . . his loss on that expedition is said to be
only two hundred & eleven men . . . The superiority of naval
force now rests with the British," etc. PP (96) $20.00.
A. L. SM one page, fol. Camp Fishkill Creek, Sep. 27, 1778. To
Mrs. Gist. "An Express is this moment arrived here from
the Jerseys, who brings an acct of the enemy's being at Morris
Town." PP(97)$i2.so.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. 1 8th of February, 1779. To Governor
Smallwood. Inlaid. QQ( 185) $13.00.
Rough draft A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to, his seal in red wax on second
leaf. Charleston, May 8, 1790. To Gen. Walter Stewart. On
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Cincinnati, and sending an impression of his coat-of-arms from
his seal. W(3i4)$20.oo.
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Glover (John). L. S., one page, fol. Providence, March n, 1779.
To Col. Edward Wigglesworth. Mentioning Generals Washing-
ton, Sullivan, Lincoln, Comte d'Estaing, etc. LM(i6i) $22.00.
L. S., one page, fol. Providence, April 4, 1779. To Col. Edward
Wigglesworth, congratulating him upon his discharge from the
Continental Army, and enclosing a resolution of Congress. With
the resolution in question. LM( 162) $16.00.
Grant (Ulysses S.). MS., one page, 8yo, a tribute to Abraham Lin-
coln, written beneath a portrait of Lincoln. "A man of great abil-
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enemies, bearing malice toward no one he proved to be the man
above all others for the great struggle through which the Nation
had to pass to place itself among the greatest in the family of Na-
tions. His fame will grow brighter as time passes and his great
work is better understood." HH(io) $350.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Bethel, Ohio. Sept. 12, 1848. To his
Colonel, asking extension of leave of absence. BB(84)$i2.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Cairo, Dec. 23, 1861. X(l) $35.00.
—A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Head Quarters, Nov. 20, 1863. To Maj.
Gen. G. H. Thomas. "Better to let Howard start as soon as
possible making his March and crossing of the river by daylight.
Our forces will be seen by the enemy coming out of Lookout
Valley and seeing this force cross into Chattanooga will have a
tendency to conceal from them Sherman's movement," etc. NO
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Maj. Gen. G. H. Thomas. "Up to the hour I left Gen. Sherman's
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him," etc. NO (141) $40.00.
—A. L. S., one page, 4to. May 10, 1864; also A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo.
Headquarters Armies of the United States, May 10, 1864; also
A. L. S., one page, 4to. May 19, 1864. Together 3 pieces, all
to Maj. Gen. Burnside. Military letters. NO (142) $50.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. To Gen. Mead. City Point, Va., March
27, 1865. War letter, arranging for a conference with Mead
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win M. Stanton, Secretary of War. Asking that Col. W. H.
Noble receive brevet rank of Brigadier General for his services.
JK( 191) $18.00.
A. L. SM 3 PP-, 8vo. N.Y., Jan. 24, 1881. To the "Young Men's
Central Club" of King's County. X(m) $15.00.
Gray (John). MS. of "The Blue Calendar, 1895," 32 pp., 8vo. In
hf. mor. case. Written, apparently, as a guide for page layout
and arrangement of proposed printed book. Second leaf carries
the legend: "A book of carols invented and writ by John Gray
forty-three Park Lane London privately printed and not for gen-
eral distribution the twenty-fourth of December 1894." EF(492)
$30.00.
Gray (Thomas). MS. Notes on travel in the East, one page, 4to,
about 1000 words. BB (85) $35.00.
Green (Samuel). A. D. S., 4 pp., fol. Cambridge, June 3, 1695.
"The proprietors of the wood lotts meeting to gether agreed to
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Green (Samutl)^Continued.
divide the remainder of the wood land," etc. Split in fold. With
2-page MS. map of the land in question. NO (144) $40.00.
Greene (Nathanael). A. L. S., draft, one page, fol. Headquarters,
Pon Pon, Feb. 18, 1782. To Count Rochambeau. Introducing1
Col. Lee, "an officer to whom I am greatly indebted for the ad-
vantages we gained over the enemy last campaign." Inlaid. W
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L. S., 2 pp., fol. West Point loth of September, 1779. To
Nehemiah Hubbard, Hartford, with address leaf. Revolutionary
letter. With a document, one page, 4to. Headquarters, Speed-
ville Furnace, Friday, i6th of March, 1781. "The gallant be-
havior of the corps of observation," etc. . . . "must . . . eventu-
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L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Headquarters, Ashley River, Sept. 29, 1782.
To an unnamed recipient. On social and economic conditions fol-
lowing the Revolutionary War. QQ( 183) $41.00.
Greenleaf (William). A. D. S., one page, sm. 4to. Boston, July
17, 1776. "I am directed by the committee of the Hon. Council
to invite you and all the commissioned officers of your regiment
(of which you will please to give them notice) to attend at the
Council Chamber in this Town tomorrow between the hours of
twelve and one o'clock as the Declaration of the Honorable Con-
tinental Congress of the Independent States of America is ordered
to be Published from the Balcony of the State House at one
o'clock." QQ ( 184) $52.50.
Gregory (Lady Augusta). Typed MS. of "Kincora," 56 pp., 4to.
In hf. mor. case. With galley proofs, showing autograph cor-
rections. Laid in are 2 wrappers addressed to Mr. Quinn by
Lady Gregory, one of them franked by her. From the Quinn
Collection. JJ ( I54)$9.oo.
Grenville or Greynville (Sir Richard). D. S., 47 long lines in old
English on a vel. membrane measuring i2l/2 by 22 in., folded in
half and laid in a deep sunk mount protected by a board and
bound, 4to, hf. lev. mor., by Riviere. "This Indenture made the
twentye of November in the xxist yere of the Raigne of our
Soveraigne Ladye Elizabeth . . . Betweene John Nanso of Nanso
yn the Countye of Cornwall, Esquire of the one part, and Sir
Arthur Bassett of Heyampton yn the County of Devon, Knyghte,
Sir Richard Grenfylde of Stowe, Knyghte, John Drimsell of
Exenist (?) Richard Carew of Est, Anthonye Thomas Boskarroke
of Boskarroke, Robert Bassett sonne and heire apparant of the
aforesaid Sir Anthony Bassett Knyght. Bernard Grenfylde son
and heire of the aforesaid Sir Richarde Grenfylde Knyght ... of
the other part/' relative to certain manors and lands in the county
of Cornwall belonging to the said manors. Signed by "R. Greyn-
ville," "B. Grenvile of Anthony," "R. Carew," and "by me, 'James
Nanspyan.' " FF (65 ) $350.00.
Guiteau (Charles). MS., 4 PP-, 4to. [Wash., Oct., 1881.] Plea
of "not guilty" to the charge of first degree murder for the as-
sassination of President Garfield, with an outline of his defence.
With a signed photograph. GG(3i)$i5.oo.
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Hamilton (Alexander). A. L. S. (initials), one page, 4to. N.Y.,
July 3, 1779. Franked. On securing a lieutenant's commission
for Mr. Howe, who was to become his secretary. With a rough
draft A. L. S. from Col. Ogden, Elizabeth Town, July 13, 1779,
stating that Mr. Howe would accept the commission with pleasure.
UU(5o)$20.oo.
A. L. S. "A. Hamilton," 2 pp., 4to. Nov. 8, 1794. To the Presi-
dent of the United States [George Washington]. Relating to the
Whiskey Insurrection. With 3-line autograph endorsement by
George Washington. Hamilton writes that General Morgan and
the light troops have entered into Washington County and that
it is planned to treat the guilty in a summary way and turn them
over to the judiciary. "This step is directed by that principle
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... It is proved that Brackenridge . . . has been the worst of all
scoundrels." I (86) $320.00.
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4to. July 15, 1799. First letter relates to the enlistment of a
Hollander who had served an apprenticeship in America, thus
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deserters. Both letters franked. UU( 51) $42.50.
A. L. S. (initials), one page, 4to. N.Y., Sept. 25, 1709. "A
Deputy Pay Master General for the troops under my command
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he probably accept? ... I rely on your friendly & confidential
opinion," etc. UU( 56) $15.00.
A. L. S. (initials), one page, 4to. N.Y., Sept. 28, 1799. Au-
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L. S., 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., Nov. I3th, 1789. To John Fitzgerald,
with address. Asks information regarding distilleries in the State
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L. S., one page, 4to. Treasury Department, Dec. 5, 1789. To
Jedediah Huntington, on official business. BB(87)$n.oo.
L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Treasury Department, Aug. 31, 1790. To
Nathaniel Gilman, Esq., appointing him to the office of Commis-
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3 L- S., 3 pp., fol. and 4to. N.Y., March 12 and 25, and Phila.,
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for recruiting and giving orders to hire drummers and fliers.
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Country. So great is the unavoidable expense of every military
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other) that, unless all the savings are made which can con-
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and 7, and Feb. 25, 1800. Relating to the officers and their rela-
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summer camp at Scotch Plains and to his preparations to move
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ceipt, signed as Major General, issued to Caleb Swan, Pay Master
General for $5000 — being amount of pay, etc., of the Troops under
the immediate command of General Hamilton. HH(7i)$i4.oo.
Hancock (John). L. S., one page, fol. Council Chamber, Boston,
April 3, 1788. To Benjamin Franklin, President of the State of
Pennsylvania; with address, seal, postmark, and endorsement.
Informing Franklin of the repeal of the Mass, resolution offering
a reward for the apprehension of Daniel Shays, Luke Day, and
others concerned in the Rebellion, and requesting Franklin to re-
call the proclamation issued by him on the subject. HH(76)
$210.00.
L. S., fol. Council Chamber, Boston, April 3, 1788. To his
excellency Saml. Huntington, Governor of the State of Connecti-
cut. Identical letter to the preceding, written to Benjamin Frank-
lin. HH (77) $160.00.
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Hancock (John) — Continued.
L. S., fol. Council Chamber, Boston, April 3rd, 1788. To His
Excellency Saml. Huntington, with address. Offering a reward
for the apprehension of Daniel Shays, Luke Day, and others con-
cerned in the "Shays Rebellion." LM(io) $40.00.
A. D. S., one page, obi. 4to. In Congress, [Phila.,1 June 14, 1776.
Resolution of the Continental Congress, making recommendation
to the Convention of N.Y. "to make effectual provisions for de-
tecting, restraining and punishing disaffected persons in that
colony, & to prevent all persons from having any intercourse or
correspondence with the enemy and that General Washington af-
ford his aid therein when necessary." LM (9) $75.00.
—Printed and autograph D. S., one page, fol. Boston, Feb. 4, 1789.
Commission as Justice of Peace, issued to Daniel Perry. Signed
also by Samuel Adams and William Phillips, members of the
Council. GG(32)$i4.oo.
D. S., one page, obi. fol. Watertown, Nov. 6, 1776. Appoint-
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gress and by Charles Thomson as Secretary. LM( 170) $35.00.
D. S., 2 pp., fol. Jan. 28, 1785. Commission of Josiah Thatcher
as Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. Signed by Hancock
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and Thomas Cushing, Lieut. Governor. X(o) $17.50.
D. S., one page, 4to, vellum. June 7, 1787. Commission of aide
de campe to Hancock as Governor of Massachusetts. 66(89)
$25.00.
D. S. Assigning Isaac Read as a Justice of the Peace in Middlesex
County for term of 7 years. Massachusetts seal. C( 129) $16.00.
Hand (Edward). D. S.. 3 pp., fol. Headquarters Newburgh, Aug.
21, 1782. To Col. Elias Dayton. Detailed orders for reorganiza-
tion of the Continental Army. BB (200) $17.50.
Handel (George Frederick). MS. of a portion of the aria, "But
Who May Abide the Day of His Coming?" signed. 2 pp., obi.
sm. fol. With autograph heading: "For Mr. Low [i.e., Lowe].
Messiah. Part the first. G. F. Handel." R( 138) $165.00.
Hanson (John). D. S., 3 pp., fol. [Phila.,] March IQ, 1782. Writ-
ten and signed by Charles Thomson, Secretary of Congress. Offi-
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tection from the Forces of Great Britain. QQfiQi) $18.00.
Harding (Chester). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Bait., May 30, 1828.
To Asher B. Durand. Asking Durand to undertake the engrav-
ing of Harding's portrait of Charles Carroll of Carrollton. W
(220)$I5.00.
Harding (Warren G.). A. N. S. on 4to sheet, below newspaper clip-
ping mounted thereon, which shows a picture of Harding pitch-
ing a baseball at opening of a game on the occasion of the Cubs*
visit to Marion, Ohio. "I want our country to float the champion-
ship pennant in the contest for human advancement." HH(n)
$60.00.
— L. S., one page, 4to. The White House, Wash., April 26, 1923.
To Senator William M. Calder, declining his invitation to review
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the annual Sunday School Parade in Brooklyn. LM (67) $15.00.
L. S., 4to. Wash., May 10, 19231 To Mr. Ernest Harvier, with
address. AB (252) $12.00.
D. S., one page, I2mo. Marion, Ohio, April 2, 1908. Bank check.
NO (149) $20.00.
Hardy (Thomas). MS., "Life's Opportunity," 4 six-line stanzas,
signed, one page, 4to. Inscribed, at foot: "For the Potteries'
Crippled Children's Guild." In hf. mor. case. EF( 5 13) $190.00.
A. L. S. (twice, once with initials), 3 pp., I2mo. Max Gate,
Jan. 30, 1912. To Clement Shorter. Approving of a grant from
the Royal Literary Fund, in behalf of an old Cornhill writer.
NN(i09)$so.oo.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Max Gate, June 5, 1923. To Alfred
Noyes. Declaring unworthiness of Noyes' "moving lines in the
Sunday paper." JK( 198) $19.00.
Harris (Frank). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Nice, France, 2nd July 1925.
To Mr. Allen. Concerning first 2 vols. of his "Life and Loves"
exclusively, discussing methods of smuggling the books into Eng-
land, bindings used, and numbers printed. XX(i54)$n.oo.
Harris (Joel Chandler). A. L. S., one page, 8vo. The Constitu-
tion, Atlanta, Dec. 28, 1881. Says he doubts his ability as an
author and speaks of a story he has submitted to The Century.
In mor. frame. 0(152) $15.00.
Harrison (Benjamin). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, second leaf inlaid.
Berkley, Feb. 2, 1767. To a commercial correspondent. On
selling his wheat and on other financial matters. JK (200) $20.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to, second leaf inlaid. In Council, Dec. 17,
1781. To John Tyler, Speaker of the House of Delegates. Writ-
ten as Governor of Virginia, requesting that special laws be
passed to authorize the trial of tories, as the jails were over-
crowded. W (316) $30.00.
L. S.. one page, stn. 4to. In Council, May 14, 1783. "You will
permit all British Vessels to pass your office without the formal-
ity of a regular entry on giving Bond not to land their Cargoes
and to pay the Duties required by Law so soon as the Legislature
may repeal the Act which has hitherto prohibited their Commerce
with this Country." W( 317)$! 5.00.
Harrison (Benjamin). MS., Message to Congress on Government
financial aid of the World's Fair. 7 pp., fol. Dated Executive
Mansion, Feb. 23, 1892. To the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives. BB (91 ) $25.00.
Harrison (Robert H.). A. D. S., one page. obi. 8vo. Head Quar-
ters, Sept. 5, 1777. "Benjamin Chew Junior, has General Wash-
ington's permission tg pass from Cecil County to Philadelphia
... By his Excellency's Command." GG(33)$24.oo.
Harrison (William Henry). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Columbus,
Jan. 13, 1820. To S. Van Rensselaer. Asking friendly assistance
for Mr. G. Worth, who had been displaced as Cashier of the
Cincinnati branch of the Bank of the United States. I (89) $62.50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. North Bend, Feb. 13, 1838. To Gen.
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James Taylor. Asking report upon a land claim, in the interest
of Mrs. E. Whitaker of Richmond. NO (152) $65.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. North Bend, Jan. 20, 1841. To Lewis I.
Cist. HH( 13) $106.00.
A. N. S., signature and 2 lines on reverse of a letter of Wm. H.
Henderson addressed to Harrison and dated, Springfield, 111., Feb.
7, 1841. LM (72) $16.00.
D. S., 2 pp., obi. fol. Dec. 17, 1811. Signed by Harrison as
Governor of North West Territory. Also signed by James Beggs,
President of the Legislative Council and by William W. John-
ston, Speaker of the House of Representatives. HH( 12) $35.00.
Hart (John). A. D. S., one page, 4to. May 9, 1764. Memorandum
of a survey made by him for William Crow. 66(92) $17.00.
Harte (F. Bret). MS., Article assailing certain journals for their
cheap and petty comments on the President of the United States,
approximately 500 words, 6 pp., 8vo. HH (78) $70.00.
MS., his Review of Mrs. Hawthorne's "Notes in England and
Italy," for "Current Literature," 9 pp., 8vo. Each leaf inlaid.
Bound hf. mor. JK (203) $30.00.
MS., "The Story of an Ornithologist," written on reverse sides
of "Overland Monthly" rejection slips, 7 pp., 4to. Accompanied
by 2 receipts for payments for stories, "Of William Francis Bart-
lett" and "The Legend of Glen Head," made out and signed by
Harte. Each leaf inlaid. Bound lev. mor., tooled. JK(2O2)
- A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Glasgow, Dec. 27, 1884. To his wife, writ-
ten when U.S. Consul, on family affairs and politics, and on his
writings. BB(93)$n.oo.
Hastings (Warren). A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Fort William, July 24,
1782. On company business and politic methods of concurring
with wishes of the nabobs. HI(9i)$i3.oo.
- A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Calcutta, Oct. 16, 1820. To Sir William
Rumbold. On affairs of the East India Company and on his
success in a financial way. HI(9o)$7.5o.
Hathorne (John). A. D. S., one page, 4to. Salem, April 4. 1698.
Evidence in the case of John Ely. Also signed twice by Stephen
Sewall. HI(92)$i5.oo.
- D. S., one page, fol. Salem, April 4, 1698. Legal document,
signed twice. BB(94)$2O.oo.
- See also Gedney (William).
Hawthorne (Nathaniel, father of the author). A. I). S.. one page,
8vo. Receipted bill, to William Manning. R(327)$n.oo.
Hawthorne (Nathaniel). MS., "Constitution of [picture of a potl —
8— O [Potato] Club*1 [a secret literary society, at Bowdoin Col-
lege], 5 PP-, 4to. Signed by Hawthorne and by 5 other students.
[Brunswick, Maine, about 1823]. R( 326) $375.00.
- MS., Copy Book, 20 lined pp. filled by him with Spencerian capi-
tals and specimen words. With 4 lines of orig. juvenile verse on
last page, signed. [About 1815.] Obi. 8vo, orig. wrappers. R
MS., Specimen Spencerian Copy Book, engraved throughout.
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[London, about 1820.] Hawthorne's copy, with his signature in
3 places, and the date "Salem, 1820." On last page is a six-line
stanza in his hand, in pencil. R (321) $65.00.
MS., "Regulations and Proceedings of the Pin Society, Vol. ist,
For June, 1820," signed 9 times by Hawthorne and 4 times by
his sister, Louisa, 15 pp., i6mo. In orig. wrappers engrossed
and endorsed by Hawthorne. R( 322) $340.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Salem, Dec. 9, 1813. To his uncle, Robert
Manning. Relating to Hawthorne's crippled foot. R(3i4)
$430.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Salem, July 21, 1818. To Robert Man-
ning. With address-leaf. Tear from seal, affecting several
words. R(3i6)$6s.oo.
A. L. S., one page, fpl. Salem, Aug. 15, 1820. To Robert Man-
ning. 2 holes, affecting one or two words. R(3ip)$6o.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Salem, Sept. 12, 1820. To Robert Man-
ning. Inquiring after the arrival of a dog. R(32o)$so.oo.
A. L. S., one page, fol. Salem, May 8, 1821. To Robert Man-
ning. R(325)$70.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Salem, Nov. 4, 1848. To James T.
Fields. "... I beg you will consider this an official invitation to
deliver a poem before thea Salem Lyceum ... on the evening
when the Lyceum opens, be" the Lecturer who he may," etc. W
(3i8)$so.oo.
A. L. S.f one page, 4to. Concord, March 21, 1853. To General
Charles H. Peaslee, Collector of the Port of Boston. Recom-
mending his friend, T. R. Page of Boston, for appointment as
Superintendent of the Boston Custom House. LM( 292) $35.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., i6mo. Liverpool, Nov. 22, 1854. To Mr. Bright.
Regretting the inability of Mrs. Hawthorne and himself to accept
an invitation from Mr. Bright's mother. NO (161) $55.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., I2mo. Leamington, Sept. isth, 1857. To R.
Moran, American Legation, asking him to secure passports for the
writer's family, in preparation for a trip to France, and giving
descriptions of individual members of the family for use in this
connection. ¥(2383) $160.00.
A. L. S., il/2 pp.. 8vo. Concord, Jan. 7th, 1863. To Messrs.
Roberts Bros. Expressing deep appreciation of Jean Ingelow's
poems, copy of which had been sent him by the publishers. AA
(63) $45.00.
A. L. S., one page, 121110. Concord^. June 10. 1863. To Mr.
Charles Smith, declining an invitation to lecture before the
Young Men's Association of Albany. With envelope. 1(90)
$27.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Concord, April 15, 1864. To T. S.
Hoffman. "I beg you to accept my most sincere thanks for the
ffift of a medal engraved by your order in honor of Washington
Irving," etc. GG(34)$47-50.
A. L. (signature and subscription cut away), one page, 4to.
Brunswick, Feb. 20, 1821 [1822]. To Robert Manning. R(324)
$27.50.
Hawthorne (Sophia A. Peabody). 10 A. L. S. (one signed also by
Nathaniel Hawthorne, in pencil), together 35 pp., 4to. Concord,
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Sept. 20, 1842, to Feb. 4, 1844. To M. Louisa Hawthorne. R
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—A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Concord, April 17, 1843. To M. Louisa
Hawthorne. "Nathaniel has lately received an invitation from
Mr. Edgar A. Poe to write for a new Magazine he is about com-
mencing in Philadelphia, to be called The Stylus* & he wishes to
have him engraved for the first number . . . Nathaniel has con-
sented to both these propositions," etc. R( 330) $130.00.
A. L. S., 4 PP-, 4to. Concord, May 28, 1843- A. N. S. of Na-
thaniel Hawthorne added as postscript. R( 331) $25.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. [Concord] July 9, 1843. To M. Louisa
Hawthorne, urging her and Elizabeth Hawthorne to visit Con-
cord and describing her family life. With A. N. S. (postscript)
of Hawthorne. R( 333) $30.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Concord, Nov. 9, 1843. To M. Louisa
Hawthorne. Quoting Duyckinck's praise of "Twice-Told Tales,"
and plans Una's prospective wardrobe in detail. A. N. S. of
Hawthorne at end. R( 334) $22.50.
5 A. L. S. (one unsigned), together 16 pp., 4to. Concord and
Boston, May 8, 1844 to Dec. I, 1851. To M. Louisa Hawthorne.
Describing her domestic and literary life. Each letter bears post-
script A. N. S. of Nathaniel Hawthorne. R( 336) $100.00.
—15 A. L. S. (several with initials}, together 54 pp., 4to and I2mo.
Concord, Salem, Lenox, and Boston, Aug. 4, 1844, to July 17,
1852. To M. Louisa Hawthorne. R( 337) $150.00.
A. L. S. (initials), 7 pp., I2mo. Boston, April 28, 1850. To M.
Louisa Hawthorne. "Nathaniel's fame is perfectly prodigious —
in Boston I hear the full blast. Some say that it ["The Scarlet
Letter"] is the greatest book that was ever written. . . . Mr.
Emerson told me the other day that the Introduction was ab-
solutely perfect in art, in life, in truth, in genial spirit & good
nature & that there was nothing equal to it in the language," etc.
R(340)$3io.oo.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. [Boston] May. 1850. To M. Louisa Haw-
thorne. Filled with news of the Hawthornes' unrest in Boston
and their desire to be off to the Berkshires. Long postscript by
Nathaniel Hawthorne. R (341) $70.00.
—A. L.. 2 pp., 4to, in pencil. [Concord] March 15, 1844. To M.
Louisa Hawthorne. Describing her happiness in the birth of Una
and her pride in the child's beauty and resemblance to Hawthorne.
Hawthorne has added a 2-page postscript, signed with initials.
R(335)$i6o.oo.
A. L., 7 pp., 4to. Boston, June 21, 1846. To M. Louisa Haw-
thorne. With postscript in Hawthorne's hand, signed with in-
itials and dated June 22, announcing the birth of his son. R(33Q)
$130.00.
Hay (John). A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Oct. 22, 1881. To Levi Mor-
ton. Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mather. BB(95)$i6.oo.
Hayes (Rutherford B.). A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Fremont, Dec. 10,
1885. To C W. Tayleure, a Confederate who rode into Hayes*
lines during the war and whom Hayes saved from trial as a spy.
Hayes recalls this episode, with a long quotation from his diary.
BB(96)$i2.oo.
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A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Spiegel Grove, Fremont, Ohio. Feb.
10, 1892. Declining an invitation. C( 140) $9.50.
Hearn (Lafcadio). A. L. S. in pencil, 25 pp., I2mo. [Grand Isle,
Louisiana, about 1884.] To F. Page Wood. Enthusiastic de-
scription of his surroundings, illus. by 16 crude orig. drawings.
Each page tipped to a folio sheet, and bound, with a typed tran-
script, mor., tooled. EF( 549) $270.00.
A. L. S., 7 pp., I2mo. [Japan, n.d.] To Elizabeth Bisland Wet-
more. Enclosed, with a typed transcript, in a cl. case, mor. back.
EF(55i)$io5.oo.
A. L.f one page, 8vo. 278 C. s. N. o. L. a. 28/83. To J. W.
Bouton. Regarding the price of binding some books. ¥¥(72)
$17.00.
Heath (William). A. L. S., one page, fol. Roxbury, Feb. 22, 1777.
To Colonel Edward Wigglesworth. Transmitting Gen. Washing-
ton's orders to Col. Wigglesworth, to march his regiment im-
mediately to Fort Ticonderoga to join the American army there
in opposing the British invasion from Canada under Gen. Bur-
goyne. L M ( 1 74 ) $50.00.
L. S., one page, fol. Headquarters, Boston, March 27, 1777,
To Col. Edward Wigglesworth. Transmitting Gen. Washing-
ton's orders to have Col. Wigglesworth's troops, "heretofore
destined to Ticonderoga," march, instead, immediately to Peek-
skill. LM(i75)$28.oo.
Henderson (D. E.). 2 A. L. S., together 12 pp., 4to. Oct. 19, and
Oct. 22, 1859- To D. H. Strother. BB(99)$2O.oo.
Henry VIII of England. D. S., one page, obi. 4to. Greenwich,
Feb. 7, [1526!. Order to appoint Sir William Stanley sheriff
of Chester. GG(35)$52-50.
Henry (Patrick). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Prince Edward, May
24, 1788. To William Giles. On legal matters. GG(36)$i7.oo.
A. D., 6 lines containing his name, one page, fol. Oct. 5, 1785.
Settlement of his tobacco account witlfc Obadiah Richardson. BB
(ioi)$9.oo.
Printed D. S., one page, 4to. Land-office treasury warrant No.
2176. Jan. 20, 1780. With seal of the state. Order to survey
and lay off in one or more surveys for George Rogers Clark 560
acres of land due unto the said Clark in payment for recruiting
his battalion and in lieu of bounty of $750.00. QQ(204)$u.oo.
D. S., one page, obi. i6mo, inlaid, dated Jan. 19, 1785. Certify-
ing that John Custard is entitled to the proportion of land al-
lowed a Private of the Continental line, for three years' service.
Signed also by Thos. Meriwether. I (92) $12.00.
D. S., one page, 4to, on parchment. Richmond, April 25, 1785.
Land grant of 1,000 acres in Pennsylvania to Richard Claiborne.
Framed with portrait. W(3i9)$i4.oo
D. S., one page, fol., vellum. Richmond, Feb. 20, 1786. Grant
of 4000 acres of land to Daniel yardon. X(p)$i2.so.
— D. S., one page, 4tp. In Council, March 24, 1786. Relates to
the practice of granting permits to deliver cargoes of merchandise,
and taking bonds in gross for payment of duties. Break in fold,
affecting a few words. Mounted. NO (164) $22. 50.
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Herbert (Henry William). MS. of his Tribute to "Tom Draw"
[Thomas Ward], 7 pp., 8vp. Signed, "Frank Forester. The
Cedars. Febry i, 1854." With A. L. S. and addressed envelope
which Herbert sent with the MS. to John W. Hasbrouck, Editor
of the Whig Press. Z( 335) $100.00.
"of Warwick," 14 pp., fc
to John W. Hasbrouck, Editor of the Whig Press, dated Feb. 23,
-MS. of "The Vale of Warwick," 14 pp., 8vo. With A. L. S.
1854, mentioning this MS. and referring to various editions of
"The Warwick Woodlands." 2(336) $85.00.
Typed MS., "Frank Forester's Proposed Game Laws," together
with 3 articles in support of the proposed law, 22 pp., 4to. Copy
made from published form in "Turf, Field and Farm" for 1865.
Z(279)$i5.oo.
Typed MS. of the Catalogue of the Writings of Frank Forester
in the Collection of Harry Worcester Smith, 582 pp., obi. I2mo.
In loose-leaf cl. binder. Z(334)$i25.oo.
Herndon (William H.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Springfield, May i,
18/5. Describing a letter of Abraham Lincoln's. I (94) $20.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Springfield, 111., Feb. 18, 1887. To Mr.
Fowler. Entirely devoted to his reminiscences of Lincoln. NO
(168) $50.00.
Hodgson (Ralph). MS.f Poem, entitled "The Bells of Heaven"
[published in the 1917 volume of "Poems"], 10 lines, one page, 4to.
Dated Oct. 10, 1920. In hf. mor. case. JK (219) $22.50.
Hogg (James). A. L. S., 3 PP-. 4to. April i, 1818. To W. E.
Heather. Quoting 3 songs and outlining his plans for publica-
tion. BB(i02)$n.oo.
Holden (Raymond). Typed MS. "Abraham Lincoln," 279 pp., 4to.
Numerous autograph corrections, in pen and in pencil, through-
out. Bound, 4to, buckram. AB(i9i)$7.5O.
Holmes (Oliver Wendell). MS., seven-line final stanza from
"The Chambered Nautilus," one page, 8vo. Boston, March 13,
1883. Signed. BB( 103) $10.00.
MS., final stanza of "The Chambered Nautilus," signed. Dated
Oct. 28, 1890. A. N? S.f transmitting the stanza. Together 2
pieces. H (81 ) $23.00.
MS., final stanza of "The Last Leaf," on card, one page, 241110.
Signed and dated, Beverly Farms, Sept. 17, 1885. W(32o)$i3.oo.
MS., "Old Ironsides," one page, I2mo, signed. With A. L. S.,
one page, I2tno, Boston, Jan. 25, 1884, which accompanied a presen-
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MS., Stanza of 8 lines, signed, and dated "Oct. 8th, 1845." In
tooled lev. mor. case. N N ( 1 1 6 ) $22.50.
-MS., Stanza of 4 lines, signed, and dated "Boston, December 20,
1887." one page, sm. 4to. Inserted in tooled lev. mor. case. NX
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A. L. SM with face of envelope in autograph, addressed to Pro-
fessor W. Boyd Dawkins of Owens College. Manchester, Eng-
land. Boston, loth December, 1875. "I well remembered Car-
lyle's reference to the Peterbro massacre, but I had never read a
full account of it before. As to the cave-bones, I always read
everything I come across relating to them," etc. A A (87) $22.50.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Boston, March 18, 1884. Recipient
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Holmes (Oliver Wendell)— Continued.
unnamed. Autobiographical letter. In hf. lev. mor. case. O
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A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. To Charles G. Leland. Boston, March 3rd,
1888. With addressed and stamped envelope. On the death of
the writer's wife. AA(88)$35«oo.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Beverly Farms, July 12, 1891. To H. C.
Whitney, with franked addressed envelope. Expressing his ap-
preciation of the partiality of Abraham Lincoln for his poem, "The
Last Leaf." HH (82) $36.00.
L. S., ii pp., 8vo. In the hand of an amanuensis. To Mrs.
Donaldson. HI (99) $18.50.
Homilies. MS., 19 Homilies, in Anglo-Saxon, for various Sundays
and festivals, and on a few special subjects. On vellum, 149
leaves (8>6x6 in.). Apparently written by 2 scribes, one using
a smaller and more angular hand. Prefixed is a Calendar (ff.
1-6) in a fifteenth century hand, with 5 leaves (ff. 7-11) of a
Breviary of the fourteenth century. A. D. 971. Bound, fol.,
mor., with clasp, by Charles Lewis (many leaves cropped or re-
paired at corners or margins, some misplaced by binder). For
several hundred years this MS. belonged to the City of Lincoln.
The margins contain notations, dating from the thirteenth cen-
tury to the year 1609, by various mayors and sheriffs of Lincoln,
recording; their nomination or election. From the Lincoln cor-
poration it passed into the library of Sir Richard Ellys at Nocton,
in Lincolnshire, and thence to the Hobart family and to Blickling
Hall. LL (2) $5 5, ooo.oo.
Hoover (Herbert). L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., Aug. 27, 1924.
With postscript. LM(69)$i4.oo.
Hopkinson (Francis). A. L. S., one page, fol. Phila., Sept. 22,
1778. To Nathaniel Appleton, Commissioner of Continental Loan
Office in Mass. Forwarding bills of exchange, with instructions.
GG (37) $15-00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Phila., Dec. 24, 1827. To "My dear Isa-
bella." Letter of advice to a young girl, accompanying a book
as a Christmas present. BB( 107) $10.00.
L. S., one page, 4to. Phila., April 5, 1780. To Thomas Har-
wood, Commissioner of Loans for the State of Maryland. Trans-
mitting a number of Loan Office certificates. I(97)$i9.oo.
Houdon (Jean Antoine). A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. Paris, April 11,
1792. To the President of the Chamber of Deputies. Reporting
his completion of the heroic model for the statue of Rousseau,
to be placed against one of the pillars in the rotunda of the
Pantheon. Disdains to solicit remuneration, saying: ". . . Quand
a mes honoraires la gloire d'etre choisi pour executer le ler Monu-
ment vote par la nation franchise libre doit me suffire. ..." W
(226) $40.00.
Hours. In Latin, MS. on vellum, 93 leaves (8^x6^ in.). Each
page has ilium, border, several pp. show a gold background. 12
roundels in calendar, 10 miniatures. Written in France, about
1460. Bound, sm. 4to, mor., g.e., lettered "Heures Antiques."
From Blickling Hall. In border of last miniature is a hunting
scene with initials "K. R." (Karolus Rex?), indicating a mem-
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Hours — Continued.
her of the hunting staff of Charles VII of France? LL(i6)
lours in Flemish, beginning with the Seven Penitential Psalms,
MS., on vellum, 186 leaves (4^x35^ in.). Large and small il-
ium, initials and borders and 15 full-page miniatures. About
1470. Bound, I2mo, old Flemish wooden boards, about 1550,
covered with cf., g.e. gauffered, metal clasps, lined with 2 leaves
from a seventeenth century liturgical MS. Signature of an early
owner, "Gasper Vant' Lantenaer," written twice, about 1600, on
fly leaf. LL(i8) $550.00.
Hours in Latin, with rubrics in French, MS., on vellum, 140
leaves (8^4 x 524 in-)- Each page decorated on 3 sides with broad
floral border. 12 small miniatures, in calendar, and 15 full -page
paintings. Written, probably, in or near Never s, about 1480.
Bound, 8vo, cf., with pieces of foliage on an azured background,
a French binding, of about 1570, backed and inlaid, about 1840,
by Charles Lewis. From Blickling Hall. At foot of miniature
of the Annunciation are arms : azure, 3 scallop-shells or, impaled
with ermine ("Coquille" and "Gamier"). Inscribed: "Dame
Charlotte Gamier, vefve de feu Gilbert Coquille, Sieur des Es-
poisses, pere de Maitre Anthoine Coquille, a fait faire ces Heures-
cy, Dieu leur face misericorde." On fly leaves are numerous 1610-
1683 records of the cont. Coquille family, mainly at Nevers. LL
(19) $1400.00.
Hours in Dutch, MS., 339 leaves of vellum (5^2x4 in.). 6
large and 18 small ilium, initials. Other initials, in color. [Neth-
erlands, fifteenth century.] Bound, sm. 8vo, cont. cf., brass clasps
(top and bottom of back partly torn), in a lev. mor. case. A num-
ber of leaves carry the orig. knotted vellum place-finders on lateral
edge. O (221) $70.00.
— Horae Beatae Mariae Virginis ad usum. Ecclesiae Parisiensis,
cum Calendario; MS. on vellum, 232 leaves, 8J4 x 5^ in. 14
large and hundreds of small ilium, initials. Executed in the
north of France in the second half of the fifteenth century for
some person connected with Brittany, for use in the Diocese of
Paris. Bound, 4to, old mor., g.e., silver clasps. V( 187) $900.00.
Hours in Latin, for the use of Besangon, with Calendar in French,
MS. on vellum, 185 leaves (9x6^/4 in.). 16 large miniatures, 6
illuminated, each miniature surrounded by elaborate full-page
ilium, border. Each page with lateral borders in color. Written
in the eastern part of France, miniatures showing German in-
fluence; fifteenth century. Bound, 4to, lev. mor., tooled, g.e., by
Lortic. (Robert Hoe bookplate). VV( 138)$! 050.00.
Hours in Latin, MS. on vellum, 124 leaves, 4^ x 6#J in. Many
ilium, initials and borders. Fifteenth century. Bound, 8vo, vcl.
Several leaves, originally blank, carry MS. notes by seventeenth
century owners. YYa( 17) $25.00.
Hours in Latin, MS. on vellum, 200 leaves (8J4 by 5 in.). Capitals,
borders, and 57 miniatures in gold and color. France, fifteenth
century. Bound, sm. 4to, mor., tooled with greyhounds rampant,
sides with shields and the legend: "Je suis faict pour servir a
dieu," g.e., silver clasps. JK (289) $1000.00.
Hours in Latin, for the use of Paris, with calendar in French,
MS. on vellum, 69 leaves (8^x5^ in.). Elaborately decorated
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in gold and color. 24 obi. miniatures in calendar, 23 large minia-
tures of the school of Jean Bourdichon, 12 small miniatures in
borders of last 3 pp., and 93 curious obi. grotesque groups of
animals occupying lower margins of as many pp. About 1500.
Bound, 8vo, rus., about 1860, g.e. From Blickling Hall. LL
(21) $4300.00.
Hours in Latin, MS. on thin vellum, 168 leaves, 5^2 x 4 in. His-
toriated initials in burnished gold and color. Flemish, fifteenth-
sixteenth century. Bound, I2mo, cont. cf., remains of clasps
(worn). YYa(i6)$8o.oo.
Housman (A. E.). 4 A. L. S., together 8 pp., i2mo. Cambridge,
1923-1930. Literary letters, one of which contains a list of his
books. NN ( i22)$4S.oo.
Houston (Samuel). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Nashville, Feb. 15, 1823.
To Gov. Joseph McMinn, Expressing gratitude for the Gover-
nor's help in Houston's advancement. BB( 109) $21.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., July 23, 1847. To President Polk.
Request that Mr. Vernon be made a captain in the army. AB
(258)$7.5o.
L. S., one page, 4to. [1861.] To Abraham Lincoln. "We the
undersigned Respectfully recommend the appointment of Colo.
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$12.50.
Howe (Sir William). See Orderly Books.
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Hugo (Victor). A. L. S. With portrait after Bonnat. TTa(2O9)
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Hull (Isaac). A. L. S., one page, fol. Frigate United States, April
14, 1824. To Lieut. Commander Connor. Ordering him to re-
port as a member of a court martial. W(32i)$n.oo.
Hunt (Leigh). A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Hampstead, Nov. 2, 1815.
Framed, with portrait. Referring to his "Story of the Rimini":
"Lord Byron informs me that you will be willing to treat with
me for the poem which he was good enough to mention to you,"
etc. GG(38)$i6.oo.
A. L. S. With portrait engraved by Meyer. TTa (210) $9.00.
Huntington (Ebenezer). 2 A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to and fol. New
Haven, Feb. 21, and March 31, 1775. To his brother Joshua.
First letter asks for military manuals, as a number of the students
were drilling, second reads : "Capt. Sam'l Chew of this Place was
Cited before the Committee for speaking Disrespectfully of the
Congress and for Drinking tea." One letter damaged. UU(75)
$20.00.
2 A. L. S.; 4 pp., 4to. Camp at Roxbury, Dec. 27, 1775 and Jan.
6, 1776. To his brother Joshua. Relating to his needs at camp
and describing the making of an "Abbatis" by Gen. Putnam around
their 2 redoubts on Lechmere's point. UU( 79) $15.00.
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Joshua. Describing the fall of Fort Montgomery. UU(Q2)
$12.00.
Huntington (Jabez). A. L. S., one page, fol. Lebanon, Aug. 13,
1776. To his son Joshua. Asking for Gen. Washington's or-
ders for guarding the continental powder in Connecticut, and stat-
ing that more troops were on their way to New York. UU(83)
$15.00.
Huntington (Joshua). A. L. S., one page, fol. Cambridge, Sept.
13. 1775- To his father. Protesting against the appointment of
officers outside of Gen. Putnam's regiment to fill vacancies. UU
(77) $12.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., sm. 4to. N.Y., Aug. 10, 1776. To his father.
Telling of his arrival with vessels for the use of the army; of
being located with his company at the Battery; and of the ar-
rival of more British troops on Staten Island. UU( 82) $13.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. N.Y., Aug. 18, 1776. To his father. News
of activities on the Hudson River. UU(84)$i2.oo.
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A comment on Gen. Howe's campaign in Westchester. UU(88)
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Huntington (Samuel). 2 A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. York Town, March
13, and April 19, 1778. To Gen. Jabez Huntington. Relating
to the Regulating Act and its possible effect, the capture of British
vessels in Delaware River by Capt. Barry, the arrival of Virginia
troops, and the prospects of a lively campaign. U U ( 95 ) $40.00.
A. L. S., one page, fol. Norwich, Nov. 12, 1781. To Thomas
Mumford. Introducing President Wheelock of Dartmouth Col-
lege. UU ( 100) $20.00.
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Jefferson. Acknowledgement of letter "enclosing duplicate au-
thenticated copies of the Act to promote the progress of useful 1
arts," etc. HH (83) $46.00.
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Henry Knox. Acknowledging a letter of the Secretary of War,
informing him "that the President of the United States in pursu-
ance of an Act of Congress for raising & addijig another regi-
ment to the military establishment of the United States. Etc. hath
directed one hundred & fifty two Troops to be "recruited in the
State of Connecticut," etc. X(q)$2o.oo.
Same as the preceding. LM( 14) $15.00.
A. L. S., 5 lines, fol. Norwich, Jan. 10, 1792. To Hon. Thomas
Jefferson, in response to receipt of a printed copy of the census
of the United States. LM(i6)$io.oo.
L. S., one page, 4to. Phila., Jan. 3, 1780. To Leonard Ganse-
voort. Enclosing a copy of an Act of Congress and informing
his correspondent of his appointment as a Commissioner of the
Extra Chamber of Accounts. I (102) $8.00.
L. S., 3 pp., fol. Phila., June 16, 1780. To the President of
Pennsylvania. Written, as President of Congress, on the diffi-
culty of obtaining men to carry on the Revolution. JK(233)
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L. S., 2 pp., fol. Phila., June 29, 1780. To Governor Clinton.
Body of letter in hand of Charles Thomson, secretary of the Con-
tinental Congress. Refers to the failure of the several states to
supply their proportions of the ten millions of dollars voted by
Congress, in the act of the ipth May previous, for military pur-
poses, and informs Gov. Clinton that it has been found necessary
to draw on the treasuries of the several states for the remainder
of their quotas. HH (84) $75.00.
Indians. Deed, 3 pp., fol. Signed by 12 Indians with marks. Dated
Feb. 12, 1825. Covering 150 acres of land near Brantford, on
the Grand River. BB( 114) $19.00.
Cont. MS. Minutes of the Indian Treaty Council held at Easton,
Pa., July 2i-Aug. 7, 1757, recorded by Charles Thomson, secre-
tary for the Indians. 3 pen-and-ink charts. 67 pp., fol. First
draft, made from the rough notes of Thomson, in several different
hands; probably made by copyists after each council meeting,
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leaves loose). L( 94) $750.00.
Cont. MS. copy of the Minutes of the Indian Treaty Council held
at Easton, Pa., in July and August, 1757, recorded by Charles
Thomson, Secretary for the Indians. 3 pen-and-ink charts. 81
pp., fol. Apparently the copy used by Franklin before the Lords
of the Council in England to confute the claims of the Penns to
the land belonging to the Indians. On the back wrapper is writ-
ten: "For Benjamin Franklin Esq'r"; and on the front wrapper:
"Minutes of the Treaty at Easton. July & Aug'st. 1757. Memo.
This is Mr. Thomson's Copy who was Secretary to King Teed-
yuskung." Bound hf. mor. (rubbed, orig. wrappers bound in).
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Cont. MS. copy of the "Minutes of Conferences between the Gov-
ernment of Pensilvania & Teedyuscung King of the Delawares
& Agent for Eighteen Tribes or Nations united in Alliance with
the Delawares," 12 pp., fol., Records taken by Charles Thomson.
Phila., April 12-13, 1758. Bound hf. mor. (rubbed, tears). L
(96) $80.00.
Official and cont. MS. copy of the "Treaty of Peace with the Dela-
warre Nation entered into by their Deputies before Sir William
Johnson," 9 pp., folio. Johnsonhall, May 8, 1765. Written, au-
thenticated and signed by Guy Johnson, as "a true Copy of the
original Treaty of Peace with the Delawares, wrote on Parch-
ment and deposited in Sir Will'm Johnson's office." With cont.
MS. copy of "Extracts from the Minutes of a Conference with
the Six Nations and Delawares at Johnson Hall. May the 2d
1765," 28 pp., fol., bound in one vol., hf. mor. (rubbed). L(97)
$650.00.
Irving (Washington). MS. of "The Cave of Salamanca," used as
a note to "The Enchanted Soldier" in the revised edition of "The
Alhambra," 10 pp.: with autograph notes and memoranda used
in the preparation of "The Alhambra," about 65 pp. Together
about 75 pp., i2mo and 8vo. {1828-1850.] ZZ( 169) $320.00.
MS., rough draft of portions of the "Chronicle of Fernando the
Saint," one of the "Spanish Papers," 16 pp., 8yo. 14 pp. com-
prise rough draft of a part of Chapter VI, describing the expedi-
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Irving (Washington)— Continued.
tion of Prince Alonzo, and the defeat of the Moors at Xerez,
last 2 pp. form the groundwork for the end of Chapter XX, and
describe the surrender of Seville, the presentation of the Key
of Jewry, and the procession to the purified mosque. Both lots
differ from the published version. About 1828. ZZ( 167) $50.00.
MS., rough draft of the History of the Moorish Invasion of
France and the defeat of the Moors by Charles Martel in the Year
733» 24 PP-» 8yo. Apparently one of the unpublished MSS. be-
queathed to Pierre M. Irving, but not used by him when prepar-
ing the revised edition of "Spanish Papers." About 1828. ZZ
(i65)$300.oo.
MS., rough draft of a Legend of the Family-feud between Span-
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parently unpublished. Pp. i-G and 8 are missing. ZZ(i03)
$175.00.
MS., complete rough draft of the "Legend of the house of Omeya,"
about 92 pp., I2mo. [Madrid, 1827.] ZZ( 162) $300.00.
MS., rough draft of a portion of Chapter I of the "Life of Ma-
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MS. notes used in writing the "Life of Mahomet," about 100 pp.,
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MS. of caption and beginning of Chapter 18 of the "Life of
Washington," one page, 8vo. GG(4o)$47.so.
MS. Notes. "Consular Information," written during Irving's of-
ficial visit to Washington to receive his instructions as Minister
to Spain, copied from letters from consuls in Spain relating to
exports and imports from America, tariff, the isolation of Spain,
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MS. of "The Tagus," a description of the Tague River from its
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1828. ZZ(i66)$65.oo.
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brother, Judge Irving, to friends in London. In cl. case. EF
(608) $12.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Greenburgh, Aug. 9, 1841. To Lewis Gay-
lord Clark, editor of the "Knickerbocker Magazine." On the
struggling condition of that magazine, its reorganization, and the
prospects of receiving payment for his articles. Framed, with
portrait. GG (39) $25.00.
A. L. S., rough draft, 4 pp., 4to, second leaf inlaid. Paris, Oct.
15. 1844. [To W. H. Prescott.J Letter of thanks for a copy of
"The Conquest of Mexico." R(ii7)$35.oo.
A. L. S., rough draft, 4 pp., fol. Legation of the United States,
Madrid, Aug. i, 1846. To James Buchanan, Secretary of State,
Washington. Written after turning over his office and the papers
of the Minister to Spaint telling of his last interview with the
Queen, giving his speech to the Queen in full in English, and her
reply in Spanish; also giving an account of the reception of the
new Minister, Gen. Saunders. R(n8) $47.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Sunnyside, Feb. 4, 1847. To Hon. I. T.
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Mason. Recommending L. Howard Newman for place as mid-
shipman. With 2 mounted portraits. HI (112) $19.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Sunnyside, Feb. 4, 1847. To John Y.
Mason. Asking appointment of Howard Newman as midship-
man. BB(ii7)$io.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Sunnyside, Oct. 9, 1848. To Maria
Shelby. HI(m)$9.50.
A. L. S., one page, i6mo. Sunnyside, July 31, 1855. To Mr.
Aaron B. Pratt, giving literary advice. With an autograph signa-
ture dated at Sunnyside, August 19, 1854. Together 2 pieces. I
(103) $27.50.
A. L. S., I2mo. Sunnyside, Dec. i8th, 1855. To Robert Forsyth.
Informing Mr. Forsyth, that the poem he sent him must be from
Mr. Forsyth's daughter's papers and mistaken for one of her
original offerings. He says that it was published in 1816 and
entitled "A Winter Piece." LM( 178) $14.00.
A. L., rough draft, 12 pp., 8yo. [Madrid, July, 1846.] To Isturiz,
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs. Conveying official news
of the declaration of war against Mexico by the United States,
with a history of the causes of the war, etc. and requesting Spain
to notify the officials of Cuba and Porto Rico not to allow Mexico
to fit out privateers in those islands. ZZ( 171) $40.00.
Jackson (Andrew). A. L. S., one page, large fol. Phila., Jan. 17,
1798. To his Excellency Samuel Ash of Raleigh. With franked
addressed leaf. QQ (238) $24.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Fort Strother Headquarters, Dec. 15, 1813.
To Gov. Willie Blount. Asking for men and supplies. I (104)
$45-00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Headquarters 7th M. District, Aug.
6, 1814. To Gov. Willie Blount. Speaks of the treaty he will
send by the next express and of the status of affairs with the
Creeks. I ( 105 ) $38.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Nashville, Dec. 17, 1817. To Samuel
Carswell, with address leaf. Letter of introduction. NO (191)
$18.00.
A. L. S., one page, fol. Hermitage, Mar. 21, 1823. To Thomas
Butler, with address. Introducing Lafayette Saunders. LM(74)
$26.00.
A. L., in third person, one page 8vo. Dec. 23rd, 1833. With
a D. S., one page, 4to. March, 1813, a provision return for the
Tennessee Volunteers. QQ(242)$7.6o.
L. S., 2 pp., fol. Cherokee Agency, July 9, 1817. To Secretary
of War Graham. On the Cherokee delegation to visit the Presi-
dent in October. 66(119) $15.00.
L. S., one page, fol. Hermitage, Aug. 19, 1823. To James
Monroe. Recommending Mr. Ballow for a midshipman's com-
mission. Backed with paper. W (323) $12.00.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., Nov. 7, 1830. To Major H. M. Rut-
ledge. Concerning an appointment. Franked. GG(2o6)$22.so.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., Feb. 3, 1837. Thanking his corre-
spondent for sending him a copy of his "Life of General Wash-
ington" in Latin. X(r) $15.00.
D. S., 8 pp., fol. Wash., Feb. 6, 1837. Message to the U.S.
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Senate, recommending "that an act be passed authorizing reprisals
and the use of the naval force of the United States by the execu-
tive against Mexico to enforce redress of injuries to Americans
in Texas." BB( 120) $23.00.
D. S., Message to the Senate, 8 pp., 4to. Wash., Feb. 6, 1837.
Referring to foreign affairs. HI (115) $27.50.
Jackson (Thomas J., "Stonewall"). A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Virginia
Military Institute, Lexington, May u, 1854. To Gen. Pillow.
Asking for a statement concerning the bravery of Major D. H.
Hill during the Mexican War. UU( 109) $50.00.
—A. L. S., one page, 4to. Headquarters, Valley District, May 14,
1862. To Gen. Ewell. "If Banks is going to Fredericksburg can
you not send forward your cavalry and Ashby's and break up the
Manassas Gap R. R. and so operate against Banks as to delay
him until I can join you . . ." Framed, with portrait. GG(42)
$90.00.
Jarvis (John Wesley). A. L. S., one page, 4to. N.Y., Jan. 28,
1804. To Thomas Birch. Referring to his "Livingston Print,"
and concluding with a pen-and-ink self-portrait beside the signa-
ture. The over-leaf contains 3 quick sketches of heads and fig-
ures. \V(23i)$42.so.
Jay (John). A. L. S., one page, 4to. N.Y., Sept. 6, 1787. To Gen-
eral Washington [Phila.]. Mounted and inlaid. R(i2o)$6s.oo.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Phila., June 29th, 1799. To Caesar Rodney,
Governor of Delaware, transmitting General Washington's request
that the states "Fill up their batallions by the most speedy and
vigorous efforts," etc. HH(88)$37.oo.
A. D. SM one page, 4to. Albany, May 23, 1798. Appointment of
John Taylor as Indian agent to pay annuities. BB( 125) $8.00.
Jayner (Rufus). MS., Narrative, of a trip from Spring Prairie,
Wis. to Pike's Peak and New Mexico in 1859, in pencil and in
ink, 423 pp., about 170,000 words. (4 pp., about 500 words, miss-
ing). NO(i93)$90.oo.
Jefferson (Thomas). MS., 2 pp., 8vo. 1776. Record of births and
deaths among his slaves. On verso, at a later date, Jefferson has
written a list of negroes sold or otherwise alienated during a pe-
riod of ten years. BB( 126) $40.00.
MS., addressed: "My Friends & children Chiefs of the Cherokee
Nation." 4 pp., 410. Signed Jan. 10, 1806. With a docket nota-
tion, "President's farewell address to the Cherokees." With a
silver Indian peace-token, 2^ in. in diameter, bust likeness of
Jefferson, punctured for cord for wear by the Chief. BB(i28)
$150.00.
—MS., one page, measurements for the fire places for rooms at
Monticello, directions for ordering the marble fascia, the mould-
ing, rabbet, etc. and particular directions for the work. BB(i27)
$50.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Sept. 30, 1782. To Henry
Tazewell. On legal affairs. 3 holes, injuring a few words. I
(233) $22.00.
—A. L. S., 2 pp., sm. 4to. Annapolis, May 7, 1784. To Gov. Har-
rison, of Virginia. Giving news from Congress at length and
offering a close analysis of the prospect of the adoption of the
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impost with special attention to Rhode Island's attitude. With
seal. Inlaid. X(s)$20.oo.
A. L. S., in third person, one page, I2mo, inlaid. Sept. 19, 1793.
To Mr. Mason. On personal business matters. NO (195) $24.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Sept. 13, 1795. To Henry
Tazewell. On the British Treaty and British Aggression. "I
am not satisfied we should not be better without treaties with
any nation, but I am satisfied we should be better without such
as this," etc. I (234) $170.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Nov. 28, 1797. To Henry
Tazewell. Expressing regret at being unable to be present at the
opening of the first session of the Senate over which he was to
preside as Vice-President. I (235) $40.00.
A. L. S. "Th. J. to Mr. Tazewell," one page, 4to. Dec. 31, 1797.
Concerning a statement he had sent to Patrick Henry. Hole
in margin from seal. I (236) $12.50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Oct. 30, 1799. Concerning
the sale of his tobacco and payment of a debt. Franked. Edges
frayed, injuring few words of text, and part of signature. 1(237)
$17-50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., Jan. 28, 1801. To Littleton W.
Tazewell. On the payment of a debt. Damp-rotted. 1(238)
$10.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., Jan. 26, 1804. To L. W. Taze-
well. Franked. %"You are now placed in the midst of mercantile
men. may we at length hope that that body of men, percieving
that we aim at preserving the public faith & paying it's debt
honestly, at protecting commerce & enlarging it's field, at an in-
tercourse with France & England, peaceable, friendly and rigor-
ously impartial and equal, at such economical arrangements as,
while they support effectual government, will prevent the laying
new burthens on commerce & agriculture, will become satisfied
with the order of things which the nation has chosen to estab-
ish?" I (239) $67-50.
3 A. L. S., 8 pp., 4to. Monticello, Jan. 5, 1805; June 28, 1818;
Nov. 25, 1825. To L. W. Tazewell. Outlines his plans for a
university, discusses a meeting of the state commissioners for a
report to the legislature on this subject, and makes an appeal to
Congress, through Senator Tazewell, for remission of custom
duties on marbles for the library of the University of Virginia.
2 letters franked. Top margins and a few lines of first letter
injured. I (249) $285.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp.. 4to. Monticello, Sept. 27, 1809. To Mr. James
Fishback, author of religious pamphlets. Expresses utmost faith
in the future of America and writes "Reflection & time have con-
vinced me that the interests of society require the observation of
those moral precepts only in which all religions agree, (for all
forbid us to murder, steal, plunder, or bear false witness) and
that we should not intermeddle with the particular dogmas in
which all religions differ, and which are totally unconnected with
morality." UU ( 1 10) $190.00.
A. L. SM one page, 4to. Monticello, June 28, 1810. To Littleton
W. Tazewell. Norfolk, asking him to join with William Wirt
and George Hay as counsel for his defense in the suit brought
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against him by Edward Livingston for forcible ejection from the
Batture Sainte Marie in New Orleans. I (241) $55.00.
—A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Nov. 22, 1810. Telling of facts gleaned
from Herodotus in support of his case, and suggesting pleas : "i.
The general line on which the title to the batture may be sup-
ported on behalf of the [city of New] Orleans, which I have
undertaken to the Governor to support. 2. the special plea that
I did it officially as the servant of the public, and without malice,
and to reserve the objection to the locality of the action for a
motion in arrest of judgement ..." 2 holes, destroying a few
words. I (243 ) $20.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. June 19, 1812. Franked. Relating also to
the Burr trial and Judge Marshal. Damp-stained. I(247)$47.50.
A. L. S. (draft), one page, 4to. Monticello, Dec. 22, 1812. To
Mr. Gibson. Stating that he could not pay a note until his flour
was sold, and that the flour would be delivered as soon as the
river permitted and the watermen lowered their exorbitant de-
mands. Endorsed by Jefferson on the back "Jefferson & Gibson."
Framed. R ( 1 39 ) $50.00.
A. L. S., 4to. Monticello, May 30, 1813. To Mr. Bernard Mc-
Mahon. Regarding some seeds sent to him from abroad and some
which he is anxious to obtain from the region beyond the Missis-
sippi. LM(i8)$27.oo.
— "A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Feb. 10, 1815. To Gen.
William Duane, Phila. Franked on addr&s leaf. On the war
of 1812. "Our late news from New Orleans is enlivening, the
personal interest which British ministers find in a state of war
. . . forbids the hope of peace as long as, by any delusions, they
can keep the temper of the nation up to the war -point, but their
disasters of the last campaign on the Northern frontier, their re-
cent discomfiture at N. Orleans, especially if it should end in
the capture of their army, the evaporation of their hopes at Har-
ford, and the reprobation of their conduct by all Europe, may ex-
cite a clamor productive of peace. I suppose Cobbet will not let
these things be unknown to the nation," etc. W( 326) $95.00.
—A. L. S., one page, 4to, first and second leaves pasted together
and inlaid. Monticello, Nov. 10, 1818. To John Farrar, Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, Cambridge. Franked. Letter of thanks
for a copy of an algebra which Dr. Farrar had sent him, and with
a critical comparison of the French and English algebras. R(i2i)
$40.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, July 18, 1822. To the Hon.
Judge Roane, urging horse-back riding for visceral complaint.
Franked on address portion. Also, a printed official document
signed by Jefferson as Secretary of State. Together 2 pieces. I
Cio8)$77.50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Oct. 23. 1822. To Baron de
Stackelberg. "Charge des affaires dc Suede," Washington. Ask-
in? about the qualifications of a Mr. Runnels for consul to one
of the West Indies. Franked. Ldoi) $37.50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Jan. 7, 1824. On reprinting
a law digest of Littleton by Thomas, *and on Baxter's history.
W(327)$25.oo.
— • A. L. S., 2 pp., 410. Monticello, June 23, 1825. With frank
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from address leaf. To George Thompson, Harrodsburg, Ky.
Describing the establishment and operation of the University of
Va. ; declining to enter into the Ky. controversy; and giving
his principles of American Government, specifically with regard
to states' rights. DE( 126) $140.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Monticello, Aug. 29, 1825. Recipient
unnamed. In relation to the University of Virginia. Repaired
at folds, 2 or 3 letters affected. I (109) $25.00.
A. L., about 22 lines, one page, 4to. Monticello, Va., Oct. 31,
1823. To Messrs. De Bures, freres, Libraries, du roi a Paris.
Order for 8 books to be sent by way of the American Council at
Havre. E(i6i) $75.00.
— -L. S. (as Secretary of State), one page, 4to. N.Y., June 17,
1790. To Edward Church. Informing him of his appointment
as Consul for the U. S. at the Port of Bilboa. X(t)$i7.50.
L. S., one page, 4to. Phila., Feb. i, 1792. To the Governor of
Connecticut, sending him an Act of Congress and a report of
the first U.S. census. BB( 130)$! 9.00.
L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., Dec. 13, 1803. "At the request of
the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, I
transmit to you a copy of an article of amendment proposed by
Congress to be added to the Constitution of the United States
respecting the election of President and Vice-President, to be laid
before the Legislature of the State over which you preside." LM
(78)$3i.oo.
Printed D. S., 2 pp., fol. Congress . . . Jan. 4, 1790 ... An Act
for the relief of disabled Soldiers and Seamen lately in the Service
of the United States, and of certain other Persons. QQ(249)
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D. S., one page, fol. Printed Broadside, August n, 1790, specify-
ing approval of Congress to certain acts of the legislatures of
Maryland, Georgia, and Rhode Island, regulating the commerce
of these states. NO (194) $17.00.
D. S., vellum, fol., 12 x 16 in. May 13, 1801. Signed also by
James Madison as Sec. of State. With U.S. seal. Land grant
to a Va. Army Officer to locate in Ohio. Hole in one fold. E
(163) $10.00.
D. S., one page, fol., parchment. Feb. 14, 1803. Ship's papers,
with engraving of lighthouse and ships at top. Signed also by
James Madison, and David Gelston, collector of New York.
Framed. W (325 ) $i 5.00.
D. S., one page. fol. Wash., Aug. 30, 1804. Signed also by
James Madison, Sec. of State. Commission W. C. C. Claiborne
as Governor of the Territory of Orleans. (Document formerly
exhibited in the Gaspar Cusachs Collection, at the Cabildo in New
Orleans ) . BB (35 ) $50.00.
D. S., 2 pp., fol. Wash., Oct. 14, 1804. Signed also by James
Madison, Sec. of State. To His Catholic Majesty, Don Carlos,
etc. Appointment of James Monroe as Minister extraordinary
and plenipotentiary from the U.S. to the Court of Spain. LM
(79) $27.00.
D. S., one page, obi. fol. Phila., April 16, 1813. Certificate of
Membership in the Atner. Philosophical Society, issued to Alex-
ander Wilson, author of the "American Ornithology," and signed
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by Jefferson as President, and by the Vice Presidents and Secre-
taries. L(ioo) $13.00.
Jenks (M. H.). MS. Journal, 64 pp., May lo-June 3, 1838, entitled,
"Brief Sketches of a Tour to Indiana." Bound, I2mo, limp cf.
FG(i7i)$i9-00.
Johnson (Andrew). 2 short A. N. S. written at foot of letters re-
garding appointments, 15 lines in all, including signatures. I
(i 10) $47.50.
2 D. S. and a petition from the Dakota Legislative Assembly.
1866-67. Together 3 pieces. Concerning the appointment of
Andrew J. Faulk as Governor of the Territory of Dakota. NO
(197) $29.00.
also Seward (William H.).
Johnson (Samuel). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Inverness, Aug. 28, 1773.
To "Dearest Madam/' Repair in last sheet, 2 words affected.
NO (198) $200.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. n.p., June 6, 1775. To Mrs. Thrale. In-
quiring after various friends and giving news of his life. ZZ(i77)
$i 10.00.
A. L. S., one page, 410. March 18, 178.2. To Dr. Burncy. "I
have taken great liberties by shortening your paper, but have, I
hope, omitted nothing important. A long apology is a hideous
thing." BB( 132) $55.00.
A. N., in third person, one page, on small slip. To his publisher,
Andrew Millar. Asking for a copy of "The Elements of Criti-
cism." GG(43)$I7.50.
Johnson (Sir William). A. L. S., one page, 4to. n.p., Aug. 2, 1748.
To Mr. Temple, informing him of the displeasure of the Governor
of X.Y. at Temple's failure to make certain arrests. I (i 12) $27.50.
Johnston (Joseph E.). A. L. S., 2 pp.. 8vo. Centrcville, Jan. ifjth,
1862. War letter to Gen. Beauregard. HI (119) $10.00.
Jones (John Paul). MS., 2 pp., 4to. July 3, 1778. with the caption
in another hand : "Copy of a Paper given in to the Commissioners
by Capt. Jones of the Ranger July 30! 1778." Upon his conference
with the French Minister of War and plans of the latter for future
operations against the coast of England. GG(44)$no.oo.
A. L. S., rough draft, one page, fol. Copenhagen. March 30,
1788. To Count Bernstorff, Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Demands "A prompt and categorical answer, in writing, from this
court, to the act of Congress of the 25 of October last," de-
manding compensation for 3 prizes captured by Commodore Jones
in 1779 and restored to their English owners by the King of Den-
mark. Backed. W ( 328 ) $725.00.
Josephine, Empress of France. A. L. S., 4to. n.p.. n.d. Letter
written in terms of friendship. With engraved portrait. Framed.
B (234) $57.50.
L. S., one page, 4to. Paris, April 29, 1800. To a Prefect. Ask-
ing him to appoint M. Monviel to some place in his disposal. GG
(45)$2S-oo.
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War letter, concerning a rearrangement- of rifle power preparatory
to defense actions. HI (123) $25.00.
Kearny (Stephen Watts). A. L. S., 3 PP-, 4to. San Diego, Jan.
30, 1847. To W. L. Marcy, Secretary of War. Reporting and
protesting to Washington the movements of Fremont and Stock-
ton, and complaining of their refusal to recognize his authority.
I(ii4)$25.oo.
Keith (Israel). A. L. S.. 4 pp., fol. Kingsbridge, September 26,
1776. To J. P. Palmer. An account of Gen. Washington's re-
treat from Long Island. Separated at folds. HH (35) $95.00.
Kennedy (L.). MS., "Notitiae, with Sketches, on Westover Park
& Gardens, proposed to Sir Leon'd W. Holmes, B.M.P., Isle of
Wight." Engrossed in ink on 17 pp. 2 full-page and 6 vignette
sepia wash drawings, and 4 full-page watercolor drawings. Title,
dedication, and poem signed. Kensington, 1815. Bound, obi. 4to,
cont. mor., g.e. (Heytesburg bookplate). R(39g)$25.oo.
Same as the preceding. JK (251) $10.00.
Key (Francis Scott). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Georgetown, July
16, 1823. To a Phila. clergyman. Referring to the appointment
of a missionary to one of the stations of the African Colonization
Society. SS (64) $12.00.
A. L. S., one page, fol. Georgetown, May 9, 1824. X(u) $10.00.
A. L. S. Pittsburgh, 1841. With portrait. TTa( 197) $10.00.
Kilmer (Joyce). 2 A. L. S., one page each. 4to. Mahwah and N.Y.,
June 13, 1915 and n.d. To Burton E. Stevenson. One letter
encloses a clipping of Kilmer's lyric, "Trees," in its correct form ;
the other relates to literary matters and concludes with a ref-
erence to his army training. NN( 142) $45.00.
Kipling (Rudyard). MS., Transcription of 4 lines from the Chil-
dren's Song in "Puck of Pook's Hill," signed and dated June 8,
1910. Written on a page of an autograph album, belonging origi-
nally to Joanna Cannan, bound, sm. 4to, mor., g.e., in hf. niger
mor. case. R(i89)$9O.oo.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Brattleboro, Vt.. Dec. 21, 1804. To
Luther J. B. Lincoln, Sec. "The Uncut Leaves Society." Ac-
cepting a place on the committee for a Memorial Meeting in mem-
ory of Robert Louis Stevenson. W (329) $45.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Waite, Vt.. Aug. 28. 1896. To Mr.
Mitchell. Relative to contributions to "Life." With signed photo-
graph. Together 2 pieces, each framed. O(io8) $25.00.
A. L. S., one page, i2mo. St. Marychurch, March 5, 1897. To
Kdmund Gosse. NN( 146) $17.50.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Bateman's, Burwash, Sussex, Aug. 13,
iyod. To Robert McClure. BB( 133) $24.00.
A. L. S., one page, sm. I2mo. Nov. 5, 1922. Burwash, Etching-
ham. To Lord Blyth. C( 175) $62.00.
A. L. S., one page, i6mo. Sussex, n.d. To Mr. Harding. Re-
quest for information regarding "latest torpedo craft" and "gear
torpedos." NO (210) $12.50.
A. L. S., one page. i2mo. n.p.f n.d. To Mr. Ward. Sending
some signatures. GG(48)$io.oo.
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Original Edition of 'Pickwick/1' about 47 pp., 4to. Undated.
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Knight (Henry). See Orderly Books.
Knox (Henry). Draft of an A. L. S. (initials), one page, sm. 410.
Aug. 31, 1779. To Col. Harrison. Asking instructions on ra-
tioning commissaries and conductors of military stores. W(33o)
$7-50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Montpelier, Aug. 22, 1797. To his wife,
Lucy Knox. Tear at seal and at one fold, injuring a few words.
GG(2i4)$i5.oo.
L. S., one page, fol. N.Y., Nov. i, 1787. To the President of
the New Hampshire Society of the Cincinnati. QQ (272) $42.50.
Cont. MS. draft of his Letter to Gen. Washington outlining 3
plans for the Campaign of 1778, 1 1 pp., fol. Artillery Park [Val-
ley Forge], April 23, 1778. Several corrections, one paragraph
crossed out and another inserted. GG (21 3) $130.00.
Koran. Arabic MS., 314 leaves glazed paper, col. borders, occasional
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The Koran in Arabic, MS. on paper, 499 leaves (i7J4 x I2 "O-
Black and red on salmon-pink ground, with gilt ruling and orna-
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2 pp. illuminated. Probably eighteenth century. Bound, fol.,
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Kosciuszko (Thaddeus). A. L. S., 3 pp., sm. 4to. [Near Charles-
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the enemy and of their fire upon his troops. He thinks they are
about to evacuate Charleston. GG (21 5) $150.00.
Lafayette (G. M., Marquis de). A. L. S., in French, one page, 4to.
Havre, 10 July, 1779- QQ(2/3)$34-OO.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Paris, Oct. 23, 1786. Expresses willingness
to buy a negro boy, to be educated in his family as a servant. BB
(135) $35-op.
A. L. S., in French, one page, 4to. n.d. [about 1786]. To Mr.
Maynard de Charty (?). Regarding the merit of Mr. Gibi. QQ
(274) $23-50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. La Grange. July 3, 1808. Concern-
ing his farm and its stock. JK( 255) $20.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. La Grange, June 13, 1813. To "Mon-
sieur Hamilton." X(w)$i7.5O.
A. L. S., one page, I2tno, May 6, 1824. Also A. L. (third per-
son), one page, I2mo, July I, n.y. Together 2 pieces, both in
French. I ( 1 1 5 ) $30.00.
A. L. S.t in English, one page, 4to. On Board Steamboat "North
River," Sept. 14, 1824. To the Committee of Arrangements,
Schenectady, regretting his inability to visit Schenectady. X(x)
$25.00.
A. L. S., in English, 2 pp., 4to, with seal. La Grange, Oct. 26,
1826. To Charles Rhind, in N.Y. On personal matters. I(n6)
$52.50.
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A. L. S., 4to. Paris, Aug. 12, 1827. Frayed at margin. 6(235)
$22.00.
A. L. S., 4to. Paris, March 7, 1830. To Hon. General Smith,
with address. 6(236) $15.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Paris, le 18 xbre, 1830. Relative to the
appointment of M. de la Porte as consul at Tallahasse, Florida.
YY(ioo)$9.oo.
A. L. S. "L.f.," one page, 4to. Lagrange, April, I4th. On busi-
ness affairs. YY(ioi)$io.oo.
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lation. Details regarding a cotton spinning mill, sheep raising,
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La Grange, n.d. To Diemick. Letter of congratulations on the
birth of an heir. YY( 102) $23.00.
A. L. S., in English, in third person, signed "L.f.," one page,
I2mo. To Doctor Stevenson. "The grand news of the acknowl-
edgement of South American independence, which the President's
message reads as indubitable, shall be published in the papers of
this day," etc. NO (212) $20.00.
A. L., in French, in third person, 2 pp., sm. 4to. n.p., n.d. To
Monsieur Coster. With portrait. J (.103) $16.00.
L. S., one page, 4to. Paris [1802]. To. M. La Coste. On per-
sonal matters. W(332)$i2.5o.
A. D. S., one page. 4to. La Grange, Oct. 18, 1832. Commenda-
tion of Mr. Ludwell Lee of his staff. GG(49)$42.5o.
Lamb (Charles). A. L. S., one page, fol. n.p., Oct. 18, 1798. To
Robert Southey. A superb letter on the emblems of Wither and
Quarles, offering Southey copies that he had picked up. (See
E. V. Lucas1, "Life of Charles Lamb," Vol. I, p. 192). NN(isi)
$240.00.
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Leigh Hunt. ". . . It was in my mind to have made one among
ye tomorrow among the fields," etc. ZZ( 183) $115.00.
A. L. S. (initials), one page, I2mo, with address, n.p. [Jan. 25,
1827]. To Thomas Allsop. "I cannot forbear thanking you for
your very kind interference with Taylor, whom I do not expect
to see in haste at Islington," etc. (Published in "The Letters of
Charles Lamb," edited by Alfred Ainger.) In lev. mor. case.
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[Mary Matilda Betham]. Critical letter, regarding a dramatic
composition. Mounted on a card, in lev. mor. case. JK(26o)
$75-00.
A. L. S., "C. Lamb," one page, 8vo. n.d. To Mr. Oilier. "Pray
let me have one Magaz'e — two if the Chinese jests are in: and
send me word if you think the Editor will bear any more of them.
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had yet. Tell me explicitly on this head, for it teases me to seem
to be saddling the Magaz. with other peoples things." BB(i37)
$62.00.
Lambdin (James Reid). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Pittsburg, July 20,
1835. To Samuel F. B. Morse. Asking advice upon importa-
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West. W (238) $12.00.
Lamotte (Jeanne de Luz de St. Remy de Valois). A. L. S., 2
pp., 4to. May I, 1783. Informing her correspondent of the sad
situation to which she was reduced, and asking for the loan of
twenty or twenty-five Louis which she wanted for urgent debts.
B (239) $n. oo.
Landor (Walter Savage). MS., an unpublished letter, or portion
of a letter, entitled "Anaxagoras to Pericles," one page, 4to. NN
d55)$82.50.
- MS. of "Cupid and Pan," as published in "The Hellenics," 1847.
with profuse corrections and alterations, 2 pp., fol. NN(i52)
$27.50.
- MS. of "Dryope," as published in "The Hellenics," 1847, with
profuse alterations and corrections, 2 pp., fol. NN( 153) $30.00.
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with profuse alterations and corrections, 3 pp., fol. NN(i54)
$40.00.
- MS., an unpublished "imaginary conversation" in blank verse, en-
titled "Pisistratos and Solon," with many corrections and altera-
tions, 2 of the latter on slips pasted or tipped over the earlier form
of the text, one page, 4to. NN( 156) $55.00.
- MS. of "Pythagoras and a Priest of Isis," apparently an earlier
version of one of the last 5 "Imaginary Conversations," published
posthumously by Forster ("Walter Savage Landor: A Biography,"
Vol. II, pp. 578-9), one page, 4to. Many corrections, 2 on slips
tipped over the supplanted text. XX (157) $55.00.
Las Cases (Emmanuel, Comte de). See Napoleon I.
Latrobe (Benjamin Henry). A. L. S., 7 PP-. 4to. Wash., Sept. 8,
1809. To Mrs. James Madison. Dealing in some detail with the
building of the White House, and defending his abilities against
the attacks of an intriguer. W (239) $32.50.
Laurens (Henry). A. L. S., one nage, fol. inlaid. Yorktown, Nov.
24» 1777- To Patrick Henry, Gov. of Va. Written as President
of Congress concerning the "Murders & Ravages which have
lately been committed by Indians & of the distracted state of
affairs in general, on the Western frontiers of Pennsylvania &
Virginia." Postscript, signed with initials, submits a proposition
•concerning appointment of commissioners to go to Fort Pitt. W
- A. L. S.. 4to. Phila., Dec. ist, 1778. To Rt. Hon. Earl of
Stirling, Elizabeth Town. Thanks Lord Stirling for an account
of the Enemy's Land Force, lately embarked at New York, etc.
LM( 194) $7.50.
Laurens (John). A. L. S., 4 pp., i2mo. Shubricks. Tan. 11. 1782.
[To Gen. Greene.] Describing the environs of Charleston and
planning an attack on that place. GG(2i7)$i7.oo.
—A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. June 5, 1782. To Gen. Greene. Plans for
another attack on Charleston. GG (218) $16.00.
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Lawrence (D. H.). 29 Typed Pages of the MS. of "Psychoanalysis
and the Unconscious," with autograph corrections throughout.
n.p., n.d. 4to. K( 286) $27.00.
A. L. S., together 14 pp., 8vo and 4to. New Mexico and
lexico, 1923. To Thomas Seltzer. Describing his progress on
various writings and business connected with publishing some of
them. BB ( 140) $50.00.
Lee (Arthur). See Morris (Robert) and Franklin (Benjamin).
Lee (Henry). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Stratford, Jan. 4, 1784. X(y)
$10.00.
Lee (Richard Henry). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Chantilly, Nov. i,
1791. Relates to financial and business matters. LM (20) $35.00.
Lee (Robert E.). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Arlington, near Alex-
andria, Va., Nov. 24th, 1857. To Major Irwin McDowell, Assist.
Adj. Gen. of the U.S. Army. Applying for an extension of his
leave of absence from the army in order to arrange the affairs
of the estate at Arlington which he had inherited a few months
previously. LM ( 1 99 ) $58.00.
- A. L. S., one page, 4to. Arlington, Wash. City P. O., Feb. 9,
1860. To Col. Lorenzo Thomas, Ass't. Adjt. Gen. of the U.S.
Army. Acknowledges order assigning him to the command of
the Department of Texas and reports that he is about to pro-
ceed to his post. LM(i98)$46.oo.
- A. L. S., one page, 8vp. Sept. 29, 1861. To Gen. Henry A.
Wise. Endorsement written on the back of a letter regarding
prisoners of war in Roanoke Jail, addressed to Gen. Wise and
forwarded by him to Gen. Lee. HH (99) $35.00.
- A. L. S., one page, 4to. Camp, 21 Apl '64. To Miss Cave. NO
(2i4)$65.oo.
- A. D. S., 2 pp. 1847. Written on reverse of a 2-page letter of
Lepaullard, both documents relating the story of one Labatour
arrested on the charge of stealing mules from the U.S. at Pueblo
during the period of Lee's service in the Mexican War. NO (213)
$35-oo.
- Franked Envelope addressed to "His Excl. Jeff n Davis, Pres. C.
States." Framed, with portrait. GG( 50) $47.50.
Legg (J.). See Napoleon I.
Leicester's Commonwealth. MS., "The copy of a letter written by
a Master of Arts of Cambridge to his Friend in London concern-
ing some talk passed of late between two worshipful and grave
men about the present state and some proceedings of the Earl of
Leicester and his friends in England," on paper, 66 leaves (9^2
x 6^4 i"-). in Elizabethan hand, with marginal notes. About
1580-84. Bound, sm. fol., orig. vel. (from Newbattle Abbey, with
note on fly leaf in hand of the late Marquess of Lothian). LL
(25) $70.00.
Leo X (Pope). Letter of Indulgence. Written in cursive roman
minuscules, 62 lines, headline, and marginalia, on a leaf of vellum,
by 13 in. Vicentiae, April 30, 1519. R(i4o)$i5.oo.
Lewis (Francis). 2 A. D. S. and one D. S., 3 pp., 4to. 1775-1778.
Bills for attending Continental Congress, disbursements for the
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army, and a receipt for money for printing the Constitution of
New York, etc. I(ii7)$55.oo.
A. D. S., 2 pp., fol. Bait., June 20, 1777. An account of the
receipts and expenditures of the armed sloop Montgomery com-
manded by William Rogers. LM(2i)$32.so.
D. S., one page, fol., inlaid. N.Y., June 22, 1749. Bond. Signed
also by Lewis Morris, chief justice of the vice-admiralty court.
W(334)$25.oo.
Lewis (John F.). MS., describing an overland trip, beginning as
a letter and continuing as a journal, 39 pp., fol. St. Joseph, Mis-
souri, to California, May 12 to Dec. 31, 1849. Bound, with a
typed copy, hf. mor., g.t. NO (235) $200.00.
Lewisohn (Ludwig). Typed MS. of 'The Case of Mr. Crump/'
autograph corrections throughout, and title with note: ''Written
in Paris between March 30, 1926 & May 16, 1927. L.L.," 354 pp.,
4to. With a list of suggested excisions. In cl. folder and hf. mor.
case. K (299) $85.00.
Lincoln (Abraham). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Springfield, Feb. 23,
1850. To John D. Johnston. Telling of the death of his second
son. "As you make no mention of it, I suppose you had not
learned that we lost our little boy. He was sick fifty- two days
& died the morning of the first day of this month. It was not our
first, but our second child. We miss him very much." I (120)
$300.00.
A. L. S., one page, fol. Springfield, March 28, 1851. To Messrs.
Browning & Bushnell, Quincy, 111. On using the Hoyt evidence
in other cases, and stating that all patent cases would be tried in
Springfield. UU ( 1 15)$! 15.00.
A. L. S., one page, fol. Springfield, March 28, 1851. To Messrs.
Browning and Bushnell. On legal matters, and in explanation of
the effect of a new law upon his patent cases. JK( 265) $100.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Springfield, July 2, 1858. To Robert
Moseb*. "Herewith I send a little article which I wish you
would have published in the 'Prairie Beacon' next week," etc. UU
( 1 16) $200.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, Jan. ip, 1861. To
Capt. Dahlgren, Wash. Navy Yard. Asking his opinion of Mr.
Blunt' s new gun and whether the government should purchase
some of them. Framed, with addressed envelope. UU(ii7)
$115.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, March 9, 1861.
To Edward Bates, Attorney General. "Please let Senator Wade
name the man to be District Attorney for the Northern District
of Ohio . . ." Note by Senator B. F. Wade, at bottom, making
the appointment. UU(n8)$42.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Wash., Aug. 24, 1861. To Beriah Magoffin,
Gov. of Kentucky. "Your letter of the I9th Inst. in which you
'urge the removal from the limits of Kentucky of the military force
now organized and in camp within said State* is received . . .
Taking all the means within my reach to form a judgement, I do
not believe it is the popular wish of Kentucky that this force
shall be removed beyond her limits; and, with this impression,
I must respectfully decline to so remove it ... I most cordially
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sympathize with your Excellency, in the wish to preserve the peace
of my own native state, Kentucky ; but it is with regret I search,
and cannot find, in your not very short letter, any declaration, or
intimation, that you entertain any desire for the preservation of
the Federal Union." W(335)$i55o.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, Sept. 13, 1861. To
the Secretary of War. "Charles Case, formerly M. C. from the
District of Indiana . . . has been, and is working so well for us
in the matter of volunteering in Indiana, that Mr. Mitchell is very
anxious for him to be offered a Pay-Mastership. I say offered,
for Mr. Case has not himself asked for it," etc. UU( 121) $210.00.
A. L. S. (twice, once with initials). Executive Mansion, Wash.,
Feb. I, 1862. To the Secretary of War. Ordering the appoint-
ment of Thomas L. Price as Brigadier General of Volunteers, and
in a postscript asking that the appointment be antedated to Sept.
21, 1861. UU (122) $120.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, Wash., Feb. 27,
1862. To the Secretary of War. For a peculiar reason the Presi-
dent wants Charles H. Gaubert appointed a brigade quarter-
master. With A. N. S. at bottom by Edwin M. Stanton, order-
ing the appointment. UU(i23)$Q5.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, Wash., May 12,
1862. To the Secretary of War. Ordering the appointment of
Major Robert W. Allen as Brigadier General, on the recom-
mendation of Gen. Halleck. UU( 125) $90.00.
A. L. S. (3 times), 2 pp., 8vo. Executive Mansion, May 15,
1862. To the Secretary of War. Concerning Capt. Symmes
Gardner, whom the President proposes to renominate as Assistant
Quartermaster. A note at the bottom of the page, dated Dec.
15, 1862, orders the nomination of Capt. Gardner. Another note
on the second page, dated Dec. 16, 1862, asks Gen. Meigs if the
renpmination is proper. On the same page is an A. N. S. by the
Adjutant General. UU( 126) $125.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, May 20, 1862. To
the Secretary of War. Ordering the appointment of Alfred B.
Farnsworth as second lieutenant, at the request of Senator Chand-
ler. UU( 128) $85.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, June 10, 1862. To
the Secretary of War. Directing that Richard B. Owen of Mis-
souri be appointed an assistant quartermaster, upon the request
of Hon. John S. Phelps. UU( 129) $85.00.
A. N. S. on card. Aug. 25, 1862. To the Secretary of War.
Asking an appointment for a quartermaster. Pasted on a slip
containing Secretary Stanton's endorsement ordering the appoint-
ment. UU( 130) $22.50.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, Wash., Aug. 28,
1862. To the Secretary of War. Asking the appointment of
Thomson R. Webber as a pay-master of volunteers. UU(i3i)
$90.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Executive Mansion, Wash., Dec. 17,
1862. To Gen. Burnside. "George Patten says he was a class-
mate of yours, and was in the same Reg't of Artillery. Have you
a place you would like to put him in? and if so what is it?" JK
(267)$i25.oo.
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A. L. S., one page, I2tno. Executive Mansion, Wash., March
13, 1863. To Major- General Hooker. Asking if Gen. Stahel
could be transferred to Gen. Heintzelman's command without in-
jury to the service. JK (269) $160.00.
2 A. N. S. on back of a long envelope. Aug. 4, and Sept. 26,
1863. His nomination of Major Hoyt to the pay-master dept.
had been rejected by the Senate, but he was willing to renominate
him if the Senate's objections had been removed. The second note
orders the renomination. UU( 132) $57.50.
A. L. S. (twice), one page, 4to. Wash., Sept. 24, 1863. To
Gen. Meade. "I am appealed to in favor of a private (name not
remembered) in Co. D.t i Regt., New Jersey Volunteers, in 6th
Corps, who is said to be under sentence to be shot to-morrow.
Please give me briefly the facts of the case, including his age
and your opinion on it/' With signed postscript requesting sim-
ilar statement in the case of one Daniel Sullivan. JK(27i)
$240.00.
A. N. S., one page, sm. 4tp, inlaid. [Wash.,] Sept. 26, 1863.
Recipient unknown. "A curious coincidence occured in the re-
lieving of Gen. Negley — to wit, that the Secretarys order reliev-
ing him, and gen. Foster's request to have him relieved were
simultaneous, & independent of each other. I do not know what
Foster's reason was ; but I understand Stantons to be that Negley
was disinclined to raise colored troops," etc. \V( 336) $130.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion. Wash., Jan. 9, 1864.
To Admiral Dahlgren, with signed envelope. "Capt. Lavender
wishes to show you a contrivance of his for discovering and aid-
ing to remove, under- water obstructions to the passage of vessels
and has sufficiently impressed me to induce me to send him to
you," etc. Framed. UU( 134) $170.00.
A. L. S., one page, obi. 4to. Executive Mansion, Wash.. March
9, 1864. Informing Gen. Meade that N.Y. City had voted 9,500
majority for allowing the soldiers to vote and directing that the
soldiers be told of this result. X(ee^$i55.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Executive Mansion, Wash., March 25,
1864. To Hon. J. K. Lane. Stating that he had endorsed Mr.
Lane's application for the appointment of Henry \V. Fick as
assistant pay-master in the Navy, but that Mr. Fick must be
between the ages of 21 and 26. UU( 135) $100.00.
A. N. S. on card. [Wash.,1 Aug. 4, 1864. Inlaid. "Please send
by the bearer the record in the case of A. J. Smith." X(ff)
$30.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. On Executive Mansion stationery.
Wash., Sept. 8, 1864. To the Secretary of War. "I am appealed
to by the proprietors of papers here because they have to get
telegraphed back to them from New York, matter which goes
from the War Department. Might not [this] be avoided without
inconvenience to any?" EC 177) $300.00.
A. N. S., on card. Dec. 16, 1864. "Allow this gentleman to
pass to Fairfax Co. Virginia." Endorsed on back: "Mr. Dulon.
give pass to Fairfax Co & Alexandria for one month. C. C. A."
R( 141) $50.00.
A. L., 2 pp., I2mo. Executive Mansion, July 20, 1861. To Hon.
O. N. Browning, LT.S. Senate, with addressed envelope. "Today I
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send to the Senate the arrangement made through Mr. Williams
with the Delaware Indians, asking their advice as to the making
a formal treaty of it as it already is in substance. . . . These pro-
visions for the perfect security of the Indians on the one hand;
and for the benefit of the Co. on the other," etc. £(176) $2 50.00.
A. N., Memorandum, one page. "After inquiry, I believe it is
true that a man calling himself J. Wesley Greene . . . called on
the President some time in November, and stated to him that he,
Greene, had had two interviews with Jeff. Davis at Richmond,
Va. on the last day of October; and also related certain state-
ments which he said Davis had made to him upon the occasion.
The President became satisfied that Greene had not seen Davis at
all, and that the whole thing was a very shallow attempt at hum-
buggerey. Jeff. Davis can redeem Greene's character if he will,
by verifying his statement." With separate signature. Together
2 pieces, mounted. NO (217) $130.00.
A. D. S., one page, fol. [Springfield, 111.,] Nov. 13, 1846. Bill of
Particulars, signed "Lincoln and Herndon," in the case of John
Calhoun vs. John Warner and Lawrence Groz. X(aa) $60.00.
A. D. S., one page, 8vo. Wash., May 3, 1862. With etched por-
trait. "To-day Mr. Senator Wright introduces a committee of
Citizens of this District . . . who ask the appointment of George
W. Garrctt as Warden of Penitentiary." X(cc)$47.5O.
A. D., one page, fol., more than 200 words, dated [Springfield,]
Sept. 17, 1855. A decree or order of the Court upon an applica-
tion by an administrator to sell certain real estate. X(bb) $40.00.
D. S., one page, fol. Sangamon County Circuit Court, Jan. 26,
1860. Notice to defendants in a chancery suit, in hand of James
C. Conkling, Republican State Chairman of Illinois. Service
acknowledged, in Lincoln's hand : "Lincoln & Herndon for Col.
Mach. Man. Co." LM(8i) $34.00.
D. S., one page, fol. Wash., D.C., March 13, 1861. Commission
of John J. Speed as postmaster of Louisville, Ky. MN(2ii)
$14.00.
D. S., one page, fol., on parchment. Wash., March 28, 1861.
Commission as Lieutenant issued to Thomas H. McCormick.
Signed also by Simon Cameron, Sec. of War. JK(266)$I7.5O.
D. S., one page, fol., on parchment. Wash., Feb. 23, 1863. Com-
mission as Captain issued to Thomas H. McCormick. Signed
also by Edwin M. Stanton, Sec. of War. JK (268) $17.50.
D. S., one page, large obi. fol. Wash., March 6, 1863. Com-
mission of Walter A. Faxon as Collector of Internal Revenue.
Signed also by Salmun P. Chase, Sec. of the Treasury. X(dd)
$22.50.
D. S., fol. on parchment. Wash., March 24, 1863. Commission
as Hospital Chaplain. Signed also by Edwin M. Stanton, Sec. of
War. JK(27o)$37.50.
D. S., one page, large fol., vellum. Wash., March 8, 1864. Com-
mission of James T. Wilson as Assistant Adjutant General of
Volunteers. Signed also by Edwin M. Stanton, Sec. of War.
HH( 19) $29.00.
D. S., Army Commission. April r, 1864. On vellum, 16 x 20 in.
Engravings. U.S. War Dept. seal in blue. Countersigned by E.
M. Stanton, Sec. of War. Folded. E(i75)$35.oo.
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3 A. Endorsements, S. [i] May 24, 1861, on an appointment;
[2] Sept. 30, 1862, submitting papers to the Secretary of War;
[3] undated, "Submitted to Gen. Halleck." UU( 119) $45.00.
6-line A. Endorsement, S. July 19, 1861. On back of an A. L. S.
by Senator James R. Doolittle, recommending military appoint-
ments. "Please add this to Mr. Senator Doolittle's list sent in a
day or two ago." UU( 120) $22.50.
3-line A. Endorsement, S. and dated, on back of 4 pp. of recom-
mendations for the promotion of David McKinney, Jan. i, 1864.
The recommendations are signed by 6 others. "Let the appoint-
ment be made, if the service can be made useful." UU(i33)
$20.00.
2-line A. Endorsement, S. and dated Feb. 24, 1865. On back of
an L. S. by I. N. Haynie, asking for the brevet rank of Brigadier
General for Col. James S. Martin. "I would like for the Brevet
to be given." UU ( 136) $20.00.
3-line A. Endorsement, dated March 22, 1862, on envelope ad-
dressed to him; with original letters enclosed. HI (134) $10.00.
Collection of autograph letters, documents and portraits of Lin-
coln and all members of his cabinet. Inlaid and bound, folio,
inlaid lev. mor. With mourning badge worn by Gov. Curtin
of Pa. at Lincoln's funeral. V( 238) $390.00.
—Smith (Joseph R.)., Surgeon General U.S.A. A. L. S., one
page, 4to. To Pres. Lincoln. Wash., D.C., Nov. 13, 1862. HI
(I37)$9.oo.
Vailliaux (Alexander). L. S. (in French), 3 pp., 4to. To Presi-
dent Lincoln. San Andre, Mexico, March 3, 1864. Requesting
a pardon for having killed a man in a duel. HI (135) $10.00.
See also Emancipation Amendment, also Seward (William
H.).
Lincoln (Benjamin). L. S., one page, fol. War Office [Phila.,]
Aug. 13. 1782. To Meshcch Wearc. Pres. State of New Hamp-
shire. Transmitting "some late resolutions respecting a reform
of the Army to take place in January next," etc. LM( 202) $7.50.
Lincoln (Mary Todd). A. L. S. "Mrs. Lincoln," one page. 8vo.
Executive Mansion, Dec. 10, 1864. To Col. Hardee. Requesting
a position as suttler at a convalescent camp for an honorably dis-
charged soldier. JK (274) $10.00.
A. L. S., "Mrs. L.," one page, 8vo. Dec. 30, 1867. To Mr. A.
Williamson. Personal letter. HI( 147) $7.50.
Telegram in her hand, one page, 8vo. May 0, 1803. To Lord
and Taylor, N.Y. City. 66(142) $20.00.
Lincoln (Thomas "Tad"). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Executive
Mansion, Wash., April 4. 1864. To Gus Ciumpert, Phila., "(Jus:
I want to know about that box >ou was to send me. Please let
me know right away if you please and oblige, Col. Thomas Lin-
coln." HH(2o)$34.oo.
Lincoln [England] Psalter. See Psalter in Latin.
Lind (Jenny). A. L. S.. 4 pp., 8yo. Glenferncss, Dunphail, N.B.
n.d. [To Mrs. Marshall,] describing Scotland and New Hruns-
wick. BB(i44)$8.oo.
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Lindsay or Lyndsay CSir James). See Medical Recipes.
Liszt (Franz). A. L. S., 3 PP-, 8vo. [July 9, 1837.] To Mr. Rey,
Paris. GG(52)$9.oo.
Livingston (David). A. L. S., one page, 4to. March 4, 1850.
Written in English and in the Bechuana language. 66(145)
$20.00.
Livingston (Edward). A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. New Orleans, April
17, 1812. To Robert Fulton. On forming a company for the
steam navigation of the Miss. River. BB( 147) $18.00.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. New Orleans, May 15, 1821. To Gov. Samuel
Bell of New Hampshire. Asking his aid in formulating the
Louisiana Code. 66(146) $146.00.
Livingston (Philip). D. S., 4 pp., fol. March 21, 1769. Bond
given to abide by the decision of arbitrators in their determina-
tion of the boundary between East Neck and Middle Neck in
Westchester County, N.Y. Signed alsq by 30 other men and
women, including William Alexander, Lord Stirling; Robert R.
Livingston; and John Jay. HH(ioo) $160.00.
Livingston (Robert R.). A. L. S., one page, 8vo. 1803. To Presi-
dent James Monroe, on dining out. HI (149) $9.00.
Log Books and Journals. MS. Journal of a Voyage from London
to Virginia, about 70 pp., 8vo. 1754-1756. Diary of a "widowed,
gentile lady." Orig. binding. QQ( 344) $23.00.
MS. Journal of a Mrs. Brown, perhaps a nurse, in the Braddock
Expedition, French and Indian War. Entries dated from Nov.
17, 1 754- Aug. 4, 1757, 72 pp., 8vo. In orig. binding of green vellum,
tooled, with secret pocket at end, and flap. BC(i 8) $255.00.
Drake (William E.). MS. Ship's Log, a Journal of the Pro-
ceedings of H. M. Ship Princess Royal, in the Atlantic and
Mediterranean, including several engagements with the French,
June 25, 1793-Oct. 26, 1796; 248 pp., 4to. 6ound vel. over cl.,
new end papers (slightly water-stained, some pp. repaired at end).
V( 390) $2 1. oo.
MS. Log of His Majesty's Sloop "Thracian," operating from the
West Indies, April 15. i8i3-April 30, 1815, about 400 pp., fol.
Sewed, in cl. case. QQ( 296) $26.00.
Slater (William), Mate. MS. Log Book of the Whaler "Jean-
ette." William Atkins master, on a " Voyage to the Pacific Ocean
and North West Coast of America," July 29, i845-June 21, 1848,
215 pp. Also MS. Log of the "Bark Awashonks of Falmouth,
G. D. Smith master," on a Voyage to the Pacific, May 8, 1849-
Aug. 11, 1849, 21 pp. With lists of crews, amount of oil taken,
etc. Together about 242 pp., fol. 6ound bds., new sheep back;
in cl. case (entry in pencil at end of second log states that the
Mate, Mr. Slater, was lost overboard). ZZ(i 88) $100.00.
Howland (C. F.), Master. MS. Log of the Ship "Courier" on
a Whaling Voyage to the Pacific Ocean in 1850, 178 pp., tall 8vo.
Bound 34 cf- (slight foxing throughout). V (450) $10.00.
Seward (Thomas Thompson). MS. Log of a yoyage towards
San Francisco from Boston in the Brig George in 1852, 84 pp.,
tall 8vo. Bound Y\ vel., (hole in front cover, foxed, last few
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pp. used for financial accounts in 1853 ; laid in is 5-page A. L. S.
of Seward to his wife in Boston). V (391) $20.00.
MS. Log Book, "Journal of the Barque Yone," on a Whaling
Voyage among the South Sea Islands, June 6, i86i-June 27, 1862,
about 80 pp., fol. Begun in the middle of the voyage, and ap-
parently written by the first mate after the death of the captain.
Interspersed with crude ink drawings of whales, outlines of is-
lands, icebergs, etc. Bound orig. hf. leath. JK (275) $45.00.
Wells (Henry W.), Master's Mate. MS. Log Book of the U.S.
Battleship "Cambridge," commanded by William A. Parker, Aug.
29, i86i-Nov. n, 1862, 113 leaves. At end of each month's record
appears the entry "Examined and approved Wm. A. Parker,
Commander." Bound, 4to, #J cf. 66(173) $24.00.
Logan (James). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Stenton, May 28, 1744. QQ
(295)$ii.oo.
London (John Griffith, "Jack"). A. L. S., one page, 4to. First
Japanese Army, Manchuria, May 26, 1904. To Mrs. Ellis. BB
(148) $10.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Glen Ellen, Calif., Jan. 17, 1913. To Ivan
T. Dowell. Letter of advice to a 17 year old writer, "Wake up.
Get off your foot. You're standing on it," etc. 66(149) $9.00.
Longfellow (Henry W.). MS., Excerpt from his Poem "The Day
Is Done," signed, one page, I2mo. Jan. 25, 1867. NO (221)
$16.00.
MS., 4-line Stanza, beginning, "The night shall be filled with
music," signed, one page, 8vo. June, 1853. HI (150) $13.00.
MS., Poem, "The Rainy Day," signed, one page, 410. Feb. 27,
1880. NN(i68)$57-50.
MS., 4 lines of verse, beginning "The very tones in which we
spake," signed, one page, obi. 8vo. Jan. 23, 1873. With ad-
dressed envelope. I (125) $12.00.
MS., Stanza of 4 lines, signed, and dated "Jan. 1873." In tooled
lev. mor. case. NN(i67)$22.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Portland, Jan. 31. 1834. To James Berdan.
With a framed autograph stanza from "The Psalm of Life," signed
and dated Feb. 25, 1876. 0(212) $25.00.
A. L. S. Cambridge, 1837. With portrait. TTa( 198) $12.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Cambridge, March 17, 1845. To his pub-
lishers, Carey & Hart. Phila. "Have you thought anything more
of 'Hyperion'? I have had two propositions here for an edition,"
etc. In hf. mor. case. EF( 702) $45.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., I2mo. Cambridge, July 18, 1845. To Mr. Hart.
Requesting an advancement of $100.00 on the publication of his
poems. AA( no) $17.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., I2ino. Cambridge, Nov. 4, 1858. To Mrs.
Batchelder. Regrets his inability to contribute stanzas to the
Fair. AA(m)$2O.oo.
A. L. S., 4 pp., I2mo. Cambridge, April 17, 1861. To Mr.
Tuckerman. "[William Cullen] Bryant has been here; very gen-
tle and pleasant, with his benign aspect and soft blue eyes. He
looks like a Prophet of Peace amid this din of Civil War." AA
(II2)$30.00.
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- A. L. S., 3 pp., I2mo. Cambridge, March 30, 1868. To John
W. Holmes. In explanation of his poem, "Singers": ". . . My
idea was first to sketch in a few lines the Poetry of Passion, the
Poetry of Actions, and the Poetry of Devotion . . . and then to
protest against the fashion some critics have of comparing these
three schools," etc. CC (293) $9.00.
- A. L. S., 4 pp., I2mo. Cambridge, Dec. 13, 1869. To Mr. Carter.
"I think your sketch of the Craigie House very good. So are
the two views without and within. I wish I could say as much
for the portrait. What a fatality there is about such things. If
Mr. Appleton had applied to me, I could have furnished his en-
graver with a much better photograph. I am much obliged to
you for contradicting the story about my little girl's arms. Lowell
said he heard a lady telling this tale to some others, and took
the liberty of setting her right, whereupon she replied 'I beg your
pardon, I have it from the best authority.' My study was Wash-
ington's dining room. The three Charleses are Summer, Folsom
and Amory. My son was first a private in the Artillery; then
lieutenant of Cavalry. These are the only things I find to be
corrected in the text," etc. AA( 113) $36.00.
- A. L. S., 4 pp., I2mo. Cambridge, Sept. n, 1876. To Henry
Morford. Includes an acknowledgment of a copy of Morford's
book, "The Spur of Monmouth." YY( 114) $7.50.
Louis XIV, King of France. L. S., large fol. Jan. i, 1674. His
official Order for an arrest. With portrait by Van Schuppen.
Mounted in folder, fol., lev. mor., tooled. B(24o)$io.oo.
- D. S., one page, fol. April 9, 1649. A royal command. BB
Lovelace (Francis). D. S., one page, obi. fol. N.Y., Oct. 19, 1668.
Confirmation of a deed conveying land in Albany to Jacob Scher-
merhoorne. Worn and repaired at folds. I(i26)$io.oo.
Lyall (Edna), pseud. See Bayly (Ada Ellen).
Lyon (Nathaniel). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Monterey, Cal., April 30,
1850. To George A. Tisdale, N.Y. Lyon outlines his forthcom-
ing punitive expedition against the Indians. I(i28)$ii.oo.
McClellan (George L.). A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo. July 4, 1862. To
the Soldiers of the Army of the Potomac. With a printed letter
of thanks, following the battle of Fredericksburg. to the Army of
the Potomac, from Abraham Lincoln. HI (154) $40.00.
McFee (William). MS. of "The Prince and the Paradox," 9 pp.,
fol., signed twice. Inscribed, on title: "To Mr. Lane Banks as a
contribution to his collection of junk! W. M." NN(i7i)$6o.oo.
Machen (Arthur). MS. of "Introduction" to Lady Benson's book
"Overture and Beginners, Please," signed 3 times, 26 pp. Jan.
28, 1926. Mounted to 4to and bound cl. In cl. case. EF(728)
$17-50.
- MS. of the Preface for the American edition of "The Secret
Glory/' 13 pp., 4to, in pencil; signed twice, in ink. Sept., 25,
1922. In hf. mor. case. NN( 172) $52.50.
McHenry (James). A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. Near Downington. Feb.
7, I797- T° Samuel Hodgdon, with franked address. War letter,
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McHenry (James) — Continued.
regarding cannon and other Army equipment. Gives his consent
to the building of a schooner at Detroit. HH( 103) $21.00.
L. S., July ist, 1797. To Samuel Hodgson. Regarding equip-
ment for the Frigates "Constitution," "Constellation," and "United
States." HH(59)$3i-oo.
Mclntosh (Lachlan). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Savannah, Oct. 30,
1782. To Gen. Greene. Telling of a raid by the British from
Charleston and of the depredations committed by them. GG
(223)$i7.5o.
MacLeish (Archibald). MS. of "The Happy Marriage and Other
Poems," 39 pp., 32 pp., in pencil, in autograph, 7 pp. type-
written. With A. L. S. relating to the MS. K(32o)$2O.oo.
Madison (Dorothy P.). A. L., in third person, one page, 8vo. Jan.
19, n.y. Declining an invitation on the part of Mr. and Mrs.
Madison. Framed with portraits of President and Mrs. Madison
(both foxed). W( 337) $12.00.
Madison (James). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Orange, Sept. 25, 1795.
To Henry Tazewell. "Jay's Treaty cannot appear to you in a
worse light than it does to me ... It is indeed so full of shame-
ful concessions . . . and of party artifices, that no other circum-
stances than the peculiar ones which mark our present political
situation, could screen it from universal execration," etc. 1(250)
$60.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. Orange, Oct. 18, 1796. To Henry Taze-
well. On the recall of James Monroe as envoy to France. "Mon-
roe's recall was as much unapprehencled, & as long disbelieved by
me, as by you. I am still in the dark as to the ground on which
the measure has been hazarded. In general I have understood,
that the official characters give out, that he has not done his duty
in indicating the British Treaty to the French government. But
all his letters to me indicate that he has most sincerely and zeal-
ously laboured to prevent that occurrence from becoming a source
of discord between France & this country . . ." I ( 25 1 ) $45.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., Oct. 21, 1815. Referring to financial
matters and mentioning Mrs. Washington. QQ(2<)())$J5.oo.
-A. L. S., one page. 4to. Wash., Feb. 24, 1810. To L. Carter.
Political Letter. X(gg)$i7.so.
A. L. S.. 2 pp., 4to. Montpcllier, June 30, 1825. To George
Thompson. Harrodsburg, Kentucky. On the Constitution, the re-
ception of Lafayette, and the last work (the University of Vir-
ginia) of Thomas Jefferson. "No doctrine can be sound that re-
leases a Legislature from the controul of a constitution," etc.
Torn at folds. DEC 162) $85.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Montpellier. March n, 1826. To G. \V.
Featherstonhaugh. Franked on address portion. Letter of thanks
for a volume of Agricultural Memoirs sent him, with discussion
of agricultural topics. I (131) $32.50.
L. S., one page. 4to. Dept. of State, Jan. 18, 1808. To L. W.
Tazewell. Relative to the Barron trial. With A. L. S. of James
Barren, 2 pp., 4to. Phila., March 22, 1834. Together 2 pieces.
NO(233)$34.oo.
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Maintenon (Frangoise d'Aubigne, Marquise de). A. L. S.
("Maintenon"), 2 pp., 4to. Jan. 2, 1716. Mentioning the Due
d'Orleans, the young King, the Queen of England and the small-
pox, which was prevalent at that time. B(245)$n.oo.
Manuscripts (not Holograph). ^Eneas Sylvius (Pius II, Pope).
MS., on vellum, 138 leaves (10^x7^4 in-), Historia Bohemica,
libri V (leaves i r-8o r) ; Polybius, Bellum Punicum, translated
from Greek into Latin by Leonardus Aretinus (leaves 80 v-
118 v) ; Leonardus Aretinus, Bellum Kartaginensium cum rebel-
libus et conductis (leaves 119 r-138 v). Written in Rome. Il-
ium, initials. Not quite complete at the end. 1493. Bound, fol.,
modern mor., tooled. Property, successively, of John Colet,
Christofer Urswyke, and an English College; letter of Colet, in
Latin, to Urswyke, on first leaf, dated Rome, April i, 1493. LL
(20) $475-00.
Aldrich (Thomas B.). Ilium. MS. on vellum, "Friar Jerome's
Beautiful Book," Engrossed on 16 leaves, with 8 miniatures, also
ornamental initials and borders. Bound, sm. 4to, lev. mor., in-
laid, by The Renaissance Society; in hf. mor. case (Phoebe Boyle
bookplate). VV(i)$5J.so.
Augustine (Saint). MS., on vellum, 173 leaves (17% x 12$& in.),
De civitate Dei, the City of God (I, i-V, 26), translated into
French by Raoul de Pracllcs, translation dedicated to King Charles
V of France. Written in France, probably at Paris. One large
miniature, 4 half-page miniatures, and 59 smaller miniatures by
a French artist, the first miniature including portrait of Charles
V with Raoul de Praelles offering him his book. About 1410.
Bound rus. leath., about 1790, by Scott of Edinburgh, with his
black oval ticket (with the eighteenth century Lothian bookplate
and, in several places, the signature, "Ancram." See "Statistical
Account of Scotland," patje 68 of Vol. I of 1845 edition, also
"Correspondence of Sir Robert Kerr." 1875, Vol. II, page 537
for mention of this MS.). LL do) $31, 500.00.
Bayard (Pierre du Terrail, Chevalier de). MS., L'Abrege des
plus gcnereuses actions du Chevalier Bayard, on paper, 182 leaves
(9x634 in.). In a French hand with pen and ink frontis. and
head- and tail-pieces. 1652. Bound orig. cf. (inserted are en-
graved portrait and map). LL (31) $100.00.
Boccacio (Giovanni). MS., on vellum, 318 leaves d63<J * Ii34
in.), Des cas dcs nobles homines et femmes, translated into French
prose by Laurent dc Premierfait. Written in France, probably
at Paris. 2 large paintings (the second apparently in a slightly
later hand than that of the other illuminations), 10 holly-leaf
borders and 50 square miniatures. Fifteenth century. Bound,
fol., rus. leath., about 1790. by Scott of Edinburgh (\yith the
eighteenth century Lothian bookplate and, at several points, the
signature "Ancram." On last leaf are traces of an erased inscrip-
tion in a fifteenth century hand. For mention of this MS. see
"Statistical Account of Scotland," also "Correspondence of Sir
Robert Kerr"). LL(ii)$i8,ooooo.
Bryant (William Cullen). MS., "Thanatoposis," u leaves of
thick vellum. Portrait of the author. 5 miniatures, initials and
borders, all illuminated. Designed, written, ilium., and signed by
Alberto Sangorski. [1929.] Bound, roy. 8vo, lev. mor., tooled,
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Manuscripts (not Holograph) — Continued.
inlaid, and jeweled, g.e., by Riviere; in lev. mor. case. VV(22)
$390.00.
Crescentiis (Petrus de). MS., Liber ruralium commodorum, on
vellum and paper, 203 leaves (I2j4x8j4 inl). Written at Ber-
gamo by Johannes Benalii de Benaliis, for his father. Titles in
red. Initial (C) encloses a half-length portrait of the author.
Arms at foot of first page. Dec. 20, 1466. Bound, fol., mor., by
Orrock of Edinburgh, g.e. (beneath colophon is a long recipe for
purifying wine, copied out by an early owner; on first page is
signature — about 1780 — of the "Marquis of Lothian*1). LL(i7)
$400.00.
The Decretals of Pope Clement VI, etc. MS., 157 leaves. Large
capitals and initials, with borders, in color. Monastery of Sancta
Maria de Camberone, near Mons, France, about 1460-1465.
Bound, fol., rus., g.e. (front cover loose). JJ(i9o)$25.oo.
Gray (Thomas). Lettered MS., Elegy Written in a Country
Churchyard, with ilium, initials and watercolor vignettes for each
stanza, by Birket Foster. Each stanza on a separate page.
Bound, sm. 4to, mor., tooled, g.e.: in lev. mor. case (name, M.
Foster, on fly leaf). EF( 499) $175.00.
Livy. MS., Roman History, books I-X and XXI-XXX, trans-
lated into French prose by Pierre Berceure for King Jean II
le Bon, books XXI-XXX styled "seconde decade" in this codex,
on vellum, 2 vols., 262 and 192 leaves (i6"sxn^j and 16} j x
i2l/2 in.). Written in France, probably at Paris. Each vol. has
a large painting, with border, on the front page, and 9 square
miniatures, also hundreds of gilt and colored initials, on which 2
different illuminators seem to have worked, one in each vol.
Fifteenth century. Bound. 2 vols., fol., rus. leath., about 1700,
by Scott of Edinburgh (with the eighteenth century Lothian book-
plate, and, in a number of places, the signature "Ancram." For
mention of this MS., sec "Statistical Account of Scotland," also
"Correspondence of Sir Robert Kerr"). LL( 12) $9,000.00.
Lorris (William de) and Meung (Jean de). MS., Le Roman
de la Rose, in French verse, on vellum, 183 leaves (gj-j x 6«}4 in. ).
Written in France. 2 columns to a page, first letter of each
stanza illuminated. 2 miniatures. Fourteenth century. Bound,
sm. fol., cf. on wood, clasps (on fly leaf is erased ownership in-
scription of the fifteenth century, at foot of first page is signature
"Haraucourt," other names on last leaf). LL( 8 )$i 000.00.
Lowell (James Russell). MS., The Vision of Sir Launfal, 15
leaves of thick vellum. Gothic characters. Ilium, initials and
borders, title with portrait, 2 large and 4 smaller ilium, minia-
tures. Designed, written, illuminated, and signed by Alberto
Sangorski. [1929.] Bound. 4to. lev. mor.. tooled, inlaid, and
jeweled, g.e., by Riviere. In mor. case. VV( 136) $475.00.
Omar Khayyam. MS., The Rubaiyat, on 18 leaves thick vel.
Ilium, miniatures — 6 full-page, 4 smaller — initials, and borders.
Written, ilium., and signed by Alberto Sangorski. [1929.] Bound,
roy. 8vo, lev. mor., tooled, inlaid, jeweled, g.e., by Riviere. In
mor. case. VV(i54)$625.oo.
Theramo (Jacobus Palladinus dc). MS., Liber Belial, on vellum,
48 leaves (I2l4xg'xi in.). Written in Northern Italy. Red
initials and rubrics. On the last leaf, in another hand, is written
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Manuscripts (not Holograph) — Continued.
the Athanasian creed. Signed at end by the scribe: "Explicit
liber Bellial scriptus manu dompni Jacobi Grassi de Camplo.
Deo gratias. Amen." Fifteenth century. Bound, fol., modern,
tooled, mor. LL( 14) $300.00.
- Valerius Maximus. MS., Valerii Maximi, viri clarissimi, Fac-
tor um et dictorum memorabilium Romanorum et exterorum libri,
on vellum, 133 leaves (11^x8^ in.). Written in Italy. Large
and small initials in red and blue, with tracery. Fifteenth century.
Marginal annotations by 2 fifteenth century commentators, whose
names, apparently, have been erased from the last leaf. Bound,
fol., modern, tooled, mor. LL( 15) $400.00.
Marcy (William L.). A Collection of about 100 A. L. S., rough
drafts, D. S., and copies of letters. 1816-1857, mainly relating to
the Mexican war. I (129) $125.00.
Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria. D.S., on vellum, 15 pp., roy.
4to. Oct. 24, 1755. Patent of nobility conferred upon Joseph
Meninger. Bound cont. velvet, with the Great Seal attached by
cords and enclosed in a brass case. CC( 117) $27.50.
- D. S., 6 pp., fol., on vellum, sewed. Jan. 2, 1773. Agreement
with her banker. BB(i6i)$i5.oo.
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France. A. L. S., one page, i2mo.
n.p., n.d. [probably March or April, 1793]. To the ex-Minister
of Foreign Affairs, Gen. Charles F. Dumouriez. "Nous avons
beaucoup fait, ma confiance en vous est entiere ; mais 1'interet de
mon propre bonheur cst celui meme de mes enfans car je ne pour-
rez vivre hors dicy en les laissant. Nous devons trouver une
nouvelle occasion. Marie Antoinette." Lower margin frayed and
repaired. R ( 142 ) $40.00.
- D. S., one page, fol. Paris, Nov. 20, 1789. Warrant for pay-
ment. GG( 54) $22.50.
Marie Louise, Empress of France. A. L. S. "Louise," 2 pp., 8vo.
Dec. ii, 1817. To Mile. Victoire du Poutet. B(243)$8.5o.
- A. L. S., "L," one page, sni. I2mo. Parme, May 21, 1830. Re-
cipient unnamed. Relating to a trip from Trieste to Vienna. KK
(60) $15.00.
- D. S. as Empress Regent, one page. fol.. parchment. Oct. 2, 1813.
Warrant to retire from service. GG( 5(1) $15.00.
Marion (Francis). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Bason Bridge, 7th of
March, 1780. To Gen. Lincoln with address leaf. QQ(3O4)
$38.00.
- 1). S., one page fol. April 15, 1770. An account of "Gunners
Stores remaining at Fort Moultric." QQ( 303) $14.00.
Marmontel (Jean Francois). MS. entitled "Antigone, Tragedie
Lyrique en Trois Actes," about so pp., 4to. Bound mor. AB
Marshall (John). A. L. S., Jlj pp.. sm. 4to. Richmond, July 23,
'88, To George Chapman, with address. On legal matters. RR
(i6)$8.5o.
- A. L. S., 2 pp., sm. 4to. Richmond, July 14, 1790. To John Con-
rad Rhuliiig, Portsmouth. Concerning a trial of libel against
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the Pamela, and other legal matters. With a D. S., n.p., n.d., a
legal opinion. Together 2 pieces. I (253) $60.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Richmond, Jan. n, 1795. To Henry Taze-
well. On the bad postal service. "Our wheat is about three
shillings per bushel lower than it is in Philadelphia & New York.
This some aristocrats ascribe to proscription of money'd men &
to the perseverence of the legislature in refusing to permit a branch
of the national bank to discount in Virginia at six per cent but
the good democrats & real friends of this country are sure that
it must be attributable to Hamilton, Jay & the Devil ..." I
(254) $72.50.
A. L. S.f 2 pp., 4to. Richmond, Jany. 18, 1813. To Lyttleton
Walter Tazewell, with address leaf. "On examining the law au-
thorizing a circuit Judge to perform the duties of a District
Judge, the right construction appears to me to be that the powers
conferred by the act are limited to the case of the disability of an
existing District Judge to perform his official functions," etc. NO
(237) $33-00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., sm.. 4to. Richmond, May 19, 1822. To L. W.
Tazewell. Asking him to make a deposition before a magistrate
in a legal case. I(256)$27.so.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Richmond, June 25, 1823. To his nephew,
Martin P. Marshall : with address. On business and legal mat-
ters. LM (208) $45.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., sm. 4to. Jan. 19, 1827. To Senator L. W. Taze-
well. Concerning words uttered by Judge Story which were of-
fensive to members of the bar and which he would have Judge
Story expunge. I (257) $40.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Richmond, Sept. 2, 1828. To his nephew,
Martin P. Marshall. On legal and personal matters, with a
reference to the Jackson campaign. Restorations to second leaf,
affecting several words. JK (291) $67.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Richmond, Oct. 14, 1833. To James H.
Marshall. On a plan for a new residence. GG( 57) $40.00.
Marx (Karl). A. L. S., one page, i8mo. Jan. 17, 1879. "At the
request of Mr. Keller I send you by parcel -compagney 3 copies
of 'Le Capital* and enclose his order." NO (238) $21.00.
Mason (George). 2 A. L. S.f 5 pp., sm. 4t<>. July 16, 1779 an(l
May 6, 1783. To Henry Tazewell. First letter tells of the cap-
ture of a privateer sloop by the Letter of Marque ship General
Washington ; second gives advice upon the conduct of the Va.
Assembly. I (258 ) $38.00.
Massachusetts Bay Colony. D. S. by 16 members of the Council,
one page. obi. fol. Watertownt June 27, 1776. Commission of
Edward Wigglesworth as "Colonel of a Regiment to be raised
for the Service of the Continent in the Counties of Essex, York,
and Cumberland." LM( 209) $22.00.
Mather (Increase). A. D. S. (twice), one pape, obi. i2mo. Feb.-
Apr., 1718. Certifying to the marriage of John Logan and Mary
Stevens and to that of John Clark and Elizabeth Hutchinson.
LM(2io)$3i.oo.
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Medical Recipes in English, French, and Italian, collected on the
continent by Sir James Lindsay, MS., 123 leaves (8x6 in.).
Late sixteenth century. Bound, sm. 4to, orig. mor., back and sides
entirely covered with a semee of monograms, a double C, a
double M, and a double B, alternating with seals of Solomon;
on each side the name "iacqves . de . lyndsay . chevallier" and the
initials "S. I. L." [Sir James Lyndsay] ; lower down Spanish
mottoes: "Hazienda puede fortuna quitar mas noel (sic) animo,"
and "Con 'trabaios se mantienen animos generosos" (eighteenth
century Lothian bookplate). LL( 24) $1100.00.
Meissonier (E.). A. L. S., with portrait and orig. etching, The Re-
porting Sergeant. TTa (212) $10.00.
Melville (Herman). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Lansingburgh, June 6,
1846. To W. L. Marcy. Apparently on behalf of his late brother,
Ganscvoort. I (132) $160.00.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Felix). A. L. S., in French. Leipsic. 4
February, 1841. With portrait. TTa(2i3)$ii.oo.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Berlin, Dec. 28, 1843. To Karl Friedrich
Kistncr, music-publisher in Leipzig; with address. LM(3O3)
$12.00.
Middleton (Arthur), p. S., one page, obi. 8vo. March i, 1776.
Certificate that William Brown was a captain in the second regi-
ment of riflemen in the provincial service. Signed also by Thomas
Heyward. Henry Laurens, and 5 other members of the military
committee of the Provincial Congress of South Carolina. R(i43)
$825.00.
Millet (Jean Francois). A. L. SM 3 pp., I2mo. Barbizon, Oct. 28,
1867. To T. Silvestrc. W( 244) $9.00.
Mills (Robert). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Phila., Jan. 28, 1814. To
Thomas Jefferson. Soliciting his influence with Madison to ob-
tain Mills' appointment as surveyor of public buildings. W(245)
$12.50.
Mitchell (S. Weir). A. L. S., 3 pp., umo. Bar Harbor, July 3Oth,
1898. He would like to make an exchange of a copv of "Hugh
Wynne," with dedication, for a letter of Margaret Shippen as
he is collecting autographs of "all who figure in .my story." LM
(304)$i3.oo.
Monckton (Robert). 2 A. L. S., 5 pp., fol. and 410. Fort Cum-
berland, Nov. 24. 1755 and London, March 25, 1768. First letter
bids farewell to Thomas Hancock on his starting for Nova
Scotia; the second seeks a major's commission for his brother
in place of Major Horatio Gates, who desired to resign. \V(34O)
$20.00.
Monroe (James). 2 A. L. S.. 2 pp., fol. and 4to. June 16, 1791
and June 2, 179-'. To Henry Tazewell. Both letters relate to
his appointment on a board to revise the laws of Virginia. I
(260) $18.00.
A. L. S., 10 lines, one page, 4to. May u, 1792. To Tench Coxe,
second page cover addressed. Memorandum for notes payable to
Mr. Coxe. C(io8)$i6.oo.
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A. L. S., one page, 4to. May 14, 1792. To Tench Coxe. On
money matters. BB(i67)$ii.oo.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Phila., April 23, 1794. Giving a list of
Phila. newspapers, their quality and political attitudes; and an
account of the opposition in the Senate to the appointment of John
Jay as envoy to England. I (261) $47.50.
—A. L. S., one page, 4to. Richmond, Mar. 17, 1800. Asks for a
loan of $500. or $1,000. LM(88)$9.so.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Madrid, May 26, 1805. To Mr. Taze-
well. "Our negotiation with this gov't has failed, owing to its
indisposition to meet us on anything like just ground," etc. I
(265) $20.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Condon, Nov. 26, 1805. To Mr. Tazewell.
On the critical state of affairs in England, giving the English and
American points of view as to trade with foreign colonies, and
the precedent England was endeavoring to establish in interna-
tional law. I (266) $25.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., May 20, 1811. To L. W. Tazewell.
Franked. Concerning a French ship which, it was suspected,
had been burned by her captain. I(272)$i7.5O.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Wash., June 12, 1814. [To L. W. Taze-
well.] Relating to a conspiracy between Admiral Cockburn and
a Mr. Gobert, an American citizen, to drain the country of specie
by means of drafts on London. Margins frayed, injuring a few
words. I (273) $40.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., March 26, 1815. To L. W. Taze-
well. "The allegation in my letter to our ministers at Ghent,
founded on a communication from Judge Tucker with an affi-
davit of Capt'n Williams & on other evidence, that a shameful
trafic was carried on in the W. Indies by the sale of our negroes
taken by the British forces, has excited much feeling in England,"
etc. I (274) $27.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., Dec. 16, 1815. [To L. W. Taze-
well.] "A very strong suspicion is entertained that Spain has
ceded Florida, including \V[est] Fflorida], and even Louisiana,
to G. Britain. It is supposed that the cession was made, before
pur peace, & accepted by Engl'd. as an instrument of annoyance
in the war," etc. I (275) $37.50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Oak Hill, Feb. I. 1826. Recipient* not
named. With reference to additional views of his claims and his
conduct in connection with both of his missions to Europe. With
fragmentary A. Notes. Together 2 pieces. I(i3f>)$22.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Oak Hill. May 3. 1827. Recipient unnamed.
Telling of his missions abroad, especially of that to the British
Government in company with Mr. Pinkney for the purpose of
arranging a treaty with them, he explains that he and Pinkney
signed a treaty whjch did not provide against the impressment of
American seamen, contrary to their express instructions, because
they considered that treaty as alternative to war. I(i37)$3".5O.
L. S., 4 pp.. fol. Department of State, March 20, 1813. To John
Mitchell. Instructions to Mitchell, official in charge of exchange
of prisoners of war. Repaired at fold. NO (252) $25.00.
Montague (C. E.). MS., "Right Off the Map," signed, about 550
pp., 4to. In mor. case. JK (311) $75.00.
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Montague (Mrs. Elizabeth). Autograph Draft or Copy of a Letter
to Mrs. Thrale, 3 pp., 4to. n.p., n.d. [about 1791]. On Boswell's
Life of Johnson. ZZ( 205) $25.00.
Montgomery (Archibald). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. To Mr. John
Zuill (Boston). Kingston, April 26, 1762. "These two months
last past there has been an embargo on all vessels, we being ap-
prehensive of a visit from the Spaniards our neighbours, which
now is intirely removed by a reinforcement we lately received from
Admiral Rodney." With a French translation made May I2th,
1762, the letter having been intercepted and the carrier captured
by a French frigate. AA(Q2)$i5.oo.
Moore (George). MS., 9 pp. of "Esther Waters," numbered "11-
19." Many alterations and deletions, fol. In 2 cl. cases. CC
(3i4)$35-00.
Morgan (George). A. L. S., il/2 pp., fol. Fort Pitt, Aug. 23,
1777. To Brig. Gen. Edward Hand. Submits a scheme for the
reorganization and regularity of commissary arrangements of the
frontier troops. LM(2i3)$28.oo.
Morley (Christopher D.). MS. for "The Saturday Review," en-
titled "Comments," 7 pp. — 6 pp. in autograph, one typewritten —
4to. R( 277) $22.50.
MS. of "Granules from an Hour-Glass," for "The Saturday Re-
view," 9 pp., 4to, signed. This MS. includes his essay, "On Time,"
which is typewritten, with autograph corrections. R (274) $30.00.
Typed MS., "In Modern Dress," for "The Saturday Review,"
signed, 6 pp., 4to. Many autograph corrections. R(28o)$27.5O.
MS. of "Powders of Sympathy," for "The Saturday Review," in-
cluding a few typewritten passages, signed, 9 pp., 4to. R(275)
$30.00.
Autograph and Typewritten MS., an untitled contribution to the
"Saturday Review," relating to epitaphs on the Model T Ford,
"The Detached Observer," etc., 6 pp., 4to. R (282) $22.50.
Morris (Gouverneur). D. S., fol. June 25th, 1776. Inlaid. Signed
receipt for reimbursement for monies paid out by the Secret Com-
mittee of the Provincial Congress. X(n)$io.oo.
Morris (Lewis). A. D. S., one page, fol. N.Y., Dec. 31, 1784.
His bill to the State of X.Y. for services as a Brig. Gen. of N.V.
military forces during the Revolution. LM(24)$72.5O.
Printed D. S.. one page, obi. 8vo. March 22, 1788. Receipt for
£36. payment for attendance, as a Member, in the Senate of the
State of N.Y. Signed also by Pierre Van Cortlandt. 1(139)
$55-00.
Morris (Robert). A. L. S.. 3 pp., 4to. Richmond, Dec. 22, 1787.
On business matters. X(jj)$2o.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Richmond, Jan. 5, 1788. To Wm. Turn-
bull. Business letter. 00(425) $10.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Phila., Dec. 14, 1789. To Hon. S. Hoi-
ton, Esq., at Trenton, N.J. HH( 113) $17.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Phila., Dec. 5th, 1790. To Mr. Walter
Stone, with address. LM(27)$i2.oo.
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Morris (Robert) — Continued.
- A. L. S., 4to. Phila., Jan. 25th, 1799. To Mr. Thomas Morris
with address. On money affairs. LM(23)$i2.oo.
- L. S., one page, 4to. Office of Finance, July 16, 1782. To Wil-
liam Whipple. Stressing the importance of obtaining the revenues
required by Congress, urging against "the folly of specific supplies
and taxes." NO (255) $19.00.
- L. S., one page, 4to, mounted. Office of Finance, July 21, 1783.
To Benjamin Harwood, Receiver for Maryland. 66(169) $8.00.
- D. S., one page, 4to. N.Y., April 20, 1785. Petition seeking a
grant from the State of N.Y. of lands within the counties of
Washington and Montgomery, a tract of some 100,000 acres. NO
(256) $10.00.
- D. S., one page, obi. 4to. Phila., July 18, 1785. Promissory
note for $10,000 drawn by John Nicholson, Morris's partner in
land development schemes. Endorsed by Morris. Bears a nota-
tion signed by Joseph Hopkinson, John Hallowell, and Thomas
Cumston, to the effect that the document had been "exhibited to us
under the Commission of Robert Morris, Philadelphia, 26th Au-
gust, A. D. 1801." HH(ii4)$8.oo.
- D. S., obi. 4to. Phila., June 20, 1795. His promissory note for
$10,000 issued to John Nicholson. With protest paper sworn to
and signed by Peter Lohra, June 13, 1798. LM(29)$i4.oo.
Morris (Robert) and Franklin (Benjamin). L. S., i}A pp., fol.
Phila., Oct. 23, 1776. To Arthur Lee. Official notification of his
appointment as Commissioner to France. HH(69)$6io.oo.
Motley (John Lothrop). A. L. S., 28 pp., 8vo. Vienna, Sept. 28,
1862. To John Stuart Mill, with addressed envelope. Dealing
entirely with the American Civil War, a presentation of the case
of the North against the slaveholders and of the attitude of the
U.S. against Great Britain at the beginning of the War. With
typed transcript. X N ( 1 85 ) $62.50.
Moultrie (William). L. S., one page, 410. Charlestown, May <jrd.
1770. To Gen. Lincoln. Giving detailed information as to the
position of the enemy. Endorsed on back in Gen. Lincoln's hand.
Moylan (Stephen). A. L. S., one page. 4to. Blands, 7th of July,
1777. To Col. Dayton at Elizabethtown, with address leaf.
Silked. QQ(3i9)$io.oo.
Murat (Joachim Napoleon), King of Naples. A. L. S., one page.
8vo. Paris, u Pluviose, An 8 [Feb. i. i8oo|. To General
Lee 1 is. Referring to the Italian Legion. KK( 73) $10.00.
Muster Roll of St. Anne's Battalion, Tower-Hamlets Volunteers,
1811-1812. MS. London, 1811-12. Hound, 8vo, cont. mor., g.e.
over painting picturing the Tower of London; clasps. In cl.
case. Y Ya ( i o i ) $40.00.
Myers (A. C.). Confederate Quarter-master General. A. L. S.. 2
pp., 4to. Richmond, July 30, 1861. To General Twigg*.. De-
scribing the Battle of Bull Run. BB( 172) $9.00.
Napoleon I. A. N. S., 2 lines, written on the margin of an A. L. S.,
2 pp., fol., May 8, 1805, of Gen. Salligny. I(i4i)$8.oo.
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Napoleon I — Continued.
L. S., fol. Nice, 27 Thermidor [1793]. To Representative Sali-
ceti. Refuses 25,000 livres, so as not to be under obligation.
Sends a plan of the Gulf of Juan. Signed "Buonaparte." B
(252) $42.50.
L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Paris, Sept. 28, 1802. To the Minister of War.
With Instructions to Gen. Ney to remove to Geneve and take
command there. Also on other movements and commands of the
Army in Egypt and elsewhere. With portrait, framed. 6(251)
$80.00.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. St. Polten, May 9, 1809. Signed "Napoleon."
Ordering the Due d'Auerstadt to march from Lentz to Molk, etc.
B (247) $42.50.
L. S., 2 pp., fol. Schonbrurin, June 24, 1809. Ordering the
execution of 3 persons who had assaulted and wounded a French
Gendarme, forced a French Patrol and delivered 60 Austrian
Prisoners; also ordering trial of inhabitants of Vienna, in whose
charge 2 cannons were discovered after the disarmament. B
(246) $5 1. oo.
L. S., one page, 4tp. Paris, April 3, 1810. Unaddressed. "Je
ne differe point a informer Votre Majeste que 1'Acte civil de
mon mariage avec 1'Archiduchesse Marie Louise d'Autriche a etc
arrete et signe a S. Cloud le premier de ce mois et que les cere-
monies religieuses ont eu lieu le lendemain dans ma Chapelle
Imperiale du Louvre. Je ne doute point qu'elle ne partage la
joie que je ressens par suite d'un evenement aussi interessant pour
ma Mai son Imperiale et pour le bonheur de mes Peuples," etc.
Signed "Napoleon." A line has been lightly drawn through the
signature. JK (3 17) $170.00.
L. S., 4to, Paris, Jan. 16, 1811. Signed "Nap." Military letter,
to his cousin. B(249)$27.oo.
L. S., one page, 4to. Caen, May 25, 1811. To Marshall Berthier.
With portrait by Debucourt, 1807, col. by hand. KK(77)$23.oo.
L. S., one page, 4to. St. Cloud, April 9, 1813. To the Duke of
Ragusa. [Translation:] "From the I5th to the i8th, let your ist
and 3d divisions rest upon Fulda, and your 2d upon Vach. Take
immediately afterwards your position upon the heights of Eisen-
ach, in such manner as to place there your corps, and to com-
mand the plain," etc. Signed "Napoleon." GG(6i) $37.50.
L. S. "Nap." 3 pp., 4to. Dresden, July 9, 1813. Disapproving or-
ders of his brother Joseph, King of Spain, for the distribution of
provisions in the Army, and instructing his correspondent to re-
gard the orders as non-existent, etc. HH(ii5)$4O.oo.
Autograph Correction, 4 lines, on a page of Las Cases' MS. of
"Sur les Campagnes d'ltalie." [St. Helena, 1816.] Napoleon
has run his pen through 8 lines of the MS., and has substituted
4 lines. Beneath, Las Cases has written [translation] : "Correc-
tion on the Italian campaigns from the hand of Napoleon, at St.
Helena. Given to Mr. Maron by the Count de Las Cases. Passy,
18 June, 1823." GG (62) $50.00.
Endorsement (6 lines in hand of a secretary) signed "Bonaparte,"
on A. L. S., (one page, foolscap) of Gen. Caviois in regard to a
Memorial to M. Courant. Paris, 15 Messidor, An 9 [July 3,
1801.] Also endorsed by Gen. Berthier and signed by him, "B."
With portrait. KK(75)$22.oo.
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Napoleon I — Continued.
D. S., vellum, one page, obi. fol. Signed "Bonaparte." Paris,
dix-huit Thermidor, Tan huit. Ordering a salute in honor of
the bravery of Citizen Tanniere. Signed also by Carnot and
Maret. Framed, with portrait. NN(i88) $17.50.
D. S., large fol., vellum, Year Eleventh of the Republic. Military
Order. B(248)$i5.oo.
D. S., parchment, roy. obi. 4to, with ilium. Coat-of-arms. Paris,
Dec., 1809. Creating Marechal Macdonald Due de Tarente.
Framed. B (250) $200.00.
D. S. "N," Endorsement of a military report signed by Marshal
Soult, one page, fol. 31 mars, 1815. With D. S. by the Empress
Josephine, one page, obi. I2mo. St. Cloud, 18 juillet, 1807.
Framed (20x34 in.) with engraved portraits, after H. Buguet.
CC(i37)$30.oo.
Collection of 43 A. L. S. and L. S. of his Marshals and Generals.
Mostly war letters, nearly all accompanied by portraits. B(252a)
$260.00.
Legg (J.). A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo. Prospect Hall, St. Helena,
March 14, 1817. To Sir Thomas Reed, Secretary to Sir Hudson
Lowe, Governor of St. Helena. "Seeing my name mentioned in
... an extract from Doctor Warden's pamphlet . . . with some
ludicrous remarks on my conversations with Bonaparte, beg to
relate to you, word for word what passed. . . ." Here follows
an intimate and detailed account of the visit of Napoleon, Las
Cases and Gourgaud to Legg. Continues "Am astonished Doctor
Warden should assert such falsities," etc. KK (78) $10.50.
Napoleon II, King of Rome. MS., an Exercise in French style,
mentioning an Italian Translation jus't made by him, about 250
words, in French, 2 pp., 4to, from a note book. B( 254) $33.00.
Nathan (George Jean). MS., "O'Neill's Finest Play," in pencil,
signed twice, 32 pp., 4to. Many emendations. With a copy of
The American Mercury for Aug., 1927, in which the article ap-
peared. II(333)$7-50.
Nelson (Horatio, Lord). A. L. S., 2 pp., 410. Palermo, Nov. 29,
1799. To Capt. Ball, chief of the Maltese. Telling of the receipt
of money from the King of Sicily for the relief of the Maltese,
and asking Capt. Ball to secure the same amount from the gov-
ernments of Great Britain and Russia. Signed "Bronte Nel-
son/' Inlaid to 4to, with 10 portraits and illustrations, and bound
tooled roan. EF( 791) $80.00.
4 A. L. S. to Lady Hamilton, March 10, Aug. 7 and 24, 1801.
and n.d. Also A. L. S. of Lady Nelson to Lady Hamilton, Dec.
4 [1804], A. L. S. of Lady Hamilton to Lady Nelson, n.d., and
A. L. S. of Sir William Hamilton to Cadell, publisher. Together
7 letters, mounted, with portraits, and bound, 4to, tooled seal-
skin, g.e. 6(255) $500.00.
D. S., one page, fol. Dec. 11, 1796. Certificate for provisions.
"These are to certify that my broad Pendant as Commodore and
Commander of a detached Squadron of His Majestys Ships and
Vessels employed in the Mediterranean, was flying on Board His
Majestys Ship Captain . . ." GG(64)$i5.oo.
D. S., 3 pp., fol. Dated "On Board the Victory off Toulon,
AUTOGRAPHS AND MANUSCRIPTS 565
Nelson (Horatio, Lord) — Continued.
October 5, 1803." Naval orders during the blockade of the
French Fleet. Signed "Nelson & Bronte." BB(i7s)$2i.oo.
Nelson (Thomas). Printed and written D. S., one page, obi. 8vo.
Jan. 30, 1773. Draft. I (284) $27.50.
Newton (A. Edward). Typed MS., "Books and Business," 11 pp.,
fol. With Typed L. S., transmitting MS. to his publisher, Mr.
Walter Klinefelter. Numerous corrections throughout, presum-
ably in Mr. Newton's hand. In orig. envelope. 0(386) $26.00.
Newton (Urson N.). MS., Diary of an overland trip from Madison
Valley, Montana Ter., to San Diego, Cal., March 24, 1869, to Jan.
I, 1870, 100 pp., written in pencil in pocket diary, 3x7 in. In
worn leath. case. 00(458) $30.00.
Nicola (Gen. Lewis). A. L. S., one page, 4to, mounted and inlaid.
Fishkill, June 27, 1782. To Gen. Hand. On the defence of the
Hudson. R ( 123) $42.50.
Nicolls (Sir Richard). D. S., one page, 4to. N.Y., April 30, 1667.
Confirmation of a deed for land in Albany sold to Barent Myn-
dertsen. Signed also by Matthias Nicolls, Secretary to the Gov-
ernor. Repaired at folds. I(i44)$32.5o.
D. S., 2 pp., fol. N.Y., Aug. 13, 1668. Deed to land in Albany
confiscated from Pieter van Aalen, a Dutch subject, and sold
to Capt. Thomas Willett for merchandise and beaver skins.
Signed also by Matthias Nicolls. I (145) $32.50.
Nightingale (Florence). A. L. S., 6 pp., 8vo. Hampsted, Oct. 21,
1861. "I have never ceased during one waking hour since my
return to England 5 years ago labouring for the welfare of the
Army at home as I did abroad . . ." GG (65) $19.00.
Officium in Electione novi Abbatis cum Forma Resignationis,
etc. "Conscriptus per me Joannem Syellium Ecclesiasten in
Mertzweylerz, anno, 1557," MS. on 12 leaves vellum, with an
extra leaf containing a statement by the Abbot of Newcastle of
the Newcastle Monastery. Bound, sm. 4to, bds. AA(Q3)$i2.5o.
Ohio Company. D. S., Marietta Land Grant signed by Rufus Put-
nam, Griffin Greene, and Robert Oliver, one page, fol. March
8, 1797- BB(i8o)$io.oo.
Olive Branch Petition. See Congress.
Orderly Books. 3 MS. Orderly Books written by Capt. Henry
Knight, Aide-de-camp to Lord Howe, from Sept. 26, 1776, to
June 2, 1777, with entries for first 15 days in another hand. Over
300 pp., covering Gen. Howe's Campaign in Westchester, the
Battle of White Plains, Capture of Fort Washington, Capture of
General Lee, the New Jersey Campaign, and the Battles of Tren-
ton and Princeton. See auction catalogue for detailed descrip-
tion. Interleaved with blotting paper and bound, 3 vols., obi. 8vo,
cont. cf. (2 covers loose, one vol. shaken, clasps missing). R
(353)$i400.oo.
MS. Orderly Book kept at Headquarters of Brig. Gen. Woodford,
at various encampments in N.J. and Pa., May 8-Sept. 12, 1777;
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Orderly Books — Continued.
280 pp., covering the New Jersey Campaign. See auction cata-
logue for detailed description. Entries, with a few exceptions,
are in hand of Benjamin Day, Major Adjutant. Bound, 4to, bds.,
vel. backstrip, leath. corners (fly leaf bears notations : "Benjamin
Day. General Woodford's Brigade, May 8, 1777. Bought in
Phila." and "Presented to Reuben Miller, Esq., by R. H. Lewis
who took it from a Confederate soldier in 1864."). BC(s)$46o.oo.
Otis (James) and Warren (James). D. S., 4 pp., fol. Legal sum-
mons. BB ( 182) $8.00.
Paca (William). A. L. S., one page, fol. Feb. 1772. To Thomas
Janvier. Sending the records of a club to which he belonged.
Mounted. W ( 343 ) $27.50.
A. D. S. (twice), one page, 4to. Sept. 6, 1791. Also signed by
several others. LM (31) $23.00.
Signature cut from bottom of a letter, dated Jan. 15, 1790. BB
(183) $8.00.
Paine (Thomas). A. L. S., one page, obi. 4to. f Phila., about
March, 1781.] To Robert Morns. Concerning material to be
used to inspire public confidence — material which was published in
No. 10 of "The Crisis," Oct.. 1781. "I shall get out a piece to-
morrow on the King of England's Speech, . . . and shall follow
it with another piece in the next week's papers on the subject of
Revenue," etc. \V( 344) $95.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. X[ew] Rochelle, March 28, 1806. Re-
cipient unnamed. Soliciting an answer to former letters (top
margin imperfect). I (146) $37.50.
Pattison (James). MS., Copy in his hand of "Articles of Con-
federation and Perpetual Union, entered into by the Delegates of
the Several Colonies of New Hampshire, etc., in General Congress
meeting at Phila., May loth. 1775," 8 pp., fol. 1775. J(i5i)
$18.00.
Same as the preceding. QQ(343)$n.oo.
MS., entitled "Occurrences since the Sailing of the December
Packet [1779]." J(i52)$2i.oo.
A. L. S., 4 PP-. fol. X.Y.. Nov. 14, 1778. To Lord Viscount
Townshend. Report on military matters. P(i37;$25.5o.
Payne (John Howard). MS., Transcript of 2 stanzas of "Home,
Sweet Home/' signed and dated "Cincinnati, Dec. 3, 1834," writ-
ten in a 4to Autograph Album belonging to Miss Harriet E.
Drake. Laid in is a cut signature of Payne. \V( 347) $210.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Paris. Oct. 19, 1822. To Henry R. Bishop.
Sending the MS. of one of his operas to the composer, and re-
ferring to the casting and production of this and of "The Two
Galley Slaves." W( 345) $25.00.
A. L. S.f 3 pp., 4to. London, July 15, 1831. Appeal, to an un-
known correspondent, for financial help. W (346) $135.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Paris, Nov. 20, 1846. To J. G. Bennett.
Invitation to an entertainment. BB( 185) $15.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. N.Y.. Dec. 9, 1847. To the Hon. W. L.
Marcy. Regarding his unmerited dismissal as Consul to Tunis
and proposing himself as candidate for other governmental work
in Barbary. I (148) $12.00.
AUTOGRAPHS AND MANUSCRIPTS 567
Payne (John Howard) — Continued.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. N.Y., Aug. 23, 1848. To the Hon. W. L.
Marcy. Regarding some books which the writer is returning and
inquiring about the possibility of a government position in Tripoli.
I (149) $10.00.
Peale (Charles Wilson). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Lancaster, March
7, 1811. To his son, Raphaelle Peale, introducing John Tod, a
benefactor of the Phila. Museum. With A. L. S. by Raphaelle
Peale, 3 pp., 4to (torn), Phila., Nov. 25, 1798, to his father;
together 2 pieces. W( 249) $50.00.
Peale (Rembrandt). 12 A. L. S., together 19 pp., i2mo and 4to.
v.p., 1846-57. To Asher B. Durand and others. Discussions of
his and his father's portraits of Washington. Included are copies
of letters between Charles Wilson Peale and Martha Washington,
relating to miniatures, etc. W(25i)$62.so.
See also Washington (George).
Penn (William). Fragment of an A. L., inlaid, 8vo, about 50 words.
BB(i87)$8.oo.
1). S., one page, obi. fpl., on parchment. March i, 1681. Deed
for 500 acres of land in Pennsylvania to Roger Berk. R(i44)
$80.00.
D. SM one page, fol. August 20, 1681. Deed transferring 500
acres of land in Pennsylvania to Israel Brench, in consideration
of the sum of ten pounds. (Strengthened at folds). NN(i97)
$3-2-50.
D. S., one page, fol. April 21, 1682. With wax seal. Receipt for
£100 in payment for 5000 acres of land in Pennsylvania. LM
(223) $75.00.
D. S., one page, obi. 8vo. 1683. To Ephraim Hermann. Order
to survey land in Newcastle. Worn, few words and part of sig-
nature injured. GG (00) $12.50.
Pepperrell (Sir William). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Piscataqua in
New England, Dec. 20, 1725. To John Stafford. Ordering sup-
plies for the fishery in which he was engaged. BB(i88)$n.oo.
Pepys (Samuel). L. S., one page, fol. Derby House, Feb. n, 1673.
Giving a description of "One Cusack an Irishman," who was
wanted "for Several Villanous facts by him Committed in Ire-
land." GG (67) $27.50.
Perry (Oliver H.). A. L. S., one page, 4to. U.S.S. Java, Navy
Yard, New York, Oct. 9, 1815. To Robert Wharton, Mayor of
Philadelphia. "I am highly honored Sir by the notice which the
Citi/ens of Philadelphia have taken of my conduct, and shall
ever cherish the recollection of it with gratitude." GG(68)$55.oo.
Pershing (John). L. S. France, August 27, 1918. Referring to the
men of the American Expeditionary Forces, he expects that the
Fourth Liberty Loan will be oversubscribed. With portrait.
TTa(i88) $10.00.
Pickens (Andrew). L. S., 4 pp., fol. Camp, Enoree River, So.
Carolina, April 8, 1781. To Gen. Greene. GG( 245) $17.50.
Pickens (Francis W.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. To Maj. (Jen. Schvie
chic. Head Quarters, Jan. i, 1861. HI(207)$g.oo.
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Pickering (Timothy). 2 A. L. S., 4to. Trenton, Nov. 6, 1797 and
Oct. 17, 1798. To Samuel Hodgdon. With franked addresses. In
poor condition. HH( 126) $36.00.
L. S., one page, '410. Phila., Dec. 24, 1798. To J. L. Cathcart,
U.S. Consul at Tripoli. Asking for precise information of the
naval and military forces of Tripoli, their equipment, stores, etc.
BB(i9i)$9.oo.
Pickett (George E.). A. L. S., 2 pp., sm. 8vo. Written on South-
ern Telegraph Companies form, to Gen. C. T. Beauregard, April
29, 1864. About information brought in by spies. HI (206) $20.00.
Pinckney (Charles C.). A. L. S., one page, fol. Ashley River, Oct.
21, 1782. To Gen. Greene. Sending his opinion on a question
proposed to a council of officers, apparently concerning an attack
on Charleston. Torn at fold. GG (246) $8.00.
Piozzi (Hester Lynch). A. L. SM 4 pp., 4to. Tenby, Aug. 3, 1802.
To Mrs. Pennington. In a hf. mor. case. Describes the scenery
of South Wales and Tenby and expresses the hope that Lord
Nelson will be struck by it if he comes with the Hamiltons as
expected ; refers also to Napoleon Bonaparte, Hannah More, Miss
Edgeworth, and others. EF( 815) $27.50.
Poe (Edgar Allan). A. X. S., one page, i6mo. N.Y., Jan. 10,
1846. To R. Leighton, Jr. In reply to a request for his auto-
graph. \V(348)$i25.oo.
Poe (Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold). A. L. in third person, one page, obi.
8vo. [Norfolk, about Sept., iKn.J I(285)$io.oo.
Polk (James K.). A. L. S.. one page, 4to. Wash., Jan. 18, 1828.
To L. W. Tazewell. Asking him to secure information con-
cerning the execution of a militiaman in Norfolk in the War of
1812. I (286) $20.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. June i, 1846. To the Secretary of War.
Sending him the Proclamation of the Governor of Tennessee re-
lating to the rendezvous of the militia. With pencilled note by
Marcy, initialed by him. on back. 1(151 ) $30.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Bedford Springs." Aug. 23, 1848. To Wil-
liam L. Marcy. "Private." Regarding an appointment of John
McKeon to an office. Kudoses a news clipping (attached). I
(152) $32.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., Oct. 17. 1848. To L. W. Tazewell.
Complying with a request to transfer Lieut. Bradford from a
distant station to Norfolk. I (287) $27.00.
D. S., as President. Wash.. 2Qth Dec., 1846. "Authori/ing Ben-
jamin A. Bidlack to conclude a treaty of Commerce with the
Republic of New Granada." C(2i3)$8~5O.
Pompadour (Jeanne Antoinette, Marquise de). A. L., i6mo.
Dec. 4, 1763. To the Duchess of Fitzjames a Toulouse; \yith
address. Laid down. "Do not fear, Madame, the wicked tricks
played on Mons de Fitzjames, he has followed the King's orders,
assure him that he will not be abandoned." B( 257) $8.50.
Poniatowski (Jozef Anton). 1). S.. one page, foolscap, in Polish.
Warsaw, April 3, 1810. To sergeant Stanislaw Borodzicza.
With portrait. KK(87)$i7oO.
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Pope (Alexander). A. L. S., one page, I2mo. n.p., n.d. Inviting
his correspondent to dine and concluding with a comment upon
"the little evils we must all expect in the course of this world."
Framed with portrait. 0(246) $25.00.
Porter (William Sydney, "O. Henry")- A. L. S. "O. Henry," 3
pp., 8vo. N.Y., June 24, n.y. To Mr. Gallup. "I do not think
there is a photo of myself to be found in New York, I never had
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Problemas de Astronomia, y varias otras proposiciones ; aplicado
todo a la Navegacion. Recopiladas por D. Jose Ignacio de Sierra,
sequndo Piloto de la Ri Armada. MS., 85 pp., 4to. Ano. de
1780. Watercolor of British and Spanish ships in action super-
imposed above title, and folding diagrams. In orig. vel. binding.
QQ( 323) $30.00.
Proctor (Bryan W.). MS. of "Song, After Labour," one page,
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Psalter in Latin. MS., Psalter, according to the Roman version,
with occasional Gallican readings, on vellum, 88 leaves (12x9
in.), 24 lines to the page, several large initials and headlines;
written in uncial letters, certainly in England and possibly at
Canterbury, in the eighth century (leaves missing: Ps. I-IX, 9;
IX, 30— XXXI, 3: XXXVI. 15-38; L, 20— LII. 6; XCIV, 6—
CI, y: CIX, i — CXI, 4). Between the lines are Anglo-Saxon
and Latin glosses, in several hands of the ninth and eleventh cen-
turies (published by K. Brock as an appendix to the 1880 edition
of the "BlicklinR Homilies," pp. 251-363) the earlier in red, the
later in black. Bound before the Psalter (as described by Brock)
is a 3-leaf calendar written in a fourteenth century hand. At
the end of the book are 2 leaves, the first bearing, on its first
page, extracts from the Gospels in Latin, the other leaf bearing
names of several clerks of the City of Lincoln, England. In
the fifteenth century a calendar was added at the beginning and
a number of members of the Lincoln corporation from 1505 to
if»35 have written their names on various pages. City of Lincoln-
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than 200 pp., also initials in gold and color. About 1310. 7 full-
page paintings, a number of smaller miniatures in initials, and
some 400 groups in lower margins, each explained by inscriptions
and scrolls. Various English coats of arms in borders. Down
to leaf 90 every page is decorated with large or small miniatures,
a small painting at foot of each column of text, gilt and col. titles
to each Psalm, borders, col. bands in text, etc. From leaves 91
to 114 the decoration is merely outlined or sketched in, with parts
of the coloring. From leaf 115 to the end the spaces for the
paintings and initials have remained blank. An inscription of
about the year 1400, on fly leaf, states that this MS. was written
and illuminated by John Tikytt (or, possibly, Tikyll), prior of
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tinghamshire. England). Bound, fol., old mor., about 1/90, by
Scott of Edinburgh (signature "Ancram" on several pp.). This
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Ilium. MS., Selection from the Psalms, on \ellum, 152 leaves,
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MS., Psalterium votivum orclinatum per ferias, scilicet quod quili-
cet laycus possit dicere feriam suam in suo die, 187 leaves of
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1500. Bound, sm. 4to, orig. vol.. cord fasteners (some leaves
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Putnam (Israel). L. S., one page, fol. Princeton, Feb. Jo, 1777.
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troops to Princeton. Worn at fold. \V(35O)$i3O.oo.
Quakers. MS. Certificate of Rcmo\al. Folio, 1700. Issued from
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MS. Certificates of Removal. 2 pieces, 4to, one issued from Rad-
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MS., 4 pp., fol.. n.p., n.d. [1780], "Extracts from the Minutes of
our Yearly Meeting for Pennsylvania. New -Jersey, Delaware
and the Western Parts of Maryland and Virginia, held in Phila.
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Rafinesque (C. S.). MS., 13 -pp., fol., signed "C. S. Rafinesque,"
and dated "1833:" being an article on the similarity and com-
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North America and those of the Chinese — with particular refer-
ence to the Louisiana and Florida tribes, the Ozages, and the
Linapi tribes — listing in all some 200 signs and symbols. YY
(I55)$i7.50.
Randall (James R.). MS., one stanza of Poem "Maryland! My
Maryland!" one page, I2mo. Framed. W(35i)$i5.oo.
Randolph (Peyton). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Feb. 5, 1775, on the
power and duties of committees appointed to preserve the liberties
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Permit for the British Privateer "Resolution" to go to Cedar
Point to receive a ransom for the schooner "Rosy," and a Mem-
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Raphael. Concluding page of an A. L. S., one page, fol. Rome, un-
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paired. W (352 ) $30.00.
1). S., 4to. n.p., Dec. 3ist, 1782. A Capias. LM(32)$io.so.
Reed (Joseph). A. L. S., one page, fol., second leaf inlaid. Head
Quarters, July 15, 1770. To the Commanding Officer of the
Troops at Bergen. "The General [Washington] is much sur-
pri/ed to learn that Gentries & Guard are not kept on Bergen
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Revolutionary War. MS., Chart in pen-and-ink and color, of "The
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America for the Campaign of 1780, Commanded by His Excel-
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made at headquarters at Morristown, giving the name of each
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- MS., Order of Battle and Orders for marching a Brigade, 5 pp.,
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naming the generals of the American army and their commands.
Reynolds (Sir Joshua). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. London, Oct. 2, 1786.
To M. Jansen. Relating to the translation of his "Discourses"
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- A. L. S., in pencil, 2 pp., fol., about 500 words. [Indianapolis.
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- A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Indianapolis. Sept. 11, 1888. To J. "NT.
Matthews. Congratulating him on his new book. BB(2O2)
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James Newton Matthews. Letter of thanks, with compliments,
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- A. L. S., 2 pp., I2mo. n.p.. March 24, 1897. To John Habber-
ton. In mor. frame. 0(251 )$ 12.50.
- A. L. S., one page, Nvo. Boston, Jan. 6. To Mr. Yought.
Framed. I J (129 ) $10.00.
Ripley (R. S.). A. L. S.. 3 pp., 4to. Fort Moultrie, Jan. 7, 1861.
To Gen. Dunnovant. Describes plans for augmenting the fortifi-
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12-line postscript, signed. HI (223) $16.00.
Rittenhouse (David). A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. Dec. 18, 1780. To the
President of the Council of Pennsylvania. On the depreciation
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1 8, 1778. To the President of Congress, acknowledging the re-
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To the General Assembly [of Delaware]. Convening members
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Roosevelt (Theodore). A. L. S., as Civil Service Commissioner,
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Brown. Declining an invitation to speak. "After Congress be-
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- A. L. S.. one page, 8vo, with 3 lines written in. Navy Depart-
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- A. L. S., 2 pp.. 4to. The Outlook, N.Y. July 7, 1912. To Judge
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[To Mrs. Grant Lafarge.] Social invitation. BB( 206) $25.00.
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Coudert. An unpublished statement of Roosevelt's theories and
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War letter, concluding: "I am sure that Mr. \ViIson has not the
slightest intention of using me under any conditions," with first
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Giovanni Bartolomeo Ricciardi. W (357) $17.50.
Rosecrans (W. S.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Cincinnati, O., Dec. 4,
1863. To Gen. T. H. Thomas. HI (226) $8.00.
Rostand (Edmond). A. L. S. With portrait, printed in red. TTa
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Rubenstein (Anton G.). MS., signed, " 'Gliick' : Worte von Faust
Pachler. Musik von Ant. . Rubenstein," 5 pp.. fol. Duet for so-
prano and tenor, with piano accompaniment, by Rubenstein. JK
(367)$37.50.
Rush (Benjamin). A. L. S., large 4to. Phila., April 12, 1762. To
Mr. Enoch Green, with address. Speaking of having been en-
tertained for the past few days by fellow students and Sons of
Nassau Hall. HH( 136) $13.00.
A. L. SM 2 pp., 4to. Phila., July 30, 1779. To his wife, with
address. LM(39>$92.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Phila., July 23, 1795. To Samuel Bayard,
American Agent at London. Thanks Bayard for an account of
the fever epidemic at Granada ; refers to the unpopularity of the
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under my care." X( 11) $12.50.
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Everett, with address. On the treatment of disease, mentions a
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Hon. Ralph Izard, with address. On the subject of Mr. Izard's
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Rutledge (John). A. L. S.t 2 pp., 4to. Sept. 10, 1781. To Gen.
Greene. Congratulating him on the results of the battle of Kutaw
Springs. Stained. GG(25i) $15.00.
St. Clair (Arthur). A. L. S., one page, 4to. West Point, Aug. 22,
1779. Introducing Capt. Van Buren, who had been a long time
a prisoner, and now wanted to sell some rum to the army. Worn
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Salmon, or Salomon (Pierre). MS., Livre stir aucunes secretes,
privees et familliaries demandes faites par le roi Charles VI,
1409, on vel., 266 leaves (10^2x7^ in.). Titles in red, blue,
and gold ink, with spaces reserved for ilium, initials. Signatures
in blue throughout. Leaf 2 begins "doint salut de ame . . ."
Fifteenth century. Bound, sm. fol., rus. leath., about 1790, by
Scott of Edinburgh (eighteenth century Lothian bookplate and,
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Sargent (George H.). Correspondence, a collection of A. L. by
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Edward Newton: a Bibliography." EE (68) $84.00.
Sargent (Winthrop). A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. March 13, 1779. To
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hands; referring, also, to various other matters. LM(239)
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Schuyler (Philip). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Saratoga, Oct. 27,
1776. To Col. Gansevoort, Commanding at Fort George. On
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Duane, Member of Continental Congress. As a result of con-
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Chesapeake, in order to be able to move South or North accord-
ing to the actions of Gen. Clinton when news of French rein-
forcements should arrive, etc. JK (373) $27.50.
A. L. S. (twice, once with initials), 4 pp., fol. N.Y., Feb. 26,
1784. To Stephen Van Rcnsselaer. Relating to the estates of his
youthful son-in-law, mentioning Gen. Abraham Ten Broeck, Alex-
ander Hamilton, etc. With portrait of Gen. Schuyler. QQ(399)
$51.00.
A. L. S., 8 pp., fol. N.Y., Feb. 19, 1786. To Gen. Ten Broeck
and others. On the restoration %of public credit, the issue of
paper money, clanger of strife between the states, and the com-
ing election. I(i6i)$32.5o.
A. L. S., 8 pp., fol. N.Y., March 19. 1786. To Gen. Ten Broeck.
On the progress of the bill in the Senate for issuing paper money,
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county of Albany, etc. I (162) $32.50.
Scipio, Hannibal, Pompey, Cicero. See Vies de Scipion, etc.
Scott (John Morin). A. L. S., one page, fol. N.Y., June n, 1776.
"From the enclosed you will see that you, in conjunction with
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men of the Militia of your County to make a part of three thousand
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solved to strengthen fN.Y. with 13,800] Militia from the differ-
ent Colonies," etc. HH( 138) $16.00.
Scott (Sir Walter). MS., Poem, The Eve of Saint John, a Border
Ballad, 50 four-line stanzas on 15 leaves, 3 being blank (9*4 x
7^/2 in.), obviously a first draft, with many corrections and altera-
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MS., synopsis of one chapter of "The Monastery," one page, obi.
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ume, "The Tale of the Tub." BB(2ii)$2o.oo.
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Guthrie Wright, Esq. Criticizing the attitude of Lord Melville
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A. L. S., one page. 4to. Abbotsford [about 1829]. Mentions
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—A. L. S., one page, 8vo. n.p., n.d. To Mr. Allan. Telling of
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Scott (Winfield). A. L. S.. 4 pp.. 4t<>. To Col. \Vm. J. Worth.
Wash.. April 6, 1840. HI(228)$9.oo.
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Selden (Samuel). L. S., one page, fol. Lyme, July 6. 17/0. To
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directed and ordered by all. that is desirable and precious to free-
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Seward (William H.). MS., Draft, in his hand, of Thanksgiving
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Sharpe (Thomas). A. L. S.. one page, fol. June 13, 1761. To
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Shaw (George Bernard). Typed MS. with autograph corrections.
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SHAW (George Bernard)— Continued.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo, on a post-card. London, July 6, 1918.
To Mr. Bolton Hall of N.Y. A criticism of the latter's "Read-
er's Bible." Also A. L. S., one page, 8yo. Cap d'Antibes, Sept.
3, 1928. To Mr. Bolton Hall, authorizing him to use a revised
version of the previous letter for purposes of publicity. The
revised version is typewritten, with autograph corrections and
signature, on the verso of this letter. Together 2 pieces. In hf.
mor. case. EF( 933) $42.50.
A personal questionnaire, with Shaw's pencilled answers to typed
questions such as : "Type of diet, Hours of work," one page, sm.
4to. Framed, with col. caricature by Claude Lovat Eraser. CC
(33i)$i6.oo.
Shelby (Isaac). A. L. S., one page, fol. Camp on Wattaugo, Wash-
ington County, N.C., Aug. 3, 1781. [To Gen. Greene.] Tells
of completing the Cherokee treaty, and of his advance to aid
Gen. Greene with 700 good riflemen; and asks for instructions.
GG (252)527.50.
Shelley (Mary W.). See Clairmont (C. M. J.).
Shelley (Percy Bysshe). A. L. S. in third person, one page, 4to.
Mar low, Jan. 4, 1818. To Robert Waithman, enclosing a check
for Hone's subscription. JK( 384) $20.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Florence, Dec. 23, 1819. To Messrs. C. &
J. Oilier, with address leaf. Chiefly referring to proofs and revi-
sion of "Prometheus," but beginning "I send you a little poem"
[apparently, the "Ode to the West Wind"]. Upper right-hand
quarter of sheet holed, affecting text of first 7 or 8 lines of each
page. NO (303 ) $200.00.
-A. D. S., Cheque, dated London, March i, 1816. 66(214) $31.00.
Sheridan (Richard Brinsley). 3 A. L. S., v.d. : 2 pp., 4to, Friday
morn near 9, regarding some money at Coutts that he wished to
draw on, "I send Peter [Moore] in a coach for expedition sake."
(Inkstain) ; 2 pp., 4to, April /th, 1793, to Fosbrook, Keeper of
the Drury Lane Theatre Box Office, asking him to lend him 500
pounds, as he had to pay Mr. Cocker immediately. (Small seal
hole) ; and one page, 8vo, Tuesday, probably to Fosbrook, asking
him not to go out of town till Sunday and asking for another 10
pounds, to be repaid on Friday, signed with initials. AA(i59)
$50.00.
Sherman (Roger). A. L. S., one page, obi. 8vo. New Haven,
March 4th, 1786. To John Lawrence, Esq. Treasurer. Framed
and matted with engraved portrait, glazed. X( mm) $25.00.
Sherman (William T.). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Head Qrs. 15 Army
Corps, Camp on Big Reach, Sept. i, 1863. To Gen. J. B. Mc-
Pherson. Referring to the mischief committed by wandering
negroes from the deserted plantations in the vicinity of Vicksburg,
and the appeals of the Southern planters for protection, he sug-
gests that it would be advisable to bring as many of the negroes
as possible into Vicksburg and put the men to work on the forts.
HH(i45)$3i.oo.
A. L. S. (pencil), one page, 4to. Parson Fox's, yl/2 A.M., Feb.
4, [1864]. To Gen. McPherson. Military letter. HI (232)
$11.00.
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- A. L. S., in pencil, il/2 pp., 4to. [Near Resaca,] 12 Midnight,
May 14-15, 1864. To Gen. George H. Thomas. Giving direc-
tions for the disposition of various corps. HH( 144) $14.00.
- A. L. S., 3 pp., 1 2 mo. Headquarters, Military Division of the
Mississippi. In the Field, May 30, 1864. To Major General
Thomas. AB (3O3)$7-5O.
- A. L. S., in pencil, 2 pp., 4to. Camp Joe Davis, Feb. 4, 1865.
To General James McPherson. Military letter. X(nn)$i7.5O.
Shirley (William)! L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Boston, April 3, 1756. To
Lieut. Colonel John Bradstreet. Relating to the Niagara expedi-
tion, instructing Bradstreet to carry on, with all dispatch, his work
of transporting supplies between Schenectady and Oswego. 1
(170) $13.00.
Sierra (Ignacio de). MS., Compendio de Navegacion (Por Ignacio
de Sierra segundo piloto de la Armada real), 78 pp., 4to, with
2 folding diagrams and 7 pp. of tables. Watercolor, Spanish gal-
leons, inset on first page. n.d. [late eighteenth century J. Bound
vel. QQ(uo)$3i.oo.
Signers of the Declaration of Independence. A Collection of 40
A. D. S., D. S., and Signatures, laid down, with portraits, in
an old 4to autograph album, bound hf. mor. LM (45) $310.00.
Smibert (John). A. L. S., 2 pp., 410. Boston, July i, 1743. (Blank
upper portion of first sheet cut away. ) Ordering painting sup-
plies from London : ". . . Lake of the common midling sort about
two guineas, and of good Lake about two guineas more . . ."
Prussian blue, "Cloaths" [canvas], etc., and a large and fine silver
teapot for his wife. \V( 259) $40.00.
Smith (Samuel F.). MS., Transcription of the National Hymn,
"\fy country, — 'tis of thce." 2 pp., 8vo, signed, dated 183^-^3.
With the envelope in which it was sent to Monroe Crannell. i
(1 75) $32.50.
- MS., Stanza of the National Anthem "America," signed, one page,
8vo. Oct. 15, 1886. SS(9o)$8.oo.
- MS., "America," signed and dated May 21, 1892, on 410 sheet,
giving also date 1832, when the poem was originally written. AB
- MS. of "America," signed, 2 pp., 8vo. May 10, 1893. Framed.
EF (964) $22.50.
—MS., *'America," signed, one page. 4to. Mounted and matted
with autograph notes on the author by David Pell Secord. X
( oo) $20.00.
- MS., Poem, "My Country, 'tis of thee," 4 stanzas, one page, fol.
Framed, with portrait. \V(3')2)$37.5O.
Southey (Robert). MS., apparently notes for his "Lives of the
British Admirals," containing many corrections, 27 pp. About
1833-40. Bound, I2mo, hf. mor. EF( 980) $16.00.
Spanish Charters of Privileges, issued by Philip V, Charles III,
Charles IV, and Ferdinand VII, respectively. 4 MSS.. on 33
leaves of vellum; initials and ornamentation in color and gold;
red marginal ruling. Madrid, 1706-70-89-1815. Hound, 4 vols. in
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one, old cf. (corners restored, some leaves misplaced in binding).
CC(ii5)$i6.oo.
Spanish Letter of Nobility (Carte Executoria de Hidalguia) for
Don Miguel Martinez Zapata Sanchez de Moya, and his brother
Don Joseph Martinez Zapata, MS., on 86 leaves of vellum. Large
decorative and historiated initials, some in gold and color, 4 full-
page miniature paintings, and a portrait of Charles III. Dated
at Granada, -March 20, 1782. Bound cont. velvet, g.e. gauffered
(pin-holes of former clasps). NN (229) $25.00.
Stanton (Edwin M.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Wash., Sept. 9, 1861.
To Gen. John A. Dix. Reading in part: "The late attacks on
the Cabinet and especially on the War Office do not appear to
have produced much effect. There is no sign of change." BB
(2i9)$i3.oo.
Stark (John). L. S., one page, 4to. Saratoga, Oct. 15, 1781. Re-
garding the evening's movements. I (177) $36.00.
Stedman (Edmund C.). MS., Poem, "Kearney at Seven Pines,"
four 8-line stanzas, signed, 2 pp., 4to. HI (240) $13.00.
MS., entitled "Walter Savage Landor: A Study," signed, 66 pp.,
4to. Bound, 4to, mor. JK( 389) $50.00.
Steele (Sir Richard). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. [Scotland, about Nov.,
1716.] Relating to the commission on which he was serving for
forfeited estates in Scotland and to personal matters. In hf. mor.
case. EF(986)$7.so.
Stephens (James). MS., Essay, signed, 4 pp., 4to; with a title-
leaf, also signed: "Hate. By James Stephens." Many correc-
tions and deletions. JK(3Q2)$22.5O.
MS., Scenario for adventures of Nera, 5 pp., with title page;
about 15 lines to a page, 8vo. 1918. C (244) $18.00.
Sterne (Laurence). A. L. S., one page, 8vo. [Red Lion Inn, Lon-
don,] n.d. To Theophilus Garencieres, an apothecary of York,
asking for his bill. Tear, affecting a few words, repaired. NN
(237) $255-00.
Steuben (Frederick William, Baron von). MS., probably a draft
of a portion of a letter to some friend in Europe, 18 lines, about
175 words, with several corrections in autograph, one page, 4to.
Written in French. About 1783. Reads, in part (translated) :
"People do not seem to be prepared for anything in this country
. . . Until now our government has had no character," etc. J
(i 77) $40.00.
A. L. S.. 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., Sept. 22, 1788. To his friend and
former Aide, William North. Relates to forwarding mill iron
and money for the western settlement; the success of his friend
Dunn who had settled on the Ohio in Kentucky; his prospects of
a pension from Congress; etc. JK( 396) $75.00.
L. S., 3 pp., fol. Richmond, Feb. 3, 1781. To Gen. Greene.
Congratulates Gen. Greene on the results of the battle of Cow-
pens ; tells of the interruption of his work by the incursion of
Benedict Arnold who was then at Portsmouth; and gives the
time of advance, number of troops and names of officers in com-
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Steuben (Frederick William, Baron von) — Continued.
mand of the forces, that would be sent to reinforce Gen. Greene.
Franked on address leaf. Holes from seal. GG( 254) $90.00.
D. S., obi. 4to. N.Y., March 26th, 1792. Promissory Note.
LM (246) $7.50.
Stevenson (Jonathan D.)* A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. San Fran., May
27, 1849. To Governor Marcy. Reporting his retirement from
military life, his reply to Col. Benton's attack upon him over
Fremont, his indecision over his future plans: whether to remain
in the gold lands or to return to New York, etc. I(i8i)$7-5o.
Stevenson (Robert Louis). A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo. Brussels, 1877.
Unaddressed, but probably to Mrs. Sitwell, afterward Lady Colvin.
Describing his channel voyage and arrival in Brussels, and the
charms of Brussels. JK (397) $92.50.
A. L. S., one page, i6mo. Sydney, March 5 [1893]. To T.
Craig Smith. Declining a dinner invitation. JK( 398) $37.50.
A. L. S., il/2 pp., 8vo. Vailima, Samoa, Dec. 28th, 1893. To
Sir John Bates Thurston, K.C.M.G. "It appears we are both
equally satisfied with the next text of the ordinance and that we
may congratulate each other on the end of our momentary op-
position/' etc. From Stevenson's Library at Vailima, with Isabel
Strong's certificate. AA( 162) $50.00.
A. D. S., one page, obi. i6mo. Vailima, March 12, 1892. An
order to deliver money to his servant. Framed with portrait of
Stevenson and King Kalakaua. O( 276) $25.00.
Stockton (Frank R.). MS. of his "The Lost Dryad," written, in
hand of E. \V. Tuttle, on 18 pp., sm. 4to, with title-page in hand
of Stockton. In sm. 4to album, bound leath. In hf. inor. case.
Front end paper inscribed by Stockton: "To Mrs. Florence \V.
Gotthold, this little story — which wa:» written for her. and of
which there is no other copy — is gratefully presented by Frank
R. Stockton. Claymont, Nov. 3. 1901." With a copy of the
published form of this story — first edition, Hillacre. Conn., 1912
(orig. pen-and-ink design for end papers laid in). FF(ion)
$75-00.
Stone (Thomas). D. S., one page, fol. Dec. n, 1768. Bill of Sale,
between Soveraign Sybrandt of Schenectacly and Martin G. Van
Bergen of Albany; witnessed by Thomas Stone. I (182) $25.00.
Stowe (Harriet Beecher). A. L. S., 8 pp., 8vo. Mandarin. Florida,
April 15, 1869. To "My dear Friend" (George Eliot), on her
correspondent's work. QQ( 448) $40.00.
A. L. S., 18 pp., 8vp. Hartford. May 25 [1869]. To "My dear
Friend" (George Eliot). On literary work, spiritualism, and
woman suffrage. QQ( 449) $60.00.
A. L. S.f 4 PP-, 8vo. Hartford, Aug. 3, 1860. To "My dear
friend" (George Eliot). With 2 A. L. S. by her husband, Prof.
Calvin E. Stowe, comprising 9 pp. Hartford, May 30, i8(x; and
July 31, 1872; together 13 pp., 8vo. QQ(45o)$47-5o.
A. L. S., 12 pp., 8vo. Hartford, Sept. 23, 1872. To "My Darling
Friend" (George Eliot). On the books of George Eliot and on
matters of spiritualism. QQ ( 45 1 ) $70.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Hartford. Conn., Dec. 15, 1884. To "Dear
Lillie." Urging her to write hymns. BB(22i )$8.oo.
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Strccter (Edward). MS. of the first 9 letters and the nth letter of
"Dere Mable-^-Love Letters of a Rookie," illus. with 21 orig. pen-
and-ink drawings by G. William Breck, written and drawn on n
leaves of paper, 4to. With a copy of the entire published work,
N.Y. [1918]. Together 2 pieces. R (209) $135.00.
Stuart (Gilbert). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. N.Y., Nov. 2, 1794. To
Joseph Anthony, of Philadelphia. Announcing to his uncle his
intention of painting his first portrait of Washington, the "Vaughan-
Harrison-Clarke" Portrait. With several papers relating to the
history and provenance of this letter, also an A. L. S. of Charles
H. Hart referring to it. W( 260) $420.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Wash., May 15, 1804. [To Edward
Stow.] Thanks for the execution of some commission at Stuart's
request. With fragment of address-leaf. Tear removing several
words. Mounted. W ( 262 ) $80.00.
Fragment of an A. L., originally of 3 pp., 4to, now mounted to
one page, fol. [Wash., May 15, 1804. To Edward Stow.] Mar-
gins damaged. W(26i)$27.5o.
Sully (Thomas). 6 A. L. S., one page each, fol. and 4to. n.p.,
March 4 to Oct. 30, 1825. To Asher B» Durand. Relating to
the engraving of Sully's portrait of John Quincy Adams. The
overleaf of the second letter bears a pencil sketch of Adams by
Sully. W (265) $52.50.
2 A. L. S., one page each, I2mo and 4to. Phila., Dec. 10, 1827
and Sept. 25, 1860. To Charles Carroll of Carrollton and to
Charles H. Hart, in answer to biographical queries. Letter to
Carroll bears 7-line endorsement by Carroll. W (266) $20.00.
Sumter (Thomas). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Mr. Price's, Jan. 29, 1781.
To Gen. Greene. Written during period of recovery from a
wound received at the battle of Blackstone Hill, defending his
want of action in going to the aid of Gen. Morgan, and giving
information about Cornwallis's army. GG (255) $22.50.
Swinburne (Algernon Charles). MS. of a portion of "Constance
& Frederick," a play, 10 pp., sm. 4to (6 leaves, inlaid to 4to size).
Bound, 4to, lev. mor. JK(4O3)$3O.oo.
MS.. Kssay, "On British Government in India," 10 pp. (5 leaves,
each inlaid), sm. 410. Bound, with typed transcript, lev. mor.
JK(404)$27.50.
A. L. S., one page, i6mo. Aug. 5, 1895. To Walter Rowlands,
with envelope. Also MS., Poem, "Rondel," one page, fol. To-
gether 2 pieces. NO (31 2) $65.00.
Symons (Arthur). MS. of "The Generous Gambler," translated
from the French of Charles Baudelaire, 6 pp., 4to. With author's
corrections. Laid in is typed transcript with title-page inscribed
"From the French of Baudelaire." Signed at end. In cl. case
(John Quinn bookplate). NN (244) $15.00.
Taft (William H.). MS., quotation, excerpt from his Memorial Ad-
dress on Roosevelt delivered at Woolsey Hall, Yale University,
on Oct. 26, 1910, one page, 8vo, signed. New Haven, Nov. 29,
1919. HH (30) $160.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. White House, Feb. 9, 1912. To Mrs. Buel.
Thanks for a gift from the Connecticut D. A. R. 66(223) $13.00.
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A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Supreme Court of the United States, Wash.,
April 24, 1922. To Robert T. Lincoln. Relating to arrangement
of program for the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial at Wash-
ington. HH (28) $i 50.00.
L. S., one page, 4to. Supreme Court of the United States, Wash.,
May 23, 1922. To Robert T. Lincoln. Relating to the dedica-
tion of the Lincoln Memorial at Washington. HH (29) $27.00.
Tarkington (Booth). A. L. S., tf4 pp., 8vo. Capri, Dec. 2, 1903.
"If you might care to have a story of 'Italian Life/ (not just that,
of course, for I know too little of it) of the 7,000 to 10,000 word
length, and I can do it, I shall be glad to send it to you to see
what you think of it. ... We went to hear and see the Pope in
the Vatican . . . I'm making the impression he had on us ...
into a little story without a plot," etc. LM(3i8)$i9.oo.
Tasso (Torquato). A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. Ferrara, Sept. 19, 1572.
To the Very Reverend Mauritio Cataneo, at Rome. Describes
the state of affairs at the court of Alfonso of Ferrara and mourns
the death of the Duchess of Ferrara, with the following tribute:
"Tristo funebre suono
Di lacrime ed* homei la regia assorda
Ahi! che la morte ingorda
Con falce inesorabile
II piu bel fior rapi."
Inscribed on margin of letter is A. N. S. of Prof. Giuseppe Agnelli,
authentication, dated June 7, 1930. R( 146) $50.00.
Taylor (Zachary). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Louisville, Feb. 2, 1813.
To Gen. Thomas H. Cushing. Asking that Fort Harrison be re-
inforced; also that he be transferred to the eastern army for
more active service. Torn at folds. GG(256)$42.5O.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Cantonment Bay St. Louis, July 20, 1820.
To Brig. Gen. D. Parker, Washington. Complaining of the con-
duct of Gen. Ripley, resigned, in using soldiers for his private in-
terests. Torn at folds. GG( 257) $42.50.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Louisville. Aug. 4, 1824. To Major C. J.
Nourse, Acting Ad jt. Gen. U. S. Army. Concerning his orders
to recruiting officers. Torn at folds. GG(258)$32.5O.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 410. Louisville, Dec. 15, 1824. To Major C. J.
Nourse. Washington. Sending his returns and stating that Cin-
cinnati, Louisville, Natchez and New Orleans were the best re-
cruiting stations in the west. GG( 260) $40.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Louisville, Feb. 19, 1825. To Major C. J.
Nourse, Washington. Sending his monthly returns and accounts,
and asking for cartridges. ( *G( 26 1 ) $37.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Louisville, April 20, 1825. To Col. R. Jones,
Washington. Telling of sending recruits to Capt. Kcarny and to
Gibson, Ark. Suggests that new recruits be sent to corps as soon
as possible, "a rendezvous being by no mean a proper place to in-
troduce subordination & diciplin among them." GG(2<Vj)$52.5O.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Louisville, Aug. 20, 1825. To Col. R. Jones,
Washington. Discussing the best places to locate recruiting par-
ties in the west : "There were much fewer recruits made in pro-
portion to the population from the Slave holding States, than
from the non Slave holding States, & men raised in the former,
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enter the ranks of our army much more reluctantly than from the
latter," etc. GG( 265) $62.50.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Louisville, Ky., Oct. 22, 1825. To Col.
R. Jones, with franked address leaf. Military letter. NO (318)
$45-00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Louisville, Oct. 29, 1825. To Col. R.
Jones, Adjutant General of the army, respecting moneys needed
for bounties, premiums, etc., required at Louisville, Cincinnati,
Natchez, and New Orleans. GG( 266) $35.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., July 18, 1840. To J. R. Poinsett,
Secretary of War. Recommending Gen. P. F. Smith as com-
mander of forces to be raised to serve in Florida, recommending,
also, the promotion of Captains Miller and Hoffman. GG(282)
$37-50.
A. L. S., 5 pp., fol. On stationery taken from the baggage of
the Mexican commander, General Aristas, captured a few weeks
before. Headquarters, Army of Occupation or Invasion, Mata-
moras, Mexico, June 19, 1846. To Judge Thomas Butler. Gives
a vivid and detailed account of his victories over the Mexican
army at Palo Alto and Resaca De La Palma, on May 8 and 9,
1846. JK (409) $385.00.
A. L. S., 4to. Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 5, 1848. To Mr. El wood
Evens, Phila. Complies with a request for his autograph and
also answers query regarding his military career. "Although my
life from early manhood has been passed in the Militery Service
of the Country, from 1808 up to the present moment, yet I have
been uniformely an advocate for peace," etc. LM (95) $42.50.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Fort Crawford, Dec. 12, 1834. To the Ad-
jutant General, Washington. Defending his sutler against charges
of selling rum to the Indians and employees of the American Fur
Company. GG (283) $15.00.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Fort Crawford, Nov. 10, 1835. To Gen. Jones,
Washington. Defending his order to have recruits chosen by lot
rather than picked by officers. GG( 269) $15.00.
L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Tampa, Nov. 22, 1837. To Col. P. F. Smith.
(jives detailed instructions in regard to a general movement of
the whole force on the east side of the Peninsula in an attempt
to end the campaign against the Seminole Indians. NO (319)
$37-50.
L. S., 5 pp., 4to. Head Quarters, Army of the South, Tampa,
May 27, 1838. To Gen. Jones, Washington. Relating to his
movements during the second Seminole war, speaks of his sym-
pathies with the Indians, of their ill-treatment, of much sickness
in his army, etc. GG( 272) $17.50.
— L. S., one page, 4to. Head Quarters Army of the South, Fort
Brook, July 25, 1838. To Gen. Jones. Asking permission to buy
bloodhounds in Cuba for pursuit of the Seminole Indians. GG
(273) $15.00.
L. S., one page, 4to. Head Quarters Army of the South, Fort
Stansbury, March 5, 1840. To Gen. Jones. Concerning a Lieu-
tenant ordered to Fort Gibson. GG(278)$i2.5o.
L. S., one page, 4to. Head Quarters Indian Military Department,
Fort Smith, May 13, 1844. To the Adjutant General, Washing-
ton. Replying to a complaint that a party of Cherokee Indians
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had raided Maysville, he states that the complainant was a notori-
ously bad character who sold whiskey to soldiers and Indians.
GG (284) $17.50.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Head Quarters 1st Military Department, Fort
Jesup, July 15, 1844. To the Adjutant General, Washington.
Marked "confidential." Tells of the return of Capt. Beall from
Texas, and encloses letters from President Houston, the Texan
secretary of War, and others. "I shall in no event order a move-
ment beyond our boundary, without express instructions from
higher authority." 66(285) $22.50.
— L. S., 2 pp., 410. Corpus Christi, Feb. i, 1846. To Secretary of
War Marcy. Urging that Albert Sidney Johnston be given com-
mand of the Texas regiment. B 6(226) $30.00.
L. S., 4to. Headquarters Army of Occupation, Matamoros, Mex-
ico, June 16, 1846. To Hon. A. H. Mickle, Mayor of New York.
Letter of thanks to the citizens of N.Y. City, for compliments to
his Army. Stained. LM (96) $16.00.
— L. S., one page, 4to. Head Quarters, Army of Occupation, Camp
near Monterey, June 23, 1847. To the Adjutant General, Wash-
ington. Giving an account of movement of troops in Mexico.
GG(286)$i9.oo.
L. S., 2 pp., 410. Head Quarters, Army of Occupation, Camp
near Monterey, Aug. 26, 1847. To the Adjutant General, Wash-
ington. "We learn by way of Parras that Gen'l Scott has de-
feated the enemy near Mexico and has now possession of the Cap-
ital," etc. BB(287)$30.oo.
L. S., one page. 4to. Baton Rouge. Sept. 24, 1848. To William
D. Butterfield. Letter of thanks on receiving a copy of resolu-
tions passed by the Whigs of Oneida County. I (183) $32.50.
Tennyson (Alfred, Lord). A. L. S., 3 pp.. I2mo. n.p., Feb. n,
1867. To James T. Fields, the publisher. Referring to the fact
that he had not a volume of poems in publication, to the educa-
tion of his sons, etc. In cl. case. EF( iO46)$Jo.oo.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Dec. 22, 1880. To James Osgood &
Co. Thanking them for a check for "Ballads and other Poems."
Framed. GG (86)$i7.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Aug. 3, n.y. To Mrs. Woolgar. "Ad-
mit Mrs. Proctor to see the House and Grounds." BB( 227) $8.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., I2mo. Ambleside, n.d. To Coventry [Pat-
more]. Instructions as to reaching Tent Lodge. Coniston Water,
where the Tennysons were staying. JK (410) $22 50.
Thackeray (W. M.). A. L. S. (initials), 2 pp., I2mo. Kdinhurgh.
Xpv. 24, 1856. To a friend in Calcutta, addressed as "My dear
Villikins." Sending an introduction for a friend and saying "My
orations is a great success here and I am coining money at present
at the rate of about half an Advocate General, say 5 or 600 £ a
month. I get £6000 for my next book. Cock a doodle doo!"
Minute repairs. Rf28o)$6o.oo.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. Jan 8 [1858]. [To John Hollinshearl.]
Relating to a benefit for some school proposed by a writer in the
"Daily News." JK (4 12) $22.50.
A. L. S., one page, 12010. Garrick Club, Aug. 6th. To "My dear
Dallas." N0(322)$42.oo.
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A. L. S., 2 pp., I2mo. Sept. 22, n.y. Declining an invitation be-
cause of an illness. JK (413) $20.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo, in slanting hand ; with postscript in verti-
cal hand. [London,] Monday, n.d. To Mrs. Taylor. An invita-
tion to dine with him. Framed, with portrait. GG( 87) $36.00.
A. L. S. (initials), 2 pp., 8vo. n.d. To Mrs. Gore. BB(228)
$28.00.
A. L. S., one page, I2mo. n.p., n.d. Unaddressed. "Not one
book of mine except single copies of V. Fair and Pendennis do I
possess — & one of the Xmas books wh. is not mine but my daugh-
ters'. The other books are out of print, and I don't know where
procurable," etc. R( 290) $130.00.
A. L. S. With portrait. TTa( 216) $12.00.
Thomas (George H.). MS., 3 pp., 8vo. Gallatin, Tenn., Nov. 30,
1862. Giving his opinion of the feeling of the majority of the
people of Tennessee toward the war. HI (248) $8.00.
MS., 3 pp., 4to. In reference to the President's Proclamation
of Amnesty, and denouncing Bishop Wilbur of Alabama for di-
recting the clergy not to leave out of the services of the church
the prayer for the President and success of the Confederacy. HI
(247) $10.00.
Thomson (Charles). A. D. S., 2 pp., fol. In Congress, 25th Febr.
1779. Extract from the Minutes: resolution for raising companies
of Rangers in order that effectual measures might be taken for
protection of inhabitants against the savages on the western fron-
tiers of Pa. and N.Y. QQU62) $14.00.
Thorpe (Rose Hartwick). MS. of "Curfew Must Not Ring To-
night," signed, 6 pp., 4to. San Diego, Cal., June 5th, 1929. NO
(329)$i5.oo.
Tikytt (John) Psalter. See Psalter in Latin.
Timmins (George Henry). MS. Letter Copy Book, containing an
account of his voyage to California and around the world, 736 pp.
On board the "Witchcraft," Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, Hong-
kong, Manilla, etc. 1851-54. Bound, 4to, $4 cf- (rubbed, 10 sheets
of the orig. letters laid in). 00(523) $25.00.
Townshend (Roger). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Lake George, 2Oth
July, 1750. To "Dear Sir : Everything is now ready to cross the
Lake and to-Morrow we sett forward. I am a Stranger to a
Wood fight ... but ... the Regulars are in Health and have
the best opinion of their General, the most Sensible of the Provin-
cial Officers appear not only happy but in the highest Spirits," etc.
P( I&.O $30.00.
Same as the preceding. 00(465) $25.00.
Tractatis Pacis bon Correspondice et Neautralitatis inter Na-
tiones Britannicam et Gallicam in America, 5 pp., fol. Docket on
separate leaf. [1687.] Bound bds. J(i8) $60.00.
Trollope (Anthony). A. L. S., 3 pp., I2mo. Athenreum Club. June
14, 1882. To a publisher, quoting his terms for ten stories, to
be written one a month. JK (418) $32.50.
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Trumbull (John). A. L. S., one page, fol. Headquarters, Albany,
Dec. 3, 1776. To Col. Edward Wigglesworth. Ordering Col.
Wigglesworth's regiment to rendezvous at Concord, Mass. Con-
cludes: "By Command of the Hon. Maj. General Gates, John
Trumbull, D. A. Genl." LM( 255) $14.00.
A. L. S. (twice, once with initials), 2 pp., 4to. Boston, Dec. 9,
1818. To Mrs. Trumbull. On his sitting to Gilbert Stuart.
(Quoted by Lawrence Park in his description of Stuart's portrait
of Trumbull Park No. 854). W(272)$47.so.
A. L. S., one page. 4to. N.Y., Sept. 3, 1822. To Asher B.
Durand. Relating to his "Declaration of Independence," he in-
structs Durand, who was engraving it, not to let the oil painting
or the plate out of his possession. W (273) $32.50.
Trumbull (Jonathan). L. S., with autograph subscription, one page,
fol. Lebanon, July 17, 1779. To Joshua Huntington. About
arms and ammunition for the militia at Norwich. UU (98) $12.00.
A. D. S., one page, 410. Lebanon; Dec. 17, 1781. Commission
of Joseph Hull "First Lieutenant of a gun boat called The Ranger
and two other Armed Boats called The Rover and The Rattle-
snake." X(pp)$i5.oo.
— D. S., one page, 4to. Text in hand of Jahez Huntington. Nor-
wich, Aug. 20, 1776. To Andrew and Joshua Huntington. Or-
dering them to deliver pork to the commander of a brig. UU(8s>
$15.00.
Tups (John). A. L. S., one page, sm. 4to. Newbury, Oct. 7, 1724.
To Ebenezer Stevens, Kingstown. N.H. Sending contribution
from Newhury, for redemption of Peter Colcord and 3 children
of Stevens who had been captured and taken to Canada by the
Indians following their attack on Kingston in the spring of 1724.
GG( 204) $8.00.
Tyler (John). A. L. S.. 2 pp., 410. Wash., March 5, 1844. To
Hon. D. Henshaw. ". . . return you thanks for your condolence
and to say that I have braced myself up to the utmost to endure
the sad and almost irreperable privation which I have experienced.
. . . The embarrassments thrown recently in my way by the ac-
tion of the Senate, and now followed up by an act of Providence
would seem to be directed to my undoing — but I will not despond
. . . Was there ever an administration so marked? And yet I
cannot doubt but that 'whatever is is right.' " etc. NO ("338)
$22.50.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. Sherwood Forest, May 7. 1855. To Robert
Tyler. "As to knownothingism ... Its principles arc too un-
sound to take a fast hold on the public mind." With a short let-
ter in response to a request for his autograph. Together 2 pieces.
I(i86)$40.oo.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Villa Margaret, Sept. 15. 1859. To
Monroe Crannell. Franked on address portion. I (187) $12. so.
L. S., 3 PP-. 4to. Wash., March 4, 1844. To Mrs. Abel P.
Upshur, on the death of her husband. Judge Abel P. Upshur, Sec-
retary of State. HH(3i)$39.oo.
Vail (Alfred). A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Wash., Dec. 9, 1847. To his
father, Stephen Vail. Upon a law suit, an injury sustained by
the writer, and upon a practical service rendered by the tele-
graph. OO(536)$i8.oo.
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Vallejo (Mariano G.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Oct. 24, 1837. To
William Richardson, first trader of San Francisco. On business.
JK (424) $12.50.
Van Buren (Martin). A. L. S., one page, 4to. [Albany] Nov. 17,
1825. To S. N. Benton. On political matters. Franked on ad-
dress portion. I (190) $19.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Albany, Sept., 13, 1828. To S. D. Ingham.
On his Western tour and the great progress the Jackson men
were making in the Presidential Campaign. BB (230) $10.00.
——A. L. S., 6 pp., 4to. Kinderhook, Aug. 27, 1841. To William
L. Marcy. On political affairs at Washington, and expressing
the opinion that the country would benefit greatly if President
Tyler should come out openly in favor of a National Bank.
Franked on address portion. I(i93)$i7.5o.
A. L. S., 5 pp., 4to. Lindenwald, Nov. 21, 1843. To Gov. Wil-
liam C. Bouck. On the result of the late election. Franked on
address portion. I(io4)$i7.5o.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. n.d. Referring to a speech at the
Hickory Club, in which reference was made to the negroes. NO
(34o)$8.oo.
Van Cleve (Benjamin). MS. Autobiography and Journal, about 150
pp., 4to, with 7 wash-drawing and pen-and-ink plans by Van
Cleve, 1778 to Oct. 18, 1803. Giving data upon the settlement of
the Ohio valley, the Indian wars of the northwest territory, and
political events leading to the admission of Ohio to the Union,
with descriptions of the Battle of Monmouth, St. Clair's defeat,
Wayne's victory, etc. Bound hf. leath. (covers loose, few pp.
faded. See Henry Howe's "Historical Collections of Ohio," 1891
for reference to this MS. and Winsor's "Narrative and Critical
History of America," Vol. VII, pp. 452-3 for reproduction of 3
of the maps). LIU (183) $410.00.
Van Cortlandt (Jacobus). MS. and Printed Shipping Book, con-
taining 94 Receipts for Money and Merchandise shipped on various
vessels to London, Madera. the West Indies, etc., from Aug. 12,
if>99, to June 30. 1702. Each receipt signed by the captain of
the vessel, the money receipts bearing the Van Cortlandt wax
seal. Bound, obi. sm. 4to, cont. cf.. metal clasps (backstrip broken.
This volume was found with Sir William Howe's Orderly Books,
written by Capt. Henry Knight — see, above. Orderly Books). R
(354) $50.oo.
Van Cortlandt (Oloff Stevense). Document, one page, fol., tipped
on card. [N.Y., 1603.] Complaint in a suit brought by Van
Cortlandt against Robert Brett, for beer sold to him. W(367)
$u.oo.
Van Cortlandt (Philip). A. L. S. one page, 4tp. York Line near
Pumpton, July i, 1782. To Gen. Hand. Asking that Gen. Hicks
be appointed brigade major by Gen. Washington. W (368) $20.00.
Vanderlyn (John). 3 A. L. S., together 5 pp., 4to. Wash, and
N.Y., 1833-51. To C. Edward Lester, J. B. Durand, and Mr.
Van Gaasbeck. Relating in some detail his experiences and
prospects as a painter. W (274) $21.00.
—4 A. L. S., together 9 pp., fol., 4to, and I2mo. N.Y., Wash., and
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Charlestown, 1835-49. To Charles B. King, and others. Treat-
ing in detail of his portraits and mentioning those of Burr, Mon-
roe, Jackson, Clinton, etc., his quarrels with other American
artists, etc. W (275) $32.00.
Van Rensselaer (Jeremiah). A. L. S., one page, fol. Albany, Nov.
9, 1780. To Col. Peter Gansevoort. Stating that there was no
hope of pay or clothing for the troops before January. I (195)
$13.00.
Van Rensselaer (Killian). D. S., one page, fol. April 15, 1707.
Lease. Signed also by Robert Livingston, Mayor of Albany.
(Repaired). I(io6)$u.oo.
Vane (Sir Henry). L. S., one page, 4to. Whitehall, June 6, 1641.
To Sir Robert, on payment of money. BB(23i)$io.oo.
D. S., 2 pp., fol. Westminster, 7th of June, 1644. Paywarrant of
^500 to John Button of Hampshire for the Garrisons of Lyming-
ton and Hurst Castle, with the receipt signed by John Button.
Also signed by the Regicides Bond, Trenchard, and Holland. QQ
(479)$i4.oo.
Varick (Richard). D. S., one page, sm. 4to. Aug. 31, 1799. Bond.
Framed, with portrait. UU(i84)$n.oo.
Venice. MS., Regulations of the City of Venice, 1439-1582, cover-
ing importations; on vellum, 185 leaves (H'Kx8l& in.). Writ-
ten in a bold Venetian minuscule, \yith the table at the beginning
in a slightly smaller hand. Late sixteenth century. Bound, 4to,
orig. mor., tooled (corners repaired, bookplate of the Earl of
Ancram ) . LL ( 26 ) $250.00.
Victoria, Queen of England. D. S.. one page, obi. 4to. On parch-
ment, Jan. 24, 1842. Commission as paymaster of a regiment.
Framed with portrait (portrait foxed). \Y( 369) $20.00.
Vies de Scipion, de Hannibal, de Pompee, de Ciceron, MS., in
French prose, on vellum. 310 leaves (11 x7?/$ in.). Red and blue
titles, with spaces left blank for ilium, initials. About 1530.
Bound, sm. fol., cont. olive mor., orange strapwork of interlaced
bands and scrolls, interlocked crescents of Diane de Poitiers, with
her monogram HDD: raised headbands, four straps. In mor.
case, with the arms of the Marquess of Lothian stamj>ed in gold.
Signature "Ancram" on several pages. LL( 22) $2250.00.
Voltaire (J. F. M. Arouet de). A. L. S. (initial "V."), one page,
8vo. Nov. 3, 1767. HI(259)$8.5o.
L. S., one page, 4to. Aug. 20, 1769. To Messieurs Houel and
Robert, Rome. Concerning medals of the Royal Academy. (i(i
(8Q)$i2.50.
Wagner (Richard). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Oct. 10, 1842. Re-
garding Halvey's opera "Die Konigen von Cypern," and his own
opera, "Rienzi." With A. L. S. of Cosima Wagner, 2 pp., 8vo,
1875. Together 2 pieces. NO (343) $22.00.
A. L. S., 3 PP.. 8vo. Zurich, Aug. 25, 1854. To a friend, for
whom he wis.nes to secure employment as architect of the Ex-
position buildings. BBC 234) $20.06.
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A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Bayreuth, February 6, 1875. To Herr
Unger. Expressing his desire to have Unger sing the part of
Loki in the Ring of the Niebelungen. B 6(233) $16.00.
A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Bayreuth, April u, 1876. To Herr
Unger. Personal letter. BB(235)$io.5o.
Waldo (Samuel L.). A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to. London, Sept. 30, 1806.
To Col. John Trumbull. Introducing Robert Fulton, and report-
ing his progress under West. W (276) $19.00.
Wallace (Lewis). 4 A. L. S., 12 pp., 4to and 8vo. 1863-1865. To
Benson J. Lossing. Giving the writer's opinion on various battles
of the Civil War. LM (265) $12.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Crawfordsville, Dec. 23, 1887. Referring
to the success of "Ben-Hur" in Germany. SS(ioi) $14.00.
A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Crawfordsville, 1887. Referring to "Ben-
Hur," to his "Boyhood of Christ," etc. HH( 152) $15.00.
Walpole (Horace). 5 A. L., in French, together 15 pp., 4to. Lon-
don, Jan. 4-31, 1775. [To Mme. la Marquise du Deffand.] On
current social, political, and literary matters, giving accounts of
the conception of "The Castle of Otranto" and the Chatham-
Franklin proposal to avert war by the payment of tribute to the
king. Tipped to sunken mounts and, with portraits and typed
transcripts, title-page, etc., bound lev. mor., tooled. JK(427)
$295.00.
War of 1812. MS. Statement, showing disposition made of the
Ship Argo and her cargo, captured by U.S. Frigate Congress
Oct., 1812 and sent into the Port of Norfolk, 66 pp., fol. With
a power of attorney to collect prize money for 264 of the crews.
This is a complete roll of the officers and crews of the 2 ships,
Congress and President, entitled to prize money for a capture.
Several members of the crews have signed receipts in one column
after their names. I(279)$io.oo.
Ward (Henry). See French and Indian War.
Warner (Seth). D. S., one page, obi. 4to. Great Barring ton, Sept.
J3. 1/77. Order "to issue three days' rations of provisions for
seven men, Col. Lyman's Regt. going on command." QQ(48s)
$51.00.
Washington (George). A. L. S. Williamsburg. Dec. 16, i/6g. To
an unknown recipient. "Gentlemen : I have drawn upon you this
day in favor of Marmaduke Norflect for One Hundred Pounds
Sterling which please to pay and place to account of Mr. Gno.
Parke Custis. PC 172)$! 00.00.
A. L. S.. one page, sm. 4to. Williamsburp:, Nov. 2oth, 1772. To
Robert Cary, London. Regarding cancelling insurance on mer-
chandise omitted inadvertently from a shipment to London irom
the Custis plantation. With engraved portrait by Steel after Dick-
inson, 1833, col. by hand, t>ut foxed. X(qq)$i7o.oo.
A. L. S.. 2 pp., 4to. Mount Airy, Aug. 2d, 1773. To the Reyd.
Mr. Boucher, with address leaf. On business and personal affairs.
Mended at folds. YY( 185) $162.50.
A. L. S., one page. 4to. Camp at Cambridge, March i [1/76!.
[To Gen. Artemas Ward.] Military order. WTith addressed ad-
dress leaf, endorsed by Gen. Ward. Lower portion of letter sup-
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plied, destroying the beginning of a postscript, the conclusion of
which is on the back. Framed. JK (431) $200.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Headquarters, Peekskill, 27th June, 1781.
To Major-Gen. Parsons. "I can think of no mode more eligible,
than to transmitt the Letter, with some observations on the
probable consequence, to the State of Connecticut," etc. NO
(347) $95-00.
A. L. SM one page, 4to, address cut from address leaf and inserted
in lower left corner. [Williamsburg, Sept. 16, 1781.] To Maj.
Gen. Benjamin Lincoln [College Landing on the James River].
Orders for the final advance on Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown.
Framed with 2 portraits. W( 371) $330.00.
A. L. S., one page, fol. Newburgh, April 22, 1783. Recommend-
ing Major James McHenry as Secretary of Legation in London
or Paris. To James Madison. Endorsed on back by Madison.
L( 178) $370.00.
A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Tappan, May 6, 1783. To Lund Washington.
Telling of a meeting with Sir Guy Carleton for settling, among
other things, plans for restoring the negroes and other property
belonging to the citizens of the U.S. I (199) $360.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to, inlaid. Mount Vernon, July 14, 1784.
To Tench Tilghman. Asking him to take into his counting house
the writer's nephew, Corbin Washington. W( 372) $220.00.
Rough draft A. L. S. (initials), 2 pp., 4to, inlaid. Mount Ver-
non, July 20, 1792. To John Lewis. Demand for his share of
the money received from the sale of land of which he was half
owner. L ( 1 80 ) $ 1 40.00.
Rough draft A. L. S. (initials), 4 pp., 4to, second leaf inlaid.
Mount Vernon, July 23, 1792. To John Francis Mercer. De-
manding payment of a debt. L(i8i) $280.00.
Rough draft A. L. S. (initials), one page, 410. Phila., March 4,
1 i/93- To Burwell Bassett. Condoling him on the death of the
nephew of Martha Washington, declining to act as executor of
the estate, but offering all aid in his power. L(i82)$35.oo.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 410. Phila., July 22, 1793. To James Butler,
manager of the Mount Vernon farms, River Farm, Muddy Hole
Farm, Dogue Run Farm, etc. (Time-stained). JK (432) $140.00.
A. L. SM one page, 4to. United States, Sept. 7, 1795. To David
Hedges. Benjamin Hunting, Abraham Miller, Jared Landon, Ben-
jamin Horton, Jr., Josiah Reeve, David Warren, Xicol Floyd
and John Howard, Suffolk County, X.Y. With orig. wrapj>er,
addressed by another hand, but franked by Washington: "Presi-
dent U.S." Reply to a criticism on Jay's treaty with (ircat
Britain. "It is now generally known that the Treaty has re-
ceived my assent on the condition proposed by the Senate." etc.
W( 373) $540.00.
A. L. S.f 3 pp., 4to. Mount Vernon, June 26, 1796. To his
nephew, Robert Lewis. Telling of his desire to retire, of land
he was supposed to have inherited from his mother, and of ex-
pected visits to Mount Vernon by foreign envoys; and promis-
ing to take under his care an orphaned daughter of a friend.
"I shall . . . close my public life the 4th of March; after which
no consideration under heaven that I can foresee shall again
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draw me from the walks of private, life, etc. Worn at folds. R
Rough draft A. L. S. (initials), 3 pp., 4to, second leaf inlaid.
Bait., Aug. 19, 1796. To William Pearce, his business manager,
asking him to secure a new manager, but not to pay more than
100 pounds per year. L(i85)$9O.oo.
—A. L. S., one page, 4to, with address leaf. Mount Vernon, March
31, 1797. To John Turberville. On the administration of the
estate of his brother Lawrence. Stained, W( 374) $235.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Mount Vernon, 20 Jan., 1799. To Col.
Wm. Heth. Referring to Gen. Pinckney's reception at Peters-
burg. QQ (496 ) $240.00.
A. L. S., one page, 4to. Mount Vernon, March 24, 1799. To
William Thornton, a commissioner of public buildings in Wash-
ington. Franked. Framed between glass. Relating to his sec-
retary, Tobias Lear. GG( 90) $300.00.
A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Mount Vernon, Sept. 9, 1799. To Edward
Rutlcdge, Governor of S.C. With franked envelope wrapper,
and wax seal. Writes of a visit from Brig. Gen. William Wash-
ington, who had brought a model of a cannon from Gov. Rutledge.
GG( 290) $460.00.
Final portion of an A. L. S., one page, obi. I2mo, mounted and
inlaid. [Mount Vernon] n.d. To one of his superintendents,
stating his wish for a weekly account of the stock and all occur-
rences of the plantation. R( 128) $80.00.
A. L., 2 pp., 4to. Mount Vernon. July 27, 1769. To the Rev-
erend Mr. Boucher in Carolina. Dealing with domestic matters,
particularly with the education of "Jackey Custis." QQ(498)
$350.00.
Rough draft A. L., 2 pp., 4to, inlaid. Phila., May 26, 1794. To
Dr. James Anderson, agricultural writer of Scotland. Thanking
him for seeds and pamphlets, and for volumes of "The Bee." L
(i84)$5o.oo.
A. L., Draft in his hand, signed "M. [ Martha] Washington," 2
pp., obi. 8vo, inlaid. | Mount Vernon,] April 30, 1797. To Mrs.
Fitzsimons. L ( 1 88 ) $350.00.
A. L., draft in his hand, signed "M. W." (Martha Washington),
2 pp., 4to, inlaid. Mount Vernon, May i, 1797. To Mrs. Powell.
L( 189) $200.00.
A. L., 2 pp., 4to, inlaid. Mount Vernon, May 20, 1797. To Mrs.
Elizabeth Powell. Written for his wife, concerning the duties
of a steward and cook recommended by Mrs. Powell. L(ioo)
$180.00.
L. S., 2 pp., 4to. Parker's Ford on Schuylkill, Sept. 19, 1777.
To John Hancock. Text, in hand of Col. Robert H. Harrison,
mentions Generals Wayne, Smallwood, and Colonel Alexander
Hamilton. HH (33) $180.00.
L. S. Valley Forge. 6th April, 1778, to Gen. Wharton. Regard-
ing 4 ladies connected with the Quakers confined at Winchester,
Va.. who desire to go to Vorktown to endeavor to obtain the
release of their friends, he leaves to Gen. Wharton the propriety
of permitting them to proceed. Text in the hand of Washing-
ton's secretary. E (251) $150.00.
— -L. S., one page, fol. Headquarters, Middle Brook, March n.
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1779- To Col. Edward Wigglesworth. Regarding Col. Wiggles-
worth's resignation from the army and enclosing a copy of the
resolution of Congress referring Col. Wigglesworth's petition to
Mass. Bay delegates. LM(ioo) $90.00.
L. S., one page, fol. inlaid. Mount Vernon, Sept. 10, 1781. To
Chevalier Chastellux, inviting him to join Count Rochambeau in
a halt at Mount Vernon on the march to Yorktown. R(i27)
$220.00.
L. S., one page, fol. United States, Sept. 30, 1789. To William
Lewis. Appointing him U.S. Attorney for the District of Phila.
HH (34) $190.00.
L. S., one page, fol. United States, Feb. 26, 1790. To John Han-
cock, Gov. of Mass. Forwarding an Act of Congress relating to
North Carolina. QQ( 499) $200.00.
L. S., Circular Letter, signed also by Oliver Wolcott. Timothy
Pickering, Samuel Meredith and others. 3 pp., fol. Phila., Feb.
14, 1795. To Thomas Russel. Seeking subscriptions toward
erecting a monument to the American Revolution to be made by
Ceracchi of Rome. W( 375) $25.00.
A. D. S., one page, fol., inlaid. Survey of tract of waste land
in Frederick County, Va., for Benjamin Phipps. Text, more than
300 words, on left part of sheet, plan on the right. I3th of April,
1750. BC( 59) $250.00.
A. D. S., one page, fol., inlaid. Survey of tract of waste land
in Frederick Co.. Va., made for Samuel Isaac, more than 140
words on lower part of sheet, plan on upper half. Oct. 22. 1750.
QQ (497) $290.00.
A. D. S.. one page, 4to, Certificate of survey of unappropriated
lands for Francis McBride, in Frederick Co., Va. ; record of
entry on the back. March 23, 1752. Stained and torn. GG(i(>3)
$110.00.
A. D. S., sm. 4to. 1763. Memorandum respecting an estate in
Maryland, to be given to Dr. Stuart. Stained, separated at folds,
and faded. LM( 105) $50.00.
-A. D., S. (8 times), Survey, pen-and-ink chart, with rough draft
description of a part of the "Dogues Run" farm in the Mount
Vernon estate, one page. 4to. Feb. 25. 1771. With a I). S. by
William and Sarah Barry deeding 250 acres of a part of the Mount
Vernon estate to Gen. Washington in 1783. Together 2 pieces.
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of D. S. by John Avery of Mass., discharge of William Lee, pris-
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A. D. S., *V2 pp., fol. Camp Near Dohbs' Ferry. July 13. 1781.
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silked. HH(32)$i950.oo.
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bull. Lord Stirling and J. Mills. Soiled, worn, and separated at
folds. LM( 104) $44.00.
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A. D. S. (n times in text and on back), 2 pp., large 4to, Deed,
exchange of land with William Triplett. May 18, 1785. Signed
also by Triplett. On back, also in Washington's hand, are receipt
for purchase money and endorsement. R( 148) $300.00.
A. D., 4to. About 1790. To Gen. Knox, Secretary of War.
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send him a gardener. L( 187) $32. 50.
A. D., "Major Hamtramck's Report," 2 pp., 4to, inlaid. [Early
in 1797.] Apparently abstracted from Major Hamtramck's mili-
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bash to the Maumee rivers to connect the Mississippi with Lake
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acres. Second memorandum is an addition of pounds and shill-
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fol. Dec. roth, 1785. Made out to Daniel Niven, Major of the
Continental Army. Linen backed, ink faded. X(rr) $300.00.
D. S., Ship paper, partly printed, in French, English and Dutch.
[Schooner Amazon.] Filled in and dated Sept. 23, 1793. Signed
by Washington as President and by Jefferson as Secretary of
State. With official seal. QQ( 521) $83.00.
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Certified account of the executors of the estate of Augustine
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Wayne (Anthony). A. L. S., 4 pp., 4to. Shoran, fi\e Miles from
Savannah, June 22nd, 1782. To Gen. Xathanacl Greene. Telling
of the final movements of the War for Independence. Faded and
silked. QQ( 552) $35-00.
Rough draft A. L. S., 2 pp., fol. Legion Yille, Jan. i, 1793. To
Gen. Knox. Concerning an address to President Washington by
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allowance of provisions. \V( 377) $20.00.
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Joseph Hopkinson. On district attorney's fees and mentioning
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To Mr. Rawle. With A. L. S. by Elizabeth Shadwell West, 2
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MS. of "You Tides with Ceaseless Swell," from "Sands at
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Johnston. Together 3 pieces. In hf. mor. case. EF( 1153) $70.00.
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Whittier (John G.). MS., Poem, "In -the Old South Church, Bos-
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obi. I2mo. May 2, 1891. SS(ii8) $14.00.
A. L. St, 2 pp., 4to. N.Y., Feb. 12, 1838. To Hon. Francis
James, with address. Political letter. HH( 162)$! 1.50.
A. L. SM one page, 8yo. Amesbury, 1863. To Mr. Niles of
Roberts Bros. Expressing appreciation of Jean Ingelow's Poems.
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—A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo. Amesbury, Aug. 3, 1872. Recommending
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Wilde (Oscar). A. L. S., 4 PP-, 8vo. [Corfu,] April 2 [1877]. To
Mr. Bramley. Upon his travels in Greece and Italy with John
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dear to one. Many can do acts of kindness, but to be able to
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publish my poem here, with a prose translation by a young poet
who knows English. [The Ballad of Reading Gaol']," etc. R
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Williams (Eleazer). A. L. S., one page, 4to. Green Bay, Sept. 26,
1823. To the American Fur Company at Mackinaw. Asking for
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Williams (Roger). A. L. S., one page, fol. Providence, July 6th,
1640. To John Winthrop. Report on his negotiations with In-
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portfol io. QQ ( 564 ) $4000.00.
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—A. D. S., one page, obi. 8vo. Fort Williams, June 3, 1756. X
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Wilson (Woodrow). A. L. S., one page, 8vo. Oct. 7, 1895. To
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Wordsworth. Prefixed is a cont. pen-and-ink portrait of Words-
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Wright (William B.)— Continued.
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Last portion of a D. S., 2 pp., fol. 1772. Part of an Act of
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BOOKS, AND AUTOGRAPH LETTERS
Illuminated MSS., Incunabula, Americana, Books in
Fine Bindings, Early and Modern English Litera-
ture, Early Medical Works, Books and Periodicals
on Natural History, Mathematics, Fine Arts, Topo-
graphical Works; Oriental Literature, &c.
Classified Catalogues are issued periodically and sent
post free on application.
Clients are advised on, and their commissions exe-
cuted at the London Auction-Sales.
Agents for the supply of New and Secondhand Books
and Periodicals to the various Public Libraries in
America and the British Colonies.
11 GRAFTON STREET, NEW BOND STREET
LONDON, W. 1, ENGLAND
I
BOWKER TOOLS OF THE BOOKTRADE.
Johnson's "High Spots of American
Literature $10.00
Bessie Graham's "Bookman's Manual" 4.00
Hitchcock's "Building of a Book". . 3.00
Mumby's "Publishing and Bookselling" 6.00
Ransom's "Private Presses and Their
Books" .... 15.00
Holden's "Bookman's Glossary" . . 2.50
Lydenberg & Archer's "Care and Re-
pair of Books" 2.00
Ulrich's "Periodicals Directory" 10.00
Stonehill & Block's "Anonyma and
Pseudonyma." 4 Vols. Reduced
from $25.00 to 7.50
American Book Prices Current. New
Volume in February . 20.00
Annual Bibliography of English Lan-
guage and Literature 1,80
Office of the
PUBLISHERS7 WEEKLY
62 West 45th Street New York
A Directory of Rare Book Dealers
in the United States
ALABAMA
BIRMINGHAM
Studio Book Shop
Webb Book Shop
TUSCALOOSA
University Supply Store
ARIZONA
PHOENIX
Arizona Book, Stamp & Coin Co.
TUCSON
Co-operative Book Store
ARKANSAS
FAYETTEl'ILLE
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE
CONIl'AY
Frauntlial & Schwarz
FORT SMITH
Bryant's, Helen Leigh, Dixie Book Shop
Orion Book Serxicc
HOPE
Southwestern Book Exchange
LITTLE ROCK
Arkansas Book Exchange
CALIFORNIA
BERKELEY
Bishop's Book Shop, The
Davenport, Donald & Helen, Books
Studio Book Shop, The
Universal Book Co.
BEVERLY HILLS
Hall of Fame Book Shop
FRESNO
Fresno Book Shop
603
305 N. 20th Street
2018 Second Avenue
University Station
209 N. Central Avenue
University of Arizona
2000 Rogers Avenue
Box 643
1 10 N. Washington Street
807-9 Main Street
2480 Bancroft Way
2185 Bancroft Way
2445-47 Dwight Way
1870 Euclid Avenue
509 Wilshire Boulevard
1359 Fulton Street
604 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
GLENDALE
Clark, The Arthur H., Co. 1214 Brand Boulevard
HOLLYWOOD
Brewster, Eugene V., Pub. Co. 6068 Selma Avenue
Connoisseur, The 6080 Sunset Boulevard
Farley, John C. 1723 Gar field Place
Rose, Stanley, Ltd. 1625 N. Vine Street
SATYR BOOK SHOP, THE 1622 N. Vine Street
LOXG BEACH
Book Exchange 727 Pine Avenue
BROWN'S BOOK STORE 117 Pine Avenue
Epstein's, Louis, Book Shop 619 Pine Avenue
Vern's Book Store 129 W. 3rd Street
Ye Kennedy Booke Shoppe 216 E. 3rd Street
LOS AXGELES
Acadia Bookshop 625 W. 6th Street
Angelus Book Agency P. O. Box 1927
Antique Book Shop 1024 \V. 7th Street
Bark N Rags 729^2 Northwestern Avenue
Barker, H. E. 1922 S. Hohart Boulevard
Book Cellar, The 821 }j South Hope Street
Bullock's Book Dept. Broadway, Hill & 7th Street
California Book Co., 140 S. Broadway
CANNELL & CHAFFIN INC. 3000 \Yilshire Boulevard
Chapman Park Book Shop 3509 \V. 6th Street
Churchill Book £ Print Shop 745 S. Alvarado Street
Cowan. Robert E. 2333 W. 22nd Street
DAWSON'S BOOK SHOP 627 S. Grand Avenue
Dellquest's Rare Book Shop 1804 \V. 7th Street
DOLMAN, NANA 3303 \Yilshire Boulevard
EPSTEIN'S, LOUIS, BOOK SHOP 51* W. 8th Street
Fowler Bros. 747 S. Broadway
Goldman's. Dr., Bookshop 7^2 S. Woods A \cnue
HOLLYWOOD BOOKSTORES INC.
0812 Hollywotxl Boulevard
HOLMES BOOK CO. 812-14 W. 6th Street
Houghton Mifflin Co. 332-3 Kradhury I'ldg.
Private Library Department. Fine Editions. Old and Rare
Books.
Little, A. E., Co. 619 \V. 7th Street
Lofland Book Store 732 \Y. 6th Street
Lord's Book Shop 755 S. Olive St.
McManus & Morgan, Inc. 658 S. Vermont A \emie
MADISON, JAMES 465 S. Detroit Street
Californiana. Dime Novels, Playbills, Sheet Music, etc. Pub-
lisher "Collecting for Profit" (monthly) $2.00 per year.
Mycr's 451 S. Hixt-1 Street
Parker's Book Store 520 \V. 6th Street
Pryse, John M. 919 S. Rcriial Avenue
Robinson, J. W., Co. 7th Street & Grand Avenue
Rogers Book Shop 711 W. 6th Street
Shavian Book Shop, The 3221 \V. 6th Street
Sixteenmo Book Shop, The 1105 X. Larrabce Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 605
LOS ANGELES— Continued.
Westlake Book Shop 7*9 S. Alvarado
ZEITLIN, JAKE,— BOOKS 705^ W. 6th Street
NAPA
Kyser's, 944 Main Street
OAKLAND
Dewitt's Book Store 620 I4th Street
HARDY'S BOOKSTORE 915 Broadway
HOLMES BOOK CO. 274 I4th Street
PALO ALTO
Andrew's Library Book Shop 2330 El Camino Real
PASADENA
McLean's Book Shop 754 E. Colorado Street
MILLARD, GEORGE M. 645 Prospect Crescent
Sowers, Roy V. 351 E. Green Street
VROMAN'S BOOK STORE 329 E. Colorado Street
YE OLDE BOOKE SHOPPE 767 E. Colorado Street
New and Used Books. Out of Print, Rare, Americana, First
Editions.
RIVERSIDE
Polcene's Antiques, Frances Barr 828 W. 7th Street
SACRAMENTO
Beer Book Shop 1125 8th Street
JONES BOOK STORE 1220 J Street
Levinson's Bookstore 1017 K Street
SAN DIEGO
Artemisia Book Shop 1186 6th Street
Lane. H. G., E Street Book Store 743 E Street
Smith, C. Everett Rancho Santa Fe
YE OLDE BOOK SHOPPE 916 Broadway
SAX FRANCISCO
Aloha Book & Art Exchange 133 Geary Street
Anderson, Nathaniel, Books 14 Pine Place
Argonaut Book Store 2790 Mission Street
BOOK HARBOR 1448 Haight Street
Civic Center Book Shop 1292-94 Market Street
Daryill's Book Store 54 McAllister Street
Divisadero Book Shop 1342 Divisadero Street
ELDER, PAUL & CO. 239 Post Street
Evening Book Shop 210 Post Street
Garden's Bkshop & Circ. Lib. 2088 Mission Street
GELBER, LILIENTHAL, INC., BOOK DEPT.
336 Sutter Street
Catalogs regularly. Old and Rare Books. First Editions.
Rare Typography. Californiana.
Goldsmith, E. J. 106 Jordan Avenue
Haight, S. C. 268 Market Street
Holmes Book Co. 152 Kearney Street
Houghton Mifflin Co. 612 Howard Street
Private Library Department. Fine Editions. Old and Rare
Books.
6o6 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
SAN FRANCISCO— Continued.
HOWELL, JOHN 434 .Post Street
Lawyers Book Exchange 94 McAllister Street
LIEBERMAN, WILLIAM 1114 Market Street
McDEVITT BRET-MARK BOOK MART 2079 Sutler Street
Magee, David 480 Post Street
NEWBEGIN'S 358 Post Street
Old Book Shop, The
8 Tillman Alley, Sutter Street & Grand Avenue
Ray, Graham, Bookshop 317 Stockton Street
Robertson, A. M. 222 Stockton Street
FAR WEST HOBBY SHOP, GEO. H. SMOOTS
406 Clement Street
White House, The, Book Dept., Raphael Weill & Co.
Grant, Post & Sutter Streets
SAX JOSE
CURTIS LINDSAY 17 K. Santa Clara Street
Virgo Book Co. 80 E. San Fernando Street
Woodruff & Thush 29 S. 2nd Street
SAX PEDRO
Williams Book Store 284 W. 6th Street
SAXTA BARBARA
BOOK DEN P. O. Box 733
Americana, English Literature. First Editions. Autographs.
Serials of all kinds. Special attention given to Want Lists
from Libraries and Collectors.
TECOLOTE BOOK SHOP 25 De La Gucrra Studios
THATCHER'S OLD BOOK STORE " c>o8j i State Street
SAXTA CRUZ
Old Book Den, The Noel Heights
SAXTA MARGARITA
Robertson, Calla H. P. O. Box 134
SAXTA MONICA
Bungalow Book Shop 1224 I2th Street
STOCKTOX
Harvard News & Book Co. 126 E. Weber Street
COLORADO
BOriDER
Colorado Book Store 1215 I3th Street
COLORADO SPRIXGS
Farnsworth's, Edith. Book Store 217 Pikes Peak Avenue
LIPSEY, J. J., RARE BOOKS Pinegrove, Hroadmoor
Old Book Shop, The 112 E. Colorado Avenue
Their Bookshop East Pikes Peak Avenue
DEXVER
Andre, W. H. 604 Kittredge Bldg.
Bargain Book Store 406 15111 Street
BOOKERY, THE 1647 Welton Street
Kendrick-Bellamy Staty, Co. lOth & Stout Streets
RARE BOOK DEALERS
607
DENVER— Continued.
KRAMER'S BOOK STORE 915 i4th Street
Pooh Corner Ltd. 325 E. Colfax Street
Miller, Lawrence R. 3900 E. 7th Avenue
Pratt Book Store 1517 Curtis Street
VAN MALE, JOHN 3331 E. I4th Street
Western Americana; Indians.
EVERGREEN
Rockery, The, L. A. Krigbaum
CONNECTICUT
BRIDGEPORT
Hall, G. J.
DAR1EN
Book Stall, The
FARMINGTON
FARMINGTON BOOK SHOP
GREENWICH
COUNTRY BOOK SHOP
FULLERTON & SON
HARTFORD
Booklovers Shop, The
Colonial Book & Gift Shop
HARTRANFT, F. B.
Hobby Shop
Johnson, Crompton T.
Witkowcrs
MIDDLETOirX
HAZEN'S BOOKSTORE
MT. C ARM EL
Todd, William
XEW IUUTAIX
Beacon Bk. & Gift Shop
XEll' CAXAAX
Farrand, Geo. D., Co.
NEW HAVEN
Clark, Eugene Ferrin, Bookshop
HEAD, A. & W., INC.
Judd, Edward P., Co.
Sweetkind Book Shop
Thompson, Geo. E.
WHITLOCK'S BOOK STORE, INC.
Americana. Prints. Yale and Connecticut.
NEW LONDON
BOOKSHOP, THE, INC. Meridian & Church Street
RIDGEF1ELD
Book Barn Route No. i
271 Wood Avenue
College Highway
14 W. Putnam Avenue
27 E. Putman Avenue
34 Mulberry Street
492 Farmington Avenue
175 Ballard Drive, W.
30 Mulberry Street
77 Asylum Street
238 Main Street
85 W. Main Street
343 Elm Street
21 Broadway
827 Chapel Street
625 Orange Street
1366 Boulevard
15 Broadway
6o8 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
SALISBURY
HOUSATONUC BOOK SHOP
Catalogues Regularly. Standard. Rare and First Editions.
New and Second-hand books.
SALISBURY BOOK STORE
SO. NORWALK
Vonderleith, Walter A. Westside Avenue, R. F. D. 37
WATERBURY
MERCY BOYD'S BOOK SHOP 131 W. Main
WEST HARTFORD
Hartranft, F. B. 175 Ballard Drive
WESTPORT
Holden, Samuel Morris Campo Apts.
U'lXDSOR
Williams, John H. Bookseller
DELAWARE
WILMIXGTOX
GREENWOOD BOOK SHOP 309 Delaware Avenue
Zebley, Frank R. 130.' King Street
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
U'ASHLVGTON
ABBEY BOOK STORE <>IQ F Street, X. W.
BIG BOOK SHOP 033 G Street, X. W.
BRENTANO'S 1322 F Street. X. W.
Burton Book Service 2903 2<jth Street. X. W.
Congressional Bookshop (xtft yth Street, X. W.
CORNWALL'S BOOK SHOP
227 Pennsylvania Avenue, X. W.
Old books. Prints. Autographs and Government Publica-
tions.
Deutsch's Book Shop 1653 Penn Avenue. X. W.
Frank's Book Shop 013 G Street, X. W.
Heitmuller Art Co. 1307 14th Street, X. W.
LOWDERMILK, W. H. & CO. 141* 20 F Street
PARK BOOK SHOP 019 G Street, X. W.
PEARLMAN, PAUL 1711 G Street X. W.
RARE BOOK SHOP 822 17111 Street, X. W.
Rare and First Editions. Fine Xew and Contemporary Bind-
ings. Americana. Autographs. Prints.
Woodley Park Tower 2737 Devonshire Drive
STATUTE LAW BOOK CO. 715 Colorado Bldg.
FLORIDA
DAYTOXA BEACH
Book Nook, The 13 S. Ocean Avenue
RARE BOOK DEALERS
609
MIAMI
Beek Book Shop 915 Jefferson Avenue
Book & Bridge Shop 29 S. E. ist Avenue
Proctor, J. W., Books 620 W. i6th Avenue
WHITE, E. S., RARE BOOKS 548 W. Flagler Street
Rare books. Autographs. Prints. Maps. Appraisals made
anywhere in America.
YE BOOK LOVERS SHOPPE, INC. 410 N. E. 2nd Avenue
ORLANDO
Book Nook, The 484 N. Orange Avenue
GEORGIA
AMERICUS
Americus Book Co.
ATLANTA
Harrison Co.
LONGWORTH'S BOOK SHOP
Southern Book Concern, Inc.
BRUNSWICK
Book Shelf, The
SAVANNAH
Little House, The
IDAHO
BOISE
AYRES BOOK SHOP
ILLINOIS
CHAMPAIGN
Groves, Chas. H.
CHICAGO
Argus Book Shop, The
At the Sign of the Sibyl
Berwyn Book & Stamp Shop
Best, St. George
Birnbaum, Maurice
Blessing, W. P., Co.
Book Cellar, The
Book Fair
Borg, C. L.
BRENTANO'S
Briggs, Morris H.
Carson, Pirie & Scott & Co., Book
Chandler, Gep. M.
Chapman, William Gerard
Chicago Book & Art Auctions
Suite 1036 Fine Arts
Concord Book Shop, The
Cozy Book Shop
Davis Book Store
Dept.
1104 Forsyth Street
151 Spring Street, N. W.
106 Forsyth Street, N. W.
109 Whitehall Street
1423 Egmont Street
107 East Gordon Street
815 Bannock Street
719 Foley Avenue
333 S. Dearborn Street
1529 N. Clark Street
1116 Berwyn Avenue
423 Oakwood Boulevard
4807 Broadway
63 E. Adams Street
520 Surf Street
1321 W. Madison Street
6419 S. Halsted Street
63 E. Washington Street
506 S. Wabash Avenue
State & Madison Streets
75 E. Van Buren Street
330 S. Wells Street
Bldg., 410 S. Michigan Avenue
36 S. Michigan Avenue
3418 Jackson Boulevard
1411 Wilson Avenue
6io AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
CHICAGO— Continued.
Davies, Owen, Bookseller 346 N. Clark Street
Dearborn Book Shop 418 S. Dearborn Street
Doherty, F. L. 3751 N. Marsfield Avenue
ECONOMY BOOK STORE 36 S. Clark Street
"Six Floors of Books" — Rare books of all kinds — Lincolniana
— Americana — Out of Print fiction.
Engelke, George 1909 Belle Plains Avenue
Exotic Bibliophile Society, The TOO W. Monroe Street, Suite ion
Field, Marshall & Co., Book Dept. • 121 N. State Street
Frankel's Book Shop 8 S. Dearborn Street
Goldman's Book Store 424 S. Dearborn Street
GREENE, ALEXANDER
Room 007 Tower Bldg., 6 X. Michigan Avenue
HAMILL & BARKER 700 N. Michigan Avenue
English first editions. Sporting and colored plate books.
Original drawings of loth Century illustrators. Early Amer-
ican travels.
Harding, Walter H. N. no N. Pine Avenue
HILL, WALTER M. BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER
25 K. Washington Street
Hill, William R. • 4700 Ingleside Avenue
Howes, Wright 1142 S. Michigan Avenue
ILLINOIS BOOK EXCHANGE 337 \\ '. Madison Avenue
Indian Trading Post 619 N. Michigan Avenue
Judy Book Store 3323 Michigan Avenue
KR'OCH'S BOOKSTORES, INC. 206 X. Michigan Avenue
Login Brothers 1816 W. Harrison Street
McConico's Book & Mag. Store 2003 S. State Street
Market Book Store 1337 S. Peoria Street
NEDWICK'S BOOK STORE 179 W. Monroe Street
New Publishing Co. 527 S. Clark Street
Powner, The Charles T., Co. 621 Plymouth Court
Ritter, Clement V. =;8 E. Washington Street, Room 812
ROSENGREN, FRANK 2430 Orchard Street
Steuben Book & Stat'y. Store V}2 W. Randolph Street
Targ & Dordick 808 X. Clark Street
University Book & Antique Shop 1204 E. 55th Street
Univ. of Chicago Bookstore 5802 Ellis Avenue
Urone Book Store 2052 W. Rescue Street
Wood worth's Book Store 1311 E. 57th Street
CICERO
Nadles Book Xook 5017 W. 22nd Place
DELAVAN
Regur, Joseph L.
EVA\7STON
DICKE, LAWRENCE E. 808 Washington Street
Illinois — Chicago — Autographs — Prints — Lincoln— Americana
Western.
CALESBURG
KING COLES BOOKSHOP 151 S. Broad Street
GENEVA
ROBIN'S BOOKSHOP 404 3rd Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS
611
JOLIET
Volland, Mr. G. F.
LA GRANGE
Plowman Book Shop
MILAN
Rail Splitter Book Shop, The
PEORIA
Van Norman Book Co.
QUINCY
Book Shop, The
KirER FOREST
Durland, Edwin N.
SPRINGFIELD
Coe Bros. Book Store
McDonald's Art & Book Store
VILLA PARK
Log Cabin Bookery
WAV KEG AN
Pearce's Books
INDIANA
BLOOMINGTON
Indiana University Book Store
GARY
Gary Book Shop
GREEXCASTLE
University Shop
INDIANAPOLIS
Ayers, L. S., & Co.
Capitol Book Store
Dale Book Shop
HOOSIER BOOKSHOP, THE
MERIDIAN BOOK SHOP
Pingpank, L.
Stewart, \V. KM Co.
MAR10X
Hardy, May Eva, Readers Retreat
SOUTH BEND
DUNBAR, M.
Herrold, A. H., Book Store
- TERRE HAUTE
Craft, Isaac
10317 Chaucer Street
East Water Street
1415 Howett Street
1128 Main Street
608 Lathrop Avenue
524 E. Monroe Street
405 E. Adams Street
245 E. Highland Avenue
125 Washington Street
IOWA
CEDAR RAPIDS
San ford, Morris, Co.
690 Broadway
1-15 W. Washington Street
206 N. Meridian Street
217 N. Illinois Street
345 Massachusetts Avenue
6 East Market Street
2415 College Avenue
44 E. Washington Street
318 S. Nebraska Street
760 Oliver Bldg.
123 N. Main Street
672 Wabash Avenue
219 S. 2nd Street
612 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
CENTERVILLE
Oppenheimer, Miss M. L.
DAVENPORT
Sanford, Inc.
DES MOINES
Adventure Book Shop
Miller. H. Jesse
Turtle's, Dorothy, Book Shop
Younker Bros., Inc.
KANSAS
ALTAMONT
Reads Drug Store
LAWRENCE
Book Nook
LEAl'EXll'ORTH
Putney's Gift Shop
McPHERSON
Smalley's
TOPEKA
Book Den
H. & H. Book Co.
Pendry. H. E., Co.
RARE BOOK STUDIO
WICHITA
Book Nook. The
Goldsmith's Book & Stat'y. Co.
Innes, GeoM Co.
Tanner's Book Store
236 W.- Third Street
320 W. 4th Street
541 6th Avenue
3311 Crescent Avenue
701 Walnut Street
424 Delaware
119 E. 8th Avenue
311 C B & L Bldg.
625 Jackson Street
National Reserve Bldg.
104 S. Market
1 1 6- 1 8 S. Topeka Avenue
Lawrence & William Streets
122 N. Main Street
KENTUCKY
BLAXDVILLE
RANSOM, E. R.
LEXIXGTON
Graceland Book Shop
University Book Store, The
LOUISVILLE
Liebschutz Bookstore
Morton, John P.
Stewart, W. K.f Co., Inc.
Ye Booke Stalle
Zimmerman's Book Store
LOUISIANA
BAT OX ROUGE
Book Shop, The
McVcy Hall
414 W. Liberty Street
422 W. Main Street
550 S. 4th Street
636 S. 4th Street
425 S. 3rd Street
806 Main Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 613
NEW ORLEANS
Galleries, The 529 Royal Street
HARMANSONS BOOK STORE 916 Gravier Street
Wanted: Eng. catalogs, early ills, books, bindings, folios, First
Dickens, Scott, Thackeray, etc., early Amer. travel, Louisiana,
biog. memoirs, fine sets. Cats, issued.
HAY, ALEXANDER, OLD BOOK & CURIO STORE
834 Broadway
Pelican Book Shop 220 Baronne Street
SILER'S, INC. looo Canal Street
Stafford, J. D., Co. 228 Royal Street
MAINE
BANGOR
DILLINGHAM'S 13 Hammond Street
PORTLAND
HUSTON, A. J. 92 Exchange Street
Catalogs. Americana. Genealogy. Law. Maine Local.
First Editions, and general book stock.
Loring Short & Harmon 474 Congress Street
ROCKLAND
Huston-Tuttle, Inc. 405 Main Street
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE
ANDOVER BOOKSHOP 329 N. Charles Street
Burns, F., & Co. 5 St. Dunstan Road
Cann, Harry P., & Bro., Co. 6-10 N. Greene Street
HESS, J. DRYDEN 1826 N. Milton Avenue
HOCHSCHILD, KOHN & CO. Howard & Lexington Streets
Hutzler Bros. Co. 212 N. Howard Street
Janvier, Meredith 14 W. Hamilton Street
Keswick Books 4302 Keswick Road
Peabody Book Shop 913 N. Charles Street
Pippen, Wm. V. 605 N. Eutaw Street
REMINGTON, NORMAN, CO. 347 N. Charles Street
Roulston's 1117 N. Charles Street
SMITH'S BOOKSTORE 805 N. Howard Street
STEVEBOLD'S BOOK STORE, THE OLDEST
BOOKSTORE ON PARK AVENUE.
Plaza 6456, 220 Park Avenue at Clay Street
BOWIE
Aaron's Store, Book Dept.
CUMBERLAND
Barley, Frank H., & Co. 37 Baltimore Street
EASTON
BISHOP, AUGUSTUS, BOOKS Avon Realty Bldg.
FREDERICK
Berger's Book Mart 145 N. Market Street
614 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
WASHINGTON COUNTY
STOTLEMEYER, CHARLES Hancock
SALISBURY
Little Journeys 112 E. Isabella Street
MASSACHUSETTS
ATTLEBORO
Cooper, L. H., Co. 2 Park Street
BOSTON
Alpha-Trinity Book Mart 64A Huntington Avenue
Astrological & Occult Book. Centre 687 Boylston Street
Atlantic Monthly Book Shop 8 Arlington Street
BEZANSON, STANLEY O. i Court Street, 32 Ames Bldg.
Bookshop for Girls & Boys 270 Boylston Street
Boston Bird House & Book Co. 162 Boylston Street, Room 30
Boston Book Mart 82 A Huntington Avenue
Boston Bookman, The 104 Robinwood Avenue
BURGESS, H. R., & Co., BOOKSELLERS
First Editions. Press Books. 149 Newbury Street
Burnham Antique Book Store 54 Cornhill
Butterfield's 59-63 Bromfield Street
Carey, Mary 80 Boylston Street
COLEWORTHY'S BOOK STORE 66 Cornhill
Community Book Shelf 38 Southbourne Road
Copley Sq. Book Shop 603 Boylston Street
COUNTING HOUSE, THE X. 13 T. Wharf
Crescent Book Store 58 Cornhill
Dartmouth Bookstall, Inc. 265 Dartmouth Street
De Wolfe & Fiske Co.
DUNCAN'S BOOK SHOP 20 Beacon Street
Foley, P. K. 120 Tremont Street
GARDENSIDE BOOK SHOP, THE
Ritz-Carlton Hotel, 15 Arlington Street
Globiblion Library Forest Hills 30
GOODSPEED'S BOOK SHOP 7 Ashhurtcm Place
Catalogs regularly. Rare Books. Americana. First Edi-
tions. Fine Arts. Autographs. Prints.
Hancock Book Shop 101 St. James Avenue
Henry, E. E. 140 Main Street, Charlestown
JACKSON, GUY A. <n Court Street
JORDAN-MARSH CO. 4^0 Washington Street
KESPERTS BOOK SHOP 168 Dartmouth Street
LAURIAT, CHARLES E., CO. 3*5 Washington Street
Libbie, C. F., & Co. 3 Hamilton Place
Lincoln Book Store 58 Melrose Street
Market for Exchange, The 88 Broad Street, R<x>m 712
Rare books, maps, and prints.
Old Corner Book Store 50 Bromfield Street
ROCHFORT'S BOOK SHOP " 27 Court Square
Scudney, J., Publishing Co. 8 Beacon Street
Small & Hanson 36 Rrattle Street
SMITH ft McCANCE 5 Ashburton Place
Vendome News Co. 261 Dartmouth Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 615
BOSTON— Continued.
Wagner, R. W., & Co. 73 Tremont Street
Wiecker, Otto 19 Central Street
BRAINTREE
EVANS, JOHN BAKER 77 Hawthorn Road
BROOKLINE
HITCHCOCK, THOMAS B. 32 Fuller Street
CAMBRIDGE
DUNSTER HOUSE BOOK SHOP, INC. 20 South Street
Rare and first editions. Catalogs on request. Libraries pur-
chased or appraised.
Grolier Book Shop 6 Plympton Street
Harvard Co-operative Society Harvard Square, 76 Mass. Avenue
CONCORD
Emerson Bookshop, The Monument Street at Court Lane
EAST NORTHFIELD
Bookstore, The
FALL RIVER
ADAMS BOOKSTORE 165 N. Main Street
FITCHBURG
Grove Street Bookstore 12 Grove Street
HAVERHILL
McAuliff's Art, Gift & Book Shop 141 Winter Street
IPSWICH
BURNHAM, RALPH WARREN
LAWRENCE
Pegasus Stable Book Shop 89 Bradford Street
Smith Book Co. Box 661
LEOMINSTER
Hill, Wyman C. 9 Hayner Court
LEXINGTON
Walker, M. Leon 935 Massachusetts Avenue
LOWELL
McGAUNN'S BOOK SHOP 71 Gorham Street
LYNN
JAQUES, RUPERT W. 7 Willow Street
Mangan, John JM & Son 97 Nahant Street
MEDFORD
Medford Rare Book Co. 9 Cudworth Street
NANTUCKET
Little Book House. The
NEW BEDFORD
Brightman, F. S., Co. 56 7th Street
Hutchinson, H. S., & Co. 222-226 Union Street
NEWBURYPORT
Lull, Robert W. i Chapel Street
616 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
NEWTON CENTRE
HALL, NORMAN ALEXANDER 67 Union Street
NORTH ADAMS
Martin's Book Store . 34 Bank Street
NORTHAMPTON
Bridgeman & Lyman 108 Main Street
HAMPSHIRE BOOKSHOP
PITTSFIELD
Open Book, The, Inc. 70 North Street
ROCKPORT
Cape Ann Old Book Shop 35 High Street
ROWLEY
JEWETT, AMOS E.
SALEM
Book Shop 319 Essex Street
SOMERVILLE
Wilder, F. J. 28 Warren Avenue
SPRINGFIELD
HUNTING, H. R., CO., INC. 29 Worthington Street
Hynes, Frank J. 66 Harrison Avenue
JOHNSON'S BOOKSTORE, INC. 1379 Main Street
LIBRARY BOOK HOUSE 17 Besse Place
TAUNT ON
Taylor, Thomas J. 18 Clinton Street
WEST BOXFORD
PEARL, EDWARD E. 10 Main Street
WEST SOMERVILLE
Sackett, Meyer H. 179 College Avenue
WINCHESTER
Ticknor & Co. 14 Prospect Street
WORCESTER
Antique Book Shop 104 Pleasant Street
GATES & GATES 24 Charlotte Street
Coffin, Edw. Francis 142^ Woodland Street
Williams, J. L., Book Co. 24 Pearl Street
MICHIGAN
ALPENA
Adam's Bookstore
ANN ARBOR
Barthell. C. E. 336 S. State Street
Slater Book Shop
WAHR, GEORGE
Old and Rare Books.
BAY CITY
Manassa, £. £. 711 E. Midland Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 617
BIRMINGHAM
LaBelle, Alfred J., Book Store Maplewood Avenue, W.
BUCHANAN
Johnson, Vivian K. 406 Berrien Street
DETROIT
Academy Book Store 335 W. Grand River Avenue
Byron, Inc. Fisher Bldg.
CASS-DETROIT BOOKSHOPS, 1737 Cass Avenue
Classic Book Store 27 Warren W.
Davis, Harry E., Co. 2106 Washington Bldg.
Dennen's Book Shop 37 E. Grand River Avenue
Detroit Book Exchange 52 Cadillac Square
Higgins, J. N., Book Shop 431 Woodward Avenue
Hudson, J. L., Co., Book Dept.
Macauley 869 Pallister Avenue
Schuman's Book Store 4840 Cass Avenue
Sheehan, John V., & Co. 1550 Woodward Avenue
Sign of the Mermaid, The 1014 E. Jefferson Avenue
THOMPSON, JOHN 8100 E. Jefferson Avenue
GRAND RAPIDS
Eerdmann's, Wm. B. 234 Pearl Street, N. W.
Jefferson Book Mart 15-17 Jefferson Avenue
Raymers Bookstore 5 N. Division Avenue, N.
GROSSE POINTE
THOMPSON, JOHN, BOOKSELLER
17925 Kercheval Avenue
HOLLAND
Brink, Henry R.
KALAMAZOO
Beecher, Kymer & Patterson
LANSING
Morgan's, Inc. 121 S. Washington Avenue
PORT HURON
Farrell, Edw.
SAGINAW
Rich & Co., Book Dept. 107 Lapeer Avenue
MINNESOTA
CAZENOI'IA
Heymoolen & Co.
DULUTH
Stone's Book Store 20 N. 3rd Avenue, W.
FERGUS FALLS
River Inn Book Store
MINNEAPOLIS
Aladdin's Lane 1129 Nicollet Avenue
Campus Book Shop 605 Marquette
Dayton Co. 7th Street & Nicollet Avenue
6i8 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
MINNEAPOLIS— Continued.
Doorway Book Shop 1018 Nicollet Avenue
Northwest Book Exchange 243 Hennepin Avenue
POWERS
Book Section. Leonard H. Wells, Manager.
Tryke, A. B. 47*7 Oakland
Ulrick's, Mabel, Book & Print Shop 1039 Nicollet Avenue
ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL BOOK ft STAT'Y. CO. 53 E. 6th Street
Twin City Book & Stat'y. Co. 408 Cedar Street
Ulrich's, Mabel, Book and Print Shop 374 St. Peter Street
STAPLES
Waldron, H. L.
MISSISSIPPI
CORINTH
Taylor, J. W. Douglas Street
HATTIESBUKG
Taylor's Bookshop
NATCHEZ
Ye Olde Booke Shoppe Richmond P. O. Box 63
MISSOURI
COLUMBIA
MISSOURI STORE CO.
KANSAS CITY
Acme Book Store 3626 Michigan Avenue
CRAMER, T. O. 1321 Grand Avenue
GROLIER BOOK SHOP, THE 211 Pershing Road
Rare Books and Standard Library Material, Sets, Fine Bind-
ings, and First Editions.
Hahn Bookstore 425 East nth Street
Kansas City Book Exchange 806 Grand Avenue
Kruse, Ed. C. 1532 Wabash Avenue
Prichard, Logan & Co. Chatham Hotel, 3701 Broadway
Bennett Schneider 213 W. 47th Street
SENDER. H. M., BOOK BROKER 5845 Central Street
Rare and First Editions. Western Americana and Standard
Sets. "High Spots" a specialty.
Uptown Book Store 4643 T roost Avenue
LOWRY CITY
Hadley. Ralph
SAINT LOUIS
Antiques & Rare Book Shop 4248 Olive Street
Book World 717 Pine Street
DOUBLEDAY, DORAN BOOK SHOPS, INC.
8th & Olive Streets
Farley, Chas. G. 4537 Greer Avenue
Home Book Store 5331 Northland Avenue
McNary, Wm. F. 43?6 Olive Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS
619
SAINT LOUIS— Continued.
Matthews, L. S., & Co.
Miner, Wm. Harvey, Book Co.
Tourville, George S.
Weld, Inc., Books
Witter, C.
WARRENTON
College Book Store
3554 Olive Street
3518 Franklin Avenue
9 S. Broadway
547 N. Kings Highway
708 Pine Street
MONTANA
BOZEMAN
Phillips, S. G.
NEBRASKA
HOLDHEDGE
Holdredge News Co.
LINCOLN
Lincoln Book Store, The
Old Book Store
OMAHA
132 South i2th Street
240 N. nth Street
4229 Douglas Street
Hyde, George E.
KIESER'S BOOK STORE ANTIQUARIAN
221 N. i6th Street
Old, Rare and New Books Bought and Sold.
Matthews Book Store
Parnassus Book Shop
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONCORD
Eastman, Edson C., Co.
ENF1ELD
Valley Book Exchange
KEENE
Sally Bookshop
MANCHESTER
GOODMAN'S BOOK STORE
NASHUA
Old Curiosity Shop
SUN COOK
Guerin, E. R., Collector's Luck
1620 Harvey Street
215 S. 20th Street
Lock Box 32
9 Lamson Street
7 Franklin Street
NEW JERSEY
ATLANTIC CITY
Hook, C. S.
Landor, Walter
BELMAR
Werner, Edgar S., Co.
Weymouth Apts.
2705 Boardwalk
701 Seventh Avenue
620 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
BROWNS MILLS
HATHAWAY, MARGARET E.
EAST ORANGE
AMADEO, NICHOLAS V. 410 S. Clinton Street
Brick Church Book Shop 16 N. Harrison Street
ELIZABETH
Morrison, Noah F.
JERSEY CITY
HOME SERVICE BOOK STORE 52 Sip Avenue
LEONIA
Schmidt, G., Bookseller & Imp. 415 Woodland Avenue
MANASQUAN
Collector's Book Shop 86-90 Broad Street
METUCHEN
Heartman, C. F. 613 Middlesex Avenue
MORRISTOWN
Book Shop 83 South Street
NEWARK
Bamberger, L., & Co., Book Dept. Broad Street
Book Shop 140 Halsey Street
Carteret Book Shop, The 43 Halsey Street
Dressel, Chas. H. 552 Broad Street
Eveland, Charles W. P. O. Lock Box 295
MacPherson, C. A. 506 Essex Bldg.
Newark Galleries, The, Inc. 153 Washington Street
NEW BRUNSWICK
Kaiser's Book Shop 425!^ George Street
REED, W. R. 391 George Street
NEW GRETNA
Maurice Co.
PERTH AM BOY
Ompoge Book Shop 339 High Street
PLAINFIELD
Attic Book Shop. C. B. Darrow 1150 Rahway Road. Box 206
Barter. Maxwell & Co. 102 North Avenue
PRINCETON
Chapin, Mr. Henry, The Brick Row Book Shop,
68M» Nassau Street
RIDGEFIELD
Neandross Library
SEA BRIGHT
McVicker, Horatia 35 Ocean Avenue
TRENTON
TRAVER'S BOOK STORE 19.21 E. State Street
UNION CITY
Book Shelf, The 311 West Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 621
WESTFIELD
Maxwell, A. R. 885 Mountain Avenue
R. B. S. Shop 547 St. Marks Avenue
WILDWOOD
Vanity Fair, The Popular Avenue & Boardwalk
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE
New Mexico Book Store 203 W. Central Avenue
SANTA FE
Collins, J. F., Co., Inc.
NEW YORK
ALBANY
Cadby, J. W. 50 Grand Street
Kimball Bros. 33 S. Lake Avenue
McDonough, Joseph Co. 174 State Street
Pierce & Scopes 59 Maiden Lane
SCOPES, JOHN E., & CO. 23 Steuben Street
Americana. Autographs. Documents. Broadsides. Cur-
rier & Ives Prints. Maps, early American and Revolutionary.
Skinner's, John, Bookstore 15 Steuben Street, Cor. James
AUBURN
Col well, Irving S.
BINGHAMTON
Keats Book Store 78 Court Street
BRONXVILLE
Scheherazade, The 100 Kraft Avenue
BROOKLYN
Aldine Book Co. 1873 6ist Street
Book Center 244^ Flatbush Avenue
Borough Hall Bookshop 337 Adams Street
Broadway Book Co. 591 Broadway
Dickman, Jos. J. 147 Montague Street
Dunn, Daniel 677 Fulton Street
Half Moon Bookshops, Inc. 1619 Surf Avenue
Ingles', J., Book Room 473 Greene Avenue
LADD, NEIL M.f BOOK CO. 265 Flatbush Avenue
Lesphra Library Service 1625 Eastern Parkway
Miss Adams' Book Shop 149 Pierrepont Street
Out-of-Print-Library-Servicc 222 Hancock Street
Parkway Bookstore 1930 Prospect Place
Random Book Shop 7107 I4th Avenue
Rex Book & Art Shoppe 1404-1410 Myrtle Avenue
Israel Soifer 1040 Carroll Street
Williams Book Store 199 Montague Street
Wifliamsburg Book Store 369 Broadway
BUFFALO
ADAM, MELDRUM & ANDERSON CO.
396-408 Main Street
622 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
BUFFALO— Continued.
Buffalo Book Exchange
Gay-Hagen, Inc.
QUEEN CITY BOOK CO.
Sears, E. B., Book Service
ULBRICH, OTTO, CO.
Westside Bookstore
Woodlawn Book Shop
CANANDAIGUA
Davis Antique Shop
CHAPPAQUA
Ye Bibliophile, R. Malcolm Sills
CH1TTENANGO
Bokiens Curiosity Shop
FLUSHING, L. I.
Book Studio, The
Broadway Book Shop
FREDONIA
Ye Old Book Shoppe
GLEN COVE, L. I.
Long Island Book Exchange
ITHACA
Corner Bookstore Co., Inc.
Triangle Book Shop
JACKSON HEIGHTS, L. I.
Weissman, H.
JOHNSTOWN
Newton, B. B.
KINGSTON
Williams, J.
LONG ISLAND CITY
Carr, Paul R.
MIDDLETOWN
Toepp, L. A.
MOUNT I'ERNON
Front Room Book Shop
NEW ROCHELLE
Renton Book Cellar.
NEWBURGH
Snyder's Book Store
NORTH BLENHEIM
Kelsey's Book Shop
OSWEGO
Wright, Fred P.
PELHAM
PEGASUS BOOK SHOP, INC.
137 Seneca Avenue
160 Franklin Street
187 Franklin Street
52 Dorchester Road
386 Main Street
261 Grant Avenue
17 W. Utica
257 Main Street, S.
1 02 Main Street
136-09 Amity Street
32 W. Main Street
21 Cottage Row
109 N. Tioga Street
412 College Avenue
3732 7&h Street
9 W. Main Street
638 Delaware Avenue
3023 Packard Street
202 Highland Avenue
138 Archer Avenue
116 Warren Street
65-67 Water Street
26 W. Cayuga Street
212 Ancon Avenue
RARE BOOK DEALERS 623
POUGHKEEPSIE
LINDMARK'S BOOKSHOP 3 Liberty Street
ROCHESTER
Bokien, Charles 10 Monroe Avenue
Humphrey's, G. P., Book Shop 65 Spring Street
SCRANTOM'S INC. 334 E. Main Street
Americana. Rare and First Editions. Autographs. Standard
Sets.
Smith, Clarence Walker 343-345 East Avenue
Snyder's 44 Monroe Avenue
SAYVILLE, L. I.
East Sayville Book Shop Montauk Highway
GILLAM, WILSON J., AUCTIONEER
SCHENECTADY
Old Bookstore 75 1 State Street
SKANEATELES
WOLCOTT BOOK & GIFT SHOP, THE
SYRACUSE
Everybodys Book Shop 205 E. Fayette Street
Heise, John Box 36
Hill Book Stall, The 147 Marshall Street
Keating, L. A., Co. 316-18 S. Warren Street
Mundy's, Emily, Book Shop 124 Harrison Street
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
303 University Place
TROY
Allen's Bookstore, Inc. Hotel Hendrick Hudson
Lavender's Bookstore 268 River Street
Schusslcr, A. G. 492 Second Street
UTICA
Book Shop 702 Washington Street
Wise, J. M.. Book Co. . 1233 State Street
U-'OODHAVEX, L. I.
Wessling's Book Stores 8014 Jamaica Avenue
XEH' YORK CITY
Abbey Book Co., Inc. 61 E. 8th Street
ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO.
Madison Avenue & 4^th Street
ACADEMY BOOK SHOP . ' 57 E. 59th Street
Admiration Book Co. 252 K. 1251)1 Street
Alfau, Kstellc Goodman, 242 W. icipth Street
Altman-Brentano Book Shop, % B. Altman & Co.
34th Street & Fifth Avenue
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION & ANDERSON
GALLERIES, INC. 30 East 57th Street
Architectural Book Co. 108 W. 46th Street
ARGOSY BOOK STORE 45-4th Avenue
Arlington Book Co. 133 E. 6oth Street
Arts Book Service, The 232 E. 54th Streets
ASSOCIATED LIBRARY EXCHANGE, INC.
15 W. 44th Street
624 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
NEW YORK CITY— Continued.
Atlantic Book Co. 461 4th Avenue
Atlantic Service Co. 225 E. 75th Street
BAKER, G. A., ft CO. 247 Park Avenue
Ball & Wilde, Inc. 80 Broad Street
Banner Book Shop 114 4th Avenue
Beacon Book Shop, Inc. 43 E. 45th Street
Benjamin, Walter R. 578 Madison Avenue
BENNETT BOOK STUDIOS, INC. 160 E. 56th Street
Period and Modern Leather Bindings. Cases for Rare Books.
First Editions.
BEYER, BARNET J., INC. 5 E. 52nd Street
Rare Books. First Editions. Americana. Autographs.
Early Printed Books. Manuscripts.
Bianco, F. 67 W. 44th Street
Balzac, Biblion 15 Park Row
Biblioteca Romana 39 E. 28th Street
Biblo & Tannen 229 East I4th Street
Bidermans, I. W. 182 2nd Avenue
Black Stallion Press & Book Shop, The 36 E. s8th Street
Blue Faun Bookshop, Inc. 136 W. 23rd Street
Bonaventure. E. F.f Inc. 318 W. io6th Street
Book Appraisal Co. 15 \V. 44th Street
Book Place, The ulA W. 26th Street
Book Supply Society Room 514, Bible House
BRENTANO'S " i W. 4/th Street
Old and Rare Books. Fine Standard Sets and First Editions.
Catalogs issued.
BRENTANO'S 225 5th Avenue
BRESLOW'S BOOK SHOP
1-2 Bible House, 4th Avenue & 9th Street
BRICK ROW BOOK SHOP, INC. 42 E. soth Street
Catalogs. English Literature. Shakespeare. First Editions.
XVIII. Century especially. Also at Princeton.
Britannica Book Shop 342 Madison Avenue
Brooks, Jerome E. 105 W. 55th Street
BROOKS, PHILLIP 225 Broadway
Brown, Hubert R. 70 5th Avenue
Brown, Nicholas L. 23 \V. 3ist Street
Bryant Book Shop 7* West 48th Street
Cadmus Book Shop 342 W. 34th Street
Canny, James 754 E. 222nd Street
Carman's • 3648 Olinvillc Avenue
Carnegie Hall Bookshop, Inc. 158 W. 57th Street
Caxton's 35 West 44th Street
CHANNEL BOOKSHOP 283 Park Avenue-
Charles Book Haven 238 7th Avenue
Chaucer Head Book Store 32 W. 47th Street
Chelsea Book Shop 58 \V. 8th Street
Columbia Book Service 765 Sixth Avenue
Columbia Univ. Press Bk. Store 2960 Broadway
Conder*s Bookstore 65 Fifth Avenue
Daca's 83 Greenwich Avenue
DAUBER ft PINE BOOKSHOPS, INC. 66 5th Avenue
Dean, Edward L. 347 Madison Avenue
RARE BOOK DEALERS
625
NEW YORK CITY— Continued.
Delehanty, Elizabeth R.
Delevie, Solomon M.
De Sherinin, Michael
DRAKE, JAMES F., INC.
Catalogs regularly. Rare Books.
graphs.
Duschnes, Philip C.
DUTTON'S INC.
EASTERN BOOKSTORE
Ebenstadt, Ed.
Engineer's Book Shop
ENGLISH BOOK SHOP, THE
Esco Book Service
Esoterika Biblion Society
Foliophiles, Inc.
FRANKLIN BOOK SHOP
French Book Shop, The
French Book Corp., Inc.
Fridenberg, Robert
Friedman, Maurice
Friedman's
10 E. 47* Street
103 Park Avenue
597 Fifth Avenue
14 W. 40th Street
First Editions. Auto-
507 5th Avenue
681 Fifth Avenue
254 W. 3ist Street
55 W. 42nd Street
227 Park Avenue
55 E. 55th Street
151 5th Avenue
45 W. 45th Street
59 Bank Street
41 E. 59th Street
556 Madison Avenue
945 Madison Avenue
22 W. 56th Street
147 E. 22nd Street
18 W. 23rd Street
363 W. sist Street
17 East 54th Street
Authors. Rare
Furman, Philip
GANNON, THOMAS J., INC.
First Editions of American and English
Books. MSS. Fine Editions.
GEE, ERNEST R. 35 E. 49th Street
Sporting Books, Books with Coloured Plates, Sporting Prints.
Correspondence Invited.
Geffen's Book Store 79 4th Avenue
Gillam, Burns 870 E. 175* Street
GIMBEL BROS. 6th Avenue & 33rd Street
GOLDSMITH, A. F.
Gordon, J. & B.
Gotham Book Mart, The
Green Book Shop
Gray's, Milton, Book Studio
Gregory, Katherine
Half Moon Book Shop
Harmony Book Shop
HARPER, LATHROP C.
Harris, Ben
Hart, M. C. B.
Hartley Studios, Inc.
Hatch, Lewis
Hauser, Benjamin
Hildebrand, W. A.
HIMEBAUGH & BROWNE
HOLLIDAY BOOKSHOP
Old and Rare Books. Fine
Hunig, Philip
HOOPER BOOK SHELF, THE
HOUSE OF BOOKS, LTD.
Hudson Book Shop
Ideal Book Shop, Inc.
42 Lexington Avenue
ii W. 42nd Street
51 W. 47th Street
ii Astor Place
330 E. soth Street
222 E. 7 ist Street
159 5th Avenue
108 W. 49th Street
8 W. 40th Street
103 E. I3th Street
2487 Broadway
221 E. 38th Street
44 E. 67th Street
60 E. 42nd Street
24 Beekman Street
4 E. 46th Street
49 E. 49th Street
Editions and Modern Firsts.
200 E. i6th Street
717 Madison Avenue
555 Madison Avenue
203 E. iO4th Street
i W. I25th Street
626 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
NEW YORK CITY— Continued.
Inman, Maurice, Inc. 71 W. 45th Street
International Book & Art Shop 16 E. 8th Street
Johnson, Merle 65 E. 53rd Street
Keats, Irving 693 Broadway
Kullman, P. C, & Co. 110-116 Nassau Street
Levinson, H. A., Bookseller Suite 1302, 7 W. 44th Street
Lusenberg, A. S. Room 418, 156 5th Avenue
McDevitt-Wilson Book Shop 30 Church Street
McGee, J. R. Room 1824, 61 Broadway
MACY, R. H., & CO. Broadway Cor. W. 34th Street
MADIGAN, THOMAS F. 2 E. 54th Street
Catalogs regularly. Autographed Letters, Manuscripts and
Historical Documents. Appraisals.
MADISON BOOK STORE 55 E. 59th Street
MARKS, HARRY F., INC. 21 W. 47th Street
Marmor Book & Art Shop 1230 6th Avenue
MARX, SAMUEL, INC. 24 W. 5&h Street
MENDOZA, ISAAC, BOOK CO. 12 Ann Street
Morton, Edward S. Room 654, no W. 4Oth Street
Moss & Kamin 1423 6th Avenue
Natl. Bibliophile Service 347 5th Avenue
New York Hebrew Book Co. 53 Norfolk Street
NEWHALL, D. H. Room 1601, 100 E. 42nd Street
Nichols, H. S. I28A \V. loth Street
NORTH, ERNEST DRESSEL 587 5th Avenue
Rare Books. Autograph Letters, Original Manuscripts.
Occult & Antiquarian Book Shop i \V. 34th Street
Old Print Shop 150 Lexington Avenue
O'M ALLEY, E. J. 150 Lexington Avenue
Orient Exchange Inc. 219 E. 57th Street
Orpheus Book & Music Shop 41 Astor Place. Bible House
Oxford Book Shop 42 Lexington Avenue
PAINE, ALFRED W. 336 Lexington Avenue
Books relating to salt water.
Parnassus Book Shop 225 4th Avenue
Personal Book Service. The 1640 Topping Avenue
PHOENIX BOOK SHOP, INC. 41 E. 49th Street
Pratt, Charles S. 475 6th Avenue
Pusey. Elizabeth H., Inc. 20 E. 57th Street
PUTNAM'S BOOK STORE 2 West 45th Street
Quality Bookshop 112 E. 59th Street
Rare Book Co. gc> Nassau Street
Rhinelander Book Shop 1331 Lexington Avenue
River Book House 444 E. 58th Street
Rogers, Charlotte Boardman 16 K. <X>th Street
Romms Book Service no 4th Avenue
ROSENBACH CO., THE 15 K. 5»t Street
Illuminated Manuscripts. Early printed books of the Eliza-
bethans, Shakespeariana. Americana, etc. (See also Phila-
delphia.)
Ross, Richard 309 5th Avenue
RUDER, BARNET B. 8 W. 47th Street
Limited Editions. New, old and Rare Books.
Russian National Bookstore 47 E. 8th Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 627
NEW YORK CITY— Continued.
Sabin, J. Percy 14 Maiden Lane
Salisbury 78 E. loth Street
Salzberg, Harry J., & Co. 43 E. 46th Street
Savoy Book Store 123 E. 59th Street
SCHEUER, ALWIN J. 26 E. s6th Street
Rare Books. First Editions. Autographs.
SCHULTE, THEODORE E. 80 4th Avenue
SCRIBNER'S, CHAS., SONS . 597 5th Avenue
Seiler, A. G. 1224 Amsterdam Avenue
Sleepy Hollow Book Shop 70 Irving Place
Smith, Harry B. 319 W. iO7th Street
Smith, V. T. 2 Stone Street
Snyder, Harold J. 1440 Broadway
Stammer, P. 61 4th Avenue
STECHERT, G. E., & CO. 31-33 E. loth Street
Stern Bros. 41 W. 42nd Street
STIKEMAN & CO. no W. 32nd Street
Stone, Harry, Bookshop 24 E. 58th Street
Stonestreet, Guy 35 W. 44th Street
SWANN, ARTHUR 598 Madison Avenue
First Editions of English and American Authors.
Tausner, M. 198 E. Broadway
Tessaro's Book Store 43 Exchange Place
Thompson, L. M. 24 Stone Street
THOMS & ERON, INC. 89 Chambers Street
Catalogs occasionally. De Luxe Sets of Standard Authors.
Turnbull, Edward 13 W. 48th Street
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Broadway at i2Oth Street
Van Nostrand, D., Co. 8 Warren Street
Van Clute, Dean, Bookshop of 145 Waverly Place
Van Rcimsdyck, D. Jos. 55 W. 45th Street
Vojnich, Wilfred M. 33 W. 42nd Street
Waldorf-Astoria Book Shop, Waldorf-Astoria, So. Lounge
Park Avenue at 49th Street
Wallace, R. E.. Books 23 W. 3ist Street
Walpole Galleries 13 W. 48th Street
Walters, Curtis 41 Union Square
Walters, Frank 520 Grand Central Palace
Wanamaker, John, Book Dept. Broadway at loth Street
Weisers Book Store 108 4th Avenue
Weiss, Sigmund 145 W. 4th Street
WELLS, EDGAR H., & CO. 602 Madison Avenue
Old, Rare and Current Books. Modern First Editions.
WELLS, GABRIEL 145 W. 57th Street
Fine Books and Manuscripts.
Weltman, I. 39 W. I25th Street
Westermann, B., Co. 13 W. 46th Street
Wex's Book Shop 65 4th Avenue
WEYHE, E. 794 Lexington Avenue
WILLIS BOOK SHOP 264 Willis Avenue
Wilson, Ralph 89 Chambers Street
Ye Odd Bookc Shoppe 1262 3rd Avenue
Yoke Book Shop, The 203 9th Avenue
628 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
NEW YORK CITY— Continued.
Z. A. Book Co., The 69 5th Avenue
Zobel Book Service 866 Kelly Street
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE
Sebren, George W. 32 W. College Street
CHARLOTTE
Norsworthy, J. T. 1326 W. 6th Street
Smith's Book Store 402 W. Trade Street
CHAPEL HILL
Intimate Book Shop Franklin Street
DURHAM
Intimate Book Shop
FAYETTEV1LLE
Highland Book Store
GREENSBORO
Book Shop, Inc., The no S. Greene Street
RALEIGH
Graham's, ugft Salisbury Street
Williams, Alfred, & Co. 119 Fayetteville Street
WINSTON-SALEM
Wilkinson, Ida, Book Shop Robert E. Lee Hotel
NORTH DAKOTA
FARGO
CRAWFORD BOOK SHOP 613 ist Avenue, N.
OHIO
AKRON
Old Book Store 32 S. High Street
ASHTABULA
Timby's Book Shop 70 Jefferson Road
CANTON
Book Shop 135 6th Street
CHILLICOTHE
Chillicothe Book Store 142 W. Water Street
Old Capitol Book Shop 55 W. 2nd Street
CINCINNATI
Acorn Book Shop 731 E. McMillan Street
Book Mart, The 2238 Park Avenue
HUGHES BOOK SHOP 9 W. 7th Street
JAMES BOOK STORE Blymer Bldg., 516 Main Street
SMITH BOOK CO. 914 Union Central Bldg.
KIDD, STEWART 19 E. 4th Street
Rare Books, Autograph Letters, covering practically the
entire field of collecting. Catalogs on request.
RARE BOOK DEALERS
629
CLEVELAND
Book & Antique Shop
Book House, The
Brentano's Booksellers, Higbee Co.
Burrow Bros., Co.
Halle Bros. Co.
Korner & Wood Co.
Kuehny, G. W.
Laukhuff, Richard
Pan Book Store
Rare Book Shop, The
Shaker Book Shop
Stockvis, Albert
1512 Prospect Avenue
1966 E. 83rd Street
Public Square
633-37 Euclid Avenue
Huron Road & Euclid Avenue
1512 Euclid Avenue
3554 Attica Road
40 Taylor Arcade
ion Bolivar Road
1833 E. I3th Street
13127 Shaker Square
3041 Riveredge Road
COLUMBUS
Capitol Book Store
COLUMBUS BOOK EXCHANGE
LONG'S BOOK STORE
American First Editions bought and sold,
quest.
CONNEAUT
Joslin Studio, The
DAYTON
Lincoln Book Shop, The
Pettibone-McLean, Inc.
Thompson's Book Store
DELAWARE
Old Book Store, The
FINDLAY
Paul's Book Shop
LAKEWOOD
Buckeye Bookery
LORAIN
ABBEY BOOK SHOP
TOLEDO
Book Exchange
Campion Book Store
Nachtrieb, Inc.
WARREN
Book Shop, The
Jenkins, S. J.
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE
Book Shop, The
YOUNGSTOWN
Studio Book Shop, The
ZANESVILLE
Norn's Books & Gifts
114 N. Front Street
272 N. High Street
1836 N. High Street
Catalogs on Re-
207 Main Street
17 W. 5th Street
14 W. ist Street
932 E. 5th Street
34 S. Main Street
1 1 12 N. Main Street
1262 Cook Avenue
Box 144
Station A
520 Summit Street
341 Huron Street
967 Palmyra Road
136 S. Park Avenue
Court & North Streets
12 N. Phelps Street
119 Blocksom Street
630 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
OKLAHOMA
CHICKASHA
Washita Valley Book Shop
ENID
Vater, J. J.
GUTHRIE
Green Lantern Book Shop
OKLAHOMA CITY
Boyle, R. V.
Russell, Hollis, Book Store
Venable-Anderson Co.
OKMULGEE
Book Shop, The
STILLWATER
Woodworth, W. A.
TULSA
CENTRAL BOOK EXCHANGE
Main Auction Co., Book Dept.
NAGLE, K. M., CO.
Sakols, D. N.
Terry's Old Book Store
Tulsa Book Shop
OREGON
EUGENE
Oregon Book Exchange
University of Oregon Bookstore
PORTLAND
Barns, M. H.
Belmont Book Exchange
Christopher Antiques
Columbia Book Co.
El Rays
Gill, J. K, Co.
HYLAND'S OLD BOOKSTORE
Olds, Wortman & King W.
SCHMALE, A. W.
Strahan, Christopher
WALBORN, CHARLES E.
Waldren, Ray Q.
PENNSYLVANIA
ARDMORE
McCawley, E. S., & Co.
McGirr, Newman F.
Twickenham Book Shop, The
BRYN MAWR
Bryn Mawr Co-operative Society
Country Book Shop, The
Stockton, Richard
107 N. 4th Street
611 E. Noble Avenue
822 E. 2ist Street
217 W. 8th Street
317 W. Main Street
206 N. Morton Avenue
114 W. 7th Avenue
19 W. 3rd Street
113 South Cincinnati
117 W. 4th Street
12 Court Arcade
113 S. Cincinnati
516 S. Main Street
31 W. 7th
324 Failing Street
830 Belmont Street
126 I2th Street
1243 E. Stark Street
189 Park Street
5th & State Streets
205 4th Street
Park & Alder Streets
191 A I4th Street
172 loth Street
189 Park Street
1143 E. Yamhill Street
New Times Bldg.
28 W. Montgomery Avenue
36 W. Lancaster Avenue
30 Bryn Mawr Avenue
833 Lancaster Avenue
RARE BOOK DEALERS 631
CANTON
International Book Co.
CHESTER
Sproul Book Shop 627 Sproul Street
ERIE
Erie Book Store 17 E. 8th Street
Rinderle, C J. 356 E. nth Street
GETTYSBURG
Meligakes, N. A., The Sweetland 4 Baltimore Street
GLENOLDEN
Hook, James Lewis P. O. Box 25
HARRISBURG
Aurand's Book Store 925 N. 3rd Street
JENKINTOWN
Aladdin Bookshop 216 York Road
JOHNSTOWN
Manor Books P. O. Box 384
LANCASTER
BARR BOOK SHOP 22-24 W. Orange Street
Hurst's Second Hand Bk. Store 14 & 16 W. Orange Street
LEWISTOWN
McMeen, E. E., & Co.
LLANERCH
Wells, Milton F. 1123 Roosevelt Street
PHILADELPHIA
Apfelbaum, Earl P. L. 932 Chestnut Street
Archway Book Store 47 N. 9th Street
Arnolds Book Shop 21 W. School House Lane
BAINS, WILLIAM M. 1713 Chestnut Street
Bisel, George T., Co. 724 Sansom Street
BLUE BOOK SHOP 5338 Germantown Avenue
Books, Inc. 19 S. i8th Street
BRENTANO'S 1340 Walnut Street
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM J. 223 S. Sydenham Street
Caplan, Albert J. 2340 Park Avenue
Centaur Book Shop 1224 Chancellor Street
Conway, R. P.. & Co. Room 405, 1701 Walnut Street
DAUPHINEE, CLIFFORD L. 1700 Walnut Street
Dixon, Cyrus M. 1210 Sansom Street
Earnest, John K. ion Chestnut Street
Foster, B. S. 1026 Pine Street
Futernicks Old Book Store 1329 Arch Street
GIMBEL BROS. 8th & Market Streets
Grasberger, George J. C. Pennsylvania Bldg.
HASSON, FRANK A. 1700 Walnut Street
Holly Book Store, The 245 N. 9th Street
Integrity Book Co., Inc. 1528 Walnut Street
Jacobs, Geo. W., & Co. 1726 Chestnut Street
Jiz Gift Shop 6201 Chestnut Street
632 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
PHILADELPHIA— Continued.
LEARY'S BOOK STORE, LEARY, STUART & CO.
9 S. 9th Street
McGirr, Newman F. 1704 Manning Street
Marder, Eugene 932 N. Randolph Street
Molloy's Book Store 14 S. Mole Street
Nander- Wilson Inc. 35 S. 3rd Street
Parnassus Book Shop 213 S. I5th Street
Pickwick Book Shop 225 S. I7th Street
Rittenhouse Book Shop 1740 Ludlow Street
ROSENBACH CO., THE 1320 Walnut Street
Illuminated Manuscripts. Early printed books of the Eliza-
bethans, Shakespeariana, Americana, etc. (See also New
York.)
Schaefer, Walter R. 1426 68th Avenue
SESSLER'S BOOKSHOP 1310 Walnut Street
Smith, W. E. P. O. Box 1885
Strawbridge & Clothier Market & 8th Streets
Townsend, Horace F. 729 N. 4ist Street
Wall Book Co. 821 S. sist Street
Walnut Book Store, The 132 S. 9th Street
WANAMAKER, JOHN, BOOK DEPT.
I3th & Market Streets
Welkey's mi Pine Street
Witt, W. D. 5202 N. Carlisle Street
PITTSBURGH
BRENTANO'S, William Penn Hotel 6th & Grant Streets
Guthrie's, Priscilla, Bookshop Schenley Apt's.
HORNE, JOSEPH, CO. Penn Avenue
KAUFMAN'S
Staley, Roman, Co. 210 Market Street
Welden, J. R., Co. 413 Wood Street
Ye Olde Booke Shoppe 216 Market Street
POTTSVILLE
Spannuth, J. E. 521 Harrison Street
Unger, C. W. 2001 W. Market Street
READING
Berkshire Book Shop 14 N. 6th Street
Miller, James H. 17 S. 9th Street
RUTLEDGE
Trautwine Co. Box 23
SCRANTON
Scranton Book Exchange 312 Washington Avenue
SHENANDOAH
Studio Shop 38 W. Centre Street
WASHINGTON
Book & Novelty Shop 310 W. Chestnut Street
WEST CHESTER
Biddle's, Edward W. 115 N. High Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS
633
WILKES BARRE
Stuck's Book Store
WILLIAMSPORT
Book Mark, The
Bush & Bull Co., J. T. O'Brien
Hagerman's
YORK
BARNHART, H. C.
Book Art Shop, The
RHODE ISLAND
BRISTOL
Book Shop, The
PAWTVCKET
Old Book Shop, The, Emile Dubue
PROVIDENCE
Booke Shop
Eddy, Arthur E.
Hammond, J. Ernest
MILLEN'S BOOK STORE
OLD CORNER BOOK SHOP
PRESTON & ROUNDS
TYSON, JAMES A.
ULTIMA BOOK SHOP, THE
40 W. Market Street
4th & Market Streets
444 William Street
35 W. Market Street
136 E. Market Street
539 Hope Street
25 High Street
4 Market Square
260 Weybosset Street
46 McKinley Street
83 Weybosset Street
58 Exchange Street
49 Exchange Place
319 Caesar Misch Bldg.
131 Thayer Street
SOUTH CAROLINA
AIKEN
Bookshop, The
CHARLESTON
Book Shelf, The
Lightharts Book Store
Marion Booke Shoppe
COLUMBIA
GITTMAN'S BOOK SHOP
GREENVILLE
Mayes, Mary
SOUTH DAKOTA
BROOKINGS
S. A. Book Store
TENNESSEE
CHATTANOOGA
Book Shop
ELIZABETHTOWN
Book Store, The, Brumit, Walter B.,
1910 Park Avenue
181 King Street
322 King Street
149 King Street
1225 Main Street
18 Manly Street
College Station
537 McCallie Avenue
448 E. Elk Avenue
634 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
MEMPHIS
Cooper, Montgomery
Decameron — Books
Isaacs Book Exchange
Three Musketeers Inc.
NASHVILLE
Bell, Wm. M., Vet. & Books
Murphy, B. H., Book Store
Shannon Book Store
TEXAS
AMARILLO
Kerr's School Supplies
AUSTIN
GAMMEL'S BOOK STORE
Personal Service Book Shop
BEAUMONT
Szafir, E., & Son Co.
CORPUS CHRISTI
Corpus Christi Cir. Library
DALLAS
Little Book Shop, The
Schmalzreid Book Shop
WHITMORE & SMITH
FORT WORTH
Barber's, Bert, Book Store
Old Book Store, The, Gammel, Henry W.
Taylor, Nancy
HOUSTON
Book Mart, Miller, \V. H. H.
Digges, Eugene
Lamar Book Store
Schwartz, Richard L.
TEOLIN PILLOT CO.
KENNEDALE
Ferney, Philotheos K.
MENARD
Dietz, Walter H.
MERCEDES
Ye Olde Booke Shoppe, The Rendezvous
ORANGE
Griggs, W. C.
SAN ANGELO
Probandt Printing Co., Book Dept.
SAN ANTONIO
Long, Eugene W.
MOOS, HARRY A.
Old Book Shoppe
Jcngg, NIC.
243 N. Montgomery Street
P. O. Box No. I
83 E. 3rd Street
609 Broadway
401^ Church Streets
521 Orient Circle
138 Tyler Street
1901 Wichita Street
373 Liberty Avenue
719 Chaparral Street
Adolphus Hotel
911 Main Street
1308 Commerce Street
113 W. 9th Street
413 Main Street
The Lucerne
Capitol & Fannin Streets
1204 Texas Avenue
3603 Main Street
1014 Texas Avenue
Box 172
309 3rd Street
751 Estes Avenue
1017-9 Broadway
33oX> W. Commerce Street
220 W. Commerce Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 635
WACO
Von Blon, A. F. 416 Franklin Avenue
UTAH
SALT LAKE CITY
Deseret Book Co., 44 E. South Temple
Dwyer's Book Shop, Auerbach Co. Cor. Broadway & State Street
SHEPARD BOOK CO. 408 S. State Street
Specialties Americana and Mormonism.
Theatre Book Store 48 E. ist South Street
Winder, W. C., Jr. Judge Bldg.
VERMONT
BELLOWS FALLS
Louise & Lee Byron Baker 23 School Street
BURLINGTON
Everett Antique Shop, The 160 Shelburne Road
Everyday Book Shop, The 213 College Street
MANCHESTER
Appleseed, Johnny, Book Shop
RUTLAND
TUTTLE CO. ii Center Street
VIRGINIA
BRIDGEWATER
GREEN BOOKMAN, THE
Carrier, C. J.
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Brechin, A. C., & Son
New Dominion Book Shop 208-210 E. Main Street
DAYTON
Ruebush, Joseph K., Co.
LYNCHBURG
Bell, J. P., Co., Inc. 816 Main Street
MARTINSVILLE
Gravely, Benjamin F. Box 209
NORFOLK
Atlantic Book Stores 14 Arcade Bldg.
Jefferson Bookshop 418 Boush Street
RICHMOND
Bell Book & Stationery Co. sth Street Bet. Broad & Grace
Cooper's Book Shop 26 N. 8th Street
Edgar Allan Poe Shrine Bookshop 1914 E. Main Street
Hull, Maude P. in E. Franklin Street
Knutzen, Theodore, Bookman 112 N. Plum Street
Little Book Shop 6 N. 2nd Street
Moore's, Carrie, By-A-Bit 829 W. Grace Street
Rare-Modern Book Co., The - 1713 E. Main Street
636 AMERICAN BOOK-PRICES CURRENT 1931-1932
RlCHMOND—Continued.
Richmond Book Co.
Whitty, M. A.
WHITMORE & SMITH
ST AUNT ON '
Bear Book Co.
UNIVERSITY
University Bookstore
15 N. 3rd Street
1621 Brook Road
417 E. Grace Street
18 E. Beverly Street
WASHINGTON
BELLINGHAM
Book Exchange, The
EVERETT
Allen's Booknook
JefFs Book Store
SEATTLE
Black Swan Library
BOOKERY, THE
BOOKMART, THE
Cosmopolitan Book Co., George Coombs Shaw
Dogwood Book Shop
Frederick & Nelson
Lowman & Hanford Co.
Munson's, A. W., Rare Bookshop
Raymers Old Book Store
University Book Store
SPOKANE
Book Nook
Graham, John W., & Co.
TACOMA
Swan Book Store
Ye Olde Booke Shoppe
1224 State Street
2808 Rockefeller
2917 Hewitt Street
905 15th Avenue N.
4314 University Way
622 Pike Street
P. O. Box 815
801 4th Avenue
1514 3rd Avenue
317 E. Pine Street
905 3rd Avenue
4326 University Avenue
508 W. Sprague Avenue
707-711 Sprague Avenue
1144 Broadway
Perkins Bldg., S. A Street
WEST VIRGINIA
BURLINGTON
Marshall, Vause W.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Simpson, Mrs. E. L.
WISCONSIN
HIXTON
Petzke, Dr., Drug Co.
MADISON
Brown Book Shop
MILWAUKEE
Buxbaum, Edwin C.
CASANOVA
Casper, Krueger Dory Co.
623 State Street
383 Eastwood Place
585 Downer Street
772 N. Water Street
RARE BOOK DEALERS 637
MILWA UKEE— Continued.
Des Forges Co. 427 E. Wisconsin Avenue
Garner, J. L. 504 Stowell Avenue
Hampels Book Shop, Inc. 222 W. Wells Street
McLEOD, FRANCIS, BOOK STORE
609 N. Milwaukee Street
Mail Order Book Service, Arthur Witt 2630 S. 3ist Street
Rueth & Thompson 461 Jefferson Street
Sakols, D. N., Co. 74O Plankinton Street
Vanguard Books 783 W. Jefferson Street
WYOMING
CASPER
Bailey School Supply House
RARE BOOK DEALERS
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