Boston, [MA]: Charles and John M. Spear, Office of the Prisoner's Friend, No. 40 Cornpill, 1846. First and only edition. 18cm. 35pp., [1]. Disbound, else very good. OCLC: AAS, Boston Athenaeum, Peabody Essex, British Lib. More
Cambridge, [MA]: Published By Hilliard and Brown, 1827. Two volumes. First edition. 8vo. 23 cm. xi, (blank), 454; vi, errata, (blank), 379pp. Contemporary three quarter brown calf and marbled boards, rebacked with two gilt stamped leather spine labels on each volume. Printed booksellers ticket of Hilliard & Brown, Booksellers to..... More
[Boston, MA]: Boston Chemical Printing Company, nd [ca. 1831-33]. Broadside on muslin. 30 x 29.5 cm. Three hymns, the first with music: "Sabbath School Hymn," including six verses and two lines of music, one for girls and one for boys; "We Never Part from Thee," in four verses; and "The..... More
Lexington, K. Printed and sold by Thomas T. Skillman, opposite the Post-Office, Main-Street, 1813. 18 cm. 158, 55pp. Full brown leather with black leather label and gilt rules. Spine ends worn down, joints repaired. Amateurish strengthening of hinges. Text block very good with scattered foxing throughout. Rev. Buchanan was chaplain..... More
Louisville, KY: John P. Morton and Co., Printers to the Filson Club, 1896. First edition, Filson Club Publications, No. 11. Large 4to. 202 pp. Frontispiece portrait of the author. Transylvania University, founded in 1780 in Boyle County, Kentucky, was the first college located west of the Allegheny Mountains; it moved..... More
