Leipzig or Heidelberg: Gotthard Voegelin. Quarto, original embossed pigskin binding with brass corners, rawhide claps [2], [14], [2], 1406 columns, 251 [i.e. 154] colums, [2], engraved colophon, printed in double columns in German and Latin. Scarce 1612 Voegelin of this important thesaurus by German Lutheran theologian and lexicographer, Basil Faber.....

New Haven: George Bunce, 1798. 5.25 x 3", original wood boards, 108 pp. Scarce New Haven edition of this anti-Catholic tract. LACKING pages 99-106. Text block nearly detached from covers, which are heavily chipped and worn, chipping to title page with loss to part of imprint and last letter of.....

Philadelphia: Haswell, Barrington, and Haswell, 1840. First Edition. Softcover pamphlet, 44 pp, bound in 20th century marbled wrappers with title label to front cover. First edition of "The first authoritative work issued in the United States upon the medical examination of recruits...the official standard for many years" (Baxter, "Statistics, Medical.....

Edinburgh: Printed for C. Elliot, Edinburg; G. Robinson, London; and W. Gilbert, Dublin, 1785. Octavo, grey boards with blue paper spine, [4], 181, [3] pp, uncut. A scarce 18th century treatise on the medical applications of "Peruvian Bark" (cinchona), which was used to treat malaria and epilepsy. Foxing to pages.....

Philadelphia and London: The F.A. Davis Co., Publishers, 1891. Octavo, blue cloth with gilt lettering, 346 pp plus ads, frontispiece illustration of a "Hebraic Circumcision." A history of circumcision by Peter Charles Remondino, an Italian-American physician who was an advocate of circumsicion as well as the first president of the.....

New York: J.C. Haney & Co, 1866. 12mo, blue wrappers, 52, [2] pp. Scarce memory training manual. Four in OCLC. Small tape repair to front wrapper verso, few leaves with lower margin trimmed, with loss to one line of text of one leaf.

Boston: 1854. Quarto, bifolium with [2] pp of printed text. A rare petition circulated among the clergy of New England, in opposition to the 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act. The act created the states of Kansas and Nebraska, while ending the Missouri Compromise of 1820, which had banned Slavery in that region.....

New York City: 1850-1853. Journal binding of quarter black morocco with marbled boards, 8 x 6.5”, containing 53 pp of ink and pencil manuscript. Inscribed to front endpaper: “Hannah Thornton McGaw—May 26th—1853. Private Journal.” In very good condition with mild wear to covers. A journal kept by Hannah Thornton McGaw.....

Harbor Springs, Michigan: Published at the Holy Childhood School, 1910. Octavo, pink stapled printed wrappers, pp. 129-144. Volume XV, Number 9 (November, 1910) of this Ojibwe language monthly paper "devoted to the interest of the Indian Mission, and published at the Holy Childhood Industrial School." The school was a Catholic.....

Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1863. Octavo, brown cloth, gilt spine titles, 261 pp plus 39 artillery plates at end. Pages toned and foxed (especially endpapers), covers soiled and discolored with some chipping, fair to good.

New York: E.P. Dutton & Co, 1943. Octavo, purple cloth, 249 pp. Soiling and staining to covers, slight page toning, foxing to endpapers, couple tears to hinges, good.

Chicago: M.A. Donohue & Company, Circa 1905. Octavo, green illustrated cloth, 614 pp, illustration plates, color frontispiece. A wonderful antique illustrated edition of Uncle Tom's Cabin, in a lovely decorative binding. A nice copy with slight toning to pages, hint of staining and fading to spine.

London, Toronto & New York: J.M. Dent & Sons/E.P. Dutton & Co, 1925. 12mo, red cloth. in the original dust jacket. 1925 printing of the Everyman's Library edition of Burney's first novel, which influenced Jane Austen's works. This Everyman's Library edition first came out in 1909. Scarce in jacket. Soiling.....