Continue VISIT WEBSITE LIFETIME MEMBER The Eclectic Bookworm OWNER: Karin Bergsagel Member since: 2006 (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 20 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): karinbergsagel@me.com 757-532-1363 201 Penniman Rd Ste F, Williamsburg, VA, 23185, United States More about this bookseller 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale

A White House Diary by Lady Bird Johnson - Signed by Lady Bird Johnson and President LBJ PRICE $ 500.00 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Octavo. Green and tan cloth boards; light green end papers; cream dust jacket with black lettering and botanical illustration. Signed by Lady Bird Johnson AND signed with initials by Lyndon B. Johnson on ffep. Top and bottom edge of boards foxed/stained, moisture warping on cloth over spine; foxing on edges. Dust jacket has mild sunning/discoloration near top edge, light sticker residue on back flap, and very mild edge wear. In protective mylar. Binding tight, text bright, clean and unmarked. An excellent copy and scarce signed by both the 36th President and First Lady of the United States (1963-1969). Perfect for collectors of US Presidential signatures/history. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Sutter & St. P Booksellers A White House Diary by Lady Bird Johnson - Signed by Lady Bird Johnson and President LBJ See Item The Religions of Man by Huston Smith - Signed See Item This Sweet Sickness by Patricia Highsmith - First Edition See Item

PASTERNAK, Boris - Doctor Zhivago. Russian edition (Cyrillic). PUBLISHERS ARCHIVAL COPY with stamp. PRICE $ 3500 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Published by Feltrinelli Editore, Milano, Prima edizione, November 1957. 8vo., 566 pages - First authorized Russian trade edition - from the archive of Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore . Publisher’s original olive paper-covered boards stamped in black on the cover with the publisher’s emblem stamped to the spine. Likely bound without the front free end-paper. Publishers stamp at the bottom right of the title page. A remarkable copy of a scarce item. In 1957, Italian publisher Giangiacomo Feltrinelli arranged for the novel to be smuggled out of the Soviet Union by Sergio D’Angelo. Despite desperate efforts by the Union of Soviet Writers to prevent its publication, Feltrinelli published an Italian translation of the book in November 1957. So great was the demand that Feltrinelli was able to license translation rights into eighteen different languages well in advance of the novel’s publication. The Communist Party of Italy expelled Feltrinelli from their membership in retaliation for his role in the publication of a novel they felt was critical of communism (Wikipedia). The Soviet campaign against the no had the opposite effect as it became a sensation throughout the non-communist world which included spending 26 weeks atop the New York Times best-seller list. Years later, Italian film producer Carlo Ponti convinced MGM to purchase the rights to the Vogel from Feltrinelli for $450,000 USD. The David Lean directed film was released in 1965 to great success and remains one of the highest grossing films of all time. Now housed in a custom cloth oatmeal-colored clamshell box. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Reginald C Williams Rare Books LLC NIETZSCHE, Friedrich -The Case of Wagner. Nietzsche contra Wagner, Twilight of the idols, The Antich See Item VIRCHOW, Rudolf - Cellular Pathology as based upon Physiological and Pathological Histology See Item BUDGE, Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis - From Fetish to God in Ancient Egypt See Item POE, Edgar Allan - THE WORKS OF THE LATE EDGAR ALLAN POE, WITH A MEMOIR AND NOTICES OF HIS LIFE.. See Item HUBBLE, Edwin - The Realm of the Nebulæ See Item PASTERNAK, Boris - Doctor Zhivago. Russian edition (Cyrillic). PUBLISHERS ARCHIVAL COPY with stamp. See Item MAYNARD, Nettie Colburn - Was Abraham Lincoln a Spiritualist? or, Curious Revelations from the Life See Item BUDGE, Ernest Alfred THOMPSON WALLIS - Amulets and Superstitions See Item CLARKE, Arthur Charles - Interplanetary Flight: An introduction to astronautics See Item GODWIN, William - Lives of the Necromancers. or, an Account of the Most Eminent Persons...... See Item FLEMING, Ian - From Russia With Love See Item ELLIS, Havelock - Studies in the Psychology of Sex See Item

ACE DOUBLE: THE QUAKING WIDOW / THE DEEP END SIGNED BY ROBERT COLBY PRICE 174.95 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile [ROBERT COLBY, DUDLEY DEAN MCGAUGHEY]. ACE DOUBLE: THE QUAKING WIDOW / THE DEEP END. Ace Books, New York, 1956. First Edition. True First Edition Ace # D-195 with the original 35 cents price on the cover. Condition: Near Fine. Appears unread, with micro-chips , creases to extremities typical of pulp fiction paperbacks of this age, pages are clean, bright and binding tight. Overall a about fine copy. Scarce signature on the copyright page of The Quaking Widow by author Robert Colby. This is the first novel by author Robert Colby and considered one of his best. Colby wrote at least 17 novels and numerous short stories including Ace Doubles; In a Vanishing Room, Kill Me a Fortune, Murder Mistress, Gold Medal books; The Captain Must Die, The Deadly Desire, Secret of the Second Door, The Star Trap. Colby was a regular contributor to Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine from the 1960s-1980s. Bound with the novel The Deep End by Owen Dudley who also went by the names Dudley Dean and Dean Owen, he was a prolific author who began writing dime novel westerns in the 1930s for pulp magazines; Cowboy Stories, Thrilling Western, Ranch Romances, Action Stories, Complete Western Book and many more pulp magazines of the day. He wrote in several genres including crime noir, detective fiction and adult soft core "sleaze" fiction under the name Dean McCoy, many books were published for Beacon Books including Sexbound and The Friendship Club. Cover art by Harry Barton. As of this writing this is the only known copy of this title signed by author Robert Colby. Classic hardboiled noir pulp fiction, signed collectible. 172 pgs + 148 pgs. 16mo. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Astro Trader Books THE MATING CRY (THE HOUSE THAT STOOD STILL) SIGNED & INSCRIBED BY A.E. VAN VOGT See Item THE INNOCENT VILLA See Item KIM (MONARCH BOOKS) SIGNED BY ROBERT COLBY See Item ACE DOUBLE: THE QUAKING WIDOW / THE DEEP END SIGNED BY ROBERT COLBY See Item

Griswold, F. Gray; The Horse and Buggy Days; LIMITED EDITION, SIGNED, ASSOCIATION COPY; PRICE $149.94 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile [1936, n.p., (Privately Printed), first edition, first printing] 8vo; Illust; 161pp; TEG, Limited edition, 150 copies; Presentation copy SIGNED by author. Presented to Grayson M.P. Murphy (1878-1937). Printed by Plimpton Press, Norwood, MA. Tales of London, Paris and New York, along with yachting, the America’s Cup, horse racing, club life. Includes a substantial chapter on "The Greased Line Fisherman" comprising letters from the late A. H. E. Wood. ”Grayson Mallet-Prevost Murphy ran a leading New York brokerage trading in stocks and international bonds. [Murphy was a senior vice president of Guaranty Trust Company. He was also founder and head of G.M.-P. Murphy & Co. He served on the boards of directors of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Guaranty Trust Company, New York Trust Company, Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, New York Railways, Fifth Avenue Coach Co., and Chicago Motor Coach Co.] On J.P. Morgan’s “preferred client list,” he was a director of Morgan’s Guaranty Trust bank and several Morgan-connected corporations. He and his banking house played an important role in syndicating Morgan loans to fascist Italy, for which he was decorated by Mussolini. [He received the gold “Order of the Crown of Italy,” Commander class.] As early as 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt selected him for secret assignments, including planning U.S. military interventions in the Americas. After WWI, Murphy headed the American Red Cross in Europe, which he used to develop a network of informants and operatives in European governments. In 1919, Murphy was one of 20 elite U.S. officers who met in Paris with the guidance of J.P. Morgan & Co. operatives to found the American Legion. Murphy personally underwrote that operation to the tune of $125,000, and solicited additional funds from allies of Morgan in the industrial and financial community. In the 1920s, he made several ‘fact-finding’ trips to Europe with “Wild Bill” Donovan who was later appointed director of the Office of Strategic Services.” The American Almanac, July 4, 1994. He was a director of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, the first group created to fight Prohibition. He later became the first treasurer of the American Liberty League. Murphy was also implicated in the 'Business Plot’ or ‘Wall Street Putsch,' an alleged political conspiracy in 1933 in the United States to create a fascist veterans' organization and use it in a coup d'état to overthrow President Franklin D. Roosevelt. some penciled marks on certain paragraphs, also a penciled note on page 21 that Griswolds trip to London was 1881-1882, not 1882-1883. spine sunned o/w Fine. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from A.M. Rapach Angling Books Griswold, F. Gray; The Horse and Buggy Days; LIMITED EDITION, SIGNED, ASSOCIATION COPY; See Item Cronyn, Verschoyle P.; The Fly Leaf; PRIVATELY PRINTED, RARE; See Item

Bangor Piscatquis Railroad Handwritten Journal. 1835-1836. PRICE $ 4,000 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Bangor Piscatquis Railroad Handwritten Journal. 1835-1836 . An incredibly rare look into the first days of railroading in Maine! With connections to Deerfield. Title: Journal while on the Bangor & Piscataquis Rail Road. August 1, 1835 to December 21, 1836. Unraveling our mystery diarist: Our railroad man (no ownership name is written) records hearing the news from brother Robert of the death of brother Elijah in Jacksonville East Florida who expired the 3rd of November (1835); after extensive researching, I determined this person who died was Capt Elijah Williams (1802-3Nov 1835) who died in Jacksonville. He was the only son of Ebenezer Williams and husband of Isabella Hoyt. The death of Elijah in Florida was also reported in the Colombian Centinel. Isabella (1804-1892) was a daughter of Major General Epaphras Hoyt of Deerfield. Isabella Hoyt’s sister Adeline Hoyt (1798-1841) was married to Robert Williams (1792-1862) who was a son of Solomon Williams (1764-1836) and Miranda Arms (1765-1846). In many families the term “brother” was used lovingly for ‘brother in law’ as in regards to Robert and Elijah. I believe this historic Railroad Journal was penned by Arthur W Hoyt (1811-1899) only son of Epaphras Hoyt. The journal has several references to Deerfield. Believed Arthur referred to his brother in laws Robert and Elijah as brothers. Some excerpts; CT Arms arrived from Deerfield to examine land for E Smith Continued the survey to Campbell’s hill continued the line but it proved very bad nothing but swamps and rocks... At Old Town examining land for a depot....Stopped in a barn of a house inhabited by a half starved owl, went to the barn to sleep...passed the night with the feathered tribes, a delicious sleeping place compared with our tents…..George Cooley entered the office and informed us of the death of Miss Bacon [Death of Miss M Bacon of Deerfield on Nov 4, 1835 in Bangor Maine (she was Mariah Bacon born in 1813 Adopted daughter of Mrs. Mary Dickinson be and is buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery Deerfield)]…. Ran a survey for a branch railroad from Orono to Lower Stillwater... Two men killed by the falling of the cut on section 8, President Jackson’s special message arrived by express. Finished a plan profile and report to Maine legislature….very violent snowstorm 24 inches in depth, received a Franklin County Massachusetts paper containing the death of many of my comrades: Ralph Barnard age 40, Frederick Arms age 22, Richard Williams age 28, Jacksonville East Florida Dr. Charles Hoyt age 30, Mrs. Mary Russell daughter of Colonel David Wright…..Commenced blasting the rock, I left Bangor at midnight aboard of the mail coach for Boston where after encountering many difficulties I arrived, thermometer 18 below zero nearly the whole day and I could hardly keep from freezing, stopped at Boston for short time then took the stage for Deerfield and was entirely buried up in a snowstorm horses and all, it was with much difficulty, arrived then remained at Deerfield sometime and purchased a lot of land…returned to Bangor and presented the same to Mr. Jackson Alexander Bielaski my old assistant upon the WRR arrived, he has for sometime past been engaged upon a railroad in Florida and on that survey passed through a swamp which took him 13 days and was the first white person who ever went through it, was shipped wrecked 3 times going and coming from Florida came on a visit to us soon returns to Boston but will if I want come and assist me….Ran the engine Pioneer through to OldTown This is the first time a locomotive engine ever ran in the state of Maine Kept the engine running with empty cars to get them in order for regular running and on the 29th opened the road by inviting 165 gentleman to ride upon it, and ran the whole day to the satisfaction of all and on the next day commenced regular running for passengers. Continually engaged and settling with contractors, Set an agent to Boston and paid away $5000. Williams left for Deerfield . Gave a supper to about 12 of my comrades then bid Bangor a lasting adieu. Entered the mail coach with Stebbins for Boston, stopped in Boston to see my friends and directors then took the last farewell of the President and Directors of the B&PC RR and received from them a letter of recommendation and proceeded direct to Old Deerfield…. Arthur Wellesley Hoyt (1811-1899) son of Epaphras (1765-1850) and Experience Harvey Hoyt (1772-1833) of Deerfield was a surveyor and civil engineer, working in Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, Illinois, Louisiana, and Texas building railroads, canals and roads. He was involved with the Cashier Silver Mine and the Blue Jacket Mining Company both in Colorado. His first wife Elizabeth Henry Hoyt died in 1863 who he married in 1840. In 1865 he married Mary Ann Jones Hoyt (1833-1900). Alexander Bielaski (1811-1861) born in Poland, immigrated to Portland Maine in 1832 and was engaged in building railroads. From 1835-1837 he made surveys in Florida. He worked as a civil engineer with the Baltimore & Ohio RR under its construction, in 1837 he removed to Illinois as a pioneer engineer of the Illinois Central Railroad under the engineer and contractor Arthur Hoyt. Friend of Abraham Lincoln, he was a Captain in the Union Army during the Civil War and was killed in the Battle of Belmont. He married Mary Ann Cary who died in 1887.CT Arms (Christopher Tyler) (1781-1854) of Deerfield; son of Aaron Arms (1749-1806) and Lucy Tyler (1752-1826) He was a surveyor and a farmer, and married Avice Stebbins (1785-1859) daughter of Colonel Joseph Stebbins. Buried at Laurel Hill cemetery Deerfield. Author not stated but believe it was Arthur Hoyt based on research. Removed. Unbound. Left margin trimmed close suggesting it had been removed over 180 years ago. 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Continue VISIT WEBSITE Tavistock Books OWNER: Vic Zoschak Member since: 1999 We specialize in First Editions, Rare & Collectible books, with a Special Focus on Charles Dickens. (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 15 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): 20% if a direct order, and paid by check or MO. vjz@tavbooks.com 5104995930 510-499-5930 220 S. Rock Blvd Ste 10, Reno, NV, 89502, United States More about this bookseller Tavistock Books, established in 1989, is a general antiquarian book business, offering First editions, Rare & Collectible Books in most Subject areas. Our stock is comprised of ~ 2000 individually selected volumes, with titles ranging from Aviation to Zoology; from the 16th C to the 21st. We welcome visitors by appointment. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale Satisfaction Guaranteed. Any book returnable for any reason, within 7 days of receipt. Advance notice requested & appreciated. All items STPS until purchase commitment received. NET 30 to those known to the firm and in good standing; CWO otherwise. Institutions billed to meet their requirements. Reciprocal trade terms. Shipping additional. NV sales tax applies to orders shipped w/i the state, unless valid resale certificate on file/provided. Visa/MC/Amex, or will hold 7 business days pending receipt of a personal ck/MO [US $$ on a US bank please]. Wire transfer accepted; please inquire. Best to call to reserve.

Opere, Volume I by Pietro Metastasio PRICE 180.00 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Firenze, Press o Giovacchino Pagani. 1820, second edition, good for age, no d.j. as issued, hardcover. Rather fragile, leather-bound 12mo, 494pp. Cover is lightly soiled and scuffed and hinges are loose. Ffe is loose, otherwise hinges are firm. Some foxing and toning to paper, but surprisingly nice for age. It appears that the spine cover was somewhat loose and repaired very neatly. Raised bands on spine and laid on title which is missing a small part of his name. Please see scans. Written in Italian, obviously. There is a gift inscription penned on the ffe from 1957 and another from 1986 - probably a gift to a music student who spoke Italian or an Italian student who was a musician? PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from The Wright Book The King Ranch, volumes 1 & 2 See Item Ten Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Years with Pogo by Walt Kelly See Item Vascular Plants of the Pacific Northwest, Five Volume Set See Item The People Could Fly, American Black Folktales Told by Virginia Hamilton See Item Navajo Trading Days by Elizabeth Compton Hegemann See Item The Brighton Boys with Engineers at Cantigny See Item Opere, Volume I by Pietro Metastasio See Item Cookery for Seamen by Alexander Quinlan and N.E. Mann See Item The Down Easters by Basil Lubbock See Item The Orphant Annie Book See Item

JOHANN LEONHARD FRISCH 1712 Nouveau dictionnaire des passagers françois-allemand + allemand-françois PRICE £500 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Title: Nouveau dictionnaire des passagers françois-allemand et allemand-françois, oder Neues Französisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Französisches Wörter-Buch, Worinnen Alle Frantzösische Wörter, auch der Künste und Wissenschafften, aus den vollkommensten und neuesten Dictionariis, nebst den nöthigsten Constructionen und Redens-Arten, durch kürtzlich gezeigte Etymologie, und durch das gebräuchlichste, und reineste Teutsche erkläret worden; Im Teutschen Theile aber eine so grosse Verbesserung und Vermehrung geschehen, daß die Liebhaber beyder Sprachen dieses Buch mit grossem Nutzen gebrauchen können. Publisher: Leipzig:Joh. Friedrich Gelditsch und sohn. Publication Date: 1712 Binding: Hardcover Book Condition: Very Good Edition: FIRST EDITION. (12), 1021, 446 printed pages. Two parts in one volume. Preliminaries with decorative initial capitals. Frontispiece engraved on wood and unique to this, the first edition (the royal orb is engraved on the left foregound -not on the small table- and the title cartouche is not supported by cherubs, as they are in the 1739 edition). Woodcut floriate tailpiece. With the discreet ownership ink stamp of Berthold Schaefer of Breslau, an author and historian whose work was published between 1913-26. Three other ownership inscriptions, all on the front free endpaper.Final preliminary leaf missing its lower corner, just affecting the printed binder's signature at the foot of the margin. 13 x 19 x 10 cm. Bound in contemporary full parchment over stiff boards and with vellum slotted bands. Front hinge cracked but firm; rear hinge with minimal & old wormhole. Spine lettered in contemporay hand. Binding exquisitely patinated with very slight wear and rich centuries-old handling depths & shades of beautiful discolouration. Johann Leonhard Frisch (1666-1743) was a German linguist who had a diverse career, starting as a singer, serving as an interpreter in the German army and progressing to the position of headmaster of a school in Berlin. As a man of letters of the time, he pursued many interests, including natural history and the collections of specimens to form the Cabinet of Curiosities so beloved of this early scientific era. His bird collection formed the basis for the drawings in one of his works. His French to German dictionary was republished in 1730, 1737, 1739, 1746, 1761, 1766 & 1771. WorldCat locates just two copies of this scarce FIRST EDITION, both in Germany. Bookseller Inventory # 4364 PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Camden Lock Books AN ALMANACK FOR The Year of our Lord God, 1679. John Goldsmith. >>WONDERFULLY ANNOTATED<< See Item 222 year old embroidered Royal binding See Item HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN. FAIRY TALES. 12 LARGE DESIGNS IN COLOUR BY Eleanor Vere Boyle. See Item OVER 100 HAND-COLOURED AQUATINT COSTUME PLATES FROM 1814 See Item Gideon Harvey The city remembrancer: being historical narratives of the great plague at London, 1665 See Item WILLIAMS (Samuel Wells) . Narrative of the American Embassy to Peking, in July, 1859 See Item A Thelemic Tarot Baphomet Publishing 1977 See Item Danger 66,000 Volts TGM 0038 Submission Stage 2 Rem Koolhaas/Office for Metropolitan Architecture See Item JOHANN LEONHARD FRISCH 1712 Nouveau dictionnaire des passagers françois-allemand + allemand-françois See Item Hand-coloured copper engraving (1819) from the GRANDEST BOOK of VIEWS OF CONSTANTINOPLE. See Item

Continue VISIT WEBSITE Evening Land Books OWNER: Matthew Kollmer & Kristina Intinarelli Member since: 2024 Rare & Collectible Books (only displayed to logged-in members) MEMBER-TO-MEMBER DISCOUNT: 0 % COUPON CODE (if applicable): Contact us about reciprocal trade discounts. Must provide reseller number. matthew@eveninglandbooks.com ‪(217) 689-8329 651-329-7969 308 W Maple St, Champaign, IL, 61820, United States More about this bookseller Evening Land Books is an independent bookshop operated by Matthew Kollmer & Kristina Intinarelli. We’re genuine bibliophiles and rare book specialists with many years of experience. We carry first editions and collectible books. We’re somewhat partial toward modern first editions, Americana, fiction, and poetry, but in general our inventory includes anything we consider intriguing or culturally consequential. Evening Land Books began with fits and starts over the course of many years. Its owners, Kristina Intinarelli and Matthew Kollmer, are lifelong bibliophiles and collectors who share an unabated desire to acquire more books. They met while working as rare booksellers in Bauman Rare Books’ Las Vegas gallery. This position gave them both a stellar education on the most rare and valuable editions. Then their careers turned toward independent pursuits, with Kristina operating her own bookshop, formerly known as Bartleby’s Bookshelf, while Matthew personally consulted a number of rare book collectors. But by 2022, they had come together to focus on Evening Land Books. It is a labor of love, one developed through many conversations about the ideal bookstore, and how it ought to function. We take our name from a poem by D.H. Lawrence. It’s one of many poems about America. There are other outstanding examples by Walt Whitman, Langston Hughes, Katharine Lee Bates, Allen Ginsberg, and many others, but “The Evening Land” appealed to us because it captures a sentiment about America that we share: a longing for the attainment of its ideals. And while we are not necessarily Americanists by focus, neither was D.H. Lawrence. He was a British expatriate and a poet of many subjects. We therefore felt that “The Evening Land” was a spectacular eponym. We also adore the sound of the name. “Evening Land” conjures that place of not-quite-sleep often found while reading on a quiet night before bed. That, too, is a sentiment, one we share with all bibliophiles, a peacefulness in the space of stories, language, books, and ideas. 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 Featured Items Terms of Sale See our Terms of Sale page: https://eveninglandbooks.com/terms-of-sale/

Vascular Plants of the Pacific Northwest, Five Volume Set PRICE 400.00 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Seattle, WA, Washington University Press, 1969, first editions. Very good+, very good+ d.js. Hardcover, five large heavy 4tos, about 700-900pp each. Part 1: Vascular Cryptogams, Gymnosperms, and Monocotyledons. Part 2. Salicaceae to Saxifragaceae. Park 3: Saxifragaceae to Ericaceae. Part 4: Ericaceae through Campanulacea. Part 5: Compositae. Taxonomies and wonderful illustrations. (All books look pretty much the same as the attached photo.) PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from The Wright Book The King Ranch, volumes 1 & 2 See Item Ten Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Years with Pogo by Walt Kelly See Item Vascular Plants of the Pacific Northwest, Five Volume Set See Item The People Could Fly, American Black Folktales Told by Virginia Hamilton See Item Navajo Trading Days by Elizabeth Compton Hegemann See Item The Brighton Boys with Engineers at Cantigny See Item Opere, Volume I by Pietro Metastasio See Item Cookery for Seamen by Alexander Quinlan and N.E. Mann See Item The Down Easters by Basil Lubbock See Item The Orphant Annie Book See Item

Common Prayer New Testament, 1843 Church Services, Stunning Rare Binding PRICE £ 5,000.00 PURCHASE / MORE INFO View Member Profile Beautiful green velvet binding with fine metal work, gauffered gilded edges. Very nice. PURCHASE / MORE INFO More items from Bridgesbookshop LANCELOT ANDREWS, 1675, Private Devotions, Preces Privatae, Greek & Latin See Item Book Of Common Prayer, Rare Oak Wood Covers From Cambuskenneth Abbey, Scotland See Item Oxford Holy Bible And Church Services Set, 1844, Stunning Fine Binding See Item Common Prayer New Testament, 1843 Church Services, Stunning Rare Binding See Item Antique Book Of Common Prayer with Hymns, Beautiful Embroidered Silk Dos a Dos Binding See Item Holy Bible, Common Prayer, Eucharistica, 1849 Fine Binding Boxed Set Of 3 See Item