[Civil War/Almanac/Taxes/WWI]. 9 Titles. Vp:vp. 12mo/8vo/4to. 5 vols orig cloth, 2 orig wraps, 1 unbound, almanac stabbed (loosely sewn). ++ ABSTRACT OF SPECIAL BULLETINS: WEALTH DEBT, AND TAXATION: 1913. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. Wash: GPO, 1915. 4to. Dampstained (resulting in transfer of the wraps’ orange dye to the upper corner of leaves, overlapping pages’ printed area). ++ Joshua Sharp. WOOD'S ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 1819, Being the third after Leap-Year... Balt: Samuel S. Wood & Co. [18] leaves. Toned, dampstained, foxed. Corners creased and worn (resulting in loss to printed area of last 2 leaves). Chipping within printed area of title. ++ William Dennis Marks. THE RELATIVE PROPORTIONS OF THE STEAM-ENGINE: Being a Rational and Practical Discussion of the Dimensions of Every Detail of the Steam Engine. 1889. Orig cloth; spine ends and corners frayed. Minor scuffing and staining to covers, 1 ending leaf dog-eared at lower corner. ++ COMIC BOOKS AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: Interim Report of the of the Committee on the Judiciary Pursuant to S. Res. 89 and S. Res. 190 (83d Cong. 1st Sess.) (83d Cong. 2d Sess.) A Part of the Investigation of Juvenile Delinquency in the United States. 1955. Title and last leaf separated, toned, edgeworn, chipped. Other leaves very good with minor wear/toning to edges. ++ John J. Craven. PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. Embracing Details and Incidents in his Captivity, Particulars Concerning his Health and Habits, together with many Conversations on Topics of Great Public Interest. NY: Carleton, 1866. Blue cloth. Losses to spine ends, edges and corners of covers frayed. Surface soiling, few scuff marks. Half title or flyleaf roughly removed. Foxed, small stains to title and frontis, tissue guard defective. 1st edition. Sabin 17429. ++ J. Parton. THE LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY, Editor of the New York Tribune. NY: Mason Brothers, 1855. Brown cloth. Small gilt illustration at center of front cover. Spine ends and corners of covers frayed. Foxed. Dampstaining mostly (but not entirely) to outer margin. 1st edition. Sabin 58954. ++ WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS: His Life and Public Services. Compiled by Hugh M. Herrick. 1904. Very good, minor staining to upper portion of spine and covers. Placed in is a printed slip that reads “Compliments of the Family.” ++ FOR FRANCE AND THE FAITH: Letters of Alfred Eugene Casalis. Translated by Warren Edwin Bristol, Introduction by John R. Mott. 1918. Good. Wear to lower corners of front wrap and first leaves. ++ 307 AT HOME AND IN FRANCE. (©1919). Covers stained and lightly soiled. Evidence of prior adhesion to a small area of rear cover. Front hinge starting at title, probably lacking tissue guard.