John Locke. A Treatise on…Understanding. Boston: Weeks,

John Locke. A Treatise on…Understanding. Boston: Weeks, Jordan & Co., 1839. 12mo. Marbled boards. // The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope. Vol. V. NY: Wm. Durell, 1812. 12mo. Full leather worn. // T

1831 Treatise Understanding John LOCKE + Francis Bacon English ESSAYS Philosophy "Locke was the first to take up the challenge of Bacon and to attempt to estimate critically the certainty and the adeq

1831 Treatise Understanding John LOCKE + Francis Bacon English ESSAYS Philosophy "Locke was the first to take up the challenge of Bacon and to attempt to estimate critically the certainty and the adeq

“Two Treatises of Government”, by John Locke, printed at London “reprinted , the Sixth Time”, by A. Millar, M. Woodfall (and others), MDCCLXIIII (1764). Uncommon edition, Title, [10], 416. Lea

Including: (2) Days of the week memo cards, brass compass, book page turner, Mt. Pleasant House box, Locke's Pavillion Rye Beach aluminum box, 1903 Royal Blue Tourist Line note pad with Washington.

John Locke "The Works of..." in three volumes... with alphabetical tables. Printed for John Churchill and Sam Manship. First collected edition, 1714. Three folio volumes. Full calf bindings rebacked i

A COLLECTION OF SEVERAL PIECES OF MR. JOHN LOCKE, NEVER BEFORE PRINTED, OR NOT EXTANT IN HIS WORKS. London: J. Bettenham for R. Francklin, 1720. 8vo. [36], xxiv, [2], 362, [22] pp., + 1 engraved plate

Two Treaties On Government By John Locke Leather Bound Edition published by Palladium Press, Birmingham, 2000

Heading: Author: Locke, John Title: The Works of John Locke Esq; in Three Volumes Place Published: London Publisher:Printed for John Churchill and Sam. Manship Date Published: 1714 Des

1694 1st ed Malebranche Philosophy Search of Truth John Locke Metaphysics “Just as our eyes need light in order to see, our minds need ideas in order to conceive.” – Nicolas Malebranche A rare e

[Locke (John)] A Letter Concerning Toleration, second edition, 6pp. advertisements, light surface soiling to title, for Awnsham Churchill, 1690 bound with A Second Letter concerning Toleration, first

Locke, John Some Thoughts concerning Education London: for A. and J. Churchill, 1693. First edition, issue with 'patronage' spelt correctly on A3 verso, 8vo, [viii], 262. [2], contemporary panelled ca

ANTOINE (ANGE-JOSEPH) ROUX IFrance, 1765-1835"Betsy of Boston John Virgin Commander 1816". Signed and dated lower right "Antoine Roux Marseilles 1820". Titled lower center.Gouache on paper, 17" x 23".

Autographs July 1, 1776 John Bradford Reports Infighting & Mutiny Among George Washington's Continental Navy Privateers ALS From John Hancock's Personal Retained Files Ex: The Hancock-Chase Collection

Landscape painting created in oil of the Esplanade in Boston by John C. Traynor, Copley Master

Forestry.- Manwood (John) A Treatise and Discourse of the Lawes of the Forrest, first published edition, mostly black letter, title within typographic border, woodcut initials, lacking blank Z8, title

Chess.- Cochrane (John) A Treatise on The Game of Chess, first edition, engraved frontispiece (offset), modern cloth-backed boards, uncut and partly unopened, sunned at extremities, 1822 § Sarrat

1984 Vintage Harpsichord by John Nargasian Boston; ; From the estate of a prominent collector in Martha's Vineyard, MA; THIS LOT IS LOCATED AND SHIPPING FROM FARMINGTON, CT.

NO RESERVE Mathematical instruments.- Robertson (John) A treatise of such mathematical instruments, as are usually put into a portable case: containing their various uses in arithmetic, geometry, trig

Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Uncle Tom's Cabin. Boston: John P. Jewett, 1852. 2 volumes. [2], v-x, 13-312; 322 pp. + 6 plates. Publisher's brown cloth stamped in blind and gilt (BAL's state B, no sequence.

American Revolution First American Printing of a Revolutionary War Battle Map Titled: "A VIEW of the Present Seat of War, at and near New-York." by Nathaniel Low, Printed by John Gill, Boston 1777-Dat

American Classical Bronze-Mounted and Inlaid Mahogany Beau Brummel, c. 1810-1820, attr. to John Seymour, Boston, mirrored back, easel top, fitted side drawer, lower work basket, reeded legs, paw feet,

A 19th century American Lyre front banjo clock. Attributed to John Sawin, Boston. 8 day weight driven time only movement with a painted Iron dial and Roman numerals, faintly marked "Boston". Carved Ma

Fine set (6) American Federal gilt dining chairs, 19th c., possibly John Seymour, Boston, with gilded Neo-Classical decoration, caned seats, simulated fluted skirt and legs, 34"h x 19"w x 17"d