Two scarce booklets published by the Organising

This lot consists of two photo booklets from Massachusetts published in the late 1800's and early 1900's. One is titled "Cuttyhunk. The Home of Heroes", by C.E. Tripp, published in New Bedford, Mass.,

Heading: (1885 Scarce Black “occupational” photos) Author: Title: Two scarce Black “occupational” Cabinet photographs Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: 1885 Description:

Heading: (Comic Books) Author: Title: Two Scarce issues of Golden Age Flash Comics Place Published: New York Publisher:National Comics Publications Date Published: 1948-1949 Descriptio

These are three Apollo Launch information booklets published by McDonnell Douglas corporation. These booklets cover the AS-503, AS-504 and AS-505 launch information. There are also two smaller SIV-8 a

Heading: (Hawaii - Chinese Cookery) Author: Title: Wo Fat Limited, The Oldest Chop Sui House in Hawaii - Chinese Hawaiian Recipe booklet Place Published: Honolulu Publisher: Date Published:

Heading: (California - La Jolla) Author: Rose, R.C. Title: La Jolla (Pronounced "La Hoy-Ya") California: "The little town of heart's desire" (wrapper title). Place Published: San Diego Publisher:Arts

Two identical unmailed booklets with 18 B&W views of various ships. Pencil notation inside one of the booklets says this was for Fleet Day Sept. 1, 1919 in San Francisco. Published by Edward H. Mitche

Two are Alphalsa No. 354, two are Wrench published owls. Unusual and scarce.

Lot of miscellaneous books which includes two herbariums containing dried pressed flowers together with a bundle of softbound booklets titled The Library Magazine published by John B. Alden. Condition

Heading: (Oregon - Portland) Author: Title: Souvenir, Portland Fire Department, Portland, Oregon. (wrapper title) Place Published: Portland, OR Publisher:Published by the Relief Association Date

Postcard picture booklet with all eight, two-sided cards in tact. Published by Curt Teigh & Co., Inc.

EPHEMERA: "DOCUMENTS RELATING TO The Presidential Election in the Year 1801", published by Mifflin and Parry, Printers, in Philadelphia, 1831, this booklet contains a refutation of two passages writte

Johnson, Roy. File of Correspondence, Drafts, and Published Material. Including two binders of draft copies of booklets by Johnson, one accompanied by a grouping of the original artwork by Joseph K. S

Self-published, 2013. Hardcover leporello with extra booklet and green rubber band as issued. First Edition, First Printing. Limited edition of only 700 copies issued worldwide. Photographs by Carolyn

Extremely clean, sound copy of a scarce salesman's sample dummy. John Sherman’s Recollections published 1895 by The Werner Company. A pea-sized stain on front cover plus two more similar size stains

Sylvia Plath’s Personally Owned Printed Booklet of “A Winter Ship” A scarce copy of Sylvia Plath's first separately published work, "A Winter Ship", describing a Bostonian wharf in w

"The Tomb of Ramses VI", in two volumes: Texts & Plates, translated with introduction by Alexandre Piankoff, edited by N. Rambova, Bolingen Series, XL-I. Pantheon Books., published for Bolingen Founda

Scarce map of New Jersey from the first mass-produced world atlas by George F. Cram. He published at least two versions of his 1883 Universal Family Atlas, an early edition and a later edition. The ea

Title: Scarce variant map of New York, Cram 1883 Description: In the year 1883, George F. Cram published at least two versions of his Unrivaled Family Atlas. The first version contained maps with rose

Medium: collotype (after the etching). Printed in 1947 and published by The Museum of Modern Art in an edition of 2000 for a scarce Paul Klee portfolio. Image size: 4 1/4 x 7 3/8 inches (109 x 188 mm)

TWO COPIES: Collector's guide, "The Complete Woodblock Prints of KAWASE HASUI" Booklet (by Kenneth Darling), 2003 (first, only edition). Publisher "KenKyu Ltd" (self-published, copyright being sought)

TWO COPIES: Collector's guide, "The Complete Woodblock Prints of KAWASE HASUI" Booklet (by Kenneth Darling), 2003 (first, only edition). Publisher "KenKyu Ltd" (self-published, copyright being sought)

"Two letters which shed clear light on the character of Rabbi Elazar Low who succeeded in his desire to stand on the heads of the holy people in the city of Ungvar, published by Tzofnat Pa'aneach". Un

“Boston with its Environs” From the very scarce atlas to accompany Marshall’s “Life of Washington,” published 1832. Two editions of this atlas are noted; this map comes f