The New Book of Golf 1912

BABY'S YEAR BOOK. NY 1912 Cupples & Leon. Illustrations in color by Meta Morris Grimball NY 1912 Cupples & Leon Not paginated but complete. A very well made book that has survived the test of time Ple

Group of Assorted Books, including books on New Jersey, golf, and art. Used condition, wear, worn, tears

Heading: (Food & Drink) Author: Title: Bartenders' Guide How to Mix Drinks [with] New Book of Toasts Place Published: New York Publisher:Wehman Bros. Date Published: 1912 Description:

Antique Books: Boys & Girls Bookshelf Volumes 1-10, Published 1912. Cloth Bound, illustrated with drawing and photography. Published by The University Society, New York. 9.5 inches x 7.5 inches

1900-1912 Log book of Property Abstracts. Mostly New York & New Jersey properties, many Brooklyn NY. Measures 9" X 14.5", 264 pages, cover with wear & tear and spine loss, pages in good shape with som

9a. Gold Eagle Coin. Indian Head American Ten Dollar Gold Coin. 1912. Very Fine. Philadelphia, 1912

11a. Gold Quarter Eagle Coin. Indian Head American 2-1/2 Dollar Gold Coin. 1913. Very Fine. Philadelphia, 1912

130. Simon, Tavik Frantisek. Color lithograph of a village winter scene. 11-1/2 x 10-1/2 inches plus margins; some soiling. SIGNED BY SIMON.Np, 1912 [75/100]

1912 book titled "Games For Halloween" by Mary E Blain published Barse & Hopkins New York with 60 pages. Condition - some soil and fade to cover and spine is somewhat loose but holding.

George H. Doran, New York, 1922. All illustrations are present. 153 pages. Bound in dark green cloth. Fold-out instructive photographs and illustrations. Harry Vardon. A member of the so-called Gre

How To Play Golf, by Harry Vardon, George Jacobs (publisher), circa 1912, illustrated, rare; Harry Vardon was great British golfer and winner of six British Opens in the early 1900's

Four golf books including the rare first edition "Golf My Way" by Jack Nicklaus with Ken Bowden and illustrations by Jim McQueen, published by Simon and Schuster New York, copyright 1974. The other th

Heading: Author: Bantock, Miles Title: On Many Greens: A Book of Golf and Golfers Place Published: New York Publisher:Grosset & Dunlap Date Published: 1901 Description: xiv, 167

Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. 1912 New Edition. Ward, Lock & Co. 2,040 pages, profusely illustrated, good to very good. Provenance: Estate of Russell Johanson, Ravenna Rare Books. We gla

The New Hebrew, a collection for literature, art and life. 1912, Warsaw, Hebrew Published by the New Hebrew with the participation of Toshiya, Warsaw, 1912, 1st book. Edited by Dr. Jacob Cohen. first

"To-Morrow?", Author: Victoria Cross, Publisher: The Walter Scott Publishing Company, New York, Publish Date: 1904, Edition: First Edition. (2) "Five Thousand an Hour. How Johnny Gamble Won the Heires

Practical Flavoring Extract Maker by E. J. Kessler. 1912, The Spice Mill Publishing Co., New York. Two books of the same, one with a brown cover and one with a green cover. Provenance: Estate of Russe

[ARTIST'S BOOK]. CAGE, John (1912-1992). Rolywholyover, A Circus. New York and Los Angeles: Rizzoli and the Museum of Contemporary Art, 1993.   A collection of reprints of documents, specimens an

Bob Hope Signed "Confessions of a Hooker" Hardcover Book; like new copy of "Confessions of a Hooker - My Lifelong Love Affair with Golf" by Bob Hope; signed on the inside title page in black fiber tip

National Cloak and Suit Company New York City

Group of Fourteen Civil War Books, including: Turner, The New Market Campaign, 1912; Stonebraker, The Unwritten South, 1908; Hesseltine, Civil War Prisons, 1930; Thomas, History of the Dole-Cook Briga

CHARLES ADDAMS (1912-1988) Two-headed baby. Original illustration with inscription to his friend Charlotte Adams on front free endpaper of Addams' book Drawn and Quartered (New York: Random House, 194

Heading: (Golf) Author: Jones, Robert T[yre] ("Bobby"), Jr. & O.B. Keeler Title: Down the Fairway: The Golf Life and Play of Robert T. Jones, Jr. Place Published: New York Publisher:Blue Ribbon Books

Typed Marconi message from the R.M.S. Olympic radio log book, 1 p, oblong 8vo, New York, April 15, 1912, 12:25 p.m. EST, sent from the Olympic to the Parisian, asking if a particular path to the Titan