5 vols. Pennsylvania German Illuminated

Henry Borneman Pennsylvania German Illuminated Manuscripts First Edition. Published by the Pennsylvania German Society, Norristown, in 1937. Large, long-format volume with 38 color plates of illuminat

LEC, (5) vols. German & Austrian Literature, Each in slipcase, with LEC newsletter, numbered and signed as indicated in (): 1) Erich Maria Remarque, All Quiet on the Western Front, 1969, #, (John Grot

Published by Lewis Historical Publishing Company Inc. 1926. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and wil

Includes 5 vols. of Pennsylvania A History. Lewis Historical Publishing Company.

5 vol Bates History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865, Samuel P Bates, Harrisburg, PA, 1870, bindings rough; book

Includes THE PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN: A POPULAR MAGAZINE OF BIOGRAPHY, HISTORY, GENEALOGY, FOLKLORE, LITERATURE, ETC. July, 1907. Vol. 8, No. 7, THE PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN: A POPULAR MAGAZINE OF BIOGRAPHY, H

Ferne Völker Frühe Zeiten Kunstwerke aus dem Linden-Museum Stuttgart Koloss, Hans Joachim Dr. Recklinghausen: Aurel Bongers (1982). ISBN: 3-7647-0341-5 German text Vol. 1: 320 pages et Vol. 2 : 272

A heart shaped ring forms the framework for the text in center, with two eagles above atop a crest. Florals surround the entire piece, retaining excellent color. Sight size: 12.5" ht. x 15.5" wd., fra

[Russian Art/Architecture] 2 Titles (5 Vols). ++ Boris Grigorieff. BOUI BOUIS. Berlin: Razum-Verlag, (nd), (1924). #150 of 500. German-language edition. ¼ gray cloth and blue boards with gilt letteri

Pennsylvania German pine slide lid box, 19th c., with original paint decoration, 5"h x 14"l x 10 1/2"d

History of Pennsylvania Volunteers 1861-5, by Samuel P. Bates (Harrisburg, Pa., 1869; complete in five volumes).

Der Verborgene Arzt, oder Nutzliche Hausfreund; Ein Neues System der Arzeney-Kunst… By Joseph Miller. Neu-Berlin, PA, 1830. 8vo -- 4 x 6.5". 179 pages. Plain boards with leather spine. Penna-German

3 leatherbound books in Pennsylvania German: one is Germantown, PA dated 1826, one is Philadelphia, PA dated 1834, and one is Lancaster, PA dated 1828 (largest is 7.5"T x 4.5"W)

Two hand colored frakturs, one by Johann Ritter, one by Peters, each in a later grain painted frame. Dimensions:Frames: 18.5" H x 16.5" W. Provenance:From a local collection.

Title page with chip and fold, page 1/2 with hole upper right. Loss to blank end paper at corner. Otherwise fair. Appx. 5" x 8".

Includes National Types of Old Pewter, Pewter in Pennsylvania German Churches, Pewter at Colonial Williamsburg, Pewter, and American Pewter. From the Estate of Stephen Pancoe, York Haven, PA. IMPORTAN

1838 Pennsylvania German imprint in Fraktur style. “Des Ewingen Evangeliums..”, printed by Samuel Siegfried. 420 pages. Patterned boards, Very Good, some toning, measures 4.5 x 6.5”. Reserve: $1

Stopp, Klaus. The Printed Birth and Baptismal Certificates of the German Americans. Vol. I. Germany & PA, 1997. #150 of 500 copies. // The PA German Collection at the Phila. Museum of Art. Beatrice B.

Pennsylvania German Berks County dower chest with original paint decoration, signed and dated "17 BALLI KLAUSERN 91", with original lock. 29"h x 52.5"w x 24"d

Catalogues Raisonne: Rouault, Gris, Pascin, Orazco, 4 titles in (5) vols: 1) Rouault Oeuvre Grave/Graphic Work, Sauret, 1978, 2 vols., text in English, French, German; 2) Juan Gris dessinateur de pres

Pennsylvania German style paint decorated clock, 19th century, with works by Franz Hermle. 33.5"h.

19th century iron Pennsylvania German door latch in the shape of a tulip. Size is about 5 - 1/2" long x 1 - 5/8" x 1/2". Condition: Rust and pitting. Slide works well. Found in Berks County in eastern

100TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLS ("ROUNDHEAD") REGIMENTAL NEWSPAPER Rare Union regimental newspaper, "THE CAMP KETTLE," [Washington, D. C.], Oct. 5, 1861, Volume 1, No. 3, 4pp. 8vo., published by the field and

Display reads: This Bloodstained German Bible was carried in the breast pocket of the uniform worn by Pt. Wendeling Kuepferle, Co. A, 75th. Pennsylvania Vol. Infantry when he was killed at Gettysburg