A System of Magic in One Volume.

Group of Seven Western Railroading Books; Santa Fe Standards, Spokane Portland and Seattle, etc. Group of Seven Western Railroading Books. Includes; Santa Fe System Standards Volume One, The Pacific C

Ricky, Jay, The Magic Magic Book; two volumes, New York: Whitney Museum, 1994, one volume signed by Vija Celmins, Jane Hammond, Glenn Ligon, Justen Ladda, Philip Taaffe, and William Wegman

Evans, Henry Ridgely. Two Volumes on Magic by Evans, One Signed. Including Adventures in Magic (1927), and Hours With the Ghost (1897), both ex-libris United States Patent Office, the former with a si

Magic, Witchcraft and Demonology. - Francis BARRETT. The Magus or Celestial Intelligencer. London: 1801. 2 books in one volume, quarto. Portrait frontispiece and 22 plates (5 hand-colored, 1 folding).

(Vaughan, Thomas) Eugenius Philalethes, pseudo. Magia Adamica, or The Antiquitie of Magic. Liepzig: 1791. Three volumes in one, translated into German: Magia Adamica, Antroposophia Theomagica, and Ani

[Blow Book] Jay, Ricky. The Magic Magic Book. New York: Whitney Museum, 1994. Two volumes, one of text, the second a blow book with artwork by Vija Cemins, Jane Hammond, Glenn Ligon, Justen Ladda, Phi

Jay, Ricky. The Magic Magic Book. New York: Whitney Museum, 1994. Two volumes, one of text, the second a blow book with original artwork by Vija Cemins, Jane Hammond, Glenn Ligon, Justen Ladda, Philip

Hamley's Magic. London, 1900s – 1910s. Seven merchandise catalogs bound in two maroon buckram volumes, all but one retaining original wrappers. Illustrated. 4to and 8vo. Very good.

TWO SIEGFRIED & ROY MAGIC BOOKS FULVES, Karl, The Best of Slydini and more, New York: Louis Tannen, Inc., 1976, two volumes, signed and inscribed on one front free end paper 'To the most outstanding p

Jay, Ricky. The Magic Magic Book. New York: Whitney Museum, 1994. One of 50 limited edition copies, with dated Whitney authentication paperwork. Two volumes in blue cloth drop spine box, stamped in tw

Azusa. 1992. Owen Magic Supreme. First Edition. The story of Floyd Thayer. 356 pages. This copy is one of 25 bound in full leather deluxe edition. It is numbered #61 from the full run of 1000 copies.

Inc. Halls of Fame, In Shining Armor, From the Tower Window, Treasure Chest, Flying Sails, Magic Garden, Through Fairy Halls, Over the Hills, Through the Gate, Up One Pair of Stairs, Story Time & In T

(TRAVEL -- ARCTIC -- NORTHWEST PASSAGE.) Three works in one volume. 8vo, 8x5 inches, contemporary calf-backed marbled boards with gilt spine labels, worn, hinges split but cords holding; light foxing,

Shas Talmud Bavli, written entirely in one volume. Page construction is different, with Rashi's commentary only, no additions. Stereotype printing of one of the Berdichov publications, with special ad

Imaginism. 3 Books in onebinding: Konnitsa bur’, 1920; V. Shershenevich Komu Ya Zhmu Ruku, 1924; G. Petnikov Kniga Marii, 1920, in RussianИмажиниз

1942 FENG YUXIANG CALLIGRAPHY: LIN CAO QUAN BEI, ONE VOLUME. 7 1/4 X 10 1/4 INCHES.

Violet, Thomas 2 works in one volume comprising: An Appeal to Caesar: wherein Gold and Silver is Proved to be the Kings Majestie's Royal Commodity. London: Printed in the year 1660. 4to, [2], 58 (pagi

One Volume, with prints of Emperors of China from the Legendary period to 17th century. With hard bound enclosure.

Penny King System One Cent Gumball Vendor. Detroit: Earl H. Lohmuller, ca. 1930s. Aluminum base and a glass cylinder globe with original decal advertising “American Maid Bub-L Gum.” Penny

One volume, ' Laws of Cricket ' illustrated by Charles Crombie (a/f)

Penny King System One Cent Gumball Vendor. Detroit: Earl H. Lohmuller, ca. 1930s. Aluminum base with gumball catcher and a glass cylinder globe with an original decal advertising chewing gum for the U

It has some fading and wear.

"Les Miserables", by Victor Hugo, Complete in One Volume, translation and Preface by Lascelles Wraxall [the original 1st English translation of 1862]; published by George Routledge & Sons, New York, u

Penny King System One Cent Gumball Vendor. Detroit: Earl H. Lohmuller, ca. 1930s. Aluminum base with gumball catcher and a cylinder globe, unmarked. Height 11”. No key. Light oxidation to base;