National Book Auctions - Your National Source for Everything Bound $45 This auction lot includes the following group of titles: - Italian Splendor: Palaces, Castles, Villas by Jack Basehart - Dated 1990 by Rizzoli - Large-format volume in dustjacket. Photographs by Roberto Schezen, text by Ralph Toledano. Introduction by Paul Hofmann - Italian Painting by Keith Christiansen - Dated 1992 by Beaux Arts Editions - Large-format volume in dustjacket - Velazquez by Maurice Serullaz - Dated 1981 by Harry N. Abrams - Large-format volume in dustjacket - Mexico: A History in Art by Bradley Smith - Dated 1968 by Harper & Row - First printing. Large-format volume in dustjacket - The West of the Imagination by William H. & William N. Goetzmann - Dated 1986 by W. W.

Norton & Company - First printing in dustjacket - The Write Stuff: Collector's Guide to Inkwells, Fountain Pens and Desk Accessories by Ray and Bevy Jaegers - Dated 2000 by Krause Publications (Iola, Wisconsin) - wrappers Unless otherwise noted, the books in this lot are in good, intact condition with some age/wear indications. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $22.50 Lot 5340 Publisher: United States Government Printing Office Printing Years: 1943-1944 First Edition Number of Volumes: Complete 2 volume set Notes: Bound in blindstamped dark blue cloth with bright gilt lettering to spine, this vintage set is a unique biographical dictionary of the Ch'ing Dynasty, covering the final centuries of imperial rule in China. Text is in primarily in English with some material in Chinese. The preface is by Hu Shih. These ex-library volumes show mild external age/wear, with gilt library catalogue numbers appearing at foot of spine and antique paper labels at base of front covers. The books are solidly bound with clean, lightly age-toned pages. Library bookplates appear on front endpapers.

Stamps are visible on title pages, copyright pages and rear flyleaves (these last two are in small type). The books measure approximately 8" x 11". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $9.50 Lot 5341 $200 This lot includes the group of artwork shown in the corresponding image(s). Due to the high volume of books, ephemera and artwork we are selling at this auction, we will be offering a number of bulk buy opportunities such as this one during the course of the day. This lot includes dozens of varied media art pieces and a variety of prints. Included are topics such as Cowboys, the Wild West, Native Americans, outdoor, historical scenes, calendar illustrations and other content. These are primarily larger pieces, many measuring 15" x 24" or more. The media include Victorian lithograph, photogravure, black and white and full-color modern lithograph, etc. To inspect and acquire more detailed information about this lot, please attend our live preview before the auction. These pieces are in good to excellent condition with some light age/wear indications.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $18.50 Lot 5342 Publisher: Bradley & Company (Philadelphia) Printing Year: 1883 Condition/Details: Bound in brown cloth with gilt lettering and decorative pictorial designs, this antique volume is a scarce work of numismatics by John S. Dye, founder, editor and publishers of "Dye's Counterfeit Detector." The book offers a history of coins, including "the earliest known medium of exchange; discovery of the precious metals; coins of the bible; ancient Greek, Roman and Jewish coinage; early and modern coins of Asia and Africa; Anglo-American, American Colonial, and continental issues; Anglo-American issues; Anglo-American tokens, and the pattern pieces, experimental issues, and coins of the United States of America." This edition contains an appendix by E. Mason. The work is illustrated with many representations of coins. This ex-library volume shows external age/wear, with rubbing to covers, fraying at corners and along front gutter, and cracked hinges (rear hinge shows repair). This book lacks front flyleaf. Antique library bookplate appears on front endpaper; antique card pocket is attached to rear endpaper.

The book measures approximately 6 1/2" x 9" and contains 1152 pages. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5343 $50 These vintage Playboy magazines are part of a large collection of original, early Playboy issues (dating back to the very first, December 1953 release with Marilyn Monroe) that we are selling at this auction. View our entire catalog to see additional vintage Playboy magazines - buy more than one lot and save on shipping. This particular lot features the following original, complete issues: Number of Issues: 12 Issue Date Range: January through December 1962 Notes: These magazines were very well cared-for and are in impressive, intact condition with only very light age/wear indications. All covers are securely attached by the original staple binding and all centerfolds are present and likewise, intact and securely attached.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $18.50 Lot 5344 $45 Title: Original Geometrical Diaper Designs, Accompanied by an Attempt To Develope and Elucidate the True Principles of Ornamental Design, as Applied to the Decorative Arts Author: D. R. Hay Publisher: D. Bogue (London) Printing Year: 1844 Author-Signed First Edition Condition/Details: Bound in brown cloth with paper title label to front cover, this antique oblong volume is a scarce original edition of this work on ornamental design. The work is illustrated with 32 lithograph plates. The author's inscription appears on front flyleaf and reads as follows: "Charles Lock Eastlake, Esquire / R. S. F. R. S. / with the Author's respectful compliments." This ex-library volume shows significant external age/wear. The book lacks spine cover and both boards are detached. Front flyleaf and title page are also detached. Text block is complete. Pages show no annotations. Library markings are visible on endpapers.

This book measures approximately 16 1/2" x 10 1/2" and contains 43 pages plus plates. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5345 $130 This lot features a bound compilation of all the Harper's Weekly issues from the year 1895. Harperï¿½s Weekly (A Journal of Civilization) was an American political magazine based in New York City. Published by Harper and Brothers from 1857 until 1916, it featured foreign and domestic news, fiction, essays on many subjects, and humor. During its most influential period it was the forum of the political cartoonist Thomas Nast, and also featured the work of some of the eraï¿½s most important illustrators: Winslow Homer, Granville Perkins and Livingston Hopkins. The issues included in this lot are originals and feature the following important articles and illustrations: Illustrations: Pictures by Remington, G.W. Peters, Charles Graham, Edwin Abbey and many others. Limited use of photography continues in this volume.

Article Content: Articles on Japan, the Chicago Stock Exchange, and a series of "Holy Grail" paintings executed for the Boston Public Library, are included along with those on politics, humor and serialized fiction. Condition: This volume is bound in 1/2 leather binding with paper-covered boards that show age/wear concentrated at the extremities. The spine cover is detaching. The text block binding is tight, the pages are clean and bright with light scattered foxing. The volume bears library indications including spine labeling and internal stamping/labeling. This collection of issues is not collated, but appears complete. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $14.50 Lot 5346 $45 Title: Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive Editors: Col. Henry Yule, A. C.

Burnell and William Crooke Publisher: John Murray (London) Printing Year: 1903 Condition/Details: Rebound in red cloth spine with paper label, this antique volume is a scarce edition of a historical dictionary of Anglo-Indian words and terms from Indian languages which came into use during the British rule of India. It was written by Henry Yule and Arthur C. Burnell and first published in 1886. Burnell had died before the work was finished, and most of it was finished by Yule, who however deeply acknowledges Burnell's contributions. This edition was subsequently edited by William Crooke in 1903, with extra quotations and an index added. In Anglo-Indian English, the term Hobson-Jobson referred to any festival or entertainment, but especially ceremonies of the Mourning of Muharram. In origin the term is a corruption by British soldiers of "Yā Hasan! Yā Hosain!" which is repeatedly cried by Shia Muslims as they beat their chests throughout the procession of the Muharram.

Yule and Burnell were looking for a catchy title for their dictionary and decided upon this as it was a "typical and delightful example" of the type of the highly domesticated words in the dictionary and at the same time conveyed "a veiled intimation of dual authorship." The dictionary has over 2,000 entries, generally with citations from literary sources, many of which date to the first European contact with the Indian subcontinent, frequently in other non-English European languages. Most entries also have etymological notes. (Bibliographical information courtesy of Wikipedia) This ex-library volume shows external age/wear. Library label is visible on front cover. Hinges are cracked. Antique library bookplate appears on front endpaper. Library stamp has been affixed to title page. Lightly age-toned pages do not show library markings. Front flyleaf and preliminary pages are detached and laid in. The book measures approximately 6" x 9" and contains 1021 pages.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5347 Title: Annual Report of the Board of Education Publisher: William White / Wright & Potter Printing Year: 1857 -1913 Number of Volumes: 34 volume set Notes: Bound in black cloth with blind-stamped cover; bright gilt embossing on spine, most include the State Seal of Massachusetts. This antique set is illustrated with photographic plates and tables as well as fold-out maps. There are antique library markings to endpapers and title pages. The volumes show varying degrees of external age/wear, with a few detached boards, and chipped or worn spine covers. They are solidly bound with clean, lightly age toned pages. The books measure approximately 6" x 9".

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $50.50 Lot 5348 $35 Printing Year: 1900 - 1904 Number of Volumes: 5 volume set Notes: Bound in blindstamped purple cloth with gilt lettering to spine and design to front cover, this antique set is the most important and useful reference work on the British Army. Every officer, active and retired, is included with complete military record including those in the Indian Army. Arranged by regiment followed by a biographical sketch of each officer in alphabetical format. Includes a full index. All the various headquarters and departments are also covered. There is also a considerable amount of supplemental text, in fine print throughout. The material is far beyond what the title would indicate, and includes the whole range of Victorian campaigns and wars all over the world. This set offers a unique picture of the British Army in the decade prior to World War I. The work is illustrated with several pages of advertisements (of goods and services for the military). These ex-library volumes show external age/wear, with covers and spines showing fading. Volume for 1901 shows cracked rear hinge.

1902 volume has binding split at front hinge. Binding of volume for 1904 is split at front hinge (rear hinge is cracked). Hinges for 1903 volume has detaching boards (with taping visible on spine and front board) and binding split at several points. Text blocks of remaining volumes are intact. Antique library markings appear on spine and endpapers. Texts show no markings or annotations. The books measure approximately 6 1/2" x 9 3/4". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $13.50 Lot 5349 $14 This auction lot includes the following group of titles: - Lord Rosebery His Life and Speeches by Thomas F.G. Coates - Dated 1900 by Hutchinson and Co.

(London) - Both volumes of a two volume set; spine cover detaching on Volume II - The Life and Letters of George William Frederick Fourth Earl of Clarendon by Sir Herbert Maxwell - Dated 1913 by Edward Arnold (London) - Two Volume set; frontispiece illustrations and bright gilt embossing - The Letterbook of Sir George Etherege - Dated 1928 by Oxford University Press (London) - Tissue-guarded illustrations - The Life of F.M., H.R.H. Edward, Duke of Kent by Dr. William James Anderson - Dated 1870 by Hunter, Rose & Co. (Ottawa and Toronto) The ex-library books in this lot are in good, intact condition with some age/wear indications and customary markings. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $12.50 Lot 5350 Publisher: J. B. Lippincott Printing Year: 1861 Number of Volumes: 2 volume set Signed by S. A.

Paddock, Captain of 9th III Cavalry Notes: Bound in quarter leather with marbled boards and bright gilt lettering to spine, this antique set is a scarce work of tactics as employed by the armies of the United States Civil War. Volume 2 is entitled "School of the Trooper, of the Platoon, and of the Squadron, Mounted"; Volume 3 is "Evolutions of a Regiment." The work is illustrated with intact fold-out diagrams of military formations. The signature of Dr. Solomon Allen Paddock appears on title page of the second volume, above his rank and unit. Dr. Paddock, some time previous to the Civil War, formed a company known as the Harden Guards and on the commencement of hostilities between the States he raised a company (K Company) for the Ninth Illinois Cavalry. On the organization of the regiment he was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel, and the regiment ordered to Pilot Knob. While en route he died at Bloomington, Illinois, February 18, 1862, age 36. In 1856, he organized a political meeting occasioning the visit of Abraham Lincoln, where Lincoln delivered a campaign speech.

The meeting proved to be the birth of the Republican Party in Bureau County, Illinois. Lincoln stayed at the home of Dr. Paddock during his Princeton (Illinois) visit. The volumes show external age/wear, with rubbing to boards and edges. Corners are bumped. Volume 3 shows cracking to upper half of rear gutter. The books are solidly bound with clean, lightly age-toned pages. The pull-outs are intact and in good condition. The books measure approximately 4" x 5 3/4". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5351 Publisher: American Association for International Conciliation / Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Printing Year: 1919-1953 Number of Volumes: 36 volume set Notes: Bound in brown library bindings with bright gilt embossing, this set contains scholarly works on achieving world peace. These magazines were published by The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The Endowment is a foreign-policy think tank based in Washington, D.C. The organization describes itself as being dedicated to advancing cooperation between nations and promoting active international engagement by the United States.

Founded in 1910 by Andrew Carnegie, its work is not formally associated with any political party. (Courtesy of Wikipedia) The work is lightly illustrated with charts and maps, some of which fold out. The volumes show mild external age/wear, and are solidly bound with clean, lightly age toned pages. The books measure approximately 5" x 8". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $50.50 Lot 5352 $26 This lot includes the special edition issue of "Life" shown in the corresponding image. The entire 64-page magazine is dedicated to the Woodstock music festival. This scarce issue contains short introductory and concluding texts. The substance of the periodical consists of a great number of photographs in both black and white and color of the historic weekend, including numerous shots of music artists, as well as individual and crowd attendees. Edgeworn covers are nearly detached and show creases and minor soiling. Water markings appear at inside corners. Pictures are crisp and bright. The magazine measures approximately 10 1/2" x 13 3/4".

To inspect and acquire more detailed information about this lot, please attend our live preview before the auction. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $6.50 Lot 5353 $55 This lot includes the group of artwork shown in the corresponding image(s). Due to the high volume of books, ephemera and artwork we are selling at this auction, we will be offering a number of bulk buy opportunities such as this one during the course of the day. This lot includes dozens of varied media art pieces and a variety of prints. Included are topics such as nature, comic art, medicine, history, genre scenes and other content. There is a set of post cards by Thomas Kinkade included. The media include original watercolors, pen and ink, black and white and full-color modern lithograph, etc. To inspect and acquire more detailed information about this lot, please attend our live preview before the auction. These pieces are in good to excellent condition with some light age/wear indications.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $13.50 Lot 5354 $45 Title: History of Deerfield, Massachusetts: The Times When and the People by Whom It Was Settled and Resettled: with a Special Study of the Indian Wars in the Connecticut Valley. With Genealogies Author: George Sheldon Publisher: Press of E. A. Hall & Co. (Greenfield, Massachusetts) Printing Year: 1895 First Edition Number of Volumes: Complete 2 volume set Notes: Rebound in blue cloth with original marbled boards, this antique set is a scarce local history of a New England town with genealogies. These ex-library volumes show mild external age/wear, and are solidly bound in library binding with clean, lightly age-toned pages with marbled edges. Library markings appear throughout. The books measure approximately 6 3/4" x 9 1/4".

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $8.50 Lot 5355 $55 These vintage Playboy magazines are part of a large collection of original, early Playboy issues (dating back to the very first, December 1953 release with Marilyn Monroe) that we are selling at this auction. View our entire catalog to see additional vintage Playboy magazines - buy more than one lot and save on shipping. This particular lot features the following original, complete issues: Number of Issues: 12 Issue Date Range: January through December 1963 Notes: These magazines were very well cared-for and are in impressive, intact condition with only very light age/wear indications. All covers are securely attached by the original staple binding and all centerfolds are present and likewise, intact and securely attached.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $20.50 Lot 5356 $16 This lot features the following group of antique issues of the newspaper "The Albion or British, Colonial, and Foreign Weekly Gazette": Titles:The Albion Issue Dates: 9 issues date from 1834 (May 3 - October 25), remaining issues range from 1842 - 1855 Number of Issues: 9 Notes: Most of these newspapers are intact and whole, some issues may show signs of age/wear including chipping, tearing, foxing, etc. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $8.50 Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $8.50 Lot 5357 $100 This lot features a bound compilation of all the Harper's Weekly issues from the year 1896. Harperï¿½s Weekly (A Journal of Civilization) was an American political magazine based in New York City.

Published by Harper and Brothers from 1857 until 1916, it featured foreign and domestic news, fiction, essays on many subjects, and humor. During its most influential period it was the forum of the political cartoonist Thomas Nast, and also featured the work of some of the eraï¿½s most important illustrators: Winslow Homer, Granville Perkins and Livingston Hopkins. The issues included in this lot are originals and feature the following important articles and illustrations: Illustrations: Many illustrations by artists Remington, Rogers, Thulstrup and many others. Article Content: Articles include those on The President's Financial Policy, The Senate's Free-Coinage "Folly," as well as fiction, poetry, humor and others. Condition: This volume is securely in 1/2 leather binding with paper-covered boards that show age/wear concentrated at the extremities. The spine cover is detached. The text block binding is tight, the pages are clean and bright with light scattered foxing. The volume bears library indications including spine labeling and internal stamping/labeling. This collection of issues is not collated, but appears complete.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $14.50 Lot 5358 $200 This lot includes the group of antique journals shown in the corresponding image. These leather-bound diaries date from the years 1866, 1867, 1869, 1873, 1877, and 1881. This last journal contains news of the assassination of President Garfield, from day when he was shot to his death 11 weeks later. These diaries otherwise chronicle the daily existence of a young farmer in New York State in the latter half of the nineteenth century. A number of these journals contain what seem to be inventory lists (with prices) at rear. Books are well preserved with only minor wear. To inspect and acquire more detailed information about this lot, please attend our live preview before the auction.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5359 Printing Year: 1849 - 1852 Number of Volumes: 11 Notes: This antique set is bound in blindstamped green cloth with gilt lettering to spine and embossed decorative designs. Included in this work are the following titles: The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (3 vols), Oliver Goldsmith, Astoria, Bracebridge Hall, Alhambra, Knickerbocker's New York, The Crayon Miscellany, Tales of a Traveller, and The Adventures of Captain Boneville. A number of volumes contain fold-out maps in well-preserved state. The volumes show mild external age/wear, and are solidly bound with clean, lightly age toned pages.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $15.50 Lot 5360 Title: The Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne Publisher: Houghton, Mifflin and Company Printing Year: 1900 Limited Edition (Large Paper Edition) Number of Volumes: Complete 22 volume set Notes: Bound in blue cloth with paper labels to spine, this antique set is a scarce limited edition collection of the works of Nathaniel Hawthorne (July 4, 1804 ï¿½ May 19, 1864), an American novelist and short story writer, whose writing centers around New England, with many works featuring moral allegories with a Puritan inspiration. His fiction works are considered part of the Romantic movement and, more specifically, dark romanticism. His themes often center on the inherent evil and sin of humanity, and his works often have moral messages and deep psychological complexity. This set is copy number 219 of 500. The work is illustrated with tissue-guarded frontispieces and plates. These ex-library volumes show mild external age/wear, with gilt stamped library markings and traces of library labels visible on spine.

Paper labels show varying degrees of darkening. The books are solidly bound with clean, lightly age toned pages. Antique library bookplates appear on endpapers; small-type withdrawal stamp can be seen on rear endpapers. Both half title and title page are stamped. The books measure approximately 6 3/4" x 9". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $32.50 Lot 5361 This auction lot includes the following group of titles: - Women of Trail and Wigwam by Flora Warren Seymour - Dated 1930 by The Womans Press - American: The Life Story of a Great Indian by Frank B. Linderman - Dated 1930 by Publisher - Illustrated by H.M. Stoops - Wah-Kee-Nah by James C. Strong - Dated 1893 by G.P. Putnam's Sons - Portrait of the subject on frontispiece - The Boy With the U.S. Indians by Francis Rolt-Wheler - Dated 1913 by Lothrop, Lee & Shepherd Co. (Boston) - Adventures With Indians by Philip V. Mighels, et al.

- Dated 1908 by Harper & Brothers Publishers - Circular of Information Regarding Indian Popular Names - Dated 1915 by Smithsonian Institution (Washington, D.C.) The ex-library books in this lot are in good, intact condition with some age/wear indications and customary markings. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $9.50 Lot 5362 $70 This auction lot includes the following group of titles: - McClane's Standard Fishing Encyclopedia and International Angling Guide by A. J. McClane - Dated 1965 by Holt, Rinehart and Winston - First Edition - The Book of the Fly-Rod by Sheringham & Moore - Dated 1936 by Eyre & Spottiswoode (London) - "First Cheap Edition", illustrated by George Sheringham - A Fly Fisher's Life by Charles Ritz - Dated 1960 by Henry Holt and Company - First Edition - Advanced Fly Fishing by Eugene Burns - Dated 1953 by Stackpole Company (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) - With Gun and Rod in Canada by Phil H.

Moore - Dated 1922 by Houghton Mifflin Company - Steelhead Paradise by John F. Fennelly - Dated 1963 by Mitchell Press, Limited (Vancouver, Canada) - Some Fish and Some Fishing by Frank Gray Griswold - Dated 1921 by John Lane Company - First Edition Unless otherwise noted, the books in this lot are in good, intact condition with some age/wear indications. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $16.50 Lot 5363 $60 This auction lot includes the following group of titles: - A History of the People of the United States During Lincoln's Administration by John Bach McMaster - Dated 1927 by D. Appleton and Company - The Civil War on the Border by Wiley Britton - Dated 1890 by G.P. Putnam's Sons - Tissue-guarded illustrated frontispiece, front free endpaper detached - Personal Recollections of the War of the Rebellion - Dated 1897 by G.P.

Putnam's Sons - Engraving of General Grant on frontispiece - A Constitutional View of the Late War Between the States: Its Causes, Character, Conduct and Results by Alexander H. Stephens - Dated 1868 by National Publishing Company (Philadelphia) - Both volumes of a two volume set The ex-library books in this lot are in good, intact condition with some age/wear indications and customary markings. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $13.50 Lot 5364 $45 This lot includes the antique newspaper shown in the corresponding image. This issue of "The Independent Chronicle and the Universal Advertiser" is dated April 20, 1780 (No. 608 of Vol. XII). "The Independent Chronicle and the Universal Advertiser" was published from November 7, 1776 until Dec. 14-17, 1801. This 1780 issue states that the newspaper was printed by Nathaniel Willis in Boston, Massachusetts.

This newspaper was a continuation of "The Independent Chronicle" and was in turn continued by another "Independent Chronicle." This is a remarkable example of a periodical from the revolutionary epoch. The front page of this newspaper contains an account of the proceedings at the House of Commons. This issue has a total of four pages, with local news and numerous advertisements, including a number relating to the sale of ships. This remarkably well-preserved paper has two small punctures: one along the left-side margin and the other at the center of the fold across mid-section. The pages show faint water markings; all texts are quite legible. Full front page measures approximately 10" x 15". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $6.50 Lot 5365 $70 These vintage Playboy magazines are part of a large collection of original, early Playboy issues (dating back to the very first, December 1953 release with Marilyn Monroe) that we are selling at this auction. View our entire catalog to see additional vintage Playboy magazines - buy more than one lot and save on shipping.

This particular lot features the following original, complete issues: Number of Issues: 13 Issue Date Range: January through December 1964 Notes: These magazines were very well cared-for and are in impressive, intact condition with only very light age/wear indications. All covers are securely attached by the original staple binding and all centerfolds are present and likewise, intact and securely attached. Includes two January copies. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $22.50 Lot 5366 $140 Title: Letters on South America; Comprising Travels on the Banks of the Parana and Rio de la Plata Authors: J. P. & W. P. Robertson Publisher: John Murray (London) Printing Year: 1843 Number of Volumes: Complete 3 volume set Notes: Bound in blindstamped brown cloth with gilt lettering to spine, this antique set is a scarce early nineteenth-century account of travels in South America. The volumes show significant external wear, with detached boards and chipping to spines (Volume I lacks spine cover). Antique paper library labels are clearly visible on spines.

Library bookplates are present on front endpapers, pockets at rear. Text blocks are intact and show no library markings. The books measure approximately 5" x 8". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5367 $120 This lot features a bound compilation of all the Harper's Weekly issues from the year 1897. Harperï¿½s Weekly (A Journal of Civilization) was an American political magazine based in New York City. Published by Harper and Brothers from 1857 until 1916, it featured foreign and domestic news, fiction, essays on many subjects, and humor. During its most influential period it was the forum of the political cartoonist Thomas Nast, and also featured the work of some of the eraï¿½s most important illustrators: Winslow Homer, Granville Perkins and Livingston Hopkins. The issues included in this lot are originals and feature the following important articles and illustrations: Illustrations: Many large-scale illustrations by W.A. Rogers, Max Klepper, Lucius Hitchcock, de Thulstrup, and many others.

Article Content: Article subjects include Hawaii, College Football, the Lick Observatory, the Inauguration of President McKinley, as well as poetry, politics, travel and many others. Condition: This volume is bound in 1/2 leather binding with paper-covered boards that show age/wear concentrated at the extremities. The spine cover is detaching. The text block binding is tight, the pages are clean and bright with light scattered foxing. The volume bears library indications including spine labeling and internal stamping/labeling. This collection of issues is not collated, but appears complete. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $14.50 Lot 5368 Printing Year: 1905 Number of Volumes: Complete 4 volume set Notes: Rebound in gray cloth with leather title labels to spine, this antique set is a scarce art reference work with more than two thousand illustrations consisting of portraits, monograms and signatures of artists. These ex-library volumes show mild external age/wear, and are solidly bound with clean, lightly age-toned pages. Catalogue numbers appear in black on lower portions of spines. Antique library bookplates can be seen on front endpapers.

Withdrawal stamps in small type are visible at rear of volumes. Title pages bear library stamp and light pencil markings. No other library markings are apparent. The books measure approximately 7 1/4" x 10 1/4". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $16.50 Lot 5369 Title: The History of Woman Suffrage Editors: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony & Matilda Joslyn Gage Publisher: Susan B. Anthony (Rochester, NY) Printing Year: 1887 / 1902 First Editions Number of Volumes: 2 volume set Notes: Bound in blindstamped brown / maroon cloth with bright gilt lettering to spine, this antique set is a scarce original edition of volumes III & IV of this seminal work that offers a documentary history of the suffrage movement. The work is illustrated with frontispiece portraits and tissue-guarded plates. These ex-library volumes show external age/wear. Volume III is disbound, with detached preliminary pages, frontispiece and title page. Volume IV shows tearing along top half of front gutter. Antique paper library spine labels are visible.

Endpapers have antique library bookplates and card pockets. Title pages are stamped. Lightly age-toned pages show no annotations. The books measure approximately 7" x 9 3/4". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $9.50 Lot 5370 $40 This lot features a bound early magazine compilation. As was a popular practice during the 1800s and early twentieth century, individual magazine issues were bound together in a single hard-cover volume. The compilation featured in this lot contains the following issues: Title: The American Laborer, Devoted to the Cause of Protection to Home Industry, Embracing the Arguments, Reports and Speeches of the Ablest Civilians of the United States in Favor of the Policy of Protection to American Labor, with the Statistics of Production in the United States &c. &c. &c. Editor: NA Issue Date Range: April 1842 through 1843 Issue Number Range: Volume I, No. 1 through Volume I, No. 12 Notes: Volume has library binding, with antique library bookplate on front endpaper and library stamp in small type on rear endpaper.

Text shows no other library markings. Lightly age-toned pages show occasional foxing. The book measures approximately 6 1/4" x 9 1/2". Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5371 $45 This auction lot includes the following group of titles: - Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Public Lands United Sates Senate - Dated 1947 by United States Government Printing Office (Washington, D.C.) - Klamath Indians, Oregon - The Fort Dearborn Massacre by Lieutenant Linai T. Helm - Dated 1912 by Rand McNally & Company - Wah-Kee-Nah by James C. Strong - Dated 1893 by G.P. Putnam's Sons - Photo of subject on frontispiece - Circular of Information Regarding Indian Popular Names - Dated 1915 by Smithsonian Institution (Washington, D.C.) - New York State Museum Civil, Religious, and Mourning Councils and Ceremonies of Adoption of the New York Indians by William M.

Beauchamp - Dated 1907 by New York State Education Department (Albany, NY) - Indian Days in the Canadian Rockies by Marius Barbeau - Dated 1923 by The Macmillan Company of Canada (Toronto) The ex-library books in this lot are in good, intact condition with some age/wear indications and customary markings. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $9.50 Lot 5372 Title: The Cherries of New York Authors: U. P. Hedrick et al. Publisher: J. B. Lyon Company, State Printers (Albany, New York) Printing Year: 1915 Condition/Details: Bound in green cloth with bright gilt embossing, this antique folio volume is a scarce work of pomology that constitutes Volume 2, Part II of the 22nd Annual Report of State of New York's Department of Agriculture (the fourth of a series of fruit monographs). The work is illustrated with a tissue-guarded frontispiece portrait and 56 color lithograph plates of varieties of cherries.

The volume shows light external age/wear, and is solidly bound with clean pages with bright illustrations that show occasional light foxing. Library bookplate appears on front endpaper. Small withdraw stamp is visible on rear flyleaf. The book measures approximately 9 1/2" x 12 1/4" and contains 371 pages. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5373 $30 This auction lot includes the following group of titles: - A Symposium on Yale Development to Commemorate the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Founding of the Yale News, January 28, 1928 - Dated 1928 by Yale Daily News - Large-format volume in wrappers - Historic Towns of the Connecticut River Valley by George S. Roberts - Dated 1906 by Robson & Adee Publishers (Schenectady, NY) - History of the Town of Wolcott (Connecticut) from 1731 to 1874 by Rev.

Samuel Orcutt - Dated 1874 by Press of the American Printing Company - Front board, preliminary pages, frontispiece and title page are detached - A Memorial of the Dedication of Monuments Erected by the Moravian Historical Society, To Mark the Sites of Ancient Missionary Stations, New York and Connecticut - Dated 1860 by C. B. Richardson / J. B. Lippincott & Co. Unless otherwise noted, the ex-library books in this lot are in good, intact condition with some age/wear indications and customary markings. Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $10.50 Lot 5374 Publisher: Miami Printing and Publishing Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) Printing Year: 1867 First Edition Condition/Details: Bound in blindstamped brown cloth, this antique volume is a scarce biography of John Hunt Morgan (June 1, 1825 ï¿½ September 4, 1864), a Confederate general and cavalry officer in the American Civil War.

Morgan is best known for Morgan's Raid in 1863, when he led 2,460 troops racing past Union lines into Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio in July 1863. This would be the farthest north any uniformed Confederate troops penetrated during the war. The work is illustrated with a frontispiece portrait of General Morgan and maps. The volume shows significant age/wear. Volume lacks spine cover and has detached boards. Customary library markings appear in book. Lightly age-toned pages show occasional smudging. The book measures approximately 6 1/4" x 9" and contains 578 pages.

Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $4.50 Lot 5375 $12 This lot features the following pieces of artwork: - Hans Junger - Limited Edition Lithographic Reproduction of two Canada Geese, signed by the artist and numbered 200 of 500 - c1970s in a frame that measures approximately 22 1/2" by 19" - double mat, wooden frame shows minor wear at edges - Len Janklow - Serigraph Limited Edition Titled "Bamboo 52", numbered 375 of 500 - Dated 1981 in a frame that measures approximately 31 1/2" by 24 3/4" - Some moisture damage on right side of print - Dorothy Tracy - Original ink drawing with watercolor wash of a still life with plants - c1960s in a frame that measures approximately 36" by 26 1/2" - Silver metal frame with black mat Shipping cost (within the U.S.) for this lot will be: $89.50

Question: """Hobson-Jobson"" is the short title of a book written by Henry Yule and Arthur C. Burnell, first published in 1886, that contains what?"
Answer: Anglo-Indian words and terms