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Autograph Letter, signed, to Fanny Hall.

Price: $60.00

Seller ID: alison,a.sirarchibald.60fourpages,glasgow,nov.11

Four pages, Glasgow, Nov. 11, no year. A friendly letter to "Miss Hall" imploring her to always stop by when she is in Scotland, and that he hasn't a letter from "Bulwer" to send her but that he will be visiting Possil in December and surely can provide an autograph for her then. Some talk of his son's military career and good wishes to her father. Alison was a judge and historian, best known for his multi-volume History of Europe. In November of 1847 he presided at the annual banquet of the Manchester Athenaeum, where Emerson gave his "Speech at Manchester" (English Traits, 1856, p.307). ...
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Carte de Visite Photograph of Archibald Alison.

By: Alison, Archibald.

Price: $50.00

Seller ID: alison,archibald.50imprintofmason&co.,london,tak

Imprint of Mason & Co., London, taken in about 1862. Alison is seated at a table, chair facing to his left, right leg crossed over left. Sir Archibald Alison (1792-1867) was a Scottish historian and a judge. A fine carte.
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Autograph Letter, Signed.

By: Allibone, S. Samuel Austin.

Price: $75.00

Seller ID: allibone,s.samuelaustin.75dateddec.,1858,todanie

Dated Dec., 1858, to Daniel N. Haskell, presenting volume one of his Dictionary of English Literature and British and American Authors. Haskell was editor of the Boston Transcript. Allibone was, perhaps, fishing for a testimonial to be printed in Haskell's paper and in subsequent editions of the Dictionary, which is still used today, especially for the less well documented authors. One page, about 90 words. Some soiling, two long tears that have old repairs with a tape that has darkened. A Good letter.
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Nightingale Valley; A Collection of Choice Lyrics and Short Poems, From the Time of Shakespeare to the Present Day.

By: Allingham, William, editor.

Price: $160.00

Seller ID: allingham,william,editor.160london:bellanddaldy,

London: Bell and Daldy, 1862. First edition, a later issue (Lasner, A6 - perhaps the 2nd or 3rd issue - half title and title are cancels as in Colbeck's No.9, v.1, p.9). Original green cloth, gilt, decorated in gilt and blind, 288 p. A gift inscription: "The Revd. Thos: Wilkins on his birthday 1866 with Mrs. Gatty's affectionate regards. Ecclesfield 16 Sep. 1866". Margaret Gatty was a writer of natural history and biography, and she wrote for children. Her husband was the Vicar and Thomas Wilkins the curate at the Ecclesfield parish. With the bookplate of Allingham bibliographer Mark Samuels L...
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The Ballad Book. A Collection of the Choicest British Ballads.

By: Allingham, William, editor.

Price: $80.00

Seller ID: allingham,william,editor.80londonandcambridge:ma

London and Cambridge: Macmillan, 1864. First edition (Lasner, A9). Original purple cloth, gilt, decorated in gilt and blind, 393 pp., the last leaf (CC6) a leaf of ads. In the "Golden Treasury" series. With the bookplate of Mark Samuels Lasner, Allingham bibiographer (1993). Spine sunned, lightly stained. Front endpapers cracked. Old penciled gift inscription. A Good copy.
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Letters From William Allingham to Mr. and Mrs. Browning.

By: Allingham, William.

Price: $275.00

Seller ID: allingham,william.275(noplace:privatelypublished

(No place: privately published, no date, but May, 1913, or later). First edition (Lasner, 35). Caption title, 12 pp. Edited by Helen Allingham, the author's widow, who writes that these letters (seven are printed, dating from June, 1853 to June, 1860) were not accessible for publication in the "Letters to William Allingham" (1911, Lasner 32). Very light foxing, a Fine copy, and scarce (WorldCat shows just six copies), housed in a Fine custom green cloth folding case, black leather label, gilt.
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Rhymes for the Young Folk.

By: Allingham, William.

Price: $225.00

Seller ID: allingham,william.225london:cassell,(nodate).fir

London: Cassell, (no date). First edition (Lasner 24). Original quarter cloth, gilt, and plain red paper boards, all edges stained red, white endpapers, illustrated, 75 pp. Illustrated by Helen Allingham, the author's wife, and three others; four of the illustrations are in color, including one by Kate Greenaway, "The Bubble". The first issue was in April, 1887; this is a later issue or printing, the same as the first except: the paper boards not illustrated, and no ads bound in at the end. The edges of the boards rubbed, the spine cloth unworn. Offsetting to the front and back boards from its...
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The Sylphs of the Seasons, With Other Poems.

By: Allston, W. Washington.

Price: $600.00

Seller ID: allston,w.washington.600boston:cummingsandhillia

Boston: Cummings and Hilliard; Cambridge: Hilliard and Metcalf, 1813. First American edition (BAL 494), preceded by a London edition of the same year. Nineteenth century half leather, gilt, decorated in gilt, and marbled paper boards. William Ellery Channing's copy, his bookplate, which is almost entirely obscured by another. Channing and Allston were lifelong friends. Allston married Channing's sister, Ann, in 1809. He painted Channing's portrait in 1811; it hangs at the Boston Museum of Fine Art. Some wear to the leather, but a Very Good copy.
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The Knickerbocker"

By: American Periodical

Price: $100.00

Seller ID: americanperiodical100v.x,july-december,1837.sixi

V.X, July -December, 1837. Six issues bound together, without the wrappers, with a general title page and index. Full leather, gilt decorated spine. Contributions by William Gilmore Simms, H.R. Schoolcraft. A four part series on archaeology, "American Antiquities". In July, the editor, Lewis Gaylord Clark, does a short, favorable review of Ralph Waldo Emerson's NATURE, which had been published nine months before, only the fourth recorded notice (Burkholder and Myerson) and the first by anyone in New York. Leather worn, light foxing, but a Good, sound copy.
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The Massachusetts Review"

By: American Periodical

Price: $12.00

Seller ID: americanperiodical12forautumn,1962.originalwrapp

for Autumn, 1962. Original wrappers, spine chipped and browned. About half of this issue is "A Centenary Gathering for Henry David Thoreau" with participation by Carl Bode, Walter Harding, Martin Luther King, Jawaharlal Nehru, and others. A Good, sound copy.
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The Sewanee Review"

By: American Periodical

Price: $15.00

Seller ID: americanperiodical15forautumn,1963.printedwrappe

for Autumn, 1963. Printed wrappers. "Proust and the French Novel" by Wallace Fowlie, "In Memoriam of Karen Blixen (Isak Dinesen)", "Wolfe (Thomas) is still at the Door" by Robert Spiller. Small wet stain to first 3 leaves, a Very Good copy.
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The Sewannee Review"

By: American Periodical

Price: $45.00

Seller ID: americanperiodical45twoissues,winterandspring,19

Two issues, Winter and Spring, 1953. Printed wrappers. William Empson contributes "Hamlet, When New" in two parts, complete. Other authors are Cleanth Brooks, Allen Tate, John Crowe Ransom ("Responsible Criticism") and T.S. Eliot ("Vergil and the Christian World"). A Very Good set.
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The Sewanee Review"

By: American Periodical Andre Gide

Price: $15.00

Seller ID: americanperiodicalandregide15forautumn,1952.twoa

for Autumn, 1952. Two articles on Andre Gide, who had died in 1951. Wrappers, a bit soiled. A Very Good copy.
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The Harmony of True Liberalism: Henry Adams' MONT-SAINT-MICHEL AND CHARTRES" in "The Sewanee Review"

By: American Periodical Henry Adams

Price: $15.00

Seller ID: americanperiodicalhenryadams15forwinter,1952.byr

for Winter, 1952. By R.P. Blackmur, this is an excerpt from his "upcoming book on Henry Adams" which was unfinished 12 years later when Blackmur died and did not come out until 1980. Also, Irving Howe has written to the editor complaining about a bad review of his SHERWOOD ANDERSON. A Very Good copy.
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Conspiracy of the Cocked Hats" and "Guests from Gibbet Island" in "The Knickerbocker".

By: American Periodical Irving, Washington.

Price: $75.00

Seller ID: americanperiodicalirving,washington.75newyork:v.

New York: V.XIV, No.4, October, 1839. Original wrappers, soiled and chipped but complete. Irving, writing as Geoffrey Crayon, contributed often to "The Knickerbocker" in 1839 and 1840 (Allibone). Also here is a poem by Longfellow, "Fifth Psalm". His first volume of poetry would not appear for a couple of months (Dec. 8, 1839, Parkman Dexter Howe Library, Part III, 1986). And, a review of Andrews Norton's "A Discourse on the Latest Form of Infidelity". A Good copy.
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The Atlantic Monthly.

By: American Periodical.

Price: $35.00

Seller ID: americanperiodical.35formay,1881.originalprinted

for May, 1881. Original printed wrappers. Featuring "Some Personal Recollections of (Thomas) Carlyle" by Henry James, Sr., father of the novelist. "Thomas Carlyle is incontestably dead at last, by the acknowledgement of all the newspapers. I had, however, the pleasure of an intimate intercourse with him when he was an infinitely deader man than he is now.....". A little chipped but a Fine copy.
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The Iowa Journal of History and Politics.

By: American Periodical.

Price: $20.00

Seller ID: americanperiodical.20vol.xxiv,no.4,october,1926.

Vol. XXIV, No. 4, October, 1926. Iowa City: State Historical Society. Original wrappers. Featuring "Managing a Campaign: An Account of the Good Roads Campaign in Johnson County, Iowa", by Kirk H. Porter. A little edge chipping, "withdrawn" stamp but no other library markings, a Very Good copy.
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The Iowa Journal of History and Politics.

By: American Periodical.

Price: $20.00

Seller ID: americanperiodical.20vol.xxiv,no.3.iowacity:stat

Vol. XXIV, No. 3. Iowa City: State Historical Society, July, 1926. Original wrappers. Featuring "Fish and Game Legislation in Iowa" by Henry Arnold Bennett and "The Agricultural Fair in the Northwest" by Earle D. Ross. A little chipping, "withdrawn" stamp but no other library markings. A Very Good copy.
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Brief Against the Proposed Revaluation of Silver Properties as of March 1, 1913, for Submission at the Hearing before the Commissioner of Internal Revenue on July 13, 1925.

By: American Silver Producers' Association.

Price: $60.00

Seller ID: americansilverproducers'association.60(noplace:n

(No place: no publisher, no date but 1925). Cover Title, 32 pp., in the form of an open letter to the "Commissioner of Internal Revenue", putting forth the Association's arguments against revaluation. Scarce - no copies in OCLC. A little handling wear to wrappers, a Very Good copy.
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Jean Jacques Rousseau.

By: Amiel, Henri-Frederic.

Price: $140.00

Seller ID: amiel,henri-frederic.140newyork:b.w.huebsch,1922

New York: B.W. Huebsch, 1922. First edition. Original green paper boards, printed paper label on the front, manuscript title on the spine. Translated by Van Wyck Brooks, who inscribes and signs: "For C.V. with Christmas greetings and much love....", dated 1922. Spine darkened, some wear and stray marks. A Very Good copy.
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