Religion
NY: Harper & Row. (1966). 318pp. Illus. Hard cover. With dust jacket.Book in very good, tight, clean condition. Dust jacket torn and frayed. S084.
$18.00
Boston:Press of Geo. C. Rand & Avery. 1858. 1st edition. Illustrated with an interesting lithograph of an outside session of the meeting as frontispiece. Hardcover. Cloth covered boards soiled and quite worn, in many places to boards, and with an additional chip out of the front cover,midway down the front board along the outside edge. The rear board has old mildew damage, with the material seperated along the outside edge and the outside edge point soft. The spine strip has wear to both spine ends but the gilt is still bright. Internally, end pages are age toned with a previous owners inscription to the top of the 1st free end-page but otherwise, aside from mild foxing and some smudges scattered throughout, a good solid copy. The binding is tight and hinges intact.
$125.00
127pp. Hard-bound. First 46 pages has a long-ago damp-stain on the right front leaves, Some minor foxing. Otherwise, a tight, clean copy. S008.
$17.50
Ridgewood, N.J: Gregg Press. (1966) Reprint of 1521 edition. [188]pp. Harbound. In addition to treatise by Henry VIII, contains ten Latin verses by J., Clerk, orator; Pope Leo's letter to Henry the 8th in which he give to Henry 98 the title of Fidei Defensor; oration by J. Clerk when he presented the book to the Pope; followed by the Pope's answer to Clark's oration.
$75.00
Boston: Universalist Publishing House. 1867. 552 pp. Hardcover. Binding chipped at spine ends. Some fraying at edges of binding. Internally clean and free of stray markings. There is a brief inscription by the author's sister inked towards the bottom of the first fly leaf. Pages show some light age-toning. Overall, a very good copy.
$48.50
(Farnborough Hants, England):(Gregg Press Limited). (1966). Facsimile reprint of The University Press edition of 1918. 94pp. Besides providing a short biography of Giles and an extensive bibliography, this book reprints Latin MS. known as CODEX CANONICI MISCELL. 528, containing the Short Life, with an English translation. A fine copy.
$10.00
Ridgewood, New Jersey: Gregg Press. 1966. 163 pp. Illustrated. Hardbound. A very good to fine copy. Reprint of Aberdoniae edition of 1914. Includes a DESCRIPTION OF A FRANCISCAN MANUSCRIPT, FORMERLY IN THE PHILLIPPS LIBRARY, NOW IN THE POSSESSION OF A. G. LITTLE; BROTHER WILLIAM OF ENGLAND, COMPANION OF ST. FRANCIS, AND SOME FRANCISCAN DRAWINGS IN THE MATTHEW PARIS MANUSCRIPTS by A. G. Little; THE LIBRARY OF THE GREY FRIARS OF HEREFORD by M. R. James; A SHORT NOTICE OF SOME MANUSCRIPTS OF THE CAMBRIDGE FRIARS NOW IN THE VATICAN LIBRARY by the Rev. H. M. Bannister; and RECORDS OF THE FRANCISCAN PROVINCE OF ENGLAND by A. G. Little. A fine copy. S025.
$25.00
Ridgewood, NY:The Gregg Press, Ltd. 1966. [291]pp. Facsimile Reprint. Marcello was Archishop of Venice. Red boards lightly soiled and sun-faded, otherwise a very good, clean copy.
$35.00
Santiago, Chile: Imprenta de la Sociedad. 1849. iv, 276pp. Hard bound. Internally a very good, clean, tight copy. Color of paper of signatures vary.Binding shows wear at edges and spine. Altogether a very satisfactory copy.
$60.00
(Farnborough Hants, England):(Gregg Press, Ltd). (1966) Facsimile reprint of 1912 University Press edition, 123pp. An excellent copy.
$17.50
Heidelberg:Carl Winter Universitatsverlag. 1948. 103pp. Hard bound. A very good, clean copy. S009.
$12.50
New York:Crossroad Publishing Company. 1997.1st edition. 227pp. With dust jacket. Both book and dust jacket are in very good condition, with no previous owners marks or signatures.
$10.00
Philadelphia: Pilgrim Press. (1969). 320 pp. Illustrated. Hardcover. No dust jacket. Boards show only minor wear and very light soiling; there is only one long mark running down a length of the spine. Inside is clean and free of markings. A very good, clean copy.
$22.50
Frederick, MD: Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Company. 1894. 67pp. Wrps. Spine strip has been partially chipped, otherwise a very good copy. S017.
$15.00
New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor. 1865. 257pp. + 48pp. Hardcover. Binding is worn at the edges and spine, in some places to boards. Spine shows some sun-fading, which extends to a portion of the front board and the edges of the front and rear. Interior is clean and free of marks, save for a brief note pasted to the third free end-paper, with a separate gift inscription at the top of the third free end-paper. Pages show some age toning. Overall, a very good copy.
$15.00
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