Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1980. Hardcover. "Describes the transformation of an eighteenth-century commercial town into a nineteenth-century industrial city ... Browne traces Baltimore's economic, political, and social evolution within the context of national and international developments over the course of nearly three generations. And, along the way, he reaches conclusions sharply at variance with conventional notions about the industrial revolution" (jacket). Very good in brown cloth boards with black title to spine. In brown dust jacket with white title to spine panel. Spine faded to blue. Rubbing, creasing and edgewear to jacket. Half of spine panel of dust jacket is missing. 349 pages. BALT/071019. Very Good / Good. More about Baltimore in the Nation, 1789 - 1861

Baltimore: Te-erra Davis, 2019. Paperback. Te-erra Davis is a local insurance adviser born and raised in Baltimore, MD. "As Brand Ambassador of Thee Insurance Lady, LLC, Te-erra's personal mission is to educate each person one by one with literature, coaching, and seminars as she leads and impacts social change" (biography). Her book offers concise, easy to follow instructions on budgeting, saving money, getting out of debt, boosting credit scores, refinancing mortgages, boosting income, and more. New in black paper wrappers with white title to front cover. Pristine. 102 pages. Local Authors. BUS/070919. Fine. More about The Little Black Book of Common Cents

Louis C. Fields, 1996. Paperback. SCARCE. Includes a large section on African American attractions and historical sites in the entire state, a list of freedom fighters with brief biographie, a long list of African American businesses and services, lots of ads, and more. Near fine in black paper wrappers with red title to spine and front panel. Light rubbing to rear wrapper. Clean and bright. 128 pages. BALT/031819. Near Fine. More about Baltimore African-American Resource and Tourist Guide. Baltimore Bicentennial Celebration January...

Boston: Dana Estes & Company (Estes and Lauriat), (1898). Hardcover. First Edition. All eight full page black and white illustrations by Shute remain, some with foxing. Very good in the original red cloth boards with illustration and white title to front cover. White spine titling has chipped away, but embossed title remains. Dampstain to edge of rear board and small spot to spine. Minor wear to hinges, spine ends, corners, and edges of boards. Occasional spots of foxing, soiling, and browning to interior. It appears this book was once used to aid in the drying of flowers, and some browning from this process remains. Previous ownership stamp to front pastedown. An attractive book despite noted condition flaws. 173 pages. CHILD/071819. Very Good. More about The Cruise of the Comet: The Story of a Privateer of 1812, Sailing from Baltimore, as set down by...

Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society, 1953. Hard Cover. 8vo. Very good in green cloth boards with gilt title to spine and front board. Light bumping to spine ends and corners. Minor browning to end pages. Else is clean with bright text. Includes several illustrations. Index, 208 pages. BALT/071219. Very Good. More about Baltimore As Seen By Visitors: 1783 - 1860