New York: The Kalon Publishing Company, Inc, 1917. Paperback. Includes articles on Degeneracy in art, town and country embellishments, Japanese ideas in an American House, Craftsman houses, Fruit Trees, Bird Houses, 19th century painting, and more. Illustrated white paper wrappers with black title to spine and front cover. Chipping and tears to paper on spine. Both wrappers are detached but present. Minor spotting and soiling to covers, but clean interior. Includes many full page black and white photographic reproductions of art. About 100 pages. PER/061020. Very Good. More

New York: The Kalon Publishing Company, Inc, 1917. Paperback. Includes articles on color vs drawing, literary Naples before the war, taxidermy as art, art and citizenship, Hallowed Christmas Tree, Japanese Coral Carving, Oldest Pottery in America, Craftsman houses, Caracara (Mexican Eagle), Devonshire Lace, and more. Illustrated white paper wrappers with black title to spine and front cover. Chipping and tears to paper on spine. Spotting and soiling to covers, but clean interior aside from minor foxing. Color frontispiece - "Gloria" by Thomas W. Dewing. Includes many full page black and white photographic reproductions of art. Two pages have been opened poorly and have closed tears to top edges - these are pages of ads for furniture. About 100 pages. PER/061020. Very Good. More

New York: The Kalon Publishing Company, Inc, 1917. Paperback. Includes articles on planning NY's Metropolitan division, Oriental rugs, American pottery, James Cran, Craftsman houses, the Arts Club of Washington, Emerson's Journals, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Roussel and the Philosophy of Beauty, and more. Illustrated white paper wrappers with black title to spine and front cover. Chipping and tears to paper on spine. Rear wrapper is nearly detached. Minor spotting and soiling to covers, but clean interior. Includes many full page black and white photographic reproductions of art. About 100 pages. PER/061020. Very Good. More

New York: The Social Reform Press, 1912. Hardcover. Includes 6 issues from the later half of 1912. An anti-socialism periodical promoting "Christian values" and written for the common man. Green cloth boards with gilt title to spine. Ex-library with stamps to first few pages and rear endpaper. Call number to spine. Wear and tears to book cloth along hinges, spine ends, and corners. Occasional spots of foxing but clean overall. Includes photographic illustrations and poetry. 788 pages. PER/062920. Very Good. More

New York: Sheldon & Company, 1875. Hardcover. A compilation of articles and stories from this short-lived magazine, which was sold to "The Atlantic" in 1878, Bound in attractive three quarter black leather with gilt titling and ruling to spine and covers. Black pebbled cloth covers. Some chipping and bumping to leather. Interior clean. Very good condition. 864 pages. PER/062018. Very Good. More

New York: Sheldon and Company, 1876. Hardcover. Includes articles on Lincoln, Battling the Sioux at Yellowstone (Custer), Art at the Centennial, Life among the Bedouins, Art in America, Clubs and Club Life, Gettysburg, King Cole and His Band, German Spas, and more. Ex-library from Peoria. Boards detached but present. Most of spine is gone. "Galaxy / 1876" remains in gilt on spine. Binding broken with some loose signatures. A good reading copy only. 868 pages. PER/052119. Good. More

Harper's Weekly, 1862. Paperback. Includes 1 hand colored ad - "The Reason Why". Includes small ads for guns, metallic artificial limbs, and more. Chipping to edges. Size: 16 x 11 inches. Frameable. PRINTS/041620. More

Harper's Weekly, 1862. Paperback. Includes 1 hand colored ad and two additional non-colored ads - Jeff Davis's New Coachman, British Parliament Bull, and Burnside taking off the gloves. Chipping to edges and a few smudge marks and minor dampstain to margin. Ad for artificial legs. Size: 16 x 11 inches. Frameable. PRINTS/041620. More

Harper's Weekly, 1861. Paperback. Includes 4 hand colored ads about the Union and Sucession, Chipping to edges. Size: 16 x 11 inches. Frameable. PRINTS/041620. More

New York: William W. Snowden, 1841-2. Hardcover. Includes twelve issues from May 1841 through April 1842. With over 13 steel engravings including fashion plates, a view of the capitol at Washington, and a view of Baltimore. Both volumes are bound together in three quarter dark brown leather over black cloth boards. Gilt title and decoration to spine. Wear to corners and edges of boards. Several chips to bookcloth on front cover. Interior is clean overall with occasional spots of foxing. The title page and table of contents for Volume 16 is bound in the front of the book, before Volume 15. The title page and table of contents for Volume 15 are not present. Volume 15 is 312 pages. Volume 16 is 326 pages. PER/010417. Very Good. More

New York: G.P. Putnam and Sons, 1870. Hardcover. Includes articles on the arctic aurora, travelling in the arctic in winter, dogs (two chapters), the fox, yachting, Peking, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the Brontes and their home, bees, cannibals in Fiji (a three part series), a fold-out illustration of an elevated railway running along Broadway in Manhattan, and much more. Bound in three quarter black leather with marbled paper covered boards and gilt title to spine. Minor wear and rubbing to leather, edges of boards, boards, and corners. Chipping to paper on front cover. Marbled endpapers. Occasional smudge marks and occasional spots of foxing, but clean overall. 568 pages. PER/061918. Very Good. More

New York: Reader's Digest Association INc, 1942. Paperback. Includes articles on WWII - "The Heroic Defense of the Philippines"; Cigarette Ad Fact and Fiction, "Do the Nazis Know They're Licked?", "Malta: Most Bombed Spot on Earth", "How the Negro Fights for Freedom" by Stanley Hugh, "I was a German Hostage", "Victory Through Air Power" and more. Illustrated side stapled wrappers with grey title to front cover. Minor soiling / wear to covers. Clean interior overall. 170 pages. PER/040820. Very Good. More