New York: George H. Colton, 1848. Hardcover. Includes articles on: the war of Chiozza, chloroform, free soil policy, Germany, ghost stories by G.W. Peck, New Mexico and California, the Oregon Bill, poetry, the Swiss revolution, germanic wars, the Whigs, critical reviews, and much more. Bound in three-quarter black leather with marbled paper covered boards, titled in gilt on the spine with raised bands. Rubbing and wear to boards, corners, spine, and edges. Minor foxing to interior. Marbled endpapers. Includes four engravings. 650 pages. PER/061418. Very Good. More about American Review: A Whig Journal Devoted to Politics and Literature. New Series, Volume II (2) -...

London: George Virtue, 1853. Hardcover. An important Victorian magazine, known for its honest viewpoints on the fine arts. Includes 36 full page plates reproducing paintings and sculptures from artists of the day. Articles address art, fashion, architecture, museums, photography, exhibitions, reviews, and more. Ex-library with stamps to fore-edge of textblock and copyright page and sticker to spine. Red cloth library binding with gilt title to spine. Minor sunning to spine, rubbing to hinges and edges of boards, and minor wear to corners. Minor soiling to boards. Closed tears and chipping to some pages. Clean and bright overall with occasional foxing. Some tissue guards creased or removed. A folio sized heavy volume. 324 plus The Exhibition of Art-Industry in Dublin, 64 pages. May require an extra shipping fee. ART/032119. Very Good. More about The Art Journal. New Series. Volume V (5). 1853

New York: Sheldon & Company, 1875. Hardcover. Ex-Library. Bound in maroon contemporary cloth with gilt titling to spine. Book plate of Kansas City Public Library plus stamp to fore-edge and blind stamps to chipped ffep and title page. Interior clean with wlight tears to final few pages. 864 pages. PER/061918. Very Good -. More about The Galaxy. A Magazine of Entertaining Reading Volume XIX (19) January - June 1875

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 about The Ladies' Companion; A Monthly Magazine Embracing Every Department of Literature, Embellished...

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 about Putnam's Magazine. Original Papers on Literature, Science, Art and National Interests. New...

New York: G.P Putnam and Company, 1855. Contains: A Trip to the Moon, The Water Lily, The Steam-Engine, Household Skeletons, Tolliwotte's Ghost, and more. Green paper wrappers with black title to spine and front cover. Rear cover is present but detached. Front cover is partially detached and has a large chip to front corner. Chipping and wear to edges of wrappers and pages. Minor soiling to covers. Foxing throughout. Unopened pages. 338 - 448 pages. PER/032119. More about Putnam's Monthly. No. XXVIII (28) April, 1855

Hartford: Peter B. Gleason and Company, 1815. Paperback. G++ and side-stapled with modern protective wraps. Leaves very edgeworn and browned but text entirely readable Almanac. ALM11212. Good ++. More about Allen's New England Almanack for the Year of our Lord 1815.

New York: Frank Tousey, 1909. Paperback. Good in color illustrated paper wraps with title to front wrapper. Closed tear to front wrapper repaired with non archival tape which has caused browning. Foxing to wrappers as well as chipping and creasing to edges. Browning, creasing and edge chipping to pages though text remains bright. Periodicals. PER409251. Good. More about Wild West Weekly: Young Wild West and the Pawnee Chief; or, Routing the Renegade Redskins. No....

Mentor, 1923. Paperback. White side-stapled paper wrappers with yellow title to front cover. Wear to edges of wrappers including a few pencil and pen markings. A price sticker has been removed from the front cover leaving a white area. Clean interior with several articles and many advertisements. Includes Six Immortals and How They Grew Into Books by Arthur Bartlett Maurice, A Child's Day: Its Moods, Activities, and Varied Occupations Pictured by Modern Artists, Strolling with Charles Dickens by Albert A. Hopkins, The Children's Crusade by Sherrill Schell, The Creator of the Kate Greenaway Child by E.M. Dole, and A Doll's House Built for the Czar of Russia by Vincent Starrett. 60 pages. PER/082416. Very Good. More about The Mentor. Volume 11, Number 11. Serial No. 250. December 1923

Pasadena: CIT, 1953. Paperback. Two issues Vg in wraps with stapled bindings/buyer gets Spring and Autumn, 1953/important juvenalia of Gerald Dudek and Dan Brown. Periodicals. PER1810301. Very Good. More about Pendulum: Undergraduate and Graduate Literary Magazine, California Institute of Technology (2...

Kansas City: 1940. Paperback. Very good in cream wraps. Spine slightly faded, slight edgewear (mostly creasing of edge, not tearing). With many art reproductions on glossy stock. Interior clean. Art Criticism and Collection. PER/2193. Very Good. More about The Print Collector's Quarterly: Vol. 27, Number 2 April 1940

New York: George H. Colton, 1848. Hardcover. Includes articles on Mexico, the president and his administration, critical notes, a review of Longfellow's "Evangeline", a sketch of Wiliam IV King of Prussia, Human freedom, immigration, Paraguay, poetry, sketch of the life of Hon. Joseph R. Underwood, Mexican war and war dept, a long (14 page) critical review of Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" by G.W. Peck, which commends its originality and power, but labels it "coarse" and "vulgar" and advises young women against it. Includes many other topics. Bound in three-quarter black leather with marbled paper covered boards, titled in gilt on the spine with raised bands. Rubbing and wear to boards, corners, spine, and edges. Minor foxing to interior. Marbled endpapers. Includes two engravings. 656 pages. PER/061418. Very Good. More about American Review: A Whig Journal Devoted to Politics and Literature. New Series, Volume I (1) -...

New York: Story Magazine, 1941. Paperback. Fine-Nf in orange wraps/includes a story by Flann O'Brien, John Duffy's Brother. Literature periodicals. PER1309071. Fine. More about Story: The Magazine of the Short Story, July-August, 1941. John Duffy's Brother.