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By: N/A
Price: $99.99
Publisher: France,
Seller ID: PCJT29
Condition: Very Good
Super collection of 4 postcard books each having 20 postcards, all intact. 1. Chateaux D'Ambroise. 2. Chaumont-Sur-Loire. 3. and 4. Langeais. Three books by LL & ND, the other Yvon. Overall in very good condition save for some general age-toning. View more info
Price: $759.99
Publisher: Chicago, Illinois, Brookfield, New Hampshire, 1937-1941
Seller ID: 0011001
Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket
Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 365 pages; On offer is a fine 5-year diary written by a woman in the years leading up to America's entry into WWII. The author is Addie E. Podransik. She was born in 1876 in Illinois and married Wallace Wilson Robinson on October 28, 1903 in Chicago. They had one child together. She later married Joseph Nikolaus Podransik. They had no additional children. Addie passed away in 1951 at the age of 75, and was buried in Brookfield, New Hampshire. Informal research has discovered no additional biographical information about Mrs. Podransik. Her diary is writte... View more info
By: Alex P. Olsson, Rose Herminghaus [Olsson]
Price: $2,245.99
Publisher: 1916
Seller ID: 000701
Condition: Very Good
On offer is a large archive of handwritten letters of particular interest to Christian Science historians and collectors. The writers were devoted believers and faithful followers which is obvious from even a casual reading. The grouping consists of 105 handwritten letters of which 100 date from 1916-1924. The last 5 are around the 1930's and 1940's. Most of them are addressed to Alex P. Olsson who lived in Junction City, Oregon and are from his girl friend and eventually his wife, Rose Herminghaus of Portland, Oregon. A goodly number of them are also from Alex to his sister in Central Point, ... View more info
Price: $885.99
Publisher: GOWRIE GROVE CHATHAM ONTARIO CANADA, 1904
Seller ID: 00MV822
Condition: Very Good+
On offer is a super, boldly handwritten ALS, autograph letter signed, by Alexander Macfarlane (1851-1913) Scottish-Canadian logician, physicist, and mathematician. During his life, Macfarlane played a prominent role in research and education. He was, at various times in his life, physics professor at the University of Texas, professor of Advanced Electricity, and later of mathematical physics, at Lehigh University, and co-founder and president of the International Association for Promoting the Study of Quaternions and Allied Systems of Mathematics until his death. He was also the author of a p... View more info
Price: $179.99
Publisher: 1913
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 0MV910
Condition: Very Good
ALONZO ROTHSCHILD [1862-1915] Jewish-American author and Lincoln authority; member Anti-Imperialist League; author of LINCOLN - MASTER OF MEN [1906]. Signed proof sheet for his bio in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA 1914-15 edition. View more info
Price: $489.99
Publisher: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania PA, Lancaster, Paoli, Middlesex County, MA: 1900s
Seller ID: 0011002
Condition: Good
On offer is a fine diary written by a young woman in Lancaster County, PA in the early 20th century. The author of the diary of Anna Sophia Musser. She was born in Lancaster County, PA, likely in the village of Robertstown. At some point she married a man named Ashton and moved to Middlesex County, MA, where she passed away in 1953. Informal research has not turned up any additional biographical information about Musser. The diary opens on a sad note: "The family was around all day and a very sad New Years for us as our sister was lying dead and we couldn't realize it was New Years. Friends an... View more info
Price: $1,485.99
Publisher: UNITED STATES, ASIATIC-PACIFIC THEATER, 1943
Seller ID: 0008110
Condition: Good
On offer is a collection of WWII period American military ephemeral. The collection consists of a 1945 diary kept by a naval rating, a diary kept by either a marine or army soldier [likely ANTHONY V DI BARTOLO as noted in one book], a Riot Control handbook, 2 large-size black and white photographs, a printed handbook about the U.S. Naval Training Center, a copy of a U.S. Army Field Order, a second 1945 diary, a 1949 diary, an address book, a tax return form and an appointment form to the United States Civilian Conservation Corps. The various documents are in good condition. They are not the pr... View more info
By: ARNOLD DAGHANI
Price: $949.99
Publisher: SUSSEX ENGLAND ROMANIA ISRAEL, 1955
Seller ID: 000930
Condition: Very Good
On offer is an original undated Arnold Daghani 8 x 5.5 inches hand drawn work of art on paper with a German language note to a friend requesting in part that he make a charitable donation of 25 pounds in Daghani's name when he is in Cambridge verso. Signed 'Daghani'. VG. View more info
By: ARNOLD DAGHANI
Price: $549.99
Publisher: SUSSEX ENGLAND ROMANIA ISRAEL, 1966
Seller ID: 000933
Condition: Very Good
On offer is an original Arnold Daghani 4 x 5.5 inch postcard style hand drawn work of art on paper with a handwritten English language note to "Dear Elsie" and being a birthday greeting to an intimate friend dated January 31st, 1966. Signed 'Daghani' in block letters on the front top edge of the artwork. VG. View more info
Price: $1,855.99
Publisher: ARMENIA, 1922
Seller ID: NN0001752B
Condition: Good+
On offer is an interesting archive of photos, ephemera, letters and a large group of untranslated manuscript writings, all dating from 1922 through to 1933, handwritten by Armenian author Artashes Ohanessian. The group of papers contain 52 of 75 numbered pages thusly incomplete starting at page 6 [the writer used the backs of posters cut down to 4.5 x 5.5 inch which provide the dates of 1933 and 1935]; 4 pictures one of them is dated 1922 with handwritten text in Armenian; a concert program with Ady Jean Michaux Levastre, an Armenian pianist and a news article about this concert; a 1923 bookle... View more info
By: ARTHUR B. CREAGH and OTHER MEMBERS OF ADMIRAL BYRD'S ANTARCTIC EXPEDITIONS
Price: $1,285.99
Publisher: SAN PEDRO CALIFORNIA CA, 1928
Seller ID: 000893
Condition: Good+
On offer is a fascinating vintage collection autograph materials, an ALS, clippings and maps of Congressional Medal of Honor winner Admiral Richard Byrd's First Antarctic Expedition (1928-30). Included are original newspaper clippings from The New York Times, including a full page from, May 19 1929, headline "What Byrd's Men Do In The Antarctic Night" with photographs of one of Byrd's planes, his two ships, the Headquarters Hut, the setting sun and radio equipment and antennas. Also included; an 8pp rotogravure section from May 4, 1930 illustrating "Admiral Byrd's Great Adventure i... View more info
Price: $359.99
Publisher: Cartersville Georgia, 1914
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 00MV22
Condition: Very Good
[CIVIL WAR INTEREST - GENERAL SHERMAN] Arthur Otis GRANGER [b.1846] During the Civil War, Private Granger had been General W. T. Sherman's military secretary and confidant. In 1862 he enlisted as a private in the 15th Penn. Cavalry. ALS, 1914, 1p, 4to. To Wm. Hayes Ward, Editor of The Independent, dated New York City Feb. 9/14; "I want to congratulate you upon your admirable statement: 'How old is the Universe?' It is most interestingly and kindly put." One brown stain touching one letter o/w VG. View more info
By: As acquired by GEORGE NAPIER TOMLIN, RN REAR ADMIRAL
Price: $1,185.99
Publisher: HMS IRON DUKE Then HMS AGINCOURT THE NORTH SEA, 1914
Seller ID: 0001177
Condition: Very Good
On offer is a remarkable maritime relic of the Royal Navy and one of Britain's most famous battleships being the HMS IRON DUKE. The Duke was Admiral Jellicoe's, Commander of the Grand Fleet, flagship destroyer. The item, a silver plated match holder and tray, came from one of the smoking tables on the ship that was the Headquarters of the Commander of the Grand Fleet and then brought aboard the HMS AGINCOURT by George Napier Tomlin who routinely visited HMS IRON DUKE as described multiple times in Tomlin's journal. The Agincourt was equally famed as a notorious ship taken from the Turks and tu... View more info
By: AUDOUIN DOLLFUS
Price: $359.99
Publisher: 1959
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 0MV1475
Condition: Very Good
AUDOUIN DOLLFUS - French Physicist/Astronomer/Discoverer. In 1950, it was thought the planet Mercury, because of its small size, had probably lost its atmosphere through the escape of the molecules into space. Dollfus announced that he had detected a very faint atmosphere from polarization measurements carried out at the Pic-du-Midi Observatory in the French Pyrenees. He also investigated the possibility of an atmosphere around the Moon. The rate of thermal dissipation into space of all but the heavier gases (which are cosmically very scarce) from the Moon is so high that an atmosphere cannot ... View more info
Price: $885.99
Publisher: Boston, MA, 1918
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 000457
Condition: Very Good
Ensign John Wesley Beatty Jr., the son of Cora and John Wesley Beatty Sr., archival lot of twenty [20] letters, documents and ephemera relating to his service for the US Navy duing World War I, including Naval orders, request for leave, examination, TLS Office of the Commandant 4th Naval District, TDS US Naval Torpedo Station etc. Many unresearched signatures of admirals (Daniels, Allen) and other Naval personages. There are two TLS on Congressional letterhead wherein Beatty Jr. is using his father's standing in the Pittsburgh community to have his Congressman do whatever necessary to get Beat... View more info
By: BERTHOLD MAHN [Charles Desire Berthold-Mahn]
Price: $2,055.99
Publisher: Paris, 1933
Seller ID: 0001345
Condition: Very Good
On offer is a super archive of original manuscript letters [10] and postcards [7] handwritten in French by Charles Desire Berthold-Mahn [1893-1975] more usually known as Berthold Mahn, to his friend, noted artist René Arcos. One of the postcards has an original drawing by Mahn. Dated through 1933 to 1944, not translated in any detail, but casually reads as friendly correspondence from one intimate friend to another. Overall VG BIO NOTES: Berthold Mahn was a French designer and illustrator, born in Paris on December 25th, 1881 and died in 1975. At age 16 he was made to work factories but he di... View more info
By: BERTRAM C. WATSON C.B., D.S.O [future VICE ADMIRAL]
Price: $685.99
Publisher: GLASGOW SCOTLAND, 1916
Seller ID: 000913
Condition: Very Good
On offer is superb original handwritten March 1916 letter, describing the sinking of a famous ship, written by a distinguished and decorated Royal Navy officer who would go on to become a Vice Admiral with active service in two wars. This officer had recently survived the sinking of the famous cruiser H.M.S. "Arethusa", flagship of Commodore Reginald Tyrwhitt, commander of Harwich Force. This letter provides details of the sinking of "Arethusa". At the time of writing this officer had just completed a period of survivors leave, and is back on duty in Scotland, participating in ... View more info
By: BILLY CHANTLER
Price: $3,355.99
Publisher: JERUSALEM ISRAEL OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1917
Seller ID: 0009186
Condition: Good+
On offer is an original pair [2] of fascinating WW1 letters in an original military envelope handwritten by Billy Chantler, a British soldier from Kent whose service included fighting the Ottoman Empire in what is modern day Israel and during the Gaza campaign. The letters, November 29, 1917 is 4 pages, the letter of December 23 is 8 pages, were written at the time of the Battle of Jerusalem that took place between November 17 and December 30, 1917, and resulted in surrender of Jerusalem to British forces. Both letters are in one envelope and addressed to his parents in Kent, England, the firs... View more info
By: BLANCHE BRADLEY
Price: $385.99
Publisher: LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL EXPO, PORTLAND, OREGON, 1905
Seller ID: 0009097
Condition: Good
On offer is an interesting letter and document of the famous Lewis and Clark Centennial Expo held in Portland, Oregon in 1905. The letter is six pages long and addressed to “My Dear Sisters” and sent to a “Mrs. Grace G. Bradley” of West Liberty, Iowa. The writer is a Blanche Bradley of Grant Street, Portland, Oregon. After writing pleasantries to her sisters, she speaks of attending the Portland World’s Fair. “I was in the fair Tuesday. We all went and took our dinner, came home about 6 as the fireworks they said would not amount to much and so they didn’t so we really didn’t m... View more info
By: BOB CROSBY
Price: $445.99
Publisher: HAWAII, 1963
Seller ID: 00MV582B
Condition: Good
On offer is a charming, cheery, intimate long ALS dated 1963, handwritten on both sides, by Bob Crosby (1913-1993) American Dixieland bandleader and vocalist, best known for his group Crosby and the Bob-Cats. [He was also an entrepenuer as evidenced by the business letterhead for his car rental business in Honolulu.] His brother was Bing Crosby. He writes to "Babs & Bunny" [Mrs. and Captain Burton H. Shupper, Commanding Officer of the USS Providence]. Crosby writes that he leaves Dec. 26 for Las Vegas. "Have to go to hell so I can afford to live in paradise" [Hawaii]. Crosby is... View more info
