Search Results: Titles starting with N from Good Old Books

New York: Albert & Charles Boni, 1924 295 pages, translated from the French by Joseph T. Shipley, cloth seems to have been shellacked, page 282 was unevenly trimmed.

New York: DAW, 2009 662 pages, signed by the author on the title page. Very small tear on rear of paperback, subtle stain on cover; otherwise unread.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1953 Two volumes, Volume 1, No. 2, Volume 1, No. 3. Field of the american name society, canadian board on geographical names, longevity of bird names, geographic names in the us coast and geodetic survey, ser wahre jakob, ohio town names, two sequoia. Royal names in old english poetry, naming of chemical elements, anmelore in latin america, andover moves west, on remembering names in antiquity, books in english on personal names, bleibtreu in joyce's ulysses, house names in goldach

Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1963 292 pages, light soiling to cloth.

New York: Bookman Associates, 1953 135 pages, really nice copy, very small tears on dust jacket. 1952 on title page, 1953 on copyright page.

Chicago: Napolean Publishing Co., 1893 183 pages including appendix, many illustrations, minor flaws and damage on cloth and inside book, yet still clean and firm.

American Sunday-School Union 1845, 1 of a collection of books brought out by the American Sunday- School Union, marblized boards, cloth spine, paper title label, cover rubbed, corners bumped, spine chipped tp and btm. Good cond.

Boston: C. H. Peirce, 1852 96 pages, mild foxing, biography, "The author of this narrative is an invalid. More than eighteen years since, he became the victim of disease, which has produced a perfect and total paralysis of all the muscles of volition. A slight motion of the head and body is all of which he is capable. The faculties of the mind and the vocal organs remain unimpaired. In such a state of helplessness he has written this volume, by having the manuscript laid on a frame attached to the front of his chair, and holding the pen in his teeth, as represented in the engraving." *from the preface

Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1922 477 pages, mildewy water stained starting front and back although the binding is holding and the water stain is subtle, not affecting the photographs.

Detroit, Michigan: Darling Brothers, 1888 128 pages, National Contest, containing Portraits and Biographies of national favorites. President Cleveland's Message and reply by Hon. James G. Blaine. Election statistics and national platforms, also tariff discussions by Hon. John G. Carlisle and Hon. Wm Mckinley, jr.

Various, 1970 These are sample chap books that are exchanged from members of the National Amateur Press Association in the fall of 1970. Here are the printers names: John S. Carroll, Robert Kunde, Ramon Meyer, Vic and Rowena Moitoret, David L. Warner, Ken Hardacre, David W. Dilts, John C. Pryor, Wil Margeson, Lawrence v. Switzer, J. Ed Newman, Martha Babcock, Gloria and larry Martin, Kenneth L. Monson, dwight cross.

Various, 1970 These are small sample chap books that are exchanged from members of the National Amateur Press Association in the April of 1970. Here are the contributors: Wings Away by Lea Palmer, The Leaflet by Warren Rosenberger, Paul Bunyan Chips by H. C. Allison, Vapa Trails by Alan Wheeler, The Provocator by Ramon Meyer (Winter 1970, a few creases), The Morceau by Kenneth l. Monson, Denvaria by Barbara White/ Elaine Peck, Missouri Mixer by Joseph Charless Chappel (this one is slightly acid stain.) Alf's Cat by Alfred Penn Babcock, The Odyssey by Aimee Odessa, The Fir Breeze by jack yeager, Cherry Blossoms by S. louise Rayle.

Frederick, Maryland: National Amateur Press Association, 1970 24 pages, subtle crease on rear of pamplet.

Salem, Virginia: National Amateur Press Association, 1969 20 pages, oldest graphic technique by Bob Coppin, What size paper? by Ralph Babcock, Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin by j. ed. newman.

Austin, Texas: National Amateur Press Association, 1970 24 pages, subtle crease on rear of pamplet. September, 1970.

Austin, Texas: National Amateur Press Association, 1970 24 pages, March, 1970. Funnily, this one was notated as Volume 92, Number 2 which is the same as December, 1969.

Washington D.C.: National Geographic Society, 1917 550 pages, very ornately decorated blindstamped cover,many illustrations, much coverage on WW1 included with this book is the very collectable miniature promotional National Geographic

Chicago: Chart Music Publishing House, 1925 16 pages, pages browning.

Boston: L. C. Page and Company, 1900 326 pages, very beautiful decorative cloth.

James Kempster; new york: Order of the Executive Committee, 1915 836 pages, Hydro- electric and Transmission Sessions, technical sessions papers, reports and discussions, san francisco, Cal. June 7-11, 1915, binding a bit wobbly with hinges starting not falling apart.. Clean cloth. A lot of diagrams, images, and charts. Big book.