Authors starting with T from Joseph J. Felcone Inc.

1893. DE TABLEY, JOHN WARREN LEICESTER, LORD. Poems Dramatic and Lyrical. London: Elkin Mathews, 1893. [With:] Poems Dramatic and Lyrical. Second Series. London: John Lane, 1895. 2 vols. The first with plates by C. S. Ricketts. Decorated green cloth. Inner hinge of v.1 cracking slightly, tissue guard over frontis. foxed, else very good. First trade editions, limited to 600 and 550 copies respectively. ... more information

1915. TAFT, WILLIAM HOWARD. Neutrality. An Address Delivered ... Before the Washington Association of New Jersey ... February 22nd, 1915. [N.p., 1915]. 19 p. Wrappers. ... more information

1973. TANCO, BARBRAE OWENS, comp. The 1850 Census Together with Index. Atlantic, Burlington, and Bergen [and] Gloucester, Hunterdon, and Hudson Counties, New Jersey. Fort Worth, Tex., 1973-74. 2 vols., 4to. Wrappers. All published. Mrs. Tanco's extraordinary project of fully transcribing, as well as indexing, the 1850 New Jersey census. Only two volumes were completed, covering the six counties indicated. Very scarce. ... more information

1908. TANNER, EDWIN P. The Province of New Jersey, 1664-1738. New York, 1908. xvi, 713 p. Rebound in modern cloth. Still an important scholarly work on the early colonial period. This work is an expansion of Tanner's 332-page Columbia dissertation, also printed in 1908, and it adds another eight chapters and 350 pages plus a full index. ... more information

1919. TARKINGTON, BOOTH, and HARRY LEON WILSON. The Gibson Upright. Garden City, 1919. [6], 117, [1] p. Cloth. Top of spine chipped, label dark. First edition. Signed by Tarkington. ... more information

1950. TATE, ALLEN. Two Conceits for the Eye to Sing, if Possible. [Cummington, Mass.:] Cummington Press, 1950. [8] p. Vignette illus. by Wightman Williams. Gray wrappers with printed paper label. A fine, fresh copy. One of 300 copies. ... more information

1852. TATHAM, GEORGE N. An Exposition of the Character and Management of the New Jersey Joint Monopolies, the Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company: the Delaware and Raritan Canal Company, and their Appendages. Philadelphia, 1852. 32 p. Removed. Tatham owned Windmill Island in the Delaware between Camden and Philadelphia, and, after a dispute over property rights, brought suit against the Camden and Philadelphia Steamboat Ferry Co., a company controlled by the joint companies. Finding in Edwi... more information

1857. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN C. Annals of the Classis of Bergen, of the Reformed Dutch Church, and of the Churches under its Care: Including, the Civil History of the Ancient Township of Bergen, in New Jersey ... Third Edition. New York, [1857]. xi, 479 p. Illus. Cloth (extremities worn). The classic work on the Dutch churches of Bergen and vicinity. Taylor was pastor of the church in Bergen from 1828 to 1870. Felcone, New Jersey Books, 1356. ... more information

1839. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN C. The School of the Prophets. A Sermon Preached in the Reformed Dutch Church, at New Brunswick, N.J. ... July 11th, A.D. 1839. New-York, 1839. 28 p. Removed. ... more information

1954. TAYLOR, DAVID. Lights Across the Delaware. Philadelphia, [1954]. 366, [1] p. Cloth. Novel based upon the Trenton campaign of 1776 and the Battle of Trenton. ... more information

1834. [TAYLOR, ISAAC]. Natural History of Enthusiasm .... Fourth Edition. New York, 1834. 300 p. Linen-backed boards. Front inner hinge weak. Printed in Princeton by Bernard Connolly. ... more information

1772. TAYLOR, JOHN. A Summary of the Roman Law, Taken from Dr. Taylor's Elements of the Civil Law. To which is prefixed A Dissertation on Obligation. London: For T. Payne, 1772. [8], lxx, 328, [31] p. Modern cloth (neat but undistinguished). A clean, very good copy. Taylor's important introduction to Roman law, extracted from his earlier Elements of the Civil Law and published separately here for the first time. Sweet & Maxwell 5, p. 142. ... more information

1977. TAYLOR, MILDRED. The History of Teaneck. Teaneck, [1977]. 129 p. Illus. Plates. Cloth. Bergen County. ... more information

1950. NEW JERSEY CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS. The Golden Rung: Golden Jubilee History of the ... 1900-1950. [Trenton, 1950]. 246, [1] p. Illus. Cloth. ... more information

1885. TEN EYCK, WILLIAM H. Scriptural Temperance. An Answer to the Question Is Total Abstinence from All Intoxicating Drinks ... a Duty Enforced by the Teaching of the Bible? New York, 1885. 44 p. Wrappers (chipped and repaired). Ten Eyck was a Reformed Church minister at New Brunswick. ... more information

1862. [TENNYSON, ALFRED, LORD]. Poems. MDCCCXXX. MDCCCXXXIII. [Toronto]: Privately printed, 1862. viii, 112 p. Blue wrappers. A hint of foxing, faint creases on rear wrapper, else a very fine, fresh copy. A piracy, by J. Dykes Campbell, of poems from Tennyson's Poems, Chiefly Lyrical, published in 1830, and Poems, published in 1833, and excluded from the author's later collected poems. The book was produced in Canada in an edition supposedly of 150 copies. Some copies were sent to England and advert... more information

1890. TENNYSON, ALFRED, Lord. Letter signed, third person, Isle of Wight, 28 January 1890. To the Metropolitan Police Department, seeking a position for Edmund Knight. 1 page, small 8vo. Light soiling. ... more information

1863. TENNYSON, ALFRED, LORD. A Welcome. London: Edward Moxon, 1863. 4 p. Lightly dust-soiled. First edition thus. The diamond in the center of the rule on the title page is hollow. ... more information

1600. BIBLE. NEW TESTAMENT. [New Testament from an unidentified late 16th- century Bible, Geneva version.] Folio. Lacks title page, else the complete New Testament. Leaves 488-626, signed 4M2-5M2. Newly bound in full undyed calf, leather spine label, incorrectly dated "1557" at foot of spine. Margins of first leaf neatly strengthened, else very good. A neatly bound early New Testament in English. ... more information

1916. SOCIETY OF DESCENDANTS OF THE FIRST SETTLERS IN THE PASSAIC VALLEY. Constitution and By-Laws. [N.p., 1916?] 13 p. Wrappers. Membership in the society was open to any white person who could prove blood descent from an ancestor named in Littell's genealogy. ... more information