Titles starting with H from Joseph J. Felcone Inc.

1928. HISTORIC ROADSIDES in New Jersey. [N.p.], 1928. 115 p. Illus. Folding map. Cloth-backed boards. Colonial and Revolutionary landmarks, published by the Society of Colonial Wars. ... more information

1878. HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL ATLAS of the New Jersey Coast. Philadelphia: Woolman & Rose, 1878. Sm. folio. 372 p. Lithographed views and maps (some folding, many hand colored). Leather-backed cloth. Folding map of Lavalette with a bit of loss along one fold, a few other maps with very minor marginal erosion, else a very good copy with the spine in unusually lovely condition--tight and entirely unchipped. A very desirable copy. Cape May historian Robert C. Alexander's copy. Compiled by T.F. Rose... more information

1878. HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL ATLAS of the New Jersey Coast. Philadelphia: Woolman & Rose, 1878. Sm. folio. 372 p. Lithographed views and maps (some folding, many hand colored). Original cloth. Binding completely broken, several of the folding thin-paper maps are torn and damaged, but most of the folding maps seemingly all of the lithographed views are fine and clean. Not collated and sold as is, as a working copy or a breaker, and priced less than a quarter of the price of a perfect copy. A "w... more information

1878. HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL ATLAS of the New Jersey Coast. Philadelphia: Woolman & Rose, 1878. Sm. folio. 372 p. Lithographed views and maps (some folding, many hand colored). Original cloth, neatly rebacked with a cloth spine and new endpapers. Lacks the large statewide geological map following the title, as is often the case, extremities of cover well worn, else very good. A nice, sturdy copy--perfect for library use, and priced less than a fine copy. Compiled by T.F. Rose, T.T. Price, and Berna... more information

1941. THE HISTORICAL RECORDS SURVEY in New Jersey. Description of its Purpose. Account of its Accomplishments. Bibliography of its Publications. Newark, 1941. 4to. vi, 66 p. Wrappers (light soiling). Published by the Historical Records Survey Project of the W.P.A. Contains a useful bibliography that records the work completed as well as all of the work in progress before the entire project was abruptly discontinued. ... more information

1851. HOOSAC TUNNEL. [Boston, n.d. but ca. 1851]. 8 p. Disbound. Heavily foxed (browned). Argument in favor of an extension of credit by Massachusetts to the Troy and Greenfield Railroad to build the tunnel. Signed at the end "A Citizen of New York." ... more information

1834. HUTCHIN'S IMPROVED ALMANAC, for the Year of our Lord 1835 ... By David Young.... Newark: Benjamin Olds, [1834]. 35, [1] p. Stitched. Minor dog- earing, top edge singed a bit. The final leaf is an Olds advt. Felcone, New Jersey Books, 781; Drake 5417. ... more information

1837. HUTCHINS' IMPROVED ALMANAC, for the Year of our Lord 1838 ... By David Young.... Newark: Benjamin Olds, [1837]. 35, [1] p. Stitched. Dog-eared and moderately soiled. The final leaf is an Olds advt. Felcone, New Jersey Books, 786; Drake 5433. ... more information

1840. HUTCHINS' IMPROVED ALMANAC, for the Year of our Lord 1841 ... By David Young.... Elizabeth-Town: Henry Kiggins, [1840]. 24 [of 36] p. Imperfect: Wanting the last gathering (pp. 25-36). Disbound. Thus, Felcone, New Jersey Books, 790; Drake 5453. ... more information

1836. HUTCHINS' IMPROVED ALMANAC, for the Year of our Lord 1837 .... By David Young .... Newark: Benjamin Olds, [1836]. 35, [1] p. Stitched. Lower corner of first leaf torn away, with loss of a few characters. Felcone, New Jersey Books, 783-784. ... more information

1835. HUTCHINS' IMPROVED ALMANAC, for the Year of our Lord 1836 ... By David Young .... Newark: Benjamin Olds, [1835]. 35, [1] p. Stitched. Numerous contemporary marginal notes and some newspaper cuttings and ms. notes pasted over. The final leaf is an Olds advt. Felcone, New Jersey Books, 782. ... more information

1855. HUTCHINS' IMPROVED FAMILY ALMANAC ... for the Year of our Lord 1856 .... By David Young. New Brunswick: John Terhune, [1855]. 24, 26-27, 31-32, [6] p. Stitched. Some tears, chiefly marginal. Complete as issued, despite erratic pagination. Felcone, New Jersey Books, 795. ... more information

1969. LEIBY, ADRIAN C. The Hackensack Water Company, 1869-1969. River Edge, 1969. xii, 231 p. Illus. Cloth. An excellent local history as well as a company history. Bergen County. ... more information

1922. HADDONFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Haddonfield Historical Society Publications, No. 1. Haddonfield, 1922. 19 p. Wrappers (a bit dust soiled). "A Brief History of Mountwell" by Julia B. Gill and "The Tanyard and its Owners" by Carrie E. Nicholson Hartel. Camden County. ... more information

1926. HADDONFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Haddonfield Historical Society Publications, No. 2. Haddonfield, 1926. 19 p. Wrappers. Four articles on local history. Camden County. ... more information

1929. O'NEILL, EUGENE. The Hairy Ape. New York, 1929. 114, [1] p. Color plates. Cloth-backed decorated boards. A fine copy in a very nice dust jacket (spine darkened) and in the publisher's slipcase. One of 775 numbered large paper copies, signed by O'Neill. With nine colored plates by Alexander King. A very nice copy. ... more information

1881. CARTER, ROBERT B. A Half-Hour with the Religious, Charitable and Secular Institutions, Industries, Corporations, Societies, and Mercantile and Professional Representatives, of Burlington, N.J. Beverly, 1881. 36 p. Boards. A highly useful, and little known, description of Burlington and its institutions and industries. This is the first copy we have ever had for sale. ... more information

1822. SCOTT, SIR WALTER. Halidon Hill; a Dramatic Sketch, from Scottish History. Philadelphia: H. C. Carey & I. Lea; J. Maxwell, pr., 1822. 107, [1] p. Original paper-covered boards. Possibly wanting a tiny printed paper spine label, foxed, but in a remarkably well-preserved, fresh original binding. One of the first two American editions (also printed in New York in 1822). Shoemaker 10201. ... more information

1940. FAULKNER, WILLIAM. The Hamlet. New York: Random House, 1940. [8], 421 p. Cloth. A near-fine copy, with spine lettering a bit dull as always, in a near-fine and bright dust jacket with light wear only at the corners. First edition, and a lovely copy. ... more information

1844. (FRELINGHUYSEN, THEODORE). Hand colored lithograph, Theodore Frelinghuysen. / Hurrah! Hurrah! the Country's risin' / For Harry Clay & Frelinghuysen. New York: N. Currier, [ca. 1844]. 35.5 x 25 cm. overall. In very nice, clean condition, with half-inch or greater margins all the way around. Two tiny and almost invisible closed edge tears. A very attractive vice-presidential campaign portrait of Frelinghuysen seated at a desk, with one hand on a book and the other hand inserted, Napoleon-lik... more information