Titles starting with T from Bartlebys Books

NP [Philadelphia, PA?]:: np,, nd [ca.1852?].. Two leaves, with three pages of printed text, and a manuscript note on fourth page. A catalogue listing of four titles currently available, along with testimonials regarding one of the publications ["RAWLE ON COVENANTS FOR TITLE"]. The manuscript note from the Johnsons, dated April 23, 1852, is directed to G. & C. Merriam and concerns payment for a bill. Creased from folding. A very good copy. ... more information

Paris:: Del'impr. de J. Drisonnier,, an VII 1799.. 8vo. 4 volumes. Twenty-four plates. Full period leather with double gilt-stamped black leather labels. Joints starting and some wear to spine ends. ... more information

Paris:: chez Courcier,, 1803.. 1st ed. 8vo.; xvi, 300pp., 2 folding plates, plus 8pp. "Vocabulaire de la Langue des Miamis"; pp.301-524, plus 2 folding maps, 2pp. table of contents, 1p. errata, & 1p. publisher's instructions. Bound in 1/2 calf (worn at joints & spine ends) & marbled boards. Gilt decorated spines. All page edges marbled. A very nice set. HOWES V141 SERVIES 776 ... more information

Tacoma, WA:: Tacoma Commercial Club and Chamber of Commerce,, (1919).. Oblong double-folio sheet folded to narrow 8vo. Recto in six panels of promotional information about the city above a panorama (4 x 30 inches) of the Tacoma skyline "showing part of wholesale and retail district from the waterfront"; verso prints a panorama of Camp Lewis, with Mr. Ranier in the background (6 1/2 x 30 inches), with descriptive account of the camp printed below. Original illustrated self-wrappers. Very good. Pro... more information

Large broadside, 21 1/4 x 15 inches, printed in two columns, a large display type for the head ("Miguel la Grua Talamanca"), signed in type "Marques de Branciforte" at the bottom. Decree transmitting to Mexicans the royal order of 7 October 1796 declaring war against the King of England and describing the various acts of bad faith of England to war Spain in the war with France: occupation of Corsica, the treaty of 19 November 1794 with the United States, confiscation of Spanish naval pr... more information

(Tallapoosa, GA):: Tallapoosa Journal Co., printers,, nd [ca.1887].. 4to.; 8pp. (in double columns). Illustrated. Insect damage in one fold with resulting loss of from 3 to 10 words per page, one corner torn away affecting inner margins only; still a nice survival of an ephemeral piece. Tabloid prospectus issued by the Tallapoosa Land Mining, and Manufacturing Company and signed in type by its president Col. Geo. W. Adair. Running title: "Tallapoosa, Georgia: The City of the Golden River." ... more information

San Francisco:: Grabhorn Press,, 1939.. Small 8vo. (8) pp. Printed blue wrappers (slight fading and edgewear), stitched. Near fine untrimmed copy. First editionthus. Grant ran a fishing and hunting camp in Maine. His story first published in 1904, was reprinted here for Marjory and Francis Farquhar, in an unidentified but probably quite small edition; laid ito this copy is their printed new-year greeting. Bruns, p.187 ... more information

NY:: C.S. Van Winkle,, 1824.. First edition. 12mo. xx, [5]-124 pp. Sabin 94394. Thousands of items are listed, each with a percentage of value to be charged as tariff; some manuscript corrections and additions have been made. Lyon is described as "Deputy Naval Officer of the Port of New-York." Uncommon; the NUC locates a single copy (MH-BA), OCLC locates 2 copies (U. of Delaware, NYPL). Lyon published later editions of this work in 1828 and 1832, each time after Congress amended the import regula... more information

N.P., n.p., n.d. (ca.1940's). Folding two color brochure, measuring 15 1/4 x 8 1/2 in., folded in 4 panels, printed on both sides, produced by the Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce. A very good copy. Promotional text, interspersed with photos of recreational activities, including horseback riding, boating, tarpon fishing, golfing, etc. Faintly underlined in red pencil in the text is the mention of a display of ten religious paintings by the late George Inness, Jr. at a local church. ... more information

N.P.:: n.p,, n.d. (ca 1930).. Black lettered glossy buff paperwraps, small photo illus. on front panel. Promotional brochure, measuring 12 x 9 1/2 in., folded into three panels, printed on both sides. Very good. Text, interspersed with black & white photos of several hotels, the municipal golf course, and a "scene at sponge exchange." No listings found on OCLC. ... more information

Jefferson City, MO:: Bragg,, 1860.. 4to. (2) pp. Folded as for mailing, a little wear around the edges. On an integral leaf is printed "Synopsis of the Revenue Law of the State of Missouri, Now in Force, 1860," also signed by Bragg and with one manuscript correction by him. ... more information

Santa Monica, CA:: Rand Corporation,, 7 March 1951.. Stapled blue paper covers. Large 8vo. 27 pp. Limited but number not noted. Very good. Gershon Cooper assisted Haavelmo in work on agricultural models for a joint project of the Agricultural Economics Research Group and the Cowles Commission. Cooper was a research associate of the Commission, 1947-48. Not in OCLC or NUC. ... more information

Charleston:: Observer Office Press,, 1834.. 8vo. 26 pp. Original printed blue wrappers. Very good. First edition. Head of front wrapper inscribed "Genl. Van Renselaer / from the author" (possibly Stephen Van Resnselaer, like Grimke, a promoter of education). Sabin 28862. Turnbull II, p. 324. ... more information

New York:: Phalanx Press,, 1935.. 8vo. Green wrappers printed in red, stapled. First edition. The state of southern farmers in the Great Depression. Very good copy. ... more information

Nashville:: Tavel, Eastman & Howell, Printers to the State,, 1876.. Paperwraps. 8vo.; 196pp. With large folding map (detached, but present), of the agricultural & geological features. Ex-lib. Foxing to bottom page edges. Paperwraps soiled & chipped (with pieces missing); spine partially eroded; faint old ink stain on front cover which bleeds onto the map, slightly affecting it. ... more information

Nashville:: Tavel, Eastman & Howell, Printers to the State,, 1876.. First edition. 8vo.; 196pp. Gilt stamped 3/4 leather & marbled boards. A bit of fading & rubbing to spine; edgewear. Snag to top edge of last two leaves, affecting a few letters. A very good copy. A large folding hand-colored map at frontis. is crisp. Hand written note on verso of map, by "the author" indicates that the iron ores of Tennessee are located on the map with a green star. ... more information

Williamsbridge, New York City:: Ambrose Lee Pub. Co.,, (1908).. First edition. 8vo.; (2), 228pp., (3pp. ads). Gilt stamped grey cloth; gilt seal of the state of Tennessee on front board. Some wear to spine ends & corners, else very good. A compilation of lists of military organizations and officers from Tennessee in both the Confederate and Union Armies; General & Staff Officers of the Provisional Army of Tennessee...Quartermasters & Commissaries in the Confederate Army from Tennessee; Officers... more information

Nashville, TN:: W. Hasell Hunt & Co.,, 1834.. 12mo.; [4], cxvi, 178pp., [18pp. appendix], errata slip tipped in. Original quarter leather & paper boards. Front board printed, though rubbed & worn, with some staining and illegibility. Spine cracked, chipped and worn; some pencil & ink computations on endpapers. Foxing. HOWES M824 First edition. Author's presentation copy (manuscript note at head of title page, "A present from author..."). ... more information

Nashville, TN:: issued by the Bureau of Promotion and Publicity, August,, 1896.. Black & white illustrated, orange lettered, buff paperwraps. 8vo., folded in half lengthwise; (15pp.). Illus. & a double page map of the exposition grounds. Short tear to upper margin of wrapper, not affecting text; small ink number on front wrap. Very good. No listings on OCLC. This pamphlet was issued in commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the State of Tennessee's admission to the Union. ... more information

(London:, 1842).. 4to. 4 pages, approximately 1250 words, dated "London June 16th 1842." Paper browned and brittle, several small chips resulting in the loss of a few letters. Describing himself as one of three survivors from a recent English emigration party to Texas, the author warns against falling for promotional pitches about the new republic, "certain sickness, if not death, awaits those who may be tempted." Most of the message repeats stories found in Maillard's work, describ... more information