Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. XXVIII. July 1937. No. 11.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1937
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's multicolored wrapper with an illustration by Mary Sherwood Wright Jones of "Mistress Mary Quite Contrary" in a garden. 10 1/2" x 13 1/4." Twenty-six pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Inside of front cover has a black and white advertisement for Listerine. On the back cover is a multicolored ad for Chesterfield cigarettes showing a man and woman riding in a speedboat. Page 10 has a comic-strip-style ad titled "Joys and Glooms" for Postum, a caffeine-free alternative to coffee. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Address stamp in upper-left margin of front cover. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "News Flashes" from a Needle-Minded New Yorker, "Colorful and Gay" by Christine Ferry and E. Marion Stevens [sewing models for summer-themed cushions], "Smart Linens for Outdoor Dining: Reflect the Spirit of the Midsummer Season" by Cecily Palmer and Evelyn Johnson, "Stitchery Replicas of Dresden Ornament" by Christine Ferry and Mildred Mowll, "Smartly Quaint" by Nancy Cary and Flora F. Deuschle [sewing instructions for knitted tableware, such as placemats, runners, and doilies], "The Junior Needlecrafters" by Constance Evelyn, "Pique Neckwear: A Coat Collar and Neck Ornament to Top the Popular Costume Suit of Dark Printed Silk" by Nancy Cary, "Food Talk: Six Prize Cooks Again Cook-Off for National Honors" by Anne Pierce [recipes from two of the cooks' menus, including Barbecued Young Chicken and Squash Pie; also recipes for Pinwheel Meat Loaf, Frozen Prune Eggnog, Gooseberry Jelly, Raspberry-Currant Jam, Spice Gooseberries, Blackberry Jelly, Spice Currants, and Old Time Raspberry Shrub], "Spend Your Vacation in Carefree Cottons" by Marilyn Madison, "Vacation Days Ahead!: Be Ready with the Right Sports Togs, Crisp Cottons and Pretty New Frocks," "To Look and Be Crisp and Dainty in Spite of the Heat" by Diana Trent, "Baby Gleora Acquires a New Crib Set" designed by E. Marion Stevens, "Taking Care of a Man's Belongings" by Jane Wiswell, "Pattern Service," and "The Piece Bag" by Una T. Richard.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019821.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. XXVIII, February 1937, No. 6.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1937
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's multicolored wrapper with an illustration by Ralph Pallen Coleman of a young woman being tended to by an older woman (likely her mother) in a room while her date waits nearby. 10 1/2" x 13 1/4." Thirty-four pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Inside of front cover has a black and white advertisement for Listerine that champions its use as treatment for sore throat. On inside of back cover is a multicolored ad for Burpee's Zinnias, and on the back cover is a multicolored ad for Olson Rugs. Page 9 features a black and white ad for a Sears catalog. Page 11 has a comic-strip-style ad for Rinso soap. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Address stamp in upper-left margin of front cover. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "News Flashes" from a Needle-Minded New Yorker, "A Fine Old Knitted Bedspread" by Nancy Cary, "Patchwork for Coverlets: Done in the Modern Way with T ouches of Embroidery to Enhance the Spots of Applied Color--Equally Desirable for Cushion Tops" by Christine Ferry and E. Marion Stevens, "Things to Make" by Nancy Cary and Marie E. Ivins, "Fit the Bedroom to Its Occasion" by Agnes Heisler Barton, "'Fiddling with Food' Is Not Feeding the Family" by Anne Pierce [recipes for Brown-Sugar Pie, Broadway Tapioca, Fruit Dessert Salad, and Orange Pineapple Tapioca (Eggless)], "Tatting Planned for Bedroom Use: Mats for the Dressing Table; Trims for Pillow Cases and Towel" designed by Nell E. May, "Choose Only Clothes That Have a Future" by Marilyn Madison, "Give Yourself a Home Facial" by Diana Trent, "'Snuggle Bunny' for the Wee One," "Daisy Medallion: Three-Piece Chair-Set of Effective Design," "When You Launder Curtains" by Jane Wiswell, "Favorite Stitcheries for Table Linens," "Any Gardener Can Get These Effects with Annuals" by F. F. Rockwell, "Pattern Service," and "The Piece Bag" by Una T. Richard.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019825.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. XXV, August 1934, No. 12.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1934
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's multicolored wrapper with an illustration by John Edwin Jackson of a woman wearing traditional Romanian clothing. 10 1/2" x 13 1/4." Twenty-six pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Inside of front cover has a black and white advertisement for Listerine that shows a fictional short story, presented in photographic stills, of a woman's hardships stemming from halitosis. On inside of back cover is a black and white ad for various dining room linen sewing models. On the back cover is a multicolored ad for Luckies cigarettes that shows a woman in an elegant evening gown descending a staircase while holding a cigarette. Page 11 features two comic-strip-style ads for Rinso soap and Lifebuoy Health Soap titled "Keep Cool on Washday--Here's How!" and "A Tip from Two Total Strangers," respectively. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Only a slight tear on the fore-edge of the back cover. Address stamp in upper-left margin of front cover. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "A Paradise for Weavers" by Florence Yoder Wilson, "Crocheted Filet Luncheon Mats: Made with the Smart New String Cotton in Four-to-the-Inch Meshes" by Christine Ferry and Flora Deuschle, "Utility Knitteds: A Modish Cardigan in an Interesting Lacy Stitch and an Extra-Smart Sweater, Scarf and Beret Outfit; The Bertina Cardigan; Daphne Sports Ensemble," "Refreshment Sets: For the Informal Social Hour After the Bridge Game" by Christine Ferry and E. Marion Stevens, "Dining-Room Linens of Vintage Design" by E. Marion Stevens, "Pretty Work for Leisure Moments" by Eveline Johnson and Lydia Brigham, "Occasional Linens Featuring Favorite Stitches," "Food Facts for Home Folks" by Anne Pierce [recipes for Gingered Watermelon; Spiced Gooseberries; Gooseberry Chutney; Clear Spiced Tomato Soup, Hot, Chilled or Jellied; Veal Ragout Louisianne, De Luxe Stuffing for Fish or Fowl, Silver Cup-Cakes, An Orange Cake, Savory Curried Rice, Stuffed Peppers, Scalloped Eggplant, and Baked Cucumbers], "Hardanger Embroidery: Forms the Center Panel of an Attractive Table-Scarf," "The Junior Needlecrafters: An Embroidery Club for Girls" by Constance Evelyn, "Answered by the Editor," "A Versatile Dress Design: Four Ways to Make It!", "Pattern Service," and "The Piece Bag" by Amy V. Richards.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019827.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. XXVI, April 1935, No. 8.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1935
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's multicolored wrapper with an illustration by Gene Pressler of a woman wearing an evening gown and holding a bouquet in a room during nighttime. 10 1/2" x 13 1/4." Twenty-six pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Inside of front cover has a black and white advertisement for Listerine. On inside of back cover is a multicolored ad for twelve rose varieties. On the back cover is a multicolored ad for Luckies cigarettes that shows two men in morning suits with one lighting a cigarette held by the other. Page 13 features a comic-strip-style ad titled "Down Came the Sign!" for Postum, a caffeine-free alternative to coffee. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Address stamp in upper-left margin of front cover. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "Off to Austria" by Florence Yoder Wilson, "Trapunto: Needleworkers Everywhere Are Busying Themselves with This Fascinating Form of Quilting" by Christine Ferry and Mildred Mowll, "Flowers That Bloom in the Spring Have a Very Definite Place on the Smartest Terrace Linens" by Eveline Johnson and Lydia Brigham, "Filet-Net Embroidery: Colorful New Accessories for the Living-Room Done in Simple Darning Stitch with Crewel Wools" by Christine Ferry and E. Marion Stevens, "Easter Gifts for Little Folks" by Kathleen Eames Little and Eveline D. Johnson, "Double Duty Linens for Small Homes" by Nancy Cary, "Dining-Room Linens with Colorful Cross-Stitch," "News Flashes" from a Needle-Minded New Yorker, "Food Facts for Home Folks" by Anne Pierce [recipes for Eggs with Peas, Scrambled Egg Special, Baked Eggs and Rice in a Savory Tomato Sauce, Baked Creamy Omelet, An Almond Souffle from the Danube, Ice-Box Cookies, Stuffed Eggs, Sunshine Cake, Angel Cake for Easter, Five-Minute Chocoloate Frosting, Fondant Easter Eggs, Chicken in Velvet, Special Dressing for Breast of Lamb, Vegetables and Salads, and Mixed Seafood a la King], "Your Child's Room" by Agnes Heisler Barton, "The Junior Needlecrafters: An Embroidery Club for Girls" by Constance Evelyn, "Wearable Sports Sweater," "Edgings in Crochet" by M. Pintner, "Pattern Service," and "The Piece Bag" by Amy V. Richards.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019829.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. XXVI, February 1935, No. 6.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1935
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's multicolored wrapper with an illustration by Maud Tousey Fangel of a baby lying on linens. 10 1/4" x 13 1/4." Thirty-four pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Address stamp in upper-left margin of front cover. Black and white image measuring 11 3/4" x 9" of dog with a kitten between its forepaws laid-in (credited to the Elliott Service Co., N.Y. and appears to be cut along the edges). Inside of front cover has a black and white advertisement for Listerine. On inside of back cover is a multicolored ad for a sewing model of a quilt that shows the United States map decorated with flowers and butterflies. On the back cover is a multicolored ad for the Olson Rug Company. Pages 11, 15, and 17 feature comic-strip-style ads for Lux soap, Postum (a caffeine-free alternative to coffee; comic titled "Jerry Gets His Job Back), and Rinso soap, respectively A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "Mrs. Wilson Goes Needlecrafting in London" by Florence Yoder Wilson, "Darning on a Filet Crochet" by Christine Ferry and E. Marion Stevens, "Hooked Rugs for Bedrooms in the Floral Designs of the Victorian Era" by Christine Ferry nd Elizabeth E. Morse, "Needlework of Bulgarian Inspiration" by Christine Ferry and Louise Chrimes, "A Filet Chair-Back with Conventional Bell-Flower Motif : An Interesting Project for Junior Crocheters" designed by Mary Card, "Gay Quilts for Coverlets" by Eveline Johnson and Lydia Brigham, "Refreshing Originality and Striking Color Contrasts Will Make These Brilliantly Embroidered Peasant Linens Popular," "Food Facts for Home Folks" by Anne Pierce [recipes for Chicken a la President, Lobster Canapes, Frozen Tomato Chicken Salad, and Inverted Carrot Cake], "Does Your Living Room Need a Tonic?" by Agnes Heisler Barton, "The Junior Needlecrafters: An Embroidery Club for Girls" by Constance Evelyn, "A Two-Color Blouse in Crochet: Smart New Model Featuring an Attractive Square Yoke and Epaulettes," "New Flashes" from a Needle-Minded New Yorker, "Centerpiece with Tatted Border" designed by Ida Scheel, "Things to Make for Little Folks" by Laura F. Moss, "A Morning-Glory Fence for Your Favorite Window," "Answered by the Editor," "Knitted Three-Piece Set," "Giving the Garden a Running Start" by F. F. Rockwell, "Pattern Service," and "The Piece Bag" by Amy V. Richards.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019872.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. X, February 1919, No. 6.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1919
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's multicolored wrapper with an illustration of ornate embroidery and a pillow in the center. 11" x 15 1/2." Twenty-six pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Inside of front cover has a multicolored advertisement by Rowland M. Smith that shows the Cream of Wheat chef and Uncle Tom. On inside of back cover is a multicolored ad for Olson rugs. On the back cover is a multicolored ad for Jell-O. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "Centerpiece with Cluny Border in Crochet" by Mabel Breece, "Pillows and Scarf for Winter Service" by Marion Dana, "A Trio of Attractive Knitted Yokes" by Vina Bennitt, "Gown-Yoke in Filet-Crochet, Rose Design" by Mrs. W. F. Martin, "Are Your Children Properly Fed?" by Mrs. Sarah Moore [includes various recipes to make sure one's child is fed properly], "Trimmings Easily Made" by Harriet Nelson, "Attractive Fittings for H. R. H.'s Carriage" by Louise M. Kingsbury, "Attractive Designs in Tatting" by Virginia Stewart, "Motto Head-Rest" by Reverend F. G. Aylmore, "Knitted Laces and Insertion" by Lillius Hilt, "Mushroom Hat with Rose-and-Leaf Trimming" by Mrs. Della Donaldson, "Doily with Border of Cluny Lace, in Crochet" by Mrs. R. G. Baltz, "A Particularly Attractive Couch-Pillow" by Mary E. Fitch [pillow featured on the front cover], and "Answered by the Editor.". Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019874.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. V, November 1913, No. 3.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1913
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's beige wrapper with an article and black and white reprinted photograph of a table cloth on the front cover. 11" x 15 1/2." Thirty-one pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Back cover has an advertisement for Crofts and Reed Company. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "The Embroidered Table-Cover" by Elinor May Haviland, "Pretty and Attractive Novelties in Crochet" by Mrs. A. O. L., "With His Own Eyes" by Louis Betts Edwards, "The Trend of Fashion" by Dora Douglas, "Chamber Linens" by Sarah Bates Godfrey, "Answered by the Editor," "Four Smart Frocks Suitable for Afternoon Wear," "Heavy Embroideries in Color" by Helen Mueller Ward, "A Budget of Christmas Novelties" by Florence Ingalls, "Stylish Garments for the Young Girl," "Useful Garments for Morning Wear," "The M. M. C. C." by Dorothy Doolittle, "Gifts Which Men Will Like" by Mary B. Hazelton, "Piano-Scarf in Madeira Embroidery" by Leona Bush, "Needlecrafters' Own Page," "Tatted Collars for Dress or Coat," "A Bonbon-Doily in Novelty and Crochet" by Mrs. C. K. Newman, "Pretty Designs in Knitted Lace," "Insertion and Medallion in Coronation-Braid and Crochet" by Mrs. Ruth Bell, "Embroidered Gifts," "A Very of Suitable Designs," "Two Useful Garments," "For the Autumn Bride and Flower-Girl," "The Art of Dressing" by Dora Douglas, "Pretty Garments for the Girl and Boy," and "Garments for the Young.". Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019899.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. IV, December 1912, No. 4.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1912
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's beige wrapper with an article on fashion and a black and white illustration of two women wearing seasonal styles on front cover. 11" x 15 1/2." Thirty-one pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Back cover has an advertisement for Edison's phonographs. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Slight browning on side edge of back page. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "Fashion Review" by Dora Douglas, "Attractive Garments for Street Wear," "Serviceable and Stylish Models," "Insertions and Motifs in Filet-Crochet" by Ethel Stetson, "Beautiful Waists in French Embroidery" by Grace Evans Macomber, "A Variety of Models," "Answered by the Editor," "Useful and Pretty Things of Fabric Leather" by Laura Deane Folsom, "Aunt Cynthia's Persian Cat" by L. M. Montgomery, "Needlecrafters' Own Page," "Some Attractive Designs in Mission-Embroidery" by Addie M. Bodwell, " What Other Needleworkers Have Found Out," "Needlecraft's Gift-Box," "Collar-and-Cuff Set in Punched-Embroidery" by Eleanor Bodwell, "Practical but Charming," "Two Pretty Frocks," "Sherborne Lace and Insertion" by Mrs. Sophia Case, "Dainty Garments for the Younger Set," "Some Pretty Designs in Darned Net" by Mrs. J. V. Dueck, "Dainty Juvenile Fashions," "A Group of Useful Garments," "Two Pretty Centerpieces" by Frances Howland, "The Art of Dressing" by Dora Douglas, "Comforts for the Wee Folks," and "Table-Set in Crochet" by Elva Galland.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019901.

$US 15.00

Home Arts Needlecraft Magazine. Vol. VI, January 1915, No. 5.

Imprint: Augusta, ME, Needlecraft Publishing Company, 1915
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's beige wrapper with an article and a black and white reprinted photograph of a Madeira embroidered square. 11" x 15 1/2." Twenty-three pages, complete. Many black and white illustrations and advertisements throughout magazine, complete. Back cover features a Cream of Wheat advertisement showing the Cream of Wheat chef in a kitchen with a parrot. Four full-page ads on Pages 28-31 for Needlecraft's magazine subscription and premium products. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. A monthly magazine featuring sewing projects and ideas, the latest trends of the time, and home and life advice. The following are the articles in this issue: "A Square in Madeira Embroidery" by Candace Wilson Mabie, "Centerpieces in White Embroidery" by Emilie J. Fox, "Conterpanes an Borders" by Mrs. Lena Fay, "Goldilocks" by Lucille Baldwin Van Slyke, "Embroideries for the Household" by Elinor May Haviland, "Answered by the Editor," "A Table-Set of Simple, Attractive Design" by Mrs. Betsey Hutchinson, "New Coat-Sets and Collar" by Gertrude Goodwin, "Stylish Designs for Everyday Use," "Up-to-Date Garments for Afternoon Wear," "The Necessary Garments," "Practical Dresses for Street-Wear," "Three Practical Garments," "For the Small Girl and Boy," "Needlecrafters' Own Page," "An Unusual Library-Set" by Inez Redding, "The Art of Dressing" by Dora Douglas, "What Other Needlecrafters Have Found Out," "Pretty Things for the Babies" by Addies M. Bodwell, "Our New-Year's Dinner" by Isabelle Clark Swezy [recipes for cooking turkey, Cranberry-Molds, Poultry-Stuffing, Oyster Cocktail, Deception Pies, Mock-Goose, and Fruit Salad], "Fancy Patterns for Knitted Sweaters" by Lillius Hilt, "Some Interesting Designs in Tatting," "Some Useful Winter Comforts" by Ethel H. Stetson, "A Negligee and Maternity-Gown," and "Serviceable Garments.". Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019903.

$US 15.00

O & S Horizontal Engines and Boilers

Imprint: New York City, New York, Richards & Hirschfeld Inc., 1917
Binding: Softback

Original printed wrapper. 8 1/2 X 10 1/2 inches. 29 pages. Rubber stamp on front cover and first page that reads " This Catalog must be returned to its proper place in the file immediately. A duplicate of this Catalog, bearing the same number, is on file in the Seattle Office. When referring to anything contained in the Catalog by letter or cable this number 5318 should be mentioned. Northwest Trading Company, Limited. Date: April 11, 1918. Last 2 pages are slightly stuck together due to moisture. 2 hole punch on the left margin. Sticker on top left of front cover reads "2365.". Book. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 016862.

$US 37.50

Hotel Georgia: Vancouver B.C.

Imprint: Vancouver, B.C.
Edition: 1st Edition

One 6 1/2 x 10 inch sheet folded to make three double sided panels. A promotional piece consisting of: Cover showing outside of hotel. one and one half column essay on the hotel amenities and local activities; photos of the lobby, Windsor Dining Room, a bedroom, the coffee shop and four photos of tourist activities. No date, but circa 1925. Printed in dark green on a white background. Ephemera. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: No Binding

Stock number: 019037.

$US 25.00

How to Make Up

Imprint: New York, The M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 1926
Edition: 1st Edition
Binding: Softback

Original wrapper, 3 1/4 x 6 inches. Make up advice plus illustrated product descriptions. Interesting sections on make up application for Tramp, Negro, Creole, Iriish (male and female), Italian, Old Age, Hebrew, Indian and Moving Picture. 16 pages.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 018824.

$US 37.50

Huntington Library Christmas Party Quarterly.

Imprint: San Marino, California, Huntington Library, 1965
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Softback

[16] pages (9 x 13 3/4 inch), folded in half. Issued December 21, 1965 for the annual Christmas Party, this being XXX (1965) in the series issued. For this issue, it is called the "Christmas Partisan" in the form of a newspaper. Composed by the staff at the Huntington Library with holiday humor, poor poetry, and inside the institution jokes. This issue has a crossword puzzle and cartoon strips. Published in extremely limited editions.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 10695.

$US 37.50

Husted's Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Directory: Giving Name Occupation and Residence of All Adult Persons; Together with a Classified Business Directory and Street Guide, 1898

Imprint: Oakland, CA, Esquirer Publishing Company, 1898
Binding: Hardback

Original publisher's gray cloth binding with gilt lettering on spine. 6 1/2" x 9 1/4" x 2 1/2." 710 pages, complete. Black and white illustrations, complete. "For Sale by M. S. Smith & Sons, Stationers, 1154-1158 Broadway, Oakland, Cal." printed on title page. Pages are very clean and intact. Internally Fine. Spine is rubbed with chipping at the top and bottom. Glue repair for spitting on the spine and joints. Spine has some loosening but is solid overall. A Very Good copy. Advertisements for various Bay Area businesses are included, some of which are illustrated. Front and back covers have ads printed on them. The fore-edge of the text block has an ad for "Wieland's Extra Pale Lager Beer." Sampling of other businesses advertised: "California Art Glass Bending and Cutting Works," "Oakland Bank of Savings," "San Francisco Savings Union," "East Bay Sanatorium," "Heald's Business College," and "Schmidt Label & Lithographic Company." Table of Contents: "Miscellaneous Information of Oakland," "Street Guide," "Alphabetical List of Names of Oakland," "Alphabetical List of Names of Alameda," "Alphabetical List of Names of Berkeley," "Emeryville," "Classified Business Directory," and "Representative Business Houses of San Francisco.". Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Hardcover

Stock number: 021628.

$US 375.00

In Appreciation. A Keepsake for Craftmen.

Imprint: New York, 1969
Binding: Softback

Original brown wrapper with black lettering on front cover. 5 1/2 X 8 1/4. 27 pages. Taken from the colophon, "This Keepsake is a portfolio of 20 selected wood engravings from one hundred and fifty illustrations by the celebrated wood engraver John De Pol." Illustrations are in the colors of red, blue and green. All pages are very clean and complete. Binding is tight.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 017329.

$US 25.00

In Memoriam, Warren Gamaliel Harding, Twenty-ninth President of the United States. Memorial Services Held on Friday, August 10th, 1923 in Memorial Grove, State Capitol Grounds, Sacramento, California by the the Citizens of the City of Sacramento Under the Auspices Sacramento Post No. 61, The American Legion

Imprint: 1923

White pamphlet with a black and white reprinted roundel portrait of Warren Gamaliel Harding. 5 1/2" x 6 3/4." Four pages, complete. Pages are very clean and intact overall. Slight wrinkling to pages. A brochure for the memorial services for Warren Gamaliel Harding (1865-1923), the twenty-ninth President of the United States. The program lists songs, eulogies, and speeches that were given by the following people: Ben Ali Temple Band, Rev. William C. Whitaker, Roy J. Nielsen, Mayor Albert Elkus, Sheridan W. Downey, Rudolph Caffaro, Rev. T. J. Horgan, and Percy Blair. There are former ownership markings in pencil that cross out the name of a musical performance group, The Chanters, and write in other names for the change in program.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: No Binding

Stock number: 020020.

$US 25.00

Inspector Wade of Scotland Yard in The Mystery of the Red Aces. The Big Little Book No. 1448

Imprint: Racine, Wis, Whitman Publishing Co., 1937
Binding: Hardback

Original illustrated board showing Inspector Wade on the front cover, 3 men, 1 on a horse on the back cover. 3 1/2 X 4 1/2 inches. 425 pages with 3 pages of advertisements. Black and white illustrations on the right side page, text on the left. Previous owner rubber stamped their name and address on the inside front cover. Copy has several spots on title page at hinge, otherwise pages are clean and complete. Binding is tight.. Book. Book Condition: Fine. Binding: Hardcover

Stock number: 017829.

$US 25.00

Instructions for Setting Up and Operating the Westinghouse "Compound" Automatic Engine.

Imprint: New York, The Westinghouse Machine Company, 1901
Binding: Softback

Original orange cloth wrapper with black lettering on the front cover. 6 X 9 inches. 34 pages. 24 black and white illustrations. Some of the topics discussed are, cleaning the engine, the foundations, putting on wheels, adjustments for wear, water relief valves, making repairs and several other topics are mentioned. Copy has a small spot at the top of the front cover, approx, 1/2 inch, which has bled through the cover and onto the title page. Previous owners name is written on the top of the front cover. All other pages are very clean and complete. Binding is tight.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 017402.

$US 37.50

Inventory of the County Archives of California: No 44, Santa Clara County (San Jose)

Imprint: San Francisco, The Historical Records Survey, 1939
Edition: 1st Edition
Binding: Softback

Original cloth backed wrappers. Small chip to front cover. "Prepared by the California Historical Records Project, Division of Professional and Services Projects Work Projects Administration." Mimeographed. Published in a small edition, with most copies being sent to California public libraries. Faint crease to front cover. 8 1/2 x 10 3/4 inches. 330pages, including index, plus errata slip. Complete.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019012.

$US 100.00

Inventory of Federal Archives in ther States: Series IX The Department of Agriculture, N0. 5, California

Imprint: San Francisco, The Survey of Federal Archives, 1940
Edition: 1st Edition
Binding: Softback

Original cloth backed wrappers. Two volumes, comjplete "Prepared by the Survey of Federal Archives Division of Professional and Service Projects Works Progress Administration, the National Archives Cooperating Sponsor." Mimeographed. Published in a small edition for distribution to CaLifornia county libraries. 7 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches. 529 pages total in two volumes. Complete.. Book. Book Condition: Fine. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 019014.

$US 100.00

Italy: Italy, Land of History and Romance; Pictures. Volume 45, Pages 375-390. April 1924. An Article from the National Geographic Magazine.

Imprint: Washington, D.C., National Geographic Society, 1924
Binding: Softback

Original publisher's brown wrappers backed with black cloth. Red and blue decorative stripes on front cover. Bound by the Angwin Book Bindery in Angwin, California. 6 5/8" x 9 5/8." Pages 375-390, complete. Black and white photographic plates, complete. Pages and covers are very clean and intact. Binding is tight. A few numbers are written in black pen in the upper-left corner of the front cover not affecting text. Small red mark near the numbers. Covers slightly bent with a few wrinkles. A Fine copy. This National Geographic issue does not contain an article but has a series of reprinted photographs showing scenes of Italy. There is one photograph per page and each photograph has an accompanying caption.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Fine. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 021283.

$US 15.00

Jack Gannon / Canon Addenda

Imprint: The Arion Press, 1998
Binding: Softback

Original brown wrapper with black lettering on front cover. 6 3/4 X 5 inches oblong. 11 pages with 1 black and white photograph of Jack Gannon. From the colophon, "Printed by the Arion Press in an edition of 350 copies. Of this edition, 125 copies are presented by Andrew Hoyem to members of the Roxburghe and Zamorano clubs attending the Joint Meeting in Los Angeles in October 1998, and the remaining copies are for subscribers to the Arion Press, for relatives of Jack Gannon, and for others who may wish to remember him." Gannon (1907-1932) this copy contains poems and letters by Gannon. This copy is very clean.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 017788.

$US 25.00

Jell-O

Binding: Softback

Original color illustrated wrapper showing an illustrations of a man running to retrieve a box of Jell-O on a train track on the front cover. 6 X 4 1/2 oblong. 18 pages. Copy contains 48 Jell-O recipes plus several menus. Also tied into this copy is a 4 page insert advertising Ice Cream Power and 5 recipes. Slight chipping on the lower edge of several pages. Pages are clean and complete. Binding is good.. Book. Book Condition: Fine. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 018393.

$US 15.00

Jenkins Bros. Valves; Packing and Other Mechanical Rubber Goods

Imprint: New York, Press of the J.W. Pratt Co, 1912
Binding: Softback

Original Illustrated with a Jenkins valve on the front cover. 3 1/4 X 6 3/4 inches.255 pages. Jenkins catalog with black and white illustrations of different valves. Many charts throughout. 3 small rubber stamps on the title page. 1 reads "281 Jan. 10 '14", the second rubber stamp reads the date of May 3, '18 and the third rubber stamp reads " 524 to 530 Atlantic Ave. Copy is clean, tight and complete.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 016913.

$US 37.50

Joe's High Power Reverse Gears: The Snow & Petrelli Mfg. Co: Model 1912

Imprint: Boston, Mass., Griffith-Stillings Press, 1912
Binding: Softback

Original printed wrapper. 4 1/2 X 7 1/2 inches. 24 pages. Black and white illustrations throughout, some charts and diagrams. Slight rubbing on page 18 & 19, however still readable. Some pages have slight wrinkles but none are torn. Last page describes a Bronze Yacht Cannon. Copy is clean, tight and complete.. Book. Book Condition: Very Good. Binding: Soft cover

Stock number: 016986.

$US 37.50