[Boston]: London: Printed. Boston; New-England. Re-printed and Sold by Fowle and Draper, in Marlborough-street, 1759. [2], 30 pp. Disbound, persistent blotch in inner margin [some protrusion into text]. Bookseller advertisement at the base of page 30. Good+. Elliot argues that salvation comes from Faith, not Works. Evans 8345. ESTC W31872 [5..... More

Georgia: June 15, 1864. Small sheet, 5" x 7-3/4". [2] pp, completely in ink manuscript. reflecting the democratic militia procedures among Confederate troops. Light toning, minor bleed through of ink. Signed "Geo. M. Nolan." Good plus or better. Col. George M[arcellus] Nolan [1834-1906], a Georgia native, was an..... More

New York: Ensign & Thayer, 1848. Steel-engraved hand-colored map of the United States within pictorial borders. 21" x 32." The map only is offered. Matted and framed [some loosening from the matting]. Separations with minor losses at folds, hence Good to Good plus only. Inset plans of Washington D. C...... More

[Dorchester County, MD]: 1828. Single leaf, oblong 6-5/8" x 8." Toning, light wear, Good+. Docketed on verso. Robert Francis Tubman [1791-1864] was a farmer and physician from Cambridge, Maryland. In 1842, he bought an additional 356 acres which he split into two estates called Glasgow and Glenburn, one for..... More

Hartford: Hudson and Goodwin, 1799. 23, [1 blank] pp. Stitched and untrimmed. Scattered foxing and spotting. Early ownership signature at head of title [loss of letter due to small tear]. Good+. A Connecticut Federalist attacks the French Revolution and the "utter depravity" of its leaders, who would foment a...... More

New York: Alexander S. Gould, 1838. 175, [1 blank] pp, plus 4 folding street maps [printed on onion skin] of Harlem Commons [one map with repaired closed tear without loss]. Tipped in also is a one page copy of an 1832 manuscript deed from Dudley Selden and his wife to..... More

Philadelphia: Printed by David C. Claypoole, Printer to the Honorable the Congress of the United States of America, [1779]. 56pp, stitched, untrimmed and generously margined. Scattered spotting, else Very Good. During the first three months of 1779, and for each month of 1780, Congress's Journals were published monthly. Each..... More

Boston: New-England: Printed by Green & Russell, and Edes & Gill... 1761. 31, [1 blank] pp. With the half title, as issued. Disbound, mild toning. Else Very Good. Caner, who devoted much of his religious career to defending orthodox Episcopacy in opposition to his fellow New England ministers Jonathan..... More

New York: Samuel N. Gaston, 1857. 7" x 7.5". 56 hand-colored maps and charts, including engraved title page, additional in-text illustrations. Contemporary calf, front hinge starting, inner hinge cracked]. Smooth spine gilt with gilt-lettered black morocco spine label. Extra-illustrated title page ['Morse & Gaston's Diamond Atlas']. vi, [7]-239, [1] pp..... More

Philadelphia: Henry Miller, [1767?]. Original calf, spine title stamped in gilt. Rebacked [some spine chipping] at an early date. Hinges starting. [2], 48, 30, [2 blanks], 22, 26, [4], 52, 4. Final pages trimmed closely at the top margin, occasionally affecting a page number. Except as noted, Very Good. The..... More

Philadelphia: W. Dunlap, 1762. 80pp, light tanning and foxing, Very Good in later quarter calf and marbled boards. Errata statement at the bottom of page 80. A significant work by "the most determined, prolific, and successful advocate of the Negro's rights in the American colonies. Not single-handed, of course..... More

Boston: S. Hall, 1794. 92, [2 advt], [2 blanks] pp. Stitched in contemporary pale grey wrappers [spine wear]. Crudely sewn repaired tear [text preserved] at leaf 3-4. Several early leaves with fox spots, otherwise a generally clean text. Good+. "William Crashaw's translation of 'Galeacci Caraccioli,' itself a translation of..... More