Philadelphia: Barclay & Co., [1882]. [2], 19-110, [2] pp. Original printed and illustrated front wrapper [rear wrapper lacking]. Full-page illustrations. Occasional light foxing. Good+. The man in question, John F. Hogan, was the victim of "husband-hunters." Such women "are as genuine and real pests of society as professional prostitutes, gamblers..... More

[New York: 1883]. Printed, decorative, illustrated broadside, with a variety of typefaces. A few light fox spots, trimmed closely to the border. Very Good. Illustration of "Washington's Headquarters, Newburgh, N.Y. Where as Commander-in-Chief he delivered his farewell address to the Army in front of the same." 8-1/2" x 11-1/2." Decorative..... More

Philadelphia: Lee & Walker, [1861]. 4to. [2], 5, [1 blank] pp. Front wrapper with engraved portrait of Baker, surrounded by angels and the American flag [in color], by T. Sinclair of Philadelphia. Light extremity wear, light dusting, spine reinforced. Else Very Good. In the left corner of the title page..... More

Albany, New-York: Published by Luther Tucker, 1846. 8, 8, [2], [1]-72, 105-392 pp. Issues 1-2, 4-12, lacking issue No. 3. Scattered light to moderate spotting. Illustrations. Good+. Engraved bookplate of Maurice Robert Des Marais on front pastedown. The Cultivator was one of the "most prominent of the scores of periodicals..... More

Philadelphia, PA: Richards' Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, 1020 Chestnut St., Adjoining the Academy of Fine Arts. [1861?]. Carte-de-visite, 2-1/2" x 3-1/2." The title is not printed on the item but is taken from variations of this same image. Sepia toned [as issued], the image is quite clear and detailed..... More

New York City: J. Gurney & Son, 707 Broadway, [1861?]. Carte-de-visite, 2-1/2" x 3-1/2." The title is not printed on the item but is taken from variations of this same image. Sepia toned [as issued], the image is quite clear and detailed. The publisher's name appears on the verso. Very..... More

Baltimore: Manufactured by the Monumental Photograph Co., 178 West Baltimore Street. [1861?]. Carte-de-visite, 2-1/2" x 3-1/2." Sepia toned [as issued], minor fading. Title printed on verso. Else Very Good. This is a CDV of a lithograph depicting Jefferson Davis and a group of his officers in uniform, standing and sitting..... More