New York: Fowlers and Wells, Phrenological Cabinet, 131 Nassau Street, 1849. Stated fifth edition. 8vo (7.5 x 4.88 inches), original blind-stamped brown cloth, gilt pictorial spine, [1-6], [i]-xii, [19]-312, [4] pages. Illus. A popular physiology on phrenological principles, but also touching on water cure principles, ventilation reform, rational dress, meatless..... More

New York: Derby & Jackson, 119 Nassau Street, 1859. First edition. 8vo (7.5 x 5.25 inches), original brown cloth, gilt lettering, 329, [1] pages. Double frontispiece: two lithographic portraits by Sarony inserted before the title page. A popular account of travel among the Acadians of the Maritimes in eastern Canada;..... More

(Wooster, O. Press of Clipper Printing Co., 1899.). First edition. 8vo (7.75 x 5.38 inches), original green cloth, gilt lettering, 308 pages. Frontis, 13 plates. A sensational murder trial: George Saxton, husband of President William McKinley’s sister, was known as a something of a bounder and a cad; he had..... More

Philadelphia: James Kay, Jun. and Brother; Pittsburgh: C. H. Kay and Co., (1833) [but ca. 1838-1841?]. A later edition. Superroyal 32 (4.88 x 3.38 inches), original black morocco, gilt lettering, 296 pages. Engraved title page (with the imprint of James Kay, Jun. and Brother, Philadelphia and John I. Kay &..... More

Boston: various publishers, 1783-, 1792. First editions. 5 vols in 1, 8vo (8 x 5.13 inches), contemporary full calf, 21, [3]; 60; 32; 24; 23, [1] pages. The Gospel Considered; and the Manner in which it should be Preached; with an Endeavor to shew from the Scriptures, that Election doth..... More

New-York: Re-published by Wm. Cobbett, 1800. First American edition. 12mo (6.13 x 3.88 inches), original deep blue paper boards, [i]-vi; [3]-68 pages, untrimmed. “To smother, in dissipation, her passion for Fuseli, Miss W. had fled to France. There she met with a paramour responsive to her sighs, a Mr. Imlay..... More

(New York: National Executive Committee of the National Student League, March, 1935). First edition. Stapled pamphlet, original pictorial self-wrappers (7.38 x 5 inches), [32] pages. Illustrations. Cover design by Ad Reinhardt. An early work from the important abstract painter. Reinhardt joined this student antiwar group while he was enrolled at..... More

Olathe, Kansas: Charles H. Green, July, 1912. First edition. Original green pictorial wrappers bound (upside-down) into early linen cloth spine and blue-green glazed boards, [1], 1-6, [1]; [I]-X, [2], [XI]-XII; [1-12]; [2] pages. 9 inserted plates (some printed both recto and verso). One of the works from the Ohio native..... More

[Providence, R. I.? Henry Trumbull?], 1832. First edition. Original blue wrappers, 8 x 5 inches inches, 36 pages, untrimmed. Frontis. "The crime for which this man suffered, was similar to that for which the notorious Burke, and several others have recently been made an awful example of in Europe, to..... More

Boston: Published by Garrison & Knapp, No. 11, Merchants' Hall, 1834. First edition. Original printed blue wrappers (stitching renewed), 9 x 5.63 inches, 16 pages. This pamphlet from the press of the publishers of the Liberator here collects the report made by Henry Brewster Stanton (abolitionist and future husband of..... More

New York: Printed for O. Taylor & Co., 1826. A later edition of this popular herbal materia medica; the first appeared in 1811. Removed unbound pamphlet, 6.63 x 4 inches, 23, [1] pages. A moderately early edition of this popular herbal (it was republished at least through 1842), which owed..... More

Boston: Charles C. Little and James Brown, 1850. First edition. 12mo (7.56 x 4.75 inches), original ribbed blue cloth, printed paper spine label, xv, [1], 233, [1] pages. “I should be happy to believe that there is little at stake, and that the doctrines of free trade do not tend..... More

New-York: Leavitt, Lord & Co. 180 Broadway; Boston: Crocker & Brewster, 1836. First edition. 12mo (7.63 x 4.5 inches), original blue-green cloth spine, drab boards, printed paper label, 225, [1] pages. “The horse at the cider-mill; the mules in the press-room of the American Tract Society; and the watchman who..... More