Philadelphia: C. W. Alexander, 1869. First edition in German. 8vo, later cloth spine and marbled boards, [1-4], 21-78 pages (evidently complete; this nearly matches the similarly erratic pagination of the English-language edition). Illus. A fugitive German-language edition of the uncommon sensationalist anti-Catholic tract, Convent Horror; or The true narrative of...
[N. p., but Reading, Penna.?]: Printed for the Trade, [ca. 1898-1900]. 8vo, original pictorial green wrappers, [1-4], [9]-99, [17] pages. Illus. Fold-out illustrated ad for the Spanish Magnetic Dip Needle (a scientific divining device) tipped in before the title page. A later edition of a popular cheap pulp book on...
Troy [N. Y.]: Published and Sold by L. Willard, 230 River Street, 1847. First edition. Original printed wrappers (spine perished, early rough stitching to the spine), 44 pages. Sensationalist cheap fiction, narrated as though by a resident of Troy wandering the streets of the city, overhearing conversations and peering into...
