Online Only Book and Ephemera Auction

Auction Starts Thursday, October 2 at 7pm.

First Lot Closes Monday, October 13 at 7pm. 

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Presenting our first book and ephemera auction. The auction features antiquarian and vintage books, photographs, historical deeds and more! Over 200 lots.

First editions, multi-volume sets, local and regional historical books, Victorian novels, children's books, antique and vintage catalogs (firearms, household, clothing, industrial, farm equipment), tintype photos, CDV of Civil War soldier, 1904 Teddy Roosevelt paper mask, early 1900s photo album with minor league baseball players, WWII Navy photo album, 1749 Pennsylvania colonial era deed and much more!

Terms: Full terms and conditions listed in the catalog. 18% buyer's premium, 6% PA sales tax (where applicable). Local pick up is strongly encouraged. Shipping will be through our third-party shipper at buyer's expense.  Pick-up address is Sellersville, PA.   

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CATALOG:
1 - The Book of The Thousand Nights, 17 Vols. Ltd. Ed. The Book of The Thousand Nights and a Night by Richard Burton, complete in 17 volumes, limited edition number 972 of 1,000. Printed by the Burton Club for private subscribers only. Bound in uniform beige cloth covers with labeled spines. The set shows light cover soiling, age toning, and minor creasing consistent with its age. Illustrated with plates and decorative motifs. A complete example of this classic translation in a limited run.

2 - Dodsworth First Edition by Sinclair Lewis First edition of 'Dodsworth' by Sinclair Lewis, published in 1929 by Harcourt, Brace & Company. The book includes its original dust jacket, which shows wear, including tears and tracing. The blue binding features orange accents, and the title is stamped in orange. Pages are noted to be clean, with a small pencil marking on the inner cover. This edition is a collectible piece of classic American literature.

3 - Candy by L. M. Alexander, 1934, Illustrated First edition of "Candy" by L. M. Alexander, published in 1934 with illustrations by Rockwell Kent. The book retains its original dust jacket that shows chipping, tears. Pulling at the front hinge. Minor age toning is visible throughout. Internally, the pages are clean. The binding is intact, and the red polka-dotted hardcover beneath the jacket is in good condition.

4 - Two-Volume Encyclopedia of Freemasonry Two-volume edition of 'An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry and its Kindred Sciences,' authored by Albert Gallatin Mackey M.D. and revised by William R. Singleton, 33°. Published by The Masonic History Company, features revised editions with gilt accents, embossed leather covers, and decorative detailing. Some wear to covers and volume one has some white paint marks. Contents include illustrations, color plates, and extensive writings on Freemasonry. Includes additional pamphlet and related materials.

5 - Three Masonic Books, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Three hardbound Masonic books, each in blue covers with gold and embossed detailing. Includes: 'History of Eastern Star Lodge No. 186' from the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia, with illustrations and photographs; '1929 Ahiman Rezon,' a Pennsylvania Grand Lodge constitution and by-laws book with engraved Masonic symbols; and a 'Souvenir Album' featuring views and historical details about the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania and the Masonic Temple, with color illustrations. All books are in well-preserved condition with some minor age toning.

6 - United States Army Manuals (1908-1918) Five United States Army manuals, including the 1908 'Manual of Guard Duty,' 1913 'Small Arms Firing Manual,' two editions of 'Field Service Regulations' from 1914 and 1918, and the 1917 'Manual for Noncommissioned Officers and Privates of Field Artillery.' Each manual is bound in cloth covers with gold-lettered titles and includes various instructions, maps, and diagrams. Some contain signatures on inside pages. Some age toning, creasing and last manual has tear on title page. Condition varies with wear consistent with age.

7 - Boiler Radiator Plumbing Catalogs and Booklets Vintage boiler and heating equipment ephemera, including brochures, trade catalogs, instructional guides, and specification manuals. Items feature products from notable companies such as The Fulton Co., Keystone Boiler and Foundry Company, National Radiator Company, and H.B. Smith Co., among others. Includes technical illustrations, product descriptions, and installation instructions. Items date to early to mid-20th century, with some wear and minor markings.

8 - Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families Hardcover book titled 'The Genealogical Record of the Schwenkfelder Families: Seekers of Religious Liberty Who Fled from Silesia to Saxony and Thence to Pennsylvania in the Years 1731 to 1737,' edited by Samuel Kriebel Brecht, A.M., and published in 1923. Features tan cloth boards with red lettering. Contains genealogical details, photographs, and illustrations. Includes a handwritten note on the front endpaper. Binding and pages in overall good condition with expected wear from age including age toning and smudges on cover. Slight tracing marks on outside page edges.

9 - Firearms and Ammunition Catalogs Vintage firearms and ammunition catalogs including Colt, Savage Arms, Stevens, and other manufacturers. Contains various booklets with detailed information and images of revolvers, rifles, and scopes. Includes promotional booklets such as 'Colt Fire Arms,' 'Savage Arms and Ammunition,' 'The Revolver,' and 'B&M Telescopes and Mounts.' Good vintage condition with signs of wear as expected from age. Smith and Wesson, ˜The Revolver" is loose and missing pages. Stevens catalog has tears at the spine and the Smith & Wesson, ˜80th Anniversary Catalog" has water damage.

10 - Bound Volume of ˜The Manna" and Written Documents Bound volume of 'The Manna,' a religious periodical with the subtitle 'For Young and Old,' published in Milford Square, Pennsylvania, featuring issues from the 1880s. The lot also includes several handwritten religious documents. The volume contains detailed religious content, illustrations, and letters, with some pages showing handwritten names such as "C. H. Alexander." The book shows signs of wear consistent with age, including scuffing on the binding. Handwritten documents are composed on folded pages and appear to pertain to personal or religious matters.

11 - A Lady of King Arthur's Court, 1907 Edition A 1907 edition of 'A Lady of King Arthur's Court' by Sara Hawks Sterling, published by Doubleday Page & Company. Hardcover with a tan cloth cover featuring a pictorial design by Art Nouveau artist Clara Elsene Peck. Contains a color frontispiece and five additional color illustrations. The book is in good condition, with some wear to the edges and slightly yellowed pages. Smudges on cover and some discoloration at lower edge of pages of chapter five. Decorative elements on the title page, contents, and illustrations list.

12 - Frank Leslie's 1888 Christmas Annual Frank Leslie's 1888 Christmas Book, published by Mrs. Frank Leslie in New York. Hardcover with illustrated front cover featuring Santa Claus and children. Features illustrations, stories, and advertisements indicative of the time. Includes full-color plates and black-and-white artwork. Wear to the spine and edges; cover shows signs of handling and age. Tear at lower end of title page. Some age spots on interior pages. All pages intact.

13 - Tenants of an Old Farm, 1891 Edition "Tenants of an Old Farm: Leaves from the Note-Book of a Naturalist" by Henry C. McCook, 1891. Published by Ford, Howard & Hulbert, New York. Hardcover with olive green cloth binding and gilt title. Includes illustrations from nature and an introduction by Sir John Lubbock. Some wear to covers and spine with slight fading. Pages are generally clean with minor foxing. Features a library bookplate and checkout card on the inside back cover.

14 - 1895 Limited Ed. of Trilby by George Du Maurier 1895 limited edition printing of 'Trilby,' a novel by George Du Maurier, published by Harper & Brothers, New York. This edition is numbered 106 of 600 and features special illustrations by the author in red ink. The book showcases a decorative hardcover binding with floral motifs and gilt accents. Pages are untrimmed, indicating luxury craftsmanship. The interior includes a frontispiece portrait of the author and decorative chapter illustrations. Overall condition shows minor wear consistent with age including some age toning and cover smudges.

15 - The Life and Campaigns of General McClellan, 1864 A hardcover copy of "The Life, Campaigns, and Public Services of General McClellan, detailing the history and military career of George B. McClellan. Published in 1864 by T. B. Peterson & Brothers in Philadelphia, the book is bound in brown cloth with embossed detailing and gilt lettering on the spine. The pages exhibit toning, spotting, and wear consistent with its age. Corner bumps on cover. Includes an engraved frontispiece of General McClellan.

16 - Mary At The Farm And Book Of Recipes, 1915 Copy of "Mary at the Farm and Book of Recipes Complied During Her Visit Among the Pennsylvania Germans" authored by Edith M. Thomas. Hardcover with brown boards adorned with gilt lettering on the front cover and spine. Contains illustrative content, various recipes, and anecdotes from early 20th-century life. The book shows wear consistent with age, including discoloration, chipping, and slightly loose binding at the spine, tracing on contents pages. Publication date is 1915.

17 - Military and Training Manuals Military and training manuals, including texts on bayonet training, scouting, patrolling, small arms usage, and clock and watch repair. Published by various military and private sources, including the National Military Publishing Company. Manuals are a mix of hardcovers and paperbacks. Condition varies from used to good, with some showing wear and markings typical of field use. The Manual of Military Training has pulling at the spine. Age toning and writing in some of the books. 13 books total dating from the teens through the 1950s.

18 - Hunting and Taxidermy Catalogs Vintage catalogs related to taxidermy and hunting supplies, including "Taxidermists Supplies," "Krupp-American Corporation" catalogs, "Abercrombie & Fitch Fall Catalogue 1956," and additional publications covering firearms, taxidermy tools, and hunting-related products. Features illustrated pages detailing guns, mounts, and other equipment. Conditions vary, with some wear, age toning and corner bends consistent with age.

19 - Early 20th Century U.S. Military Manuals Six U.S. military instruction manuals dating between 1905 and 1917. Titles include "Manual for Noncommissioned Officers and Privates of Infantry" (1914), "Infantry Drill Regulations" (1911, corrected to 1917), "Practical Instruction in Security and Information" (1905), "Combined Infantry and Cavalry Drill Regulations for Automatic Machine Rifle" (1917), "The Soldier's Handbook" (1913, revised), and "Musketry" (1917). Manuals show general signs of use, with some wear, markings, staining and age-related wear.

20 - Religious Themed Books Religious-themed books, including titles such as 'The Story of the Christ,' 'Satan in Society,' 'Baptist Hymnal,' 'Joseph and His Brothers,' and others. Materials are a mix of hardcover, cloth, and decorative bindings, with evident aging like wear to edges, foxing, page tears and spine breaks on some volumes. Includes illustrated pages and gold tone detailing in select titles. Most books in fair condition. Total of 14 books.

21 - Radio and Aviation Books Books and catalogs relating to radio technology and aviation radio. Highlights include titles such as 'Principles of Radio Communication,' 'Instrument and Radio Flying,' and catalogs like the '1930 Allied Radio Catalog.' Also features 'Radio Reference Annual,' 'Victrola 215 Instructions,' and 'His Master's Voice 1931.' The materials appear to date from the early-to-mid 20th century and showcase technical information, images, and period advertising. Condition varies with age toning, some pencil marks, creasing, and some page tears.

22 - My Shepherd Life in Galilee by Stephen A. Haboush Hardcover edition of 'My Shepherd Life in Galilee' by Stephen A. Haboush. Copyright 1927. Bound in green textured cloth with gold embossed text on the cover and spine. Signed by the author inside front cover. Includes a frontispiece photograph and other text illustrations. This volume is inscribed on the inner front cover and has clean internal pages. Condition issues include cover wear, small tear at top of first couple of pages, age toning and some pulling at spine in center of book.

23 - 2 Scribner's Library of Travel, Nature, Adventure Two volumes from Scribner's Library of Travel, Nature, and Adventure series, published in 1874. Includes 'Wonders of the Yellowstone' by James Richardson and 'Central Asia: Travels in Cashmere, Little Thibet, and Central Asia' compiled by Bayard Taylor. Both books feature illustrated plates. The map is missing from the Yellowstone book and there is a tear on page 1-2. Boards show signs of wear, discoloration, and edge rubbing. Some pages exhibit foxing, stains, and tears. Bindings are fragile, with visible hinge damage in 'Wonders of the Yellowstone.'

24 - World's Fair at St. Louis, 1904 Hardcover book titled 'Pictorial History of the Louisiana Purchase and the World's Fair at St. Louis' by Lion. Horat Halstead. Published by Frank E. Bragg, Philadelphia, in 1904. The book features illustrations, photographs, and narratives detailing the history of the Louisiana Purchase and the 1904 World's Fair. Bound in red cloth with marbled endpapers. Light wear is visible on the cover and interior, with small tears on some pages, corner creases and a page with visible tracing. Light soiling on cover.

25 - Widow's Wisdom Book, 1909, Illustrated Hardcover edition of "Widow's Wisdom," published in 1909 by H. M. Caldwell Co., The book features an illustrated cover with a design of owls and a moon. It includes whimsical illustrations and poetic reflections on happiness and life. Produced by The Colonial Press, C.H. Simonds & Co., the book exhibits wear consistent with age, including some scuffing on the covers and slight yellowing and smudges of the pages. Interior binding intact with pulling at front and all pages present.

26 - How Paris Amuses Itself, 1903, 2nd Edition Second edition of 'How Paris Amuses Itself' by F. Berkeley Smith, published in June 1903 by Funk & Wagnalls Company. Hardcover with an illustrated blue cloth cover featuring gold and colored design. Includes illustrations by the author and other artists. Some wear noted on the spine and edges. Binding intact with clean interior pages.

27 - Pettingill's Newspaper Directory and Advertisers Pettingill's Newspaper Directory and Advertisers Handbook for 1877. Published by S.M. Pettingill & Co., New York. Hardcover with gilt-embossed title on the front cover and spine, featuring comprehensive listings of newspapers and periodicals in the United States and British America. Includes advertisements, illustrations, and a detailed index. Condition shows noticeable wear, fading, and some staining on the covers and all pages at lower edge, with handwritten inscriptions on the endpapers.

28 - The Little Black Sambo Story Book, 1930 Hardcover copy of ˜The Little Black Sambo Story Book", published by The Platt & Munk Co., Inc. copyright 1935, with copyright by Howard E. Altemus in 1930. Features a blue cover with black illustrations and text. Contains colored illustrations alongside the text. Book condition shows wear, with discoloration to the endpapers and signs of aging and surface wear to the cover.

29 - Indian Tales for Little Folks by El Comancho Hardcover book titled "Indian Tales for Little Folks," written and illustrated by El Comancho. Published by The Platt & Munk Co., Inc., copyright 1923, 1928, and 1935. Features a decorative cover and dust jacket with colorful illustrations. Includes black-and-white decorative borders and full-color illustrations accompanying text. Dust jacket shows wear and tear, while the book appears in good condition overall. Made in the USA.

30 - Their Hearts' Desire, 1909 by Frances Foster Perry Hardcover book titled "Their Hearts' Desire" by Frances Foster Perry, published in 1909 by Dodd, Mead & Company. Features a decorative purple cover with gilt floral designs and an inset portrait. Contains intricate patterned endpapers and several full-color illustrated plates. Covers show some wear to the edges and spine. Binding appears fragile, with separation visible and loose pages at front of book. Interior pages have minor age toning and chipping at lower edge of title page and illustrations page. Illustrations intact.

31 - The Fall of the Crimea by Captain Spencer, 1854 A first edition copy of 'The Fall of the Crimea' by Captain Spencer, published in 1854 by G. Routledge & Co., London and New York. Bound in a red embossed cloth cover with gilt decoration and title on the front and spine. Features several illustrations, as indicated in the included table of illustrations. The book exhibits wear consistent with age, including edge wear, exposed binding at corners, and some foxing throughout the pages. Tear at page 61. Hand-signed inscriptions on the interior front pages.

32 - A Real Queen's Fairy Tales by Carmen Sylva Hardcover edition of 'A Real Queen's Fairy Tales' by Carmen Sylva, Queen of Romania. Published by Davis and Company, Chicago, in 1901, featuring illustrations and decorative borders. The book has a red cloth cover with embossed designs and gilt detailing. Signs of wear include some bending to the spine, edge wear, and foxing on the pages. Previous owner's inscription is present on the front endpaper. Overall good condition for its age.

33 - Wine, Women and Words by Billy Rose Hardcover book titled "Wine, Women and Words" written by Billy Rose, published by Glenmore Productions, Inc. and distributed by Simon & Schuster in 1949. Illustrated by Salvador Dali. Features a red cloth cover with beige spine and black title panel. Includes the original dust jacket, though it exhibits noticeable wear, tears, and discoloration. The internal pages are clean and well-preserved with unique illustrations by Salvador Dali. Stain on last page.

34 - The Power of Faith Healing by Shaw Desmond Hardcover copy of 'The Power of Faith Healing: Psychic and Divine' by Shaw Desmond, published in 1957 by Rider & Co. The book retains its original blue cloth binding with gilt lettering on the cover and spine. Accompanied by its original dust jacket, which shows mild signs of wear. The text includes chapters on the history of psychic healing, faith healing in the Bible, and other perspectives. Some discoloration and tracing marks on cover. Interior pages are clean.

35 - Bucks County Historical Books Nine historical books and directories focusing on Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Titles include "The Farm and Business Directory of Bucks County 1914," "Bittler's Bucks County Farm Directory," and "Wandering Through Milford Township." Other items include pictorials, anniversary editions such as "Perkasie Borough 50th Anniversary," and church histories including "St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1855-1980." A comprehensive collection for local history enthusiasts. Condition varies with signs of age, wear and use.

36 - Allentown Historical Books and Guides Allentown, Pennsylvania publications, including historical books and city guides. Items include advertisements, directories, a 1923 Allentown General History book, a Valley of Allentown A.A.S.R. 20-Year History (1926-1946), commemorative items from 1950 and 1962, and automobile and city guides from the 1940s. Mixed conditions show signs of wear and aging but remain legible and intact for historical reference.

37 - Historical Sellersville Souderton Booklets 9 historical booklets and programs related to fire companies and events primarily in Sellersville, Souderton, and Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Items include two 100th anniversary Sellersville booklets (1874 - 1974), U.S. Gauges catalog for aircraft instruments, Perseverance Volunteer Fire Company anniversary and event programs (1901 - 1976), and a 1949 Bucks County Firemen's Association Convention and Parade booklet. Condition varies, with some signs of use and age.

38 - Pennsylvania German 'Dutch' Religious Books Four books, including 'Catechismus, oder Kurzer Inbegriff Christlicher Lehre' (1827, Philadelphia, text in German, well-worn condition), 'Die Sänger am Grabe' (undated, text in German, some wear), 'Miller's Prose and Verse' (bilingual English and Pennsylvania German, by Edwin C. Miller, fair condition), and 'Harbaugh's Harfe' (1902 edition, by H. Harbaugh, red cloth cover with gold details, text in German, moderate wear).

39 - F. Weber & Co. Catalogue of Artists' Supplies Catalogue of F. Weber & Co. featuring artists' materials and drawing supplies, published in Philadelphia. Includes illustrations and detailed descriptions of products such as brushes, paints, and tools. Hardcover with brown boards, stamped black text and design. Signs of wear and stains on the cover, with clean, legible interior pages. Includes color and black-and-white illustrations of products.

40 - Gaul, Derr & Shearer Co. Automotive Catalog No. 25 Gaul, Derr & Shearer Co. Catalog No. 25, Philadelphia, focusing on automotive equipment, tools, shop equipment, repair materials, and accessories. The hardcover book displays wear and stains consistent with age and usage. Includes illustrations and detailed product information, along with a separate trade list insert. A valuable source for historical automotive reference and collectible item enthusiasts.

41 - 1927 Hartmann Trunks Catalog 1927 Hartmann Trunks catalog celebrating the 50th year of service of the Hartmann Trunk Company, Racine, Wisconsin (1877 - 1927). The catalog features detailed product descriptions and illustrations of various travel trunks, including hat trunks, shoe trunks, and wardrobe trunks. The cover is brown with gold text and accent. It provides an in-depth look at the company's line of high-quality luggage and trunks from the era. Generally well-preserved with minor wear.

42 - Local Quakertown, PA Area Historical Publications A diverse collection of historical publications and booklets, primarily focused on Pennsylvania local history including Quakertown, Spinnerstown, and Trumbauersville. Items include anniversary booklets, centennial and bicentennial celebration documents, church histories, band commemorations, and a fire company-themed cookbook. Highlights are a 1955 Quakertown Centennial Celebration booklet and items related to the history of local churches and organizations. Condition varies.

43 - United States Lines and SS Giulio Cesare Booklets Passenger-related memorabilia including a passenger list from the S.S. Leviathan dated September 18th, 1923, traveling from Southampton and Cherbourg to New York; a passenger list for the steamer 'George Washington' dated May 19th, 1923; and a booklet showcasing the interior and amenities of the S.S. Giulio Cesare in French. Items show signs of wear, including creases, stains, and some tears on edges, indicative of age and use.

44 - Battle of Fort Stedman 1869 Book with Maps A publication titled "The Battle of Fort Stedman (Petersburg, Virginia), March 25, 1865," by William H. Hodgkins, printed in Boston, 1889. The book features a detailed account of the pivotal Civil War battle and includes fold-out maps illustrating key military positions. The paper cover shows wear with tears and edge degradation, and part of the title page is detached but present. Accompanying maps are intact and legible, providing valuable historical and visual context. The book is not complete, with missing pages at the end and no back cover.

45 - Four Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volumes Four volumes of 'Harper's New Monthly Magazine,' published by Harper & Brothers in New York. Bound in marbled boards with leather spines and corners. Significant wear to covers, spines, and bindings, with some volumes showing damage. Internally, pages are age-toned and contain numerous illustrations, reflecting the publication's original format.

46 - Lehigh and Saucon Valley History Books Nine books and documents showcasing the history of Pennsylvania. Titles include 'Two Centuries of Nazareth 1740-1940,' 'Upper Saucon: A Bicentennial Tribute 1743-1976,' and 'Hill-to-Hill Bridge'. Also features a 'Diamond Jubilee' book (1859-1934), Emmaus Borough Centennial material from 1959, and three volumes titled 'The Newspaper: A Living Textbook of Local History.' Items include historical photos, maps, and detailed local heritage content. Condition varies.

47 - Davies' Elements of Surveying, 1855 Edition 1855 revised edition of "Elements of Surveying" authored by David P. Davies, published in New York by A.S. Barnes & Co.. Bound in full leather with a black spine label. Contains engraved plates and illustrations related to surveying techniques and tools. The book exhibits wear consistent with age, including discoloration, rubbing, and foxing on the pages. Features foldout plates showcasing technical drawings and maps.

48 - History of Catholic Missions Among Indian Tribes 1883 edition (copyright 1854) of 'History of the Catholic Missions Among the Indian Tribes of the United States, 1529-1854' by John Gilmary Shea, published by P.J. Kenedy. Bound in decorative blue cloth with gilt embellishment, featuring portraits and lettering. The book contains illustrations and historical data on Catholic missions. Condition shows signs of shelf wear, library markings, some binding looseness, and minor foxing.

49 - 1859 Edition of "Wall-Street to Cashmere" Hardcover book titled 'Wall-Street to Cashmere: A Journal of Five Years in Asia, Africa, and Europe' by John B. Ireland, published in 1859 by S.A. Rollo & Co., New York. The book features embossed cloth boards with a gilt illustration of the Taj Mahal and decorative detailing. Contains engravings and illustrations, and a map of India with visible wear, water stains, and foxing. Binding is fragile, with loose pages.

50 - Lighter Repair Manual by Gilbert J. Gaugler Lighter Repair Manual, authored by Gilbert J. Gaugler, provides detailed instructions for repairing various cigarette lighters, including Ronson models. Published for Lighter Parts Inc., it features illustrations, parts diagrams, and comprehensive guidance. The soft cover shows light wear; pages are intact and clear.

51 - 1908 Reach Official Baseball Guide The 1908 Reach Official American League Baseball Guide, published by A.J. Reach Company in Philadelphia, 10 cents price marked on the cover. The guide includes historical player photographs, team rosters, baseball statistics, and advertisements. Bound in original softcover with visible age wear on the edges and spine, creasing on some pages, tear on page 511, the pages appear intact with some minor aging to the paper and corners. A significant collectible showcasing baseball history.

52 - 7 Sports Almanac and Guide Books Eight sports-related almanacs, record books, and guides, including titles on football, baseball, and fitness. Key items include "Football by 'Potsy' Clark," "Official Collegiate Football Record Book 1951," "The 1955 Mutual Baseball Almanac," and "Dumb Bell Exercises" by Prof. G.H. Bojus. Dates range from 1917 to 1955. Books show varying degrees of wear, with some age-related creasing, scuffing, and discoloration.

53 - 6 Baseball Yearbooks and Programs 6 vintage baseball yearbooks and programs, including New York Mets Official Yearbooks (1973, 1974, and 1975), a 1984 All-Star Game program, a 1980 World Series program, and a Yankees 1994 Yearbook showcasing 125 years of baseball history. A mix of team and special event publications. Good condition with some signs of age such as slight wear or creases.

54 - Garrett-Buchanan Company Sample Catalog Garrett-Buchanan Company 'Stores and Shops' sample catalog featuring color illustrations and descriptions for commercial announcements. Includes an accompanying partial price list and correspondence letter. The catalog shows lower corner creases, as illustrated in the images. Ideal for collectors of early 20th-century commercial paper or design materials.

55 - Catalog of Bergeon Ornamental Stamps Catalog showcasing Celebrated Bergeon Ornamental Stamps made of vulcanized rubber, intended for gold or color decoration on china glass, enameled ware, and ornamental purposes. Published by K. Reusche & Co., 12 Barclay Street, New York. The catalog contains detailed visual examples of various ornamental designs, patterns, and intricate motifs, including nature, heraldic symbols, animals, and floral arrangements. Over 250 pages. Some age toning, creases and a couple of pages with minor tears.

56 - Holland Thread Co. Silk Thread Samples Holland Thread Co. Inc. pure dye silk thread sample case, since 1860. Features a red hard cover with gold lettering and contains fold-out sections showcasing silk thread samples in various colors. Includes information on thread varieties, available stock sizes, and manufacturing details. Made at Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, with corporate offices listed in New York. In good overall condition with minimal signs of wear.

57 - Design, Sample and Typography Books Three books: 'Designs' by Frederick J. Garner, featuring illustrations for tracing or copying; 'An Alphabet Source Book' by Oscar Ogg, first edition, 1940, published by Harper & Brothers; and 'Cockatoo,' a sample booklet for Strathmore Papers showcasing designs and information about colored paper options. The set highlights themes of graphic design, typography, and promotional artistic layouts. Some minor wear and age toning to all books.

58 - Life of Bismarck Book, 1877, Illustrated Hardcover biography, "Bismarck: His Authentic Biography," printed in 1883 by The American Book Company, detailing the life of Otto von Bismarck, including his private life, political career, and the Russo-Turkish War. Features red cloth boards with gold and black detailing, gilt edges, and decorative spine. Includes engraved illustrations and a fold-out map of Europe. Wear to covers, corners, and edges due to age. Small tear in map fold.

59 - 1856 Illustrated Biography by Charles C. Savage 1856 hardcover edition of 'Illustrated Biography: Memoirs of the Great and the Good of All Nations and All Times' by Charles C. Savage, published by A. Ramey, New York. Includes engraved portraits, artistic illustrations, and biographical sketches of notable figures. Black embossed leather binding with gilt decoration on the spine, showing wear and scuffing. Interior features pink endpapers, foxing, and edge wear consistent with age. Binding intact, though aged.

60 - 1947 Locomotive Cyclopedia Hardcover Book 1947 edition of the ˜Locomotive Cyclopedia of American Practice", Twelfth Edition, compiled and edited by the Association of American Railroads, Mechanical Division. Hardcover with blue covers and gold lettering on the spine and front cover. Contains detailed illustrations, photographs, technical drawings, and descriptions of steam, electric, and diesel locomotives. Pages are in good condition, with some signs of age. Pulling at back board, with notable separation. A valuable reference book for railroad enthusiasts or historians.

61 - Tool Reference Manuals and Catalogs Engineering and tool reference manuals and catalogs, including works by Brown & Sharpe, Warner & Swasey, Lufkin Rule Co., and others. Contains titles such as 'Machine Tools,' 'Turret Lathe Tools,' 'Precision Tools Catalog,' and 'Safety Engineering: The Magazine of Safety.' Also includes manuals on wire ropes by Bethlehem Steel and Williamsport. Manuals are in varying conditions, with some wear consistent with use and age.

62 - Vintage Catalogs and Manuals Vintage catalogs and manuals, including Mantua's HO Scale Model Railroad Cyclopedia, Polk's HO Model Railroads catalog, Comet Air-O-Trainer Basic Principles of Airplane Control booklet, and A.C. Becken Best Mail-Order Service catalog from 1928. Features other items like a church supplies catalog, a Frederick G. Henry Co. vintage catalog, and a Johnson Smith & Co. novelty goods catalog. Each piece contains detailed illustrations and extensive period information. Condition varies, with some wear and signs of age. The Becken catalog shows the most wear and is in fair condition.

63 - Agricultural, Farming and Seed Catalogs Agricultural and seed catalogs from various companies and years, including items such as the 'Better Hatches, Better Chicks' by Wisconsin-Ironclad Incubator Co., the 1930 Seed Annual by Shamp & Walker Co., and the Planet Jr. Farm and Garden Tools booklet. The lot also features unique pieces like the 1955 Rawleigh's Almanac and Cook Book, Practical Poultry Supplies by Henry R. Michell, and numerous others focused on farming, gardening, poultry, and agricultural equipment. Condition varies but includes many visually appealing covers and rich historical content.

64 - Tool Catalogs From 1920s-40s Starrett and More Catalogs from noted tool manufacturers dating from the 1920s through the 1940s. Includes six catalogs from Starrett (one No. 24 and five No. 26 catalogs), two from Millers Falls (No. 42 and No. 49), and two from Brown & Sharpe (No. 33 and No. 34).These catalogs feature detailed illustrations and specifications for a wide range of tools. The items are in various conditions consistent with age and use, with some showing wear, pencil and handling marks.

65 - Tool and Hardware Catalogs and Brochures Extensive lot of vintage tool and hardware catalogs and brochures, including titles such as 'Stanley Electric Tools' (1954), 'Skil Portable Tools' (1955), 'True Temper Tools,' and 'Hardware Age - Who Makes It' directory. Also features specialty catalogs from DeWalt, Disston, Silvo, Brown & Sharpe, and others, as well as an automotive catalog by Warshawsky & Co. Paulson’s catalog of watchmakers, jewelry and opticians tools in poor to fair condition. The catalogs have varied conditions, with some wear and signs of age, particularly on older items.

66 - Historical and Craft Catalogs A diverse collection of six books and catalogs featuring themes of historical artifacts, woodworking, and cultural history. Includes 'Relics of the Redman' by Marvin & Helen Davis with illustrations of Native American artifacts, 'Boy's Book of Indians' with educational and cultural stories, Indian Goods Catalog No. 11 by Indiancraft Production Co., and craft-specific resources such as 'Everything for the Home Craftsman,' 'Craftsman Wood Service Catalog-F,' and 'Hunt’s Catalog No. 15B for Woodworkers.' Items contain historical and craft-related imagery and details.

67 - Six Industrial Reference Books and Catalogs Six industrial reference books and catalogs: 'Machinery's Handbook, 12th Edition, 1941,' 'Illustrated Catalogue of Champion Blower & Forge Co.,' 'Steel' by Peter A. Fraser & Co., 'Blue Book, Scully Steel & Iron Co., 1912,' 'Wiley & Russell Mfg. Co. Catalogue No. 33,' and 'Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. Catalog.' Each book features detailed illustrations, product and machinery information, and period-specific industrial references. Condition varies, with some showing signs of use and wear, such as writing or edge fraying.

68 - 6 Decorative Books: Poetry & Literature Six decorative books featuring poetry and literature. Titles include 'Sonnets from the Portuguese' by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, illustrated by Willy Pogany, likely early 20th century; 'The Speaker's Library' by Dayton D. Dale, published by Elliott & Beezley; 'Leaves of Grass' by Walt Whitman, Doubleday Page edition, 1926; 'A Book of Famous Poems'; 'Essays in Idleness, the Tsurezuregusa of Kenko'; and 'The Poetical Works of William Cowper,' published by George Routledge and Sons. Books show varied binding styles and general wear consistent with age. Some bear inscriptions or personalized marks. The Speaker’s Library has binding issues.

69 - Vintage Juvenile Mystery Books, Judy Bolton Nine juvenile mystery books featuring notable series such as “Judy Bolton Mysteries” by Margaret Sutton, The Hardy Boys by Franklin W. Dixon, and The Bobbsey Twins by Laura Lee Hope. Includes titles like Seven Strange Clues, The Haunted Attic, and The Vanishing Shadow, among others. Published by Grosset & Dunlap and Whitman Publishing. Mixed conditions ranging from moderate wear, age toning to pages with intact dust jackets showing wear. The Midnight Visitor has worn hole from pages 189 to 238 at bottom. Great for collectors.

70 - 35 Vintage Children's Books 35 vintage children's books featuring titles from A Little Golden Book series, Rand McNally Junior Elf series, and more. Includes well-known characters such as Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, and Raggedy Ann. The books show wear consistent with age and use including edge and spine wear. A diverse assortment suitable for collectors or enthusiasts of vintage children's literature.

71 - Joan Walsh Anglund Books 12 books authored by Joan Walsh Anglund. Titles include five volumes of "A Friend Is Someone Who Likes You," "Christmas Is a Time of Giving," "Childhood Is a Time of Innocence," "Love Is a Special Way of Feeling," "Almost a Rainbow: A Book of Poems," and two volumes of "Look Out the Window." Books are published by Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., and Random House, New York. Conditions vary with some exhibiting wear to covers and spines.

72 - 15 Vintage and Antique Children’s Books 15 children's books featuring a variety of titles and themes. Includes hardcover volumes such as 'Johnny Crow's New Garden' by L. Leslie Brooke, 'Horns of Gur' by Maribelle Cormack and William P. Alexander, 'The Tale of Tom Kitten' by Beatrix Potter, and 'Little Magic Painter' by Muriel H. Fellows. Other notable works include 'Grimm's Fairy Tales,' 'The Gospel Story,' and 'Adventures by Land, Sea, and Air.' Many of the books exhibit wear consistent with age and use, including scuffing, edge wear, and discoloration. Some covers and spines show minor damage. Books are in fair condition.

73 - Seven Art Books Seven art books, including 'Youth at the Zoo' by Nina Scott Langley, 'The Chromolithographs of Louis Prang' by Katharine McClinton, 'A Treasury of American Prints' edited by Thomas Craven, 'New England Gallery' by Philip Kapel, 'Down Home: Camden, Alabama' photography by H.G. Moore, 'Memorial Exhibition of the Works of the Late Joseph Pennell', and 'Thirteen Chapters of American History Illustrated'. The books feature prints, lithographs, photographs, and historical details, with topics ranging from American art to chromolithographs and regional history. Some age toning to the pages and cover wear. Dust jackets have edge tears.

74 - Books: Fiction, Memoirs, and Histories A diverse collection of books encompassing fiction, memoirs, historical accounts, and other genres. Titles include 'Behemoth' by Eric Hodgins and F. Alexander Magoun, 'The Princess and the Goblin' by George MacDonald, and 'Parsifal' as retold by Oliver Huckel, among others. Many hardbound, with varying conditions from well-worn to preserved. Some books feature illustrated covers or other decorative elements.

75 - Six Historical Books Six history-related books spanning various topics and eras. Titles include 'The First Battle' by W.J. Bryan detailing the 1896 political campaign, 'The Old Boston Post Road' by Stephen Jenkins, 'Hawkers & Walkers in Early America' by Richardson Wright, 'The Great Rebellion: A History of the Civil War in the United States' (Volume I) by J.T. Headley, copyright 1862, published 1864, 'Watson's Annals of Philadelphia' by John Fanning Watson, volume one, 1844 and volume two, 1877. Various conditions with some wear, foxing, and intact pages featuring illustrations and engravings. Hardcovers with some leather bindings. Conditions vary, with cover and spine wear, age toning, loose binding, and some books with foxing to the pages.

76 - 1937 Allentown Police Souvenir Book 1937 Souvenir Book from the Allentown Police Department, commemorating the annual Field Day. Features historical photographs, advertisements, officer portraits, and articles on local landmarks and events, hosted at the Allentown Fair Grounds. The softcover book shows wear along the edges and some discoloration but remains intact. A rare piece of Allentown, Pennsylvania, history.

77 - Chester County Postcard Album Book 1981 Hardcover book titled 'Chester County Post Card Album' by William C. Heintzelman, published in 1981. The book features a green textured cover with gold lettering and a color image on the front. Contents include historic photographs and descriptions of postcards from Chester County, Pennsylvania, categorized by geographic areas. Includes a table of contents and acknowledgments. The book is in used condition with no significant visible damage and very minor cover wear.

78 - A Historical Sketch Of Roxborough, Manayunk Hardcover book titled 'A Historical Sketch of Roxborough, Manayunk, Wissahickon,' compiled from the writings of Joseph Starnes Miles and Rev. William H. Cooper. This commemorative edition marks the 250th anniversary of the community (1690-1940). Includes historical photographs, illustrations, and fold-out maps. Cover features a gold medallion design and green embossed lettering. Some wear visible on the back cover. Contains 250+ pages. Copyright 1940.

79 - The Wyoming Valley: An American Portrait Hardcover book titled 'The Wyoming Valley: An American Portrait' by Edward J. Hanlon. Published in 1987 by the Ivy Press. Details the history of Wilkes-Barre, Scranton and surrounding areas. Includes foreword by Daniel J. Flood and features historical photographs, illustrations, and maps. The book is bound in white cloth with a dust jacket showcasing an illustrated cover. Contents span 11 chapters, offering a comprehensive history of the Wyoming Valley, including its development and cultural significance. Includes bibliography and index.

80 - Allentown 1762-1987: A 225-Year History Set Two-volume hardcover set of "Allentown 1762-1987: A 225-Year History" published by the Lehigh County Historical Society in 1987. Volume One covers 1762-1920 and Volume Two covers 1921-1987. The books feature numerous black-and-white photographs, maps, and illustrations documenting Allentown's history. Original dust jackets included with some signs of wear. Ink marks at lower page ends. Published with a grant from the Harry C. Trexler Trust; printed by Lehigh Litho, Inc., Bethlehem, PA.

81 - 1899 Program for Grant Statue Unveiling A program produced by the Fairmount Park Art Association for the unveiling of the Bronze Equestrian Statue of General Ulysses S. Grant at Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, dated April 27, 1899. Published by J.B. Lippincott Company, the program includes event details, illustrations, and photographs of the statue and related ceremonies. The booklet is in good condition with visible age-related wear to the cover and pages.

82 - American Legion Records of Service Set, 1917-1927 Three copies of "The Records of Service 1917-1927," published under the auspices of Edward H. Ackerman Post No. 397 of The American Legion, Hellertown, Pennsylvania. Compiled by Jacob C. Schaeffer in 1927. Hardcover bindings in navy blue with gold title embossing and American Legion insignia. Contents include photographs, biographical sketches, and records of service. Some signs of wear on covers but appear structurally intact. Age toning on pages.

83 - Fort Necessity and Redstone Country Book, 1932 Hardcover book titled Fort Necessity and Historic Shrines of the Redstone Country, published in 1932 as part of the Washington Bicentennial issue (1732-1932). Published by the Fort Necessity Chapter of Pennsylvania, Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, in Uniontown, PA. Contains historical accounts, photographs, maps, and illustrations. Green cloth cover with gilt title lettering. Photo engraving by Imperial Ruling & Binding Co., Pittsburgh, PA.  Some wear to the cover and age toning.

84 - Ephrata: A History by James E. Ernst Hardcover book titled "Ephrata: A History" by James E. Ernst. Published in 1963 as a study of the Ephrata Cloister and broader Pennsylvania German religious history. Bound in textured cream-colored cloth with red text and designs on the cover. Contains a foreword, introduction, table of contents, and several chapters detailing various aspects of Ephrata. Includes original pages, and a handwritten inscription inside the front cover. Published by The Pennsylvania German Society. Some wear to the cover.

85 - Kittery: Ancient and Modern Booklet "Kittery: Ancient and Modern" is a detailed publication about the history and significance of Kittery, Maine, the oldest incorporated township in the state. The softcover book includes historical narratives, photographic illustrations, and a fold-out map of Kittery. Printed by the Star-Sequence School Press, it shows some signs of wear, including a water stain on select pages, writing at top front cover but remains intact. The content explores various landmark buildings, local culture, and historical details.

86 - College Bulletins From 1870s - 1890s Three vintage college bulletins and catalogs, including an 1870-71 Heidelberg College catalog (Ohio), an 1884-1885 Franklin and Marshall College Theological Seminary register (Pennsylvania), and an 1891 Ursinus College bulletin (Pennsylvania). Items feature faculty listings, course offerings, and advertisements of the period. Varying condition includes signs of age, such as foxing, crease marks, and minor tears.

87 - The History of the Borneman Family in America First edition book titled "The History of the Borneman Family in America, Since the First Settlers, 1721 to 1878," published by J.H. Borneman in Boyertown, PA, 1881. Copyright 1879. Hardcover with maroon cloth boards and gilt title on cover. Includes a genealogical account of the Borneman family. Pages exhibit foxing and age toning, and the binding shows wear but remains intact. Writing on inside front cover.

88 - The Follies of 1910: University of Pennsylvania Hardcover yearbook titled 'The Follies of 1910,' published by the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Features black leather covers with gilt lettering on the front and spine. Inside contains illustrations, photographs, and humorous depictions of student life and law school-related commentary. Binding and pages are intact with some aging and discoloration consistent with the book's age.

89 - The Library of Wit and Humor, 5-Volume Set Five-volume set of 'The Library of Wit and Humor: Prose and Poetry,' edited by A.R. Spofford, Librarian of Congress. Published by Gebbie and Company, Philadelphia. Copyright 1902. Each volume is bound Five-volume set of 'The Library of Wit and Humor: Prose and Poetry,' edited by A.R. Spofford, Librarian of Congress. Published by Gebbie and Company, Philadelphia. Copyright 1902. Each volume is bound in red cloth spine labels, featuring numerous classic engravings throughout. Pages are clean and bindings are intact, showing minor wear consistent with age. Illustrations complement the literary works of various authors. Covers show some wear. A few torn page edges in volume 3 (see photo).

90 - The American Metropolis Set, Three Volumes A three-volume set titled 'The American Metropolis: From Knickerbocker Days to the Present Time', authored by Frank Moss, LL.D., and edited by Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst, D.D. Published by Peter Fenelon Collier, New York. Copyright 1897. Hardcover editions with green cloth covers showing notable wear and scuffing. Pages include illustrations and text detailing New York City life in various phases. Some signs of age such as foxing, binding wear, and slight discoloration of pages. Tear at title page on volume one. Pulling and binding issues. Includes individual chapters documenting historical and cultural aspects of New York City.

91 - Scrooge Hardcover Book with Slipcase Hardcover book titled 'Scrooge,' published by Aurora Publishers, New York, with the copyright dated 1970. Features a red decorative slipcase and cover with gold text. Contains text and illustrations, including color images related to the story of 'A Christmas Carol' by Charles Dickens. The book is complete and in good condition, showing minimal wear to the slipcase and cover, with clean internal pages.

92 - Souvenirs of the Great War 1914-1919 by Bouchor Softcover edition of 'Souvenirs of the Great War 1914-1919' by J. F. Bouchor. Published by Librairie 'La Renaissance,' Lyon, with text in French and English. Includes numerous colored lithographs and writings commemorating the Allied war effort. Pages are intact but show signs of aging, such as yellowing and minor wear. The binding is delicate, with some separation visible at the spine. Some edge tears and chipping to the pages most notable at the front of the book. A historical artifact of World War I.

93 - Which Way America? by Lyman Bryson, 1939 Hardcover edition of 'Which Way America? Communism, Fascism, Democracy' by Lyman Bryson, published in 1939 by The Macmillan Company. This volume, part of 'The People's Library' series, includes its original green cloth binding with gilt spine text, and retains the dust jacket with minor wear. The dust jacket features an illustration related to the subject of the book. The interior pages show light aging but remain clean and intact. Impressed on back cover are the words, ˜Complimentary Professional Copy".

94 - The Wild Body by Wyndham Lewis, 1928 Hardcover copy of 'The Wild Body: A Soldier of Humour and Other Stories' by Wyndham Lewis, published in 1928 by Harcourt, Brace and Company, New York. Red cloth boards with gilt spine lettering. The book is intact with age toning to pages and no visible major tears. Original detachable dust jacket is included but is heavily worn and fragmented, showing significant tearing and creasing.

95 - To Thee! Commemorative Book Rockwell Kent Hardcover commemorative book titled 'To Thee!' celebrating a century of achievement, 1847-1947. Features a pink cover with blue spine and gilt lettering, designed by Rockwell Kent and printed by A. Colish in New York. Illustrated with black-and-white prints and includes inscriptions and historical narratives. Signed and dated 1946 inscription by the author on the inside cover. Includes a preface by Guido R. Rahr, President of Rahr Malting Company. Light wear on the cover and some interior pages.

96 - 1924 National Vaudeville Artists Souvenir Book Hardcover souvenir book for the 8th annual National Vaudeville Artists Week, held in New York City. The book features performers, advertising and other important figures for the 20,000 member organization. The back cover features a Chevrolet sponsor advertisement. Wear to the cover at the corners and spine, loose pages at front, age toning, staining on pages at back of book.

97 - Godey's Lady's Book for the Year 1853 Bound volume of ˜Godey's Lady's Book" for the year 1853, featuring fashion plates, illustrations, and social anecdotes. The hardcover binding shows wear with scuffing to the edges and visible water damage and foxing to the pages. Table of contents page has missing corners and tears.  Notable for its hand-colored fashion plates and engravings. Includes a table of contents and period-related articles.

98 - Niles' Weekly Register Volume IX, 1816 Niles' Weekly Register Volume IX, published in Baltimore in 1816. Hardcover featuring a marbled paper design with a black leather spine. Contains articles, essays, and records from March to September 1816, offering historical insight into this period. The book shows signs of wear including edge rubbing, staining, and toning on the pages. Includes the name 'James Lattimore' handwritten on the flyleaf.

99 - 1883 Third Report of U.S. Entomological Commission Third Report of the United States Entomological Commission, published in 1883 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and printed by the Government Printing Office. The book is bound in black cloth with gilt lettering on the spine. It features descriptions, maps (some damaged), illustrations, and information about the Rocky Mountain locust and related pests. Condition: exterior scuffing, staining and wear, some foxing and stains inside, partial map at front, tear in another folding map, some pages with creasing, with handwritten notes from 1905 on the rear endpaper.

100 - Report of the American Olympic Committee, 1920 Original copy of the "Report of the American Olympic Committee" for the Seventh Olympic Games held in Antwerp, Belgium, in 1920. The book features a tan paper cover with black text and an image of a statue, and includes numerous photographs and detailed records on the events, athletes, and committee members. The binding shows signs of wear, and the cover is detached, but interior pages appear intact and legible.

101 - 1949 Welch Laboratory Apparatus Catalog 1949 Welch Laboratory Apparatus catalog published by the W.M. Welch Scientific Company. Hardbound with a brown cover featuring gold lettering. Includes detailed product information, illustrations, and descriptions of scientific equipment, laboratory apparatus, chemicals, and supplies. Features over 300 pages of content, including black-and-white photographs and diagrams. Overall condition shows light wear consistent with age, including minor scuffing on the cover and edges.

102 - The Virginian by Owen Wister, 1925 Hardcover Hardcover edition of "The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains" by Owen Wister, published in 1925 by The Macmillan Company. Maroon cloth boards with illustrated front cover. The book shows notable wear, including frayed edges, torn pages, and minor stains. Interior features illustrations accompanying the text. Binding is intact but loose in areas, with visible wear throughout. Approximately 43rd printing based on publication details.

103 - The Intelligence of the Flowers Hardcover Hardcover edition of 'The Intelligence of the Flowers' by Maurice Maeterlinck, translated by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos. Published by Dodd, Mead, and Company, New York, in 1907. Features a decorative patterned cover. Some wear to the spine and edges, with age toning present on pages. Some pulling at front pages and first photo page is unattached. Black-and-white photo images throughout.

104 - Hi-Ya Neighbor Book by Ruth Stevens, 1947, Signed "Hi-Ya Neighbor" by Ruth Stevens, published in 1947 by Tupper and Love, Inc., Atlanta. Hardback with dark green cover. Contains photographs and a detailed narrative about Warm Springs and its connection to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Features an inscription signed by the author, Ruth Stevens. Includes related ephemera: a pamphlet for the Little White House and a paper placemat and brochure for Hotel Warm Springs. In good condition with light wear and minor age toning visible.

105 - The Kisses: The Month of May Charles Joseph Collet Brown hardcover edition of "The Kisses (Les Baisers) and The Month of May," written by Charles Joseph Collet. Published in London by Pickering & Co. The volume features illustrated plates and decorative artwork in red ink, as shown throughout the text. The spine shows signs of wear, and there is noticeable discoloration and edge wear on the cover. Blue endpapers are present. The interior contains a list of contents and the pages exhibit age spots and yellowing. Vellum pages in between illustrations show creasing and wear. Binding appears to remain intact though slightly fragile.

106 - Late 1800s-Early 1900s Novels Novels from the late 1800s through the early 1900s. Titles include "Some Strange Corners of Our Country" by Charles Lummis (spine pulling), "Under the Open Sky" by S.S. Cornell (loose title page), "Two Little Savages" by Ernest Thompson Seton, "The Vinegar Buyer" by Ezra Kendall, "Congressman Pumphrey the People's Friend" by John T. McCutcheon, and others. Condition of all books is fair, with some wear and age-related handling evident.

107 - Early 20th C. Magazines St. Nicholas, Harper's St. Nicholas magazines from the 1920s, Harper's Magazine from August 1907, and Cosmopolitan magazines from 1912 and 1913. All items exhibit signs of age, including tears, chipping to covers and some page edges, and age toning to the pages. The magazine covers feature period-specific artwork and advertisements. The lot provides a glimpse into early 20th-century literature, art, and advertisements.

108 - Novels, Memoirs, and History Books 19th/20th C. Collection of novels, memoirs, and history books featuring various authors and topics. Notable titles include "The History and Conquest of the Philippines," "A Guide to the Religions of America," and "The Castaway." Some books, such as "Around The Hub," exhibit spine damage. Includes two volumes of "Transgressions of Scripture" and two copies of "Rosemary: In Search of a Father." Conditions vary, with signs of wear on certain editions, including spines and covers.

109 - Paperback Lot of Romance and Mystery Novels Paperback novels primarily featuring romance and mystery genres. Includes titles such as "The Great Man," "Invitation to Live," "Flesh and Fire," "Jonathan Eagle," and others. Some covers display wear, and age toning is present on the pages, consistent with handling and age. Various authors and publishers represented, offering a mix of stories by notable and classic writers like Erle Stanley Gardner and William Faulkner.

110 - Malte-Brun's Geography, 6-Volume Set, 1827-1832 Complete 6-volume set of Malte-Brun's 'Universal Geography, or a Description of All the Parts of the World on a New Plan.' Volumes 1 and 2 are copyright 1827, and volumes 3 through 6 are copyright 1832. The books feature original leather bindings with red and black title plates on the spines. Moderate wear includes rubbing, edge wear, and foxing on pages, with bindings intact.

111 - Fortune Magazines From 1930s and 1940s Fortune Magazine editions from the 1930s and 1940s. Each issue shows wear to the cover and spine, with age toning to pages. Specific flaws include silverfish damage to the October 1942 issue's cover and a tear near the spine of the July 1944 issue. The collection includes editions with notable cover graphics and advertisements reflective of the era.

112 - Victorian Scrapbook Grouping Six Victorian-era scrapbooks each with decorative covers, featuring various collections of scrapbooked ephemera, including die-cuts, trade cards, and floral-themed pages. Items display notable age-related wear, including spine and binding issues, chipping to edges, and age toning to pages. Fair overall condition, suitable for display or restoration projects.

113 - Victorian Scrap Albums with Decorative Covers Five Victorian-era scrap albums featuring intricate embossed and gilt-stamped covers. The albums contain a variety of scrap images, including animals, floral designs, and embossed die-cuts. All albums show signs of wear consistent with their age, including spine issues, paper chipping, age toning, and tears. These condition concerns do not detract from their historical and decorative appeal.

114 - The Old Eagle School 1895 Trustee Ledger Ledger detailing the 1895 establishment and activities of the trustees of The Old Eagle School, covering meetings, accounting, and legal matters through 1927. Fair condition with front cover detached, rear cover missing, and edge wear, including chipping, age toning, and tears to pages. Contents remain intact, documenting significant historic renovations and decisions for the property, which still exists as a historic site located in Wayne, Pennsylvania.

115 - Bound Volume of The Casket, 1846 Issues Bound volume of The Casket periodical for the year 1846, encompassing issues from Vol. 1, number 1 to Vol. 2, number 7. Edited by Emerson Bennett and published in Cincinnati, Ohio, the publication is devoted to literature, science, and art news. The binding shows significant wear, and the pages exhibit some age-related toning, foxing, tears and edge fraying, characteristic of its age. Rare collection of mid 19th-century issues.

116 - Elbert Hubbard and Roycrofters Books Early 1900s books associated with Elbert Hubbard and the Roycrofters. Included are volumes from the "Little Journeys" series, copies of "The Philistine" magazine, "Elbert Hubbard's Scrap Book," and "The Note Book of Elbert Hubbard." The grouping also features additional titles, such as "The Fra" magazine. Conditions vary, with some wear and age-related damage visible on the bindings and covers.

117 - Colonial Era Deed Thomas and Richard Penn, 1749 1749 colonial era deed, Thomas and Richard Penn, children of William Penn, granting 32.75 acres in Saucon Township, Pennsylvania, to Abraham Donningower. The deed specifies rights for mining, hunting, and other uses. Payment terms include an upfront fee of 5 pounds, 1 shilling, and 6 pence, with an annual half-penny sterling and royalties to England for minerals extracted. Witnessed by Robert Hunter Morris, Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania, and dated March 20, 1755, during the reign of King George II. Document measures 13.5 inches wide at widest point and 16 inches long.

117a - Framed William Penn Engraving Framed engraving of William Penn, featuring a historical portrait. The engraving includes notable details and inscriptions below the image. The lower part of the engraving reads, 'From the original portrait of William Penn of Stoke Poges, Esq., presented in 1833 to The Historical Society of Pennsylvania'.

117b - Hand-Colored Engraving of William Penn Hand-colored engraving depicting William Penn and scenes related to Penns Treaty, with the title Penn's Treaty Ground, Present Appearance. The artwork showcases a central portrait of William Penn surrounded by vignettes of historical sites.

117c - Watercolor of Penn Treaty Monument Watercolor artwork depicting the Penn Treaty Monument, signed J. Wakeman on the lower section. The frame is rectangular, featuring dimensions of 13.5 inches by 17.5 inches. The artwork portrays two figures near the monument, with neutral earthy tones and detailed inscriptions. Backside features traditional framing paper with a hanging wire for display.

117d - 1869 South Carolina Bearer's Bond Certificate An 1869 South Carolina post civil war reconstruction bond certificate featuring ornate green and black design with historic imagery, issued for $1,000.  Maturity date of 1888. It includes multiple intact coupons except for one missing at the lower right corner. The certificate and the remaining coupons printing and details are clear with some edge tears and edge creases. The certificate is framed with overall dimensions of 17x22 inches.

118 - 1812 Indenture for Land in Upper Saucon, PA 1812 indenture for land in Upper Saucon Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania between Jonas Weaver and Peter Lynn. The deed is dated October 30, 1812, and was recorded in the office for recording deeds at Northampton in the County of Lehigh on February 18, 1815, by recorder Leonard Nagle. The document retains the original office seal and displays creasing, wear, and fading to ink. The dimensions of the document are approximately 24 inches by 10 inches. The auction company found a census record for Jonas Weaver.

119 - 1890 Survey Map of James Rowland Estate, Phila. Survey map dated June 10, 1890, showing the property of the Estate of James Rowland in the Sixteenth Ward, Philadelphia. Includes streets such as Delaware Avenue, Beach Street, Canal Street, Laurel Street, Lewellen Street, Glenat Street, and Pier 41, located in the Fishtown/Northern Liberties area where Rivers Casino is now situated. The map measures 35 x 22 inches and exhibits creasing and minor discoloration. James Rowland was the owner of Kensington Iron and Steel Works at 920 N. Delaware Avenue.  Also included is an 1868 company correspondence from James Rowland.

120 - Two 1800s Philadelphia Brief Of Title Booklets Two Brief of Title booklets from the 1800s detailing historical land ownership in Philadelphia. One booklet is for a tract of land called Tusculum in Northern Liberties, published in 1852, and the other is for a lot of land in West Philadelphia, published in 1855. Both feature detailed transfers of ownership with handwritten entries. Covers show creasing, edge tears, and age toning. These pieces provide a unique look into the documentation of land ownership during that era.

121 - Historic Banking Checks Historic banking checks including multiple checks from the Marine Hospital Service Salary, Philadelphia, PA, featuring an engraved portrait of Samuel Dexter, alongside an ornate check from the Chase National Bank of New York dated July 22, 1890. Documents exhibit wear commensurate with age, with creases, discoloration, and tears visible. Fascinating collectible pieces tied to 19th-century financial history.

122 - World War I Soldier Group Photo in Frame World War I photograph of soldiers, approximately 7 inches by 11 inches. The photo features a black wooden frame, though the photograph is loose and in need of remounting. The frame shows age-related wear. The back of the frame retains its original backing and hanging wire, also exhibiting signs of age.

123 - Early 20th C. Photo Album with Baseball Players Early 20th century family photo album featuring photographs adhered to and loosely inserted between pages. Included are notable rare images, such as minor league baseball players, including a Petersburg Goobers player from the 1919 Virginia League championship team. The team ended in 1924. The photo album depicts an array of moments including family gatherings and cityscapes. The album and photos show wear consistent with age, and some images exhibit corner tears and creases.

124 - World War 2 US Navy Sailor Photo Album World War 2 photo album belonging to a US Navy sailor stationed on the SC-450, a submarine chaser operating near the Florida coast on patrol for German U-boats. The album, in good condition with some missing photos and blank pages, contains numerous black-and-white images capturing naval life, personnel, and activities. It includes a 5x8 photo of the SC-450 ship. The photographs feature candid and posed shots of sailors and shipboard operations, offering a historical perspective from the Navy during wartime.

125 - Carte de Visite of a Civil War Soldier Carte de visite featuring a Union soldier in uniform holding his rifle, taken during the U.S. Civil War period. The reverse bears handwritten notes identifying the subject as JR Burgstresser just before going to war and includes the imprint of photographer B.T. Rockefeller of Frenchtown, NJ. The card measures approximately 4 inches in height and 2.5 inches in width. Slight wear consistent with age.

126 - Six Tintype Photos in Cases Six tintype photographs, each presented in partial cases. The portraits depict various individuals dressed in period attire, including men and women. Some cases retain decorative elements such as embossed gold-tone mats and inner trims. Wear and condition vary across the group, with all cases missing covers and one case without glass.

127 - 21 Tintype Photographs 21 tintype photographs depicting a variety of portrait subjects, including individuals, couples, and groups, with some housed in decorative paper mats. Measures vary, and the images show signs of age, such as wear, fading, and edge chipping. This lot highlights 19th to early 20th-century photographic practices and styles of attire.

128 - 15 Tintype Photographs 15 tintype photographs featuring individual and group portraits from the late 1800s. The tintypes vary in size and show signs of age, including surface wear, slight creases, and chipped edges. Each image displays unique poses, backdrops, and attire that reflect the period in which they were created.

129 - 45 Late 19th C. Cabinet Card Photos 45 cabinet card photographs dating from the late 1800s. The collection showcases various portraits, including men, women, and children, with some featuring studio backdrops or ornate furniture. Many photos are mounted on studio-branded card stock, typical of the era. The condition varies, with some showing signs of age such as slight discoloration or edge wear.

130 - 8x10 Family and Class Photographs Four 8x10-inch black-and-white photographs featuring family gatherings and class portraits. Includes two outdoor family group shots and two indoor class photos labeled "Class 1922" and "Class 1927." Mounted on period backing, with visible wear and aging on mounts. Photography and mounting consistent with early 20th-century techniques.

131 - 1906 Hardscrabble Farm Play Photo Photograph from the 1906 play Hardscrabble Farm, presented at Somerset Hall, Somerville, New Jersey. Dated February 15 and 16, 1906, with actors' names handwritten on the mat's lower front. Photo dimensions are 8x6 inches, and the mat measures 12x10 inches. The photo features a cast on stage with props and a backdrop reflecting the plays setting. Additional information is inscribed on the back.

132 - Early 20th-Century Church Construction Photo Black-and-white photograph depicting church construction in eastern Pennsylvania, dating to the early 20th century. The photo measures 8x10 inches, mounted on a 12x14-inch mat. The mat shows noticeable wear, including edge chipping and stains, while the photograph itself is in good condition with some visible age spots.

133 - 1904 Teddy Roosevelt Paper Mask Boston Post Teddy Roosevelt paper portrait mask, issued as a supplement to the Boston Sunday Post on August 28, 1904. The lithograph and mask is patented May 6, 1903. Measuring 10.5 inches by 13 inches, this rare piece of ephemera exhibits age toning, a stain at the lower right, and smudges. Remarkably, it has survived 121 years without being cut. Includes printed text on the verso with assembly instructions. A rare piece for the collector.

134 - Architectural and Home Design Books Seven books and publications focusing on architecture and home design. Highlights include "Homes for the People" by Gervase Wheeler (1855), "The Small Place" by Elsa Rehmann an Aladdin Readi-Cut Homes catalog, and "Year Book of the 25th Annual Architectural Exhibition, Philadelphia 1922." Additional items include "Encyclopedia of Architecture," (1800s, vol. 1), and "House & Garden's Book of Houses and Second Book of Interiors." Various conditions noted; some show wear, foxing, pulling at the spine and staining.

135 - Home Furnishing and Lighting Catalogs Two vintage catalogs featuring 20th century home furnishing and lighting options. Includes 'How to Select Furnishings for the Home, Part II' by A. R. Mayo Jackson, with detailed illustrations of furniture in various settings. Also includes 'Distinctive Lighting Equipment 1939' by Allen Electric Co., featuring a wide range of lighting fixtures such as chandeliers and pendants. Both catalogs show signs of age and wear but remain in usable condition for reference or display.

136 - Two Books on Botanical and Floral Art Two books: Flowers of the Field and Forest, published 1886 in Boston by Estes and Lauriat, featuring descriptions and chromolithographic plates of various plants, paired with The Art of Arranging Flowers: A Complete Guide to Japanese Ikebana by Shozo Sato, published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc. Both books contain rich illustrations, color plates, and photographs, with content relating to botany and floral arrangements. The antique book has some foxing and discoloration on a few pages. The ikebana book has some minor smudges.

137 - 10 Acting National Drama Volumes An incomplete ten-volume set titled "The Acting National Drama," edited by Benjamin Webster and published 1840 by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, London. The volumes feature marbled boards and red leather spines with gilt decoration and lettering. Each volume includes engraved frontispieces and literary works focused on plays and performances. The collection appears to include handwritten correspondence related to Benjamin Webster's career. This letter is tucked into a pocket of the first volume. Volumes included are 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 12, 14, 15, 17 and 18. There is age toning, some spots of foxing, wear to the covers, and the back cover of volume one is not attached.

138 - Cooking and Cookie Cutter Books Two historical books on culinary topics. Includes 'The Economy Administration Cook Book' (1913), published by W.B. Conkey Company, featuring tips and recipes from prominent women of the era, including Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Original hardcover with gilt and illustration but shows aging and wear. Also includes 'Cookie Cutters and Molds' by Arlene and Paul H. Greaser, published in 1969, a photographic study with historical context about cookies cutters, food molds and presses. Hardcover in red cloth with minimal wear. The cookbook has age toning, tears at title page and cover wear. The cookie cutter reference book has a personalization signed by the authors.

139 - German History of the United States Civil War 1866 German language book titled 'Geschichte des Burgerkrieges der Vereinigten Staaten,' translated as 'History of the Civil War in the United States,' published in 1866. Hardcover with a leather spine and marbled boards. Features engraved illustrations, portraits, and maps. The binding shows wear, with detached front and back covers. Some interior pages display foxing and discoloration due to age. Published by Gebruder Zeigler & Co. in Philadelphia and Chicago.

140 - Three Historic Philadelphia Books Three historic books and booklets featuring significant Philadelphia landmarks and history. Includes 'Views of Old Philadelphia (In Colors)' published by Adelbert Kohn, a pictorial booklet showcasing reproductions of historic landmarks in color; 'The Wissahickon Valley Within the City of Philadelphia' by Francis Burke Brandt, a detailed hardcover book printed under copyright in 1927 with photographs and historical context; and 'Historic Buildings of Germantown,' a string-bound booklet featuring images and descriptions of Germantown's historic buildings and sites. All materials are in good condition with minor wear typical of age. The Germantown booklet first photo is unmounted.

141 - Early 20th Century Automotive Repair Manuals Early 20th-century automotive books and manuals, featuring titles such as 'Gas Engine Troubles and Installation,' 'Audels Automobile Guide,' and 'The Automobile Handbook' by International Correspondence Schools. Additional items include the 'Keystone Motorist' magazine (1932), a 'Manual of Small Tool Equipment' for automotive and aircraft maintenance, and various guides on vehicle maintenance, piston rings, and safety. Various publishers and conditions included, with some wear present on older items.

142 - Oldsmobile, Ford, Dodge Manuals Collection Vintage automobile manuals, including a 1938 Oldsmobile Engineering Information book, two Ford Motor Co. instruction books (one for Model 'A'), and Dodge Motor Car and Graham Brothers Trucks informational books. Manuals provide insights into chassis features, operating guides, and technical diagrams. Condition varies, with some wear, stains, and signs of age. A valuable resource for automobile enthusiasts and historians.

143 - Audels Engineers and Mechanics Guide, 5-Volume Set 5 volumes of 'Audels Engineers and Mechanics Guide.' Published by Theo. Audel & Co., New York, with copyrights dated 1921, 1927. Vol. 1-4 are the 1930 edition and vol. 5 is the 1936 edition. Softcover books feature technical illustrations and detailed explanations of engineering and mechanics topics, offering practical information. Black covers with embossed titles and gilt lettering on spines. Some wear consistent with age but overall good condition.

144 - Electrical and Engineering Books Technical books on electrical and mechanical engineering including 'The Elements of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Vol. IV' (1898), 'Fractional Horsepower Electric Motors' (1st Edition), 'The Boy Electrician,' 'Scientific American Reference Book' (1920), 'The Lineman's Handbook' (1928), 'Electricity and Its Recent Applications,' and 'Standard Wiring' (1913). Some books have loose binding and pulling. Wear to the covers. Illustrated throughout with technical diagrams and content related to engineering and electricity.

145 - Germany 1936 Olympic Year Book A hardcover book titled 'Germany: The Olympic Year 1936,' published by Volk und Reich Verlag, Berlin. The book includes numerous black-and-white photographs documenting events from Nazi Germany during the 1936 Olympic Year. The cover is textured, wit

146 - 3 Illustrated Stephen Foster Songbooks Three late-19th-century songbooks written and composed by Stephen Collins Foster: "Nelly Was a Lady" (1892), "Massa's in the Cold Cold Ground" (1892), and "Old Folks at Home" (1892). Published by University Press, John Wilson and Son, Cambridge. Each book is illustrated and features partial decorative cloth bindings. Visible wear and damage, including stains, and losses, particularly to the covers and boards.

147 - 1821 Domestic Encyclopedia 3-Volume Set Three-volume set of "The Domestic Encyclopedia: A Dictionary of Facts and Useful Knowledge" by A.F.M. Willich, M.D., with editing and additions by Thomas Cooper, M.D., published in Philadelphia in 1821. This set features leather bindings with gilt detailing, marbling to the text block edges, and illustrated plates throughout. Includes wear, staining, and foxing to pages and covers consistent with age, some minor tears, and handwriting on endpapers.

148 - Cumberland's Minor Theatre, 4 Vols, 1827 Edition Four volumes of "Cumberland's Minor Theatre" published in 1827 by John Cumberland, London. Each volume contains biographical, critical remarks and numerous play scripts as performed at the Metropolitan Minor Theatres. The books feature marbled boards , quarter-bound leather spines with gilt decorations, and eight original engraved illustrations per volume. Visible wear and defects including detached covers, scuffs, and foxing on pages.

149 - 19th Century Educational Books Nine 19th-century educational books and one 18th-century book featuring various titles focused on rhetoric, grammar, spelling, and basic education. Many include publishers such as J. Grigg, A. H. Maltby, and others, with publication dates ranging from 1798 to 1839. Books exhibit wear consistent with age, including loose bindings, worn covers, stains, and inscriptions. Some books include frontispiece illustrations and printed educational tables. A notable array of historic teaching aids and literature.

150 - Little Bits of What You Like by MC Hoffman Signed Hardcover book titled "Little Bits of What You Like" authored by Martin C. Hoffman and published in Allentown, PA. The book features a red cloth cover with black decorative printing on the front. The title page includes an illustration and the author's signature. Interior pages feature poetry and are printed on cream-colored paper. The binding and endpapers are red, in line with the cover. Overall, the book is in well-preserved condition.

151 - Collier's Cyclopedia of 1882 Edition Collier's Cyclopedia of Commercial and Social Information, published in 1882 by P.F. Collier. This hardcover volume features a black cloth cover with gilt lettering and embossed design. The book includes extensive illustrations and articles on topics ranging from art to industry. The binding shows some wear, discoloration on back cover, minor creases and scuffs on some pages, and 3 noted pages with small tears, but it remains intact.

152 - Thesis on Shoe Factory, 1896 Thesis titled 'Test of Shoe Factory of Drew, Selby & Co., Portsmouth, Ohio,' authored by H.W. Griffin and W.W. Ricker, dated June 1896. This manuscript, prepared for the degree of Mechanical Engineer at Sibley College, Cornell University, includes text, charts, diagrams, and foldout blueprints. Features a maroon hardcover with visible wear on edges and spine, consistent with age. Contains handwritten notes, likely supplemental or preparatory material.

153 - Pennsylvania History Books and Directories Six books and directories related to Pennsylvania history and local areas. Titles include "The Red Hills" by Cornelius Weygandt, "Johnstown Pennsylvania: 1761-1961," "Silversmiths of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1730-1850" by Vivian S. Gerstell, "It's an Old Pennsylvania Custom" by Edwin Valentine Mitchell, a souvenir book of York, Pennsylvania, and the "Annual and Directory: Public Schools of Cambria County, 1930-1931." Includes a variety of content, from historical accounts to city directories, with photographs and illustrations. Condition varies, with some signs of wear such as edgewear and discoloration on older pieces.

154 - 1918 DuPont Blasters' Handbook Hardcover 1918 edition of the 'Blasters' Handbook' by E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Wilmington, Delaware. Black covers and gold lettering. The book provides detailed illustrations and instructions on blasting techniques and materials. Some signs of wear include faint discoloration on interior pages and an inscription on the inside front cover.

155 - Golding Jobber Printing Press Catalog Set Three Golding Jobber printing press catalogs published by Golding Manufacturing Co., Franklin, Massachusetts. Includes detailed descriptions, illustrations, and specifications for the Golding Jobber printing press models and related equipment. Covers and binding exhibit minor wear, and interior pages feature occasional foxing, but the text and illustrations remain intact and legible. The 1910 catalog has creasing to back pages. A comprehensive reference for collectors or historians of printing equipment. Catalog copyrights are 1904, 1908 and 1910.

156 - Strathmore Book Papers Sample Catalog, 1906 Strathmore Book Papers sample catalog published in 1906 by Mittineague Paper Co., Mittineague, Massachusetts. Hardcover volume, titled 'The Strathmore Quality Book Papers,' featuring detailed examples of paper types and uses, including Strathmore Japan, Old Cloister, Strathmore, Old Stratford, and Alexandra. Includes artistic illustrations, advertisements, and product descriptions. The book is bound in dark brown cloth with gold embossed lettering and shows signs of wear consistent with age. Some pulling at back board.

157 - Automotive Service Manuals, 3 Items Includes three automotive service manuals: a Studebaker wholesale parts and service catalog with detailed diagrams (1954), an Austin A40 Models service manual (1952), and a Ford Motor Company Lincoln V12 Engines repair manual (1936-1947). Manuals detail parts, operations, and repair instructions with illustrations. Conditions show varying states of wear typical of service use. All pages appear legible and intact.

158 - Gustave Geffroy Louvre Art Books, 2 Volume Set Two volumes by Gustave Geffroy titled 'Le Louvre: La Peinture Etrangere' and 'La Sculpture Au Louvre,' published by Editions Nilsson, Paris. Both books feature hardcovers with ornate gilded designs. The volumes showcase numerous black-and-white illustrations and text exploring foreign painting and sculpture collections at the Louvre. Some wear and discoloration is present on the covers and page edges, consistent with age. There is loose binding and some separation.

159 - Hamilton-Brown and Crooker Shoe Catalogues Two vintage publications: 'Hamilton-Brown Household Book' featuring illustrations, household tips, and shoe advertisements, and '1906 Catalogue' from H.W. Crooker Shoe Co., Boston. Both items include detailed illustrations of early 20th-century footwear styles. Minor wear and some discoloration are present, commensurate with age. The Hamilton-Brown book has a tied binding, while the Crooker catalogue includes a damaged front cover and damage to the top corner of the first twelve pages.

160 - 3rd Ed. Marcel Hair Waving Instruction Book 1928 Third edition of the "Complete Illustrated Course in the Art of Marcel Waving" by Julius, published in 1928. Includes instructions for curling bobbed and shingled hair, practical examination questions, and detailed illustrations. Softcover book in good condition with minor signs of wear. Published by Barbara Burke in New York. Original price listed as $3.00.

161 - Historical Sketch Switch-Back RR Mauch Chunk 1906 Booklet titled 'Historical Sketch of the Switch-Back Railroad and the Discovery of Anthracite Coal,' dated 1906. Published in Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania. Mauch Chunk is present day, Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. Contains historical narratives regarding the railroad and anthracite coal development, with additional tables and descriptions. Complete with 15 pages, bound in paper wraps. Some age toning and slight wear present to the cover, consistent with age.

162 - Alfred E. Myers Catalog, Watches and Jewelry 1914 Alfred E. Myers catalog showcasing a range of jewelry, watches, and silverware sold from 11 Hanover Street, Boston. Contains detailed black-and-white illustrations of pocket watches, rings, lockets, bracelets, cutlery, and other items. The booklet includes pricing, product descriptions, and ordering information. Condition include some signs of wear, cover tears at spine. A fine piece of advertising and retail history.

163 - American Electric Telephone Apparatus Catalog 1919 Original 'American Electric Telephone Apparatus' catalog, Catalog Number Sixty, published by the American Electric Company in Chicago, U.S.A. in 1919. The catalog features detailed illustrations and descriptions of various telephone systems, accessories, and components, including desk telephones, wall telephones, switchboards, and tools. The cover is intact but shows signs of wear, including discoloration, edge tears and chipping. The interior pages are in good condition, a few pages with edge tears. Visible text and imagery throughout. Contains a complete alphabetical index at the back.

164 - Window Trimming for the Menswear Trade, 1905 Hardcover book titled 'Window Trimming for the Men's Wear Trade,' authored by Willard J. Bond and copyright dated 1905. Features a red cloth binding with a gilt-decorated cover and spine. Contains illustrated content on visual merchandising and window display techniques, including black-and-white photographs, diagrams, and text explanations. Shows light wear consistent with age, with intact pages and binding. The final chapter, Window Lighting, shows wear and discoloration to the pages. A few pages with minor edge tears.

165 - Benj. Allen & Co. Jeweler's Catalogue - Catalogue No. A28 of Materials, Tools, and Jeweler's Supplies by Benj. Allen & Co., Chicago, Illinois. Hardcover with green cover, includes numerous illustrated pages of tools, equipment, and supplies for jewelers and watchmakers. The catalog shows signs of wear such as cover damage, binding separation. taped repairs and yellowing consistent with age. Index located at the back of the book. A valuable historical resource showcasing early 20th-century trade tools.

166 - Golding & Co. Electrotype Catalogs, 1888 and 1897 Two catalogs by Golding & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, showcasing specimens for printing and typography. Includes 'Specimens of Electrotype Cuts, Ornamental Designs' (1888), and the '1897 Catalogue of Type, Borders and Ornaments, Brass Rule.' The books feature extensive illustrations, scales of prices for electrotyping, and detailed typographic specimens. Both catalogs show notable wear, with torn edges, toning, and detached covers, but remain legible and illustrative of historical printing practices.

167 - Dennison Manufacturing Company 1913-1914 Catalogue Original 1913-1914 Dealer's Catalogue of Tags and Specialties published by Dennison Manufacturing Company. Hardcover with a blue cloth cover featuring gilt lettering. The catalog includes detailed color and black-and-white illustrations of shipping tags, labels, party goods, and other paper products sold by the company. Pages exhibit light foxing and minor wear, consistent with age. Binding is intact. The cover has heavy wear including heavy crease, some soiling and corner bumps. A rare historical piece showcasing product design and graphic art from the early 20th century.

168 - 1930 Printing Equipment and Press Catalogs Three printing and press catalogs, featuring detailed information and imagery of printing equipment from early 20th century. Includes: a 'Printing Equipment' cooperative catalog 1930, showcasing machinery and supplies; a press catalog by John Thomson Press Company, 1906; and 'The Kelly Automatic Job Press' by The American Type Founders Company, 1922. All in good condition with clean pages and detailed descriptions of equipment offerings.

169 - Kentucky Rifle Patchboxes, The Revolver Books Two hardcover books on firearms history and design. Includes "Kentucky Rifle Patchboxes & Barrel Marks" by Roy F. Chandler, 1972, featuring detailed illustrations and information on patchbox designs and engravings, red hardcover binding. Also includes "The Revolver 1865-1888" by A.W.F. Taylerson, 1966, offering an in-depth study of revolvers of the period, published by Crown Publishers, Inc., with dust jacket in worn condition. Both books appear intact and well-preserved.

170 - A-E-Co Marine Auxiliaries Catalog A catalog titled 'A-E-Co Marine Auxiliaries' by the American Engineering Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Features various marine auxiliary equipment including steering wheels, hoists, winches and other ship components. Contains detailed descriptions, technical illustrations, and specifications. Bound with a brown paper cover and secured by brass fasteners. Writing on cover front and back. Signs of wear consistent with age; interior contents are legible and intact.

171 - Screw Propellers by Charles W. Dyson, Two Volumes Two volumes titled 'Screw Propellers and Estimation of Power for Propulsion of Ships, Also Airship Propellers' by Rear Admiral Charles W. Dyson, U.S.N., third edition, rewritten, 1924. Includes Volume I: Text and Volume II: Atlas, both published by Simmons-Boardman Publishing Company, New York. The hardcovers are red with gilt titles, showing discoloration, cloth tears and staining on volume 2. Contains mathematical formulas, diagrams, charts, and technical information. 

172 - Cyclone Well Drills Catalog 1920s Cyclone Well Drills catalog, issued by the Sanderson Cyclone Drill Company of Cleveland, Ohio. The catalog features detailed descriptions, diagrams, and illustrations of well drilling equipment, including specifications and applications. The burgundy softcover binding has an embossed design with a printed illustration, while the interior pages showcase black-and-white images and technical data on products. Includes an introductory note from G.R. Sanderson.

173 - Vintage Scientific Equipment Catalogs Two vintage scientific catalogs include a Laboratory Materials Company Catalog "D" from 1927 and a Henry Troemner's Catalog No. 153 from 1923. The Laboratory Materials catalog features illustrations and details of chemicals, laboratory apparatus, and scientific books. The Henry Troemner catalog showcases a variety of balances, scales, and weights used in scientific and industrial applications. Both catalogs are in used condition, with some signs of wear and an owner's inscription in one volume. Page 103-104 of the Troemner scale has a missing piece of the page which is a printer’s error (see photo).

174 - Graybar Electric 1926-7 Electrical Supply Book Graybar Electric Company Electrical Supply Year Book for 1926-1927, featuring items by Western Electric. Hardcover with gray cloth binding and embossed lettering. Features detailed illustrations, product descriptions, diagrams, and pricing for various electrical supplies of the period. Interior pages are aged but intact with some foxing and toning. Some edge tears to the pages. Outside cover shows wear and a stain on the front and rear.

175 - Blackstone and His "Show of 1001 Wonders" Program - Souvenir program for Harry Blackstone Sr.'s magic show, "Show of 1001 Wonders." Features biographical information, photographs, and magic tricks with instructions. Includes 2-in-1 content: a souvenir program and a section titled "Tricks You Can Do," which are fully illustrated and explained. The program consists of text and black-and-white photographs, depicting Blackstone and performers. Measures approximately magazine size and shows some light wear consistent with age. Circa post war 1940s.

176 - Barbie's Easy-As-Pie Cookbook and Booklets Lot A hardcover copy of Barbie's Easy-As-Pie Cookbook by Cynthia Lawrence, published in 1964, first printing, by Random House under license from Mattel, Inc. The book features illustrated recipes and a detailed contents page. Also included are six Mattel booklets featuring Barbie, Skipper, and Ken with exclusive fashion styles and product advertisements. All items show signs of wear consistent with age but are in overall good condition. The numbers, 15103 are written on front endpaper.

177 - 1929 Municipal Index by American City Magazine 1929 Municipal Index published by The American City Magazine. Sixth Annual Edition. Hardcover with a red embossed cover and gold title detailing. Contains detailed listings, photographs, maps, and advertisements relevant to municipal services and construction in the late 1920s. Includes subjects like city planning, public works, and municipal equipment. In good condition with clean pages and minimal wear to the cover.

178 - Three 20th Century Diaries and Date Books Three early 20th-century personal books: a 1910 Westinghouse date book with entries and scientific information, a 1930 date book with handwritten daily notes, and a 1940 diary belonging to a woman from Souderton, PA featuring extensive journal entries throughout. The 1940 diary includes pre-printed date headers and additional historical references on each page. Covers show minor signs of wear, pages with handwritten content remain intact and legible.

179 - Four 18th-19th Century Books 1751 - 1814 A lot comprising four books, each with distinct historical significance and condition. Includes 'Life of Nelson' by Robert Southey (Boston, 1814), a heavily worn volume with a torn title page; 'The Works of James Thomson,' featuring the play 'Sophonisba' (Dublin, 1751), with stains and wear; 'The Life of George Washington' by M.L. Weems (Philadelphia, 1812), showing damage, missing front cover and damage to pages at beginning; and 'The Military Mentor' (Vol. II, Boston, 1808), disbound with loose pages. All exhibit varying degrees of wear, foxing, and damage. Fair to poor condition.

180 - Our Islands and Their People, 1899, 2 Volumes Two-volume set of "Our Islands and Their People", published in 1899 by N.D. Thompson Publishing Co. This richly illustrated work, subtitled "As Seen with Camera and Pencil," features photogravures, maps, and text by Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler and others. Both volumes are bound in teal cloth with gilt titles. Interior pages contain color and black-and-white plates. Some wear to covers and spines; pages overall appear clean and intact.

181 - Religious Books from 1821 to 1877 Four religious books, including a 1821 Philadelphia publication 'Instructions on the Principles and Duties of the Christian Religion' with handwritten inscriptions. Also features a green leather-bound 'Psalms and Hymns' by the Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1842; a red leather New Testament by the American Bible Society dated 1871, including inscriptions; and a German devotional book with decorative cover and corresponding original slip-case, showcasing colorful illustrations and dated content. Wear to the covers and foxing and writing on some volumes.

182 - La Mode Feminine Card Set, 1795 - 1900 Illustrated colored plates titled ˜La Mode Feminine" detailing women's fashion from 1795 to 1900. Includes four complete folios of 20 each, housed in a floral-patterned slip-case. Each card features hand-colored illustrations of period clothing with labels indicating the year. The cards, 80 total, and box show wear consistent with age, including scuffs and minor damage to the box edges.

183 - Langenscheidt Miniature Dictionaries Set Langenscheidt miniature dictionary set, comprising four books housed in a custom orange leather bookstand. Dictionaries include English-German, German-English, French-German, and German-French translations. Published by Langenscheidt KG, Berlin-Schoneberg, editions primarily from the 1950s. The books and stand are in matching orange leather with gilt decoration, showing signs of light wear consistent with age.

184 - (2) A. Kiesewetter & Co. Grocery Catalogs 19th C. Late 19th-century catalogs from A. Kiesewetter & Co., Importing Grocers of Philadelphia, featuring a detailed listing of imported and domestic groceries and delicacies. Printed by Berkemeyer, Sellersville, the catalogs are softcover with orange paper bindings. Each measures approximately 7 x 5 inches, showing minor signs of wear consistent with age. Pages include detailed product lists with blank columns for customer use.

185 - The Redemption of the Lower Schuylkill, 1924 Hardcover book titled 'The Redemption of the Lower Schuylkill: The River as It Was, The River as It Is, The River as It Should Be,' authored by John Frederick Lewis. Published in 1924 by The City Parks Association of Philadelphia. The book features a blue cloth cover with gilt lettering on the spine. Includes illustrations and black-and-white plates depicting views of the Schuylkill River in different states. The interior pages are clean and printed on quality paper. Overall condition is good with minor wear at the edges.

186 - Descriptive Souvenir of Fairmount Park, 1917 A book titled 'Descriptive Souvenir of Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa.' Published in 1917 by the Fairmount Park Guard Pension Fund Association. The hardcover binding features a light blue design with black lettering. Inside, the book contains black-and-white photographs, a colored print, and period advertisements relevant to Fairmount Park and its era. Displays some wear, including fading and light soiling to covers and age-related discoloration.

187 - Pennsylvania Historical Publications Six distinct Pennsylvania historical publications. Items include: 1815-1915 Hanover Centennial Souvenir Program with historical sketches; Vol II of Historical Sketches by the Historical Society of Montgomery County, PA; A History of Towamencin Township by J. Henry Specht; a booklet on Augustus Lutheran Church, Trappe, PA, dated 1931; Premium List and Rules of the 58th Annual Exhibition of Gratz Agricultural & Horticultural Association from 1931; and the 1948 Community Fair booklet for Upper Perkiomen Valley. Condition varies across items, with some wear and aging present.

188 - Going Texan: Houston Livestock Show Book Hardcover book titled "Going Texan: The Days of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo" by Geoff Winningham with photography and text by the author, and design by Max Harrison and Geoff Winningham. Published by Mavis P. Kelsey Jr., 1972. Two booklets: an early 20th century souvenir booklet titled 'Souvenir of Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko,' featuring historical details and color photographs, including a panoramic fold-out view; and 'The Time of the Mollies,' first edition, signed by the author George Harvan, covering the trials and history of the Molly Maguires with illustrations, photographs, and historical accounts. Both items are in used but readable condition. Some wear to the covers. Includes its original dust jacket, showing external signs of wear, and features numerous black-and-white photographs capturing moments from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Book in good condition with some pulling at title page (see photo), with minimal interior wear. Dust jacket shows some yellowing and wear.

189 - Souvenir of Mauch Chunk, Molly Maguires Booklets Two booklets: an early 20th century souvenir booklet titled 'Souvenir of Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko,' featuring historical details and color photographs, including a panoramic fold-out view; and 'The Time of the Mollies,' first edition, signed by the author George Harvan, covering the trials and history of the Molly Maguires with illustrations, photographs, and historical accounts. Both items are in used but readable condition. Some wear to the covers.

190 - 4 Bucks County, Delaware Valley Booklets Four publications related to Pennsylvania history. Includes 'Diane Drowns Delaware Valley,' a 1955 recount of a tragic flood catastrophe with photographs and maps; 'Trolleys of Bucks County, Pennsylvania' by Harry Foesig, Barker Gummere, and Harold E. Cox, 1985, featuring historical trolley information and a detailed fold-out map; a 1930s catalog from Sine's Poultry Equipment Store in Quakertown, featuring illustrations and information on poultry houses; and 'Early Inns and Taverns of Milford Township' by Terry A. McNealy, published in 1985 by the Milford Township Historical and Preservation Society, listing historical establishments and proprietors. All items in readable condition with some age wear.

191 - Allen Family History Book by Orville Allen Softcover genealogy book titled 'Allen Family History' by J. Montgomery Seaver, featuring detailed records, photos, and a family crest. Published by The American Historical-Genealogical Society, the book includes family lineage charts, biographical entries, and notable figures. The cover and pages show some signs of wear consistent with use and age. Circa 1930.

192 - Miller Family Record 1830-1960 Genealogy Books Two genealogy books titled 'Miller Family Record 1830-1960,' featuring detailed family records and historical information for the Miller lineage. Both books have cream-colored paperback covers with black text. The interior includes tables, dates, biographical entries, and notes in a structured format. Books show light signs of wear, consistent with age, some notation, but appear well-preserved overall. A valuable resource for genealogical research or collecting family history materials.

193 - Four 19th-20th Century Church Booklets Four booklets related to church records and proceedings. Two booklets titled 'Abstract of the Minutes' from the Thirty-Eighth Annual Sessions of the Classis of Lancaster for the Reformed Church in the United States, dated 1890, with advertisements interspersed. A '1931 Directory' for the Memorial Reformed Church of Easton, PA, featuring membership rosters and local advertisements. Final booklet is the 'Acts and Proceedings of the Synod of the Potomac' from 1877, including meeting minutes, bylaws, and detailed proceedings. All items in pre-owned condition, with some wear and toning consistent with age.

194 - 1873 Allegheny Cemetery Historical Book Hardcover book titled 'Allegheny Cemetery: Historical Account,' published in 1873 by Bakewell & Marthens in Pittsburgh. Includes historical descriptions, acts of legislation, proceedings, officers, and notable monuments with illustrations and engravings. Features a detailed list of burials and memorial descriptions. Slightly worn gilt and cloth cover, with some spine and edge wear; interior is intact with legible text and illustrations. Some pulling to the binding.

195 - Three Pennsylvania Historical Books Three historical books, featuring: 'Lutherans In Berks County: The Two Hundredth Anniversary of Organized Church Life, 1723-1923,' published by the Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania, hardcover with green cloth binding and gilt decoration; '36th Annual Report Board of Water Commissioners, Reading, Pa, 1894-5,' black cloth hardcover with fold-out maps. The book has wear to the cover, age toning to the pages and the pull out maps have some damage; and 'A Legacy of Wilderness: The Centennial History of the Forest Lake Club,' published in 1984 with original dust jacket, limited edition number 266 of 500, green cloth hardcover, dust jacket, and illustrated endpapers.

196 - Boyertown Centennial, Kutztown Sesqui-Cent. Books A lot comprising two historical commemorative books. The first is titled "Centennial of Boyertown Pennsylvania: Centennial '66," celebrating Boyertown's 100th anniversary in 1966, featuring historical text, photos, maps, and advertisements. The second, "Kutztown Sesqui-Centennial Commemorative Book: 1815-1965," marks Kutztown's 150th anniversary and includes information on the town's history, notable landmarks, and individuals, along with illustrations. Both books are intact and showcase rich local history.

197 - Handbook of Medway History 1713-1913 Handbook of Medway History, 1713-1913, compiled by Orion T. Mason. The softcover volume provides a historical review of Medway, Massachusetts, including notable events and illustrations across its pages. The book exhibits signs of wear, including stains on the cover but the interior pages remain legible. Two-staple binding with handwritten notes on the inside cover. Tear to end paper.

198 - 7 Pennsylvania Historical Books Seven historical books, booklets and programs from various parts of Pennsylvania, highlighting anniversaries, events, and history. Includes items such as the 50th Anniversary of the Union Fire Company (Bethel, PA, 1973), 50th Anniversary of Community Fire Co. No. 1 (Schnecksville, PA, 1974), Alburtis Golden Jubilee (1963), "The Lehighton Story," Silver Anniversary of Palmerton, PA (1923), two hundredth Anniversary Souvenir of Tulpehocken (1723-1943), and "South Whitehall Then and Now 1776-1976." Some feature photographs, advertisements, and historical information. Conditions range from fair to very good with minor wear noted. Binding issues with the Tulpehocken book.

199 - Commemorative Biographical Record Northeastern PA A hardcover volume titled "Commemorative Biographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania," published by J.H. Beers & Co., Chicago. Includes detailed biographical sketches of prominent citizens in Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike, and Monroe counties. Features illustrated portraits, a decorative gold-embossed cover, gilt-edged pages, and patterned endpapers. Spine damage and wear to edges. Interior pages and illustrations in fair to good condition, with some visible discoloration and foxing. Copyright 1900.

200 - 20th C. Scrapbooks with Memorabilia Seven scrapbooks featuring photographs, postcards, clippings, and other ephemera. Includes various themes such as travel, local history, arts, festivals, and personal correspondence preserved across multiple books. Items offer a glimpse into historical and personal documentation, with well-preserved pages containing vintage imagery and written material. Wear to covers, age toning, loose pages.

201 - Narrative and Critical History of America, 6 Vols. A incomplete 6-volume set of 'Narrative and Critical History of America,' edited by Justin Winsor and published by Houghton, Mifflin, and Company in 1889. Each volume is bound in leather, featuring gilt lettering to the spine and marbled endpapers. The set includes numerous illustrations, maps, and critical analysis. Some wear and damage to spines and edges. Volume VIII has separated covers. Interior pages are generally well-preserved.

202 - Yearbooks 1910-1965 Extensive collection of school yearbooks spanning 1910 to 1965, including editions such as "The Recall," "Unaliyi," "The Talisman," "The Arxalma," and "The Comet." Schools represented include Rutgers, Souderton High School, Lansdale High School, Reading Senior High School, and Nazareth Area High School. Notable items include a 1910 Rutgers Class Day commemorative booklet. The collection offers a historical glimpse into mid-20th century student life and design aesthetics. Some signatures and writing.

203 - 8 Historical and Literary Books Eight assorted books and bound magazines primarily from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes 'Godey's Lady's Book,' 'The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine,' 'Pennsylvania Legislative Handbook and Manual,' 'Obituary Address in Honor of Henry Clay,' 'Report of the Commissioner of Patents for 1850,' and 'Graham's Lady's and Gentleman's Magazine.' Varied subjects include literature, illustrations, government reports, and historical accounts. Visible wear consistent with age, including worn bindings and covers, and some foxing. The books are in fair to poor condition. The Godey's book has many engravings and illustrations but some are cut and missing.

204 - 4 Vintage Travel and Cruise Brochures Four historical travel and cruise brochures. Includes a cabin plan for the S.S. General Grant, General Pershing, and General Lee by States Steamship Lines, showing passenger accommodations and world routes. Also includes a Great White Fleet winter cruise advertisement, Ward Line's 1933 Havana and Mexico cruise schedule and fares, and a 1933 Chicago Tour brochure for the Century of Progress Exposition. Items show folds, creases, and a minor splits. Some age-related yellowing may be present. Ward Line brochure is missing a staple.

205 - 1930s Alaska Steamship Co. Travel Brochures Two travel brochures by the Alaska Steamship Company promoting cruises and tours in Alaska from the 1930s. Includes detailed itineraries, maps, and illustrations. One brochure includes a fold-out color map of Alaska. Light wear consistent with age, with visible creasing and some edge wear on the covers. The interiors are clean and legible. Historically significant promotional material from a prominent shipping line.

206 - 1927 Austin-Western Line General Catalog No. 27 The Austin-Western Line General Catalog No. 27, published in 1927 by the Austin-Western Road Machinery Company, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. The catalog features illustrations, photographs, and detailed descriptions of road machinery and equipment, including graders and other machinery. It is in good overall condition with minor wear on the cover, spine tears, age toning, some corner creases consistent with age and use. A valuable piece of industrial and historical ephemera.

207 - Vintage Travel Brochures and Souvenir Programs Vintage travel brochures and booklets including items promoting destinations such as California, Niagara Falls, Yellowstone National Park, New York City, and railroad travel across the United States. Items include promotional publications, illustrated souvenirs, and themed travel advertisements from various eras. The collection features colorful graphics, unique designs, and diverse content showcasing historic travel promotion styles. Condition varies across pieces with some showing signs of aging or wear.

208 - Vintage Fashion and Merchandise Catalogs Four vintage catalogs, including "National Cloak & Suit Co." for Fall/Winter 1926-1927, "Lane Bryant" catalog, "Cass Christmas Catalog" No. 120 (year unspecified), and "The Fashion Hall of Fame" by Martha Lane Adams Co. for Spring/Summer 1923. Also included is "G.M. Thurnauer Co. Inc." catalog with supplement. These catalogs feature fashion, household goods, and specialty items with detailed illustrations, styles, and descriptions from the era. All items show signs of age and wear with some use-related damage. Thornauer catalog has spine damage.

209 - Vintage Catalogs and Magazines Five vintage catalogs and magazines, including the 1967 Bennett Brothers Blue Book of Quality Merchandise, Western Auto Fall and Winter 1972 catalog, a Popular Club Plan catalog focusing on Christmas shopping, a Meccano Magazine from April 1971, and the Milway 1972 Yearbook. These catalogs feature a variety of merchandise, toys, home furnishings, and hobby products. The items appear used, with signs of handling and age, such as worn edges and creased pages.

210 - Vintage Industrial Supply Catalogs Five vintage industrial supply catalogs, including "Standard Supply & Equipment Co. Catalogue C," "William H. Taylor & Co. Mill and Factory Supplies," "Owen & Salfer, Philadelphia," "Elliott-Lewis Electrical Co. Catalogue No. 10," and "Seaman Mill Supplies Inc." Each catalog features detailed product information and illustrations relevant to historical industrial, mechanical, and electrical supplies. Overall condition includes visible signs of wear, binding issues, with intact pages and significant historical value.

211 - 1893 Transactions of Naval Architects Society Hardbound volume of ˜Transactions of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1893." Features maroon cloth covers with gold gilt lettering. Includes technical articles, fold-out schematics, and diagrams on naval architecture and marine engineering. Contains contributions from officers and members of the society. Some age toning present, pulling at the spine end papers, condition generally good with fold-outs intact.

212 - 1886 Pennsylvania Railroad Report Book An instructional guide published in 1886 for making reports to the Car Record Office. The book includes a detailed calendar for 1886, instructions for handling train car tracking and reporting, and an alphabetical list of junction stations with their locations and connections. The publication is bound in a black hardcover with visible wear, including frayed edges and scuff marks. Contains handwritten annotations and internal wear, reflecting its use as a working reference document.

213 - 19th C. St Joseph Minutes Book, Sunday School Book Two handwritten record books from the 19th century. The first is a larger ledger-style minutes book for St. Joseph's in East Allentown with a fabric cover and handwritten entries documenting various proceedings or minutes from 1895 - 1903. The second is a smaller ledger titled 'Sunday-School Minute Book,' containing detailed attendance records and meeting notes. Circa 1870s. Both books show wear consistent with age, including fragile bindings, edge wear, and some torn pages.

214 - 19th and 20th Century Accounting Ledgers Three historical accounting ledgers from the 19th or early 20th century. Two are from Bucks County, and the third is Adams Sugar Refinery, Philadelphia. The ledgers display handwritten records, combining business and financial transactions. The first is bound in leather with marbled inner covers, the second in a mix of cloth and leather, and the third is Gray's Globe Ledger with a cloth-covered hardcover. All books include handwritten entries in ink, some with color-coded markings, with wear to the covers consistent with age and use.

215 - Bamboo: Its Cult and Culture 1945 Ltd. Ed., Signed Bamboo: Its Cult and Culture features paintings by Wang Tseng-Tsu and interpretative text and art analysis by Katherine M. Ball, published by The Gillick Press, Berkeley, California, in 1945. This is copy number 168 of a limited edition of 500. Signed by Katherine M. Ball at back of book. The book is bound in black with patterned endpapers and contains artwork and text on the cultural significance of bamboo. The volume shows signs of wear to the binding, but its contents appear intact. There is some fraying to the cloth cover and light soiling.