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Spiral-bound in copper bds with green titles and illustration of airplane and an early settler settin' on a log by a campfire. Small piece of the lower corner chipped off. DeLuxe Edition 150th Anniversary of the Founding of St. Johnsbury Vermont 1937. 112 pages, illustrated, the last few are ads. St. Johnsbury's Past and Present (Illustrated) Sesqui-Centennial Program and Pageant Synopsis. 1937 Loaded with Photos and history. Cowles Press. St, Johnsbury, 1937. 101 pages + 9 pages of ads in the rear and many others interspersed within. The paper is a bit thicker and better quality than the, more common, paper edition. Scarce thus.

1954 Somersworth Free Press, Inc., Somersworth, NH, 1954. Soft Cover. Book Condition: Near Fine with a touch of sunning along the spine and a few light spots. A town report from its Bicentennial Celebration, photo illustrated. 64 pages.

Washington: U.s. Printing Office Wraps/Green. Very Good. This Is an Index to the 1800 Federal Census of Grafton And Hillsborough Counties.State of New Hampshire

Arthur E Clarke, 1899 A good example in the original greenish paper side-staped wrappers. Arthur E Clarke - Public Printer, Manchester, NH, 1899. 40 pages of text in good condition. Top edge has a bit of a rough srea about 1.5" long, A gift-quality example suitable for the most discriminating collector. Book Moose B&B (Bagged & Boarded) for preservation. Second printing with the act concerning the protection of Black Bass on Lake Waukewan [ Approved March 11th, 1899]

Telephone Directory Fall and Winter Issue 1914 New England Telephone & Telegraph NE T&T Company and Associated Companies. J. F. Hall, Vermont District Manager District Headquarters, Rutland, VT. Fall Issue, 1914 Corrected to August 25, 1914. Alphabetical List of Exchanges •There are about 250 towns listed, Mostly Vermont, however... •29 are New Hampshire border towns (5-10 miles). •Also there are towns from both MA (Massachusetts,) and NY. •COMPLETE with 152 numbered pages, + the stiff card covers, No pages are missing. •ALSO INCLUDED: A sheet advertising the Passumpsic Telephone Company which outlines the long distance rates from Newport, VT to surrounding communities and states, and Quebec, Canada. Rates quoted are for 3-minute intervals. CONDITION NOTE: General wear, upper left corner ripped off small piece, edge chipping, normal tanning of the pages .

Unknown One the smallest schools in the area, and in the state. The school served all of the children in the community from grade1-12. The entire High School grades (9-12) had only 19 students and just 46 students in grades 1-8The graduating class had 3 students; Wendel Glines: Wendel was born on December 23, 1931 and passed away on Thursday, September 24, 2009. Wendel was a resident of Monroe, New Hampshire at the time of passing. He was a graduate of the Twin Mountain High School Class of 1950, then served in the US Air Force from February 1952 through February 1956. Wendel was married to Barbara. William Wright: If still with us he may be in Campton, or Twin Mountain where he lived for most of his life. Joan Minor: No history found. A smallish yearbook with 54 pages, most of which is devoted to school photos and history, and 18 pages of local advertisers including; The Cog Railway, Crawford House Club, Wright's Restaurant (in… Read More

fair with some lod water damage.

New Hampshire: The New Hampshire Archeological Society, 1971 Very Scarce: A yearly publication by the NHAS started in 1947, this is the 17th issue (25th Anniversary Issue). 22 pages in stapled blue wrappers (8.5"x11") Pages of text interspersed with several photo illustrations. Small 'Gorham Public Library' stamps to the front and rear covers.

Author from Woodsville, NH. Old hometown of mine NorthWest of us here in Lincoln, NH. Very nice (true) wild animals kept at home stories.

Durham, New Hampshire, U.S.A.: University 4-H Club, 1929 Scarce ephemera from this NH club. 32 photo illustrated pages, some dog-eared pages and seam splits, about Good+. 'Old Man of the Mountains' on front of red paper titled in black.

Self, 1995 A very scarce Maine town history, No publishing data, date infered from book entries ending with 1995 and a photo of the author and his daughter. Very Scarce. No other copies available, no examples in worldcat or the LOC. 224 photo illustrated pages in color photo stiff card covers, perfect-bound. Signed "Best Wishes, Sherley", by the author.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1933 A very well-preserved and Fine condition example. Whole, unmarked and complete with the folding map in the rear, attractive in bright red covers and clearly never used as it appears 'as new'.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1956 VG condition with mild wear, incomplete, no folding maps, attractive dark Tan covers.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1949 VG condition, with the folding map 'South' in the rear, attractive dark Puce (Purple/Maroon) covers, rubbed and with general wear. NOTE: The 'North' map is ofter missing as it was not bound-in like the 'South' map was in the rear.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1949 VG condition, complete with both ( North is loose & South in bound-in ) folding maps dated 1949 in the rear. Bound in attractive dark Puce ( Purple/Maroon ) stiff card covers, Nearly 'as new' with minute wear.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1938 A very well-preserved and NF condition example. Whole, unmarked and complete with the folding map in the rear, attractive in bright yellow/orange covers, rubbed and 1 corner lightly bruised, tiny smudge, else Fine.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1956 VG condition with mild wear, incomplete, no folding maps, attractive dark Tan covers.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1956 Fine condition, complete with both of the folding maps, attractive dark Tan covers, about unworn with small owner stickers on FC and both maps. These are possible to remove but I rarely do.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1956 Fine- condition, complete with both of the folding maps, attractive dark Tan covers, about unworn with small barcode sticker affixed to the rear cover, else about fine.

Boston: Appalachian Mountain Club, 1956 Near Fine condition with mild wear, incomplete with 1 of the folding maps (North), attractive dark Tan covers.