Search Results: Presidents from The Book Moose

12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. SCARCE: Publisher: NY : Frederick A Stokes (1909); Hardbound. Very Good/No Jacket. 1st Edition / 1st Printing. 326 pages.

A good reading set with brittle/worn faux leather spines, some are falling off. Reasonable price.

Viking Pr, New York, New York, U.S.A., 1975. Hard Cover. Book Condition: Gberto Jimenez. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good Dust Jacket. 1st US - 1st Printing. Inscribed by the Author in the year of publication.

U.s.a.: Bantam Books, 1982 Fine unread with the certificate of authenticity included in a fine slipcase, both book and envelope card numbered #448.

Fine unread with the certificate of authenticity included, both book and envelope numbered #290.

1858 Mason Brothers, New York, 1858. Condition: Good. 696 pages, with frontispiece portrait and tissue guard. Previous owner's (library) bookplate on verso of front and rear covers (inside). minor to moderate edge and corner wear. Overall, in clean and good condition.

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Near Fine from a rural library in Northern NH. Shadow sunning to the FC and spine, paper label to spine 2 book plates, verso of FC very attractive & rear. Great condition.

Washington: order of Congress, 1881 Original printing from 1881, published by order of Congress. Bound in brown cloth, gilt titles on blind-stamped boards. The Treasury dept. (Unusual) did the engraving of Farr as frontispiece, likely in Steel.

Privately Printed. 1930., Near Fine in a VG Slipcase. The author was the wife of McKinley's Vice President and therefore 'Second Woman of the Land'. Author and Family were from Northern New Hampshire and consequently the tome contains the former owners name/date of 'Mary Sargent Tuttle, May 1st, 1930' who is a direct descendant of Mrs. Hobart (Miss Tuttle) on the first free end paper.

U.s.a.: Warner Books, 1980 Fine unread with the certificate of authenticity included, both book and envelope numbered #290.

An 8 page poem belittling Al Smith, governor of NY and opponent of Herbert Hoover in the 1928 Presidential election, delivered at a meeting of the Republical Flying Squadron in Littleton, New Hampshire by James W. Remick in 1928. Pamphlet is oblong in stiff green wrappers. A very scarce original publication.

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