Search Results: Authors starting with H from George S. MacManus Company

(CUMERLAND VALLEY). STEWART. H.W. History of the Cumberland Valley. N.p., n.d. [ca. 1917]. Illus. Orig. cloth. Scarce.

[HAAG, Maurice, ed.]. The Range Lands of Wyoming: A Summary of the Record of 50 Years Study by the Scientists of the Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station. Laramie: University of Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station, 1949. 1st ed. 35pp. Orig. printed wrappers. Near fine.

1936. (ROGERS, BRUCE). HAAS, Irvin. Bruce Rogers: A Bibliography. Hitherto Unrecorded Work, 1889-1925, Complete Work, 1825-1936. With A Letter of Introduction by Beatrice Warde. Original cloth, printed paper spine label. Mount Vernon, NY: Peter Pauper Press, 1936. First edition. One of 425 copies. Errata tipped onto colophon page. "A Bruce Rogers Bibliography" by Irvin Haas from The Book Collector's Packet, tipped onto rear endpaper. Small bookplate, else fine.

HAAS, Irvin, ed. Bibliography of Modern American Presses. Introduction by Wiill Ransom. Original cloth. Chicago: Black Cat Press, 1935. Limited to 300 copies. Spine a bit darkened. Overall fine.

1877. [HABBERTON, John]. The Barton Experiment. By the Author of "Helen's Babies." Orig. cloth. N.Y.: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1877. First edition. Wright III, 2342. On temperance. A very good copy.

[HABBERTON, John]. Helen's Babies. With Some Account of Their Ways, Innocent, Crafty, Angelic, Impish, Witching and Repulsive. Also, A partial Record of Their Actions During Ten Days of Their Existence. Original cloth. Boston: Loring, [1876]. Wright III, 2349. J. Blanck, "Peter Parley to Penrod," pp. 45-46. Bookplate. Minor wear to extremities, else very good.

1887. HABBERTON, John. Country Luck. Original pictorial cloth. Phila.: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1887. First edition. Wright III: 2347. Slight soiling to cloth, else very good or better.

1904. HABERSHAM, James. The Letters of Hon. James Habersham, 1756-1775. Collections of the Georgia Historical Society. Vol. VI. Savannah, GA: Georgia Historical Society, printed by the Savannah Morning News Print, 1904. 1st ed., thus. 8vo. 245, [1], vii (index) pp., frontis. Orig. cloth. Light staining to the binding. Mildly ex-library with evidence of bookplate removal on the front endpapers and a few rubber-stamped and inked numbers, else very good. De Renne 1013.

1999. HABERSHAM, Frederic Augustus et al. A Savannah Family, 1830-1901. Papers from the Clermont Huger Lee Collection including A Sketch from the Life of Frederic Augustus Habersham, Written for His Three Little Children by Their Mother Leila Elliott Habersham the Summer of 1863. Compiled and Edited by Anna Habersham Wright Smith. Milledgeville, GA: Boyd Publishing, 1999. 1st ed. 308pp. Illus., portraits. Orig. cloth, non-priceclipped d/j. Fine. Inscribed by the editor on the title page.

1908. (HACKENSACK). Hackensack - Gem of the Jerseys. [Hackensack, 1908]. 12mo. Illus. 20pp. A little soiling, else very good in orig. pictorial wrapper. A promotional brochure, distributed by The Hackensack Republican.

1927. (VIRGINIA REGIMENTAL). HACKLEY, Woodford B[roadus]. The Little Fork Rangers: A Sketch of Company "D" Fourth Virginia Cavalry. Richmond, VA: Press of The Dietz Printing Co., 1927. 1st ed. 117 pp. Illus. Orig. cloth. A near fine copy. A history of the service of the company, including a unit roster. "Compiled years after the war by the grandson of the Rangers." Nevins I, p. 98.

1969. HACKNEY, Sheldon. Populism to Progressivism in Alabama. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1969. 1st ed. 8vo. xv, [1], 390 pp. Orig. cloth in non-priceclipped d/j. Previous owner name. A near fine copy in a slightly sunned jacket.

HADDON, A.L. What Ails the House? A Novel. Three vols. Orig. cloth. London: W.H. Allen & Co., 1893. First edition. Wolff 2831. A very good set of a scarce novel; not in NUC.

HADEN, B[enjamin] J. Reminiscences of J.E.B. Stuart's Cavalry. Charlottesville, VA: Progress Publishing Co., New, Book and Job Printing, [n.d.]. 1st ed. 46pp. Orig. printed wrappers housed in custom brown morocco-backed folder. Very good. Dornbusch II:1138. "Haden's uninhibited comments about men and events make the memoir especially useful. The credibility of his kudos to some of the regiment's officers is strengthened by his willingness to be critical of others"-In Taller Cotton, 102.

(NEW HAMPSHIRE). (GOFFSTOWN). HADLEY, George Plummer. Goffstown, [1922-1924]. 2 vols. Illus. Folding maps and plans. xx, 601; 586pp. Orig. cloth. Fine. Very good.

1931. (FITZPATRICK, THOMAS). HAFEN, LeRoy R. and GHENT, W.J. Broken Hand. The Life Story of Thomas Fitzpatrick, Chief of the Mountain Men. Denver: Old West Publishing Co., 1931. 1st ed. Illus. 316pp. A very good copy in orig. cloth. Howes H-10. Scarce.

1938. HAFEN, LeRoy R. and YOUNG, Francis M. Fort Laramie and the Pageant of the West, 1834-1890. Glendale: Arthur Clark, 1938. 1st ed. Illus. map. 439pp. A good copy in orig. cloth, t.e.g.

1941. PARSONS, William B.. (GOLD RUSH). HAFEN, LeRoy R., ed. Pike's Peak Gold Rush Guide Books of 1859 by Luke Tierney, William B. Parsons and Summaries of the Other Fifteen. Glendale: Arthur H. Clark, 1941. 1st ed. Illus. folding map. 346pp. Orig. cloth, t.e.g. Fine.

HAFEN, LeRoy R., ed. French Fur Traders and Voyageurs in the American West. Twenty-Five Biographical Sketches. Selected with an introduction by Janet Lecompte. Spokane: The Arthur H. Clark Company. Map. 333p. Fine in orig. cloth. Limited to 750 copies. Contains biographies from the publisher's original ten volume series, The Mountain Men and Fur Trade of the Far West, with a new introduction and index.

(MORMONS). HAFEN, LeRoy R. and HAFEN, Ann W. Handcarts to Zion. The Story of a Unique Western Migration 1856-1860 With Contemporary Journals, Accounts, Reports; and Rosters of Members of the Ten Handcart Companies. Spokane, Wash.: The Arthur H. Clark Co., [1960]; reprinted, Lincoln, Neb.: University of Nebraska Press, [1992]. Illus. map. 328pp. A very fine copy in orig. cloth, d/j. The mass migration of the Mormon Handcart Companies was the most remarkable travel experiment in the history of the West. Much of this account, considered a classic in Mormon literature, is in the words of the handcart pioneers. Here is the story of 3,000 souls, from babes to the aged, and how they pulled their worldly possessions and fervent hopes across 1,300 miles of desert, prairie and mountain to Zion.