Search Results: Titles starting with O from Vintage Quaker/Corner Bookshop

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications. Some wear, internally good. May have previous owners name or minimal notes. . Good. Pamphlet (Soft cover). 1977.

Stackpole Books. Dust jacket lightly scuffed, edge worn with some chipping and small tears on the top edge, splitting with some tears along for edge of front flap. Covers and interior very good, binding tight. Large, heavy book: expedited or international shipping will require additional postage. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1970.

Livros Horizonte. Very good+ covers with one corner lightly bumped, underlining found on one page, slight yellowing to page edges, else interior near fine. Dust jacket lightly edge worn with very light wear elsewhere. . Very Good+. Hardcover. 1994.

University of Oklahoma Press. Very light edge wear to covers, owner name, some pen notes scattered throughout, else trade paperback in near fine condition. . Very Good. Paperback. 2000.

Philadelphia: Friends' Book Association. Meeting library bookplate, cloth covers lightly worn and wrinkled, pages lightly browned, else very good. Mary Michener was the daughter of William and Hannah Walton of Fallowfield. In 1840, she bought a house in London Grove and opened a small boarding school for girls. After her marriage, she joined New Garden Meeting and was active in her meeting, quarterly meeting, and yearly meeting. 29 pages, about 5"x6". . Good. Paperback. 1885.

Boston: The Pilgrim Press. Maroon cloth covers, edges worn, 3" water stain on front cover, bookplate, some foxing, good. Sunday School lessons and games for the very youngest class. . Good. Hardcover. 1915.

New York: Mahlon Day. Scuffed, edge worn leather covers, hinges beginning to crack on front, bottom of spine chipped, top section of leather over spine missing. Owner bookplate, browned marbled end papers and page edges, page edges and first and last few pages foxed, section of pages browned in middle, text block binding tight, good. First American edition from the seventh London edition. Other edition: Smith I:882-3 . Good. Full Leather. 1st American. 1840.

New York: Samuel S. & William Wood. lightly worn leather with some edge wear, endpapers browned, internally very good. Second American edition from the seventh London edition [other ed - Smith I:882-3] Quakerism; Testimonies; Doctrine; religion; Quaker . Good +. Full Leather. 1856.

London: J. and A. Arch. Very scuffed, detached front cover with chipped corners, back cover missing, leather over spine cracked and split, first two pages detaching, else text block tight, pages very bright and clean, slightly yellowed. Smith I:882 . Fair. Full Leather. 1824.

New York: William Wood & Company. Spine ends worn. Inner hindge starting to separate. Pages lightly browned. Sticker "Henry H. Mosher" . Good +. Hardcover. 1880.

Burlington, NJ: David Allinson. Worn leather covers; front cover detached. Notes and inscription on free end paper. Title page chipped. Former library book, owner name and bookplate inside front cover. Pages lightly browned with some foxing. Includes aphorisms for writing copies, moral sentiments, and anecdotes. He was a Burlington, New Jersey Quaker preacher who claimed to have the gift of prophecy. Smith I:532 . Fair. Leather_bound. 1815.

Urbana, Illinois: Beta Phi Mu. Slender paper-covered, 45 pages, internally very good pamphlet, spine torn, corners of covers bumped, text only - no images. . Good. Pamphlet. 1960.

Labor et Fides. Covers lightly edge worn, one cover corner and handful of pages corner bumped, else paperback in near fine condition. RARE - only one other copy found for sale online. In French. . Very Good +. Paperback. 1993.

Newberg, OR: The Barclay Press. Covers lightly edgeworn, one corner of cover and pages bumped. Old price stickers on back cover. Nancy Thomas was a missionary Evangelical Friends in Bolivia for years. . Very Good. Paperback. 1983.

Golden, CO: Fulcrum. Slightly spotted covers, binding tight, smudge on pages' fore-edge; interior near fine in moderately edge worn, price clipped, else very good jacket, now in protective Brodart cover. . Very Good +. Hardcover. 1986.

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill Publications. Some wear, internally good. May have previous owners name or minimal notes. PHP#64 . Good. Pamphlet (Soft cover). 1952.

New York: The Macmillan Company. Covers scuffed and edge worn. Spotting on two pages, otherwise pages very good. "Miss Kirkland writes of the imitation of christ today. The christ who gleams before us today is the Christ of comradeship, not of seclusion. Our vision of God does not require withdrawal for holiness. We do not dream of seeing God, she writes, except as we identify ourselves with [people]--suffering, toiling, bewildered [people]. The Christ influence within us has spread farther and deeper than we dream. Today our imitation of Christ makes imperative the rebuilding of the pattern of civilization in accordance with His eternal plan." . Good. Hardcover. 1945.

Boston: Peace Congress Committee. Paper covers browned and chipped, small tear in front cover. Rear cover detached. First page wrinkled, first few creased and edge bent. Remaining pages good. . Fair. Paperback. 1904.

Washington DC: Government Printing Office. Red cloth covers lightly spotted and edge worn, pages lightly yellowed, binding tight, very good. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st. 1914.

Washington DC: Government Printing Office. Lightly scuffed and soiled red cloth covers, edges worn, corners bumped, pages tanned with browned and bumped tabs, good+. . Good +. Hardcover. 1st. 1925.