New York: Leavitt & Allen, 1857. 5.75 x 4.75", cloth wrappers with gilt, 132 pp. Lavishly illustrated bible for children, making use of illustrations in place of words. Lacking pages 15-16 and 65-66, foxing to pages, staining to covers and some pages, front hinge cracked, wear to covers along edges.....
Bath: T. Cruttwell, 1785. Leather bound. Three volume set. Each 13 x 10", in contemporary morocco with gilt decoration to spine and edges of covers, gilt text block edges. Inscribed "Caroline Countess of Melfort, 1790" (i.e. Caroline Melfort) to front blank of each volume. Front endpaper of volume one detached.....
New York: American Tract Society, 1840. 12mo, 468 pp, unusual red morocco binding decorated with gilt. Foxing to pages, ink inscription to front endpaper, rubbing and scuffing to binding.
New York: Carlton & Phillips, 1854. Revised Edition. 3.5 x 2.5", brown leather binding with gilt and morocco spine label, 714, 48 pp. Miniature Methodist hymn book. Spine rolled, tear or chips to margin of a couple leaves, foxing to pages, wear to covers, lacking rear endpaper.
New York: Carlton and Phillips, 1852. Revised Edition. 5 x 3.25", brown morocco leather with elaborate gilt decoration. A finely bound pocket edition of the Methodist hymn book. Embossed bookseller stamp to front endpaper. Wear to corners and edges, foxing to pages, soiling to endpapers, an attractive copy overall.
Valdosta, Ga: Pilgrim's Banner Print, 1895. Octavo, green printed wrappers, 8 pp. Toning to wrappers, several inch tears to both wrappers, 3/4 inch tear to lower margin of pages, not affecting text.
New York: American Bible Society, 1853. 3.75 x 2.5", full black morocco binding with gilt spine lettering, 354, 100 pp. Miniature New Testament, ogether with the Book of Psalms (last 100 pp) under a separate title page. Wear to covers, slight toning and foxing to pages.
Auburn: Alden, Beardsley & Co, 1852. 6 x 4.25", full leather binding, gilt and morocco spine label, 324 pp. Wear to covers, toning and foxing to pages, missing rear endpaper.
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New York: [American Bible Society], 1867. 10 x 7.25", antique turquoise boards with green leather spine, "Impresos Chinos" gilt stamped to spine, 17-422, [1]-90, [1]-16, [4] blank, 91-105, [3] blank. Also includes the psalms (105 pp); the title page of the New Testament, as well as the first sixteen pages.....
Philadelphia: David Hogan, 1859. Octavo, original leather, 576 pp. Ownership inscription of C.P. Beman of Sparta, Georgia to front endpaper, "bot of George Loot." Additional ownership inscription by George Loot present. A very good copy with scuffing to front cover leather with loss to outer layer of leather in areas.....
Moundsville, West Virginia: Gospel Trumpet Company, 1905. Hardcover. Octavo, orange cloth with black lettering, 362, [4] pp, portrait frontispiece. Account of the life and conversion of a Kentucky infidel into the Church of God. A good copy with bit of staining to covers, wear and fraying to cloth along edges.....
Nashville: Published By J.M.D. Cates & R.H. Taliaferro; W.F. Bang & Co., Printers, 1846. First Edition. 4.75 x 3", gilt decorated black morocco binding with name stamp ("L.G. Pease") to front cover, 224 pp. A Baptist hymnal by Joseph Marion Dixon Cates, a schoolteacher in Alabama and Mississippi as well.....
New York: The Path, Ca 1890s to 1900s. 5.5 x 3.5", brown cloth with gilt lettering, 96 pp. Early edition of this important Theosophy book. Foxing to endpapers, staining, wear, and discoloration to covers.
Glasgow: Alexander Carmichael, 1731. 5.25 x 3.5", early leather wallet binding, likely 19th century, 179, 11-82, 156-262, 3-158 pp. This volume contains a scarce edition of "Advice to Communicants," by Scottish clergyman Robert Craighead, together with two works by English Puritans: John Flavel's "Divine Conduct, or the Mysterie of Providence,".....
Pittsburgh: Printed for Luther Thomas, 1826. Octavo, brown boards with leather spine, 84 pp. A work on salvation by English baptist Samuel Deacon and early Pittsburgh imprint. Toning and foxing to pages, wear to covers, mild staining, sound copy.
Norway, Maine: Asa Barton, 1827. Octavo, marbled boards with leather spine, 201, [3] pp. Wear to covers, toning and foxing to pages, owner inscription to front endpaper, damp staining to first few leaves.
New York: Loizeaux Brothers, Bible Truth Depot, Circa 1940s. 7.75 x 5.5", stapled booklet with cream wrappers, 63 pp. An account of the religious life of Abigail Townsend Luffe. Sister Abigail's stories of answered prayer start as a child interacting with George Müller and continue to document the fulfillment of.....
Gambier, Ohio: Western Church Press, 1839. Octavo, pamphlet removed from bound volume, no wrappers, 22 pp. Pages foxed, embossed library stamp to title page.
New York: Edward H. Fletcher, 1850. 12mo, 155, [3]. 3 pp, original green decorative cloth with gilt spine titles. Scarce American edition of this tract on the advantages of the sabbath for the working class. A very attractive copy with bit of wear and soiling to front cover, foxing and.....
Budapest: M.E. Loewy & Son, Circa 1900. 8vo, 163, [4] pp, red decorative cloth with gilt. A collection of prayers for Jewish women; according to one scholar, "My guess is that this collection dates from the late nineteenth for early twentieth century. The ideal expressed represents a reaction to changing.....
Albany: Munsell & Rowland, 1860. Hardcover. Octavo, green cloth, 120 pp. "This little volume embraces, in a dialogue form, the substance of personal conversations held at different times for a series of years, with Roman Catholics, on the various subjects of religious differences between them and Protestants" (Introduction). This copy.....
New York: American Book Exchange, 1881. Hardcover. 6.5" x 4.75", original green decorative cloth with blind stamped black lettering, 336pp. Translated into English from the Original Arabic by George Sale. Mottling to covers, wear to spine tips, toning to pages, an attractive copy overall.
Lowell, MA: Powers & Bagley, 1841. First Edition. 8vo, yellow printed boards with black cloth spine, 68 pp. A collection of moral and religious sketches making use of brief allegories to illustrate morals, social order, and piety. The author was a Universalist minister in Philadelphia, Lowell, Ma, and elsewhere. While.....