Phelps g olcott (3 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. 224 pages; 26 chapters. pages tight; clean; no markings on pages; Inked name of previous owner and notation and signature of author, "Compliments of the Author, Geo O Phelps August 19,1913" on front end paper. Illustration on frontispiece with tissue protector; along with other illustaions throughout book. Tan hard cover with gild lettering and ornate illustrations of flowers on front and spine. No shelf wear. Book takes the form of a narrative, rather than the development of a plot-the transformation of a rural village of feeble pretension, into a highly prosperous and influential city of the second class; and what one-man-power plus, can do. VERY RARE VINTAGE BOOK AUTOGRAPHED BY AUTHOR. Signed by Author(s). …

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. First edition. 12mo. Illustrated with a frontispiece and six plates designed by A.W. Jones. Publisher's decorative cloth stamped in purple, green, and gold. Rubbing to the spine, else a near fine copy. A scarce title from this little known publisher. *OCLC* locates five copies.…

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. Two volumes. Octavos. 255; 295pp. (with additional pages laid in). Uniform pink roan blank books with numbered and lined leaves. Ownership signature of G. Olcott Phelps in each volume, modest nicking and wear at the extremities of the boards, very good or better and internally fine. Over 150,000 words of careful and legible notes kept by a student at the Auburn Theological Seminary. One volume is devoted to Dr. Hall's lectures; the Professor of Theology at Auburn between 1855-1877; the other devoted to Dr. Hopkins' lectures. Hopkins was the Hyde Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Church Polity. These exhaustive notes seem as if they could be utilized to reconstruct both classes in total. It seems likely that Phelps was the same man who author of the novel *One Man Power, Plus* Published by The Roxburgh Publishing Company in Boston in 1909, but we can find little else about him.…