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Condición: Good. First. Former library copy. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Condición: New. In English.

Condición: Good. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library, so some stamps and wear, but in good overall condition. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions.…

Condición: New. In English.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Boston: M.M. Ballou, 1857. First Edition. TheJune 20, 1857 issue, Volume XII, No.25, Whole No. 313. Numerous illustrations from engravings. Elephant folio size, sewn newsprint wraps, 16 pp. Very Good; closed tear at front cover (scan), small peripheral chipping, light toning, a few spots of foxing. See scans. A sturdy and handsome example. Maturin Ballou's paper was quite supple, not at all fragile, and it shows. Sharp, healthy, well-preserved. This issue contains stories, articles, and / or the diverse and now somewhat legendary engravings - here, regarding: cover article, Boat Race on the Charles River; Madame de Solange, short fiction by Anne T. Wilbur; poodle training, with engraving; Feats of Persian Horses; Sunshine; The Whaleship and the Cannibals; Parisian Theaters; Ancient Warfare, with engraving; Old Italian Violin Makers; Battle of Albuera; Wood Gas; The Two Captains: Or, The Sailors' Protege (Ralph Tryon); Witchcraft in Mississippi; Prince Halem Pacha's Sporting Steam Yacht, with engraving; The Boston Sardinian Cannon, with engraving; The Nashua, NH Niagara Engine Co. No. 5, with an engraving of Chief Engineer F. Munroe, and another of the Company in action; Sophie's Confession (Margaret Verne); The Alligator and the Tiger (Frederick W. Saunders); short bio on Edwin Booth, with portrait engraving; Egyptian Shadoof for Irrigation, with engraving; Blanchard's Timber-Bending Machine, with engraving; The Siamese; a haunted chamber; South Africa, with two engravings; as well as of course a number of short editorials, news pieces, poems, and ads. Please see all scans. Maturin Ballou's 16-page newsprint periodical was already a piece of American history when he, as managing editor of Gleason's Pictorial, bought that - the first successful illustrated weekly newspaper in America - from owner Frederick Gleason in 1855. LLng3. From Engravings (ilustrador).…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Copyright Date: 1933 Sm Quarto, 1933, PP.320, Very Good, Stamped Labels At Fep, B & W Photos. B & W Photos (ilustrador).

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No DJ. First Edition, First Printing. 45 Pp. White Cloth Over Green Boards. A Very Nice Example, No Wear To Paper Covered Boards, Small Discoloration On White Area Of Front Cover To Left Of Title, Contents As New. Charles Francis Saunders (1859-1941) Was Born To Quaker Parents In Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He And His First Wife, Elisabeth Hallowell Saunders (D. 1910), Were Both Avid Naturalists; Charles Began Publishing Essays On Botany As Early As The 1890S. Charles And Elisabeth Also Collaborated On A Number Of Publications, He As Author, She As Illustrator. After A Honeymoon Trip To California And The Southwest In 1902, The Couple Moved Permanently To California In 1906 And Settled In A Craftsman Bungalow On North Lake Avenue In Pasadena, Where Charles Devoted Himself Full Time To Writing. He Eventually Published More Than A Dozen Books Inspired By California And The Southwest. Both Charles And Elisabeth Were Amateur Photographers, And Many Of Their Photographs Were Used To Illustrate Saunders' Books, The Indians Of The Terraced Houses (1912) And Under The Sky In California (1913). In 1921, Saunders Married Mira Barrett Culin (D. 1968) Whom He Had Met At The Pasadena Garden Club. Also A Writer, Mira Shared Saunders' Interest In Gardens, Botany, And Photography. For Many Years, Mira Published Articles On Pasadena Gardens, Parks And Trees In The Pasadena Star News, For Which She Took Dozens Of Photographs. First With Elisabeth, And Then With Mira, Saunders Travelled Extensively Throughout California And The Southwest, Photographing All Of The California Missions, The Regions' Natural Wonders, Native Americans, And Flora, Among Other Things. These Interests Became The Subjects Of 18 Books And Numerous Essays And Articles Saunders Published In His Lifetime. Many Of These Books Were Illustrated With Photographs Taken By Their Author On His Many Excursions. Saunders' Collection Of Native American Pottery And Crafts Is Now In The Collection Of The Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, And His Botanic Library Is In The Possession Of The Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens. [Source: Apostol, Jane. "Southern California Through The Lens Of Charles Francis Saunders," Southern California Quarterly, Volume 81 (Spring 1999): 1-88.].…

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No DJ. First Edition, First Printing. 45 Pp. White Cloth Over Green Boards. A Very Nice Example, No Wear To Paper Covered Boards, Slight Discoloration In White Area On Left Side Of Front Cover, Contents As New. Charles Francis Saunders (1859-1941) Was Born To Quaker Parents In Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He And His First Wife, Elisabeth Hallowell Saunders (D. 1910), Were Both Avid Naturalists; Charles Began Publishing Essays On Botany As Early As The 1890S. Charles And Elisabeth Also Collaborated On A Number Of Publications, He As Author, She As Illustrator. After A Honeymoon Trip To California And The Southwest In 1902, The Couple Moved Permanently To California In 1906 And Settled In A Craftsman Bungalow On North Lake Avenue In Pasadena, Where Charles Devoted Himself Full Time To Writing. He Eventually Published More Than A Dozen Books Inspired By California And The Southwest. Both Charles And Elisabeth Were Amateur Photographers, And Many Of Their Photographs Were Used To Illustrate Saunders' Books, The Indians Of The Terraced Houses (1912) And Under The Sky In California (1913). In 1921, Saunders Married Mira Barrett Culin (D. 1968) Whom He Had Met At The Pasadena Garden Club. Also A Writer, Mira Shared Saunders' Interest In Gardens, Botany, And Photography. For Many Years, Mira Published Articles On Pasadena Gardens, Parks And Trees In The Pasadena Star News, For Which She Took Dozens Of Photographs. First With Elisabeth, And Then With Mira, Saunders Travelled Extensively Throughout California And The Southwest, Photographing All Of The California Missions, The Regions' Natural Wonders, Native Americans, And Flora, Among Other Things. These Interests Became The Subjects Of 18 Books And Numerous Essays And Articles Saunders Published In His Lifetime. Many Of These Books Were Illustrated With Photographs Taken By Their Author On His Many Excursions. Saunders' Collection Of Native American Pottery And Crafts Is Now In The Collection Of The Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, And His Botanic Library Is In The Possession Of The Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens. [Source: Apostol, Jane. "Southern California Through The Lens Of Charles Francis Saunders," Southern California Quarterly, Volume 81 (Spring 1999): 1-88.]. B/W Illustrations By Elizabeth M Hallowell Saunders (ilustrador).…

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No DJ. First Edition, First Printing. 45 Pp. White Cloth Over Green Boards. A Very Nice Example, No Wear To Paper Covered Boards, Contents As New. Charles Francis Saunders (1859-1941) Was Born To Quaker Parents In Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He And His First Wife, Elisabeth Hallowell Saunders (D. 1910), Were Both Avid Naturalists; Charles Began Publishing Essays On Botany As Early As The 1890S. Charles And Elisabeth Also Collaborated On A Number Of Publications, He As Author, She As Illustrator. After A Honeymoon Trip To California And The Southwest In 1902, The Couple Moved Permanently To California In 1906 And Settled In A Craftsman Bungalow On North Lake Avenue In Pasadena, Where Charles Devoted Himself Full Time To Writing. He Eventually Published More Than A Dozen Books Inspired By California And The Southwest. Both Charles And Elisabeth Were Amateur Photographers, And Many Of Their Photographs Were Used To Illustrate Saunders' Books, The Indians Of The Terraced Houses (1912) And Under The Sky In California (1913). In 1921, Saunders Married Mira Barrett Culin (D. 1968) Whom He Had Met At The Pasadena Garden Club. Also A Writer, Mira Shared Saunders' Interest In Gardens, Botany, And Photography. For Many Years, Mira Published Articles On Pasadena Gardens, Parks And Trees In The Pasadena Star News, For Which She Took Dozens Of Photographs. First With Elisabeth, And Then With Mira, Saunders Travelled Extensively Throughout California And The Southwest, Photographing All Of The California Missions, The Regions' Natural Wonders, Native Americans, And Flora, Among Other Things. These Interests Became The Subjects Of 18 Books And Numerous Essays And Articles Saunders Published In His Lifetime. Many Of These Books Were Illustrated With Photographs Taken By Their Author On His Many Excursions. Saunders' Collection Of Native American Pottery And Crafts Is Now In The Collection Of The Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, And His Botanic Library Is In The Possession Of The Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens. [Source: Apostol, Jane. "Southern California Through The Lens Of Charles Francis Saunders," Southern California Quarterly, Volume 81 (Spring 1999): 1-88.]. B/W Illustrations By Elizabeth M Hallowell Saunders (ilustrador). …

White Cloth / Green Boards. Condición: Very Good. No DJ. First Edition, First Printing. 45 Pp. White Cloth Over Green Boards. A Very Nice Example, With A Touch Of Wear At Head And Foot Of Spine, Some Browning To Spine Of Cloth, No Wear To Paper Covered Boards, Contents As New. Charles Francis Saunders (1859-1941) Was Born To Quaker Parents In Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He And His First Wife, Elisabeth Hallowell Saunders (D. 1910), Were Both Avid Naturalists; Charles Began Publishing Essays On Botany As Early As The 1890S. Charles And Elisabeth Also Collaborated On A Number Of Publications, He As Author, She As Illustrator. After A Honeymoon Trip To California And The Southwest In 1902, The Couple Moved Permanently To California In 1906 And Settled In A Craftsman Bungalow On North Lake Avenue In Pasadena, Where Charles Devoted Himself Full Time To Writing. He Eventually Published More Than A Dozen Books Inspired By California And The Southwest. Both Charles And Elisabeth Were Amateur Photographers, And Many Of Their Photographs Were Used To Illustrate Saunders' Books, The Indians Of The Terraced Houses (1912) And Under The Sky In California (1913). In 1921, Saunders Married Mira Barrett Culin (D. 1968) Whom He Had Met At The Pasadena Garden Club. Also A Writer, Mira Shared Saunders' Interest In Gardens, Botany, And Photography. For Many Years, Mira Published Articles On Pasadena Gardens, Parks And Trees In The Pasadena Star News, For Which She Took Dozens Of Photographs. First With Elisabeth, And Then With Mira, Saunders Travelled Extensively Throughout California And The Southwest, Photographing All Of The California Missions, The Regions' Natural Wonders, Native Americans, And Flora, Among Other Things. These Interests Became The Subjects Of 18 Books And Numerous Essays And Articles Saunders Published In His Lifetime. Many Of These Books Were Illustrated With Photographs Taken By Their Author On His Many Excursions. Saunders' Collection Of Native American Pottery And Crafts Is Now In The Collection Of The Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, And His Botanic Library Is In The Possession Of The Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens. [Source: Apostol, Jane. "Southern California Through The Lens Of Charles Francis Saunders," Southern California Quarterly, Volume 81 (Spring 1999): 1-88.]. B/W Illustrations By Elizabeth M Hallowell Saunders (ilustrador).…

White Cloth / Green Boards. Condición: Near Fine. No DJ. First Edition, First Printing. 45 Pp. White Cloth Over Green Boards. A Very Nice Example, No Wear To Paper Covered Boards, Contents As New, Slight Wear And Browning. Bookplate Of Charles F. Saunders (His Personal Copy). Charles Francis Saunders (1859-1941) Was Born To Quaker Parents In Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He And His First Wife, Elisabeth Hallowell Saunders (D. 1910), Were Both Avid Naturalists; Charles Began Publishing Essays On Botany As Early As The 1890S. Charles And Elisabeth Also Collaborated On A Number Of Publications, He As Author, She As Illustrator. After A Honeymoon Trip To California And The Southwest In 1902, The Couple Moved Permanently To California In 1906 And Settled In A Craftsman Bungalow On North Lake Avenue In Pasadena, Where Charles Devoted Himself Full Time To Writing. He Eventually Published More Than A Dozen Books Inspired By California And The Southwest. Both Charles And Elisabeth Were Amateur Photographers, And Many Of Their Photographs Were Used To Illustrate Saunders' Books, The Indians Of The Terraced Houses (1912) And Under The Sky In California (1913). In 1921, Saunders Married Mira Barrett Culin (D. 1968) Whom He Had Met At The Pasadena Garden Club. Also A Writer, Mira Shared Saunders' Interest In Gardens, Botany, And Photography. For Many Years, Mira Published Articles On Pasadena Gardens, Parks And Trees In The Pasadena Star News, For Which She Took Dozens Of Photographs. First With Elisabeth, And Then With Mira, Saunders Travelled Extensively Throughout California And The Southwest, Photographing All Of The California Missions, The Regions' Natural Wonders, Native Americans, And Flora, Among Other Things. These Interests Became The Subjects Of 18 Books And Numerous Essays And Articles Saunders Published In His Lifetime. Many Of These Books Were Illustrated With Photographs Taken By Their Author On His Many Excursions. Saunders' Collection Of Native American Pottery And Crafts Is Now In The Collection Of The Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, And His Botanic Library Is In The Possession Of The Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens. [Source: Apostol, Jane. "Southern California Through The Lens Of Charles Francis Saunders," Southern California Quarterly, Volume 81 (Spring 1999): 1-88.].…

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LeatherBound. Condición: New. BOOKS ARE EXEMPT FROM IMPORT DUTIES AND TARIFFS; NO EXTRA CHARGES APPLY. LeatherBound edition. Condition: New. Reprinted from 1880 edition. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. Pages: 507 As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Pages: 507 Volume 2, p 2 Language: English.…