91 pages. Pages 3-34 in double column format; with streets listed alphabetically and numerically, with listed resident. Pages 35-91: alphabetical list of residents (men and women) in 1951: name of person, age, occupation, residence, residence in 1950, nationality. Laid in is the central portion of The Grafton News for Wednesday August 2, 1967 (pages 3-6) on page 4 of which is a reproduction of an early map of Grafton (with offsetting from newsprint to adjacent leaves of the List). View More...
287 pages, 32 plates. Binding sound, boards rubbed; endpapers grimed. Signature of one Andrew Turpie [?] to front free endpaper and faintly on armorial bookplate on pastedown. Motto on bookplate is that of Home [Hume]: True To The End. View More...
Amherst College graduation photograph 1910, and one other. The graduation photo measures 13.7 x 7 inches, it is tipped on to slightly larger light card at top, that in turn was originally backed by a slightly larger beige mat. Verso (blank rear) shows light staining to lower left corner. The smaller photo measures 9 x 4.6 inches. Both are in excellent condition with no scratches or creasing. Though my photos are foggy, the original is sharp. A very pleasing ensemble with the customary array of facial expressions from furious to smirking, topped by five reclining in the alcoves. Note at far rig... View More...
The Amherst College class of 1910 Freshman Banquet memento from the evening of 8 December 1906 at America House, Boston. Six leaves; full leather cover with original cord binding. Gilded barrel with cup embossed to verso of first leaf, facing tipped-in photo of 40 or so lads informally posed and looking hungry. "Menu", "Toasts", "Committee" and "Autographs" embossed and gilded. Printed by E. A. Wright of Philadelphia. 80 or so hand-signed autographs, with the signature of Louis J. Heath to front. From the estate of Heath who matriculated in '06, graduated 1910, went on to complete a Masters at... View More...
204 pages. Profusely illustrated with photographs; text in French and English. Creasing to front cover, light rubbing to edges. Binding is sound. 8.5 x 11 inches. View More...
111 pages and 3 photo plates. Soiling to covers, spine panell chipped, dog-eared corners, staples rusted, front of wrap pulled away from textblock but cover remains attached at lower hinge. View More...
1942 yearbook of the Kentville, Nova Scotia Academy. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated with photos and drawings. Former owner's signature to top right of front cover. Rear cover is full page ad for Neilson's Jersey Milk and Malted Milk bars. View More...
I - xvi, 448 pp. Descendants of John Bishop and his son Colonel John Bishop (1736-1815) ; II - viii, 264, 42 pp. Descendants of Captain William Bishop (1732-1815) ; III - viii, 552 pp, Descendants of Deacon Peter Bishop Bishop (1735-1826) ; III - x, 290 pp. Descendants of Timothy Bishop (1740-1827). Soiling to boards, textblock edges and endpapers of I and IV; no inscriptions; bindings sound. 11.25 x 8.75 inches. For accurate shipping cost outside Canada please inquire. View More...
I - xvi, 448 pages. Volume 1 of 4. Light wear to boards, spine has slight forward cock, front hinge starting, decorative sticker to first leaf; light thumbing to fore-edge. View More...
The Amherst College Senior Class Book of 1910. Unpaginated {c. 90 pages}. Individual photos of graduates with captions, as well as the 1906 Freshman and 1910 graduates photos - both with tissueguard numerical key and alphabetical key to names. Poetry, class prophecy, &c. Binding sturdy; no inscriptions; light foxing to preliminary and final leaves. From the estate of Louis J. Heath who matriculated in '06, graduated 1910, went on to complete a Masters at Harvard and become a well respected journalist in Washington and in Central and South America. Measures 9.25 x 6.8 inches. We have other Amh... View More...