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Americana
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1961 The American Civil WarLondon: 1961The first edition of Winston Churchill's detailed history of the American Civil War, illustrated throughout. -
1902 Ten Fac-Simile ReproductionsBoston: 1901-3An uncommon collection of this limited edition set proposing a bibliographical and historical study of American states and various subjects through facsimile reproductions of documents and others, by Samuel Abbott Green. Some bright copies. -
1850 History of the United StatesNew York: 1850-89First editions and later printings in uniform half morocco bindings of the history of the United States and its Constitution by George Bancroft, complete in twelve volumes. -
1903 New-Englands MemoriallBoston: 1903A marvellous limited edition facsimile of Nathaniel Morton's historical writings on the Plymouth Colony. -
1901 2Vol Memoirs of an American LadyNew York: 1901An illustrated edition of Anne Grant's autobiographical account of life in America prior to the Revolution, in a lovely half morocco signed binding. -
1839 The Jubilee of the Constitution, a DiscourseNew York: 1839A speech given by John Quincy Adams in honour of the fiftieth anniversary of George Washington's inauguration. -
1867 The Republican Court or, American Society In The Days Of WashingtonNew York: 1867A fascinating study of American high society under the presidency of Washington, illustrated throughout with engraved portraits of the notable women of the period. -
1903 New-Englands MemoriallBoston: 1903A marvellous facsimile of Nathaniel Morton's first history of the Plymouth colony, published for the Society of Odd Volumes. -
1818 A Complete History of Connecticut, Civil and EcclesiasticalNew-Haven: 1818The scarce first edition of the second volume of Benjamin Trumbull's history of Connecticut between 1714 and 1764. -
1845 Gowans' Bibliotheca AmericanaNew York: 1845A beautifully bound collection of historical writings on America collected by William Gowans and bound by Stikeman & Co. -
1897 A Prospect of the Colledges in Cambridge in New EnglandNew York: 1897A Limited Edition publication concerning Harvard University in the early eighteenth century, this work is illustrated throughout with charming full plate engravings. -
1849 A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in BostonNew York: 1849Compiled from ninety eyewitness accounts, this is a scarce mid nineteenth century printing of a widely circulated pamphlet discussing the Boston Massacre of 1770. -
1883 Our Wild Indians: Thirty-Three Years' Personal ExperienceHartford, Connecticut: 1883An enthralling account of the author's encounters with Native Americans, illustrated with colour plates and engravings throughout. -
1894 Edwin Booth, Recollections by his DaughterNew York: 1894A first edition of this fascinating account of one of America's finest actors, illustrated throughout. -
1885 A History of the Old Town of Stratford Part IINot Stated: 1885A rich examination of the history of Bridgeport and Stratford in Connecticut by Samuel Orcutt, bound by Stikeman & Co. -
1889 The Story of Washington, the National CapitalNew York & London: 1889A remarkable history of Washington illustrated with folding plates and in-text engravings. -
1873 Historical Sketches of the Town of PortlandFredonia, New York: 1873A first edition of H. C. Taylor's exploration into the history of Portland, illustrated with portraits. -
1895 An Historical Sketch of Bradford, Mass. in the RevolutionGroveland, Mass.: 1895A scarce first edition of Louis Woodbury's history of the now-disincorporated town of Bradford. -
1898 12Vol The Works of Francis ParkmanBoston: 1898A beautifully bound twelve volume set of the most important works of American historian Francis Parkman, illustrated with a number of folding maps. -
1965 Ian Fleming introduces JamaicaLondon240pp: 1965An excellent first edition of Ian Fleming's delightful travelogue exploring his beloved Jamaica, illustrated brightly with colour plates throughout. -
1903 Letters from a Farmer in PennsylvaniaNew York: 1903A beautiful Limited Edition copy of Founding Father John Dickinson's infamous revolutionary essays, presenting a clear constitutional argument against the authority of the British Parliament. -
1859-1867 8Vols Publications of The Bradford ClubNew York: 1859-1867A beautifully bound complete set of the eight volumes of Limited Edition publications of manuscripts relating to American history that were produced by The Bradford Club in the mid-nineteenth century. -
1858 Diary of George WashingtonNew York: 1858A beautifully bound transcript of the manuscript of George Washington's diary in his first year as president of the United States. -
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1861 The Life and Career of Major John AndreBoston: 1861A very scarce biography of the head of the British Army's Secret Service in America during the War of Independence, with a signed letter from the author. -
1886 The Olden Time SeriesBoston: 1886The complete collection of the first edition 'The Olden Time Series' edited by Henry M. Brooks, in uniform bindings signed Blackwell. -
1970 A Fire on the MoonLondon: 1970A first U.K. edition of Norman Mailer's remarkable account of the Apollo 11 Moon landings. -
1984 3Vol Churchill & Roosevelt: The Complete CorrespondenceLondon: 1984The first UK edition of the complete complete correspondences of these two statesmen between 1933 and 1945, covering their interactions during the Second World War. -
1908 Royal Commission Quebec Bridge Inquiry ReportOttowa: 1908The first edition of this important report regarding the collapse of the Quebec Bridge in 1907. With the scarce plate volume containing 37 plans to accompany the report. -
1848 Graham's American Monthly Magazine Volumes XXXII and XXIIIPhiladelphia: 1848Two volumes of this prominent nineteenth century American art and literature periodical, illustrated throughout and with charming colour fashion plates. -
1855 Message From the President of the United States to the Two Houses of Congress Part IIIWashington: 1855A smart copy of Part III of this report from the President of the United States to the two houses of congress ahead of the first session of the thirty-fourth congress, an uncommon work. -
1971 The European Discovery of America, The Northern Voyages A.D. 500-1600New York: 1971A very smart, first edition copy of this fascinating work on the European discovery of America from 500 to 1600. Profusely illustrated and in the original dust wrapper. -
1898 Satan's Invisible World Displayed, or, Despairing Democracy. A Study of Greater New YorkLondon: 1898An uncommon work by W. T. Stead attacking the police force and government of New York, a fascinating piece of investigative journalism by the important editor. -
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1952 Eisenhower, the Man and the SymbolNew York: 1952A signed first edition of this biography of the American president, published shortly before he ran for office. -
1928 The Message of the Carillon and Other AddressesToronto: 1928An early edition of W L Mackenzie King's speeches in Canadian parliament. Signed by him to Audrey Coates, later Audrey Pleydell-Bouverie, a noted socialite. -
1884 2Vol The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United StatesWashington: 1884A two volume study of the aquatic animals of America, with the first volume dedicated to text, and the second to full plate illustrations of sea life. -
1917 Abraham LincolnNew York: 1917A finely bound, early edition of this biography of the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. From the library of socialite and patron of the arts, Audrey Pleydell-Bouverie.