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well, this file last updated July 5, 2016 – perhaps a speed record – inspired by usual onslaught of bills to pay, imposing backlog of recent acquisitions, rapidly approaching show season which will benefit from fresh stock & impact catalog production – been spending some long days keyboarding away – garden report: high season for harvesting – snow peas, escarole, turnips come & gone – overplanting after various pestilences & infestations decimated some crops yielding overabundance of crookneck squash, zucchini, cucumbers – tomatoes getting blighted, but crop plentiful – enough for sandwiches, gazpacho, tomato-basil pasta sauce, 7 quarts canned so far – plenty of basil for pesto – romano beans, lettuce, arugula – onions pulled & cured – peppers producing – loads of chard, kale, collards – brassicas back after multi-year break & no sign of cabbage worms – picking broccoli – potato plants gradually clobbered by beetles, not sure what’s underground – small crop of eggplants, but insects winning that war – voles got most of the beets – small crop of carrots – looks like plenty of pumpkins, butternut & buttercup squash on the way – we’ve had very little rain & i’ve lugged many heavy buckets of water – zach in Washington d.c. for august at radiology program – your friendly bookseller turned 63 on the usual day – celebrated with edie – dinner at 111 in Greenwich – your friendly bookseller will have a booth at the Brooklyn antiquarian book fair, September 9-11, Brooklyn expo center & selected catalog stock with that in mind – visit us in booth 607 – some new & different categories – much ephemera – advertising, amusement parks, automotive travel, aviation, elections, humor, New York worlds fairs, hotels, New York city & state, ocean liners, publishing, radio, stock market, theater programs, plus other timely topics, gleanings from several recent hauls, more stock from the van norman book company, even some usual suspects – after Brooklyn, we’ll be at Allentown, October 1-2, pioneer valley show in Northampton, October 16, boston , October 29 – please visit – meanwhile, off to eagle printing with files in hopes of the usual rapid-fire turnover time – cover: item 391 – at your service, peter
- 22. Eugene Field, When Willie Wet the Bed, Windsor Spring Water Company, ca 1887. $25
- 40. Centennial Presidential Inauguration Guide, 1889. $50
- 57. Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia’s Fairyland, Season 1907. $50
- 60. Estey Organ Company, Entertainments for the Home, ca 1890. $15
- 75. Guide to Paintings at Wanamaker Store, New York, ca 1901. $25
- 97. Passenger Car & Truck Springs, William & Harvey Rowland, 1926. $115
- 137. Call to Service, Camp Fire Girls, 1917. $15
- 144. DIC, Fundamentals of Cartooning, 1931. $20
- 161. Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth, Program, 1912. $75
- 80075. Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Pocket Book, 1974, presentation copy from editor. $50
- 208. Phyllis Schafly, A Choice Not an Echo, 1964. $10
- 223. Century of Progress Exposition, Official Pictures, 1933. $20
- 225. Corn Exchange Bank, Map of Greater New York, 1939. $15
- 243. Home Insurance Company, Map of New York World’s Fair. $15
- 246. Yale & Towne, Yale in World of Tomorrow. $15
- 286. Lakewood Hotel, Lakewood, New Jersey, 1906 invitation. $10
- 338. Dickinson & Company, Essex, Connecticut, Witchall. $15
- 364. New Jersey, Nation’s Playground, 1939. $15
- 388. City Dump, Greenwich Village, Advertising postcard. $20
- 398. American Merchant Lines, New York to London. $20
- 399. Atlantic Transport Line, List of Passengers, S.S. “Minnekahda”, 1926. $15
- 400. Cuba Mail Line, The Orient, 1939. $50
- 411. C.S. Lewis, Will We Lose God in Outer Space? $15
- 415. U.S. Treasury, Division of Savings Bonds, Treasured Possessions, 1940. $10
- 437. Merriam Company, Merriam-Webster, 1945. $15
- 423. Printed Textile. One Little Boy, Columbia, Our Native Land, Little Boy’s Song, Little Mary, ca 1840. $250
- 438. Grosset & Dunlap, Great Books. $20
- 443. New York Central, Catalogue of The Four Track Series, 1900. $35
- 487. Red Pepper, Vol. I, No. 9, March, 1925. $50
- 490. Men’s Wear Advisory Committee, How You Can Sell More Wool Clothing, 1950. $15
- 497. Thorton, My Sweetheart’s the Man in the Moon, 1892. $15
- 516. Cartier-Bresson, Paris, La Broderie. $25
- 517. Columbia Towel, Garments Made of Martex Turkish Towels. $25
- 534. New York Weekly Amusement Bulletin, Vol. 3, No. 10, December 6, 1890. $25
- 536. Hudson Theatre, Rollicking Girl, 1905. $15
- 541. Manhattan Theatre, Leah Kleschna, 1905. $15
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