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1) American Harrow Co., Feeding the Earth. Detroit, MI: c. 1910. 12 pp., 12mo. Illustrated brochure for American's horse-drawn manure spreaders. Extensive text describes the advantages of this company's models. $25.00

2) American Potato Machinery Co., Illustrated Catalogue 1912. Hammond, IN: 1912. 24 pp., 8vo. Potato planters and diggers, with descriptive text on potato farming. The machines can be pulled by horse or tractor. Fine condition. $40.00

3) Avery, B. F., & Sons, Plows - 1878-79. Louisville, KY: 1878. 64 pp., 12mo. Priced and illustrated catalogue of plows from a manufacturer in Louisville. Excellent condition. There is a list of branch offices, located mostly through the South. See Romaine p.2 for an 1899 catalogue from this company. $150.00

4) Avery, B. F., & Sons, Illustrated Catalogue and Price-List of Plows and Cultivating Implements. Louisville, KY: 1882. 38 pp., 8vo. Many fine woodcut illustrations of plows and similar equipment. Also has a poem by Will Carleton, “Song of the Plow,” written especially for Avery. See Romaine for a later edition. $175.00

5) Bain, James M., Directions for Making and Using the Improved Common Sense Incubator. Zanesville, Oh: 1884. 26 pp., 12mo. Paper wrappers, excellent condition. This entire pamphlet devoted to problems of incubating and raising chickens and eggs for market. Sections are devoted to feeding, diseases of chickens, building chicken coops and other facets of the business. $40.00

6) Baker, H. J., & Bros., Season of 1890 - Facts For Farmers, Fertilizers. Brooklyn, NY: 1890. 56 pp., oblong 8vo. The wrappers are stiff textured boards and illustrated with a view of the factory in Brooklyn. The company's offices were on Pearl St. in New York. The text offers fertilizers especially blended for use on various crops. A page lists 20 different products such as asparagus manure, onion manure, etc. $75.00

7) Buffalo Fertiizer and Chemical Works, Honest Fertilizers - Ammoniated Bone Super-Phosphate and Pure Ground Bone. Buffalo, NY: 1882. 24 pp., 8vo. Descriptions of the fertilizers are given along with directions for their use. These were the fertilizers in use before the devlopment of synthetic products. Much of the text consists of testamonials. There is an 1882 calendar inside the back cover. $50.00

8) Case, J. I., Co., Operator's Instruction Manual for the Operation and Care of Case Model “VA” Series Tractors, Fourth Edition. Racine, WI: 1949. 64 pp., 8vo. Printed wrappers, worn and lightly soiled. Internally good. $25.00

9) Coe-Mortimer Co., Animal Bone Fertilizers ... Sole U. S. Agents for Peruvian Guano. New York, NY: 1906. 40 pp., 12mo. Stiff illustrated wrappers. Text describes the various fertilizers and their proper usage. $35.00

10) Conant, C. M., Co., Buckeye Broadcast Seeder with Cultivators. Bangor, ME: c. 1900. 2 pp., 8vo. Single sheet, folded, with illustrations of four models of horse-drawn field equipment. Priced. $30.00

11) Cutaway Harrow Co., Cutaways, Intense Cultivation Is What You Want. Higganum, CT: 1895. 36 pp., 16mo. Paper wrappers with view of factory on the back. Well-illustrated with the machines from which they take the company takes its name. Many other useful machines such as cider presses and heavy rollers are also illustrated. $40.00

12) Cutaway Harrow Co., Clark's Cutaway Disk Plow. Higganum, CT: 1904. 64 pp., 12mo. This item consists of 12 small pamphlets, brochures and flyers for Clark's plows, in their original postally-used illustrated mailing envelope. $85.00

13) Eclipse Corn Planter Co., Eclipse Corn Planter and Fertilizer Distributor, Improved. Enfield, NH: c. 1887. 1 pp., folio. Attractive broadside flyer advertising this farm implement. The planter is isslutrated at the top, with the rest of the sheet taken up with a description of its operation and testamonials. $25.00

14) Goulds Mfg. Co., How to Spray, When to Spray and What Sprayers to Use. Seneca Falls, NY: 1906. 24 pp., 8vo. Original tall 8vo wrappers. Illustrated catalogue and descriptive text about sprayers used for crops and painting.Includes stationary and portable models. Weak along center vertical fold. $50.00

15) Griffith & Boyd Co., Manufacturers of Bone Fertilizers. Baltimore, MD: 1920. 84 pp., 12mo. Partially illustrated in color showing the various crops to which the specially designed fertilizers are applicable. Included are sections which provide needed information to farmers everywhere about fertilizers and plant health. $50.00

16) Huntley Mfg. Co., Montor Rice Machinery - Catalog No. 67. Silver Creek, NY: c. 1910. 51 pp., 8vo. Red wrappers, one page torn with no loss. Shows and offers machinery for cleaning, sorting and processing rice. Each of the many machines is offered in a variety of sizes and capacities. $50.00

17) International Harvester Co., Instruction Book - McCormick-Deering Farmall F-14. Chicago, IL: 1938. 92 pp., 8vo. Printed wrappers, soiled. Internally good, one signature loose. Partially illustrated. Owner's manual for a standard farm tractor. $25.00

18) International Harvester Co., McCormick-Deering Line, General Catalog No. 39. Chicago, IL: c. 1940. 614 pp., 8vo. A huge catalogue, produced for equipment dealers, with IH's entire line of farm equipment. Includes a large selection of tractors, hay handling equipment, cream separators, cotton and corn planters, cultivators, threshers, and other heavy equipment for planting. $100.00

19) Joliet Mfg. Co., Catalogue of the Model Corn Sheller, Eureka Positive Cylinder Feed. Joliet, IL: 1880. 30 pp., 12mo. Small illustrated catalogue of corn shellers, lightly worn, small tears near spine. Illustrated wrappers. An early Midwestern catalogue. See Romaine p. 8 for an 1877 issue. $125.00

20) Massey-Harris Co., Stiff and Spring-tooth Cultivators - No. 19. Racine, WI: c. 1935. 2 pp., folio. Large circular which folds down to 12mo. Spring-tooth cultivators for farms shown on one side, stiff-tooth on the other. $20.00

21) McSherry Mfg. Co., Founded on the Rock of Ages “Success”. Middletown, OH: c. 1910. 44 pp., oblong 12mo. Illustrated wrappers, with a brightly colored depiction of an eagle perched on a piece of farm machinery. Fully illustrated. Describes many types of equipment, and shows detail on many parts. Export price list at the back in English, Spanish and German. $200.00

22) Ohio Cultivator Co., Sulky and Walking Cultivators, Steel Lever Harrows, Eclipse & Ohio Corn & Cotton Planters and Other Implements. Bellevue, OH: 1894. 8 pp., 16mo. Several nice woodcuts illustrate this fold-out pamphlet which offers a variety of farm implements useful for planting plowing and cultivating crops. $45.00

23) Ohio Hydrate & Supply Co., A Job that Took a Million Years, or the Tale of the Clam. Woodville, OH: c. 1920. 16 pp., 4to. Promotional catalogue on lime and its use as a fertilizer, describing many different sources of lime as well as is processing for fertilizer. $40.00

24) Ohio Rake Co., Agricultural Implements Catalog #14. Dayton, OH: 1906. 56 pp., 8vo. Photographic illustrations and descriptive text of the products made by Ohio Rake. Colorful stiff wrappers. There is one colorful illustration of a rake at the center fold. There is also one swinging lawn chair/hammock offered. $50.00

25) Ralston, John, & Co., The Farmer's Handbook - Reliable Bone Manures. New York, NY: 1874. 16 pp., 12mo. Circular for uses and advantages of bone fertilizer in farming. Also has 2 ads for Bickford & Huffman of Macedon, New York, maker of agricultural implements. $30.00

26) Reid, A. H., Catalog. Philadelphia, PA: c. 1927. 65 pp., 4to. Cardboard wrappers and loose leaf expandable format. Well-illustrated catalog of the items needed by commercial dairy companies and anyone handling milk and milk products. Includes vats, tanks, pasteurizers, thermometers and coolers. $60.00

27) Sheer, H. M., & Co., Illustrated Catalogue of the Acme Compound Regulator and Automatic Lamp with Plans for Building the Famous Peerless Incubator. Quincy, IL: 1904. 80 pp., 8vo. Incubators and other equipment for hatching chicks. Illustrated wrappers. Illustrated with photographs throughout, showing steps for constructing the incubators. $50.00

28) Skinner Irrigation Co., Skinner System of Irrigation - Catalogue 313-B. Troy, OH: c. 1925. 24 pp., 4to. Extensive catalogue and promotional brochure for sprinkler systems. Most are designed for home lawns and gardens, others for commerical greenhouses and similar uses. The last page lists some prominent customers. These include John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Mellon, Henry Ford, Alfred DuPont, J. P. Morgan and some of the major seed producers. $125.00

29) Spencer, J. A., Spencer Box Press. Dwight, IL: c. 1895. 20 pp., oblong 8vo. Lacks front wrapper, back wrapper loose. Catalogue describes and illustrates a line of box presses for baling hay. An interesting farm equipment catalogue from a rural manufacturer. $50.00

30) Stringer, Barr & Co., Illustrated Price List - 1880. Munnsville, NY: 1880. 28 pp., 16mo. Small illustrated catalogue of steel and iron plows, cultivators, and other farm implements. Covers soiled and detached. Price list at back. Also offers jack screws and one model of stove. Wrappers detached but present. Front wrapper chipped. $50.00

31) United Factories Co., The Combined Catalogs for 1908. Cleveland, OH: 1908. 224 pp., 4to. Good condition, front cover chipped at corners. Tools and supplies for farms primarily, including wagons and carriages, plows, brooders, hatchers and incubators, hardware, paint, ranges, fencing, sheds, etc. Fully illustrated, uncolored. $125.00

32) Vermont Farm Machine Co., The Granite State Horse Hay and Grain Rake. Bellows Falls, VT: 1872. 12 pp., 12mo. Small folding flyer with descriptions of this machine. One illustration. Almost half of the text is testamonials from all over New England. $30.00

33) Vermont Farm Machine Co., Improved United States Separator. Bellows Falls, VT: 1903. 40 pp., 8vo. Tall fold-out catalogue mostly devoted to machines used by the dairy industry. Cream separators, butter printers and similar machines are illustrated. The wrappers are illustrated by medals won by the machinery. $40.00

42) Atlas Portland Cement Co., Concrete Construction about the Home and on the Farm. New York, NY: 1905. 127 pp., 8vo. Promotional booklet on many uses of concrete in building structures. Illustrates uses as floors of barns, fences, ice houses, mushroom cellars, etc. Includes diagrams and tables. $45.00

43) Berger Bros., Catalog 8, Pocket Edition 1914 - Tinners' and Roofers' Supplies. Philadelphia, PA: 1914. 192 pp., 12mo. Tools and metal goods for roofers, with gutters, hanging hooks, roofing plates, etc. Also has other stamped metal items such as cornices, finials and other decorative elements. $100.00

44) Better Homes in America, America's Little House. New York, NY: 1934. 24 pp., 4to. Paper wrappers. Lacks spine. This is an attempt by the Architects of America to give the public a practical demonstration of what was necessary to build a better home. Blue prints and text reflect the ideas and methods of America's leadng architects. $50.00

45) Bird, F. W., & Son, Neponset Paroid Roofing. E. Walpole, MA: c. 1911. 2 pp., 12mo. Retail give-away containing a sample of the roofing material bound with stiff red wrappers. This particular example was distributed by the Wodlawn Supply Co. of Birmingham, Alabama. $20.00

46) Boughton, J. W., Interior Decorations & Artistic Wood Floors. Philadelphia, PA: 1893. 46 pp., 8vo. Illustrated wrappers. Damage to bottom 1/3 of spine throughout, with no loss of printed area. Illustrated in color throughout. with samples of parquet and other decorative floor patterns for homes. Very bright and attractive. Priced. An excellent guide for high-end decorative wood floors of the period. $300.00

47) Burrowes, E. T., Co., Wire Screens. Portland, ME: 1892. 18 pp., 8vo. Both front and back covers have beautiful color lithographic scenes. The back cover has a remarkable lawn tennis scene with two fine Victorian houses in the background. The text has many illustrations of the screens for doors and windows and some places they have been installed, including P. T. Barnum's home. Many testamonials, including ones from Barnum and Robert T. Lincoln. Romaine p.27. $275.00

48) Caproni, P. P. , & Brother, Caproni Casts - Reproductions of Sculpture Selected from the Masterpiece of the World, Part One. Boston, MA: 1928. 122 pp., 4to. Extensive catalogue of plaster reproductions of noted sculptures. Price list laid in. Hundreds of different casts are offered. Uncolored. Includes busts, reliefs, and friezes from classical and modern times. $125.00

49) Detroit Decorative Supply Co., Architectural and Decorative Plaster Ornaments. Detroit, MI: 1929. 198 pp., 4to. Hard covers, fine condition. Letter from company and additional plate laid in. Hundreds of plaster decorative elements are shown, including cornices, ceilings, moulding, valances and a large number of decorative seals, shields, plaques, devices and panels in relief. Also includes some gargoyles, mantelpieces, columns, fountains and statuary. $325.00

50) Dykes Lumber Co., Catalog of Mouldings - #87. New York, NY: 1936. 56 pp., tall 12mo. Illustrations of hundreds of patterns of wood mouldings in stock from a leading New York City lumberyard. $40.00

51) Eastern Kansas Log & Lumber Co., Catalogue of Walnut Lumber, Walnut Squares, Veneer Panels and Supplies for Schools. Quenemo, KS: 1931. 28 pp., 8vo. Lightly illustrated catalogue of lumber and paneling targeted specifically at schools. Excellent condition. Original red wrappers. Also offers lacquer, varnish and brushes. $30.00

52) Eller Mfg. Co., Eller's Perfect-Fit Ceilings - Catalog No.21. Canton, OH: 1917. 206 pp., oblong 8vo. Thick catalogue of metal ceilings and related wall designs. Hundreds of styles are illustrated. Light wear, good condition. $275.00

53) General Bronze Corp., Distinctive Productions in All Metals. Long Island Cit, NY: c. 1931. 16 pp., 4to. A spectacular portfolio of 16 sheets each illustrating a building element designed by the company. These include elaborate Art Deco building entrances, elevators, desks and windows. All of the areas shown are works of architectural art. Most of the buildings identified are in New York and Ohio. $275.00

54) General Concrete Construction Co., Concrete Chimneys. Chicago, IL: 1912. 38 pp., 8vo. Illustrated catalogue of chimneys for factories, with many photographs of finished chimneys in place. The center illustration shows the Standard Oil plant in Whiting Indiana. Many other plants, particularly in the Midwest, are shown. $75.00

55) Howard, E. A., & Co., The Possibilities of Hardwood Panels for Interior Decoration. San Francisco, CA: c. 1910. 30 pp., oblong 8vo. Illustrated catalogue for wood paneling and trim for homes. Features mahogany, but also includes oak, pine, maple elm and ash. There is no date, and thus no way to determine which this was issued before or after the earthquake, though it is certainly from that time period. $100.00

56) Jacobson & Co., The General Catalogue of Jacobson & Co., Vol. 2 - 1929. New York, NY: 1929. 255 pp., 4to. Hard covered catalogue of decorative brickwork, ceilings, friezes, columns and caps and other plaster ornamentation. Fully illustrated, with prices. Includes some small gargoyles, faces, scenes, shields, grilles and other small exterior decorative elements. There are also several imitation mosaic ceilings, one of which is a very ornate Pompeiian ceiling. $250.00

57) Laidlaw, R., Lumber Co., Stock List of Dry White Pine Lumber - July, 1912. Buffalo, NY: 1912. 6 pp., 12mo. Price list of lumber in a tri-fold format. The back panel shows a wide variety of options for tongue-and-groove joins for the lumber. Also includes a 1-page letter from a lumber supplier to an upstate New York lumber dealer quoting prices for Idaho White Pine. $20.00

58) Metropolitan Greenhouse Mfg. Co., Metropolitan Greenhouse - Catalog No. 328. Brooklyn, NY: 1928. 64 pp., 4to. Comprehensive catalogue of greenhouses of all sizes, from models attached to homes to enormous commercial buildings. Many architectural drawings show details of construction and design. Completed buildings are shown as examples. $85.00

59) Morgan Company, Building With Assurance - 2nd Edition. Oshkosh, WI: 1923. 440 pp., 4to. 79 color plates of building materials, stained glass windows and indoor and outdoor materials for home builders. Many floor plans of houses with color depictions of the home's outside appearance. Embossed covers. Hundreds of uncolored plates. $225.00

60) National Log Construction Co., Air-Lock Log Service Bureau Thirty-Five Plan Folder. Grayling, MI: c. 1935. 2 pp., tall 12mo. Folding brochure with 35 floor plans for log cabins and bungalows to be built by individuals or builders. $65.00

61) National Lumber Manufacturers Association, House Framing Details. Washington, DC: 1929. 30 pp., 4to. Third edition, light staining. Provides diagrams of many different construction techniques. Includes both structural and detail elements. $35.00

62) Newark Glass Co., Official List Prices of Window Glass, September 15th, 1928. Newark, NJ: 1928. 19 pp., 12mo. Unillustrated price list, index-tabbed, for a wide variety of sizes and grades of glass for windows. $35.00

63) North American Construction Co., Aladdin Homes - Catalog No. 28. Bay City, MI: 1916. 117 pp., 8vo. Stiff covers, lightly worn, back cover creased. Fully illustrated with photos and floor plans for a wide variety of homes, barns, garages. 28 pages in bright color, including 4 folding pages. The buildings are offered as complete kits, with prices for all of the materials and plans. By far the most expensive is The Villa, at $3,420.00, with 4 bedrooms, a breakfast room and a pantry. $100.00

64) Perrot, Emile G., Groundwork of Architecture. Philadelphia, PA: 1921. 34 pp., 8vo. Stiff illustrated wrappers. Lacks back cover and spine. Not truly a catalogue but a study as to how architecture is influenced by structural engineering. $35.00

65) Portland Cement Association, Portland Cement Stucco. n.p., IL: c. 1925. 64 pp., 4to. Illustrated promotional piece showing different uses and textures of stucco in covering houses. 2 pages of schematics show construction details for using Portland Cement. 12 pages in color illustrate different shades and textures available for stucco finishes. $60.00

66) Portland Cement Association, Why People Like Concrete Homes. Chicago, IL: 1944. 32 pp., 4to. Promotional brochure for concrete in home construction. Contains photos of dozens of homes around the country, with floor plans with names of the architects and builders. $40.00

67) Rice & Co., Lowell Wire Cloth Manufactory. Lowell, MA: c. 1880. 1 pp., folio. Display board, with original wooden frame, for wire cloth, with 12 (of 15) original samples of wire mesh attached. Some soiling and staining. The samples include a wide variety of gauges, from relatively fine screen mesh to chicken wire with large gaps between the strands. A remarkable survival, with each mesh identified by gauge and wire thickness. $450.00

68) Robertson, G. O., Fire Bricks. New York, NY: c. 1860. 2 pp., 4to. Letter sheet advertising 12 different styles of bricks. Unillustrated and unpriced. Addressed and hand-canceled on verso. $30.00

69) Rutland Fire Clay Co., Success Hollow Block Machine. Rutland, VT: c. 1920. 6 pp., 8vo. A brochure for brick-making machine, this one to make concrete bricks in a variety of shapes. These are not red clay bricks, but rather gray concrete bricks for commercial construction. $30.00

70) Rutland Fire Clay Co., Success Machine. Rutland, VT: c. 1920. 4 pp., 8vo. Brochure for a machine to fabricate various lengths of cinder block, adjustable for any length up to 24 inches. The machine is shown on the front. The rest is text and supporting cost figures. $20.00

71) Sturdy Built Homes Co., Inc., Sturdy Built Homes. Newark, NJ: c. 1920. 32 pp., 4to. Design book for small houses with illustrations and floor plans of finished homes. 8 of the illustrations are in full color. The text also contains ads, mostly for building supply providers in New Jersey. $85.00

72) Terrell's Equipment Co., Steel Equipment - Catalog No.5. Grand Rapids, MI: c. 1925. 20 pp., oblong 8vo. Steel equipment such as storage shelves, bins, ledges, cabinets, racks, many of which are designed to be built in for warehouses or other large storage facilities. Also shows some portable racks, box trucks, and stools. $60.00

73) Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., Grilles for Heating and Ventilation. New York, NY: 1929. 56 pp., 4to. Dozens of designs for ventilation grills, along with schematic diagrams for their installation. The grilles are generally of heavy cast iron, brass, or bronze and containing intricate designs. $75.00

74) Watson, James H., Co., Perfect Art Metal Ceilings - Catalogue No. 9. Bradley, IL: 1909. 95 pp., oblong 4to. Fully illsutrated catalogue of pressed metal cetilings, borders, plates and other decorative elements. The full ceilings are shown one per page with good detail. $125.00

75) Webber Lumber & Supply Co., Building Material Catalog 92. Fitchburg, MA: 1916. 100 pp., oblong 4to. Light wear, first page torn. Wooden building materials, including doors, newel posts, trim, lathboard and other components for home construction. Also includes seven pages of locksets and door knobs. Laid in is a 30-page supplement of glazed windows. $200.00

76) Winchester Concrete Co., “Kastone” Building Blocks. Winchester, MA: c. 1925. 4 pp., 8vo. Small circular for these Zagelmeyer Process type of cinder-block. Illustrated on front. $20.00

77) Woman's Home Companion, When You Build. New York, NY: 1920. 40 pp., 8vo. Illustrated wrappers. Lacks spine. Written by A. Raymond Ellis a member of the American Institute of America. Illustrated by “Plans, Sketches and Photographs under the direction of Mr. Ellis.” $50.00

84) Adria Motor Car Co., Adria - Years Ahead Mechanically. Buffalo, NY: c. 1915. 8 pp., 8vo. Creased vertically. Catalogue from one of the many small automakers which emerged in the Teens and Twenties. Much descriptive text and several illustrations of components. $150.00

85) American Automobile Association, Automobile Routes to Florida. Washington, DC: 1924/5. 120 pp., 4to. Stiff illustrated wrappers. Not strictly a catalogue but this guide to routes is an early piece of automobile ephemera. The text is filled with instructions such as "Go left at the Trolley" and "Left at Soldiers Memorial Cross." This is a great reminder of the days when routes were posted on telegraph poles and were identified by their color. Describes routes throughout the Deep South, with an emphasis on Florida. $150.00

86) Arsenal Varnish Co., The Car Beautiful. Rock Island, IL: 1914. 40 pp., 8vo. Despite the company’s name, this catalogue covers more than just auto paint. There is a selection of auto accessories, with head and tail lamps, horns, luggage bags for the tonneau. 2 pages in color. $125.00

87) Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers, Hand Book of Gasoline Automobiles for the Information of the Public Who Are Interested in Their Manufacture and Use. New York, NY: 1905. 122 pp., 8vo. Stiff printed wrappers, spine gone, contents loose. First issued the year before, this handbook provides an unsurpassed snapshot of the state of the automobile industry in its infancy, showing, with specifications, of each model available, illustrated one per page. This book predates even such early makers as Pierce-Arrow and Chalmers. 39 manufacturers are represented: Buick, Cadillac, Mercedes and Studebaker are among them, Ford is not. $750.00

88) Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers, Hand Book of Gasoline Automobiles for the Information of the Public Who Are Interested in Their Manufacture and Use. New York, NY: 1910. 199 pp., 8vo. A fabulous catalogue, in fair condition, of the 1910 models from all car makers. Spine gone, disbound, internally excellent. Includes Hudsons, Pierce-Arrows, Cadillacs, Locomobiles, Chalmers, and 35 other manufacturers. Each model illustrated. This presents an unsurpassed view of auto manufacture in 1910, just before the Model T revolution. $350.00

89) Automobile Manufacturing Co. Ltd., The Automobile Handbook and Guide. An Illustrated Treatise on Petrol, Steam & Electric Cars for All Purposes. London, UK: 1900. 48 pp., oblong 4to. First edition of this marvelous fully illustrated catalogue of the earliest generation of British automobiles. Extremely scarce. Fine condition. This is among the most comprehensive catalogues of the first autos, including several exceedingly primitive designs. 33 different varieties of self-propelled vehicles, including motorcycles, are offered, with the diversity of energy sources indicating that the future trend to gasoline vehicles was, at this point, far from determined. $1,000.00

90) Automobile Supply Mfg. Co., Handphone Mechanical and Newtone Motor Driven Horns. Brooklyn, NY: 1916. 19 pp., 8vo. Scarce catalogue of auto horns, both electrical and operated by squeezing a bulb. Includes one model of handphone designed for motorcycles. $150.00

91) Cadillac Motor Car Co., Type 55, Cadillac Eight Manual of Care and Operation. Detroit, MI: c. 1920. 100 pp., 8vo. Owner's manual for this early line of Cadillac, in excellent condition. Contains many illustrations and schematics showing in detail the construction of the auto. This manual would be invaluable for anyone looking to reconstruct or rebuild one of these early classics. $100.00

92) Cartercar Co., Cartercar. Pontiac, MI: c. 1910. 32 pp., oblong 8vo. Promotional brochure with photos to demonstrate this car's traction and power. Creased vertically, worn. Colored wrappers. The photos emphasize the car's hill-climbing prowess, its power and durability. One photo shows William Jennings Bryan learning to drive; another two show Mrs. General Tom Thumb. Illustrations on the front cover indicate that 24 of the firm's trucks were purchased by the young W. K. Kellogg Co. $275.00

93) Chalmers Motor Co., Chalmers Motor Cars - 1914 Season, The New “Six” Model 24, 1914 “Thirty-Six” Model 19. Detroit, MI: 1914. 32 pp., 4to. Glossy catalogue with two small brochures laid in. Stiff wrappers, bound upside down, somewhat loose. Seven beautiful color plates showing Chalmers cars in distinctly upper class settings. A great catalogue for an early line of luxury cars. The top of the line limousine sold for $3600. “Note the ease with which door glasses are raised or lowered - simply by turning a convenient handle.” $250.00

94) Chalmers Motor Co., Chalmers Announcing the Light Six, Model-26. Detroit, MI: c. 1914. 12 pp., 4to. Illustrated brochure for one new model of Chalmers, with a double-page illustration at the middle. Fine condition. Extensive text provides description and specifications of the car. $85.00

95) Chevrolet Motor Co., Instructions for the Operation and Care of Cevrolet Trucks - Independence Series LT 1-1/2 Ton Trucks. Detroit, MI: 1931. 56 pp., 8vo. Stiff wrappers, corners torn, lightly chipped. Internally good, with light wear and soiling at edges. Instructions for operating Chevrolet light trucks. $40.00

96) Chrysler Corp., The Jubilee 1938 Deluxe Plymouth. Detroit, MI: 1938. 20 pp., oblong 8vo. Bright, colorful brochure for the new line of Plymouths. This was the era of huge, heavy cars, now available in a large variety of colors. At least two models still sport a rumble seat. $100.00

97) Chrysler Corp., 1958 DeSoto - Fireflite, Firedone, Firesweep - The Exciting Look and Feel of the Future. Detroit, MI: 1958. 16 pp., oblong 4to. Vertical crease at center. Bright, colorful sales brochure for one of the last lines of DeSotos which stopped production in the early 1960's. Typical of the period, this line has a station wagon option and large tailfins. $60.00

98) Couple-Gear Fright-Wheel Co., Couple-Gear Motor Trucks and Delivery Wagons - Catalogue Supplement No. 10. Grand Rapids, MI: c. 1915. 12 pp., 8vo. An early catalogue of trucks, most of which are battery-powered. All models are illustrated, some with a variety of backs. The last page is a list of reasons why a business should adapt motor trucks, the first of which is "No danger of runaways." $250.00

99) Daimler Motor Co., Marine Catalogue - Gasoline Motors for Street Railways, Boats, Carriages, Quadricycles, Fire Engines & Vehicles of All Kinds. Long Island Cit, NY: 1893. 40 pp., oblong 8vo. While this is exclusively a marine catalogue, the fact that it is a very early Daimler production, mentioning in the title the application of gasoline motors for carriages and fire engines, places it among the automobiles. One page torn, another damaged from adhesion. Romaine, p. 44, lists simliar 1891 and 1892 catalogues from Daimler, but not this one. $550.00

100) Dodge Brothers, Book of Information - Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles, 16^th Edition. Detroit, MI: 1923. 152 pp., 8vo. Original wrappers, soiled and creased. Some staining throughout, probably from being used during oil changes. Includes folding lubrication chart. Owner's manual for early Dodge cars, with cutaway views of most systems. $75.00

101) Duryea Motor Co., The Duryea System of Automobile Construction by Charles E. Duryea. Saginaw, MI: 1913. 32 pp., 8vo. Original wrappers, light wear and soiling. Photo of Duryea on front. Not a catalogue, but an interesting dissertation on automobile construction by one of the most important pioneers in the industry. Duryea goes system-by-system describing his cars and the engineering which went into them. A fascinating early automotive piece. $125.00

102) Emblem Mfg. Co., Emblem Motorcycles. Angola, NY: 1912. 16 pp., oblong 8vo. An early motorcycle catalogue offering four different models, and many views of component systems. Original wrappers, with small chips in front wrapper and title page, light soiling to about half of the leaves. This catalogue was from Emblem's third year in business, which ran until 1925. It was one of the most popular early makes of motorcycle, noted for their quality and innovative features. $550.00

103) Ford Motor Co., Ford Manual for Owners and Operators of Ford Cars and Trucks. Detroit, MI: 1922. 64 pp., 8vo. Gray wrappers, very good condition. Owner's manual for Ford vehicles, all of which were based on Model T structures, in question and answer form. $75.00

104) Ford Motor Co., Industries within an Industry - Ford By-Products. Dearborn, MI: c. 1935. 16 pp., 12mo. Illustrated brochure describing products which result from processes at Ford's Rouge and Iron Mountain plants. Some examples include coal tar, naptha, Portland Cement, fertilizer, charcoal briquets, and a variety of chemicals. Two double-page spreads show these by-products in graphic form, as branches of large trees. $25.00

105) Geer, Harry R., Motorcycles, Accessories, Part & Repairs - Season '04 and '05, Catalogue No. 3. St. Louis, MO: 1904. 48 pp., 8vo. Printed wrappers, detached. Discount sheet laid in. An early motorcycle catalogue featuring both cycles and parts. The motorcycles are all motorized bicycles, with pedals and chains, though there is no doubt that they were designed and built as motorcycles. There are many examples of spark plugs, carburators, and other parts. Not in Romaine. $375.00

106) General Motors Corp., Operating and Maintenance Guide for Your New Oldsmobile. Lansing, MI: 1946. 32 pp., 8vo. Bright yellow wrappers, light soiling. Owner's manual for the first generation of post-war Oldsmobiles. $25.00

107) General Motors Corp., Cars That Built GM - An Album of Historic General Motors Cars. Detroit, MI: 1954. 20 pp., oblong 8vo. A retrospective album of classic cars from Oldsmobile, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and Pontiac, all but one made before 1915. Models are shown in bright color photographs, one per page, on the right-hand pages, with descriptive text on the left. This was published as an internal, morale-boosting publication for GM workers in commemoration of the 50 millionth vehicle produced by GM in the United States. $60.00

108) General Motors Corp., New Corvette for 1963. Detroit, MI: 1962. 8 pp., oblong 4to. Bright, colorful brochure for the '63 Corvette. Many of the illustrations show a fire engine red convertible. A wonderful brochure for this classic car. $100.00

109) Gordon Mfg. Co., Use Fam-O. Foxboro, MA: c. 1925. 6 pp., 12mo. Mostly unillustrated brochure for a gasoline supplement promoted as increasing mileage. Some rubbing and wear to front and back. $25.00

110) Gramm-Logan Motor Car Co., The World's Best. Bowling Green, OH: 1909. 24 pp., 8vo. A fascinating catalogue of early commercial vehicles, consisting primarily of trucks, but also showing buses and delivery cars. The company would construct special order bodies to affix to standard chassis, so that the vehicles could be adapted for most any heavy-duty use, including fire engine. The text is pitched directly at small businesses, touting the increased business opportunity and efficiency of investing in a motorized truck. $500.00

111) Hudson Motor Car Co., Instruction Book Hudson Super-Six, July 1925. Detroit, MI: 1925. 24 pp., 8vo. Illustrated instruction book for one model of Hudson car. Stained and well worn, but completely legible throughout. Cutaway illustrations of many of the auto's systems. $40.00

112) Jordan Motor Car Co., Instruction Book, Model G Serial 130,001 and Up. Cleveland, OH: c. 1929. 47 pp., 8vo. Owner's manual for the Model G, one of the models produced by this short-lived (1916-1931) auto maker. Stiff wrappers, stained. Fully illustrated, with views of all of the car's components. $85.00

113) Jordan Motor Car Co., Parts List - Model JE, Series ST500S. Cleveland, OH: c. 1929. 71 pp., oblong 8vo. Parts list, partially illustrated, for three different styles (coupe, sedan, Victoria) of the model JE. The text deals with common elements, with supplementary lists for the specific styles in a pocket at the back. $85.00

114) Lincoln Motor Co., Lincoln V-12 for 1937. Detroit, MI: 1936. 8 pp., oblong 4to. Single sheet large fold-out brochure for the 1937 line of Lincoln luxury cars. The recto has full color photos of four models of sedan including a limousine. The verso has text, information and a photo of one other model. $75.00

115) Marion Sales Co., Marion Motor Cars - Advance Catalog 1912 Models. Indianapolis, IN: 1912. 16 pp., oblong 4to. Sales brochure with smaller Advance Announcment triple-fold flyer laid in. These cars were priced between $1,000 and $2,000, making them inexpensive in the days before the Model T. $100.00

116) Maxwell Motor Co., 1915 Maxwell - At Its Price the World's Greatest Automobile. Detroit, MI: 1915. 46 pp., oblong 8vo. Illustrated catalogue/promotional brochure for the Maxwell product line of automobiles for 1915. Shows a variety of models as well as the interiors and exteriors Maxwell's manufacturing plants. Stiff embossed wrappers, fine condition. $150.00

117) Mercer Motors Co., Parts List - Mercer Series 5. Trenton, NJ: c. 1925. 86 pp., oblong 8vo. Stiff wrappers, light soiling. Internally good. Photos show every part of the Series 5 auto separately, with part inventory and number on the opposite page. $25.00

118) Miller-Ecret Company, Automobile and Bicycle Accessories. Philadelphia, PA: c. 1920. 80 pp., 4to. Illustrated wrappers. Automobile supplies in the early years of the Automobile Age. Emphasis is placed on the Model T Ford parts. This was the time of the “Tin Lizzie,” several years before Ford replaced the Model T with the Model A. $50.00

119) Oakland Motor Car Co., Oakland Cars for 1914 - The Car with a Conscience. Pontiac, MI: 1914. 32 pp., tall 8vo. An unusual catalogue of early autos, with single-width text on the left side describing and touting the company and its accomplishments and double-width text with a single vertical fold on the right side presenting the line of cars. Each is illustrated and fully described. $140.00

120) Oakland Motor Car Co., Oakland Eight - The Car with Superior Performance. Pontiac, MI: c. 1930. 14 pp., oblong 8vo. Bright colorful catalogue of the Oakland line, at this time a division of General Motors. Beautiful illustrations of sedans, coupes and roadsters. Prominent features are convertible tops and rumble seats. $100.00

121) Packard Automobile Co., Packard for 1935. Detroit, MI: 1935. 8 pp., oblong 8vo. Uncolored brochure for Packard's eight and twelve cylinder models, each in a variety of body types. These models are notable for their very long bodies. The twelve cylinder models came with 139 or 144 inch wheel bases. The shortest eight cylinder was 127 inches. $50.00

122) Packard Motor Car Co., Story of the Single Six, The. None, NA: 1920. 12 pp., 12mo. Fine condition. An illustrated record of the path followed to produce the Single-Six engine which Packard used for many years after it was introduced. A fine copy with many illustrations of Packard cars. $150.00

123) Shilton Printing Co., Cycle and Automobile Trade Journal - Vol. XII, No. 12. Philadelphia, PA: 1908. 288 pp., 8vo. Trade magazine for auto and motorcycle dealers, owners, and servicers. Filled with ads for makers of vehicles and parts, along with articles detailing the latest advances in the automotive art. While the text deals primarily with automobiles, there is a sizable section relating to motorcycles. $175.00

124) Star Carriage Co., Northwestern Truck - Built in Seattle for Seattle's Hills. Seattle, WA: c. 1920. 16 pp., oblong 12mo. A scarce catalogue for a small truck manufacturer in the Pacific Northwest. The truck is shown with a wide variety of backs attached. As the title indicates, this truck was being marketed as a local Seatlle product designed to meet Seattle's need for a truck which could negotiate its hills. $250.00

125) Studebaker Auto Co., Studebaker. South Bend, IN: 1932. 20 pp., oblong 8vo. Stiff color wrappers in something of an Art Deco style. Includes 5 full-page color illustrations of the new Studebaker models on one side and text about the company and cars on the other. 2 of the models feature rumble seats. Internally excellent, light soiling to cover. $150.00

126) Studebaker Corp. of America, The New Studebaker Cars. South Bend, IN: 1924. 28 pp., oblong 4to. Large-format Studebaker catalogue, illustrating one model per page with extensive descriptive text. Some leaves have loosened from center staples. Includes large and sporty models befitting the '20's. At the back are illustrated of Studebaker's plants in South Bend and Detroit, totaling almost 10 million square feet. $275.00

127) Stutz Motor Car Co., The Safety Stutz - 1932 Program. Indianapolis, IN: 1932. 32 pp., oblong 8vo. Descriptive brochure, illustrated with uncolored photos, of the entire Stutz line, including sedans, cabriolets and the famous Bearcat. The company boasts of its support from Wall Street bankers, including Charles M. Schwab, the steel magnate who was at this very time in the process of going bankrupt. There is a short essay on the Bearcat, guaranteeing it to be able to go 100 mph. $125.00

128) Willard Storage Battery Co., Willard Service - For Your Battery's Benefit and Yours. Cleveland, OH: 1926. 8 pp., 12mo. Guidelines for care and maintenance of automobile batteries. Some illustrations. Printed in red and black. $15.00

149) Acme Folding Boat Co., Acme and Eureka Folding Canvas Boats and Canoes. Miamisburg, OH: 1897. 36 pp., 12mo. The folding boats are fully described and illustrated. There are pages and pages of testimonials to the strength and utility of these boats attested to by people all over the country. Some water damage. The boats include canoes, small sail boats, and rowboats which folded into a portable form with handle. $100.00

150) Bathe Mfg. Co., Illustrated Catalogue of Model Marine and Stationary Engines and Boilers. Philadelphia, PA: 1928. 41 pp., 8vo. Marine boilers and engines, with fittings. One complete outboard motor outfit is offered. $85.00

151) Brooks Boat Mfg. Co., The Pattern System of Boat Building. Bay City, MI: 1904. 64 pp., oblong 8vo. Self-wrappers, lightly torn and slightly loose. Catalogue of patterns for canoes, launches, sailboats, rowboats, etc. designed for the home workman who knows little about constructing a boat. Many illustrations, patterns and plans. A wonderful view of contemporary architecture for small boats. $325.00

152) Brooks Boat Mfg. Co., The Brooks System. Bay City, MI: 1906. 2 pp., folio. Newspaper-size and style advertisement for launches made by Brooks, printed on both sides, with a price list of knocked-down boats included. 36 models are identified on the recto, many more are shown, some identified, on the verso. Previously folded, fine condition. $150.00

153) Brooks Mfg. Co., Catalog Twenty-Two A, 1909. Saginaw, MI: 1909. 24 pp., oblong 8vo. Compact catalogue of a large group of rowboats, canoes, sailboats, motorboats, and other freshwater craft. Many different sizes and styles. At the back is a line of furniture in the Mission style, with many chairs and bookcases. There is also a page with a knock-down boat house and a knock-down auto house. $175.00

154) Bullivant & Co., Patent Flexible Steel Wire, Hawsers, Ropes and Appliances. London, UK: 1886. 4 pp., 16mo. Price list showing breaking strength of steel ropes from 6 inches down to 1 inch and a comparison with the strength of tarred hemp hawsers. With an engraved uptake reel for the wire on the back wrapper. $40.00

155) Cummings Ship Instrument Works, Aids in Navigation. Boston, MA: c. 1910. 8 pp., 8vo. The Cummings Engine Log System is offered as the latest and best system for improving a ship captain's knowledge of where he is at all times. $45.00

156) Dunphy Boat Mfg. Co., Dunphy Boats - High Grade Launches, Row Boats, Canoes, Fishing and Sail Boats. Eau Claire, WI: 1912. 32 pp., 8vo. A wide range of small craft, from 26-foot speed boats to row boats and canoes. Most are for use on lakes, presumably of the upper Midwest, though at least one is adverstised as a sea-going cruiser. Each model is illustrated and has specifications listed. Good condition. $200.00

157) Frank Richard & Gardner Co., Marine Hardware and Steamship Supplies. New York, NY: 1914. 448 pp., 8vo. An enormous catalogue of hardware needed on ships and yachts. Hard bound and fully illustrated. The items range from anchors to toilets and each is illustrated described and priced. Item range from oar locks to engine room telegraphs, tackle blocks to dteering wheels, anchors to marine lavatories. $225.00

158) Gray Motor Co., Necessary Things for Boat & Engine - Why and How to Use Them. Detroit, MI: 1910. 20 pp., 4to. Uncolored illustrated catalogue of parts and accessories for small boats, focusing on motor boats. Includes everything from batteries to bilge pumps, motors and propellers to bow lights. Priced. Self-wraps, excellent condition. $50.00

159) Hall-Scott Motor Car Co., Marine Engines and Marine Installations. Berkeley, CA: 1920. 32 pp., 4to. Scarce motor boat catalogue from this West Coast manufacturer. Illustrates many engines and speed boats for racing and recreational use. Includes schematic drawings of two of the engines. $225.00

160) Kermath Mfg. Co., Kermath - America's Finest Small Engines. Detroit, MI: 1925. 28 pp., 8vo. 4-cycle engines for small boats, partially illustrated. The photos show boats manufactured by other companies using Kermath motors. Price list laid in. Good condition, light wear and soiling. $75.00

161) Kermath Mfg. Co., America's Standard Four-Cycle Engine. Detroit, MI: c. 1925. 8 pp., 8vo. Specialized brochure for the Kermath 3 to 4 hp engine with one cylinder. Illustrated, with views of the engine. $25.00

162) Kermath Mfg. Co., “A Kermath Always Runs” - Series 15, 3 to 50 H.P.. Detroit, MI: c. 1928. 28 pp., 8vo. Partially illustrated catalogue of motors for small boats. Very good condition, light vertical crease at center. With separate price list, 1940 parts list, and brochure for 3 to 4 h.p. motor. $85.00

163) Leeds Forge Company Limited, The, Fox's Patent Corrugated Furnace Flues. Leeds, UK: 1882. 32 pp., oblong 4to. Illustrated paper wrappers, fine condition. Detailed drawings illustrate the marine boilers and flues sold by Leeds. Included is a remarkable listing of well known (Cunard, White Star) and obscure ship lines and individual vessels using the Leeds boilers. $175.00

164) Mullins Body Co., Mullins Pressed Body Boats. Salem, OH: c. 1920. 12 pp., 4to. Small boats for use on lakes. 5 pages of beautiful color illustrations. Includes models fitted for outboard motors, equipped with inboard motors, and rowboats. All models are priced. Attractive illustration on from wrapper. $125.00

165) Riggs & Brother, Nautical Almanac. Philadelphia, PA: 1901. 154 pp., 8vo. With approx. 100 pp. of information on tides and other nautical observations, phases of the moon, high water times, lighthouses and many other important data for use of nautical people. There are about 50 pages of advertisements for ship accessories such as chronometers, binnacles and other items. Front wrapper is present but detached. $140.00

166) Riggs & Brother, Nautical Almanac 1916. Philadelphia, PA: 1916. 98 pp., 8vo. Contains 45 pages devoted to various charts and an almanac for recording the rise and fall of the sun and other nautical events of interest Over 50 pages are devoted to items offered by the firm such as sextants, binnacles, compasses and binoculars. $85.00

167) Seabury, Charles L., & Co., Gasolene Engines and Launches, High-Speed and Cruising Steam Yachts, the Only Naphtha Launch. Morris Heights, NY: 1906. 20 pp., 8vo. Steam, naphtha and gasoline Speedway engines for boats and yachts. Many different engines are shown, as are a number of boats which employ these engines. $185.00

168) Simms Magneto Co., Electricity in Your Boat. East Orange, NJ: c. 1920. 6 pp., tall 8vo. Tri-fold brochure printed in 2 colors describing a portable battery-powered marine generator. Illustrated. $25.00

169) Simpson Lawrence & Co., Yacht Equiipment - Catalogue K. Glasgow, UK: 1932. 278 pp., 8vo. Everything needed by the luxury yacht owners, from lavatories to anchors, tea trays to portholes, yacht china to binnacles. Covers virtually every aspect of yacht equipment, with necessities and luxuries. $225.00

170) Syracuse Gas Engine Works, Syracuse Gas Engines - Catalogue No. 18. Syracuse, NY: c. 1910. 32 pp., 8vo. Descriptions of these nautical engines are complete with diagrams, illustrations and text which explain their virtues. $50.00

171) Vogelsang Screw Propeller Company, Vogelsang Screw Propeller and Its Advantages Over All Known Methods of Marine Propulsion. Brooklyn, NY: 1889. 32 pp., 4to. Treatise on the benefits to be derived from using the Vogelsang propeller on sailing vessels. Includes diagrams and illustrations showing the improvements contained over other propellers. Very scarce. $125.00

172) Whitlock, B. M., Clothing & Furnishings for Officers and Crews of Yachts. New York, NY: 1889. 78 pp., 8vo. Hard cover catalogue of items offered especially to the owners of yachts and sailing ships. Very attractive illustrations show clothing designed for both officers and crews. Illustrated boards. Near mint. Includes such luxury items as custom made buttons and caps. There is also one page offering deck guns, presumably to repel boarders from lower classes. $350.00

173) Appleton, D., & Co., Cornell's Physical Geography, and Other Standard Text-Books. New York, NY: c. 1875. 16 pp., 8vo. Text book brochure with a small folding colored map of the world included. The map, by von Steinwehr, is apparently taken directly from Cornell's Geography. A scarce and unusual (due to the presence of the map) catalogue for a popular school geography. $175.00

174) Bigelow Binder Co., Beg Ben Line of Magazine, Pamphlet, Telephone, Catalog and Music Binders - Catalog No. 2. New York, NY: 1914. 32 pp., 8vo. Binders for archiving or preserving magazines, music and other printed material. While primarily aimed at libraries, there are also sections aimed at professionals with archival needs. $65.00

175) Curtis Publishing Co., You Can Earn These Premiums by Selling the Saturday Evening Post. Philadelphia, PA: 1927. 4 pp., 8vo. Premium flyer, not a full catalogue, for prospective sellers of the magazine. $10.00

176) Hall & McCreary, Catalog No. 58 - Season 1918-1919. Chicago, IL: 1918. 96 pp., 8vo. Primarily school and college text books, along with some school supplies and popular books. One full page of globes, two pages of hanging maps, all from W. & A. K. Johnston. $65.00

177) Hammond, C. S., & Co., Complete Catalogue of Atlases, Maps and Geographical Appliances 1930-31. Brooklyn, NY: 1930. 32 pp., 4to. Lacks wrappers (?), lightly soiled. Extensive catalogue pocket maps, wall maps, atlases, maps cases and other miscellaneous map supplies. No globes. $60.00

178) Harper & Brothers, Special Trade Sale, 1871, from March 16 to April 25. New York, NY: 1871. 31 pp., 8vo. Self wrappers, outside corner of back wrapper missing. Light wear throughout. Lists Harper's inventory of books, including many which are now quite rare. $60.00

179) Hurst & Co., Catalogue of Standard Books, Games and Stationery. New York, NY: c. 1892. 50 pp., 8vo. Paper wrappers. There is something for everyone in this catalogue. There are "How To" books on every subject from "How to Become Rich" to "How to Be a Clairvoyant" to "How to Raise Horses", with a great deal in addition. There is a section devoted to atlases alongside books on how to become a magician. Many magic tricks and decks of cards. $75.00

180) Leary, W. A., Valuable Historical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books. Philadelphia, PA: c. 1848. 12 pp., 8vo. Original wrappers. The contents consists of ads, one per book, for books published or sold by Leary. The back wrapper has a full list of Leary's publications. Several of the books advertised are popular histories, with emphasis on the war with Mexico. $165.00

181) Lothrop, D. Company, Our Little Men and Women, October 1890. Boston, MA: 1890. 40 pp., 8vo. Children's magazine includes a section of premiums offered for selling magazines. That section features 8 pages of toys and games and 2 pages of children's books including "5 Little Peppers". $45.00

182) National Tribune, Army Charts. Washington, DC: c. 1900. 2 pp., 4to. Double-sided promotional flyer offering Civil War veterans charts depicting their army corps. Unillustrated. Previous folds. These charts were give-aways to accompany subscriptions to the National Tribune or purchase of books published by them. $40.00

183) Perkins Book Co., A Catalogue of Standard and Popular Books, Sold at Wholesale Prices 1901-1902. New York, NY: 1901. 64 pp., 12mo. Printed wrappers. Partially illustrated list of new books, led by literature and popular histories. $40.00

184) Rand McNally & Co., School Maps and Map Cases, a Pocket Catalogue and Price List. No. 4. 1907. Part I. Chicago, IL: 1907. 32 pp., 16mo. Printed wrappers, 2 page supplement of steel cases for roll maps bound in. No globes are offered, but there is a very wide selection of wall maps sold individually and in cases. A scarce separate catalogue of maps exclusive of a general school supply catalogue. $100.00

185) Roach-Fowler Co., Look It Up in the World Book. Chicago, IL: c. 1928. 139 pp., 4to. Large promotional publication for the World Book Encyclopedia, filled with references to (and implied endorsements by) such prominent individuals as Charles Lindbergh and President Coolidge. Often hyperbolic in its testamonials, this is a most enthusiastic promotion for the World Book. $85.00

186) Roycrofters, The Roycroft Catalog of Books and Things. East Aurora, NY: 1909. 34 pp., 8vo. Catalogue for publications and binding from Elbert Hubbard and his Roycrofters. Many rare Roycroft publications in a variety of fine bindings are shown and listed. $175.00

187) Scribner's, Charles, Sons, Holiday Books 1901-1902. New York, NY: 1901. 48 pp., 8vo. Full color wrappers, internal pages printed in two colors. Current publications, including fiction and non-fiction, classics and popular works. $40.00

188) Aetna Vehicle and Harness Co., Special Net Cash Price List. Cincinnati, OH: c. 1900. 2 pp., 4to. Unillustrated price list of buggies, phaetons, stick wagons, farm wagons, carts, saddles and harneeses. Prices are net, but are for single units, not wholesale lots. $25.00

189) American Carriage Co., Catalogue No. 10. Cincinnati, OH: 1895. 72 pp., oblong 12mo. Illustrated wrappers, fine condition. One carriage or buggy is illustrated per page, with descriptive text and specifications at the bottom. A wonderful carriage catalogue published just before the beginning of the automobile age. McKinstry 1784. $325.00

190) Bradley & Co., Announcements for 1891. Syracuse, NY: 1891. 4 pp., 4to. Advertising flyer announcing the year's line of buggies, surreys, wagons, two-wheelers and road carts. Printed in red and black. $25.00

191) Brown Carriage Co., These Prices Are for Immediate Acceptance Only. Cincinnati, OH: 1910. 1 pp., folio. Folded broadside advertisment showing 12 models of wagon, surrey and buggy. Printed in red and black with prices prominently displayed. Included in original mailing envelope with 2 letters from the company. $185.00

192) Collins Mfg. Co., Fall Circular - 1888. Jackson, MI: 1888. 4 pp., 8vo. Uncolored circular with illustration inside of sulky suspension and seat. The back cover is a full-page illustration of a wagon. Light soiling, small tears along folds. $50.00

193) Columbus Buggy Co., Buggies. Columbus, OH: c. 1890. 30 pp., oblong 8vo. Lacks wrappers (and one other leaf?). Features 13 full page illustrations of buggies and surreys, with descriptive text opposite. The illustrations are very well executed. $75.00

194) Davis, Gould & Co., Wholesale Manuacturers of Carriages. Cincinnati, OH: c. 1886. 1 pp., folio. Large (92x59 cm.) illustrated broadside featuring 21 styles and models of carriage, buggy and wagon. At the top is a fine view of the factory. Fine condition. A wonderful, very attractive and decorative advertising print. The date is taken from Romaine, p. 81. $525.00

195) Elkhart Carriage & Harness Mfg. Co., Elkhart Carriages. Elkhart, IN: 1905. 224 pp., oblong 8vo. Original wrappers, creased, back cover has a tear and wear at the edges. Offers well over 100 different carriages and harnesses, illustrated one model per page, with extensive descriptive text below. Includes buggies, surreys, wagons (including several delivery wagons) and equipment. $200.00

196) Empire Manufacturing Co., The Farmer's Handy Wagon. Quincy, IL: c. 1890. 32 pp., oblong 8vo. Bright, colorful lithographic wappers and many uncolored illustrations make this catalogue a bit different from he usual wagon brochure. Solicitation for agents laid in. Front wrapper has one small chip. Lithographed by Milwaukee Lithography Co. One of the illustration shows what could be the first mobile home, a house built on a wagon chassis. $175.00

197) Evans Mfg. Co., Catalog of Bob Sleighs - Catalog A. Hammond, NY: c. 1910. 12 pp., oblong 12mo. Small catalogue of a very specialized product. The sleighs appear to be primarily designed for commercial use in lumbering or other cold weather hauling by horses. These are not toys or recreational sleds. $150.00

198) Moyer Carriage Co., Moyer 1900. Syracuse, NY: 1900. 81 pp., 4to. Heavy paper wrappers with embossed color lithographic designs on both front and back. Present are many superb uncolored illustrations of the many designs and style of vehicles made by this well-known carriage maker. $350.00

199) Muncie Jobbing & Mfg. Co., Price List No. 33. Muncie, IN: 1901. 512 pp., 12mo. Small thick catalogue of carriages and wagons as well as tools and materials for buggy and wagon repairs. One page cut, otherwise very good condition. Includes paints, harnesses, transfer ornaments, lanterns, fringe, anvils and many other related items. $200.00

200) Ohio Carriage Mfg Co., The Man At the Hub 1912. Columbus, OH: 1912. 170 pp., 4to. Stiff wrappers. A very extensive, well-illustrated catalogue wiith many items in color. In addition to the regular catalogue there is a huge insert showing the many improvements made on Split Hickory carriages. One of the most comprehensive carriage catalogues we have seen. See Romaine p. 88. $375.00

201) Raub Mfg. Co., To the Trade. Linden, IN: 1910. 8 pp., 12mo. Small catalogue of buggies and shafts. Priced. Fair condition, worn with chipping at edges. $35.00

202) Schriber, Fritz, The Complete Carriage and Wagon Painter - A Concise Compendium of the Art of Painting Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs .... New York, NY: 1913. 180 pp., 8vo. Hard bound. Details and instruction in the methods of painting carriages and wagons. Numerous illustrations show designs, lettering and mixing of paints. Scarce. Fine condition. $250.00

203) American Slide Co., Perfection Advertising and Announcement Slides for the Picture Show. Columbus, OH: 1926. 32 pp., 8vo. Paper wrappers. Illustrated are many slides for promoting local businesses before motion picture presentations. There are specialty slides, all uncolored, for bakeries, drug stores, cleaners and many more. These are among the earliest use of trailers for films. $100.00

204) Annin & Co., Fine Flags - No. 112. New York, NY: 1907. 318 pp., 8vo. Illustrated stiff wrappers, torn and well worn. Internally very good. An extraordinary catalogue from this leading flag maker, with many illustrations in color. With many flags, including ones for colleges and fraternal organizations. The offerings go past flags and include color depictions of confetti, megaphones, small hot air balloons, and much more. Particularly unusual is the 12-page color section of Japanese lanterns. $375.00

205) Brazel Novelty Mfg. Co., Catalogue No.40. Cincinati, OH: c. 1920. 40 pp., 8vo. A general novelty catalogue with a most interesting assortment of unusual inexpensive items for 29 pages. The last 10 pages is an extensive fireworks catalogue, including very elaborate displays. Includes many balloons, flags, bunting, and other celebration goods. $175.00

206) Consolidated Fireworks Co. of America, 1893 Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue and Price List of Fireworks. New York, NY: 1893. 96 pp., tall 8vo. A spectacular catalogue in three sections. The first section is fireworks, with many illustrations of the displays. The second section is flags, bunting and other patriotic items, in color. The third section has novelty fireworks, hand-held items, cap pistols, sparklers and other larger items. This is the finest fireworks catalogue we have seen, not to mention being among the very few fireworks catalogues which is illustrated. See Romaine p. 95. $950.00

207) Eldridge Entertainment House, Raising Liberty Dollars. Denver, CO: c. 1918. 64 pp., 12mo. Illustrated paper wrappers. Offers lists of plays, pageants, revues and musical programs for schools and other organizations to support the war effort in World War I. Contains all kinds of material needed for putting on shows etc. Claims "New Patriotic Numbers in Abundance." $40.00

208) Griffin, Jas. R., Professional Boots, Shoes, Pumps. Rochester, NY: c. 1900. 16 pp., tall 12mo. Illustrated catalogue of theatrical shoes. The footware offered is all very ostentatious, as befitting stage costumes. These include boots made to call to mind an American flag, bucket-top boots for pirates, ornate burlesque boots, and many others. $50.00

209) Heaney Magic Co., Heaney's Professional Catalog of Wonders - Catalog No. 25. Berlin, WI: 1924. 224 pp., 12mo. This catalogue, in a short, thick format, is similar in content to Heaney's larger catalogues. Still contains a wide range of tricks, jokes and illusions. Also offers sets of marked cards and loaded dice. 3 pages of wooden puzzles offered at the back. $85.00

210) Henderson & Co. Uniform Manufacturers, Fatigue Uniforms. Philadelphia, PA: c. 1880. 8 pp., tall 8vo. Folded flyer with 5 pages of color illustrations of uniforms for musicians and 3 pages of various types of caps for military bands. One of the caps is touted as the one worn by Sousa's band. Light water damage and some bleeding of the red from one of the illustrations. $65.00

211) Henderson Ames Co., Paraphenalia, Regalia and Costumes for I. O. O. F. Lodges - Catalogue No.12. Kalamazoo, MI: 1901. 148 pp., 4to. Heavy paper wrappers, light stain at top left corner. This catalogue features the entire line of IOOF-related costumes, robes and accessories. There are 20 magnificent full color plates each with 5 or 6 elaborate costumes related to specific duties in the Lodge. These lithographic plates are most unusual for catalogues such as this. $250.00

212) Howe Publishing Co., Descriptive Catalogue of Ames’ Theatrical Plays. Ira, OH: 1925. 40 pp., 8vo. Unillustrated catalogue of 491 plays for production by small theater groups. Most are one-act. Included is one of the plays, no. 238, entitled Strawberry Shortcake, an Ethiopian Farce. Original mailing envelope included. $50.00

213) Lilley Co., Net List No. 757 - I. O. O. F. Memorial Day Flags. Columbus, OH: c. 1915. 4 pp., 12mo. Uncolored, illustrated flyer for flags and grave markers to commemorate I. O. O. F. Memorial Day. Light wear to fold. $20.00

214) Martin's Firework Co., Martin's Real Fireworks. Fort Dodge, IA: c. 1919. 1 pp., folio. Double-sided folding sheet, printed in red and blue, listing and promoting a wide variety of fireworks display packages. Several small illustrations. $150.00

215) Masten & Wells, Catalogue and Price-List of the New England Laboratory of Boston. Fireworks, Flags, Lanterns, Balloons .... Boston, MA: 1883. 32 pp., 12mo. Complete listing and price catalogue of the many different varieties of fireworks available from this leading fireworks manufacturer. Blue wrappers, A superb copy. While there are no illustrations, there is extensive text describing many of the fireworks effects offered. Includes original stamped mailing envelope, also in excellent condition. $375.00

216) Masten & Wells, Descriptive Catalogue and Price-List. New England Laboratory. Fireworks, Celebration and Decoration Material, Campaign Goods,. Boston, MA: 1887. 72 pp., 16mo. Complete listing and price catalogue of the many different varieties of fireworks available from this leading manufacturer. Blue wrappers, back cover torn, spine taped. Internally fine. While there are no illustrations, there is extensive text many of the fireworks effects offered. The last 11 pages offer flags, lanterns and other celebration goods. $150.00

217) Masten & Wells Fireworks Mfg. Co., Catalogue and Price List for 1927 of Fireworks. Boston, MA: 1927. 32 pp., oblong 16mo. Unillustrated listing of fireworks, individually and as display sets constructed for variety and impact. The largest set, the “Bunker Hill” contains 171 pieces for $150. The text assures the reader that "The display will satisfactorily entertain several thousand people at a town or Centennial Celebration." $85.00

218) McCauley & Peters, Flags, Awnings and Tents. Canvas and Duck Products. Columbus, OH: 1891. 32 pp., oblong 16mo. Illustrated paper wrappers. Catalogue depicts an interesting variety of canvas tents, each illustrated with the selection of sizes listed opposite. These include basic army, refreshment, and chapel tents. American flags are offered in many different sizes, fabrics and prices. $125.00

219) Regalia Mfg. Co., Catalog of Auto Banners, Flags, Tickets, Advertising and Fair Supplies. Rock Island, IL: 1921. 12 pp., 8vo. Catalog of banners and other promotional items, one page in color. WITH: 3 actual samples of small auto banners, in pristine condition, with Regalia's name printed on them and price slips on the backs. An interesting catalogue, but the highlights are the small banners. $175.00

220) Waas & Son Co., “Costumers to the Nation” - Illustrated Catalogue No. 80. Philadelphia, PA: c. 1940. 28 pp., 4to. Illustrated uncolored catalogue of theatrical costumes. Includes wigs, hats, hosiery, make-up and other theatrical necessities. $45.00

221) Ward-Stilson Co., I.O.O.F. Costumes Regalia and Supplies. Anderson, IN: 1910. 122 pp., 4to. Stiff wrappers. The extensive catalogue listings cover the full range of ceremonies observed by these lodges of the I.O.O.F. Some are printed in color. Several of the background screens are also printed in bright, full color. Prices are listed in a pocket on the inside front cover. Excellent condition. $125.00

222) Ward-Stilson Co., I.O.O.F. Regalia and Costumes - Catalogue No. 58. Anderson, IN: c. 1915. 176 pp., folio. Fully illustrated catalogue on glossy paper, partially in color. Very good condition, though some of the colors have bled. Illustrates all costumes, furniture, accessories, banners, badges and other paraphernalia related to the Odd Fellows. $200.00

223) Yokoi Fireworks Co., Illustrated Catalogue of Day and Night Bombshells. Yokohama, JP: c. 1920. 10 pp., oblong 8vo. Fully colored catalogue of designs for fireworks, with 15 elements shown per page. Many of the designs show flags of many nations of the world attached to small parachutes which presumably would descend after the explosion of the firework. Other popular themes are animals and fish. The date given above is strictly a guess, as there is no indication of date anywhere in the text, all of which is in English. $350.00

234) Acme Sales Company, Acme Collapsible and Adjustable Dress Form. Brooklyn, NY: c. 1910. 16 pp., 8vo. A new way to exactly reproduce any woman's figure. These dress forms are made so that various sizes of figures may be attained to conform to the needs of the dressmaker. $50.00

235) Atelier Bachwitz, Jupes Parisiennes - Supplement to Catalogue 152. Paris, FR: c. 1908. 14 pp., oblong 8vo. “Edition Speciale” of an uncolored booklet illustrating French fashions in women's skirts. Colorful illustrated paper wrappers. Text is in French and English. $45.00

236) Baltimore Bargain House, Suits for Men and Boys. Baltimore, MD: c. 1899. 24 pp., 8vo. Printed wrappers, excellent condition. Illustrated catalogue of menswear, including 11 original swatches of woolen material. Most of the swatches are in excellent condition, though a couple have limited damage from insects. The material samples in catalogues such as this are usually missing or disintegrated. $125.00

237) Bortree Mfg. Co., Adjustable Duplex Corset. Jackson, MI: c. 1895. 2 pp., 16mo. Small folding card with chromolithographic scene answering the question "Why Mrs. Brown has such a perfect figure." The back has promotional information for the corset and the company. Not technically a catalogue, but an interesting trade card. $20.00

238) Boston Rubber Shoe Company, Catalogue 1896 and 1897. Boston, MA: 1896. 23 pp., 8vo. Boot and rubber catalogue with 10 fine full-page color lithographs by Charles Graham of scenes in New England. Printed by G. H. Buek Litho. Has a fine illustrated cover. Not in Romaine. $125.00

239) Brockton Webbing Co., Manufacturers of Narrow Fabrics for the Show Trade. Brockton, MA: c. 1912. 16 pp., 12mo. Promotional brochure for this manufacturer of fabrics and webbing to be used as components in shoes. This was sent to shoe manufacturers. 6 pages in color of different style webbing. Other pages show the company's facilities. $40.00

240) Clark-Hutchinson Company, Findings Department Catalogue 1900. Boston, MA: 1900. 34 pp., 8vo. Heavy paper wrappers. Everything needed by manufacturers of shoes as well as retailers. Items are all illustrated and priced mostly by the dozen. There are brushes, polishes, nails and leggings to mention just a few of the many odd and unfamiliar types of shoe-related items. $40.00

241) Cox, A. F. & Son, Shoes, Rubbers, Moccasins, Findings. Portland, ME: 1907. 48 pp., 8vo. Original printed wrappers. First edition of this catalogue with various types of men's and women's shoes. Prices and available sizes are present. Illustrated. $45.00

242) Defiance Button Machine Co., Metal Spots. New York, NY: c. 1910. 1 pp., 8vo. A sample card measuring 6.4x3 inches on which are mounted 20 small metal devices for decorating hats, purses or other accessories. The card is heavily creased and nearly split horizontally at the center. The devices are silver or gilt. An unusual survival, as sample cards like this rarely survived with all of their samples intact. $65.00

243) DeFreest-Stover Mfg. Co., Knit Specialties and Novelties - Catalogue for 1906-'07. Waterford, NY: 1906. 28 pp., 12mo. Illustrated wrappers. Mint condition. An assortment of knitted novelties, including wash cloths, broom covers, hot water bottle covers, etc. Also offers brushes, patent medicines, slippers. $40.00

244) Dunham, James H. & Co., The Order Solicitor - Spring and Summer, 1923. New York, NY: 1923. 282 pp., folio. This huge wholesaler's catalogue offers many kinds of items for the textile retailer. Actual swatches and snips of cloth in addition to many color plates make this a great source of information. $150.00

245) Elite Shoe Co., The Strap to Hang Onto. NA, NA: 1907. 16 pp., 12mo. Illustrated paper wrappers. The illustrations show some of what must have been the most uncomfortable shoes man ever devised. If the wearer's toes were not crooked before wearing a pair they surely would be after. $35.00

246) Gordon & Ferguson, Gordon Furs. St. Paul, MN: 1912. 44 pp., 4to. Cardboard wrappers. Fur coats, muffs and many other fur garments are illustrated. A small section is devoted to a description of the names used to describe a fur and the actual animal from which it came is given. Example: Sheared and dyed muskrat becomes Hudson Seal. There are 20 other similar misleading names used. $50.00

247) Gunther, C. G., Sons, Furriers. New York, NY: 1893. 58 pp., 8vo. Not strictly a catalogue. Gunther, a well known furrier, uses the descriptions of 48 animals to let the public know that these animals skins are all available from Gunther in the form of fur coats and other articles of clothing. Condition is good with light water stains on a few pages. The illustrations of the animals are excellent woodcuts. $50.00

248) Hagerstown Shoe & Legging Co., Spring and Summer 1932. Hagerstown, MD: 1932. 40 pp., tall 8vo. Many styles of shoes illustrated in color, for women and children. Illustrated wrappers. $40.00

249) Herpich, Charles A., Co., Fall Winter 1897/98. New York, NY: 1897. 16 pp., 8vo. Paper wrappers. Illustrated with styles of fur coats made with Alaskan seal, mink, Persian lamb and many other furs. There are illustrations of a fur coats for men and women. $50.00

250) Hull Brothers Umbrella Co., Umbrellas. Toledo, OH: 1907. 38 pp., oblong 8vo. Illustrated catalogue of umbrella handles. Front wrapper crudely repaired, back wrapper torn. Materials used in the handles include ivory, sterling silver, gold, gold and pearl, and others. Over 200 different styles are shown. Umbrella or cane handle catalogues are exceeding scarce, particularly ones such as this for higher-end styles utilizing precious metals or stones. $700.00

251) Kirk, W. Stokes, Guns, Ammunition Cutlery, Sport and Army Clothing - Catalogue No. 20-B. Philadelphia, PA: c. 1910. 48 pp., 12mo. Illustrated ppaper wrappers. A tiny burn hole appears on the front wrapper. Catalogue offers a small range of inexpensive guns and a wide assortment of military clothing, axes, canteens and other accessories for the out door man. Kirk claims that his father established the first Army-Navy stores in the United States. $50.00

252) Lilley, M. C. & Co., Military Clothing and Equipments. Columbus, OH: c. 1875. 25 pp., 8vo. No text or prices but 25 remarkable chromolithographic plates of army uniforms for the United States and other countries. Among these are German uniforms with the signature spiked headgear. Prices were included on another list not present. Near mint condition. Exceptionally scarce. The lithography was done by Thomas Hunter, of Philadelphia. $850.00

253) Mahan, Francis, Mahan's Reports of the London & Philadelphia Fashions for Spring ... 1838. Philadelphia, PA: 1838. 1 pp., oblong 4to. 1-page sheet with 17 patterns for elements of men's clothing. Each element is numbered and identified, e.g. “Sway Back,” “Round Jacket,” “Narrow Shoulder,” “Fat Man.” An early American pattern guide. $150.00

254) Mahan, Francis, Mahan's Protractor and Proof Systems of Garment Cutting No.19. Philadelphia, PA: 1844. 18 pp., oblong 4to. A booklet with 3 pp. of men's garment patterns, with explanations, along with a semi-circular sheet of paper entitled "Ward's Protractor System of Garment Cutting" Aside from minor chipping and staining at the bottom left of the protractor, both pieces are in fine condition. A very scarce catalogue and surviving piece of ephemera. $325.00

255) Martin, Henry, Fashions in Furs. Utica, NY: 1894. 16 pp., 12mo. Fur jackets and capes, featuring seal, astrachan, otter, and mink. Mostly for women, with one man's coat shown. One description refers to a resurgence of interest in mink "once in disfavor." The styles of this year called for extremely puffy upper arms on ladies' jackets. $50.00

256) Mayo, William F., & Co., Catalogue No. 4 - April, 1901 - Factory Damaged and Out-of-Style Rubbers Only. Boston, MA: 1901. 28 pp., 8vo. Printed on green paper, light damage. Most of the shoes and boots here are for cold-weather wear, including hip boots, snow excluders, and “Alaskas.” Price list for rubber soled tennis and yachting shoes laid in. There are virtually no items in this catalogue priced over $1.50. $40.00

257) Means, James & Co., James Means $3.00 Shoe. Boston, MA: 1887. 21 pp., 12mo. Illustrated card wrappers. With numerous line illustrations and 4 full color lithographic plates showing various customers such as soldiers, postmen, policemen etc. wearing Means shoes. Light water stain. $65.00

258) National Cloak & Suit Co., New York Fashions. New York, NY: c. 1905. 70 pp., 8vo. Fully illustrated with the latest fashions in dresses, suits, coats and millinery for women and girls. Illustrated paper wrappers include a view of the company's new building in New York City. $50.00

259) National Cloak & Suit Co., Fall and Winter 1926-27. New York, NY: 1926. 460 pp., folio. A superb catalogue filled with illustrations of all types of clothing for the whole family. Many color plates are used. National was one of the largest mail order houses in the country. While dedicated to clothing, there are also many household items, including kitchen cabinets and appliances, radiators, auto supplies, etc. $85.00

260) Plant, Thomas G., Co., Queen's Quality. Boston, MA: c. 1895. 16 pp., oblong 8vo. Color printed illustrated wrappers. The high-button shoes offered in the catalogue are placed within excellent art work depicting high society scenes drawn from the late 18th century. The artist was very capable but the drawings are unsigned. $55.00

261) Reichman, Samuel I., & Co., Latest Parisian Models, 1901-1902. New York, NY: 1901. 20 pp., 16mo. Stiff colored wrappers with a cut-out front which frames a color print of a woman wearing one of the millinery selections featured in the catalogue. Seven fine, delicate chromolithograpic plates are used to show the birds' nest hats of the period. $175.00

262) Rose & Co., Announcement. Chicago, IL: 1899. 4 pp., 12mo. Small promotional flyer from a men's clothing manufacturer, with testamonials from merchants in the South and Midwest who were selling these suits. Two suits are illustrated. $20.00

263) Sanford, E.H., & Co., Sign of the Big Stocking. Worcester, MA: c. 1875. 12 pp., 16mo. A strange tiny folding catalogue in the form of an envelope which opens to describe the variety of items sold by Sanford. We have never seen anything quite like this. The catalogue consists of 12 panels, not illustrated, listing hosiery, gloves, yarns, perfumes, and other dry goods. $75.00

264) Scotch Woolen Mills, Spring & Summer 1928. Chicago, IL: 1928. 50 pp., folio. Oversized catalogue of men's fashions with illustrations of the suit styles (some colored, many uncolored) on the rectos and actual samples of woolen fabrics on the versos. Original red and black cloth binding, the pages are loose in the binding. Many leaves have some wear or staining, though the rear pages are clean. 185 of 197 original fabric samples are present. As the pages are unnumbered, there may be leaves missing. There appears to be one empty tab at the back. Sold as-is. Nonetheless, this is a great display of mens’ fashions from the 1920’s. $475.00

265) Simmons, G. W., Illustrated Price List. Boston, MA: c. 1895. 96 pp., 8vo. Illustrated catalogue of clothing. Yellow wrappers. The left-side pages are priced catalogue listings. The right-side pages consist of three vignette-style illustrations with descriptive text of different styles and fashions available. $85.00

266) Stetson Shoe Co., Footwear in America - 1600 to 1900. Springfield, MA: 1908. 16 pp., oblong 16mo. Illustrated wrappers with many illustrations of shoes printed in color. The interesting art work contrasts early shoes with their modern counterparts. $50.00

267) Streeter, David L., Ideal Styles of Shoes. Chicago, IL: 1884. 32 pp., oblong 8vo. Bright chromolithographic wrappers, excellent condition. A wide range of high-button shoes for fashion-conscious men and women. Also includes a few styles of slippers and shoes for children. Illustrated, but unlike many other catalogues of this type, there is extensive text for each style rather than just an illustration. $125.00

268) Strouse & Brothers, The History of Men's Raiment. Baltimore, MD: 1912. 32 pp., 8vo. The history of men's clothing from Adam & Eve to 1912 is depicted by 16 full page watercolor illustrations by Edmund Magrath. The last 2 are from the 1912 line of the manufacturer. $100.00

269) Uncas Mfg. Co., Linenette Collars, Cuffs, Shirt Fronts. Springfield, MA: c. 1899. 6 pp., 16mo. Red wrappers, small chip in front cover. Pages are unopened. Fully illustrated catalogue of stiff collars for dress shirts along with cuffs and shirt fronts. These went out of style shortly thereafter. $35.00

270) Westcott-Whitmore Company, Spring and Summer Styles 1915. Syracuse, NY: 1915. 36 pp., 4to. Color printed heavy paper wrappers and color printed frames around the illustrations make this an unusual shoe catalogue. Button-up shoes and the new style pumps are featured. $45.00

271) Zirckel, G. A., & Co., Rubber Goods of Every Description. Baltimore, MD: 1898. 2 pp., 8vo. Small broadsheet price list of Mackintoshes, leather coats, caps and leggings, all priced per dozen for wholesale. Unillustrated, but many styles are described. $20.00

278) Arbuthnot, Shannon & Co., Dry Goods, Notions and Small Wares. Pittsburgh, PA: 1872. 40 pp., 16mo. Small catalogue/order book with dry goods listed on printed lined sheets with blank lined pages opposite. It would appear that salesmen would distribute these to customers to consider future order. Products include many long gone from the market like paper collars and cuffs and Balmoral flannels. $50.00

279) Bevan, Samuel, & Co., Notions and Fancy Goods Generally. Baltimore, MD: c. 1890. 8 pp., 12mo. Unpriced listing of the offerings of the notion department of this dry goods seller. Printed on both sides of stiff buff stock. $20.00

280) Bohon, D. T., Co., Fall & Winter Catalog, No. 164, 1928-29. Harrodsburg, KY: 1928. 66 pp., 8vo. Printed wrappers, back wrapper has some chipping, tears at foreedge. A mini-Sears catalogue for durable goods, including auto parts, stoves, furniture, washing machines, phonographs, pistols, paint, buggies and farm implements. $35.00

281) Cook & McLain, Steam Dye Works. Chicago, IL: c. 1880. 13 pp., 12mo. Unillustrated price list for dyeing and dry cleaning of cloth and clothing. Original prined wrappers, chipped and worn, contents loose. Not in Romaine. $60.00

282) Cussins & Fearn Co., Catalogue for Fall & Winter 1925. Columbus, OH: 1925. 238 pp., 4to. A catalogue from a Sears wannabe. Front wrapper torn at bottom, first page at top. Printed on very thin, poor paper. Contains a wide range of merchandise including sporting goods, toys, furniture, clothing, auto accessories, tools, radios, etc. $125.00

283) Dowd, Baker, Whitfield & Co., Catalogue of Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, Hosiery, &c.. New York, NY: c. 1870. 72 pp., 12mo. Though undated, this is roughly a Civil War-era catalogue of dry goods, household and personal grooming items. An extensive unpriced list, including articles from hair brushes to Colt revolvers. The wrappers are lightly worn with one small chip in the front wrapper, and are printed in gilt on blue reflective paper. Stain to back wrapper and blank. Not in Romaine or McKinstry. $475.00

284) Larkin Co., World's Greatest Premium Values. Buffalo, NY: 1930. 222 pp., 4to. Colorful paper wrappers. A typical “Premium House” catalogue with a tremendous variety of items needed by every household. A few color pages highlight the china, dress and floor covering sections but the majority of the illustrations are uncolored. A good example of this company's catalogues. $85.00

285) Levy, M., & Bros., Skill and Enterprise Get There. Stockton, CA: c. 1890. 1 pp., folio. Small illustrated broadside for clothing and dry goods, featuring 6 different assorments of goods, 5 of which are offered at under 80 cents per dozen. Folded, with some chipping at edges and hole at fold junction. $60.00

286) Macy's, Fall-Winter 1904-1905. New York, NY: 1904. 448 pp., 8vo. Original printed wrappers, light staining at edge of back wrapper. Lightly worn. The back wrapper has a view of the Macy's flagship store at Herald Square, with a handful of automobiles amidst the trolleys, pedestrians and horses. That store had opened only two years earlier. The merchandise offered is a scaled-down version of the Sears catalogue, with clothing, sporting goods, shotguns, furniture, saddles, etc., etc. $250.00

287) Mahler Bros., 1893 Catalogue Spring and Summer, No. 37. New York, NY: 1893. 88 pp., 4to. A well-illustrated catalogue from a firm doing business on 6th Avenue when that area was the center of the department store trade in New York. Wrappers include a fine woodcut of Mahler's store. $75.00

288) Marshall Field & Co., Notions and Fancy Goods 1890/91. Chicago, IL: 1890. 352 pp., 4to. Illustrated hard binding with light wear. Wonderful sections fully illustrated show a wide selection of mechanical toys, games, musical instruments, perfumes, luggage and pocket knives among others. There are 7 brilliant color plates, illustrating perfume and luggage. This is an unusual wholesale catalogue, with items priced by the dozen, for a company which became a retail giant. A truly great catalogue. Not in Romaine. $1,150.00

289) O'Neill, H., & Co., Special Bargains in All Departments. New York, NY: c. 1880. 24 pp., 12mo. An oddly shaped die cut catalogue featuring many styles of ladies hats, some with flamboyant feathers while others are of simple straw. Colorful embossed lithographed wrappers. Excellent condition. $100.00

290) Spelman, W. A. Publisher, Spelman's Fancy Goods Graphic. New York, NY: 1882. 53 pp., folio. A remarkable wholesale catalogue which evidently appeared at regular intervals. Prices are quoted by the gross and by the dozen for purchase by storekeepers. Items range from clocks to threads, hardware to musical instruments, men's and women's clothing. Last signature detached. $85.00

291) Walker, W. & H., Clothing and Dry Goods Bargains. Pittsburgh, PA: c. 1915. 96 pp., 12mo. Small catalogue of fashions and dry goods. Slightly brittle. Extensively illustrated. Colored wrappers. $25.00

292) Wechsler & Abraham, Fashion Catalogue - Fall '89. Brooklyn, NY: 1889. 72 pp., 4to. Original illustrated wrappers, front cover has a large area torn off at bottom corner, not affecting text area. Otherwise very good. This is a separate fashion and dry goods excerpted from a larger general catalogue. Pagination is from 149 to 220. Illustrated, showing clothes, shoes, and millinery items. Wechsler & Abraham was a precursor to Abraham & Strauss. $125.00

293) Woolworth, F. W., & Co., Woolworth's First 75 Years. New York, NY: 1954. 64 pp., 4to. Illustrated heavy paper wrappers. Just 43 years after they were the leaders in chain store operations, they were forced to close their stores, showing the huge changes which occured in the retail world after World War II. 2 pages are evoted to the branch in Havana. $50.00

294) Wrigley, Wm., Jr. & Co., Wrigley's Red Book - Catalogue for Jobbers, Jobbers' Salesmen and Large Retail Dealers - 9th Edition. Chicago, IL: c. 1905. 203 pp., 12mo. A brilliant premium catalogue with 56 color plates depicting a vast array of merchandise from scales to bathtubs to gambling devices to coffee mills to cash registers and much, much more. The first plate shows, in bright color, wrappers from 14 varieties of Wrigley gum. Plain cloth binding with original red printed wrappers bound in. A truly special catalogue. Not in Romaine. $750.00

299) American Bosch Magneto Corp., Bosch Motor Car Radio - More Pleaure per Mile. Springfield, MA: 1930. 6 pp., 12mo. A small double-fold brochure for an early car radio, priced at $140.00. The components are illustrated inside. It is promoted as “A New Motoring Pleasure.” $35.00

300) Carlisle & Finch Co., Electrical Novelties - Catalogue B, #8 1903. Cincinnati, OH: 1903. 56 pp., 8vo. One of the earliest toy electric train catalogues issued. 20 pp. devoted to the electric trains and the balance to other dynamos and generators. Romaine p.270 lists a previous issue in 1899. The scale of the trains is given, but there were yet to be the standardized gauge designations which arose later. $250.00

301) Edison Mfg. Co., The Edison-Lalande Battery. New York, NY: c. 1891. 42 pp., 12mo. String-bound catalogue with a smaller catalogue/price list attached to front wrapper. Light wear to front. 2 folding plates, one of a battery, one with a chart. Many batteries are illustrated. The text describes the use of galvanic cell batteries. Very unusual. $400.00

302) Hauss, D. J., Electrical Supplies. Cincinnati, OH: c. 1900. 31 pp., 12mo. Printed wrappers, corner of back wrapper torn and detached. Illustrated catalogue of wall switches, batteries, watchmen's clocks, alarm gongs, ceiling mounts for lights, and other early electrical fixtures. $65.00

303) Lindstrom, Smith Co., White Cross Electric Vibrators. Chicago, IL: 1919. 6 pp., 8vo. Flyer, letter, order form and original return envelope, all enclosed in original mailer, for this electric vibrator designed to promote good health. It is touted as curing aches, pains, headaches, neuralgia, sleeplessness and more. $100.00

304) Manhattan Electrical Supply Co., Illustrated Catalogue No. 7. New York, NY: 1903. 208 pp., 8vo. Printed wrappers, original mailing envelope, excellent condition. Large catalogue of telephones, batteries, porcelain and glass insulators, bell systems with decorative bell pushes, home electric medical sets, telegraph sets, electric door locking mechanisms, and much more. Several price lists and flyers laid in. $650.00

305) National Carbon Co., Dry and Wet Cells - Catalog No. 21. Cleveland, OH: 1911. 24 pp., oblong 12mo. As the title indicates, both dry and wet cell batteries are offered. The wet cells are primarily for laboratory or signal-device use. The dry cells are for automobiles and general household or commerical uses. There are also a page each of flashlights and flashlight batteries. $100.00

306) Ohio Electrical Works, Illustrated Catalogue of the Leading Electric Novelties and Appliances. Cleveland, OH: c. 1900. 64 pp., 12mo. A wonderful catalogue of electrical items. Lightly soiled. Several medical items arre offered, including The Medico Electric Jar for Aches & Pains, electric insoles, an electroysis set, and a vibro-massage machine. Also includes telephones, batteries, flashlights, electric trains and many other small items. On the first page is: “At Last! An Electric Light for the Necktie - $1.00”. $425.00

307) Simms Magneto Co., Homelite Electricity for Light and Power. East Orange, NJ: c. 1925. 12 pp., tall 12mo. A relatively early catalogue for a portable power generator with a 1/2 horsepower capacity and 400 watt output. It weighed 100 pounds. $45.00

308) Sparks-Withington Co., The New Jubilee Sparton Automobile Radio. Jackson, MI: c. 1935. 2 pp., 12mo. A small brochure for automobile radios which, the text assures us, has been perfected. Catalogues potential problems of reliability, range and sound quality which it indicates have been overcome by this model. $35.00

309) Transitone, The Newest Thrill of a Thrilling Age. np, na: c. 1930. 6 pp., 12mo. A small, illustrated double-fold brochure for the latest modern convenience, a car radio. No price is given, but there is a box which indicates that financing was available. $35.00

310) Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co., Catalogue No. 5, January 1905. Plainville, CT: 1905. 69 pp., 8vo. Electrical supplies for builders and designers of electrical systems, with control boards, knife switches, and receptacles. Light wear at bottom of spine, very good condition. $125.00

311) Willard Storage Batter Co., Instructions for Installing and Operating the Willard “A” and “B” Power Unit. Cleveland, OH: 1927. 8 pp., 8vo. Uncolored instruction manual for a rechargeable battery unit to be attached to radio receivers. Worn, covers detached. Several inserts included. $35.00

332) Austin, Nichols & Co., Prices Current, New York, April 10th, 1908.. New York, NY: 1908. 24 pp., folio. Newspaper format listing of the wholesale prices for an enormous variety of foods sold by Austin, Nichols. Good condition, light wear. Items range from sugar to tea to smoking tobacco pipes. $30.00

333) Beyrich, Clemens, Torten Verzierungen - Anleitungs und Nachschlagebuch .... Chemnitz, GE: c. 1898. 132 pp., oblong 8vo. Stiff boards, very good condition, front hinge weak. Book on cake and candy decoration with numerous color plates. The color plates show all kinds of decorations for very fancy cakes, candy and pastries. A very beautiful work exhibiting the height of the art of dessert preparation. $375.00

334) Brecht Company, The, General Catalogue No. 57. St. Louis, MO: c. 1910. 649 pp., 4to. Original wrappers, front hinge gone, front endpaper loose. Wrappers soiled. Everything needed by meat packers, butchers and others in the food trades. Illustrated are grinders, cutters, refrigerators and hundreds of other items including spice mills, grindstones, ice elevators, cutting blocks, scales and much, much more. $175.00

335) Chase & Sanborn, Snap Shots at Random from Ocean to Ocean among Some of the Pure Food Emporiums of North America. Boston, MA: c. 1910. 68 pp., oblong 4to. Chase & Sanborn went around the United States and Canada taking a photo of the interior of one retail establishment featuring its products in each of the states and provinces. Illustrated wrappers, back in color. Each shop is identified and the group as a whole provides an incomparable look at the state of retail store layout around the turn of the century. $350.00

336) Crandall & Godley Co., The, Bakers', Confectioners, Ice Cream Makers' and Soda Water Dispensers. New York, NY: 1902. 180 pp., 4to. Hard covers, boards creased vertically. Offers a complete range of equipment for the baker and candy maker. Includes large machines, ovnes and oven fixtures, grinders, ice cream dishes, tumblers, as well as molds for candy. Fine condition. 2 small clippings have been taken from pages 141 and 161. $275.00

337) Egerton, Dougherty, Woods & Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery. Baltimore, MD: 1856. 1 pp., 4to. Printed price circular for eleven different grades of sugar. At the top is a woodcut view of the factory at Lombard and Concord Streets in Baltimore. The back is addressed as if for mailing, but with no postage. Printed on blue paper and dated February 22, 1856. $50.00

338) Enterprise Manufacturing Co. of Pennsylvania, The Enterprising Housekeeper - 200 Test Recipes by Helen Louise Johnson. Philadelphia, PA: 1900. 80 pp., 12mo. A special recipe book made especially for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo and distributed there in 1901. Stiff wrappers. In addition to recipes, there are several illustrations of household machines, including coffee grinders and food choppers, made by Enterprise. $50.00

339) Farmer, L. W., Eaton's Patent Pea and Bean Sheller. Boston, MA: 1880. 4 pp., 8vo. One sheet, folded, with descriptions of and testamonials for this kitchen device. $25.00

340) Franco-American Food Co., Franco American Soups and Other Specialties - A Description of Each Variety. Jersey Heights, NJ: 1900. 32 pp., 8vo. Colorful catalogue with fine lithograpic color plates on almost every page showing very appetizing pictures of the canned foods sold by this company. Most of the products are soups, though there are some main courses and desserts as well. Near mint and artistically prepared. $150.00

341) Goold, J. E., & Co., Soda Fountain Specialties and Fruit Syrups. Portland, ME: c. 1910. 4 pp., 12mo. Front cover has color illustrations of drink dispensers, one each for fruit punch and orangeade. The back shows preserved fruit in color. Inside is a price list of food supplies for soda fountains. $75.00

342) Grimm, G. H. & Co., Champion Evaporators. Rutland, VT: 1923. 30 pp., 8vo. Very unusual catalogue offering all the equipment needed to make maple syrup. The taps, drills, buckets, evaporators and other items are all described. We have never seen a similar catalogue. $85.00

343) Herring, William A., Evaporation of Juices and Manufacture of Fruit Butters by Steam. South Allen, MI: 1888. 24 pp., 8vo. Fine condition. Illustrated catalogue of apple butter cooker, pulp washers, evaporators, cider and wine presses. Many testamonials. Also describes operation of machines for making butters or jellies. $100.00

344) Hueg, H.,& Co., Patent Tools for Bakers, Confectioners and Decorators. Long Island Cit, NY: c. 1910. 24 pp., 16mo. Illustrated catalogue of molds and tools for decorating cakes and candies. Also advertises books for the baker and confectioner. $40.00

345) Huntley Mfg. Co., Monitor Coffee Roasting, Cooling and Stoning Machinery - Supplement to Catalogue 64. Silver Creek, NY: c. 1920. 18 pp., 8vo. Industrial-size machinery for processing coffee, cereal, nuts and bulk dry foods. Each model is illustrated and described. $40.00

346) Huntley Mfg. Co., Coffee Machinery. Brocton, NY: c. 1925. 14 pp., 8vo. Paper wrappers. Illustrated with pictures of the various machines sold under the name “Monitor.” Mint condition. $25.00

347) Keystone Macaroni Mfg. Co., San Giorgio Brand Macaroni. Lebanon, PA: c. 1925. 12 pp., tall 12mo. Bright, colorful pamphlet on heavy stock illustrating, with name and number, 103 different shapes of pasta, from lasagna noodles to alphabet shapes for soup. The inside covers have bright illustrations of packages for these and other of the company's products. $50.00

348) Kingan & Co., Souvenir of Indianapolis (Meat Products Catalogue). Indianapolis, IN: c. 1925. 64 pp., 12mo. A brochure with photos of the significant buildings and sights in Indianapolis. Each page is illustrated by a Kingan product at the bottom. This is actually an advertising booklet masquerading as a travel brochure. $35.00

349) Montgomery Ward & Co., Groceries - May, June, 1915. New York, NY: 1915. 64 pp., 4to. Color printed wrappers with the back cover devoted to lubrication for the newly important automobile owner. Included is a letter describing the benefits of buying Ward products over brand names. $35.00

350) Nelson Morris & Co., Beef & Hog Products Souvenir of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. Chicago, IL: 1901. 4 pp., 12mo. Small give-away from the Buffalo Pan-American exposition for this meat packer and the Fairbank Canning Co. Printed in red and gold on black stock, the inside features a "letter" from a hog attesting to the company's fine reputation. A cameo portrait of the hog is opposite. $30.00

351) Northwestern Consolidated Milling Co., Adventures of Ceresota. Minneapolis, MN: 1912. 40 pp., oblong 12mo. Illustrated wrappers, lightly soiled. Contains 12 fine color illustrations by Alice Sargent Johnson. Each illustration is accompanied by an uncolored print along with instructions for coloring to make it match the colored print. A most unusual item designed for children. $50.00

352) Park & Tilford, Quarterly for Summer 1913. New York, NY: 1913. 68 pp., 8vo. Color illustrated wrappers. A wholesale price list by one of the great names in the history of American food merchants. Near mint in the original mailing envelope. Cuban cigars are featured. There is also a large selection of wine and liquors. $85.00

353) Price, W. G. F., & Co., Merchants’ Review - Volume III, No. 17. New York, NY: 1881. 31 pp., folio. Newspaper format with a fine woodcut showing the Higgins Brooklyn Soap Works with the Brooklyn Bridge in the background. Wholesale prices are listed for hundreds of food and household products. Filed with ads for a wide variety of food and food service wholesalers. Quite a few ads are for Austin, Nichols Co. $50.00

354) Reliable Sales Corp., Free Premium Catalogue. New York, NY: c. 1920. 14 pp., 8vo. Premium catalogue for a company selling candies through individuals. Apparently, the premiums were the only compensation for the agents who, upon collecting money and sending it in, would choose their premium. Sounds like a scam. $20.00

355) Royce, Abner, Co., Royce's Pure Fruit Flavors, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. Cleveland, OH: c. 1910. 36 pp., 16mo. Original wrappers. Each item including ginger, vanilla and many others is described and instructions given for their best usage. Many other drug store items, such as talcum powder, bay rum, and silver polish are offered. $30.00

356) Siegel, Henry, Co., Food Magazine, Summer Number. Boston, MA: 1907. 80 pp., 4to. This price list has many thousands of items and provides a good view of the diet of wealthy Bostonian families. The Siegel firm was one of Boston's best known grocers for many years. Includes ads for food products. The last page has the poem “Casey at the Bat,” but attributes it to Joseph Quinlan Murphy, not Ernest Thayer. The poem was first published 20 years earlier. $25.00

357) Stewart, C. H., Boomer & Boschert Presses. Chicago, IL: c. 1880. 1 pp., 8vo. Small broadside advertisement printed on red paper. Unillustrated, but lists many different machines from this manufacturer, including sugar cane mills, a jelly and Sorghum evaporator, an acidometer and The Herder Revolving Vinegar Generator. $15.00

358) Superior Tool and Supply Co., Superior Baker’s Machinery. Cincinnati, OH: 1907. 48 pp., 8vo. Fully illustrated catalogue showing the latest machinery for use in commercial bakeries. Paper wrappers. Includes sifters and blenders with 2,000 lb. capacities, power pie and cake trimmers, etc. $60.00

359) Titus, Erastus, Price List of First Premium Biscuit and Crackers. New York, NY: 1882. 4 pp., 12mo. A dignified 4-page flyer listing various biscuits and crackers. Prices are by the pound and many familiar types such as ginger snaps and graham crackers are listed along side now unknown varieties such as Congress Biscuits and Pilot Bread. $25.00

360) Tufts, James W., Arctic Soda Water Apparatus. Boston, MA: 1884. 256 pp., 4to. Lacks wrappers. Internally, however, this is still a fine copy and nearly an encyclopedia of early soda fountains. Among the many illustrations are 7 albertype pages with photographic reproductions. Most of the illustrations are woodcuts. The most expensive model is listed at $4,500, an enormous sum for this period. Romaine, p. 153, characterizes the illustrations as “fantastic.” $675.00

361) Altman, B. & Co., The Beacon Hill Collection, Seventh Edition. New York, NY: c. 1950. 192 pp., 4to. 7th edition of this well known catalogue from a store no longer in business. Like the earlier edition, this is has hard covers and is filled with photographs of fine reproductions of 18th century American furniture. Fully illustrated. Unpriced. $75.00

362) Bagby Furniture Co., Illustrations of Furniture, Mattresses, Chairs etc. - Catalogue No. 25, Fall 1899. Baltimore, MD: 1899. 60 pp., oblong 4to. Oblong 4to. Pictorial wrappers. The illustrations show just about every kind of golden oak furniture that was so popular at the turn of the century. See Romaine p. 155 for a slightly smaller version. An excellent reference for somewhat ostentatious furniture, in particular the overstuffed chaise lounges of the period. $225.00

363) Best, A. Starr, The Alamo Line of Canvas Hammocks. Chicago, IL: c. 1920. 4 pp., 12mo. Small brochure, worn at edges and along folds, for a line of hammocks. The model featured is the Alamo Junior which is a crib/playpen set to swing as a hammock, either from a stand or from a porch. $25.00

364) Brooklyn Furniture Co., Illustrated Catalogue. Brooklyn, NY: 1883. 104 pp., 4to. Revised price list laid in. Colored front wrapper, chipped and light insect damage at edges. Illustration of company's warehouse at 559-571 Fulton Street on back. Wood furniture, some upholstered, for bedrooms, dining rooms, parlors, offices, etc. A truly wide-ranging catalogue which runs the gamut from cribs to wheelchairs, office desks to heavy overstuffed chairs. See Romaine p. 155. $500.00

365) Century Furniture, Furniture. Grand Rapids, MI: 1928. 156 pp., 8vo. Blue printed boards. This is a guide to periods and styles of furniture in America. A chronology of periods and styles is present which will enable the reader to distinguish the many differences between periods. A well illustrated and interesting catalogue. $75.00

366) Colson Co., Colson Wheel Chairs, Cripple Machines and Equipment. Elyria, OH: c. 1930. 47 pp., 4to. Illustrated catalogue of wheel chairs and lever-powered tricycles. Individual models and features are shown in detail. At the back are several other conveyances for the disabled. $175.00

367) Commercial Furniture Co., Lincoln Desks. Chicago, IL: c. 1925. 40 pp., oblong 8vo. Fully illustrated catalogue of solid, utilitarian office furniture for offices, factories and schools. One model of desk or table is illustrated per page. Uncolored. $85.00

368) Conant Ball Company, Colonial Reproductions - Catalogue #46. Boston, MA: 1928. 56 pp., 4to. Illustrations of many reproductions of fine wood and upholstered colonial and other early American furniture. Some soiling on the cover but otherwise fine. $50.00

369) Folding Baby-Carriage Co., Something Worth While - A Folding Baby Carriage. Davenport, IA: c. 1915. 16 pp., 8vo. Textured wrappers, light fraying at edges. 3 pages are printed in color against a black background, making very unusual illustrations. These early folding baby carriages weighed 14 pounds each. $100.00

370) Foster Brothers, Catalogue of Colonial Mirror Frames. Boston, MA: 1904. 32 pp., 8vo. Gilt-stamped wrappers, several leaves loose. Price list laid in. Illustrates many mirror frames, mostly highly decorative for formal living rooms or hallways. Includes reproductions of Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Sheraton styles. $75.00

371) Globe-Wernicke Co., A Catalogue of Filing Cabinets in Wood and Steel - No. 811. Cincinnati, OH: c. 1920. 92 pp., 8vo. Extensive catalogue of filing cabinets along with file cards and other supplies. Excellent condition. Includes an 84-page catalogue along with an 9-page supplement bound in. Index-tabbed. $125.00

372) Hanks, George H., Hanks' Hammock Bed or Cradle. New York, NY: 1878. 6 pp., 16mo. Small fold-out flyer illustrated and with information on the benefits to be derived from using this patented swing. Also has prices for the item. $40.00

373) Hess Warming & Ventilating Co., Sanitary Steel Clothing Lockers for All Classes of Buildings ... April, 1911. Chicago, IL: 1911. 32 pp., 12mo. Illustrated catalogue of full-height metal locker

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