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By: N/A
Price: $40.00
Publisher: New York, The Theosophical Society: 1937-38
Seller ID: 0009
Condition: Very Good to Good
The Theosophical Quarterly Volume XXXV, Nos. 137,138,139,140; Published in 1937-38. Full set in good, clean condition with only one issue showing a fault which is a small bit of chipping to upper front corner of the cover just above the No. 140 on one issue. All magazines have clean pages made from very nice rag paper with no writing and no creases. The Theosophical Society was founded by Madame Helena Blavatsky, the first Russian woman to be naturalized as an American citizen. She began the group in 1875 with other like-minded friends and eventually moved to India where she started yet anothe... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, 1927
Seller ID: 0457
Condition: Very good
Handsome and hard-to-find! This oversized booklet commemorates the 60th anniversary of Highland Hall, an evangelical Christian boarding school for young women founded in 1867 by a Presbyterian minister, Rev. David H. Barron. The site chosen up on which to build in Hollidsburg, Pennsylvania was a stone quarry, so building materials were abundant for the construction of an elegant edifice. Two pages printed in sepia show both photos of the principal players in the school as well as beautiful interior and exterior images. Measures 9"x11-1/2"and has 11 pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $23.00
Publisher: Czechoslavakia, Unknown: 1908
Seller ID: 0512
Condition: Very Good
I wish I could provide more information on this pretty little Catholic prayer book published in Czechoslavkia, but I have only the bare bones. It's made of celluloid and decorated at edges of reverse sides of both front and back covers with pretty gold and white dentelles and page edges are gilded on all three sides. Other than the cover art there are no additional images. No names or writing either. Measures 2-1/4"x3-1/2" and has 256 pages. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Twinsburg, Ohio, First Congegational Church: 1967
Seller ID: 0527
Condition: Very good
A very nice church history, not often seen. The church was organized August 23, 1822 and the history was compiled from the church's own records dating back from the beginning. A wonderful history with black and white photographs. Booklet measures 6"x9" and has 44 pages of text. Booklet is very clean inside with no names or writing. Only fault is toning to spine area at front and a couple small light stains to same area. Overall nice. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $8.00
Seller ID: 0598
Crisp, clean rather hard-to-find church history. No defect other than residue to back cover from original price sticker. This booklet represents the fourth history of the church, the first having been published in 1904. Bbut this one concentrates solely on the period between 1976 and 1989. Photo illustrated. Measures 6"x9" and has 24 pages View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Brooklyn, New York, The Melish Defense Committee: 1950's
Seller ID: 0696
Condition: Very good
Nice copy, clean and tightly bound. Retains pledge sheet and envelope for remitting money to the Defense Committe. Small bit of staining around staples and light soil to back -- overall quite good with pristine pages. A 64 page report on the famous case involving Rev. John Howard Melish, who had been rector at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn Heights, New York for 45 years before being ousted due to the leftist leanings of his son and associate rector, Rev. William Howard Melish. A major thrust of the defense was that the Church had insinuated itself into the relationship b... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $9.95
Publisher: Cleveland, Ohio, M.J. Knoblaugh Studio: Early 1900's
Seller ID: 0729
Condition: Very good
Cute little boy all spiffed up on First Communion Day. Sadly, he is lost to time -- no name, just the clue from the photography studio that he was from the Cleveland area. The knickers date him to the early 1900's. On the table next to him he's holding his little black prayer book which was the emblem of the occasion. Very handsome composition in sepia. The folder which turns into an easel for display is clean and seemingly unused. The only fault is browning to the deckled edges of the paper mounted beind the mat. The image itself measures 4"x6" and is exquisitely "framed" in a textured metall... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Old Economy, PA (Now Ambridge PA), Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission: 1972
Seller ID: 0749
Condition: Very Good
Very nice, clean booklet measuring 6x9" with 44 pages telling the story of Old Economy, Pennsylvania, which today is known Ambridge. Text is divided into two parts -- the history of The Harmony Society, a religious group founded by George Rapp, and the history of the village of Economy. Illustrated throughout with historical photographs and maps. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York, Alumnae of the Sacred Heart: 1925
Edition: Vol. VI No. 1
Seller ID: 0900
Condition: Good
Oddly enough, this is a rather hard to find magazine even though it encompassed alumni from all the federation's colleges in the United States and Canada. The magazine was published just twice a year. There are two ads at front, a color one for Gorham Silver and a rather plain one for Tiffany's. All others ads are at the back. This issue devotes a great many pages to "our saint", Saint Magdalena Sophia. Articles cover her sainthood, her life, her visit to Reidenberg, her life as an educator, and her supplementary works. Other articles include memoirs, a trip to Arcadie, the lost art of lette... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Ladies of the Church of Christ: Unknown
Seller ID: 0906
Condition: Good
Very clean and tightly bound cookbook published to raise money for the church's building fund. There is no date for it, so I tried to do a little sleuthing, but the only church with that precise name was building in the 1960's and this booklet precedes that by decades. I then tried looking up the businesses which supplied ads, but again, not much luck. The only company that appeared was the C.H. Yeager Company which came to Akron in 1906 and changed its name to Yeager Company in 1946. The ad shows the old name, so again, it's clearly before 1946. Judging by the lack of digits in the phone num... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $30.00
Publisher: Philadelphia, Jesper Harding: 1849
Seller ID: 0971
Condition: Good
Small Bibles were often lost, but this one is quite the exception. There are SIX entries written at the front, all from the 19th century. The Bible is very small, but it is technically not a miniature book as it measures 3" across and 4-1/2" tall. As you can see, the cover is worn, but the wear pattern is attractive, as this was a much used book and brings with its history every name and every blemish. There used to a flap to close it, but the mechanism has broken off. And yet somehow the pages are tightly bound and in very nice condition. The first entry is in pencil and very faint now, but t... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $16.00
Publisher: 1898
Seller ID: 1252
Condition: Fine condition
This is small collection of Catholic religious items given to a child named Willie Monroe from Mamma Lee on the occasion of his First Communion which took place on Pentecost Sunday May 29, 1898. The items were grouped together in a beat-up envelope, but the contents are absolutely pristine. The information stated was found on the back of the holy card. Other items include: two felt ovals with paper labels reading St. Gerard Patron of Mothers and Apostleship of Prayer in League with the Sacred Heart; a small medal showing Mary, the Mother of Jesus, on a blue ribbon attached to a paper doily; an... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $18.00
Publisher: Washington D.C., The Religious Liberty Association: 1912
Edition: Vol. VII, No. 1
Seller ID: 1258
Condition: Good-plus
Were it not for an old price sticker which damaged a small area between the T and Y at the top of the title on front cover, this magazine would be very good. It measures 6-1/2"x9-1/2" and remains relevant to our times. It's illustrated throughout and covers myriad articles including: The Freedom of the Press Endangered; A Visit to a Dutch Prison; Increasing Church Attendance By Law; James Madison on a Modern Problem; An Inadequate Remedy for Religious Intolerance; Should the State Teach Religion?; Fundamental Principles of Religious Liberty; Spain and Religious Liberty; and America a Beacon-Li... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Desmond Publishing Co.: 1924
Edition: Vol. XVII, No. 3
Seller ID: 1287
Condition: Good-plus
This is a Roman Catholic missions magazine, begun in 1907, which recounts the activities of the Maryknoll priests and brothers working overseas. The main story is about a successful mission in Yeungkong, China which shows several photographs. The cover art is especially handsome. Magazine measures 8-1/2"x11" and is tightly bound and clean save some light foxing to margins here and there. There's also one small tear to the bottom front corner near the spine which will be mended with almost invisible, non-browning archival tape and a light vertical crease to entire magazine, likely from mailing.... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $9.95
Publisher: Eccleshall, Staffordshire England, Trinity Church: 1957
Seller ID: 1337
Condition: Good
This is a lovely magazine from Trinity Church, which was built in 1180 with additions built in the 13th and 15th centuries. Someone likely visited on vacation in the summer of 1957 and tucked it away in a suitcase. The local ads are charming and there is information about church events, pictures of the church, a page for women (about housekeeping)and rosters of names which might be of interest to those from the area. The clergy consisted of Rev. S. Tetley and Rev. R.J. Foster. Magazine is clean and tightly stapled, but does show thinning of the paper at the lower corners of the cover. It meas... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.95
Publisher: Dayton, Ohio, Linden Avenue Baptist church: 1947
Seller ID: 1341
Condition: Very Good
Very nice, clean program commemorating the church’s jubilee held September 21-28, 1947. Program is clean and tightly bound with just a light crease to top front corner and mild toning to outer edge of cover. No names or writing. Measures 6”x8-1/2” and has 13 counted pages, plus a few blank pages at back. There is a photo of the church at frontis and photos of the pastor, Rev. I.N. De Puy, who had served since 1926, and associate pastor Rev. R.S. Adams who had been there a year. Also included are lists of constituent members from other Dayton Baptist churches, former pastors and superint... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Chicago, Moody Bible Institute: 1930
Seller ID: 1372
Condition: Fine in good envelope
Very seldom does old paper survive as splendidly as this oversized 1930 college booklet for the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. It is in very fine condition and retains its own original mailing envelope on which former owner wrote her name. The envelope has some edge tears, but has protected the item wonderfully. Booklet is very handsome, printed on cream paper and measures 9x12-1/2." Photographs run in filmstrip form down the outer edges of each page, with the exception of portraits of staff and founder. There are 29 pages in all with much information about all aspects of life at the sch... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Omaha, Nebraska, Unknown: Unknown
Seller ID: 1405
Condition: Very good
I bought this at an estate sale along with a small stack of other attractive prints depicting various landmarks of Omaha, Nebraska. The odd thing is there's no information other than the site and its origin. The churches pictured here are identified beneath them beginning at the top left and moving clockwise -- Trinity Cathedral, Central United Presbyterian, Kountze Memorial and First Baptist. The print is on heavy card stock and is clean and attractive. Only fault is a tiny loss of paper at the lower right corner, but this would not be seen once framed. The print measures 7-3/4"x9". View more info
By: N/A
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Unknown Location, Unknown Publisher: Unknown Year
Seller ID: 1448
Condition: Very good
I bought this at an estate sale along with a small stack of other attractive prints depicting various landmarks of Omaha, Nebraska. The odd thing is there's no information other than the name of the site and the city. The print is older and shows just a hint of toning to bottom margin, but is otherwise without fault Measures 9-1/4" across and 7-3/4" tall. Would be very attractive framed. Other views of Omaha available. View more info
By: N/A
Price: $16.00
Publisher: Decatur, Georgia, Pathway communications Group: 1998
Seller ID: 1499
Condition: Very good
Very lavish booklet commemorating the 150th anniversary of the founding of the church. Booklet is printed throughout on high quality coated paper with full color illustrations -- photographs of the physical building and its accoutrements. Book measures 7" x 10"-1/2" and has 80 beautiful pages. Text identifies and describes stained glass windows and other treasures. A lovely keepsake. Very clean and tightly bound. Only fault is a little edge wear at spots. View more info
