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(2016) Reprint of the directory "Pittsburgh in the Year 1826", originally published by S. Jones. The publication contains "sketches topographical, historical and statistical; together with a directory of the city, and a view of its various manufactures, population, improvements, etc."

Reprint of the 1851 Pearl of Great Price. This is the first edition prepared by Franklin D. Richards in England.

Fasces is the Transition Symbol every time in our world's history from Democracy to Dictatorship... Nothing is more important than the knowledge within this very short picture book!!!

1875 History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania provides a description of life as it was in 1875. The book covers the following: 1. History Prior to the Organization of the County 2. History from the Organization of the County to 1875 3. Lancaster City 4. The Revolutionary Period 5. The Newspaper Press 6. Religious History 7. Prominent Men 8. The Civil War Period 9. Report of the Patriot Daughters

Martin Teebs is desperate. Rosita Luna, The Belle of Lincoln has given birth to his son and his friend Billy the Kid is on a collision course with Pat Garrett. Martin must find his way back in time to help Billy and to protect his family. In his relentless drive to become a real father to Martin Jr, Teebs overshoots the mark and winds up in Lincoln, NM in 1877 just before the start of the Lincoln County War. Rosita loathes him, Billy tries to kill him and Martin is lost in a time he has never visited before. Can he save his relationships? Can he stop John Tunstall from being killed? Who wrote the tell all book about Martin’s time travels to the past? It’s a race through and against time ...

(2016) Reprint of the 1886 Farquhar's Directory of Bedford County, PA, the second volume published for this area. This is a resident and business directory of the whole county. The information includes resident / business name, occupation / trade, and area. Bedford and Everett Boroughs are separated from the county listings at the end of the publication. Also included are business advertisements from around the county.

(2016) Reprint of March 1st, 1886 Edition List of Subscribers of the Pennsylvania Telephone Company. This is an early telephone directory covering parts of Berks, Carbon, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lehigh, Northampton, Northumberland, Schuylkill and York Counties, Pennsylvania and parts of western New Jersey for the year 1886. The directory information includes the resident or business name, (if a business) the type of business, and the address. At the time of publication, actual phone numbers were not in use. The directory information is listed alphabetically by name, and grouped according to location. Pennsylvania areas covered: Allentown, Bethlehem, Columbia, Carlis ...

Walter Camp known as the Father of American Football, describes in this booklet, the transition of Rugby to American Football showing the Rules dating to 1876 and the then current Rules for the 1887 season. In his descriptions we'll learn how lard was used and can puzzle over the rule that forbids the passing of the ball towards the opponents goal. This is a faithful publishing of an article in an Outing Magazine of 1888. . .The two sets of Rules are believed to be official for that time.

(2016) Reprint of the 1892-93 Randall's Business Directory of Chambersburg, Carlisle, Mechanicsburg, Waynesboro, Newville, Shippensburg, Penn. This scarce publication is a business directory of the major towns of Franklin and Cumberland Counties, Pennsylvania for the year 1892-93. It begins with a list of county and city official for the areas covered. The directory information is arranged by city, then alphabetically by trade, and lists the business or businessman's name and street address. Around 1800 businesses are listed along with ads for some of them.

This book reproduces two decks of letterpress printed cards by Stuart Bradley and the Railway Station Press. Both decks used characters drawn from the Midway of the 1893 Chicago World's Fair / Columbian Exposition. The type foundry BB&S sold these small printers ornaments. In 2008 Stuart Bradley scanned these small images and had Owosso in Michigan manufacture two inch high copper dies of all 35 characters. He then printed a limited edition of one hundred decks of playing cards using 14 of the characters. In 2012, the second deck of History cards were letterpress printed in a limited edition of 130 decks and used all 35 characters on 3.5 by 5 inch cards. This book also contains t ...