Tip Top Weekly No 732 Frank Merriwell On Rattlesnake Ranch, April 23 1910 Bronco
In good to very-good condition. VERY THIN paper, minor corner chipping as seen. Each week we list Over 100 new Antiques & Collectibles forsale!
In good to very-good condition. VERY THIN paper, minor corner chipping as seen. Each week we list Over 100 new Antiques & Collectibles forsale!
The Production of Malleable Castings by Richard Moldenke First Edition 1910 RARE. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
This is a Vintage 1910 "Master of the Vineyard" hardcover book. Book measures 5 1/4" X 8" and has 372 pages. Book is in Good+ condition. Has cover wear and some pages have small dogears. Book is complete with NO writing, rips or tears. Please see scans. S&H will be $5.00 in the U.S. only. Good luck.
This is a Vintage 1910 "Master of the Vineyard" hardcover book. Book measures 5 1/4" X 8" and has 372 pages. Book is in Good+ condition. Has cover wear and some pages have small dogears. Book is complete with NO writing, rips or tears. Please see scans. S&H will be $5.00 in the U.S. only. Good luck.
Photos mainly very good. Probably owned by Martha T. Noble (1814-1898, Pittsburgh). The first cabinet photo is of one of her brothers. Identified CDVs include M. N. Aiken as a young child, Martha T. Noble herself, S. Aiken (1869), Ada Barton, A. Aiken, Tillie Lang, and a lovely portrait of "Aggie," a cabinet photo of a young woman with open book, from a studio in Iroquois, South Dakota.
Lot of 16 1910s to 1930s issues of "House & Garden." Some have detached covers. One has some large tears on the cover. Please review photos for condition.
Historical Significance: Launched in 1876 to coincide with the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, it provided detailed, academic, and technical coverage of the era’s booming technological landscape.
University Musical Encyclopedia Vol. 2 by the University Society Inc (1910 - HC). Publisher: The University Society (1910). Text is unmarked. All pages intact.
Issued in 1910, Pisa’s Nursery Rhymes contains 10 nursery rhymes scattered with ads and testimonials for The Piso Company, which was a late 19th century and early 20th century medicine maker.