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1 Adrian College LOST! A NEFARIOUS AGGREGATION OF FREAKS KNOWN AS "THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF ADRIAN COLLEGE"...
Adrian, Michigan Adrian College sophomore students Circa 1920s Original edition Very Good 
Broadside, printed in red ink on cream stock. 12" x 9" "...Long, lean, lank, lazy, lippy, bow-legged, pigeon-toed, knock-kneed, cross-eyed, hair-lipped, long-haired, putty-faced ... mouth generally open ... said freaks are dangerous ... scared to death about the class rush with the Sophomores ...." 
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2 American Mennonite Mission BUILDING ON THE ROCK: An account of the first quarter of a century of mission work done by the American Mennonite Mission, Dhamtari, C.P., India, 1899-1924. Written by the missionaries.
Scottdale, PA Mennonite Publishing House 1926 First Edition Original Cloth Very Good 
200pp; text illus throughout from photographs, maps. Prior owner's name and date 1928 stamped on front free-endpaper. Usual light shelf rubbing. 9.5" x 7.25" Covers the first 25 years of the Dhamtari Mission, including lots of photos of people, buildings and scenes. 
Price: 30.00 USD
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3 Amherst College AMHERST COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT WEEK, MCMVI
Amherst, MA 1906 First Edition Original Wraps Very Good 
8pp; college seal on cover. This four-day programme includes Baccalaureate, Class Day and Commencement, class officers, and class reunions in 1906. 4.5" x 3.5" 
Price: 10.00 USD
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4 Amherst College REUNION TROPHY OF AMHERST COLLEGE: Presented as a perpetual trophy of college loyalty and class spirit,
Amherst, MA Amherst College 1904 First Edition Printed self-wraps Very Good 
pp: (iii), 9; frontispiece. Contains rules and conditions of the Trophy competition. 6.75" x 4.5" 
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5 Ashley, Edgar L. MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE SONGS
Amherst, MA Ralph J. Watts 1917 Second Edition Original Cloth Very Good 
pp: 96, (1). Contains words and music to 71 songs (lacks one leaf, pp. 49-50, "Alma Mater"). 10.75" x 7.5" Songs include: Aggie; Bay State's Sons Forever; Cheer For Old Amherst; Farewell To Aggie; From Mount Greylock To The Ocean; other collegiate songs; plantation songs; &c. 
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6 Beta Sigma Phi "THE TORCH" OF BETA SIGMA PHI: Vol. 30, No. 3, September 1946.
Kansas City, MO Beta Sigma Phi 1946 First Edition Pictorial wraps Very Good 
32pp; illus from photographs. Reports on "rush parties" at 32 chapters, conventions at St. Augustine and Vancouver, sorority memorabilia for sale, etc. 10.75" x 8.25" 
Price: 20.00 USD
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7 Blackmer, Alan R. AN INQUIRY INTO STUDENT UNREST IN INDEPENDENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Boston Nat'l Assn Independent Schools 1970 First Edition Original Wraps Very Good 
pp: 86, (8). Reports on student disenchantment and unrest during the classic period of "student restlessness"--the late 1960s in America. Prior owner's name on title-page. 9" x 6" 
Price: 10.00 USD
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8 Brazil PROSPECTO DA FACULDADE DE THEOLOGIA DAS IGREJAS EVANGELICAS DO BRASIL
Rio de Janeiro Pap. Moderna 1926 First Edition Pictorial wraps Good 
Few signs of use. pp: 16, (1); illus from photographs. Text in Portuguese. 9" x 6.25". 
Price: 10.00 USD
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9 Brecknock Township, PA 100th ANNIVERSARY OF STAVER'S PUBLIC SCHOOL: Lancaster County, Penna., 1852-1952.
Adamstown Ensinger Printing 1952 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good 
12pp; seven illus from photographs. Minor remnant of paper on back cover. 8.25" x 5.5" Includes a history of the school, beginning with the 1812 deed, along with highlights of the century, photos of former teachers, views of the school, &c. 
Price: 8.00 USD
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10 Brimmer School THE BRIMMER SCHOOL 1921 CLASS BOOK
Boston Brimmer School 1921 First Edition Original Cloth Very Good 
pp: 56+16(ads); many illus from photos and drawings. 6.75" x 9.5" Nice memento of this small school for young women, with group portraits of hockey, baseball, basketball and tennis teams, &c. Includes portraits and biographical sketches of the 13 graduates along with the traditional yearbook fare. 
Price: 20.00 USD
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11 Bryan, Enoch Albert HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE STATE COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON, 1890-1925
Pullman, WA Alumni & Associated Students 1928 First Edition Original Cloth Very Good 
pp: xv, 556; many plates from photographs. 9.5" x 6.25" A large, well-made book with lots of photo-views and portraits. The author had been president of the College from 1893 to 1916. 
Price: 50.00 USD
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12 Campbell, Loomis THE FRANKLIN ADVANCED THIRD READER: With Illustrations.
NY / Boston Taintor Brothers / William Ware 1880 First Edition Cloth-backed pictorial boards Good 
218pp; text illus from woodcuts; spine ends lightly chipped. 7" x 4.5" 
Price: 20.00 USD
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13 Cargill, Oscar Thick volume of handwritten notes on four series of lectures by Prof. Oscar Cargill, kept by student Kathryn Law Brennan at NYU, 1936-38
NY 1936 Original Hardcover Very Good 
605 pages, written in a legible hand; author's bookplate. Hand-tied cloth binding with label. 8" x 5" Oscar Cargill, listed in Burke & Howe, authored a number of books in the fields of literature and drama and taught at NYU. Following is an outline of the notes in this thick volume, written by Kathryn Law Brennan. (1) Roots of National Culture: Colonial literature through J. Fenimore Cooper (notes dated Sept 1937-Jan 1938). (2) The Romantic Triumph: a quick review of the early period, then large sections on Poe, Emerson, Hawthorne, Melville, Longfellow, Thoreau, Whitman, et al (notes dated Sept 1936-Jan 1937). (3) The Rise of Realism + The Social Revolt + Contemporary American Literature (notes dated Feb-May 1937). (4) The Rise of American Drama (notes dated Feb-May 1938). 
Price: 75.00 USD
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14 Carstens, Henry W. SCHOOL EDUCATION IN GERMANY: A Lecture.
Boston & Cambridge James Munroe 1858 First Edition Original Wraps Very Good 
30pp. 6.75" x 4.25" WorldCat locates only the Harvard copy of this pamphlet. The AAS also has one. 
Price: 40.00 USD
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15 Carvel, Elbert N., Governor of Delaware Typewritten Letter Signed (TLS) thanking Galen L. Miller and the Federation of Delaware Teachers for their support
Dover, DE Not published 1952 Original Very Good Signed
Three pages. Includes a carbon of Miller's original letter to the Governor, Carvel's reply, and the mailing envelope. Miller thanks Gov. Carvel for addressing the Federation of Delaware Teachers "in such a sincere, direct and specific manner in outlining the future objectives of his party." The Governor's reply thanks Miller for his support, and regrets that "we were unable to prevail" in the recent election. Signed in full. 11" x 8.5" 
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16 Champlin, Helen & others SPORTSMANLIKE DRIVING...HOW TO DRIVE
Washington American Automobile Assn 1947 Later printing Original Wraps Very Good 
pp: viii, 118, index; 63 drawings in text. Has sections on car operation, maintenance, shifting, braking, turning, parking, signals, etc. 9" x 6" 
Price: 10.00 USD
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17 Cone, William R. MEMORIAL OF THE CLASS OF 1830, YALE COLLEGE By the Class Secretary [with] An Appendix to the Original Memorial.
Hartford Published by class alumni 1885 First Edition Original cloth Very Good Signed
pp: iv, 156; 2 original photographs. 9.5" x 5.75" Presentation copy to Hon. George G. Barclay of Philadelphia, a member of the class of 1830, inscribed and signed by Cone. Bound at the back are two original, sepiatone photographic images, each 4.5" x 8" with tissue guards. On pages 155-156 of the text, Cone explains: "Meeting at the Class Secretary's, September 30 and October 1, 1885. James B. Cone being somewhat of an amateur photographer, it was proposed that photographs of those present should be taken upon the piazza, and the two accompanying groups [portraits] were the result of the experiment. The group of gentlemen consists of Barnard with his luxuriant white beard, Loomis, Andrews, and Bissell, all standing, with Comstock in front of Bissell, and Cone next, the two last seated. The group of ladies consists of Mrs. Andrews, whose face is in profile, Mrs. Cone and Mrs. Bissell, all seated, with Miss Eva Comstock standing between the two last, and Mrs. James B. Cone behind Mrs. Andrews, the group being guarded on the right and left by Comstock and Cone standing, Comstock uncovered and Cone with hat on, both, however, being wholly unconscious that they were within the field of the camera." This is a very readable, first-person account of the early days at Yale, beginning with the author's matriculation in 1826. 
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18 Crossroads "CROSSROADS": Journal of The Experiment in International Living.
Putney, Vermont 1940 First Edition Original wraps Very Good 
24pp. 9" x 6" The Experiment enabled American students to live with students in Europe, Brazil, Cuba, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Nova Scotia, Peru, and Quebec, with an eye toward promoting mutual understanding and respect among countries. 
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19 Dartmouth College EXERCISES ON CLASS DAY, AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1861
Hanover Published by Vote of the Class August 1861 First Edition Original Wraps Very Good 
44pp. 9.5" x 5.75" Contents: Oration by William W. Colburn; Poem by Henry J. Crippen; Class Chronicles by Joseph V. Chase; Prophecies by Ned Davis; Ode by George W. Estabrook; Address to the President by John P. Olney. Several of the men went on to serve as officers in the Civil War. 
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20 Dowst, H.P. and others THE BELLES OF BELLESLEY: A Comic Opera in Two Acts, Presented by the Pi Eta Society, 1899. Book by H.P. Dowst, T.L. Holmes, W.S. Parker. Music by William Clifford Heilman.
Cambridge, MA Pi Eta Society 1899 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good 
32pp; several illus from photographs. 10.75" x 7.75" This programme includes lists of cast members and Pi Eta members, and many interesting ads for Cambridge & Boston businesses. Cover illustration by C.M. Bill. Written in a small, neat hand (front cover) "April 13, Harvard"; (back cover) "Lillian W. Smith '02." World Cat locates no copy. 
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21 Dubois, Pennsylvania "THE PIONEER," Vol. IV, No. 1: Published Annually by the Eighth Grade Pupils of the Hubert Street School.
Dubois, PA Hubert Street School 1927 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good 
31pp. Contains school news, original short stories and poems, sports, class who's-who, jokes, etc. 9" x 6" 
Price: 10.00 USD
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22 Ell, Carl S. "NORTHEASTERN" AT BOSTON: Adventures in Education to Develop Latent Talents!
NY Newcomen Society 1956 First Edition Original wraps Very Good 
24pp; 8 vignettes. This history of Northeastern University is by the President of that institution. 9" x 6" 
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23 Elwood, J.W. A SCHOOL FOR NATURE LOVERS AND SPORTSMEN: NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL OF TAXIDERMY: Taxidermy Taught by Correspondence.
Omaha, Nebraska Northwestern School of Taxidermy 1944 Early edition Pictorial Paper Covers Fine 
44pp; illus throughout from photographs. 9.75" x 7.25" Rich in text and pictures, this catalog extolls taxidermy and the Northwestern School, details their lessons on preserving all sorts of animals and fish, novelty taxidermy (card-playing frogs and the like), natural history museums, taxidermy as a business, etc. 
Price: 25.00 USD
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24 Federal Writers' Project, WPA SELECTIVE AND CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HORACE MANN
Boston School Department 1937 First Edition Hardcover Very Good 
pp: xi, 54; portrait; pocket removed at back. Covers primary and secondary sources, subdivided by topic. 9" x 6" 
Price: 15.00 USD
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25 George Washington University COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, CLASS 1920
Washington DC GW University 1920 First Edition Full Leather Very Good 
16pp; two views from photographs. The programme lists graduates, officers, etc. 6.25" x 4" A two-page Dance Card has men's and women's names written in for all the dances. At the top of the dance pages is written "B.G. Quickshanks" with the Greek letters of Sigma Phi Epsilon. 
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26 Germantown High School "THE CLIVEDEN" Published monthly by the Students...Vol. XVII, No. 1, November 1928.
Philadelphia GHS Students 1928 First Edition Original Wraps Very Good 
48pp; illus from photographs and drawings; some faint cover soil. 10.75" x 7.75" Comprises original stories, news of clubs and athletic teams, student jokes and poems, and local business ads. 
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27 Germantown High School "THE CLIVEDEN" Published monthly by the Students...Vol. XVII, No. 2, January 1929.
Philadelphia GHS Students 1929 First Edition Original Wraps Very Good 
56pp; illus from photographs and drawings. 10.75" x 7.75" Comprises original stories, news of clubs and athletic teams, student jokes and poems, and local business ads. 
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28 Grand Spelling Bee broadside GRAND SPELLING BEE...AIRY VALE SCHOOL....
Lancaster, PA Pluck Electric Print 1897 First Edition Very Good 
Broadside, printed in black on salmon stock. 9.25" x 5.75" ...At the Airy Vale School...West Hempfield Township...189...12 Useful Prizes will be given....There will be 4 classes....Choice Recitations and Music....Admission, 10 cts....May Stauffer, Teacher." 
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29 Hersey, John ADVICE TO CHRISTIAN PARENTS
Baltimore Armstrong & Berry 1839 Second Edition Full leather Very Good 
124pp. Bound in old sprinkled calf with leather spine label. 6" x 3.75" Hersey calls parenting "the great work" of teaching children obedience: "If parents will begin in time, and observe a righteous and consistent course of conduct.very little whipping will be necessary." Has chapters on education, industry, economy, society, food, dress, employment, marriage, etc. [American Imprints 56268 locates three copies.] 
Price: 90.00 USD
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30 Hopkins, Mark RECEIVING AND GIVING: A Baccalaureate Sermon, delivered at Williamstown, Ms. [MA], August 15, 1852.
Boston Press of T.R. Marvin 1852 First Edition Original Wraps Very Good 
24pp. Old vertical crease. 9.25" x 5.5" Hopkins Mark Hopkins (1802-1887), taught moral and intellectual philosophy at Williams from 1830 to 1887, and served as president of the College from 1836 to 1872, 
Price: 25.00 USD
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