Thomas hoggson (5 Ergebnisse)

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Uncut in orig. paper boards; hinges worn. Printed (by Prynson) flyer tipped on to leading pastedown: 'This book present, by C. E. Merrill, Jun. on the august occasion, of the Get-Together Dinner, &c., etc. in honour of the collected booke'. A humorous conceit printed in an eighteenth century style.

Printed by Kay, Daisy and Scott Kramer at The Printery, as a Christmas keepsake. 16mo., original sewn yellow printed paper wrappers. A fine copy. With 2 other pieces of Christmas ephemera from The Printery: 1. 'Poor Richard, 1733-1758 An Almanack For Christmas & the New Year', [n.d.]. 4 pp, folded. 15.5 x 23.5 cms. Printed in black and red. 2. 'The Boy Who Laughed at Santa Claus', 1977. A poem by Ogden Nash. 16 pp, folded sewn wrappers. 14 x 21.5 cms. Printed in Kennerly types for the friends of Kay, Daisy and Scott Kramer. …

First edition of this collection of diary entries of "The Squire" and his favorite recipes for wine; from the library of Philemon Tecumseh Sherman. Octodecimo, original half calf, frontispiece tipped in, prayer cards laid in. Presentation copy, inscribed by Ellen and Noble Foster Hoggson in the year of publication on the front free endpaper, "Christmas greetings to P. Tecumseh Sherman from Ella and Noble Hoggson Dec. 25. 1919." In near fine condition with very light rubbing to the extremities. General William Tecumseh Shermanâs son P. T. Sherman was a lawyer in New York, specializing in labor and insurance, and was elected a member of the New York Board of Alderman in the late 1880s. In the early 1900s, he was appointed the New York Commissioner of Labor. He transferred his library to his niece, Eleanor Sherman Fitch, the granddaughter of General Sherman through his eldest daughter, Maria âMinnieâ Ewing Sherman Fitch, before he died. Until now, this book was held at the family estate in Washington County, Pennsylvania.…