Springland Cot, Pa. W. Birch, 1800. Engraved titlepage by William Barker with vignette of the arms of Philadelphia, engraved plan of the city by Barker, twenty- seven handcolored copper engravings by and after William and Thomas Birch, letterpress list of subscribers, letterpress leaf of introduction with list of plates. Large.....

New London. [ 1843-1891]. Forty-nine complete individual issues, from 32pp. to 80pp. each. Mostly original printed self-wrappers, with a handful of issues bound in separately-printed wrappers, all stitched. Partial loss to one leaf in 1847 issue and penultimate leaf in 1879 issue, small area of loss to last leaf of.....

Philadelphia: B. Franklin, 1744. viii,159pp. Titlepage printed in red and black, typographical ornaments throughout. Small quarto. Contemporary three-quarter calf and marbled boards, calf tooled in blind, raised bands, gilt leather label, textblock edges speckled red. Minor rubbing to boards. Tiny hole in outer margin of titlepage (not affecting text), early.....

London: Printed for Giles Widdows, 1674. [8],215,[9],227-279,[3]pp. License leaf with woodcut printer's device (often lacking) preceding titlepage, errata leaf following the dedication, and 3pp. advertisements in the rear. Small octavo. Late 19th-century red morocco, boards ruled in gilt, spine richly gilt with raised bands, gilt inner dentelles, a.e.g., marbled endpapers.....

[London: Printed for C. Davis, Printer to the Royal Society, 1753]. [18],438,438-39,439-571,[17]pp. plus twenty- one folding plates. Lacks the titlepage, which is present in fine facsimile. Quarto. Antique-style three-quarter calf and marbled boards, spine ruled in gilt, gilt leather labels. Light wear and dustsoiling to first few and final leaves.....

Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin, 1800. [3]-31pp. Lacks the half title. 19th-century blue cloth, spine gilt. Even toning, occasional minor foxing. Very good. Untrimmed. A scarce funeral sermon given by notable Connecticut preacher Nathan Strong upon the death of George Washington. At the time of this writing, Strong was.....