Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Carey, 1827. Kearny, F. First Edition, 2nd Issue. Quarter Bound. 12mo. Complete with 249 pages, three etched plates (including frontispiece), a sportsman's journal form, an errata sheet, and advertisements (one with engraved hunting vignette). The word "ribbon" appears on line 19 of page 235. Sound binding... More

Lowell, Massachusetts: U.S. Cartridge Company, 1910. Card. Set of two advertising scorecards for the U.S. Cartridge Company issued circa 1910. Both cards measure 3.5" x 6" and have illustrations of shooters, shells, and cartridges on the front; scorecards are on the reverse. Three shell types are listed on the front... More

Maryland: 1965. Photograph Album. The album measures 12" x 12" and contains 13 leaves with over 25 photographs ranging in size from 2.5" x 3" to 8" x 10". It also contains a dozen pieces of related ephemera. The photographs have been attached using mounting corners and are in good... More

New York: American Sports Publishing Co. 1915. Printed Wrapper. 16mo. March 1915 edition. Complete with all advertising. Sound binding. Clean and supple pages. Cover has an intact spine with wear at ends. Clear tape at ends of spine and edge of front cover. Faint horizontal crease to front cover, reinforced... More

New York & London: Harper & Brothers, 1925. Smith, Lillian Wilhelm. First Edition. Hardcover. 4to. First edition as stated on copyright page along with the publisher's code, K-Z (see Rogers, pages 63-64). Complete. Over 100 photographs. Green cloth cover with gilt lettering. Inscribed in ink by Grey on the front... More

San Antonio, TX: Clegg Company, 1956. First Edition. Hard Cover. 4to. Complete with 99 pages. Color and sepia photographs throughout; map. Sound binding with intact hinges. Clean pages; a former owner has highlighted one column on Koehler's list of taxidermy mountings in light green. Light cover wear. Presentation inscription on... More

New York: R. H. Russell, 1902. Rhead, Louis. First Edition. Hard Cover. Mixed publisher info; Russell imprint with Stokes binding. 184 pages. Color frontispiece with b/w plates and illustrations throughout. Sound binding with intact hinges. Clean pages. Very light cover wear. Gilt lettering and decorations are bright and crisp. Very... More

New York: Dell, 1954. First Paperback Edition. Paperback. 16mo. Dell paperback edition (#774) of the A. S. Barnes hardback that was issued the year before. Inscribed by Sam Snead inside the front cover, "To C. C. Dawson / with best wishes / Sam Snead". Complete with sound binding. Evenly toned... More

Vicinity of Green Bay, Wisconsin: circa 1900. Photograph album. 72 photographs (2.5” x 4”) affixed to 18 thick cardboard leaves in a 5.25” x 7.25” album titled “The Kodak Book” in gilt. 71 of the photographs are 2.5” x 4”; one is approximately 3.5” x 4.5”. The photographs are all... More

Wilmington, Delaware: E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, 1944. Envelope. Multicolor advertising cover features a quail on the front cover and an all-over chart with standard shotgun loads for hunting and trapshooting on the reverse. The cover is franked with Scott #905, postmarked at Watseka, Illinois, and addressed... More

New York: Harry M. Stevens, 1951. Soft Cover. Complete scorecard/program. Completed in pencil for the 1 May 1951 game against the Chicago White Sox. Sound stapled binding. Light wear and soiling. Would be near fine but for very faint vertical crease and a few insect nibbles at lower right corner... More

Boston: Stoddard & Lovering, 1886. Envelope. Advertising cover (envelope) for high-wheel bicycles and tricycles manufactured by "D. Rudge & Co. of Coventry, England: The Oldest and Largest Cycle Manufacturer in the World" and sold by Stoddard & Lovering of Boston. Illustration features a man riding a high-wheel bicycle and a.... More

Winchester Repeating Arms Company, 1905. Envelope. Scarce illustrated advertising cover (envelope) for Winchester Repeating Rifles, Shot Guns, and Single shot Rifles. Illustration features a Mountain man with a Winchester lever-action rifle in the background. From a dealer, H. C. Pigott, in Philadelphia to The "American Ornithology" in Worcester Massachusetts. Franked... More