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Etude, 1928. soft. Good. -ORIGINAL EDITION- Publisher-Printing Location: Theodore Presser Co. Philadelphia, PA Date and Numbering: April 1928, Volume XLVI, No. 4 Size and Page Count: 10.5 X 13.5 Tall, approx. 70 pages Condition: Good, binding good, significant watermark on front cover and first few pages Illustrations Information: Full color illustration on front cover as well as a few illustrations inside magazine   ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: What is a Symphony Concert? -By O. A. Mansfield Mozart (Etching) -By Narn Bauer Fascinating Musical Journeys -By C. Johns And many other fascinating articles! Musical pieces include: First Intermezzo -By J. Brahms Bridal Chorus -By Wagner Schutt As well as pieces by Schubert and many others

1892. soft. Good. Scribner s Magazine August 1892 Volume XII Number 2 Publisher-Printing Location: Charles Scribner s Sons New York Date and Numbering: August 1892 Volume XII Number 2 Size and Page Count: soft cover, 230 pages including advertizements 9.5 X 6.5
Condition: Good - some red ink smudges on a few pages and a few illustrations, this magazine has the normal uncut pages that have some edges rolled, the binding very good and pages otherwise very good. Illustrations Information : 45 illustrations , plus those with the advertizements Articles and Information: This is the annual fiction number of Scribner's. It contains seven stories, four of them handsomely illustrated.The complete contents are:

I Have Followed the Currents Under the Branches. Frontispiece. Drawn by C. Delort; engraved by F. A. Pettit.
"Stories of a Western Town"'I. The Besetment of Kurt Lieders.'" By Octave Thanet; illustrated by A. B. Frost.
"Faded Pictures." By 'William Vaughn Moody.
"A Riverside Parish." By Walter Besant.… Ler mais

1947. softcover. Very Good. 10.5"" X 14"". 10.5"" X 14"" Tall Condition: Very Good 1947 Blue Oldsmobile Advertisement with lady in foreground with fur coats Reverse side: Radioear by E.,A.Myers and Sons, Special Deluze Trailer Coach by M system Trailer Coaches

Shifting Gears Finding Security in a Changing World 1974 by Nena O'Neill George O'Neill 5.5 X 8 Tall with 256 pages, Published by AEM Evans and Company, Inc New York, N.Y. 10017 Condition: Very Good, with Jacket, jacket has a couple small tears and rubbing, hardback grey and black, text tight Review: Learn to synchronize the inner self with society, say the O'Neills, center internally while focusing externally, and they suggest ways to change a Static Life Plan into a Dynamic Life Strategy. In short, shift gears --

Mechanics' Magazine, 1853. soft. Very Good. 5.5 X 8.25"". Original Edition Mechanics' Magazine March 19 1853 No. 1545 Vol. LVIII Publisher-Printing Location: London: Printed by Richard Archibald Brooman. Size and Page Count: 5.5 X 8.25 Tall 18 pages Condition: Very Good - Light tanning and fading do to age . disbound issue. Illustration Information: Full page engraving sketch of M'Conochie's Patent Railway Chairs Contains: M'Conochie's Patent Railway Chairs London Fire in 1852- Part III The Water Supply Dr. O'Shaughnessy (Sir William O'Shaughnessy Brooke) and Electrical Wires Roasting by Gas Institution of Civil Engineers Lacon's Boat-Lowering Tackle The Nagler Prussian Mail Steam Packet McConnell's Express Engines The Zodiacal Light The Crystal Palace Captain Norton's Expanding Shot List of Patents And many more

Modern Bride Magazine Fall 1951, a complete guide for the bride-to-be. Vintage large format 185 pages, some cover edge tears, creases.With Color/and black and white, beautiful pictures and advertisements from 1951 over one pound of vintage images and articles and ads.Gowns, veils, flowers, satin, honeymoon, lingerie, beauty touches, wedding Etiquette, cues for the Men, bridegrooms, Gifts, autumn Honeymoon, Harvest colors for your wedding by Alexandra S. Potts, advertisements from 1951 Ads in the back for silverware, glasses, home decor, honeymoons.

Harper's New Monthly Magazine 1894 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: June, 1894 Volume LXXXIX, Number DXXIX Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall,approx.210 pages
Condition: Very Good , some soiling of covers
Illustrations Information:approx. 45 illustrations and many pages of vintage advertisements ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

The city of homes -By Charles Belmont Davis
A Kentucky cardinal (part II) -By James Lane Allen
Vignettes of Manhattan. [VI.] "In search of local color -By Brander Matthews
My first visit to New England (second part) -By William Dean Howells
French diplomacy under the Third Republic -By A. Opper de (Adolphe Opper) Blowitz
Trilby (part sixth) -By George Du Maurier (1ST PRINTING)
A waitress -By Constance Fenimore Woolson
The Japanese spring -By Alfred Parsons
Poem: An engraving, after Murillo -By Marrion Wilcox
Little Big Horn medicine -By Owen Wister… Ler mais

Harper's New Monthly Magazine 1894 ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: May, 1894 Volume LXXXVIII, Number DXXVIII Size and Page Count: 6.5 X 10 Tall,approx. 210 pages
Condition: Very Good , binding good, cover has small tears on spine paper, front cover has small address label. Illustrations Information: approx. 45 illustrations and many pages of vintage advertisements ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Articles and Information:

The Lament of El Moulok -By Thomas Bailey Aldrich
My first visit to New England (first part) -By William Dean Howells
Poem: Solace -By Charlotte Fiske Bates
Trilby (part fifth) -By George Du Maurier (1ST PRINTING)
The miracle of Tisha Hofnagle -By Robert Cornelius V. Meyers
The chastisement of the Qualla Battooans -By Edgar Stanton Maclay
At Cheniere Caminada -By Grace Elizabeth King
The advent of spring -By Mark Walrod Harrington
A note of a philogynist -By Marrion Wilcox
The… Ler mais

Synopsis for "Easy Money"In Danville, Texas in 1875, Sundance goes flying through a saloon window. He's driven out of town for being a card cheat. Just as he's leaving, Pops gives him a claim check to give to a man on a white horse in the town of Aberdeen. Just as Sundance is leaving town, and gang rides up and shoots up the saloon he was just in, killing everyone inside. Then ......