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Mailhouse, Max. TRIGENTENNIAL RECORD OF THE CLASS OF 1876 OF THE SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF YALE COLLEGE
New Haven 1908 first edition Tuttle. Hardcover. Octavo, 236pp., many photo illustrations, bight blue cloth with gilt lettering. VG. Quite Scarce. no dj. (a1370)
$75.00 Thom, Robert . CHILDREN OF THE LADYBUG A DRAMA IN TWO ACTS
New Haven 1956 1st Yale. 12mo., 89pp. This is the first in a projected series of publications of the Scholars of the House Program, senior honors program in Yale College. Fine in VG DJ. (a15703)
$25.00Barber, Florence Holladay. FELLOW OF INFINITE JEST RECOLLECTIONS AND ANECDOTES OF WILLIAM LYON PHELPS
New Haven 1949 1st Phelps. Phelps was Lampson Professor of English Literature at Yale. 8vo., 177pp, hardcover. Fine in Good DJ. (a25528)
$28.00 Hyde, Dr. Miles G. . THE ONE-TIME WOODEN SPOON AT YALE
NY n.d. (c. 1871) first edition. Albert A Ochs. Account of the award at Yale, first given to the lowest honor man and then to the most popular in the Junior class. thin 12mo., 38pp., blue cloth with gilt lettering. Hardcover. VG. Original printing, not modern copy. Very Scarce. (a32944)
$95.00 Hayward, Charles E. Jr. . HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE 1929 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL YALE UNIVERSITY VOLUME II DECENNIAL RECORD
New Haven 1939. Hardcover. Octavo, 158pp., photo illustrations, cloth. Good plus, a few spots on cover, spine, spine lettering faded., no DJ. (a33846)
$20.00(music). JOURNAL OF MUSIC THEORY (22 ISSUES) 1957-1969)
New Haven 1957-1969. 22 issues of this semi-annual journal of music theory, published by the Yale School of Music. Volume 1 (1957) through Volume 13 (1969), lacking only four issues to be unbroken run: lacks Volume1 # (Spring 1957), Vol 3 (1959) No. 1 and No. 2; and Volume 12 No. 2 (Winter 1968). Includes index volume to volumes III and IV. Many articles on experimental, electronic and computer music. Octavos, about 150pp. per issue, illustrated, wraps. Issues are VG or better, many Fine, one or two have light wear to the wraps or spine, one issue is bumped at the lower right corner. Issues may be purchased separately . Set of 22 issues: (a39247)
$275.00Baker, Richard Brown. YALE IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL - A HISTORY OF THE YALE CLUB OF WASHINGTON 1874-1952
Washington 1952. Privately prepared for members of the club. 4to., 26pp., stapled wraps. VG. text Fine just slight curling of a few extreme page tips. (a43404)
$50.00 Thorne, Peter Brinckerhoff . LETTERS OF PETER BRINCKERHOFF THORNE 1917 - 1939
Rye 1942 Privately Printed. Brooks School and Yale graduate, killed in car crash. Hardcover. Octavo, 119pp., frontis color portrait of Thorne, photo illustrations, blue cloth. VG, occasional light foxing. (a45241)
$50.00 Hicks, Lewis Wilder (compiler) . THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF THE CLASS OF 1870 YALE COLLEGE 1870-1911 (delux large 4to edition)
Boston.1911 Published by Thomas Todd. Alphabetical arrangement of hundreds of Yale Graduates with a page or two of biography for each man as well as usually a photo of the man as a student and then how he looked in later year. Large 4to., hardcover. Good, covers rubbed and spotted. Binding secure and text near Fine - bright and clean. (a61231)
$59.00 Yale College . CATALOGUE OF THE OFFICERS AND STUDENTS IN YALE COLLEGE 1839-40
1839. Small octavo., 25pp., later wraps. Good, creased once horizontally and light foxing throughout. (a61397)
$24.00 Yale University . YALE POT-POURRI 1865-6
New Haven 1865. Full list of all students from Seniors thru Freshmen. Octavo., 64pp., original printed salmon-colored wraps.Near Good, somewhat worn, some occasional light staining. (a61399)
$100.00 Woolsey, Theodore D. (President of Yale) . AN HISTORICAL DISCOURSE PRONOUNCED BEFORE THE GRADUATES OF YALE COLLEGE AUGUST14, 1850; 150 YEARS AFTER THE FOUNDING OF THAT INSTITUTION WITH AN APPENDIX
New Haven 1850 Hamlen. Octavo., 128pp., errat slip, original brown paper printed wraps (front panel only, lacks rear blank wrapper). Good. (a61400)
$60.00 (yale) . CATALOGUS SENATUS ACADEMICI EORUM QUI MUNERA ET OFFICIA ACADEMICA GESSERNUT...IN COLLEGIO YALENSI, NOVI PORTUS IN REPUBLICA CONNECTICUTENSI MDCCCLXV
Novo-Portu 1865. E. Hayes. Many student names and addresses. Octavo, 178pp., later wraps. Good. (a62099)
$35.00 Baldwin, Ebenezer . ANNALS OF YALE COLLEGE FROM ITS FOUNDATION, A.D. 1700 TO THE YEAR 1838
New Haven 1841 Benjamin and William Noyes. Octavo, 343pp., steel frontis of Rev. Jeremiah Day, presiden tof Yale College, full leather with later paper spine. Fairly Good, leather burnt around all edges. Scarce. (a67180)
$180.00 Zunder, Theodore Albert . THE EARLY DAYS OF JOEL BARLOW A CONNECTICUT WIT, YALE GRADUATE, EDITOR, LAWYER AND POET, CHAPLAIN DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, HIS LIFE AND WORKS FROM 1754 TO 1787
1969. Archon Books reprint of original 1934 edition. Octavo, 320pp., hardcover. Fine in Good DJ. (a68254)
$24.00 Osborn, Norris G. '80 . THE MORIARTYS OF YALE (signed)
New Haven 1912 1st Yale Publishing Association. Charming bit of Yale ephemera - the Moriartys ran a drinking and gathering spot for Yale students. 12mo., 49pp., portrait frontis of Widow Moriarity, hardcover. **Signed by Osborn. VG. (a70029)
$60.00 (yale) . RECORD OF THE CLASS OF 1837 IN YALE COLLEGE WITH A NOTICE OF THEIR MEETING IN 1872 AND PERSONAL OR BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES OF EACH MEMBER BY THE SECRETARY SIXTH ISSUE
New Haven 1873 first edition. Privately Printed, Tuttle, Morehouse & Yalor Printers. Octavo, 146pp., addenda, original printed wraps. Edited by Benjamin Sillimans, and signed by him in presentation to Abram Stevens Hewitt (1822-1903). Benjamin Silliman, M.D,1816-1885, was the secretary of hisYale Class, a famous chemist and a Yale professor. Good, wraps chipped and worn. Scarce. (a72201)
$200.00 Townshend, Hannah Draper . POEMS
New Haven 1941 Privately Printed (Yale University Press). Limited to 300 copies. Hardcover. Sm.4to., about 20pp., green cloth with gilt lettering. VG plus, slight cover soiling, no DJ. (a75025)
$45.00 Barnett, Francis Blackman . MORE OF MY TREK IN WEST AFRICA
Offprint from Twenty-Five years after Yale 1902. Octavo, 23pp., one photo plate, original printed wraps with small photo illustrated portrait of Barnett mounted on front. Signed by previous owner John Kirstoff. Fair, worn and moderately foxed but legible and intact. (a75986)
$35.00 Boucicault, Dion L. . LONDON ASSURANCE A COMEDY IN FIVE ACTS
New Haven 1910 Philip Roberts. The Yale University Dramatic Association Acting Version. Hardcover. Square octavo, 87pp., ads, original printed cloth. Some page uncut. Good, rear cover stained. Scarce. (a78871)
$59.00 Sheridan, Richard . THE CRITIC: ACTING VERSION OF THE YALE UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
New Haven 1911 (1908). Preface by William Lyon Phelps; introduction by George Henry Nettleton. Hardcover. Octavo, 44pp., frontis photo illustration of Yale Dramatic Association 1908-1909, some photo illustrations of the Yale production, cloth. VG, spine ends very lightly worn. (a78878)
$39.00 (yale) . ADDRESSES AT THE INAUGURATION OF PROFESSOR NOAH PORTER D.D., LL.D. AS PRESIDENT OF YALE COLLEGE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1871
NY 1871 Charles Scribner. Octavo, 65pp., rebound in later wraps with original front wrap bound in. Good, original front wrap chipped on edges, offset along margins. (a79742)
$45.00(yale). THE YALE COURANT VOLUME 1 ISSUES No. 1 THROUGH No. 30 (ORIGINAL ISSUES, NOT REPRINTS)
New Haven 1866. first edition,. Issues Nos. 1-30. Many fascinating articles: specific salaries of various professors given, Beethoven concert, student experiences, school announcements such as examinations and sports events, Yale architecture, Baseball, cholera outbreak at Yale, advertisements, much more. Bound together at some point but now disbound and laid in a plain folder. 4to., wraps. Good, light wear, slight toning. 30 issues. Scarce. (a79811)
$350.00 York, S. A. Jr. . YALE HUMOR A COLLECTION OF HUMOROUS SELECTIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS - SECOND EDITION
New Haven c. 1900 Yale. Hardcover. 4to., drawings, cartoons, dark blue cloth with gilt lettering. Good, inner hinges cracked, occasional slight spots of soiling, light wear. (a80797)
$23.00 Dana, Henrietta Silliman . HILLHOUSE AVENUE FROM 1809 TO 1900
1907. Reprint in memory of Henrietta Silliman Dana 1823 - 1907. Reminiscences of New Haven, Yale and Professor Benjamin Silliman. Octavo, 16pp., photo illustrations, original wraps.Presented to Mrs. Nathaneil Paine and signed by F. B. Dexter, 1907. In library folder binding with blind stamp of antiquarian society, but no other ownership marks, no spine numbers, no pocket, no stamps. Good plus. (a80928)
$50.00 Thorne, Peter Brinckerhoff . LETTERS OF PETER BRINCKERHOFF THORNE 1917-1939
Rye 1942 Privately Printed. Brooks School and Yale graduate, killed in car crash. Hardcover. Octavo, 119pp., frontis color portrait of Thorne, photo illustrations, blue cloth. VG, no DJ. In later glassine jacket. (a81267)
$55.00 (Yale) . "BROTHER HEN"
1909 1st Private.. Anecdote about Yale College. Hardcover. Octavo, 16pp., gilt decorated red cloth. Near Fine. Scarce. (a81863)
$90.00 Luquiens, Frederick Bliss . SPANISH AMERICAN LITERATURE IN THE YALE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY A BIBLIOGRAPHY
1939 first edition Yale. Hardcover. 4to., 335pp., blue buckram. Owner bookplate removed from inside cover leaving faint glue residue. Near VG, cover a bit rubbed, lightly worn, no DJ. (a83682)
$43.00 Hooker, Brian . THE WHITE BIRD OPERA IN ONE ACT
New Haven 1924 first edition Yale. These are the poetic lyrics only, written to accompany music by Ernest Carter - the music is not included here. Octavo, 66pp., original printed wraps.Good plus, cover some fraying on edges. (a84398)
$32.00 (law) . CASES AND MATERIALS ON YALE LAW SCHOOL (FORMERLY THE YALE LAW REPORTER ) 1956 EDITION
New Haven 1956. Student Association of Yale Law School. Hardcover 4to., 96p., monochrome photo illustrations, cloth. Arlen Specter, Richard Ravich, Beryl Nusbaum, Sullivan, Van Vorhees, etc. and others. Bookplate of Richard M. Winokur. VG. (a86290)
$145.00 Yale University . THE YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE CONDUCTED BY THE STUDENTS OF YALE COLLEGE - VOL XXXVI OCTOBER 1870 - JULY 1871
New Haven 1871 first edition Tuttle Morehouse & Taylor Printers. Hardcover. Large octavo, 502p., index, 3/4 leather with marbled boards, red marbled end papers (matches marbled paper on boards), raised spine bands and gilt spine decoration. Mostly Memorabilia Yalensia, and articles on Yale college life but also articles on Shakespeare, Oliver Logan and travel to Yosemite, etc. VG, corners and spine edges worn. Binding secure and text clean. No ownership marks. (a87161)
$190.00Bishop, Mrs. Carlton T.. MANUSCRIPT MEMOIR OF TRIP TO TEXAS IN MAY 1943
One volume, 12mo., 68 leaves, stiff wraps. Several pages have tipped in souvenirs as railway tickets, color postcards, newpapers articles. Quite fun to read: "In this month of May, in the year of our lord 1943, with all mankind in a gigantic struggle for survival of ideals and even life itself, let me here make it plain that it took a three-fold purpose to mark Carlton and me consider sallying forth from our comfortable home into the utter chaos of travel. " The major reason "was to acompany Marjorie Floyd , fiancee of our son Gordon , to be present at their marriage." Majorie Floyd and Lieutenant Gordon Bishop were both from New Haven, Connecticut. Professor Carlton T. Bishop was professor at Yale for over 34 years. Diary is in excellent condition. VG plus. (a87389)
$299.00 Packard, Cullen . ORIGINAL NOTEBOOK OF CULLEN PACKARD
One volume. Marbled boards with later paper spine. Entries date from 1837 to 1856 and include summaries of sermons, short essays and texts for marriage ceremonies( presumably these are speechs that Packard himself gave at wedding ceremonies.) "Cullen Packard" who signed this volume would appear to be the son of Fordyce and Catherin M. Stevens Packard of New Haven. From the text of the notebook, he was a student at Yale College and his family lived in Cummington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. 79 pages with ink manuscript writing, blank leaves are interspersed throughout. Easily legible. Good. (a87821)
$400.00Flint, A. A. (wife of Dr. Joseph M. Flint). SIX VOLUMES OF ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT TRAVEL MEMOIRS 1905, 1906, 1907, 1909 , 1911, 1925
sIX volumes of very neatly written ink handwriting of Mrs. A. A. Flint, wife of Dr. Joseph M. Flint. (Dr. Flint was a graduate of Princeton and Johns Hopkins Medical School who then moved to California to practice medicine. In California he began his personal campaign to improve hospitals by connecting a hospital with a local university. Later he became Professor of Surgery at Yale and lived in New Haven, Connecticut, for a while at least on Temple Street.) The six volumes are octavos, with 140p., 138p., 154p, 126p., 86p. and 146p. Two volumes are hardcover custom-made volumes with 3/4 maroon leather and gilt spine lettering reading "A. A. Flint Notes vol II" and "A.A. Flint Notes Vol. III." (we do not have volume 1.) The other four volumes are black cloth-covered somewhat stiff wraps with rouged page ends. The diary entries are the chatty highly descriptive narrative that one might expect from an intelligent, rich, well-travelled, energetic woman. Most all of the entries are on the delights and woes of travel - flat tires, missed connections, etc , but most expecially on concerts, theater (including the Wagner Festival in Beyreuth) , and art museums. About 20 percent of all pages have some paper ephemera neatly tipped in - a theatre programme, a picture postcard, a chromolithograph, a few original photographs. Mrs. Flint travels in these volumes in Germany, France, Italy, Siciliy, Belgium, Switzerland. Typical entry: (Aug 19, 1909) "This morning over our coffee cups, I began to remind Joe how three years ago we sent the maid out at three o'clock to secure us a cab and we left for the Prinzregenten Theater never later than 330. He airily waved his hand and said he would attend to all that and went out intimating we did nothing of the sort!" the gentle bantering and arguing continues until they do indeed arrive too late to be seated in the theatre. In at least one of the years covered in the 4 volumes, the Flints had come to Europe so Dr. Flint could attend a medical conference (1909). In 1909 and 1911 they were clearly enjoying the summer vacation months in Europe. All four volumes are in Good plus condition, binding secure and text clean. light cover wear. The volumes are not a complete run: 1st volume covers October 14, 1905 thru February 27, 1906; 2nd volume covers Feb 28, 1906-April 25, 1906; 3rd volume covers Dec 30 1906 to March 23, 1907; 4th vol July 2, 1909 thru September 30, 1909; 5th volume August 12, 1911 thru September 22, 1911; 6th vol Oct 3, 1925 to March 15, 1926. **LAID IN are two small (1x2 inch) original photographs presumably of Dr. Flint and a newspaper article with brief biography and a reprinted letter written by Dr. Flint. Set of 6 volumes. (Please note we offer an additional diary of A A Flint listed separately. See item a82520)) (a88029)
$580.00 Holden, Reuben . YALE IN CHINA - THE MAINLAND 1901 - 1951
New haven 1964 first edition. Yale in China Association. Hardcover. Very Bright orange papercovered hardcover with black cloth spine. Gilt Lettering. 327p. 25 pages of illustrations which include a few maps but mostly photo illustrations. Quite Scarce. In clear glassine dj, as issued. Near Fine, no fault. no marks. (a89158)
$220.00 Newton, Hubert Anson . ON THE GEOMETRICAL CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN CURVES BY POINTS
Article on pp. 235-279 in single complete volume of The Mathematical Monthly Volume III October to September 1861. edited by J D Runkle. Cambridge 1861 first edition. Sever and Francis. Hardcover 4to. Many additional articles by various mathematicians in volume as well. Later backstrip over original marbled boards. Good, cover leather tips worn; board edges rubbed and frayed; binding secure; text clean and no ownership marks. (a89542)
$400.00 (Yale College) (Nicaragua Canal) . ONE COMPLETE ISSUE OF THE ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN, VOL XVII, NO. 24, JUNE 15, 1895 (whole number 278)pp.743-774. Two
New York. 1895 first edition. Illustrated American. Folio. wraps. pp. 743-774. Many photo illustrations. Two fullpage photo illustrations of Yale Drama Productions and two more fullpage photo illus of Yale winning Intercollgiate Gymnastics Competition. Four page article on "The Corinto Episode and the Nicaragua Canal" written by Lieut. W. Nephew King. Advertisements. Fairly Good, worn, frayed but binding secure. no ownership marks. Red and black cover illustration of majorette and two drummers by Archie Gunn. (a91434)
$35.00 (yale) . HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL YALE UNIVERSITY 1920 VOLUME ONE
1920 Yale. Hardcover. Octavo, 323pp., photo illustrations of each student, photo illustrations of school, etc, gilt printed black cloth. VG. Volume one. (s269)
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