Harper's weekly, midsummer number
New York, [ca. 1890–1920]
Posters
589
Collier's, the national weekly. Good-by, summer.
1912
Uncle Sam's church by John Bell Bouton
Boston, (c) 1895
Harper's bazar, Thanksgiving number, 1895
1895
The best guide to Boston. Boston illustrated, for sale here.
[1895]
The damnation of Theron Ware or illumination by Harold Frederic.
[1896]
Handbook of birds of eastern North America
New York, [ca. 1890–1920]
Collier's, the national weekly, the first tee
1912
The bookman Christmas number for sale here
N. Y., [ca. 1890–1920]
The world in Boston, Mechanics Building, April 22 to May 20
[ca. 1890–1920]
Lady Jackson's works
Boston, [ca. 1890–1920]
April
[ca. 1890–1920]
To have & to hold, by Mary Johnston
Boston, Mass., [ca. 1890–1920]
A Kentucky breaking cart
New York, [1900]
Scribner's fiction number
[ca. 1890–1920]
The Boston Sunday herald, Feb. 10. A special number for ladies.
[1890–1920]
The quest of the golden girl, by Richard le Gallienne
London, [ca. 1900]
Modern art edited by J. M. Bowles
1895
Perly-Cross, a novel by R. D. Blackmore.
[ca. 1890–1920]
The whelps of the wolf, George Marsh
[ca. 1890–1920]
Stirring times in Austria described by Mark Twain in Harper's March
[1898]
The king in yellow, by Robert W. Chambers
[ca. 1890–1920]
The Christmas no. of the horseman will be issued Dec. 5. Leave orders here.
[ca. 1890–1920]
Spring and summer, 1892. L. P. Hollander & Co.
Boston, 1892
Houghton Mifflin and Company's holiday books for MDCCCXCV, for sale here
Boston, 1895
The best guide to Boston. Boston illustrated, for sale here.
[1895]
Fringilla or Tales in verse by Richard Doddridge Blackmore
1895
Footlights, a weekly journal for the theatre-goer. Philadelphia, October 10, 1896.
1896
The international studio, March 1897
1897
Two little pilgrims' progress by Mrs. Burnett
New York, [ca. 1890–1920]
The bookman Xmas number
N. Y., [ca. 1890–1920]
Mr. Bunny - his book, for sale here
Akron, Ohio, [ca. 1890–1920]
Mr. Bunny, his book by Adam L. Sutton
Akron, Ohio, [ca. 1890–1920]
Robert Louis Stevenson's new story, The ebb-tide
Cambridge, Mass., [ca. 1890–1920]