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TWO BY ROBERT TRAVER: --- The 32nd Division in the World War, 1917-1919. Issued by the Joint War History Commissions of Michigan and Wisconsin. Madison, WI: 1920. Photos, maps, portraits, Honor Roll lists. 319pp. Clothbound, illlustrated cover. Hinges cracked, edges worn. $60 All Around the Town: A Pictorial History of Tompkins Township, Jackson County, Michigan. Published by the Tompkins Home Extension Club Historical Society and printed by the Exponent Press, Brooklyn, MI, 1976. Copiously illustrated with well-reproduced photographs and bound in red cloth. 324pp. $20 All
Our Yesterdays: A Narrative History of Traverse City & the Region,
by Lawrence Wakefield. Traverse City,
MI: Village Press, 1977. Blue cloth, 298 pages, #1800 of signed, limited edition of 2,000. Very good. $45 Between
the Iron and the Pine: A Biography of a Pioneer Family and a Pioneer Town,
by Lewis C. Reimann. Ann Arbor,
MI: Northwoods Publishing, 1951. Green cloth with gold lettering, 225 pages,
illus. Ex-lib. $30 The Compiled Laws of the State of Michigan, 1897, compiled and arranged with a digest of Supreme Court decisions and other annotations, and published under authority of Acts 268 of 1895 and 26 of 1897, by Lewis M. Miller. Lansing: Robert Smith Printing Co., 1899. Three leatherbound volumes, 1556 pages. Good. $600 The Ghost in the Tower: An Episode in Jacobia, by Earl H. Reed. Chicago: Privately printed, 1921. Author’s signature and annotation, in artist’s pencil, on title page. 62 pages; ten full-page lithographs with tissue overlays. Gift inscription and some wear. A very special book by the author of Dune Country. Good+. $600 (See also The Silver Arrow below.) The Great Lakes and the Vessels That Plough Them: Their Owners, Their Sailors, and Their Cargoes, together with A Brief History of Our Inland Seas, by James Oliver Curwood. With 72 illustrations and a map. 1967 reprint limited edition of 350. Dark blue cloth, 227pp. VG+ $175 Hans W. Anderson, His Life and Work. Published in Leland, Michigan, by the Leelanau Historical Museum, 1988. Copy #119 of limited edition of 1700. Softcover. Includes biographical sketch and catalog of all known works of this Northport folk artist. $40 Heritage of Grand Traverse Bay: The City and Its People, by Donna Stiffler Bollinger. Traverse City, MI: Village Press, 1979. Clothbound. Near VG. $24 History
of Oakland County, Michigan, with Illustrations descriptive of its scenery,
palatial residences, public buildings, fine blocks, and important
manufactories, from original sketches….
Philadelphia: L. H. Everts & Co.,
1877. Original boards, completely
resewn and rebacked, with new endpapers.
Large folio, vi, 334, xxv pages. $495 The
Miami Years: 1809-1959, by Walter Havighurst. NY:
Putnam’s, 1948, second printing.
Story of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, by author with “an intimate
knowledge of the land and lore of the Old Northwest Territory.” Signed by author on half-title page. Red cloth, illustrated dust jacket, 254
pages, illustrations. $30 Michigan
and the Old Northwest, Volume I of the Highways to History series, published by
the Great Lakes Greyhound Lines, 1945.
Paperbound, 80 pages. Painless
history in bright, saturated colors and comic book format, as well as maps and
sepia-tone photographs. $20 Michigan Today: Its Human and Physical Resources as They Affect Education, published by Eugene B. Elliott, 1937. Lansing, MI: State of Michigan Department of Public Instruction, Bulletin No. 307. Paperbound, 301 pages, illustrated, mostly demographics and economy, with index and suggestions for further reading. Good. $12 Mystery of the Missing Nun & Other True Murder Tales of the Grand Traverse Region, by Lawrence Wakefield. Detroit: Harlo Press, 1977, 1st ed, signed. Wraps. RARE. VG. $94 On a Clear Day You Can See General Motors: John Z. De Lorean's Look Inside the Automotive Giant, by J. Patrick Wright. Grosse Pointe, MI: Wright Enterprises, 1979, 1st ed. Dj is lightly rubbed but without creases or tears and is not price-clipped. VG/NearVG. $50 Portage
and Its Past, by Grace J. Potts, edited by Posie
Thomlinson, with photographs by Paul Butch and drawings by Derek Rexton
Rainey. Portage, MI: Portage Public
Schools & the City of Portage Public Library, 1976. Written for the bicentennial of Portage,
Michigan. This is signed by author,
editor, illustrator, photographer, and many others; there are signatures
throughout the book. Very nice copy
with clean, intact dust jacket. $75 Public
Acts of the Legislature of the State of Michigan Passed at the Regular Session
of 1913, Containing Concurrent Resolutions and Amendments to the Constitution, compiled
by Frederick C. Martindale, Secretary of State. Lansing: Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co., 1913. Three-quarters leather. 910 pages.
Good. $50 Public
Acts of the Legislature of the State of Michigan Passed at the Regular Session
of 1919, Containing Concurrent Resolutions and Amendments to the Constitution,
compiled by Coleman C. Vaughan, Secretary of State. Fort Wayne, IN: Fort Wayne Printing Co., 1919. Clothbound.
886 pages. Dampstained. Fair to good. $40 Reminiscences,
by George F. Cunningham. Benton Harbor,
Michigan: Ellen Morrill Cunningham,
1939. Blue cloth, 66 pages. From pre-Civil War New York to 20th-century
Michigan, with time in California, Florida and Missouri, George Cunningham’s
memoir offers written snapshots of a bygone America. Scarce title in very good condition. $60 The Saga of the Great Lakes fleet -- North America's fresh water merchant marine, by Jacques Lesstrang. Seattle, WA: Salisbury Press (Superior Publishing Co.), 1977, 1st ed. Near VG, with gift inscription, owner name; no dj (as issued?). $40 Selected Papers of Haven Emerson, published on the Occasion of his Seventy-Fifth Birthday, 19 October 1949. Battle Creek, MI: W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Bound in red leather with raised bands. Public health history. Signed by author. VG. $40 Ships & Shipwrecks in Door County, Wisconsin, Vols. I (1961) and II (1963), by Arthur C. Frederickson & Lucy F. Frederickson. Wraps. Both volumes VG. SET $50 A Short History of Michigan State, by Lyle Blair & Madison Kuhn. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State College Press, 1955. Blue cloth, 39 pages. Ephemera from Founders’ Day Centennial, 1955, included with book. $25 The
Silver Arrow, by Earl H. Reed, with illustrations by
the author. Chicago: Reilly & Lee,
1926. Brown cloth, 238 pages. Light shelf wear. Signed in artist’s pencil by author on title page. $15 Song of the Pines: A Story of Norwegian Lumbering in Wisconsin, by Walter & Marion Havighurst, illustrated by Richard Floethe. Philadelphia: Winston, 1950, third printing. Cloth/illustrated dust jacket, 205 pages. G+/G+. $25 State of War: Michigan in World War II, by Alan Clive. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 1979. 301 pages, photographs, notes, bibliography, index. Small gift inscription. Clothbound, near VG, in G+ dust jacket. $95 The Territory of Michigan [1805-1837], by Alex R. Gilpin. East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press, 1970, 1st. VG in near-VG dust jacket. $30 The
View from Courthouse Hill, by William R. Peterson. Privately printed. Blue cloth, gilt title, no dust jacket (as issued). 398 pages; photographs; appendices. History of Cadillac, Michigan, by Judge
Peterson of Cadillac. VG. $250 The Wolverine of 1936 and The Wolverine of 1937. No, these yearbooks are not from the University of Michigan but from Michigan State College! Were your relatives here then? $25 each. |