Concord: Luther Roby, 1830. Though His Cause Was Advocated in a Masterly Manner, by the Right Hon. Joseph Almon Clark Pray. By Philandros. Frontis. 168pp., 24mo, 1/2 brown calf, calf and boards rubbed, spine ends lightly worn, pages slightly wavy throughout, a few pages with a few pencil marks in margins, many pages with light foxing, mostly to margins, edges of board corners worn. Concord: Luther Roby, 1830. First Edition Curious self-defense of a New Hampshire minister accused of nearly..... More

Portland: Lefavor-Tower Company, 1910. Portland and Eastport, Maine. 404pp. 4to, 1/2 white cloth, last blank page with small chip on bottom. Portland: Lefavor-Tower Company, 1910. Diary covers the period from 1805 to 1835. More

1844. A MOST UNUSUAL ITEM, FORMERLY OWNED BY THE BARTLETT EXTENDED FAMILY. Original 1860's C-D-V of a painting of Josiah Bartlett with a full flawless signature executed in 1767 mounted below his image. Accompanied by an A.L.S. by the signers Grandson? Ezra Bartlett, who writes his nephew, gifting him the above described autograph, 8vo. 1 page, personal letterhead, Exeter, New Hampshire, September 15th 1884, to his nephew (also Ezra), in full: "As no autograph letter can be obtained, I send..... More

Nashua: Orren C. Moore, 1873. xxi, 799pp. 8vo, original brown cloth, spine ends and edges of covers worn, edges of corners worn and bumped, some pages with light foxing, mostly to margins, cloth lightly soiled. Nashua: Orren C. Moore, 1873. First Edition Papers include the whole administration of Gov. John Wentworth, the events immediately preceding the Revolutionary War, the losses at the Battle of Bunker Hill, and the record of all proceedings till the end of New Hampshire's provincial history..... More

Dover: Eliphalet, 1891. viii, 484pp. [2]pp. 12mo, contemporary calf; (spine and front cover worn, first 2 blank leaves, title page, and last 3 leaves chipped in margin, light foxing throughout). Dover; (New-hampshire): Eliphalet Ladd, 1792. "He (Richard Burn) was a justice of the peace for the counties of Westmoreland and Cumberland (in England)... It (this work) is the most useful book ever published on the law relating to justices of the peace." Dictionary of National Biography III, p. 377. This..... More

Notes and a biographical sketch by Charles Carroll Morgan. illus. 99pp. small 8vo, cloth. Boston, (1918). More

Manchester: John B. Clarke, 1878. with records of the Centennial Proceedings at Northwood, and Genealogical Sketches. Plates, some of which are lithographs, portraits. [15], 790pp. 8vo, original brown cloth, spine ends worn, edges of corners lightly worn and lightly bumped, cloth lightly soiled, some pages with light foxing to margins, including some margins of portraits., inner hinge strengthened. Manchester: John B. Clarke, 1878. First Edition Pages 622-786 comprise the genealogical sketches of local families. More

Concord: Historical Society, 1912. 32 plates, tissue guards. 132pp. 4to, 3/4 black morocco. Concord, 1912. First edition. Near Fine. More

Boston: Prince Society, 1887. Thick tall 8vo, rubricated title, 492pp., untrimmed and unopened. Rebound in grey cloth with the original printed wrappers bound in. Boston: The Prince Society, 1887. Near Fine. Howes D-169. Limited to one of 250 copies. More

Philadelphia: Anthony Finley, 1824. Map. Engraving with original hand coloring. Image measures 11 1/8" x 8 5/8". Beautiful map of New Hampshire divided into counties. Shows place names, major routes, topographical details and waterways. In maps from this period, New Hampshire was usually bundled together with Vermont. This is an uncommon map exclusively depicting New Hampshire. In very good condition. Minor foxing. Anthony Finley (c. 1790-1840) was a prominent American cartographic publisher in the early 19th century. This map was..... More

Exeter: New Hampshire Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1937. Illus. 66pp. 8vo, original pr. wrs., ex-lib. Exeter: New Hampshire Society of the Colonial Dames of America, 1937. More

Portsmouth: 1862. 1 page, 9.75 x 7.75 inches, Portsmouth, February 3, 1862. In this letter, Hackett advises a colleague of the particulars involving a court case, in part: "...Our Court adjourns on Saturday and Mr. Foule will attend at any day, the Caller Part...in Portsmouth...to take the testimony you propose..." Natural folds, several small stains in the upper right corner, and a closed tear at the bottom; very good(-) condition. United States Senator who represented the state of New Hampshire..... More