July 11, 2026
The World Publishing Holy Bible KJV Red Letter Self-Pronouncing Leather is a vintage Bible published in 1917 by The World Publishing Company. It features the King James Version of the Holy Bible in English, with a red letter edition and self-pronouncing feature. The book is personalized with an inscription signed by Hersamont Pauline Robinson, making it a unique and collectible item for adults interested in religious and spiritual texts. The leather-bound format adds a touch of elegance to this classic and timeless piece.
July 11, 2026
Provenance: Previously owned by E. Egleston Smith, a U.S. Geological Survey scientist involved in early 20th-century federal geological publications. This bulletin provides early federal guidance on the safe handling and use of explosives in coal mining operations, reflecting the technical standards and industrial practices of the period. This book shows age‑related wear, including possible shelf rubbing, tanning, foxing, dinged corners, discoloration. Discoloration.
July 11, 2026
Also included is a Hawkins Electrical Dictionary, (3) Electric Lighting and Railways books and a Hawkins New Catechism of Electricity book. All are in very nice shape.
July 10, 2026
Author: DR. LESLIE KEEGEL WITH ROBERT HUNT. Condition: New. Qty Available: 1.
July 10, 2026
The ledger consists of “super thin” tissue-like paper, designed to absorb the writers ink to create an exact copy on the letter on the opposite side.
July 10, 2026
This is an antique FARM ACCOUNTING Ledger book with quite a few advertisements from merchants in the front of the ledger for towns such as Columbia, Mount Joy, Marietta, Elizabethtown and Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The ledger book is as new but dates to about 1917 – see photos for more information. The book references tax code from 1917 – this is the most recent date I can find so likely this is World War One era. This is a complete looseleaf farm accounting book that has never been used and was stored well and survived all these years – over 100. A terrific piece of farming history as well as history of the Lancaster area. Incredibly rare find. It is heavy weighing nearly five pounds.