Search Results: a guide in the wilderness or by cooper william

United Kingdom: Freeman Pub. . 50 pages. Previously owned (slight sun fading to spine etc) clean slim booklet in soft card covers. (A Guide to the wilderness: or, The history of the first settlement [i.e. settlements] in the western counties of New York, with useful instructions to future Settlers - Reprint no date but probably 1960s/70s - originally pub. in 1810) . Very Good. Soft cover. 1965.

Coopers-Town , New York: Self Published, 1986. Book. Fine. 1810 / Reprint 1986 , Stiff cover wrappers , 71 page book with one black & white frontispiece . Condition : Ex-Fine , pencil note on last blank page , old price stick on back cover. Size: 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall.

Cooperstown, NY: The Freeman's Journal Company (1965) 50 pp. Original yellow staple-bound wraps, lightly soiled. Small crease to top corner of front cover. Ink note on verso of front cover. Illust. w/ a b/w frontispiece of William Cooper. Contents nice.. Soft Cover. Very Good+/No Dust Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

(Cooperstown, New York: Freeman's Journal Company, 1936. Softcover. Very Good. Stated third printing. Introduction by James Fenimore Cooper for George P. Humphrey. ix, 49pp. Brown cardstock wrappers with a tan cloth spine. Black-and-white frontispiece of Judge William Cooper. Very good with an owner signature at the Introduction, toning to the wrappers and spine, and soiling to the rear wrapper along with two shallow tears.

Cooperstown, NY: Freeman's Journal Company. G/No Dustjacket. [1936]. 3rd Edition. Cloth/Boards. First published in Dublin by Gilbert & Hodges in 1810. Three hundred copies printed in 1897, with an Introduction by James Fenimore Cooper, for George P. Humphrey, Rochester, N. Y. This printing was in April, 1936, by special arrangement with James Fenimore Cooper. . 8vo., ix, 49 pp., Cover lightly rubbed with two small spots, gently cracked at page 45 .

Cooperstown: The Freeman's Journal Co., 1949. Reprint of the series of letters from Judge William Cooper to William Sampson of New York City, originally published in 1810. Small address label inside front cover.. 4th Printing. Soft Cover. VG-. Octavo.

Rochester, N.Y.:: Printed for George P. Humphrey,, 1897.. One of 300 copies of this 1897 reissue, with an Introduction by James Fenimore Cooper.. original printed stiff wrappers.. Boards damp-stained and dust-soiled.. 8vo,. In a Series of Letters Addressed by Judge Cooper, of Cooperstown, to William Sampson, Barrister, of New York.

Cooperstown, New York U.S.A: Freeman's Journal Co, 1949. Fourth Printing. Softcover. Good/No Jacket. 5 1/2" x 9 1/4. GOOD / NO DUST JACKET. 49 pp. Text clean and unmarked. Pages slightly toned. Yellow card wraps lettered in black at front. Previous owner's name in ink at top of front wrap. Wraps very slightly soiled and faded. Binding firm.This is a reprint of a book printed by Gilbert & Hodges, Dublin in 1810 containing "A Series of Letters addressed by Judge Cooper to William Sampson.

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Cooperstown: The Freeman's Journal Company, 1936. Third Printing. Softcover. Quarto, [4], ix, 49 pp. 1936 printing, first published 1810 and reprinted 1897. Good; bound in yellow paper boards with cloth spine, but no title to spine, some areas of discoloration and fading to covers and very slight creasing to edges; binding tight; text block somewhat rough but clean; pages clean; RWO consignment. 1362684. Special Collections.

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Rochester, NY: George P. Humphrey, 1897. Second Edition. Printed wrappers. Edition limited to 300 numbered copies. 41pp. Original yellow stiff wrappers. Numbered and initialed by the publisher on the copyright page. With an introduction by James Fenimore Cooper. Light shelf wear, short tear to upper edge affecting the last few leaves. A very good copy. Howes C762. ; Octavo.

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Rochester, NY: George P. Humphrey, 1897. First American edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo, viii, 41 pages, clothbacked printed yellow boards, toned Copy no. 275 of only 300, initialled by G.P.H. Printed by The Genesee Press. [ Howes C762 ]. The nitty-gritty about the whys and hows of planning the town of Cooperstown, New York. Told in a series of letters to William Sampson, of NYC - but originally published in Dublin in 1810. The New Preface, by James Fenimore Cooper, Jr., explains how that happened.

Rochester NY: George P. Humphrey / The Genesee Press / The Post Express Printing Company, 1897. 2nd. Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. First printing of this 1897 reissue of the 1810 original. Copy number 179 of 300, initialed (GPH )and numbered by publisher. William Cooper, founder of Cooperstown NY, was the father of author James Fenimore Cooper, while the introduction in this book is by the Grandson of the famous James (via his son Paul Fenimore Cooper). Yellow soft cover with edgewear, a tear to the inner lower edge, and age toning to cover. Light wear to pages overall. Binding intact with some beginning looseness. Interior otherwise clean and intact. Please see image. 41 pages.