walker john brisben editor (29 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Approx 110pp + ads. Printed wraps. Moderate cover soil, light wear, contents are toned and occasional dampstain in some margins, owner's name on front cover. Contributions by Rupert Hughes, Brander Mathews, Arthur Brisbane, Oscar Hammerstein and others.

Soft cover. Condizione: Acceptable. No Jacket. Front and rear wraps are detached ane edgeworn.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Edgewear to wraps. Includes 'The Great Boar Trek by Stephen Crane.

Softcover. Condizione: Good. Covers have some browning, and chipping. ; Contains "The Rose Lay on the Ghebir's Shrine" by John G. Whittier, "A Bit of Altruria in New York" by W. D. Howells, and "Humor: English and American" by Agnes Repplier.

Softcover. Condizione: Fair. Rear cover is missing. Spine is missing the lower end, has a chip to the upper end. Front cover has a vertical tear to the upper edge and is slightly smudged. ; Contents include Uriel Acosta by Israel Zangwill; A Spy of France by Joeph A. Altsheler; The Curious Race of Arctic Highlanders by Lewis Lindsay Dyche; and others.

Soft cover. Condizione: Acceptable. No Jacket. Frton and rear wraps are detached ane edgeworn. 'A Changed Man' by Thomas Hardy is included in this edition.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Magazine, very good. Age yellowed, extended edges of covers bent, a few nicks, otherwise tight, clean, paper crisp, unmarked and apparently never read. Besides the Roosevelt article includes another interesting one, "The Modern Aeronaut" about manned balloons and kites (more or less gliders). History; biography; airplanes; aeronautics; aviation; ephemera.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. B&w Photos & Engravings (illustratore). 1st. includes items by/about: Katherine V.C. Matthews (Rose of Yesterday and Today), Pheve Westcott Humphreys (Gateways: Artistic and Characteristic, Gates, Entrances, landscaping); Mrs. Woodrow Wilson (Floral Head-Dresses)francis Willing Wharton (short story), Albert Shaw (Profession--Journalism), R.H. Farnham (short story) Edward Everett Hale (Old-Age Pensions), Edna Wheeler Wilcox (poem), Henry Seton Merriman 9short story), William R. Lighton & Charles E. Duffie (Sugar-beet Industry in the US), Annie L. Diggs (bourneville, England; Garden City), H. R. Martin (short story), Caroline Sterm (poem), Captains of Industry (George Gilbert Williams, William Barclay Parsons, Baron Stratchona & Mount royal), Trumbull White (Short story), H.G. Wells (Mankind in the Making continued), Mary E. Thornton (Caring for the Sick at Home), etc; moderate chipping of cover edges.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Edgewear to wraps. Includes 'The Rembrant' by Edith Wharton.

Softcover. Condizione: Good. Two holes were drilled through the spine margins of this periodical (binder? ). Spine has been tape reinforced. Covers are somewhat darkened and have some slight edge wear. ; Contents are predominantly about the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair / Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

Paperback. Condizione: Good/NO DUSTJACKET. Black & White Photos & Illus. (illustratore). Irvington, NY: Cosmopolitan. Good/NO DUSTJACKET. 1898. . Paperback. The Cosmopolitan from May 1898, includes "Love (Poem.)" by Paul Laurence Dunbar on pp. 93. . Sm 4to., 116pp., light staining/soiling, light age-toning/sunning, edges have small tears, some creasing, former owner's last name penciled on cover, otherwise good; some pages with edges age-toned, few pages with bent corners, otherwise pages clean and unmarked. .

Paperback. Condizione: Good/NO DUSTJACKET. Black & White Photos & Illus. (illustratore). Irvington, NY: Cosmopolitan. Good/NO DUSTJACKET. 1898. . Paperback. The Cosmopolitan from September 1898, includes "Sonnet" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox on pp. 540, and "Captain Dreams Again" by Capt. Charles King (Illustrated by Peter Newell) on pp. 577. . Sm 4to., 117pp., lightly soiled and sunned, light chipping and creasing, shelf wear, some small tears to edges, spine peeling at tips, former owner's last name penciled on cover, otherwise good; some pages dog-eared or bent, front hinge mostly cracked, very light staining to bottom spine corner throughout text block, few pages age-toned, staples a little rusted, otherwise pages are clean and readable. .

Soft cover. Condizione: Acceptable. No Jacket. contains pages 343-456, plus ads; some edgewear and browning to wraps; content clean, pages intact.

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good. Complete issue, original wrapper, some light wear and discoloration. ; Includes Irving Bacheller "A Story of Big Timber," and work by Grant Allen, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Saltus, and others.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Thomas Mitchell Page, Thomas Mitchell, R. Marvin Wilcox, Charles Sarka, C. M. Relyea, Max F. Klepper (illustratore). This is a nicely preserved issue of the June 1903 "Cosmopolitan Illustrated Monthly Magazine" . There is a lot to digest in this old periodical. There is an article on gateways for residential structures, most of which seem to be fairly ostentatious and posh. As to women's fashions, "Floral Head-dresses", is illustrated with photographs of young women wearing floral things on their heads. On a more serious front, Edward Everett Hale discusses Old-Age Pensions. There is a fine article on George Cadbury's creation of Bourneville, an utopian English town. "Mankind in the Making", a serialized work by H. G. Wells, is continued. There is plenty of fiction, a smattering of poetry, and a great deal of period advertising, covering just about anything you could imagine, including automobiles, cameras, typewriters, fashion, foods, medical curiosities, and more. TABLE OF CONTENTS : - The Rose of Yesterday and Today - by Katherine V. C. Matthews - Gateways : Artistic and Characteristic - by Phebe Westcott Humphreys - Floral Head-dresses - by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow - A Wary Campaigner - Story by Francis Willing Wharton - Making a Choice of a Profession : Journalism - by Albert Shaw - The Luck of the Three Sevens ? Story by R. H. Farnham - Old-Age Pensions ? by Edward Everett Hale. (Hale, Unitarian minister, author, & social worker. Mostly. remembered today for his story, "The Man Without a Country") - Barlasch of the Guard - Continuation of a Serialized Novel by Henry Seton Merriman - The Sugar-Beet in the United States - by William R. Lighton & Charles E. Duffie - An English Garden City - by Annie Diggs. (Article on Bourneville, a utopian village designed by George Cadbury, of Cadbury Chocolate fame - The Betrothal of Elypholate Yingst - story by H. R. Martin - Captains of Industry - Biographies of George Gilbert Williams, William Barclay Parsons, Baron Strathcona) - An Equinoctial Disturbance - story by Trumbull White - Mankind in the Making - Continued : Love and the Cultivation of the Imagination - by H. G. Wells - How to Care for the Sick in the Home - by Mary E. Thornton - Men, women , and Events - by F. W. Burry, Antoinette Van Hoesen, Julian Hawthorne, and John Brisben Walker - Poems by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Caroline Stern - Pictures by Thomas Mitchell Page, Thomas Mitchell, R. Marvin Wilcox, Charles Sarka, C. M. Relyea, Max F. Klepper TITLE : The Cosmopolitan, An Illustrated Monthly Magazine ISSUE : Vol. XXXV, No. 2 DATE : June 1903 EDITOR : John Brisben Walker IMPRINT : Hurst & Co. PHYSICAL DETAILS : Antique Monthly Periodical; Contains numerous illustrations, including line drawings and halftone photographs; contains numerous pages of advertising; volume pp 121 - 236 (116 pp), plus 64 pages of front and back material (mostly advertising); approx. 6 7/8" x 9 3/4", decorated wraps, stapled and glued. Front cover has title, etc., and Table of contents, printed in black and red; rear cover has illustrated advertising, printed in red and black. Insides of covers, front and back, have advertising. CONDITION - VERY GOOD - This antique periodical is previously owned, but is complete and intact - clean and attractive , with the following particulars noted : EXTERIOR : Spine is slightly darkened, with extremities chipped and wrinkling sporadically along the spine's length ; cover edges display small nicking and minute tears; front cover surface rub is modest, and there is weathering around the edges. BINDING : Solid - no leaves are detached or loose. INTERIOR : There are a few bumped corner tips, and some top corner creases, else the issue is clean and unmarked.

Paperback. Condizione: Good/NO DUSTJACKET. Black & White Photos & Illus. (illustratore). Irvington, NY: Cosmopolitan. Good/NO DUSTJACKET. 1901. . Paperback. The Cosmopolitan from February 1901, includes "Flingin' Jim and His Fool-Killer" by Joel Chandler Harris (illustrated with photographs by Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr.) on pp. 356, and "The First Men in the Moon" by H. G. Wells (illustrated by E. Hering) on pp. 415. . Sm 4to., 117pp., cover shelf wear, some soiling and age-toning, small tears along edges, former owner's last name penciled on cover, spine tips peeling/chipped, rubbing and creasing at edges, otherwise good; text block stained (water stain?) throughout along lead edge, staples lightly rusted, few pages with other small stains, few pages with very small holes or tears at bottom lead corner, otherwise pages unmarked and readable. .

Condizione: Fair. Acceptable condition. In polypropylene bag. (literature, short stories, periodicals) A readable, intact copy that may have noticeable tears and wear to the spine. All pages of text are present, but they may include extensive notes and highlighting or be heavily stained. Includes reading copy only books. Bundled media such as CDs, DVDs, floppy disks or access codes may not be included.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Former library copy. Pages discolored from age, but all there and in good condition.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. E. Hering, et al - also Many Halftone photographs (illustratore). Of particular interest in this February 1903 issue of "The Cosmopolitan" is an early science fiction tale by Louise J. Strong, "An Unscientific Story", illustrated by E. Hering (See pictures provided above); also of interest is the first appearance of a story by cult author Octave Thanet, titled "Beyond the Limit", which is illustrated by C. M. Relyea. Art and Crafts author, impresario, and founder of The Roycroft Press, Elbert Hubbard, wrote a piece about Leo Tolstoy. The article is illustrated with photographs. H. G. Wells is represented by his serial articles on the development of modern society; this installment is titled "The Man-Making forces of the Modern State". There is much more, including a report on the national tours undertaken by President McKinley, again, illustrated with photographs; a piece on the young Napoleon by Field - Marshall Viscount Wolseley, and a photo-illustrated puff piece on barbaric jewelry worn by celebrities of the time, including Sarah Bernhard and the Crown Princess of Romania. There are also various stories, poems and bits of literary and social news. Lots of halftone photographs and line drawings. And of course, as with so many such Victorian magazines, there is much fascinating period advertising. (Read the complete table of contents below - or view in the picture, provided. We have a lengthy list of full and half-page advertisements found in this issue which is too lengthy to add here. Make an inquiry if curious. TITLE : The Cosmopolitan ISSUE : Volume XXIV, No. 4 DATE : February 1903 EDITOR : John Brisben Walker IMPRINT : Cosmopolitan Magazine Company PLACE : Irvington-on-the-Hudson, New York SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES : Early science fiction story, appearance of pieces by H. G. Wells, Octave Thanet, and Elbert Hubbard etc. PHYSICAL DETAILS : Monthly Illustrated Periodical; volume pp 362 - [480] plus numerous pages of front and back material (editorial, comic miscellany, and advertising); 7" x 10", decorated wraps, stapled and glued. All of the photographs and illustrations are done in halftone or black-and-white line drawings. CONTENTS - Almost all of the articles and stories have illustrations : * Frontispiece Illustration for "An Unscientific Story" drawn by E. Hering * The American Bride - by Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen * Damascus - by Dulany Hunter * President McKinley's Tours - by W. W. Price * Mankind in the Making, Part V, Continued : the Man-Making Forces of the Modern State - by H. G. Wells * Barlasch of the Guard, a Serial Story, Cont. - by Henry Seton Merriman * AN UNSCIENTIFIC STORY - EARLY SCIENCE FICTION STORY BY LOUISE J. STRONG ( FIRST APPEARANCE ) * The Young Napoleon : The Genesis of a Great Career , Part II - by Field - Marshal Wolseley * Barbaric Jewels as Worn by Modern Women - by Emma B. Kaufman * Old Love Stories retold: IV. Ferdinand Lassalle & Helene von Dönniges - by Richard Le Gallienne * Leo Tolstoy : an Interpretation done by Elbert Hubbard * Beyond the Limit - a Story by Octave Thanet * What a Father Can Do for his Daughter - by Henry Thurston Peck * In Collision : Two of a Kind - a short Story by James Edmund Dunning * Captains of Industry : August Belmont - by Ralph H. Graves; Henry M. Whitney - by Arthur E. McFarlane; William Andrews Clark - by Henry R. Knapp * Making a Choice of a Profession - II : The Ministry - by Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones ( 1843 - 1918) A Liberal Unitarian Minister, founder of All Souls Unitarian Church in Chicago; a radical modernist who joined the "Unity Men" and who preached an ethical basis for faith, and a pacifist who founded "Unity " magazine. * The Triumph of Adolf Lorenz . by John Brisben Walker CONDITION - VERY GOOD - . Previously owned periodical; the spine, covers, and cover edges display weathering, chipping, creasing and moderate discoloration; binding is intact; interior is clean and attractive . a nicely preserved periodical that is 125 years old.

Single Issue. Condizione: Good. First Edition. Complete Issue, With Poem By Stetson, Illustrations By Denslow, Article "America's Cup", Etc. Wear, Dust, Small Areas Dampstaining To Front Cover Along Some Edges, Pages Partially Dis-Bound As Binding Cords Have Partly Disintegrated, But Entire Issue Intact.

Magazine. Condizione: Very Good-. 1st Edition; 1st Printing. B&W Illustrations; This is a larger than trade sized magazine with cardstock covers and a side stapled spine. The magazine is in Very Good- condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The spine ends and corners of the magazine have some bumping, rubbing and wear. There is a smallish tear / chip to the bottom spine end. The magazine covers have spots of ground-in dirt and some finger wear. The text pages are generally clean and bright. The magazine contents contain: A Houseboat - the Modern Place by Dorothy Richardson, The Art of Ellen Terry by Bram Stoker, The Great Texas Oil Fields by Edward Russell Treherne, Old Frence Romances by Richard Le Gallienne, A Murcery on the Foot-Hills by Bret Harte, The Prize Crew on "L'Insurgente" by Cyrus Townsend Brady, Constance Weatherell and Bridget Brady by Katrina Trask, What Women Like in Men by Rafford Pyke, The Field of Sad Flowers by John Vance Cheney, King Philip, Lobster by R. K. Munkittrick, The Restlessness of the Modern Woman by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, The Secret Orchard by Agnes and Egerton Castle, and, When Will the World Be Full? By J. Holt Schooling.

Condizione: Fair. S.l.: Cosmopolitan Press, 1895. Volume 18 (November 1894 - April 1895). Sm 4to. 768+various paginations. Illus. Fair book. Ex-library. Rebound for library. Spine ends worn. Boards soiled, rubbed, and shelfworn; corners bent. Shelfmark removed from spine tail. Bookplate inside. Hinges started. Title page and p. 573 detached and frayed. Library markings on each individual issue cover. Content bound at front of book; monthly advertising bound end seaparately at end, with some fore page edges chipped or torn. Inquire if you need further information. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Dan Beard, George Wharton Edwards (illustratore). This is a well preserved copy of the February 1893 "Cosmopolitan Illustrated Monthly Magazine". For many collectors and fans of science fiction, the main thing in this issue is an early science fiction story by Julian Hawthorne titled "June 1993" in which the protagonist visits the United States 100 years in the future. That meant 1993. The author imagines a vastly different world, including boat-like vehicles that travel through the air, high above the landscape. In one of the fine illustrations by Dan Beard (of Boy Scouts fame) a group of people are on a luxury cruise in the flying boat. They look much like an assortment of hippies and bohemians. Julian Hawthorne was the son of Nathaniel Hawthorne and Sophia Peabody. See the Table of Contents, provided below for a complete list of the issue's contents. There is also a huge amount of Victorian era advertising, of which I've only been able to show a small portion. TABLE OF CONTENTS * Frontispiece : a halftone photo portrait of James G. Blaine * Monte Carlo - by H. C. Farnham (illus. by halftone photos) * After Mist in Winter - a poem by Archibald Lampman * The Beet-Root Industry - by H. S. Adams (illustrated by halftone photos) * Oriental Rugs - by S. G. W. Benjamin (illus. by halftone photos) * Toki Murata - a story of Japan by Mrs. Sewell Read (illus. by George Wharton Edwards) * James G. Blaine - by T. C. Crawford (illus. by halftone photos) * I Know Not if I Love thee - a poem * The Evolution of Naval Construction - by S. Eardley-Wilmot (illus. by line drawings and halftone photos -- shown are photos of the "Agincourt", the "Monarch", the "Alexandra", and a massive "Dreadnought") * JUNE 1993" ? AN EARLY SCIENCE FICTION STORY BY JULIAN HAWTHORNE (Line drawings by Dan Beard) * The Unillumined Verge - a poem by Robert Bridges * Democracy and the Mother Tongue - by John Coleman Adams (illus by a line drawing) * The Great Railway Systems of the United States : The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe - by Charles S. Gleed (illus. by halftones) * Social Problems : Suffrage - by Edward Everett Hale (illus. with a line drawing) * Cachuca Amorita - a story by Wilson De Meza (illus. by the Author) * Lullaby - a poem by Arthur Sherburne Hardy * A Traveller from Altruria - Part IV of a Serialized Novel by William Dean Howells * Dusk - a poem by William Wilfred Campbell * Lord Beaconsfield - by Adam Badeau (illustrated with numerous portraits and satiric characterizations of Victoria's Prime Minister) TITLE : The Cosmopolitan, An Illustrated Monthly Magazine ISSUE : Vol. XIV, No. 4 DATE : February 1893 EDITOR : John Brisben Walker SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES : Contains a Science Fiction story by Julian Hawthorne, Illustrated by Dan Beard; also articles on James G. Blaine, Lord Beaconsfield (Benjamin Disraeli), Hale on Suffrage, and much else; also contains a very large amount of Victorian advertising. PHYSICAL DETAILS : Monthly Magazine; Contains numerous illustrations, including line drawings and halftone photographs; contains numerous advertising; volume pp 387 - 512, plus 64 pages of front and back material (mostly advertising); approx. 6 7/8" x 9 3/4", decorated wraps, stapled and glued. Front cover has title, etc., and Table of contents, printed in black and red; rear cover has illustrated advertising, printed in red and black. CONDITION -- very good -- This previously owned antique periodical is complete and intact - clean and attractive , with the following particulars noted : EXTERIOR : Spine is weathered, with extremities chipped and displaying small loss ; cover edges display small nicking and minute tears; cover surface rub is modest, and there is, as well toning around the edges. BINDING : Solid - no leaves are detached or loose. INTERIOR : There are a few smudges and small spots, but nothing egregious, the issue being clean and unmarked throughout.

Alice Barber Stephens illustrated Mark Twain's story (illustratore). Mark Twain's story, "Is He Living or Is He Dead?" first appeared in this September 1893 issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine. It was Volume XV, No. 5, being an issue that was mostly devoted to the World's Fair, also known as the Columbian Exposition. Other famous names that appear in this issue are author Walter Besant, former U. S. President Benjamin Harrison, Julian Hawthorne (son of Nathaniel Hawthorne), anthropologist Franz, and author W. D. Howells. TABLE OF CONTENTS *A World's Fair - Introductory: The World's College of Democracy -- by John Brisben Walker A First Impression -- by Walter Besant The Foreign Buildings -- Price Collins Notes on Industrial Arts in the Manufactures Building -- by George F. Kunz An Outsider's View of the Women's Exhibit -- by Ellen M. Henrotin Foreign Folk at the Fair -- by Julien Hawthorne Electricity at the Fair -- by Murat Halstead Transportation, Old and New -- by J. B. Walker Mines and metallurgy -- by F. J. V. Skiff Chicago's Entertainment of Distinguished Visitors -- by H. C. Chatfield-Taylor The Government Exhibit -- by F. T. Bickford Ethnology at the Exposition -- by Franz Boas Points of Interest -- by Ex-President Benjamin Harrison * In the World of Art and Letters (Francisque Sarcey, H. H. Boyesen, Andrew Lang, Thomas A. Janvier * The Progress of Science (Astronomy, Electric Welding, Chemistry, Diamonds, An Electric Comparison) * José - A Tale of Old Socorro -- by William R. Lighton * Poems -- by J. V. Cheney, Alice A. Sewall, Edward L. White * IS HE LIVING OR IS HE DEAD ? A STORY BY MARK TWAIN - FIRST APPEARANCE (Illustrated by Alice Barber Stephens) * A Traveller from Altruria -- by W. D. Howells TITLE : The Cosmopolitan ISSUE NUMBER : Volume XV, No. 5 DATE : September 1893 EDITOR : John Brisben Walker CONTRIBUTORS : Mark Twain, W. D. Howells, Walter Besant, Julien Hawthorne, Benjamin Harrison, Franz Boas, et al SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES : The First Appearance of "Is He Living or Is he Dead? by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) DETAILS : Contains many halftone photographs and line drawings; 6 3/4" x 10", decorated wraps stapled and glued; fore-edge and bottom edge are rough cut; volume pages [513] - 640 (128 pages). CONDITION -- VERY GOOD This is a previously owned magazine that remains solid, complete and presentable , with the following particulars noted : EXTERIOR - Considerable weathering, toning, spotting, and foxing to spine and covers (most obvious along the spine and edges); cover edges have crimping and small tears. Top text-block edge is darkened, and has a touch of spotting INTERIOR - Scattered small 'tea' stains and spotting - a few edge tears - and I spotted at least one leaf corner that was folded (creased) - else the interior is clean and presentable. (The Twain story has a couple of spots - but nothing egregious) BINDING - Solid - no detached or loose leaves.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fair. 1st Edition. The Cosmopolitan, An Illustrated Monthly Magazine, May 1898, Vol 25, No 1. Edited by John Brisben Walker. These antique catalogs are in fair condition. Due to the age of the issues, there may be staining, rips, tears, missing parts, binding or staples removed and adhesive tape.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good-. Binding fairly solid. Pages unmarked and only slightly aged. Marbled page edges and flowered endpages. Red buckram cover has only minor wear, but spine title is faded (but legible).

Cloth. Condizione: Good (-). No Jacket. 696 numbered pp; HB. Compilation of 6 issues, from 11/1898 to 4/1899, all covers removed. Pages: clean, bright, tight; a.e. tanned. Cover: muslin, no titles (appears they were pasted to spine at one time; substantial shelfwear, head has large chip, muslin covering is spotted and soiled. Really tatty, rebind copy . Of historical interest.

8 issues of Cosmopolitan Magazine, being a complete run from November, 1900 to June, 1901. Original wrappers, fine condition throughout. Minor chipping at bottoms of spines and wear at corners. This group of magazines includes the complete 8-part serialization of H. G. Wells's The First Men on the Moon. While single issues containing parts of this work are not uncommon, it is very rare to find the complete run in superb condition. These issues also contain articles or essays by Rudyard Kipling, Jack London, Richard Le Gallienne, Owen Wister, Stephen Crane and many other prominent literary figures of the day. See Mott 4, p.490.

Condizione: Good. Irvington-on-the Hudson, NY: N.p., 1898. 1st edition. Vol. 25, no. 3. Sm 4to. 119pp ([234]-352). Illus. Good book. Edgeworn. (literature, current events, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Theodore Dreiser) Inquire if you need further information.