Miller & Richard Foundry (6 results)

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. First Edition: First Printing. 130 pages: 8 x 11 in.: 1: Vol. 49.04: KB#011697: Sept. 1980. Magazine is complete (fully page checked; beware of Sellers who don't say this), but edges/corners of covers are worn. Otherwise, covers and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Original Price $1.50. Magazine has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Articles about Model Railroading, which include: Perspective - The Truth Of The Two-Footers (J. Anthony Koester) * Burlington's Aurora Foundry - Part 1 (Wayne Wesolowski) * Cascade & Copper River (Bill Miller) * RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award - Brick Roundhouse (Bob Winterton) * Modeling Seebert's Post Office (Donna Walker) * Protofile 12 - St. Louis - San Francisco EMD 3600-h.p. SD45 (Randy Wilson) * Structures With Strings Attached (Richard Badley) * Rural Drug Store (John Swanson) * Removable Hopper And Gondola Loads (Dean Foster) * Radio-Control For SWAC/2 (Robert Bucklew) * The Model Was The Prototype (Jerry Moyers) * The Bank At Byron (Chuck Yungkurth) * Seebert's Post Office (Julian Cavalier) * Departments: Notes On An Old Timetable * Safety Valve * Dispatchers Report * Railbooks * RMC Timetable * Trouble Shooting * Test Track * Tips And Techniques * Observations * Editors Notebook * Classified Advertising * Exchange Place * Dealer Directory * Advertising Index.: B&W Photographs.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. First Edition: First Printing. 130 pages: 8 x 11 in.: 1: Vol. 49.04: KB#013372: Sept. 1980. Magazine is complete (fully page checked; beware of Sellers who don't say this), but edges/corners of covers are worn. Otherwise, covers and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Original Price $1.50. Magazine has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Articles about Model Railroading, which include: Perspective - The Truth Of The Two-Footers (J. Anthony Koester) * Burlington's Aurora Foundry - Part 1 (Wayne Wesolowski) * Cascade & Copper River (Bill Miller) * RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award - Brick Roundhouse (Bob Winterton) * Modeling Seebert's Post Office (Donna Walker) * Protofile 12 - St. Louis - San Francisco EMD 3600-h.p. SD45 (Randy Wilson) * Structures With Strings Attached (Richard Badley) * Rural Drug Store (John Swanson) * Removable Hopper And Gondola Loads (Dean Foster) * Radio-Control For SWAC/2 (Robert Bucklew) * The Model Was The Prototype (Jerry Moyers) * The Bank At Byron (Chuck Yungkurth) * Seebert's Post Office (Julian Cavalier) * Departments: Notes On An Old Timetable * Safety Valve * Dispatchers Report * Railbooks * RMC Timetable * Trouble Shooting * Test Track * Tips And Techniques * Observations * Editors Notebook * Classified Advertising * Exchange Place * Dealer Directory * Advertising Index.: B&W Photographs.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. 15 pages. Brown paper cover. Limited to 150 copies. This is a brief filed on behalf of the Scottish typefoundry firm of Miller & Richard (circa 1876) to answer the charge against them of conspiracy to defraud by under vaulation at customs (in San Francisco). A very nice copy-very light scratch on front cover. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. 15 pages. Brown cardstock cover. Limited to 150 copies printed in letterpress. This is a reprint of the circa 1876 legal brief filed on behalf of the Scottish typefoundry firm of Miller & Richard to answer the charge against them of conspiracy to defraud by under-valuation at customs (in San Francisco). The book is in near-fine condition: clean, bright, and crisp. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

8vo, (236x160mm), xii,387p. 266 illustrations. A fine copy in original dark red buckram, gilt lettered, dustjacket. This copy in one of 300 to include a loosely inserted duotone reproduction of Simon Stephenson's broadside type specimen sheet of 1790. Long thought to be one person, Richard Austin turns out to be a father and son; this book includes biographies of the Austin family and a bibliography of 130 titles illustrated by the Austins with wood engravings. Also included are reproductions of the complete Imperial Letter-Foundry specimen as well as pages from Wilson & Miller showing the Scotch Types and the Porson Greek types of Cambridge.?.

Apparently the First Edition. Apparently the First Edition. Engraved frontispiece, additional engraved title page, 19 plates (including the frontispiece), and numerous woodcut illustrations in the text for the most part by John Miller, as well as Freeman and Rivers. 1 vols. Small Square 8vo. Divides the trades into different categories: "Arts Relative to the Supply of Food" (The Grain Farmer, The Miller, The Baker, The Confectioner, The Brewer, etc.), "Arts Relative to Providing Shelter" (The Mason, Woodcutter, Carpenter, Upholsterer, Architecture, etc.), "Arts Relative to Clothing" (The Wool-Spinner, Weaver, The Tailor, Furriery, Wig-Maker, etc.), "Arts Relative to Traveling" (The Saddler, The Farrier, The Wheelwright, Road-making, Navigation, Cooper, etc.), "Arts Relative to the Mineral Kingdom" (Mining, Gas Works, Welding, Coining, The Sculptor, Porcelain, etc.), "The Liberal Arts" (Engraving, Lithography, Paper-making, Type-Foundry, Printing, Bookbinding, The Bookseller, etc.). The final engraving, entitled "The Bill Sticker," shows the tradesman posting several bills, one of which is an advertisement for this book. Only four copies of this edition in NUC; none in BMC Contemporary powder blue linen, green pictorial paper label, yellow coated endpapers. Some minor soiling and dampstaining, label rubbed and torn but intact Engraved frontispiece, additional engraved title page, 19 plates (including the frontispiece), and numerous woodcut illustrations in the text for the most part by John Miller, as well as Freeman and Rivers. 1 vols. Small Square 8vo.