American Art Association.
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- Open LibraryOL562771A
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- United States -- History -- Bibliography (7)
- Kipling, Rudyard, -- 1865-1936 -- Bibliography -- Catalogs (5)
- Catalogs, Booksellers' -- New York (State) -- New York (4)
- American Art Association -- Catalogs (4)
- Manuscripts -- Catalogs (3)
- Rare books -- Catalogs (3)
- English literature -- First editions -- Bibliography -- Catalogs (3)
Books by American Art Association.
Total count: 37
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Exhibition of the works of Vassili Verestchagin.American art association1888-01-01
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Catalogue of the collections of the American Art Associationto be absolutely sold by auction to settle the estate of the late R. Austin Robertson on Thursday and Friday evenings, April 7th and 8th at Chickering Hall and continuing Monday, April 11th and following days at the American Art Galleries 6 East 23d Street, Madison Square where the collections are now on exhibition.Press of J.J. Little1892-01-01
Illustrated catalogue of a highly important collection of master works by distinguished painters of the French, early English, Dutch and Flemish schoolsbelonging to Dr. E.M. Harris, Providence, Edward Holbrook and T.J. Blakeslee, New York.American Art Association1899-01-01
An exhibition of a rare and beautiful collection of Japanese floral and arboreal plants ...To be sold ... by order of the importers, Messrs. Kushibiki & Arai ... at the American Art Galleries [New York] on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, May 23 and 24, 1899, at 3 o'clock. Mr. Thomas E. Kirby, auctioneer1899-01-01
Illustrated catalogue of master works of the early English, Dutch, French and Flemish schoolsbelonging to Eugene Fischhof, Paris and T.J. Blakslee, New York : to be sold at absolute public sale at Chickering Hall on the evenings of Friday and Saturday March 9th and 10th at 8 o'clock ...American Art Association1900-01-01-
Catalogue of water colors, etchings, engravings, and colored prints to be sold at unrestricted sale by order of the executors of the late Isaac T. Frost, executors of the late John Daly and a private collector on Wednesday evening, January 9th beginning at 8 o'clock at The American Art Galleries ...the sale will be conducted by Mr. Thomas E. Kirby of The American Art Association, Managers.The Association1907-01-01
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Catalogue of the valuable library formed by the late M.C.D. Borden, Esq.to be sold at unrestricted public sale by order of the executors at the American Art Galleries ... The sale will be conducted by Mr. Thomas E. Kirby of the American Art Association, Managers, New York.American Art Association]1913-01-01
Illustrated catalogue of nuggets of American history, sixteenth to nineteenth centurybooks, broadsides, maps, views and manuscripts. To be sold ... Nov. 19th and 20th, 1917 ...[Lent1917-01-01
Illustrated catalogue of colonial and Revolutionary books, broadsides and other important Americanafrom various collections : to be sold ... February 26th, 1917 ...The Association1917-01-01-
Illustrated catalog of the very notable collection of American paintings formed during the past twenty-five years by Dr. Alexander C. Humphreys, president of Stevens Institute, the entire collection to be sold -- on the evenings herein stated in the grand ballroom of the Hotel PlazaLent & Graff Co.1917-01-01
Catalogue of the entire extensive stock of rare and beautiful antique textiles and embroideriesof the widely known connoisseurs and experts Vitall and Leopold Benguiat ... to be sold at unrestricted public sale ...American Art Association1919-01-01
Catalogue of library setsangling literature, art and illustrated books, including the private library of John F. Thompson, of Woodhaven, Long Island, to be sold ... January 19th, 1920 ...American Art Association1920-01-01
Illustrated catalogue of rare American state and town historiesEnglish literature and railroadiana : the private library of the late Josiah Henry Benton ... to be sold ... March 11th, 1920 ...American Art Association1920-01-01
Illustrated catalogue of Americana rarissimafrom the private library of Francis W. Fabyan, Esq., of Boston, including a remarkable collection of works by Increase and Cotton Mather, to be sold ... February 17th, 1920 ...American Art Association1920-01-01-
Illustrated catalogue of notable first editions, manuscripts, letters, extra-illustrated books and drawingsincluding the private libraries of Mr. Trowbridge Hall of New York, Miss Eleanor Fitzgibbons, Laurel, Md., and from the estate of the late F.R. Halsey of New York. To be sold ... by order of owners ... April 20th and 21st ... The sale to be conducted by Mr. Thomas E. Kirby ... of the American Art Association ...s.n.1921-01-01
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Catalogue of Civil War books, autographs, and views and other items of American interest.Including the collection of Lincolniana formed by the late Mr. Charles B. Reed of Kansas City, Missouri. To be sold without reserve or restriction by order of owners hereinafter designated on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, Mar. 17th and 18th, 1922, at 8:15 o'clock in the evening, and 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. The sale to be conducted by Thomas E. Kirby and his assistants, managers.1922-01-01
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Catalogue of historical Americanabooks, tracts and autographs from various collections ... together with an important collection of historical items relating to California and the West collected by Mr. H. C. Holmes of Berkeley, Cal.American Art Association1923-01-01
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Americana, historical broadsides, books, tracts of the colonies, revolutionary war, &c.unusual collection of early almanacs and newspapers; rare items relating to pioneer days in California, Oregon and other western states, many of which are the property of Mr. H.C. Holmes, of San Francisco.American art association, inc.1923-01-01
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Important collection of European arms and armor from XI to XVII century formed by and belonging to Henry Griffith KeasbeyThe Association1924-01-01
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Rare books and manuscripts, many of superlative importance, including the property of a prominent Pennsylvania collector ...American Art Association1924-01-01
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Auction sale catalogueselections from the typographical and general library of David Williams of New YorkCity, 8 May 1925.1925-01-01
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European arms and armor from VI to XVIII centuryimportant collection of Henry Griffith Keasbey, part IIThe Association1925-01-01
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Fine etchings and engravingsimportant selections from the portfolios of Lucius F. Hallet ... Payson Thompson, Armitt Brown, Arthur Newman, G.C. Heimerdinger : illustrated catalogue.American Art Association1926-01-01
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Original printed records of American vessels captured by British men-of-war and privateers, 1803-1811with incidental notes of captures by French and Spanish ships, to which are appended a number of similar records relating to foreign captured vessels and five blockades, 1798-1810.American Art Association, Inc.1926-01-01
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Important maritime collectionship models, paintings, prints, whaling logs [and] other manuscripts, naval books, maps, etc; ship porcelains of the eighteenth century of Lowestoft, Wedgwood, Liverpool and Sunderland lustreware, including the collections of James E. Bayles and Fred J. Peters and a selection of the ship porcelain from the Trumbull-Prince section of Princeton University.American Art Assoc.1926-01-01
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Rare Americana, printed and in manuscript, Eliot's Indian BibleNew England tracts; Washington's orderly book at New York, 1776; and other important books and autographs, including the collection of the late William Green Shillaber, also a remarkable group of autograph letters and documents written by or relating to Pres. Andrew Jackson.American Art Assoc.1926-01-01
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Rare, old and decorative maps including a fine series of maps of American interestfine specimens of the work of the Blaeus, Danckert, Visscher, Christopher Saxton, Moll, Kitchin Sanson, Robert de Vau Gondy, and many others from the collection of Perry Walton of Boston, Mass. : catalogued by the owner : [unrestricted public sale on Tuesday evening, January 19, 1926, at eight-fifteen].The Association1926-01-01
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First editionsincluding the fine collection of Rudyard Kipling formed by Paul Hyde Bonner of New York City : the writings of James B. Cabell, and other modern authors from the library of Kingsland Spencer of Tarrytown, N.Y. : selections from the library of Eustace Conway of New York City, with an extensive series of books designed by Bruce Rogers, including "The centaur".The Association1926-01-01
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Americana; literature relating to California and the Westincluding the collection of H.C. Holmes of Oakland, Cal., duplicates from the New Hampshire Historical Society, together with the important collection of Long Island History and Genealogy formed by a well-known historian.Amer. Art Assoc.1927-01-01
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An English collection of first editions of Rudyard Kiplingmanuscripts, autograph presentation copies, autograph letters and proof sheets.American Art Association, Inc.1927-01-01
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Historical American autographsAmer. Art Ass.1927-01-01
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Announcement of coming sales, Fall, 1927.Amer. Art Association1927-01-01
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First editions : Byron, Clemens, Conrad, W.H. Hudson, Kipling, Poe, Thackeray and othersincluding the important properties of Mrs. Ford Madox Hueffer and Mr. Joseph Jackson.American Art Association1928-01-01
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Americana: travel and exploration, maps, books, papers and broadsides relating to the American Revolution ...including the collections formed by the late John H. Gundlach and D.J. Passavant.1928-01-01
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Rare Americana, books and autographs including the collection of the late David A. Williams of New Yorkunrestricted public sale ...American Art Association1929-01-01
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Personal relics of Baron von Steubentogether with the revolutionary papers of William North and the North collection of silver, sold by order of the present owner William M. Austin.American Art Association1929-01-01
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Early American glassthe private collection of George S. McKearin.1931-01-01