Harry B. Weiss
Born 1883-01-01
Died 1972-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF62963980
- WikidataQ1586389
- ISNI0000000083883216
- Open LibraryOL120102A
Top Subjects
- New Jersey (8)
- Children's literature -- Bibliography (4)
- New York (State) (4)
- Industries -- New Jersey -- History (4)
- Chapbooks (3)
- Children -- Books and reading -- New York (State) (3)
- Say, Thomas, -- 1787-1834 (2)
Books by Harry B. Weiss
Total count: 69
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The more important insect enemies of the rosemallow in New Jersey1919-01-01
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The more important nursery insects in New Jersey1919-01-01
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The peach industry in New Jerseya statistical and economic studyNew Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station1927-01-01
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The potato industry in New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station1927-01-01
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Thomas Say, early American naturalistCharles C. Thomas1931-01-01
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William Charles, early caricaturist, engraver and publisher of children's booksNew York Public Library1931-01-01
Thomas Sayearly American naturalistC.C. Thomas1931-01-01-
William Charles, early caricaturist, engraver and publisher of children's bookswith a list of works by him in the New York Public Library and certain other collectionsNew York Public Library1932-01-01
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Joseph Yeagerearly American engraver, publisher of children's books, railroad presidentThe New York Public Library1932-01-01
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Penny decalcomanias and other transfer-picture lithographs for the amusement of childrenPriv. print.1935-01-01
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Rafinesque's Kentucky friendsPriv. print.1936-01-01
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The pioneer century of American entomologyThe author1936-01-01
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Insect enemies of booksThe New York public library1937-01-01
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American chapbooksPrivately printed1938-01-01
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The bibliographical, editorial and other activities of Charles F. HeartmanPrivately printed1938-01-01
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Little Red Riding Hooda terror tale of the nursery.1939-01-01
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Mahlon Day, early New York printer, bookseller and publisher of children's booksThe New York Public Library1941-01-01
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American baby rattles from colonial times to the presentPriv. print.1941-01-01
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A book of chapbooksthe people's literature of bygone times1942-01-01
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Samuel Wood & sons, early New York publishers of children's booksThe New York Public Library1942-01-01
A brief history of American jest booksThe New York public library1943-01-01-
Oneirocritica Americanathe story of American dream booksThe New York public library1944-01-01
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American chapbooks, 1722-1842New York Public Library1945-01-01
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Something about jumping jacks and the jack-in-the box1945-01-01
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The number of persons and firms connected with the graphic arts in New York City, 1633-1820New York Public Library1946-01-01
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Solomon King, early New York bookseller and publisher of children's books and chapbooksNew York Public Library1947-01-01
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The printers and publishers of children's books in New York City, 1698-1830New York Public Library1948-01-01
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A graphic summary of the growth of newspapers in New York and other states, 1704-1820New York Public Library1948-01-01
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An almanack for members of the New Jersey Agriculture SocietyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1948-01-01
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History of the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture, 1872-1916.Agricultural Society1949-01-01
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The New Jersey Department of Agriculture, 1916-1949.New Jersey Agricultural Society1950-01-01
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Country doctorCornelius Wilson Larison of Ringoes, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, 1837-1910, physician, farmer, educator, author, editor, publisher, and exponent of phonetic spelling.New Jersey Agricultural Society1953-01-01
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The history of applejack or apple brandy in New Jersey from colonial times to the present.New Jersey Agricultural Society1954-01-01
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The history of applejack or apple brandy in New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1954-01-01
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Charcoal-burning in New Jersey from early times to the presentNew Jersey Agricultural Society1955-01-01
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The New Jersey State Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, 1873-1954New Jersey State Grange1955-01-01
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The early grist and flouring mills of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1956-01-01
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Some legislation affecting rual life in colonial New JerseyThe Past Times Press1957-01-01
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Some legislation affecting rural life in colonial New JerseyPast Times Press1957-01-01
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The early fulling mills of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1957-01-01
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The early woolen industry of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1958-01-01
Colonel Erkuries Beatty, 1759-1823Pennsylvania Revolutionary soldier ; New Jersey judge, senator, farmer and prominent citizen of PrincetonPast Times Press1958-01-01-
The Revolutionary saltworks of the New Jersey coastPast Times Press1959-01-01
Early tanning and currying in New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1959-01-01-
The revolutionary saltworks on the New Jersey coastwith notes on the early methods of making salt in New England, New York, Delaware and VirginiaPast Times Press1959-01-01
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An introduction to crime and punishment in Colonial New JerseyPast Times Press1960-01-01
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Early sports and pastimes in New JerseyPast Times Press1960-01-01
Forgotten mills of early New Jerseyoil, plaster, bark, indgo, fanning, tilt, rolling and slitting mills, nail and screw makingNew Jersey Agricultural Society1960-01-01-
The early hatters of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1961-01-01
The early snuff mills of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1962-01-01-
They took to the watersthe forgotten mineral spring resorts of New Jersey and nearby Pennsylvania and DelawareLimited edition.Past Times Press1962-01-01
The old copper mines of New JerseyThe Past Times Press1963-01-01-
The early breweries of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1963-01-01
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The early promotional literature of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1964-01-01
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Life in early New JerseyVan Nostrand1964-01-01
Some early industries of New Jerseycedar mining, tar, pitch, turpentine, salt hayNew Jersey Agricultural Society1965-01-01-
Some early industires of New Jerseycedar mining, tar, pitch, turpentine, sal hayNew Jersey Agricultural Society1965-01-01
Trades and tradesmen of colonial New JerseyPast Times Press1965-01-01-
Some early brickmaking in New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1966-01-01
The early lotteries of New JerseyPast Times Press1966-01-01-
Early brickmaking in New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1966-01-01
Rafting on the Delaware RiverNew Jersey Agricultural Society1967-01-01-
The great American water-cure crazea history of hydropathy in the United StatesThe Past Times Pr.1967-01-01
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The great American water-cure craze, a history of hydropathy in the United StatesThe Past Times Press1967-01-01
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The early sawmills of New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1968-01-01
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A book about chapbooksthe people's literature of bygone timesFolklore Associates1969-01-01
A book about chapbooksthe people's literature of bygone timesFolklore Associates1969-01-01-
The personal estates of early farmers and tradesmen of colonial New Jersey, 1670-1750New Jersey Agricultural Society1971-01-01
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Whaling in New JerseyNew Jersey Agricultural Society1974-01-01