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   Piano music back cover only. Has "Edition Peters." at the top and lists many publications of the publisher in German.

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   (A) Notebook from Leary's Old Book Store No. 9 South Ninth St., First Store below Market Street, Philadelphia, PA The Largest Old Book Store in America! is on the cover along with a drawing of the store with signs all over the store. Handwritten on the side is "Emma C. Tyson Feb. 21 '94." "Arithmetic." Cover and pages have water stains. Inside pages have math notes and writing samples. (B) A loose page inside the book is a report on Ju...

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3. Bradley, Charles W. and Redding, Joseph W.

   Piano music "A Song to the Class of '80".

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4. Fiorini, C.(arranger)

   Piano music "Killaloe" an Irish comic song composed by Robert Martin.

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5. "An Italian Artist in Old Lancaster.." - Hensel, W. W.

   "An Italian Artist in Old Lancaster Luigi Persico - 1820". A paper read before The Lancaster County Historical Society on March 8, 1912 by W. W. Hensel.

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6. "Campfire" Talk to The Boy Scouts - Hance, Anthony M.

   Speakers also included Rev. N.B. Groton of St. Thomas Church, Whitemarsh, Mr. Francis I. Gowen of Chestnut Hill, Mr. Joseph I. Doran of Philadelphia, Mr. Henry C. Mercer of Doylestown. Inscribed on the cover "Gov. S. W. Pennypacker with the Compliments of Anthony Hance."

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7. "History of Skippack" - Heckler, James Y.

   The newspaper articles published from July 3, 1896 to August 28, 1896 have been clipped and glued into this book along with a poem by the author published post humously. The history contains the first settlers, Matthias Van Bebber, the old Skippack Road, the first house, the Tannery, old account books, the Upper Hotel, the store and post office, publications, business places and many families. Inside the front cover is the SWP bookplate an...

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8. "If" A Guide to Bad Manners - Flagg, James Montgomery

   Inscribed "Josephine W. Pennypacker November 14th, 1905". Inserted in back cover of book is a card imprinted "Mr. Bevan Aubrey Pennypacker".

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9. "Joseph Dennie" - N.A.

   "Joseph Dennie, Editor of 'The Port Folio' and Author of 'The Lay Preacher".

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10. "Pennsylvania Emergency Men at Gettysburg - A Touch of Bushwhacking" - Richards, H.M.M.

    Two articles by H.M.M. Richards about the Pennsylvania Emergency Regiment. It was published February, 1895, but no printer information is given. There is a forward by the author that explains the two articles and SWP is quoted on p. 5. Inside the front cover, in the bottom left corner, is the number 5126 on a diagonal and in pencil. Above the title of the first article is the number 5042 in pencil. The cover is brown with red, blue and gold ...

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11. "Proceedings on the Death of Fredrick Stone..." - N.P.

    "Proceedings of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania on the death of Fredrick Dawson Stone, Litt. D. Librarian of the Society Held November 8, 1897".

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12. "Reminiscences of William Uhler Hensel" - Risk, Robert Blair

    "Reminisces of William Uhler Hensel" reprinted from the Lancaster Daily Examiner.

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13. "Report of Ed. R. Pennebaker..." - Pennebaker, Ed. R.

    "Report of Ed. R. Pennebaker, Comptroller of the Treasury to the First Session of the Thirty-Seventh General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, October, 1871"

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14. "The Henkel Memorial 1717-1910..." - Stapleton, A., M.S., A.M., D.D., (Ed.)

    A Serial Publication Devoted to Collecting and Preserving the History of the Rev. Anthony Jacob Henkel an Exiled Lutheran Clergyman who came from Germany to Pennsylvania in 1717. One of the Founders of His Church in America and Father of a Great and Honorable Posterity.

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15. "The Pilgrims" - N.A.

    In response to Numerous Requests "The Pilgrims" have printed this address of Mr. John Gribbel President of the Union League which was delivered at their Annual Dinner on February 12, 1915. Pages are uncut and not trimmed.

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16. "The Poet, the Painter, the Sculptor - and Gettysburg" - Morgan, George

    One article, bound, from "Book News" volume XXII number 263. It describes the various tributes to the Battle of Gettysburg and on the first page features the statue that SWP posed for, although he is not mentioned in the article. On the cover page of "Book News" is Y.C. in pencil at the top edge. There is a table of contents and back cover of the magazine. The article is pp. 1103-1108. The cover is a blue, red and white cellular design on ca...

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17. "The Valley and Other Campaigns" - Pennypacker, Isaac Rusling

    This is two magazine articles, pp.502-523, in United Service Magazine, No. 987, that have been bound. The first page is a table of contents and advertisements pages vii-viii. Chapter VI is Isaac Pennypacker's article which is a discussion of Major Redway's book, "The War of Secession, 1861-1862" and Stonewall Jackson's Valley Campaign. An address of SWP is mentioned in the footnote at the bottom of pp.504-5. Chapter VII is the next article,...

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18. "William Morris Meredith...Pennsylvania Bar Association" - Ashhurst, R. L.

    "William Morris Meredith Pennsylvania Bar Association" Paper read June 26, 1901 by R.L. Ashurst. Inscription reads: "Hon. S.W. Pennypacker with the author's compliments" (R. L. Ashhurst). Paper read by R. L. Ashhurst.

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19. "Yost's Spring Catalogue"

    (A) Yost's was in Norristown, Pennsylvania (Valley Forge Road). (B) Advertisement found inside the catalog for "Reis' Initials For Home Embroidering D.M. Yost & Co. Morristown, Pa."

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20. 'Tis Sixty Years Since - Adams, Charles Francis

    Address given by Charles Francis Adams on Founders Day at the University of South Carolina, January 16, 1913. Charles Francis Adams is the son of John Quincy Adams.

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