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Summer 1952 Old Time New England SPNEA Vol XLIII 1 Plaistow NH Church Lincoln RI

$ 7.91

Availability: 77 in stock
  • Condition: Fine Vintage Condition
  • Modified Item: No
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1940-59
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    OFFERING an HISTORICAL MAGAZINE
    "OLD TIME NEW ENGLAND",
    THE BULLETIN OF
    THE SOCIETY FOR PRESERVATION
    OF NEW ENGLAND ANTIQUITIES (SPNEA)
    FOR VOL. XLIII, No. 2 (Serial No. 149) (Summer 1952)
    SPNEA is now known as HISTORIC NEW ENGLAND
    (I like the old name better...)
    SEE VIEWS ABOVE
    A QUARTERLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE ANCIENT BUILDINGS,
    HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, DOMESTIC ARTS, MANNERS AND CUSTOMS,
    AND MINOR ANTIQUITIES OF THE NEW ENGLAND PEOPLE"
    Three Dollars per Annum - Single Copy, Seventy Five Cents
    Published by the Society at the Harrison Gray Otis House,
    141 Cambridge Street, Boston, Massachusetts
    SIZE 9 1/2" HIGH
    COVER SHOWS THE
    "ELEAZER ARNOLD HOUSE, LINCOLN, R.I.
    AFTER RECENT RENOVATIONS"
    Photograph by Tilley
    27 PAGES NUMBERED 1 through 28
    PLUS THE FRONTISPIECE
    (which is un-numbered)
    BACK OF THE FRONT COVER HAS A LIST OF DIRECTORS
    AND TRUSTTE OF SPNEA
    TABLE OF CONTENTS AT THE FRONT
    FRONTISPIECE SHOWS
    "LOWER HALL, HARRISON GRAY OTIS HOUSE,
    HEADQUARTERS OF THE SOCIETY"
    LEAD ARTICLE IS
    THE ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT
    Mr. Stephen B. Luce
    (1 small chapter-end illustration)
    "A SMALL NEW ENGLAND CHURCH"
    (Plaistow, New Hampshire N.H.)
    by Marian Card
    (
    1 illustration and 1 small chapter-end illustration)
    REPORT OF THE TREASURER
    by Mr. Guy W. Walker, Jr.
    (1 small chapter-end illustration)
    REPORT OF THE CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
    by Bertram K. Little
    (1 illustration)
    REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE MUSEUM
    by Mr. Russell K. Kettell
    (no illustrations)
    REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN
    by Mr. Buchanan Charles
    (no illustrations)
    AT THE BACK
    2 pages of ads
    including a full page ad for Shreve Crump & Low
    which shows a
    "Fine quality Hepplewhite mahogany upholstered
    armchair. Circa 1770. 5."...
    One of a very fine early set of 4 coloured engravings,
    'Shooting'  after Geo. Stubbs by Wm. Woollett.
    Circa 1775. 29 inches by 23 inches overall,
    0. the set"
    ON THE INSIDE BACK COVER
    are 2 half-page ads for
    STATE STREET TRUST
    and
    CHARLES D. CHILDS
    (Art Restoration)
    BACK COVER IS BLANK EXCEPT FOR
    THE NOTATION OF THE PRINTER
    "The Anthoensen Press, Portland, Maine"
    THE SOCIETY WAS NOT GETTING THE ADVERTISING
    REVENUE THAT THEY HAD PREVIOUSLY ENJOYED
    FINE VINTAGE CONDITION
    A LOT OF GREAT STUFF HERE - I JUST LOVE HISTORY!!
    BID NOW!
    BUYER PREPAYS PLUS SHIPPING
    AUCTIONS MUST BE PAID WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION END BY PAY PAL
    FOREIGN SHIPPING ARRANGED
    MASSACHUSETTS CUSTOMERS ADD 6.25% SALES TAX
    WE'LL SHIP ANYWHERE AS LONG AS
    YOU
    PAY THE SHIPPING!