![ADVERTISING] RICHMOND | PETERSBURG. CRAFTS FAVORITE SONGS. CRAFTS HALL](/pictures/thumb/278321.JPG?v=1591216452)
c. 1910. A music book issued for advertising purposes by Crafts Hall of Richmond and Petersburg. In printed stapled wrappers, the rear panel with an image of “Crafts Hall | The Crafts Piano Co.” in Richmond. More advertising on the..... More
Richmond: Everett Waddey Company, 1904. Hard Cover. A lovely, nearly fresh copy. There is a previous owner name and address pencilled to the front endpaper; there are no other marks. More
Richmond: Everett Waddey Company, 1904. Hard Cover. A near fine copy with a cabinet card photograph of of the Rev. J. Y. Downman, the first Rector of All Saints Church in Richmond laid in. This is the photograph used by..... More
Richmond: Dietz Press, 1929. Quarto. Soft Cover. The January, 1929 issue of The Black Swan. Spots of dampstaining to the rear paper wrapper. Minor soiling to the front cover. Section of toning to the front flyleaf and verso of the..... More
Glen Allen, VA: Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen. Stapled Pamphlet. 32pp. Covers are slightly edgeworn and the bottom corner of the front cover is creased else clean. More
![COLLEGE ANNUAL] PUFFS AND PATCHES. PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF THE WOMAN’S COLLEGE,...](/pictures/thumb/279264.JPG?v=1591216553)
[Richmond]: [1905]. Annual for the Woman’s College in Richmond, c. 1905. With some photographs of the city -- a tiny one of the relatively new Lee Monument, as well as The State Library and a rather interesting photo of a...... More
Quarto. Hard Cover. Binding sound; no markings of any kind. Digital images available upon request. More
Richmond, Va. Richmond-on-the-James, 1981. Soft Cover. Compiled by the Richmond-on-the-James nonprofit organization in 1981. With the names and descriptions of various businesses found on The Richmond Register, deemed of most interest to hosts. With topics such as Tour Opportunities, Visitor..... More
Whittet and Shepperson, 1898. Stapled Pamphlet. Stapled pamphlet. More
Whittet and Shepperson, 1905. Stapled Pamphlet. Stapled pamphlet. More
[Richmond, Va.]: News Leader, [1926]. Soft Cover. With plan of the City, plan of Petersburg, plan of Hopewell; official road maps of Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland; with interesting ads and classifieds. 175 pp. in stiff printed wrappers; the wrappers..... More
Richmond: Old Dominion Press, Inc., 1922. Black cloth over paper-covered boards; a new paper spine label is present. More
New York: Dau Publishing Co., [1906]. Hard Cover. First Edition. A bright copy of this uncommon Social Directory for Richmond and surroundings -- Norfolk and Petersburg -- in 1906. With ads and some photographs. Previous owner name on the endpapers..... More
Richmond, Virginia: M. A. Burgess, 1907. Soft Cover. With folding map of Richmond, and another folding map of the battlefields around Richmond. Closed tear to the bottom edge of the folding map of Richmond. Full page text illustrations, many photographs..... More
![RICHMOND; PROGRAM] THE MUSICIAN’S CLUB. GYPSY BARON. 1939](/pictures/thumb/291750.JPG?v=1594244203)
For three nights in 1939 there were performances of Johann Strauss’ “The Gypsy Baron” at Richmond’s Lyric Theatre. The 16 page program is chock full of ads for Richmond businesses. We note that the actual Programme -- listing the cast..... More
![RICHMOND] CLEANING LIST. ROYAL LAUNDRY. RICHMOND VA](/pictures/thumb/274626.JPG?v=1591216199)
An unused advertising sheet for recording all of your dry cleaning and laundry needs; distributed by “Royal Laundry”, which was a 311 North Seventh Street. From the 1930s. [?]. More
![VIEWS] RICHMOND. FASTEST GROWING CITY IN THE SOUTH. ADVANTAGES MANUFACTURING, TRADING, LIVING](/pictures/thumb/281899.jpg?v=1591216812)
[1914]. Issued by the Chamber of Commerce, the pamphlet is in printed wrappers, with four pages of promotional text explaining why Richmond around 1914 was a great city. There are 19 color lithographic images of buildings, printed on both sides..... More
Richmond: Whittet & Shepperson, 1906. Octavo. Hard Cover. First Edition. An uncommon book detailing the early days of the Catholic Church in Richmond with information not found elsewhere, including Civil War. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs. Blue cloth..... More
Richmond, VA: Adon A. Yoder, 1911. Original Wrappers. THE IDEA, edited by Richmond’s muckraking socialist writer, Adon Yoder, quite uncommon, and consisting of “Sermonettes Published Weekly for The Common Good”. Yoder indeed raked the muck of Richmond, taking on the..... More
Richmond: Johnson Publishing Company | Printed by the William Byrd Press, 1932. Folio. Hard Cover. Limited Edition. This is #106 of a limited printing of 600 copies. Illustrated with frontispiece portrait of William Byrd. Illustrated with 94 black and white..... More
Richmond, Virginia: Garrett & Massie, 1958. Hard Cover. Call number on the spine marked out, and a name marked out on the front pastedown. We suspect this copy was deaccessioned from a church library. Otherwise a presentable copy, tight and..... More
Richmond, VA: Whittet & Shepperson. Hard Cover. No pencil or ink markings in text. Blue cloth binding with gilt lettering. Light edgewear to boards. More
Richmond, VA: Whittet & Shepperson, 1890. Hard Cover. Signed. A bright copy of this book commemorating the ministry of Moses Drury Hoge at Richmond’s Second Presbyterian Church. This copy shows very little wear. More
Richmond, VA: Williams Mullen, 2012. Hard Cover. First Edition. A clean copy. The history of Williams Mullen as written by two of its employees. The letter from the editor is laid in. Dustjacket is clean and crisp. More
Self-published, [1986]. Hard Cover. A pristine copy with no marks of any kind. Illustrated with no marks of any kind. More