Rare and unusual manuscripts, maps and books, western Americana, medical classics, Revolutionary broadsides, incunabula, color plate and Aldine Press books, books from the library of the czars belonging to Mrs. Carl H. Stone, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts; estates of the late William M. Ivins, Jr., Woodbury, Connecticut, the Rev. Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes, Washington, D.C. and Lenox, Massachusetts, and from other owners in Great Britain, Australia and the United StatesParke-Bernet Galleries · First published 1963Open the Tome
Address by William A.M. Burden ... before Annual meeting of the National crushed stone associationWilliam A. M. Burden · First published 1945Open the Tome
Special message of Governor William M. Stone, to the House of Representatives relative to the railroad land grantsIowa. Governor, 1864-1868 (W.M. Stone) · First published 1864Open the Tome
