Child's Natural History of Birds, illustrated. ca. 1850 miniature Sermons San Francisco: Ignatius Press

San Francisco: Ignatius Press

and MAKS (Maximum Allowable Concentrations) from the German Research Institute

She joined in the work with her mother "in the later stages of the suffrage campaign and afterward became a prominent newspaperwoman on the staff of the Christian Science Monitor

Black ink library name stamp on the tp with small number in ink on the verso

Child's Natural History of Birds, illustrated. ca. 1850 miniature Sermons San Francisco: Ignatius PressWilliams, C. Child's Natural History of Birds. New Haven: Durrie and Peck, ca. 1850. [11987] Worn and stained cloth, corners exposed with a partly split top joint; the text block measure 3 x 2. 5 inches. All page edges gilt, lacks the free end papers front and back (blanks). 191, [1] pages with the 48 plates counted within the pagination, the plate numbers include the title page vignette. Text is foxed, some pencil scribbles, smudges. Fair. Hardcover.