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First edition, 1852. Cloth hardcover, 341 pp. + ads., about a Good copy, a child's scribbles to some pages, foxing or discoloration to the pages, slight cocking to the book, soiling to the covers, light wear to the tips and edges of the covers, no dust jacket.
First edition, 1958. Cloth hardcover in dust jacket, 335 pp., clean unmarked text, Very Good copy in Good dust jacket, owner's signature on front flyleaf, age-toning or soiling to the pages and page-edges, light wear to the tips of the book, dust jacket with a few pieces of tape on underside, soiling to the dust jacket, dust jacket with wear including creasing, tearing and a bit of loss at the tips. Dust jacket housed in archival dust jacket protector.
First edition, 1995. Cloth hardcover in dust jacket, 299 pp., illustrated, clean unmarked text, Near Fine copy in Near Fine dust jacket, owner's signature on the front flyleaf. Dust jacket housed in archival dust jacket protector.
1925, Edition not stated. Hardcover in Very Good condition, with light shelf wear. There is a previous owner notation to a front paste down end paper. No jacket present.
Presumed first edition, 1953, hardcover with gray cloth boards in dust jacket, octavo, 276pp., not illustrated. Book VG with light soil to edges of boards, binding tight, previous owner's stamp to front flyleaf and bottom edge of text block, text clean and unmarked otherwise. DJ good+ with rubbing and soil, edgewear that includes some small tears, stain to bottom rear panel, hinges worn.
Paperback, 2001, quarto, 616pp., illustrated in b&w. Book near fine with rubbing to panels, binding tight, text clean bright and unmarked. No DJ.
Inscribed by Kherdian! First printing, 1979, hardcover with cloth backed boards in dust jacket, octavo, 238pp., illustrated with one b&w map. Book near fine with strip of sun to top edge of boards and spine, binding tight, text clean and unmarked. DJ near fine with mild sun to spine, in protective mylar wrap.
INSCRIBED BY AGATE BROWN COLLORD. First Edition. c.1959. Stiff wraps, gilt titles. 8vo. 39pp. Very Good. Some rubbing and wear to edges. Scarce!
Hardcover with brown cloth boards, 1866, octavo, 191pp., two b&w illustrations at front, otherwise not illustrated. Book VG with mild wear to spine ends and corners, rubbing, binding tight, text has some foxing throughout and on edges of text block. No DJ.
Reprint, 1995, paperback, octavo, 760pp., illustrated in b&w. Book fine, binding tight, text clean bright and unmarked. No DJ.
First edition, 1924, hardcover with green cloth boards, octavo, 262pp., illustrated in b&w. Book VG+ with mild wear to spine ends and corners, binding tight, front endpapers slightly off-set, otherwise text clean and unmarked with handsome gilt to top edge of text block. No DJ.
First edition, 1989. Cloth hardcover in dust jacket, 412 pp., illustrated, clean unmarked text, Near Fine copy in Near Fine dust jacket. Dust jacket housed in archival dust jacket protector.
Paperback, 2002, octavo, 317pp., not illustrated. Book VG with scratch to front panel, front bottom corner creased with first fifteen pages or so creased too, binding tight, previous owner's name to front endpaper, text clean and unmarked. No DJ.
Presumed first edition, 1950, hardcover with gilt stamped blue cloth boards in original onion skin wrap, octavo, 57pp., frontispiece in b&w, otherwise not illustrated. Book near fine with hint of shelfwear to boards, binding tight, text clean and unmarked. No DJ, original onion skin wrap VG with some edgewear, tear to bottom of spine.
First Lakeside edition, 1915. 264 pp. plus portrait frontispiece with printed tissue guard. Publisher's green cloth, gilt, t.e.g. Ex-lib., with bookplate and occasional unobtrusive institutional inkstamps (binding free of labels), very light shelfwear, else near fine. Overall a very good copy.
First edition, 1866. 12mo. 359 pp. Original green publisher's cloth, patterned in blind, spine gilt. Ex-lib., with institutional bookplate on front free endpaper and inkstamps in rear endpapers (spine unaffected). Two-inch closed tear in front joint at head of spine, cloth lightly worn, else very good. First-hand biographical account of the President by American painter Francis Bicknell Carpenter (1830-1900), creator of the famous 'First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation of President Lincoln' (1864).
Later edition, 1854. Square 12mo. 259 pp. including wood engravings. Original green publisher's cloth, stamped in gilt and patterned in blind. Cloth moderately worn and lightly stained, contemporary children's pencil graffiti in endpapers, mild foxing throughout. A good copy. Issued as the second part of 'Peter Parley's Little Library.' An children's adaptation of an important Indian captivity narrative, chronicling English armorer John R. Jewitt's capture and enslavement by the native Canadian Nootka people of the Pacific Northwest from 1803 to his rescue in 1805.
First edition, 1908. Cloth hardcover with gilt titles and decorations on the spine and front cover, gilt top edge, 195 pp., illustrated, clean unmarked text, Very Good copy, pencil-ghost on the front flyleaf, minor soiling or age-toning to the pages, light rubbing to the tips of the covers, no dust jacket.
First edition, 1901. Cloth hardcover with paper spine-label, gilt top edge, 191 pp., clean unmarked text, Very Good, name-stamp on the front flyleaf, age-toning to the pages, wear to the tips of the book including fraying to the spine-ends, no dust jacket.
First American edition, 1987. Cloth hardcover in dust jacket, 338 pp., illustrated, clean unmarked text, Near Fine copy in Near Fine dust jacket, some discoloration to the dust jacket. Dust jacket housed in archival dust jacket protector.
Hardcover with blue cloth boards in dust jacket, 1968, large octavo, 241pp., sparsely illustrated in color. Book fine, binding tight, text clean and unmarked. DJ VG with tape to edges, mild wear to spine head, in protective mylar wrap. Text in German and English.
Second printing, 1926, hardcover with red cloth boards, octavo, 334pp., frontispiece, otherwise not illustrated. Book VG+ with mild edgewear and rubbing to boards, binding tight, previous owner's inscription to front flyleaf, front endpapers and text block edges foxed, otherwise text clean and unmarked. No DJ.
Two volumes, complete. First edition, 1880. Quartos, leather-backed cloth with gilt-titles and gilt-decorations on spines, both vols. with gilt top edge, 378 + 454 pp., heavily illustrated, about Good volumes, ex-library set with minor treatments (bookplates), straining to the inner hinges of both vols., frontispiece in vol. 1 is detached but present, erasable pencil on some pages, soil or discoloration to some of the pages, rubbing and wear to the covers including some fraying or loss at the tips.
Three volumes, complete. First editions published in 1903, 1903, and 1904. Quartos, cloth hardcovers with gilt-titles on spines, all vols. with gilt top edge, 670 + 699 + 775 pp., Fair to Good volumes, ex-library set with typical treatments (bookplates, label on spines, pocket on rear pastedowns, etc.), straining to the inner hinges of all 3 vols., front endpapers of vol. 3 are detached but present, erasable pencil on some pages, soil or discoloration to some of the pages, rubbing and wear to the covers including some fraying or loss at the tips.
First edition, 1962. Cloth hardcover in dust jacket, 371 pp., clean unmarked text, Near Fine copy in Near Fine dust jacket, some soiling to the cloth covers, minor soiling or discoloration to the dust jacket. Dust jacket housed in archival dust jacket protector.
Volume 2 (Dr. Swift) only. 1967, First American edition. Very Good in a Good dust jacket. Clean contents. Dust jacket edgeworn with shallow tears and chips.
Henry Thoreau: As Remembered by a Young Friend
Emerson, Edward Waldo
1917, First Edition. Hardcover, green cloth, gilt title, small 8vo. Tissue-covered frontis and one other tissue-covered plate. Very Good. Previous owner's bookplate on the front pastedown and signature on the fly leaf. Clean and unmarked contents. Tight binding. Small (1/4 x 1/2 inch) chip to the spine cloth (titles unaffected); spine also faded a touch and shows light wear at the ends.
Bloomberg by Bloomberg
Bloomberg, Michael
Signed by the author, former Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg, on the dedication page. 1997, First Edition. A Near Fine copy in a Very Good dust that shows light rubbing. DJ now housed in a mylar wrap.
Inscribed by the author to a former TV producer on the title page. 1997, First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. Tight, clean and unmarked. DJ now housed in a mylar wrap.
William Morris: Romantic to Revolutionary
Thompson, E. P.
1961, First American edition. 908 pp. Hardcover, black cloth, thick 8vo. Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket. Slight lean to the spine; clean contents; sound binding. The DJ with shallow chips at the spine ends and corners; light fading; one 2-inch snag on the front panel; some loss to the joint b/w the front panel and inner flap. DJ now housed in a mylar wrap.
Ladies of Liberty: The Women Who Shaped Our Nation (Signed)
Roberts, Cokie
8vo. Blue and white paper over boards, gilt lettering on spine; illustrated dust jacket; pp. xxiii, [3], 481. Stated first edition, first printing. Inscribed by Roberts ("To Keiko") on title-page. Spine tips very lightly rubbed; small dent at bottom edge of text block and boards; one corner bumped. Faint scratch on front panel; two tiny chips at top edge of rear panel; otherwise dust jacket without flaw, not price-clipped, in mylar. "A colorful blend of biographical portraits and behind-the-scenes vignettes chronicling women's public roles and private responsibilities" (from the dust jacket).
The Letters of Alexander Pushkin (Three volumes in slipcase)
Pushkin, Alexander; Shaw, J. Thomas (editor)
8vo. Black cloth over boards, titles stamped in red on spine; pp. (v), 320 and 4 plates; (viii), 329-590 and 3 plates; (viii), 599-880 and 5 plates. Boards a little scuffed and soiled, spine tips lightly rubbed; each volume with the bookplate of Gilman H. Alkire on the front pastedown, otherwise internally clean. Slipcase rubbed, dampstained, and with one seam split. A tight, solid set in a worn case. Shaw translated and wrote the Preface, Introduction, and Notes, as well.
Be Not Content [A Subterranean Journal]
Craddock, William J.
8vo. Black cloth over boards with silver lettering on spine; illustrated dust jacket; pp. 336. First edition stated. Light rubbing at spine tips; a few specks of light soiling on top edge of text block; else fine, internally clean, with tight binding. Dust jacket age-toned; lightly chipped at head of spine and top corners; scattered specks of soiling on rear panel; small closed tear at bottom edge of rear panel; not price-clipped, in mylar. Craddock describes the major events of his life during the Psychedelic Revolution, under the guise of his main character, Abel Egregore. "To Abel and his fellow New Men, the path to Truth lay through mind-expanding drugs -- pot, hash, speed, acid, and all the rest. But for Abel, the drug experience proved to be only the apogee of an orbit that began when he joined a motorcycle gang at 17 and ended as he gradually discovered that 'Turn on, tune in, drop out,' has a sequel: 'Freak out, crack up, crawl back.' [An] often funny, often bleak, but always honest record of a movement that promised infinite worlds and delivered practically nothing" (from the dust jacket).
My Connemara (signed, with laid-in clipping)
Steichen, Paula
8vo. Quarter-bound blue paper over boards, brown cloth spine with copper lettering; pictorial dust jacket; pp. [8], 178, with 47 b/w photographs. First edition stated. Warmly inscribed by Steichen on the half-title p. to Mabel Boylan, whose address labels adorn the front and rear pastedowns, thanking her for her "kindness and patience" during Steichen's first year as a teacher in Cleveland. Boards lightly soiled and scuffed, spot of soiling on top edge of text block; book is very slightly rolled (upper board extends about 1/8" beyond lower). Dust jacket is age-toned with a little chipping at corners and one large chip out at head of spine; not price clipped; now in mylar. The granddaughter of poet and writer Carl Sandburg reflects on her life growing up at Connemara, his beautiful old mansion on more than 200 acres of North Carolina farmland. Full of perceptive profiles of her family (including Uncle Edward Steichen). With the Cleveland Plain Dealer's notice of Steichen's wedding at Connemara in May of 1976 laid in.
A Life Reflected: Selected Letters from 1944-1966 of Peggy McGrath Rockefeller
Rockefeller, Peggy McGrath
4to. Red cloth-covered boards with gilt lettering on upper board and spine; pp. [4], ix, [1], 218. Faint damp stain on lower board (but no warping); faint soiling along edges of text block , not infringing upon the text itself. Dust jacket heavily rubbed, with creasing and small closed tears along top and bottom edges; a few faint pen marks on front panel; now in mylar. Besides members of her own family, among Peggy Rockefellers's many correspondents were Buckminster Fuller, Walter Cronkite, Garrison Keillor, Margot Fonteyn, George Kennan, Henry Kissinger and Alexander Calder.
A Book of Memories, Peggy McGrath Rockefeller 1915-1996, From Her Children
Rockefeller, David (Ed.)
4to. Blue cloth-covered boards; pp. 165, [1], plus frontispiece. A small scuff at bottom edge of upper board; book is very slightly rolled, with top board extending about 1/16" beyond lower; internally quite bright and clean. Dust jacket rubbed and faintly scratched; light wrinkling on front panel; in mylar. Material drawn from letters and eulogies by friends and family members, compiled by Mrs. Rockefeller's children. Contributors include Bill Clinton, Zbigniew and Muska Brzezinski, Jamie Wyeth, and Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, amongst others. With photos and illustrations.
History of the Town of Acton
Phalen, Harold R.
8vo. Green cloth over boards with gilt lettering on spine; pp. [10], [x], 471, plus b/w frontispiece and 26 illustrations. Boards a little soiled and scuffed; spine tips lightly rubbed; a few spots of soiling along edges of text block, not affecting text itself -- book remains internally bright and clean. A detailed and thorough history of Acton, Massachusetts, garnered from the minutes of town meetings, scrapbooks, newspapers, personal recollections, and more. Includes a list of sources; indices to topics and persons; appendices.
Das Kreuz: Autographs and Photographs of Knight's Cross Recipients, Volume I (all published)
Smith, Roland; Zarembinski, David; Pettyjohn, Wayne A.
4to. Printed black, red, white paper wraps; pp. 320, with hundreds of b/w photographs and images on virtually every page. Wraps a little rubbed, with a few very light scratches, else fine. The first volume of a planned 3-volume work (volumes 2 and 3 never published) featuring photographs (many signed) of the recipients of the Knight's Cross, which was established on September 1, 1939, along with hundreds of images of other awards, badges, insignia, etc. All told, approximately 7,000 Knight's Crosses were bestowed, each one personally approved by Hitler himself. A terrific reference.
Iolo Manuscripts. A Selection of Ancient Welsh Manuscripts, in Prose and Verse, from the Collection Made by the Late Edward Williams, Iolo Morganwg, for the Purpose of Forming a Continuation of the Myfyrian Archaiology; and Subsequently Proposed as Materials for a New History of Wales.
Williams, Edward (Morganwg, Iolo); Williams, Taliesin (Iolo, Ab); et al
Small 4to. Green cloth over boards with decorative blindstamped border on both boards, gilt lettering on spine; pp. xi, [3]-708, plus a tissue-guarded frontispiece and two plates; collates complete (see below). 2nd edition. Boards soiled and a little scuffed; corners bumped; spine tips rubbed, with head of spine beginning to fray; both boards bumped at fore-edge; foxing on prelims and terminals; mostly unopened. This copy has the illustrations for pages 90 and 288 on one plate, at page 96 (the same is true for the copy at Harvard, with the plate at page 90). Text in English and Welsh. Iolo Morganwg claimed to have manuscripts proving that Druidism and the bardic tradition had continued unmolested in Glamorgan since the days before the Romans, through the introduction of Christianity, and into the modern era. He was wrong. Fearful that the Welsh were losing their heritage and traditions, and determined to preserve and reintroduce them to the public -- and, perhaps, influenced by a heavy laudanum habit -- Morganwg forged documents and created traditions (some of which are still in practice today). Translated into English, with notes, by Morganwg's son, Taliesin Williams, who died in 1847 unaware of his father's forgery, leaving the Rev. Thomas Price (Carnhuanawc) to complete the work. The fraud, perpetrated during Morganwg's prison sentence for debt, lasted for 150 years after his death. He was actually a gifted poet who understood his subject -- had he remained on the straight and narrow, he might've been remembered as a Blakeian visionary, rather than as a forger.
The Impact of Globalization on the United States, 3 Volumes: Culture and Society; Law and Governance; Business and Economics
Bertho, Michelle; Crawford, Beverly; Fogarty, Edward A. (Eds.)
8vo. Coated photo-illustrated paper over boards; pp. xxxiv, 260; xl, 330; xxxiv, 276. All volumes are flawless, appearing unread. "Among the topics studied are globalization in the form of intensified international linkages; globalization as a universalizing and/or Westernizing force; globalization in the form of liberalized flows of trade, capital, and labor; and globalization as a force for the creation of transnational and super-territorial entities and allegiances" (from the publisher). With numerous contributors, references, figures, and indices. NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING on orders within the continental United States.
The Story of Ajax: Life in the Big Hole Basin
Noyes, Alva J.
8vo. Black cloth boards with titles in gilt on upper board and spine; pp. [viii], 158, plus frontispiece and numerous full-p. photographic plates. Inscribed on the front flyleaf: "August 31, 1968 / To Reinhard Schlerer [?] / From the Publisher / James F. Carr." A reprint of the first autobiography published in Montana, by a Minnesota native who moved to the Territory in 1866 at the age of 10. But for a bit of rubbing to the boards and a touch of soiling to the text block edges, book is fine, without flaw.
The Roman Empire: Essays on the Constitutional History from the Accession of Domitian (81 A.D.) to the Retirement of Nicephorus III (1081 A.D.) (Volume 1 only)
Bussell, F.W.
Large 8vo. Red cloth over boards with gilt lettering to spine; red topstain; pp. xiv, 402, [1]. Corners bumped; light rubbing of covers; a stray ink mark to the front flyleaf, else internally clean. Overall a good sound copy. Volume 1 of a 2 volume set, covering the periods from the pagan empire (81 A.D.) through the rise and decline of the Byzantine monarchy under Asiatic influence (1081 A.D.), including Roman tradition, the court, and the feudal nobility. With concluding sections entitled "Review of the Period" and "Analysis." A classic work.
La Salpetriere
Guillain, Georges; Mathieu, P.
Square 8vo. Sewn wraps, illustration and lettering printed in 3 colors on front wrap; pp. [91], with numerous sepia-tinted illustrations in text, many full-page, plus 4 inserted plates (photographic portraits of professors Charcot, Raymond, Dejerine, and Marie). Covers rubbed and soiled; front cover and first flyleaf fragile and pulling away; spine torn and chipped; binding shaken, but holding; previous owner's name/date on front flyleaf ("Max Trubek, Sept. 1st, 1926;" Dr. Trubek was "one of the greatest bedside teaching clinicians; Before there were CT scans, and even after they became available, the most effective technique for "visualizing" internal pathology was a consultation with Dr. Trubek." -- NYU Medical Center, Dept. of Medicine Lectureships). A history of the hospital from its construction onward, on the occasion of the 100th birthday of M. Charcot. All text in French.
Reminiscences of a Canoness: Anecdotes and Sketches of Court Life in France During the Reigns of Louis XIV and Louis XV, from a Diary Hitherto Unpublished (Two Volumes, Complete)
The Vicomtesse [Solange] de Kerkadec,
12mo. Contemporary half-bound morocco and marbled paper over boards; gilt lettering and decoration in six compartments within five raised bands on spine; top edge gilt; marbled endpapers; pp. [2], vi, [1]-275; vi, [1]-286. Both volumes lightly scuffed at corners, spine tips, and joints; a few unopened pages throughout. Volume One has the gilt-titles portion of the publisher's original blue-cloth spine (declaring itself to be Vol. 1) affixed to front pastedown. Masked balls, murder, assassination attempts, and a bit of gossip -- Philippa Gregory, eat your heart out.
Letters of Elizabeth Hitchener to Percy Bysshe Shelley (Limited Edition)
Hitchener, Elizabeth; Shelley, Percy Bysshe; Peck, Walter Edwin
Small 4to. Floral-patterned cloth-covered boards; black cloth-covered slipcase with gilt lettering on spine; pp. [4], 39, [1] (limitation page). Number 147 of an edition limited to 155 copies, privately printed for Carl H. Pforzheimer and his friends by the Pynson Printers. Aside from a little dust-staining on prelims and terminals, book is without flaw -- bright and internally clean, appearing unread. Slipcase a little rubbed, scuffed, and wrinkled; boards exposed at corners and spine tips. Yet another twist from one of literature's wackier circles: Twelve letters written to Percy by a mysterious governess, who lived with the Shelleys for about five months before they offered her one-hundred pounds per annum to leave and never come back. Provides cross-references to Shelley's replies, which are not printed here. Foreword by Walter Edwin Peck.
Pacific Coast Club, Inaugural Volume (Numbered "Master Edition," Signed)
Harshman, Lilla M. (Ed.); Smith, David M.; Slatt, Carl E.
4to. Black cloth over boards with ornate embossing on upper board and spine, illustrated endpapers; pp. 282, [2] (ads), with numerous full-color and b/w illustrations throughout (some tipped-in, some in text). Number 23 from an unspecified number of the Master Edition, signed by David M. Smith (Club President) and Carl E. Slatt (Club Secretary) on a tipped-in notice. Boards a little rubbed and faded; spine tips perished; corners bumped, with boards exposed; cloth thinly splitting at joints, but binding remains tight. Contains a complete photographic roster of all classes of members; a history of the club; first official printing of the club's by-laws; the story of the building and its construction; a special photographic section of all interiors and exteriors of the completed building; a resume of all departmental operation; detailed section on athletics. The glorious publication of this volume is likened, again and again, to the creation of a cathedral, with "hours and hours of painstaking effort and study expended to make of it something finer, something greater, something more to be appreciated than any club publication before created -- a fitting commemoration to the completion of one of the world's most complete and beautiful social and athletic clubs." All that, and the ads are pretty cool, too.
The Long Campaign: The History of the 15th Fighter Group in World War II (Signed)
Lambert, John W.
4to. Illustrated paper over boards; pp. ix, 9-186, with numerous b/w photographic illustrations throughout, five maps (two of which fold out). Signed by Lambert on the front free end-paper. Boards rubbed, lightly scuffed and soiled; spine scuffed, rubbed at tips; corners bumped; internally bright and clean. Includes a glossary, numerous appendices, and a bibliography.
The Roman Forum and the Palatine, According to the Latest Discoveries (Signed)
Marucchi, Horace
8vo. Maroon cloth over boards with gilt lettering on spine, navy blue placeholder ribbon; pp. [6], 384, plus two folding plates and numerous engravings in text. Signed on prelim, thusly: "With the author' compliments -- Rome March 1907 Marucchi." Boards lightly rubbed; very slight fraying at spine tips and corners; front and rear free-endpapers beginning to pull away, but holding. Includes the history, biography, and general topography of the Roman Forum, and a description of the monuments; history of the Palatine and description of the monuments; and an extensive bibliography.
Famous Regiments: 16th / 5th The Queen's Royal Lancers (Signed)
Lunt, James
8vo. Red cloth over boards with gilt lettering on spine; illustrated dust jacket; pp. [22], 74, [8] (appendices), plus 22 b/w photographic illustrations. First edition stated. Signed by Horrocks on a white sticker, affixed to verso of half-title page. Book is without flaw, appearing unread. Faint creasing and two tiny closed tears along edges of dust jacket; not price-clipped, in mylar. Introduction and editing by Lt-General Sir Brian Horrocks.
A Family Memorial Containing the History and Genealogical Records of Branches of the Stearns, Chapin, Raynolds, Parsons and Pease Families, Originating in New England. [Cover Title: Stearns Family Memorial] (with A.L.s tipped in)
Stearns, George Chapin
4to. Full morocco over flexible boards with gilt lettering on upper board, neatly reinforced hinges; pp. 68, plus 5 sepia plates printed on heavy cardstock (four portraits, one photo of a commemorative statue). Handwritten signed letter from George Stearns to Mrs. Ashbel Welch, dated April 1896, tipped onto the reverse of the first plate. Boards lightly scuffed, mostly along the edges; significant scuffing and two small cracks along spine; spine tips perished; pp. 7-8 detached (but laid in); second plate and pp. 25-26 attached with tape; "Microfilmed Sept. 30 1996" stamp on title-page. Another previous owner, Emma Finney Welch, has added more to this volume than simply her signature on the reverse of the first plate: Her tidy notes appear frequently in the margins, and she has tipped in sheets of notebook paper filled with her own research. A unique working copy!


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Costly Search, Capacity Constraints, and Bertrand Equilibrium Price Dispersion
AbstractThis article analyzes the impact of transaction (search) costs and capacity constraints in an almost competitive market with homogeneous firms that compete on price. We characterize conditions under which Nash equilibria with price dispersion exist; in equilibrium, firms play pure strategies in prices and consumers adopt a symmetric mixed search strategy. Price dispersion is possible even though consumers all have the same search cost and valuation for the item and prices charged by all firms are common knowledge. Copyright 2000 by Economics Department of the University of Pennsylvania and the Osaka University Institute of Social and Economic Research Association.
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Pages: 117-31
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Beautiful place but a very rude and mean tour guide.
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Ontario (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +3.4%
An excellently hoppy porter. Spruce pine aroma. Black. A fullmouth treat of quality chocolate on the sweeter side, and hoppiness. Some roast, something dairy, ginger, cardammon, anise, cinammon, grapefruit and other citrus Thanks Wohlfs for bringing in.
12-26-2004 03:01:31 | More by Sammy
3.88/5 rDev -6.3%
Yet another beer shared by azagthoth in his fridge clearing event yesterday. 22oz bottle.
Pours very dark brown, real small tan head, no lacing, not much retention but I guess the lack of head is forgiveable given the style.
Aroma is of roast, chocolate, and alcohol in that order. Didn't detect much hops in the nose(certainly not like the other reviews would suggest), just a little hint of some citrus. Smells more like a stout.
Flavor is more of a sweet porter. Some brown ale flavors coming out, ie nuttiness. Not much roast or bitterness, some booze and chocolate flavors make things interesting. Possibly a hint of spiciness but that could be hops, don't know.
Body is medium, CO2 is ample, the beer warms as you drink it. Not a bad beer over all.
02-07-2009 20:31:00 | More by t0rin0
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
Thanks to burnheartsMKE for sending me this one!
Pours an opaque black with a 1 inch dark khaki head that fades to a thin cap. Thick foamy rings of lace line the glass on the drink down. Smell is of dark roasted malt, cocoa powder, and pine-like herbal hops. There is also a slight coffee aroma if you smell hard enough. Taste is of dark roasted malt, coffee, bittersweet chocolate, and some citrus zest hops on the finish but not as strong as the smell would suggest. Medium roasty bitterness lingers on the palate after each sip. This beer has a much lighter body than I was expecting with a crisp yet smooth mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good porter by itself but I don't really understand the whole Christmas aspect attached to this one.
08-01-2011 05:45:45 | More by UCLABrewN84
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -3.4%
01-12-2012 02:41:49 | More by djrn2
4.53/5 rDev +9.4%
On tap at the FFF Brewpub in November 2009.
Pours a very, very dark brown with a moderately-brown head. Hops are at the forefront of this one, with a bit of dark chocolate, coffee, and roast coming through in the background. The taste is quite similar, with an amazing amount of piney hops coming through alongside a little bit of citrus. Chocolate and coffee also make an appearance. The mouthfeel is medium-bodied and well-carbonated. Overall, a little intense and heavy for extended drinking, but definitely an absolutely delicious beer.
01-23-2010 18:11:34 | More by Thorpe429
District of Columbia
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
11-25-2011 03:43:47 | More by nmann08
4.83/5 rDev +16.7%
Dark chestnut with rubiginous highlights beneath a large, sturdy cap of light brown foam that displays admirable persistence; the gently rounded surface looks to be at the same level that it was several minutes ago. Random streaks and swirls of chunky lace stick steadfastly to the glass.
The nose is of chocolate covered hop cones and pine boughs. This is about what I expected, but it's still a treat. The sharply citric evergreen aroma is amazingly powerful, yet doesn't quite smother the roasted maltiness that identifies this as a porter. Other than restrained bittersweet chocolate, no other non-hop aromas are evident. Three Floyds and their hop obsession... gotta love 'em.
The flavor, like the nose, wields a hop cudgel and isn't afraid to swing it with force. It tastes like the brewers threw a couple of Christmas trees into the vats and let them sit for a few months. These hops are much more piney than they are citrusy; I'd be curious to know which varieties were used. Although the first several mouthfuls were almost overwhelmingly evergreen-like, I'm now able to discern the malty goodness underneath.
The first half of each mouthful is wall-to-wall hops, while the second half allows cinnamon-dusted, ground coffee bean-flecked, chocolate liqueur to strut its stuff. The malt backbone is rock solid, as it has to be to stand up to the greatest humulus lupulus assault on a porter that I've ever experienced. The mouthfeel is firmly medium with a creaminess that one usually finds only on bigger beers. If your hop tolerance is high, then this beer is as dangerously drinkable as they come.
I had a good idea what Alpha Klaus had in store before I cracked the crown, but that hasn't kept me from being impressed as hell (drinking is believing). While hops are far and away my first love, I also appreciate massively malty beer. Nothing wrong with combining the two into a two-headed beast of epic proportions. Kudos to Three Floyds for sheer audaciousness, originality and further evidence of genius. 'Christmas in a glass', 'the best of both worlds'... whatever you call it, call it great beer.
01-11-2005 22:14:34 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev -1%
Appearance: Pours an indigo color with just the vaguest rusty brown highlights; a massive head adorns (too much head, frankly) and leaves chunks of lace
Smell: The aroma is somewhat boozy and I think I may be picking up a b it of acetone; once I get past that, I get dark chocolate, prune, cinnamon and loads of pine
Taste: Opens with a pruny chocolate flavor that moves in a piney direction almost immediately; cinnamon flavors joins to add some spice as well; after the swallow, the roasty malt flavors dominate but don't diminish the pine
Mouthfeel: Medium to full bodied but foamy and fizzy
Drinkability: I'll need to try a fresh bottle sometime as this is interesting but a bit flawed
07-06-2008 16:55:59 | More by brentk56
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -15.5%
12-26-2011 14:19:51 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev -3.4%
08-01-2014 05:59:30 | More by zestar
Quebec (Canada)
3.23/5 rDev -22%
Bottle: Poured a black color porter with an above medium dark foamy head with good retention. Aroma of pine is really non-expected but enjoyable nonetheless when mix with roasted malt. I couldnt really detect any chocolate or coffee, which I would have expected. Taste is dominated by the pines and IMHO doesnt leave enough places for roasted malt and bitterness. I guess Im kind of surprise this is rated so highly since it seems to be liking character and I must say that Ive had much better beer from 3 Floyds.
06-16-2005 17:19:02 | More by Phyl21ca
4.13/5 rDev -0.2%
Though I don't usually enjoy big hops in my chocolate-flavored beers, I'll make an exception for this. Right from the pour, a big boquet of hops swirled around big toasted grains and chocolate for imense complexity right from the aroma. Pours a thick and silky dark brown that is entirely opaque. Nice tan foamstand rose from the glass and left ideal lacing and it subsidded. Tastes of sweet chocolate malt, toasted grains, and barley malt up front. Creamy and smooth texture that led right into the spicy, earthy hop flavor. Creates serious bitterness to offset sweet chocolates. A coffee like finish rounds out the sweetness and boldness. Finishes a hoppy crispness. Quite clean for such a bold beer. Never drying or cloying. The alcohols never get out of hand.
02-13-2006 12:51:47 | More by BEERchitect
South Carolina
4.03/5 rDev -2.7%
Totally happy to be reviewing this one today. I had tried and tried to hunt this one down for the longest time, and I was finally able to secure one through the BDAY07 BIF. Awesome looking bottle, with classic Three Floyds artwork. Just a real treat to be able to crack this one open tonight and enjoy it..
A Poured a very dark, murky brown. A large two inch plus head formed quickly on the top and held on for what seemed like forever. Unrelenting as I thought it would be it finally gave way and left behind tons of gooey sticky brown lace in its wake. Obscured pretty much the whole glass and never really left. Some nice carbonation could be made out as it was not totally opaque, rather some light was able to get through. Overall had a nice thick look to it and I knew right away that it totally meant business.
S Wow, what a warmer was my first impression of this. Huge roasted caramel like smell, sweet and sugary mixed in with a touch of a brandy like quality upon first aroma. As it started to warm, a lot of subtle things started to come about. Lots of cinnamon and nutmeg were present, a noticeable bitter hoppiness, not quite a citrus hops, more a piney and spicey type of hops. Either way lots of spice was very evident in the nose. Great really great aroma.
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M Super smooth, and very creamy. The first sip was actually misleading. I thought it was going to be lighter in feel then it was. Came off quite heavy at times, not in a bad way, just heavy. Drank like a stout more then anything. Very good carbonation kept it lively and it had a great smooth finish, but yet it was somewhat quick and crisp at the same time.
D Great, this was really a good sipper. Now normally I can have two or three of something, but this one was a one time. I really had to sip through it due to it having such a full heavy feel about it. But it was really good nonetheless. I was actually looking for something in the vain that day so it served its point very very well.
Overall I was really impressed with this. You could tell that a lot of work had gone into it as it was just almost too complex to accurately describe. I was like a kid in a candy shop with this one. Just really fantastic. I would gladly come though with more of this anyday, but will more then likely wait until the winter, as with it being this hot, its just a bit too big for the summer. But really awesome and deserves the reputation that it has. If only three floyds were closer!
08-24-2007 00:33:24 | More by mikesgroove
3.78/5 rDev -8.7%
Thanks to Grant for sending this one to me.
A: The pour is a dark brown color with some definite red highlights. A short lived off-white head is present, too.
S: Quite a lot of roast, and perhaps char, with just a touch of smokiness. There are some nice hints of dark fruits, earthy hops, and bitter dark chocolate. I seem to pick up just a touch of licorice.
T: Mostly roasted malt flavor with a nice char character. A mild sweetness in the form of toffee, and the same earthy hop notes. A mild to moderate bitterness to the beer.
M: Medium in body and medium carbonation, too.
D: Kind of heavy on the roast which limits the amount of other qualities you can pick up, but good.
02-28-2011 21:06:22 | More by womencantsail
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
05-02-2014 00:17:29 | More by kjkinsey
4/5 rDev -3.4%
05-02-2014 00:00:30 | More by Texasfan549
5/5 rDev +20.8%
12-13-2011 22:52:10 | More by spycow
4/5 rDev -3.4%
02-19-2012 01:32:25 | More by GRG1313
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
Two finger tan head nearly completely black body with a touch of light getting through. Nice smooth coffee/espresso aroma. The flavor. Burnt roasted malt with a very nice hop flavor, very distinct that many porters lack. Very smooth beer. Moderate carbonation and full bodied. The hop character for this one sets it apart from many other porters. Excellent beer.
12-30-2011 03:09:57 | More by kylehay2004
4/5 rDev -3.4%
01-28-2014 03:52:24 | More by jaydoc
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
Well I just have to say this one kicks ass! A monster thanks to Billakowski for trading me a bottle. The beer poured out looking black and thick looking. The head was brown in color with laces the glass nicely. The smell of the beer has some big hops coming off of it, along with plenty of roasted malt aromas and chocolate notes. The taste of the beer has a hoppy kick up front, it's almost like a black IPA at first. Then as the hops fade the chocolate lingers in the aftertaste. The beer has several layers of transitions in the flavor. It makes this beer very impressive. The mouthfeel of the beer had a great body to it along with a a solid carbonation. Overall It's not really a Christmas brew but regardless it's a damn fine beer. I would drink it again without a doubt.
12-22-2011 01:59:06 | More by Knapp85
3.25/5 rDev -21.5%
Served in a Sam Adams sensory pint glass.
Thanks to VDubb86 for a taste o' this!
Not sure why Dexter was on, but at least there's beer. And Alex is talkin' this one up, too. It pours a pitch black-brown topped by a finger or so of tan foam. The nose contains a strong contingent of green hops, with some chocolate and light roasted malts in the background. The taste holds a touch more roast, but it's still only a vain attempt at countering the hops, which have maintained their strength. The body is a light-ish medium with a light moderate carbonation. Honestly, I can see why people could like a rather hoppy porter like this one, but I am not one of these people. There's just not enough roast to provide any kind of appreciable balance.
11-28-2010 23:47:07 | More by TMoney2591
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
01-10-2013 17:57:19 | More by westcoastbeerlvr
4.38/5 rDev +5.8%
22 oz. bomber, 2005 release, cellared for a year.
I've been staring at this bottle in my fridge for the better part of a year...time to drink it.
After trying this on cask recently, I was curious as to how a cellared bottle would stand up. Brilliantly, I would say.
THe main difference is the subdued hops, still vaguely sprucey, but not overpowering at all. The version on cask carried a fresh hop flavor, like every other 3F beer.
Pours a deep black/ruby, nearly opaque. Thick foam takes it's time to settle, leaving residual lacing. Almost too much foam, even from a slow pour, but that's minor.
Smell is a piney hop with a hint of roasted malt.
Taste is unique, with notes of chocolate, coffee, spruce, and maybe a slight grapefruit hint in there too. Lots going on, and never a dull moment. This is far from one-dimensional.
Mouthfeel is rich and velvety, definitely a sipper. One bottle per sitting, usually a rare occasion around here...
12-30-2006 06:17:44 | More by emerge077
4.65/5 rDev +12.3%
A - Poured out an opaque, thick dark, dark brown color with a small, foamy, bubbly tan head that left some sticky lace.
S - It smelled of dark chocolate, roasted malt, some coffee beans and a floral hop aroma. Very interesting for a porter.
T - This is probably the best tasting porter that I've ever had. Great dark chocolate flavor with a smooth roasty malt quality. It had a sharp hop bite from the hops that also added a subtle citrus taste.
M - It was soft and smooth with a crisp finish from the hops. A medium-bodied beer.
D - This is quite possibly the best porter that I've ever had! Just and amazing blend of flavors.
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Alpha Klaus Christmas (Xmas) Porter from Three Floyds Brewing Co. & Brewpub
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Agua Caliente Springs, California, September 1914. One of the many hot springs resorts in Sonoma County's Valley of the Moon. An extremely popular destination for San Franciscans of the time, who could take advantage of frequent and convenient ferry and train connections. Here my mother's older sister Mary, fourth from the right, poses with a group of her friends and their parasols prior to availing themselves of the restorative properties of the hot water baths. Third from the left is Anna Scanlon, who was Mary's maid of honor at her wedding in 1919. Anna can be also be seen on a visit to Mary here, and Mary appears in a family portrait here.
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"At Camp Tobin - July 19, 1914" is all that my Mother's older sister Mary wrote on the page of her photo album. He's also in a group shot with a few others in scouting-type outfits along with a bunch of teenagers in city-boy clothes, so I guess it's a Boy Scout camp. It would have to be near enough to San Francisco for Aunt Mary to have made a day trip.
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The Syracuse Orange all season have found ways to win, if it were a close game or a rout, they found a way to win. Development from top to bottom is why they continue to win, a weakness never stays a weakness long. The most incredible part of it is that it isn't just one player that is continuing to grow, it's every single player on the roster from Tyler Ennis to Tyler Roberson. The growth could be seen in full against the Duke Blue Devils on Saturday.
Tyler Roberson who only plays sparingly even game the team good minutes against the Blue Devils, we all knew he would be another long defender in the zone who can grab a few rebounds but he also showed some help on offense with a drive that resulted with a foul on Duke. Roberson before that time didn't play that aggressively on offense even in blowouts. Roberson was given a chance to show his length and athleticism on the offensive end as well after a blocked three point shot and run out with a two handed dunk after receiving a pass from Michael Gbinije
Michael Gbinijie a 6'6 transfer guard from Duke is looking more and more comfortable playing the back up point as the season goes on. His ability to run the team has grown as his understanding of the offense grows, and as his understanding where his teammates belong on each possession. He is also shooting the three with more confidence as he is catching and shooting more and usually making them as of recently as he is shooting 50% in ACC play from three. His long frame has also been tremendous on the top of the zone allowing the zone actually to get longer while giving Tyler Ennis or
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Baye Keita the defensive stud in the center of the zone that took Cody Zellar out of their sweet sixteen matchup against Indiana has pretty much met his ceiling but like everyone else has also shown some improvement that will help the Orange into a run in the ACC tournament and hopefully the NCAAs. Keita's improvement has been on offensive end. Keita has shown more confidence in not just crashing the offensive glass, but after securing the rebound going right back up with it and scoring.
DaJuan Coleman unfortunately will miss rest of the season after a procedure on his knee. While Coleman played he again looked to be in better shape then he has ever been including his time in high school, also showing the same strength inside that he has always had. Being his second season and being in better shape has also given the big man confidence on both ends of the court. Defensively Coleman wasn't always in the right spots but when he was in he was moving with more conviction then he ever has and that allowed him to make up for some mistakes in rotations.Offensively we had a chance to see glimpses of the low post game we all heard about with double digit efforts against Fordham, St. Francis (NY), and Binghamton, not the top competition but still better. Coleman's shot selection also improved and you can see that by comparing his field goal percentage from his freshman year and sophomore year as his field goal percentage rose from .438 to .583.
Jerami Grant has been showing everyone (including NBA scouts) his athleticism all season with monster put back dunks and blocked shots. He has always had that tremendous athleticism that had in in the mid teens to early 20s in early mock drafts but today he is projected as a lottery pick by many NBA mock draft sites. His stock has rose because of most part that his offensive game has shown improvement. As it isn't as polished as players like Jabari Parker who are predicted to go ahead of him, but it is leaps and bounds better then last season. Last season Grant did most of his damage on second chance opportunities but this year he has shown the confidence to take the ball to the basket and even hit a rhythm 15-18 footer when the defense sags off of him. Grants confidence to take big shots has also grown as the offense ran through him during overtime of the Duke when he had a mismatch, Grant could' have deferred to C.J. Fair on his career night but instead stayed aggressive and had three huge dunks during the overtime period.
C.J Fair lead Syracuse with his career night against Duke. He was so good two Hall of Fame coaches even raved about his performance after the game. Fair has been the teams best player all season and has played like it at times when he had to take over like in Maui, the end of St. John's, and of course against Duke. Other games this season it seemed that C.J. shot to to shoot because he is the best player but not really take over. Saturday was the day he put it all together from outside shots that he created on his own to taking the ball to basket and finishing it with both hands. The most impressive move may have been when he crossed up Rodney Hood and hit a pull up jumper.
Trevor Cooney has shown a great amount of improvement from last season to this season, mostly with his increased playing time. During Cooney's shooting slump since ACC play, but has been helping the team in other ways, all were shown against Duke. As Duke denied Ennis the ball Cooney showed himself more the able to protect the ball against tight man to man pressure and bring it up against Duke. He has also added taking the ball to the basket by shooting more two point field goals such as step backs and layups. Against Duke Coney drove baseline and missed a layup but drew the attention of enough Duke defenders that Syracuse was able to get the offensive rebound an put it back for the score
Tyler Ennis has been a stud all season, he has been calm and cool under pressure and clutch all season. But Ennis himself has become a more confident player sense that one point outing to start the season against Cornell to the final minutes against Pittsburg and the beginning of the game against Duke when the rest of the team struggled to make anything happen Ennis put the scoring in his own hands and lead his team to victory. Ennis' ability to take care of the ball can't be overstated either, as a freshman he averages 4-1 assist to turnover ratio and his ability to guard on top of the zone leading the ACC in steals. He may not be as long as Michael Carter-Williams but he is just as effective on the top of the zone.
Rakeem Christmas in my opinion is the most improved player this season for the Orange and the majority of the improvement has taken place during the season. Christmas' improvement has depended mostly on his aggressiveness on both ends of the floor that has come with his increased confidence. Christmas now when he gets the ball within five feet of the basket on offense already knows that he is going to go up with it and most likely score. Christmas received a pass from C.J. in the Duke game and spun and with one hand threw down a massive momentum grabbing dunk on top of the Blue Devils defense. During the Pittsburg game he single handedly forced Pitt to abandon their zone and go man because Talib Zanna couldn't stop Christmas on the inside as he hit hook shot after hook shot, then when Pitt went man it was Ennis time and Christmas could be credited with helping put Ennis in the position to put Pitt away.
One of the best part of Syracuse's first season in the ACC is that the whole team is improving and eliminating all of their weakness making them one of the favorites as we hit the home stretch of the ACC conference schedule. If Syracuse continues to improve they're no reason for Syracuse not to go far and accomplish some great things towards season end.
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my husband always wondered where all the free toilet paper came from when he saw the shows, but since I have picked up doing couponing and started (you might say) so much of certain items, toilet paper being one of them, he's so quiet, lol…trust me house of 5 here , you can never have enough…;)
Does anyone know the difference between a 'big roll' and a 'double roll'? My Family Dollar has Angel Soft packages of 12 'big rolls' on sale for $5. If they are equal to, or even nearly equal to a double roll, then this is a good deal, especially considering the store is also running a $5 off $25 coupon this week as well, which, if I got 5 packages, would mean getting each package for $4. I'll be checking the sheets per roll once I get there, and determine the actual savings. I'll likely be getting it regardless, but it really annoys me when they use such confusing terms.
Either way, though, it's still a better deal than this one w/the $2 coupon…
I wonder if this can be combined with the target coupon I have??
yes it can you can use 1 store coupon, and 1 manufacture coupon on 1 item.
I'm curious…..as a per unit break down….how much per roll of tpaper or ptowels is a good deal?
I haven't found any deals on toilet paper that sound so great since I started couponing. A few months ago 12 dbl rolls of Angel Soft were regular price 5.97 at my Walmart. I don't know what the price of 36 ct are here, but for me it's not worth saving 2.00 or .06 cents per roll because it takes so much space to store them. We are a household of 3 and don't use that much so I just don't see the benefit in stockpiling toilet paper. They will have to do a lot better than that to take up my small space! lol
I hear ya. I have a family of 4 and currently have two Charmin 12 pk dbl rolls neatly placed (squeezed) in my tiny hall closet. I think it was 48cents a roll when I bought i t(I just remember it being under 50 cents and feeling all fancy about it) ( :
If it was BOGO I bet I could make room…lol


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The universe is made of time and space. You can't escape from it.
This is my second animation in Flash. The first one was only a 3 seconds face. I have nothing of experience on drawing or animating. Enjoy it and don't run the universe.
rating it 5 for you to see this. next time. make the characters less complicated so its easier to minipulate them. so that you can do things easier i mean. you dont have to. but it would make it more cool, just a suggestion. you have potential. evrey one does. just work your way up to it. lol
Lame. I've got better things to do!!!