This is, as shown, a rare and wonderful 1878 Victorian era 48 page cookbook titled "LAKESIDE COOKBOOK NUMBER 1 PRICE 10 CENTS DONNELLEY, GASSETTE & LOYD CORNER CLARK AND ADAMS STREET CHICAGO." Simply chock full of recipes and methods of cooking for the Victorian home! Even has POISON ANTIDOTES and miscellaneous household hits for cleaning etc... Condition is good for 130 years of age but has some loss as shown on the front and back covers with age soiling as well. Inside pages are great. As an added bonus there is a handwritten recipe for "LADY BALTIMORE CAKE" which uses Rosewater and "an Oven that is hotter than it would have to be for loaf cake." A great old Cookbook!

Reproduction of the Gettysburg Address. c. 1960's. This REPRODUCTION is 2 pages. This is in excellent condition for its age. It was made to look old. All words readable and intact. On the upper right hand of the pages, numbered: 57 and 58. On the back is marked: A Donnelley DEEPTONE Offset Facsimile. R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company. The Lakeside Press.

Very nice 25 year anniversary pin. 10 K Gold.

Black Letter Press (reprint of Lakeside Press Classic), Grand Rapids, MI, 1981. Hard Cover. Book Condition: As New. Reprint. This is a very nice reprint of a scarce and expensive Lakeside Classic. Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard (1802 - 1886) was a figure in the Great Lakes fur trade and later a prominent Chicago resident. Except for a few early pages, the period covered by the "Autobiography" is his fur trade years (1818 - 1830). On the other hand, much of Miss McIlvine's Introduction pertains to his life in Chicago after 1830. xxvii (Introduction) + 182 pages ("Autobiography"). Bound in blue cloth with black lettering. The Lakeside Classic is listed in "Wright-Howes: The Final Edition.

First edition, 1899. Large hardback 4to, not paginated. Featuring the beautiful pen and ink drawings executed by Richardson for the Chicago Daily News, often featuring poetry and social commentary. VG+ with light sunning to upper edge, a small nick to the paper covering the board. In a plain paper dustjacket that suffers from dampstaining and two sets of rectangular corner marks in the same dampstained pattern. VG+ in a VG dustjacket, with clean and unmarked contents. A SCARCE find! 4to. Richardson, Fred

Acceptable hardcover with no dustjacket, corners frayed but still good reading copy. Powell, Ida Adaline

Privately printed, 1953. Red cloth binding, 8vo, 178 pages, full-page black-and-white photos and reproductions of the artist's works. Memoir by a student of... More

The condition is a bit worn: some marks, creases, tears, and just general signs of age. There is no date that I can see. The item is a folder,... More

"Lincoln's Gettysburg Address," published by The Lakeside Press/Donnelly, undated (circa 1964), two page loose-leaf facsimile and an eight-page booklet in a 9" x 12" folder. A "special World's Fair facsimile" published for the Illinois pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair. The booklet includes two essays and several illustrations. The facsimile has a bent, creased corner; it otherwise is in very good condition. The booklet and folder are in very good condition.

RR Donnelley Watch. Black Leather band with glass front and Red Logo. Needs Battery.