Fine Books and Manuscripts

Includes: Schick, L., Chicago and its Environs. Chicago, 1891. Contains a 2-page map and a large fold-out map. Additioanally illustrated with photographic plates. Very good condition; Flinn, John J., The Standard Guide to Chicago. Chicago, 1891. Contains a large folding map in rear pocket. Moderately worn; Flinn, John J., The Standard Guide to Chicago. Chicago, 1892. Darkened and chipped on spine; Flinn, John J., The Standard Guide to Chicago. Chicago, 1893. World's Fair Edition. A few pages are torn and/or creased. Moderately shelfworn; Kenkel, F.P., and Schick L., Chicago and its Environs. Chicago, 1893. Worn, with tape repair; Secrets of Meat Curing and Sausage Making. Chicago, 1911. Recased retaining the original paperback binding; Tillotson, M. D., Pocket Map and Street Guide of Chicago and Suburbs. Chicago, 1913. Complete with the supplement. Contains dozens of maps; Drury, John, Chicago in Seven Days. New York: Robert M. McBride & Co., 1928. With a sketch map. Inner front hinge is weakened; Ashenhurst, John and Ruth L., All About Chicago. Cambridge: The Riverside Press, 1933. Hardcover binding in excellent condition, with original dustjacket is very good condition; Butt, Ernest, Chicago Then and Now. Chicago, Finch & McCullouch, 1933. Hardcover binding in excellent condition, with original dustjacket in very good condition; Bradley, Mary Hastings, Old Chicago. Includes: The Duel; Debt of Honor; Metropolis; The Fort. New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1933. 4 volumes in publisher's slipcase. Hardcover bindings with minor sunning to spine. Original dustjackets have small chips on the spine, and are slightly sunned, with a smalll strip of clear tape.

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