Painted Post, NY: Stanley Attractions, n.d. [1940]. First edition. Folded sheet. One sheet of coated paper, folded in two; several photos on cover. Handling wear. Description of Stanley Attractions' 8 equestrian acts and races, for hire to fair managers. Many details as to the acts and their unique features (chariot..... More
![Item #16836 Wagons, Buggies, and Carriages: World's Fair Edition 1892-1893 [cover title]....](/pictures/thumb/16836.jpg?v=1633973447)
South Bend, IN: Studebaker Brothers, N.d. [1892]. First edition. Soft cover. Title page reads: General Catalogue and Illustrated Hand Book of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Etc. 128p, dozens of line ills. of the firm's vehicles. Very good paperbound, with a small hole and string for hanging up. Ink stamp of former..... More
Lexington, KY: Pedigree Productions, 1992. First edition. Soft cover. 87p, many ills., some in color. The on-site auction was held on March 26, 1992. 675 lots, including paintings of Calumet horses by Count Bernard de Claviere (many in color), trophies (in color), personal property and furniture, farm equipment and vehicles..... More
New Britain, CT: n.d. [1880s-90s?]. First edition. One sheet, printed on one side. Ca. 6 x 11 inches. Light edge wear including one short closed tear, light handling wear and soil. In this flyer the company is looking for sales agents for these bells—“any man who has any appreciation of..... More
Roxbury, VT: Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Roys, camp directors, 1931. First edition. Soft cover (suede, tied with cord). 48p, many photos of happy girls, happy horses ("forty beautiful Virginia saddle horses"), and healthful activities. Prospectus for the 1931-32 junior and senior camps for girls under 18 years of age, with..... More
![Item #31156 [Steeplechase and Hunt Race Program, June 17, 1929]. Brookline The Country Club, MA](/pictures/thumb/31156.jpg?v=1665488463)
Boston: A.T. Bliss & Co. [printer], 1929. First edition. Stapled soft cover. [10]p, 1 small ill. and a diagram of the course. Covers taped on; paper age browned. A few short closed tears; a few pencil marks; some pages lightly stained. Back cover creased at bottom and may snap off..... More
Philadelphia: Carriage Monthly Print, n.d. [ca. 1880s-90s]. No stated edition. Soft cover. 44p, many line ills. The firm made "fine carriages and sleighs," though no sleighs are shown here. The nice crisp engravings depict wagons, landaus, rockaways, surreys, broughams, victorias, and other horse-drawn vehicles. No text except for short introduction..... More
![Item #30818 Fine Light Carriages, Hand Made Harness, Sleighs and Business Wagons [cover title]....](/pictures/thumb/30818.jpg?v=1646682666)
River Edge, NJ: n.d. [1880s?]. First edition. Soft cover. 34p, several line ills. Includes tips on washing and caring for carriages, ordering harness, etc. The firm's factory was near Binghamton, NY. (Firm not in Romaine) Can be sent outside the US for less than the default shipping rate. More condition..... More
McGrawville, NY: Warren & Johnson; printed by Strowbridge & Co., Cortland, 1885. First edition. Soft cover. 4p, 2 line ills. (one repeated on cover) + ill. on back cover. Old insect damage to back cover and last page, with minimal loss. This vest-pocket sized pamphlet lists and prices three models..... More
[Wiesbaden?]: No stated publisher, 1956. First edition. Soft cover. 100p, several ads. A few results inked in. In German: XX. Internationales Reit- und Springturnier, sponsored by the Wiesbadener Reit- und Fahr-Club. Program and entries for many dressage and jumping classes, with competitors from Argentina, France, Holland, Italy, Canada, USA, Venezuela..... More
![Item #15885 Defender, Record 2:26 [advertising brochure for trotting stallion]; Defender, Record...](/pictures/thumb/15885.jpg?v=1633973430)
N.p. Evening-Leader Steam Printing House, n.d. [1884?]. First edition. Soft cover. 18p, 2 ills. Stitched binding, possibly removed from a bound volume. Stiching is secure. Description of Defender and his lineage; texts on the Hambletonians, Black Hawk Family, and Thoroughbred blood in his family; texts on Defender himself ("his success..... More
