Simons John Philip (3 results)

Condition: Good. Signed Copy . Good dust jacket. Signed/Inscribed by author on front endpage. (spectrum analysis photochemical reactions).

Softcover. Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Pages bright and clean except for small bit of soiling on margin of table of contents and inside front of wrappers. Address label on back of wrappers. General light handling wear. Contents: James, Abraham Ott of Orangeburg, South Carolina: direct vs. indirect evidence. Colletta, Tracking a loner on the move: J. W. Parberry exposed by the genealogical proof standard. Peterson, Died in a French prison in 1757: was this French and Indian War captive Peter Randall of Preston, Connecticut? Findlen, The 1917 code of canon law: a resource for understanding Catholic church registers. Macler and Humbert Bible records. Reviews, features. ; 10.0" tall; 72 pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Ray Atkeson, David Simons, Gene Renard, Ken Metzler, David Brower, Oregon State Highway Commission (illustrator). 1st Edition. San Francisco: Sierra Club, 1959. The October, 1959 issue of the Sierra Club Bulletin, Volume 44, Number 7. Octavo, perfect-bound light blue wraps, 76 pp. plus numerous black & white photographic plates. Near Fine; just one crease at front cover, barely discernible in scans. High Grade example. Contents are, of course, immaculate. Sixteen pages of black and white photographic plates, of the always extremely high standard of Sierra Club expertise; in this issue, those talents are mainly Ray Atkeson and David Simons, with contributions by Gene Renard, Ken Metzler, David Brower and the Oregon State Highway Commission. Articles are on the always-absorbing subjects of the SC - see titles on scan of contents page - and were authored by David R.Simons, Grant McConnell, Philip H. Zalesky and Founta Butler, Paul B. Sears, H.H. Biswell, Vincent P. Gianella, Marigay Barron Pelto, and John I. Shonle. See scans. L-sc2.