Deaccessioned Books Available to Museums/Libraries/Archives

[StephGaub]

Here is a list of books that we recently deaccessioned from our collection. If you are interested in any of them, please contact me at stephanie.gaub@ocfl.net. I will remove books from the list as they are claimed by other institutions. Please no private collectors!!!

1. Ballads of Bravery, by George Baker, 1877: pages slightly yellowed, weak spine.
2. Who was G.W.?, 1879: Covers discolored from previous water damage.
3. Wonder-Worker of Padua, by Charles Warren Stoddard, 1896.
4. Literary Digest Atlas of the New Europe and the Far East, by Allan Updegraff, 1922: slight wear on edges of covers.
5. Latin Prose Composition, by Henry Carr Pearson, 1903.
7. Outline of Business, Vol. 1, by George Rowland, 1929.
8. Outline of Business, Vol. II, by George Rowland, 1929.
9. Miss Mary E. Brent, 1852, n.d., Musical Scores: severe wear on edges of covers, leather torn from bottom of spine.
10. Best Plays of 1924-1925, by Burns Mantle, 1925.
12. Best Short Stories of 1920, Edward J. O’Brien (ed.), 1921: staining on covers and spine.
15. King’s Minion, by Rafael Sabatini, 1930: stains on covers.
16. The Story of the Other Wise Man, by Henry van Dyke, 1902: front page torn from binding, slight staining on covers and spine.
18. Lamp-Light Fairy Tales and Other Stories, by Pauline Carrington Bouve, 1923: cover torn from spine, slight insect damage (no current infestations!), staining on covers.
19. Macauley Essay on Johnson, Samuel Thurber (ed.), 1891: slight staining and damage on covers and spine.
20. The Romantic Prince, by Rafael Sabatini, 1929: damage to cloth on spine and back cover.
21. Fortune’s Fool, by Rafael Sabatini, 1924: slight staining on covers and spine.