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LONG OUT OF PRINT!
The following book is no longer
available in stores and I have long been searching for a few copies for stock.
Finally I was able to pick up two at another out of print book store though they
were quite pricey, and I don’t expect to find any more in the future.
This will certainly be your last opportunity to pick this title up for your
library.
9421d.
Gowdy, Jim & Kim Ruth. GUIDING LIGHTS OF THE
DELAWARE RIVER AND BAY. Sweetwater, NJ., 1999. 296p. Soft wraps. Signed
by both authors. This is the most comprehensive history ever written on the
lighthouses, lightships, tenders and depots of the Delaware River and Bay –
from Cape May to Gloucester City and Philadelphia to Fenwick Island . This
detailed history was painstakingly research by the authors and is enhanced by
more than 180 photographs and 25 illustrations. Using records from the National
Archives, Coast Guard, and private collections this monumental work provides
wonderful reading. The vintage photographs alone are a feast to the eye and
offer previously unseen views of many of these interesting stations. Includes
are views of a number these lights under construction, and some in the process
of destruction. Also includes rare views of tenders, keepers, light vessels and
much more. One of the best on the subject. Only very lightly read. (VG+). $74.
8169f.
Beach
, John W., THE CAPE HENLOPEN LIGHTHOUSE.
Dover
, DE., 1971. 2nd. 92p. DJ. With over 65 vintage photos and illustrations. A well
done chronicle of the lighthouse which was built on Cape Henlopen, Delaware in
1765 and fell from its precarious position, atop a shifting sand hill, and into
the encroaching sea in 1926. Credited with being the second oldest permanent
navigational aid in the
United States
, Cape Henlopen Lighthouse is well detailed in a great many wonderful vintage
photos, and in descriptive text. Also laid in are an original c.1910 snapshot of
the light and keeper’s dwelling and two newspaper articles from 1971 detailing
the light’s destruction. Nicely done and most difficult to find. Clean, tight,
a few spots to dj. (VG+). $74.
1475.
(photo) Ship John Shoal lighthouse, Delaware Bay
c.1900-1910. This important view provides good detail of the Ship
John Shoal lighthouse in the Delaware Bay as one of the Keepers looks on. The
1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, the first exposition of its kind in the
United States
, was held to mark the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
More than ten million visitors visited the works of 30,000 exhibitors during its
six month run. This important view provides good detail of the Ship John Shoal
lighthouse in the Delaware Bay at about the turn of the century. This lighthouse
was built for display at the the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition and was
intended for later use at Southwest Ledge in Delaware. It was one of the first
of its kind, built on a cylindrical iron foundation, designed to prevent flowing
ice from inflicting damage to the foundation. The 45-foot-tall lighthouse is an
eight-sided three-story cast iron structure with a Mansard roof covering the top
two stories. Atop the tower is an octagonal lantern room surmounted by an ogee
octagonal roof. The lighthouse design was deemed such a marvel, that when the
superstructure was completed, it was put on display at the 1876 Centennial
Exposition in
Philadelphia
, shining its light every night from July 4, 1876 until the close of the
exhibition. A keeper lived at the lighthouse, tending the light each night. The
displayed superstructure never found its way to Southwest Ledge. An identical
structure being built was sent to Southwest Ledge during the Exposition so that
construction would not be delayed. After the Exposition, the superstructure on
display was sent to Ship John Shoal in
Delaware
. Large photo measures 7 ½” x 10” and has good detail despite the foxing
and discoloration to the margins. (VG). $58.
8169f.
Beach
, John W., THE CAPE HENLOPEN LIGHTHOUSE.
Dover
, DE., 1971. 2nd. 92p. DJ. With over 65 vintage photos and illustrations. A well
done chronicle of the lighthouse which was built on Cape Henlopen, Delaware in
1765 and fell from its precarious position, atop a shifting sand hill, and into
the encroaching sea in 1926. Credited with being the second oldest permanent
navigational aid in the
United States
, Cape Henlopen Lighthouse is well detailed in a great many wonderful vintage
photos, and in descriptive text. Also laid in are an original c.1910 snapshot of
the light and keeper’s dwelling and two newspaper articles from 1971 detailing
the light’s destruction. Nicely done and most difficult to find. Clean, tight,
a few spots to dj. (VG+). $74.
Available
Again:
2232.
Trapani, Robert Jr., INDIAN RIVER LIFE-SAVING STATION…
JOURNEY ALONG THE SANDS… THE U.S. LIFE-SAVING YEARS, 1876-1915.
Virginia Beach. 2002. 64p. Soft wraps. This lovely addition to our library
weaves the history of the Life-Saving Service into this account of life at the
Delaware’s Indian River Inlet Life-Saving Station. Laid out chronologically,
this booklet provides an intimate look at this station’s important history and
its impact on the region. Includes over 55 wonderful photographs and color
reproductions, keeper and crew accounts, shipwrecks, equipment and more. Nicely
done. (M). $14.95.
13323. (dresser tray) Indian
River Life-Saving Station Est. 1876 by Pewtarex. Quite nice oval
souvenir plate with scalloped edge featuring Indian River Life-Saving Station in
bold relief. The center of the plate has a raised scene of the 1876 life-saving
station in good detail. The back is marked Olde Country Reproductions, Pewtarex.
York, Pennsylvania. This is a nice heavy piece and would look great on display.
Price is for one, a total of 6 are available. The plate measures 7 3/8 in. by 10
5/8 in. Pewtarex is a sand casting made by pouring molten metal into an
impression made in sand, and finished with a hand polishing. Every time a
completed object is removed, its sand mold is detroyed in the process.
Consequently, each piece is an original, created from its own unique mold.
Beautiful. Near fine. (F-). $44.
24145.
Hurley, George and Suzanne. SHIPWRECKS
AND RESCUES ALONG THE
BARRIER
ISLANDS
OF
DELAWARE
,
MARYLAND
AND
VIRGINIA
.
Ocean
City
. 1984. 176 p. Soft wraps. Nicely done, this is a story of islands and
shipwrecks and heroes. It is an attempt to record and document a part of
a colorful segment of the historical heritage that has been left to
those who live on the coastal archipelago of
Del
aware
,
Maryland
and
Virginia
. The author’s research involved the
United
St
ates
Life-Saving Service in the area, which preceded the
U.S.
Coast Guard. Wrecks from 1875 to 1914 are featured along with rare
photographs of the life-saving stations, surfmen and shipwrecks. Little
evidence remains on the islands that would attest to the
contributions made toward a proud past: a lonely tombstone in a pine
grove at Green Run, a fallen and twisted
fla
g tower at Pope’s Island, a crumbling brick foundation at Broadwater,
the collapsed and decaying remains of an old station house on Cobb’s
Island
, refurbished lifesaving stations at Ocean City and Indian River Inlet,
and an unknown sailor’s cemetery plaque at Lewes. Superb rare early
photos illustrate the many stations and wreck scenes and extensive
tex
t tell the tale. A valuable addition to your library. Long out of print
and quite difficult to find. (VG+). $58.
28285. Meehan, James D. My,
But the Wind Did Blow - Memoirs of
Delaware
's Epic Struggles with the Sea. Published by Harold E. Dukes, Jr.;
2003. 176p. DJ. Signed by the author. Most interesting work includes more than
300 photos telling the dramatic story of how Delawareans coped with the perils
of the sea. Includes the 1962 storm...the collapse of the Cape Henlopen
Lighthouse...dramatic shipwrecks...light stations of the past, the U.S. Life
Saving Service, keepers and crews, lightships...rumrunners...war
preparations...how U-boats sank two ships off the Delaware coast...surrender of
German submarine and much more. Fine large vintage and recent photos. Great
addition to your library, almost impossible to find. (M). $34.95. Reduced
$24.
28342.
Meehan,
James
D. Bethany
Beach
Memoirs – A Long Look Back . Harold E. Dukes Jr.
Bethany
Beach. 1998. Fourth printing 2007. 160p. DJ. A superb collection of vintage
photographs details the progress of this peaceful resort from the 1920’s,
through the war years, to the present day. Over 250 photographs are beautifully
presented, bringing to life this seaside resort. (M). $39.95. Reduced $27.
11229. (lot 12 copy photos) Delaware
Light Stations c.1880-1900. 8” x 10” b/w, most from National
Archives images. Stations include: Cape Henlopen (2) , Cherry Island Range
Light, Christiana Light, Schuylkill River Range Light, Harbor of Refuge Light,
Reedy Island front and rear lights (2), Delaware Breakwater Range Lt Keeper’s
dwelling, Baker Front Range Light, Bellevue Front Range Light, Port Penn Front
Range Light. Great views, clear, crisp. Views are mostly from National
Archives images dating from 1880-1900. $14 each or lot of 12 copy photos
$75.
B-199.
Light-House Board. LIST OF [LIGHT] TOWERS,
BEACONS, BUOYS, STAKES AND OTHER DAY-MARKS IN THE FOURTH LIGHT-HOUSE
DISTRICT….
Wash.
1878. 22 p. Soft wraps. Covers the coast from
Squan Inlet
,
NJ
. To
Metompkin Inlet
,
VA.
Includes descriptions of lights and light vessels, buoys, fog signals as
well as other important information. Includes location, height above
water, distance seen, candlepower, description of structure, and more.
Overall in unusually good condition for an early list, covers present,
signature bound, little if any chipping, excellent condition for an early
list. Very difficult to find these early lists and well worth the search.
(VG+) $142 net.
6629.
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. UNITED STATES COAST
PILOT 3. Sandy Hook to Cape Henry. Sixth (1953) Edition. Hard cover.
402pp. Includes laid in Supplement for March 10, 1956 as well as partial Pilot
Rules for Inland Waters [78p.]. (G) $22.
25151. Dougherty, Barbara Quillen. DEWEY
BEACH HISTORY & TALES. Dewey Beach. 2005. 2nd. 144 p. Soft wraps.
Signed by the author. The much anticipated second edition of Dewey Beach History
& Tales is now available. Featuring 144 pages with approximately 300
photographs, maps, postcards & other images, this second edition of Dewey
Beach History & Tales was compiled and edited by local historian Barbara
Quillen Dougherty. The book includes numerous updates and historical
information, as well as many new “tales”. The first edition, published in
1996, sold out in less than two years. In addition to a great deal on the Dewey
Beach Life Saving station and crews, included are very informative articles
about Dewey Beach in the 1920’s, 1930’s and 1940’s. Included with the
book is a lovely Dewey Beach Life Saving Station note card with envelope. The author’s
proceeds from the sale of Dewey Beach History & Tales was given to the
Dewey Beach Life Saving Station. (M). $38.
2393. Morrison, John H. HISTORY OF AMERICAN
STEAM NAVIGATION. New York, W.F. Sametz & Co., 1903 First
Edition. 8vo,. Pp. 630. Well illustrated with numerous engravings of
steamships. Very good copy of the first edition of this important history
of the invention and early development of steam boats and steam
navigation, with especially good information on the Hudson and Delaware
Rivers, Long Island Sound, the Great Lakes, and the Atlantic coast.
Chapters cover the country by area with history of the noted vessels and
steamship lines of the period. Also includes extensive information on the
progress of the science at the time, history of various steamship lines.
Also includes excellent chapters on tow boats, the state of lighthouses,
lightships and fog signals and the work toward improvement, Life-Saving
Service, Steamboat Inspection Service, and on the Steam Calliope or Organ.
Superb early reference. In original black cloth, gilt spine lettering.
Contents clean and crisp, some light wear, former owner's bookplate on
front pastedown. (VG). $138 net.
27200.
Roales, Judith. DELAWARE LIGHTHOUSES AND RANGE LIGHTS.
2007. Arcadia Publishing. 128 p. Soft wraps. 200 vintage photographs. Delaware
does not usually come to mind as one of America’s great maritime states. Yet
it has a long history of “firsts,” innovations, and improvements in
lighthouse construction and technology dating from the beginning of lighthouse
history in the United States. One of the original six lighthouses built before
the founding of this country was in Delaware. In the following years, major
offshore lighthouses and an extensive system of range lights were established.
At the height of its lighthouse history, Delaware had 27 manned light stations
that warned mariners of the shoals and colliding currents at the mouth of the
Delaware Bay and guided ships safely from the Atlantic Ocean to the inland ports
of Wilmington and Philadelphia. Most of Delaware’s lighthouses are gone now,
preserved only in faded photographs and yellowed documents such as those
collected here. The lights that remain struggle daily to survive the punishing
hands of vandals and Mother Nature. Another in the series from
Arcadia
, a well known publisher of local and regional histories, this volume drawns
from public and private collections, most never before published. Superb
photographs, well worth it. (M). $19.99
26323.
Trapani
, Robert Jr.
DELAWARE
LIGHTS – A History of Lighthouses in the
First
State
. History Press. 2007. 160 p. Soft wraps. In Delaware Lights, this
noted author recounts the stories of twenty-seven beacons from the lost Cape
Henlopen Light Station, completed in 1767, to the Marcus Hook Range Rear Light
Station, constructed in 1920. He not only discusses their construction and the
changes they have undergone, but also tells dramatic tales of their keepers, who
sometimes braved storms, isolation and poor conditions so that the lights would
stay burning for those at sea.
Trapani
also brings
Delaware
’s lighthouse history full circle by conveying to the reader that though these
guiding beacons are now automated and aging, the lights are hardly finished
making history here in the 21st century. (M). $19.99.
2558. Trapani, Robert Jr. LIGHTHOUSES
OF NEW JERSEY & DELAWARE – History, Mystery, Legends and Lore.
Elkton. 2005. Lighthouses Of New Jersey & Delaware presents stories and
photographs of 20 lighthouses along the New Jersey and Delaware coasts. From
Sandy Hook, N.J., to Fenwick Island, Del., Trapani's stories feature unusual
incidents associated with each silent sentinel. Shipwrecks and suicides, storms
and fires, invasions of beetles and cats, and even a few ghost stories and
legends are spotlighted in this easy-to-read collection of short stories. Using
historical photographs, U.S. Coast Guard documents, newspaper articles and
personal interviews, Trapani has created an informative and interesting book
that shares an import part of the region's history and lore. Particularly
interesting are the accounts if the keepers’ lives, their difficulties and
efforts to make do. (M). $11.95.
22512. DeWire, Elinore. LIGHTHOUSES
OF THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST – Your Guide to Lighthouses of New York, New Jersey,
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. Stillwater.
2002. 160 p. A Pictorial Discovery Guide. DJ. A fresh look at the history and
technological evolution of lighthouses in the area, the development of
apparatus, architecture, construction and maintenance on their remote sites, the
daily life of the keepers and much more. The author presents an exciting history
illustrated with stunning photographs, historical anecdotes, architectural
details and local legends. Lavishly illustrated, an excellent text on the
subject and guide for the area. (M). Hard Cover $29.95.
ERS-118.
(chart) DELAWARE
RIVER – CROSS LEDGE TO PENN’S NECK. Coast Chart No. 125. First
published 1848. Printed and updated to 1891.
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Scale 1/80,000. Bright, very large
32h” x 33w” original Coast Survey chart includes all of the Delaware
River from Maurice River Cove and Cross Ledge to Penn’s Neck, Maurice
River Lighthouse and Mahon’s River Lighthouse, north to Finn’s Point
Range Lights, with especially good detail of these areas. The river has
numerous shoals and buoys, and the entire area is exceedingly
treacherous, characterized by ledges that rise abruptly from deep water,
sand bars, etc. Included on the chart are ranges and bearings,
tides and currents for the area, and soundings, as well as all
lighthouses and buoys, as are towns and features. Chart is in good
condition, overall lightly soiled with only light wear where it has been
rolled, some light creases. Should clean and flatten nicely. Shipped
rolled. (VG). $84.
Light-House Service District Maps
10345.
[Light-House Service District Maps].
U. S.
Light-House Service. c. June 30, 1891. A rare opportunity to obtain an official
U. S. Light-House Service District charts of all district aids to navigation as
bound in their Annual Reports. Normally these charts are included within the
Annual Reports and we are unable to offer them separately but we have found a
lot of disbound charts in good condition. These are fine for matting and framing
for your wall. Charts detail the entire Light-House District in three colors,
and show all lighthouses, beacons, light vessels, fog signals, lighted buoys,
Light-House Depots, and more. Charts average 8 ½” x 10” in size and are
overall clean, may have very light stain, with only one light original
fold, light age toning. A rare chance to obtain the chart of your District for
framing. (VG).
FIRST
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From the head of navigation on the St.
Croix River
,
Maine
to
Hampton Harbor
,
New Hampshire
. Includes all of
Maine
and
New Hampshire
.
$44.
SECOND
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From
Hampton Harbor
,
New Hampshire
to Elisha Ledge off
Warren
,
Rhode Island
. Includes all of Cape Cod, Nantucket and
Martha’s Vineyard
.
$44.
THIRD
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From Elisha Ledge off
Warren
, Rhode Island to and including a point on the coast of
New Jersey
opposite Shrewsbury Rocks.
$44.
PART
OF THE THIRD LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Includes all of
Lake Champlain
.
$18.
FOURTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From a point on the coast of New Jersey
opposite Shrewsbury Rocks to and including Metomkin Inlet, Virginia. Includes
New Jersey
,
Delaware
,
Maryland
and
Virginia
.
$44.
FIFTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From
Metomkin Inlet
,
Virginia
to and including
New River Inlet
,
North Carolina
. $44.
SIXTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From
New River Inlet
,
North Carolina
to and including Jupiter Inlet Light-Station,
Florida
. Includes part of
North Carolina
, all of
South Carolina
,
Georgia
, and
Florida
between the limits named. $44.
SEVENTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From a point south of Jupiter Inlet
Light-Station to
Perdido Entrance
,
Florida
. Includes all of the sea and Gulf Coasts of
Florida
.
$44.
EIGHTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From
Perdido Entrance
,
Florida
to the Rio Grande, the southern boundary of
Texas
. Includes all of the
Gulf
Coast
and lower
Mississippi River
.
$44.
NINTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Includes all of Lake Michigan,
Green Bay
and tributary waters.
$44.
TENTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Extends from the mouth of the
St.
Regis
River
,
St. Lawrence River
,
New York
to and including Grassy Island, Detroit River, Michigan. Includes the waters of
Lakes
Erie
and
Ontario
, and the upper part of the St. Lawrence, the Niagara, and the lower part of the
Detroit
rivers.
$44.
ELEVENTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Extends from the Grassy Island Light Station,
Detroit River
,
Michigan
to the head of Lake Superior including the waters of Lakes St. Clair, Huron,
and
Superior
and the upper part of the
Detroit
River
, the St. Clair and St. Mary’s Rivers, and part of the Straits of Mackinac.
$44.
TWELFTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From the boundary between
California
and
Mexico
to the boundary between
California
and
Oregon
.
$44.
THIRTEENTH
LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From the boundary between
California
and
Oregon
to the northern boundary of the
United States
and includes
Alaska
. Includes all of
Oregon
and
Washington
, and Alaskan waters.
$44.
U. S. Light-House
Service District Charts - Large Size
20178. [Light-House District Maps]. U. S. Light-House
Service. c. 1900-1908. A rare opportunity to obtain an official U. S.
Light-House Service District charts of all district aids to navigation as
bound in their Annual Reports. Normally these charts are included within
the Annual Reports and we are unable to offer them separately but we have
found a lot of disbound charts in wonderful condition. These are perfect
for matting and framing for your wall. Charts detail the entire
Light-House District in three colors, and show all lighthouses, beacons,
light vessels, fog signals, lighted buoys, Light-House Depots, and more.
Charts average about 16" x 20" in size and are clean and crisp,
with only light original folds. A rare chance to obtain the chart of your
District, ideal for framing. (VG+).
UNITED STATES. Outline Map shows all of the United States Light-House
Districts with the more important lights noted. Includes all of
continental United States and Alaska. $88.
FIRST LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From the head of navigation on the St.
Croix River, Maine to Hampton Harbor, New Hampshire. Includes all of Maine
and New Hampshire. $88.
SECOND LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From Hampton Harbor, New Hampshire to
Elisha Ledge off Warren, Rhode Island. Includes all of Cape Cod, Nantucket
and Martha’s Vineyard. $88.
THIRD LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From Elisha Ledge off Warren, Rhode Island
to and including a point on the coast of New Jersey opposite Shrewsbury
Rocks. $88.
PART OF THE THIRD LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Includes all of Lake Champlain.
$44.
FOURTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From a point on the coast of New Jersey
opposite Shrewsbury Rocks to and including Metomkin Inlet, Virginia.
Includes New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. $88.
FIFTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From Metomkin Inlet, Virginia to and
including New River Inlet, North Carolina. $88.
SIXTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From New River Inlet, North Carolina to and
including Jupiter Inlet Light-Station, Florida. Includes part of North
Carolina, all of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida between the limits
named. $88.
SEVENTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From a point south of Jupiter Inlet
Light-Station to Perdido Entrance, Florida. Includes all of the sea and
Gulf Coasts of Florida. $88.
EIGHTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From Perdido Entrance, Florida to the
southern boundary of Texas. Includes all of the Gulf Coast and lower
Mississippi River. $88.
NINTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Includes all of Lake Michigan, Green Bay
and tributary waters. $88.
TENTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Extends from the mouth of the St. Regis
River, St. Lawrence River, New York to the mouth of the River Rouge,
Detroit River, Michigan. Includes the waters of Lakes Erie and Ontario,
and the upper part of the St. Lawrence, the Niagara, and the lower part of
the Detroit rivers. $78.
ELEVENTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Extends from the mouth of the River
Rouge, Detroit River, Michigan to the westerly end of Lake Superior
including the waters of Lake St, Clair, Huron, and Superior and the upper
part of the Detroit River, the St. Clair and St. Mary’s Rivers, and part
of the Straits of Mackinac. $78.
TWELFTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From the boundary between California and
Mexico to the boundary between California and Oregon. $88.
THIRTEENTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. From the boundary between California
and Oregon to the northern boundary of the United States and includes
Alaska. Includes all of Oregon and Washington, and Alaskan waters. $88.
FOURTEENTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Extends on the Ohio River from
Pittsburgh, Pa., to Cairo, Ill., on the Tennessee River 255 miles, and on
the Great Kanawha 73 miles. $54.
FIFTEENTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Extends on the Mississippi River from
the head of navigation to Cairo, Ill., and on the Missouri River to Kansas
City, Mo., and on the Illinois River from LaSalle to its mouth. $54.
SIXTEENTH LIGHT-HOUSE DISTRICT. Extends on the Mississippi River from
the head of navigation to Cairo, Ill., to New Orleans, La., and on the Red
River. $54.
LIGHT-HOUSE CHART. Includes West Indies between the Mona and Virgin
Passages comprising Puerto Rico and dependencies, and all of the Hawaiian
Islands. $38.
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