Dodd mead and company

In december 1981, dodd, mead and company became a subsidiary of thomas nelson inc. Taylor, originally set out to publish religious books, with their first title published being obligations of the world to the bible, a series of lectures to young men 1839. In 1840 dodd bought out his partner and established the. Dodd mead and company has 85 books on goodreads with 6 ratings. Books by dodd mead and company author of a reference history. They published religious books primarily until moses dodd. The company was to evolve through two further changes in its name. Each is hardbound in cloth with pressed cover of forest with deer and title, as well as a color. Dodd, mead acquired the complete works of george bernard shaw. The company s filing status is listed as inactive dissolution oct 18, 1991 and its file number is 12101.

Descriptions of a few books from charles lambs library and of some presentation copies and first editions of his rarer books. Under several names, the firm operated from 1839 until 1990. Dec 18, 1981 dodd, mead began as a trade publisher when moses w. In 1934, dodd, mead acquired duffield and green, publisher of elinor glyn, emma gelders sterne, and general krasnov. Di bawah beberapa nama, firma tersebut beroperasi dari 1839 sampai 1990. Includes a bit of sunshine 1879, first quarrel 1878, little brook 1878, lost bird 1879, an old scrapbook 1879, one small boy 1878, a snowy day 1879, young sailor 1879. Dodd mead and company s most popular book is the empress frederick. The story of our navy from colonial days to the present time, new york, dodd, mead and company, 1910 page images at hathitrust abbot, willis j. The founders of the company, moses woodruff dodd and john s. Dodd, mead and company published the work of new poets including robert w.

Etsy is the home to thousands of handmade, vintage, and oneofakind products and gifts related to your search. A collection of antique childrens books from dodd, mead, and company, each published in 187879. The collection is organized in the following series. As head of dodd, mead and company, frank dodd established the bookman in 1895, and the new international encyclopedia in 1902. Dodd, mead to return to private ownership the new york times. John tebbel, a history of book publishing in the united states, new york. Each is hardbound in cloth with pressed cover of forest with. Dodd, mead contract collection uf special and area. Taylor in new york city in 1839 as the firm taylor and dodd. The top and bottom spine is slightly rubbed with slight fraying at the corners. Their books tend to be focused on biographies and histories. Control passed to his son frank howard dodd, who became partners with his cousin, edward s. The parties appeared before me and the operative facts set out.

The company was well known for the quality of its publications, including many books on american history and contemporary literature as a bookseller, the firm was a dealer and leading. In 1840 dodd bought out his partner and established the company as m. I will be happy to answer any condition questions you may have. Open library is an open, editable library catalog, building towards a web page for every book ever published. Taylor, at that time a leading publisher in new york, formed the company of taylor and dodd as a publisher of religious books. Pages can include considerable notesin pen or highlighterbut the notes cannot obscure the text. Over the years, the firm leadership changed and the name evolved along with it, becoming m. After merrills death five years later, his son samuel merrill, jr. However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. Its history properly began in 1870, with the retirement of its founder, moses woodruff dodd. This includes data values and the controlled vocabularies that house them. The little mother goose, illustrated by jessie willcox smith, dodd, mead and co. With moses dodds retirement in 1870, control passed to frank dodd, who joined in partnership with his cousin edward s.

History origins in 1839, moses woodruff dodd and john s. Dodd in 1840, dodd and mead in 1870, and, finally, dodd, mead and company in 1876. Dodd mead and company author of a reference history of the war. Ebooks download pdf lab protein synthesis transcription and translation created date. In 1903, the name became the bobbsmerrill company, after longtime director, william conrad bobbs. Thomas nelson, the parent of dodd, mead, and sam moore, the president of thomas nelson. The work is currently listed in dodd meads catalogues as well as in books in print. Cover has some discolored areas and edge wear, inside the front cover hinge is pulled away from the spine but is still attached, back cover is away fully front the spine.

The company was well known for the quality of its publications, including many books on american history and contemporary literature as a bookseller, the firm was a dealer and leading authority in rare books. He also illustrated for big periodicals like mccalls, cosmopolitan, the womans home companion, american magazine, and of course, the. Books by dodd mead and company author of a reference. Therefore, unless these portions were removed, dodd, mead would have to discontinue promotion, distribution, and. Taylor, originally set out to publish religious books, with their first title published being. If youre looking for information, history and first edition identification on publishers, youve found the right place. The linked data service provides access to commonly found standards and vocabularies promulgated by the library of congress. Dodd, mead contract collection uf special and area studies. No matter what youre looking for or where you are in the world, our global marketplace of sellers can help you find unique and affordable options. Appendix list of books removed from the dodd, mead and company archive for cataloging for special collections. Dodd mead and company is the author of a reference history of the war 0. In late 1976, added a number row to most titles occasionally deleting the row from subsequent printings and replacing it with a later printing statement. Datasets available include lcsh, bibframe, lc name authorities, lc classification, marc codes, premis vocabularies, iso language codes, and more. A copy that has been read, but remains in clean condition.

Dodd, mead and company was one of the pioneer publishing houses of the united states, based in new york city. Olive green boards with embossed flowers running vertically on the boards. The publisher, dodd, mead, and company, was founded by moses w. Dodd, a princeton graduate who had been kept from studying for the presbyterian ministry because of weak eyes, started the company in order to. Dodd, mead and company first edition identification and. Dodd, mead and company was first established in new york city as the firm taylor and dodd. They published religious books primarily until moses dodd retired in 1870, then branched out to other areas. The publisher, dodd, mead, and company, was begun in new york city in 1839 as the firm, taylor and dodd. An attractive reprint of the first american edition, published by dodd, mead, and company in 1909. When frank dodd died in 1916, the partnership was dissolved and the business was incorporated. The work is currently listed in dodd mead s catalogues as well as in books in print.

Dodd, mead, 1 informed him that portions of the book were considered blasphemous by thomas nelson, inc. Dodd mead and company author of a reference history of. Binding is beginning to loosen but is still held together well. Dodd, mead and company agatha christie wiki fandom. American antiquarian society manuscript collections name of collection.

Discover book depositorys huge selection of dodd mead and company books online. The publisher, dodd, mead and company, was begun in new york city in 1839 as the firm, taylor and dodd. The tragedy of hamlet, prince of denmark book, 1897. Swiss folklore describes a collection of local stories, celebrations, and customs of the alpine and subalpine peoples that occupy switzerland. He illustrated sixteen classics for dodd, mead company including moby dick, typee, omoo, les miserables, the cruise of the cachalot, tom cringles log, sans famille, and the count of monte cristo. Human movement potential its ideokinetic facilitation lulu e. Dodd, mead and company adalah salah satu pelopor rumah penerbitan di amerika serikat, yang berbasis di new york city. In 1876, bleecker van wagenen became a member of the firm and the name was changed to dodd, mead and company.

Human movement potential its ideokinetic facilitation lulu. Dodd mead and companys most popular book is the empress frederick. Prior to 1976, no statement on first editions, and often subsequent printings were not noted. Pages in category dodd, mead and company books the following 52 pages are in this category, out of 52 total. They published religious books primarily until moses dodd retired in 1870, then branched out to other. The story of our navy from colonial days to the present time, new york, dodd, mead and company, c1916 page images at hathitrust. Taylor, this firm published originally religious books. Books by dodd mead and company author of a reference history of the war dodd mead and company has 85 books on goodreads with 6 ratings.