Pages that link to "Property:P18"
The following pages link to Copyright Renewals Records ID (P18):
Displayed 50 items.
- Two years (Q29860) (← links)
- Toni of Grand Isle (Q29861) (← links)
- New York is everybody's town, by Mary Margaret McBride and Helen Josephy Robeson. Drawings by Margaret Freeman (Q29862) (← links)
- Junior drill pad, book 2 (Q29863) (← links)
- THE NEW YORK TIMES INDEX. v.19, no. 6, Jun31 (Q29864) (← links)
- The colonial background of the American Revolution; four essays in American colonial history. Rev. ed (Q29865) (← links)
- Teacher's guide to Junior drill pad. Book 1-2 (Q29866) (← links)
- Stories of love, courage and compassion (Q29867) (← links)
- Times and tendencies (Q29868) (← links)
- Modern British poetry; a critical anthology. 3d rev. ed (Q29869) (← links)
- Cosima Wagner. Vol. 1-2. on translation & introd (Q29870) (← links)
- Christian theology, systematic and Biblical (Q29871) (← links)
- Dark star of Itza; the story of a pagan princess (Q29872) (← links)
- The son avenger (Q29873) (← links)
- Liebfrauenminne, ein Pilgergang durch das Marienleben (Q29874) (← links)
- Early moon (Q29875) (← links)
- The South Foreland murder (Q29876) (← links)
- How to conduct a love affair (Q29877) (← links)
- There ought to be a law and other stories (Q29878) (← links)
- More to and again (Q29879) (← links)
- Boccaccio, lover and chronicler of love (Q29880) (← links)
- Au soir de Port-Royal (Q29881) (← links)
- The Christopher Robin birthday book. on compilation (Q29882) (← links)
- Making men happy with jams & jellies (Q29883) (← links)
- Enter the Saint (Q29884) (← links)
- Picture book of Mother Goose (Q29885) (← links)
- William Oifford, Tory satirist, critic and editor (Q29886) (← links)
- Mais le temps passe (Q29887) (← links)
- La fin de Madame Maillart (Q29888) (← links)
- 7 to 7. Pictures by Margaret Freeman (Q29889) (← links)
- L'image (Q29890) (← links)
- Madame Maillart (Q29891) (← links)
- An outline of chemistry (Q29892) (← links)
- Les trains (Q29893) (← links)
- Why do we need music, anyway (Q29894) (← links)
- Scotch; or, It's smart to be thrifty. Edited by P. Gregory Hartswick (Q29895) (← links)
- Deja! Ah! Deja! (Q29896) (← links)
- Private lessons versus class lessons (Q29897) (← links)
- Notre maison, par Blanche Caramel, pseud (Q29898) (← links)
- Instructions for using Singer sewing machines of classes 51W and 52W (except 51W54-51W59, 52W12-52W13, 52W15 and 52W20) Form 863W, reissue October 1930. on new illus (Q29899) (← links)
- A happy home (Q29900) (← links)
- Illustrated magic. With an introd. by Fulton Oursler and an unpublished chapter by the late Harry Kellar. Translated and edited by J. B. Mussey and Fulton Oursler (Q29901) (← links)
- Machine sewing, form 1876. Rev. June 1930. on new illus. & text (Q29902) (← links)
- Samson and Delilah (Q29903) (← links)
- America on stone (Q29904) (← links)
- List of parts for Singer universal power tables (steel construction) for the Singer electric transmitter and low shaft power tables (475 R.P.M.) With Improved transmitters, form 18464, September 1930. on new plates (Q29905) (← links)
- Old houses in Princess Anne, Virginia (Q29906) (← links)
- Lyric religion (Q29907) (← links)
- List of parts for motors (only) for electric transmitters S. A. 1800 series, motors for stop motion machines and electric transmitters, S. A. 1900 series, motors, form 18471. September 1930. on new plates (Q29908) (← links)
- The mammoth cross word puzzle book (Q29909) (← links)