Tirolensium principum comitum ab an. Virg. partus M.CC.XXIC usq[ue] ad ann. M.D.IC genuinae eicones, singulor. insignia, quorundam emblemata ... coelatura ac officina Dominicj Custodis ... Cum epigram[m]atis et breuib. ad singulos prr. comm Eulogijs Marci Henningi ...

CCBE S. XVI, H, 136

Ann Arbor city directories.

Some volumes include directories for Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County. See holdings for details.

Memoir and correspondence of Mrs. Mary Ann Odiorne Clark,

Mode of access: Internet.

Memoirs of Rev. Benjamin C. Cutler, D.D. late rector of St. Ann's church, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Mode of access: Internet.

Ann Arbor tales /

Title in blue within colored ornamental border.

Harrison, Waples and allied families; being the ancestry of George Leib Harrison of Philadelphia and of his wife Sarah Ann Waples,

"One hundred copies of this book have been printed on Whatman's hand-made paper and one on vellum. This is number 23."

Ann Arbor Township building code.

Includes index.

Kenteliou euz ann aviel : a vez kanet pe lennet enn oferenn d'ar zuliou ha d'ar goueliou brasa epad ar bloaz /

Mode of access: Internet.

Almanach des modes : suivi de l'Annuaire des modes : Quatrième annʹee.

Col. illus. t.p.

The adventures of Ann; stories of colonial times,

BAL 6313.

In colonial times; the adventures of Ann, the bound girl of Samuel Wales, of Braintree, in the Province of Massachusetts Bay.

Publishers' advertisement: [8] p. at end.

Sacrosancti et oecumenici Concilii Tridentini : sub Paulo III, Julio III, Paulo IV ... celebrati : canones et decreta iuxta exemplar Romae editum Ann. MDLXIV /

Mode of access: Internet.

Antonii Scarpa ... Oratio De promouendis anatomicarum administrationum rationibus ad tyrones : habita in Audit. Magno Archigymn. quum trad. anatom. munus publ. auspicaretur, VI. cal. Decemb. ann. MDCCLXXXIII

ICCU,

The illustration of books; a manual for the use of students, notes for a course of lectures at the Slade School, University College,

"Some of these lectures were printed in the 'Art journal'."

Ann Morgan's love; a pedestrian poem.

Mode of access: Internet.