Books by Edwin Atlee Barber
Total count: 50
Comparative vocabulary of Utah dialectsAuthor's edition.Government Printing Office1877-01-01
Genealogical record of the Atlee family.The descendants of Judge William Augustus Atlee and Colonel Samuel John Atlee of Lancaster County, Pa.Press of W.F. Fell & co.1884-01-01
The Museuman illustrated monthly journal, for collectors of all classes and young naturalistsVol. 1, (nos. 1-4); May-Aug., 1885.Wm. F. Fell & Co., printers1885-01-01
Genealogy of the Barber familythe descendants of Robert Barber of Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaPress of Wm. F. Fell & Co.1890-01-01
American Glassware, Old and New: A Sketch of the Glass Industry in the ...Press of Patterson & White Company1900-01-01
The pottery and porcelain of the United Statesan historical review of American ceramic art from the earliest times to the present day.2nd ed., rev. and enl., with 277 illustrations.G.P. Putnam's sons1901-01-01
Salt glazed stonewareGermany, Flanders, England and the United StatesPrinted for the Museum1906-01-01
Tin enameled potterymaiolica, delft, and other stanniferous faience.Printed for the Museum1906-01-01
Artificial soft paste porcelain, France, Italy, Spain and EnglandDoubleday, Page & Company1907-01-01
Artificial soft paste porcelainFrance, Italy, Spain and EnglandDoubleday, Page & Co.1907-01-01
Lead glazed potteryPart first (common clays): plain glazed, sgraffito and slip-decorated waresPrinted for the Museum1907-01-01
Tin enamelled potterymaiolica, delft, and other stanniferous faienceDoubleday, Page & Co.1907-01-01
Tin enamelled potterymaiolica, delft, and other stanniferous faienceDoubleday, Page & Co.1907-01-01
Tin enamelled potterymaiolica, delft, and other stanniferous faienceDoubleday, Page & Company1907-01-01
Lead glazed pottery, part first (common clays)plain glazed, sgraffito and slip-decorated waresPennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art1907-01-01
Salt glazed stoneware, Germany, Flanders, England and the United StatesDoubleday, Page & Company1907-01-01
Lead glazed pottery.Part first (common clays): plain glazed, sgraffito and slip-decorated wares.Doubleday, Page & co.1907-01-01
Artificial soft paste porcelainFrance, Italy, Spain and EnglandPrinted for the Museum1907-01-01
Hard paste porcelainPrinted for the Museum1910-01-01
Catalogue of Mexican maiolica belonging to Mrs. Robert W. De ForestHispanic Society of America1911-01-01
Spanish maiolica, in the collection of the Hispanic Society of America.Hispanic Soc. of America1915-01-01
Mexican maiolica in the collection of the Hispanic Society of America.Hispanic Soc. of Amer.1915-01-01
Spanish glass in the collection of the Hispanic Society of America.Putnam1917-01-01
Illustrated catalogue of China, pottery, porcelains and glassTo be sold at public sale December 10 and 11, 1917W.H. Pile's Sons1917-01-01
Tulip ware of the Pennsylvania-German pottersan historical sketch of the art of slip-decoration in the United StatesPrinted for the Museum1926-01-01
American GlasswareOld And NewKessinger Publishing, LLC2006-05-26