Exceptionally hard to find Susan Warner publication. First edition with six pages of publisher's ads following text, dated "Jan., 1865." Bit of tenderness at the front hinge, but a generally sturdy original brown cloth binding. Spine cloth shows heavy wear with several chips (see image). A few loose pieces of spine cloth have been secured with archivally sound bookbinder's glue. Light internal soil with some margin dampstaining. Fully legible and complete. Heavier discoloration to front end papers.
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The Flemish School of Painting (Cassell & Company's Fine Art Library)
Attractive decorative Victorian binding. Hardcover in blue cloth with gilt lettering plus red and black decoration. Pages mildly tanned but otherwise clean. Sturdy. Cover wear with some discoloration, plus fraying at corners and spine ends.
Robb's Family Physician: Being a Concise and Comprehensive Treatise on Diseases as They Occur in Every-Day Life.
Attractive Victorian era hardcover binding. Sturdy. Cover wear with fraying at spine ends. Moderate foxing and age discoloration. Decorative end papers and marbled closed edges. Illustrated throughout. Mild mustiness. Previous owner's bookplate. Interestingly co-authored by a woman doctor of the 19th century.
The Old Deal and the New
Sturdy hardcover copy. Light tanning to pages. Otherwise clean interior. Blank front end paper removed. Light cover wear and spine fading.
The Elements of Astronomy: for Colleges, Schools, and Private Students.
Hardcover with leather spine. Wear at spine ends and corners. Light interior soil and tanning. Sturdy, legible and complete.
Memoir of Sarah B. Judson, Member of the American Mission to Burmah
Attractive middle 19th century publication. Hardcover. Bound in brown cloth with gilt stamped lettering and decoration on front cover and spine. Spine slant. Binding a bit delicate. Exterior wear heavier at corners and spine ends. Light to moderate foxing and soil. Memoir, more than 150 years old, of a woman traveler and adventurer, and the adversities she and her family faced far from home.
Polly Sees the World at War
Fourth in a series of books about Polly Pendleton. This copy is sturdy, legible, and complete. It shows light soil to its text. Its spine is sunned. Its front cover is bowed. Good to good plus condition over all. Illustrated with four b/w full page plates.
KNIFE ALBUM
Photos. Interior clean and bright. Photos and drawings. Light cover and edgewear. A few brown spots to closed edges and rear cover. Looks a bit like shoe polish.
Legacy in Lace
Covers clean. Binding sturdy. Light tanning to text pages. Original jacket present and complete with light soil and short tears. Signed and dated by author.
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