HHISIII
One of the Regulars
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I have a few early 20th century books for sale of varying interests. Shipping will be actual cost, via USPS or FedEx. All prices are OBO.
History of the United States for Elementary Grades by William H. Sadlier.
The copyright is 1915, there are various names written into the cover and wear one would expect of a school book nearly 100 years old.
Asking $15
Abraham Lincoln: A Play By John Drinkwater.
This is a Houghton Mifflin publication with a 1919 copyright. Again there is a name written into the inside cover and some wear expected of a 90 year old book that would have been used heavily. Overall very nice shape, the pages are all crisp.
Asking $15
In Freedom's Cause by GA Henty. This is published by Hurst & co with no copyright. There is a barely legible scrawling, what I could make out is an 18. It COULD be the date, but based on the paper and binding style, that looks a little young to my eye. I would place it much closer to the turn of the century. There is significant cosmetic wear on the covers and binding, but a remarkable amount of the original coloration is still present. The pages are all very crisp. Despite the wear, this is one that most would not hesitate to display on their shelves.
Asking $15
History of the United States for Elementary Grades by William H. Sadlier.
The copyright is 1915, there are various names written into the cover and wear one would expect of a school book nearly 100 years old.
Asking $15
Abraham Lincoln: A Play By John Drinkwater.
This is a Houghton Mifflin publication with a 1919 copyright. Again there is a name written into the inside cover and some wear expected of a 90 year old book that would have been used heavily. Overall very nice shape, the pages are all crisp.
Asking $15
In Freedom's Cause by GA Henty. This is published by Hurst & co with no copyright. There is a barely legible scrawling, what I could make out is an 18. It COULD be the date, but based on the paper and binding style, that looks a little young to my eye. I would place it much closer to the turn of the century. There is significant cosmetic wear on the covers and binding, but a remarkable amount of the original coloration is still present. The pages are all very crisp. Despite the wear, this is one that most would not hesitate to display on their shelves.
Asking $15
