History Of The U.S from Ken Jackson

Wisconsin State Centennial Committee., 1947 Revised edition in paper covers. 14 pp. Photographs. Minor wear. Near Fine.

Tallahassee, Florida: The Diplomatic Press., 1876 First edition in hardcover without dust jacket as issued. 277 pp. Notes, bibliography, index. Minor creasing to the foredge of a few pages, light rubbing to boards, text is clean and unmarked. Very Good.

Hiram, Maine: Hiram Historical Society., 1989 First printing in stapled card covers. Signed by Mr. Cotton on the title page. 23 pp. Photographs. Bumps to corners has caused some light crimping in text. Clean and unmarked. Very Good.

Hiram, Maine: Hiram Historical Society., 1986 First printing in stapled paper covers. 33 pp. Photographs. Minor bump to top corner has caused some light crimping in text. Clean and unmarked. Very Good.

Hiram, Maine: Hiram Historical Society., 1983 First printing in stapled paper covers. Signed by Mr. Cotton on the title page. 39 pp. Bumps to corners has caused some light crimping in text. Clean and unmarked. Very Good.

Cambridge: Harvard University Press., 1964 First edition hardcover. 226 pp. Tables, footnotes, appendices, map, bibliography, index. Corner crease to bottom of one page of text. Jacket has piece missing to top of spine, light scratching. Very Good/Good.

London, England: Routledge., 1992 First printing in trade paperback. 274 pp. Maps, notes, glossary, bibliography. Minor crease to front cover, light rubbing to covers, contents fine. Very Good.

Michigan Sanilac County: Self Published, 1976 First edition in hardcover with dust jacket. Signed by Mr. Raymond and 152 pp. plus photographs. Tiny bump to the bottom corner of the front board. Jacket has some minor wear, light wrinkling to the rear panel. Near Fine/Very Good.

New York: Washington Square Press., 1970 First printing in mass market paperback. Spine has a light roll and minor crimping, some creasing to rear cover. Very Good.

New York: The Association for Psychohistory Inc., 1977 First printing in trade paperback. 156 pp. Photographs, references. Faint stamp on front cover, rubbing to both covers. Text is clean and unmarked. Very Good.

Evanston, Illinois: Regency Books., 1962 First printing in mass market paperback. Light creasing and a small tear to front cover, pages tanning. Good.

New York, NY: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Inc., 1974 First edition in hardcover with dust jacket. 298 pp. Photographs, notes, bibliography, index. Jacket has some minor rubbing, a bit of darkening to spine. Fine/Very Good.

Maine Rural Letter Carriers' Association. First printing in paper covers with spiral binding. 96 pp. Photographs. Trace of soiling to covers. Near Fine.

Helena, Montana: American and World Geographic Publishing., 1995 First printing in oversize trade paperback. 80 pp. Photographs, index. Light shelfwear. Near Fine.

Ticonderoga: Fort Mount Hope Society Press, 1975 Second printing in hardcover. Signed by Ms. Lonergan on the title page. 248 pp. Appendix, endpaper maps, illustrations, bibliography, index. Fine copy lacking the jacket.

New Haven, CT: Yale University Press., 1930 First edition in hardcover with dust jacket. From the library of author William C. Wonders with his name stamp on front pastedown and the front endpaper. 227 pp. Illustrations, maps, footnotes, index. Tiny bump to one corner, text is tanning. Jacket is price clipped with one tiny tear, tiny chips to spine ends,… Read more about this item

Rumford, Maine.: Oxford Paper Company. All in stapled paper covers. Company magazine with articles on the paper manufacturing business, company news, and social information for their employees including essays on travel, safety, history of paper making, science, etc. Minor wear. All Very Good.

Mcgraw-Hill College, 1999 New in shrinkwrap.

1803 One page handwritten document dated January 7th, 1803 at the top of the page. Reads: Mr. Vaughan, The bond of yours for the nine of the negroes last year has been due some days and the mony is now wanted therefore I wish you to send me by Mr. Grensted (?). (Something) yours, Joseph Watkins. The sheet measures 7… Read more about this item

Albany: New York Historical Association, 1934 Trade paperback format. Mr. Larrabee's essay is 17 pp. There are 135 pages in total. There is creasing, small tears, and sunning to covers, split to bottom of spine, some curling to corners. Good only.