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Near Fine. No Dust Jacket. Octavo. 392 pages including index. Light age tanning to pages. Light foxing to inside of boards. Front board is slightly more smudge than our identical listing at $95.00.

Very Good. No Dust Jacket. Light wear around edges of boards and spine. Light age tanning to pages and moderate foxing to the first 4 pages. Pages are clean. 392 pages including index. 1959.

Very Good +. Mylar Cover. Dark Blue Cloth Binding with Gilt lettering to cover and spine. Inscription done by past master of Lodge No. 6 on free page.Octavo. 251 Pages. Beautiful Volume.

Near Fine. Foxing on ends of pages, free pages, and dappling on the index where the pages have stuck together. Otherwise Fine Condition. 625 pages including index. 10 maps. Beautiful Large Book with Many Photographs.

First Edition. Signed by the Author's Son and Daughter in law. Fine with Very Good Dust Jacket and Mylar Cover. "Again the late Dr. Diehl has published a valuable church history, this time of one of the leading Presbyterian Associated Reformed churches in Rockbridge County. The story is divided into three parts valuable to both scholar and layman. The first section… Read more about this item

First Edition. Fine with Fine Dust Jacket and Mylar Cover. 429 pages with index. "Here is the first publication of the 300 year history behind this Colonial town, first settled in 1651 and founded in 1744. Hundreds of families who lived here and nearby are described, as well as their homes, shops, schools, and churches. The volume was researched for… Read more about this item

First Edition. Fine with Very Good+ Dust Jacket. 116 pages including index. From the dust jacket, "This book, an interwoven pattern of narration and description, fulfills in great measure an urgent need for an account of Virginia's alluring mountain section. Here, focused primarily upon those areas of Augusta County..."

First Edition. Fine with Very Good Dust Jacket. "Within these pages is the story of William Preston, a great American patriot, whose work, ingenuity and diplomacy saved Virginia's Allegheny frontier for the American cause. From William Preston's unpublished papers Mrs. Johnson has woven the story of the American Revolution as it involved the settlers int eh Allegheny mountains and on… Read more about this item