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THE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA AND REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR THE YEAR 1866

by (americana)

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NY 1869. Volume VI of this series. Sm.4to., 795pp., frontis plate, a few text illustrations and plates, rebound in later buckram. Institution name stamps on fore-edges. Residue of label on spine, small number stamp at lower margin of one page. Good, inner hinges cracked. .
  • Bookseller: Xerxesbooks US (US)
  • Bookseller Inventory #: a46214
  • Title: THE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA AND REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR THE YEAR 1866
  • Author: (americana)
  • Book condition: Used
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Keywords: americana, encyclopedia
  • Bookseller catalogs: americana, encyclopedia;

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