An Illustrated Guide to the North Shore of Massachusetts Bay. 13th Edition.
by Hill, Benj. D.; Nevins, Winfield S
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Salem, MA: North Shore Publishing Co., 1891.. 12mo. 119 pp. Soft, stapled wraps. Fair with missing front cover and fold-out map, staining and toning along pages and edgewear from use. Includes black and white plates. Name of previous owner inscribed in ink on title page. 13th edition.
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- Title
- An Illustrated Guide to the North Shore of Massachusetts Bay. 13th Edition.
- Author
- Hill, Benj. D.; Nevins, Winfield S
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Salem, MA: North Shore Publishing Co., 1891.
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