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Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Good with no dust jacket. 1930. Hardcover. Green embossed faux leather (buckram? ) .

1930. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Very Good. No Jacket Signed by Illustrator(s) Very Good+ with slight shelf wear/No DJ. Hardback, 1930, First Edition. Full-Leather, 8vo-over 7 3/4-9 3/4 tall. National Patron of Honor Edition, registered in the name of William Dow Hamm, Jr. and Richard Berry Hamm and SIGNED by the National Commander. Full green leather with gold printing. *On shelf.

Chicago: Department of Rehabilitation, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, 1930 Contributing Editors: William Kenneth Boyd, Edgar Dawson, William Scott Ferguson, et al. 5,215 pp, 2,300 illustrations, and 231charts and maps (the set). Complete 10 volume set of the National Patron of Honor Edition. Registered to Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Salisbury. Signed on the right dedication page of volume 1 by Herman H. Weimert, National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Set is complete in 10 volumes. Clean, ivory w/a.e. tanned, some foxed, and tight. Full leather, with minor flaking to Vol 1 front joint, sm tear to head of Vol VII. Green boards with ornate and beautiful gilt artwork to front cover, gilt decoration and lettering to spine. Beautifully illustrated end papers of the history of man through time. Top edge gilt. This set provides a unique snapshot into the world's history and into the thinking of American veterans at the end of the first World War, optimistically thought… Read More

Chicago: Department of Rehabilitation/Disabled American Veterans of the World War, 1933. The Unknown Soldier edition. Hardcover. Very good+. Ten volume complete set! This no. 337 and signed by National Commander Volney P. Mooney Jr.! Gilt stamped blue full leather boards, octavos, illustrated in b&w and some color fold out maps. Books have mild wear to spine ends and corners, front joint of first volume has a bit more wear than the other volumes, bindings tight, texts clean and unmarked, with toning to edges of endpapers, handsome gilt to edges of blocks have a little bit of dusting and spotting. THIS LARGE, HEAVY SET WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL SHIPPING FEES.

Leather Bound. SIGNED. Very Good.

Chicago: Department of Rehabilitation, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, 1930 Contributing Editors: William Kenneth Boyd, Edgar Dawson, William Scott Ferguson, et al. 5,215 pp, 2,300 illustrations, and 231charts and maps (the set). Complete 10 volume set of the National Patron of Honor Edition. Not registered to a specific patron. Signed on the right dedication page of volume 1 by Herman H. Weimert, National Commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Collection is complete, condition is Fine, all volumes. Clean, bright, and tight. Very minor darkening to leaf edges. Full leather, with no cracking. Green boards with ornate and beautiful gilt artwork to front cover, gilt decoration and lettering to spine. Beautifully illustrated end papers of the history of man through time. Top edge gilt. All text, as well as numerous illustrations and maps are in fine condition. A complete and fine set of a scarce collection. This set provides a unique snapshot into the world's… Read More

Chicago: Department of Rehabilitation, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, 1930-31. The Unknown Soldier Edition, prepared for "National Patrons of Honor." (This is copy #604, "especially prepared for Mrs. Eli K. Robinson."). 229 x 156 mm. (9 x 6 1/8"). 10 volumes.. REMARKABLY FINE PUBLISHER'S DELUXE BLACK PEBBLE-GRAIN MOROCCO, ORNATELY GILT, front covers with decorative gilt-rule border enclosing elaborate floral rococo-style frame, the frame around a central medallion featuring a knight's plumed helmet; raised bands, gilt compartments elegantly decorated with volutes and small floral tools, gilt titling, gilt turn-ins with curling floral rolls, sky blue pictorial endpapers, all edges gilt. With more than 2,000 illustrations, including more than 200 maps and charts; 53 images in color. ◆Perhaps a trivial imperfection somewhere, but essentially IN AS-NEW CONDITION, AN AMAZINGLY WELL-PRESERVED SET, virtually as it was delivered to its original owner. These profusely illustrated volumes… Read More