Search Results: Atlas and Maps from Friends of the Cazenovia Public Library

2005 hardcover as pictured. A handsome book reviewing the pre-European contact history of the Adirondack region, early white settlement there and how the Adirondacks came to their name. Includes many contemporary reports, a section with beautiful reproductions of early maps, an extensive bibliography and index. Binding is firm. Pictorial covers are clean with only slight shelf wear aside from bumped lower corners. Text, printed on art paper, is clean and unmarked. No dust jacket. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s OE4

1867 quarter bound hardcover as pictured. Binding is intact but loose. Brown pictorial boards are scuffed and very worn. Green leather spine is worn and torn at head and tail with a piece missing at bottom. Both hinges have been reinforced with cloth tape. Despite this the from board is lifting away from the text block. All maps are present. One page is detached from signature. Text is age tanned, many pages are mottled. A few pages have pencil notations, a few have worn and chipped fore edges. An interesting look at the mid 19th century map of the world. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s (O-above F)

1939 hardcover as pictured. Binding is intact but loose. Both hinges partially cracked. Red cloth boards with black stamping are soiled and worn. Writing and bookseller's sticker on FFEP. 64 pages of full color maps printed on what appears to be acid free paper. Three maps of France, Spain and Italy have been marked with pencil. The remainder appear clean, bright and unmarked. An interesting picture of pre world war II political geography. No dust jacket. Your purchase helps support our small public library. sF-top