Government & Politics from Old Books and Such, LLC

An American lawyer, orator, and politician, William Jennings Bryan ran for President of the United States three times. In 1896 he lost to the Republican nominee, William McKinley, again in 1900 he was the nominee and again lost to McKinley. In the 1908 presidential election he was defeated by Roosevelt's chosen successor, William Howard Taft. This book includes "an interesting… Read more about this item

Decorative, matt, unclipped dustjacket is in very good condition except for sun fading to the spine, some darkening along the front top and a small rubbing blemish to front lower. Hardbound white, color textured boards are in excellent condition with no wear or blemishes. The spine with gold gilt text and is also in excellent condition with no wear to… Read more about this item

Decorative matt cardstock slipcase has sample illustration in brown with pale blue title on the front cover. Rear cover has an illustration and the CBS studio and address in brown text. Slipcase has some age-related foxing to the top and front edge, a small blemish in the bottom left corner and some small dots staining the lower part of the… Read more about this item

Raised four band spine is holding leather boards barely attached with cracking along the front and back boards as they are attached to the spine making it a very fragile book. Title plate on spine in red gloss with gold gilt, published date in black in third band. Leather boards show smudges, edgewear and bumping/wear to all four corners. Text… Read more about this item