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The book edition not specified.
The book has some edge wear, along spine and scuffing on the cover's surface.
The book has color-illustrated boards showing Capitol Building in muted colors on front, park scene on backwhite cloth spine with gilt lettering.
This volime contains a plethora of excellent color & b&w pencil and colored pencil sketches of sites around Washington D.C. The artwork depicts historical sites and cultural riches of Washington D.C.

This volume has a tan cloth book cover with "EBB" in script on front cover. No dust jacket. There are no markings on the book cover or pages. The book pages are decorated with many initials by Valenti Angelo throughout.
This volume is printed by The Heritage Press for the George May Companies, Inc.
On the 4th cover page there is "A NOTE ON THE TEXT. The present text is reprinted from that of the fourth edition of POEMS by Elizabeth Browning published by Chapman and Hall in 1856. This was the last edition published in this author's life-time, and it contains her final revisions; the sonnet now numbered XLII was included in the series for the first time."

Excellent b/w photos of South Florida wilderness.Thebook, coverand dust jacket are in very good+ condition.THE pages are all clear and unmarked.

No signs of wear and no markings on pages

The pages are clear and not marred in any way. In addition to black and white drawings theree are tipped in colour plates. The binding os tight and the book cover is clean and undamaged. The dust jackethas is clean but has some discoloration, tears that have been repaired. The dusr jacket is protected bt a plastic cover.

15.75he book showcases a historic perspective on what life was like on Buffalo's Main Street at the beginning of the 20th century. The vintage postcard show downtown Buffalo as a modern and bustl;ing metropolitan urban center in that time period.
There are a few discolorations on the top right front corner of the book corner.

No marking to text or book cover. The Spine has mildly chipped edges, board cober is also lightly rubbed and the pages a bit tanned.
There is a previous written owner inscription dated 1917 from Albany, New York. It is on the back of the front cover.

Good condition No Jacket. Chipped ends,. Slightly discolored on back cover.board. Pages are lightly tanned, Pages are lean and inmarked/ There is a owner inscription dated 1917, The first couple pages aretarnished - looks like a paper clip might have been attached and stained pages. The rest of tghe book is not effected by this.tidy.

Original full cloth binding. Original dust jacket.
The dust jacket is Chipped and Worn. Has past owner's name on front fly leaf.
Number 20 of the Bampton Lectures in America delivered at Columbia University.
Inthis written form of his 1978 Bampton lecture the author Jacob Bronowski discusses his views on the lessening of magic and the rise of science and and other artsduring the Renaissance, and the more recent resurgence of pseudoscience.

The cover, pages and text are all unmarked. Photographs are by Harry Burton
This item was published at the time on the of the first American exhibition.
This photo-illustrated book and background story is about about a great archeological Egyptian find, that is, the tomb of and mummy of Tutankhamun.

Stated first edition. A great, Solid and tightly bound, Minimal internal and external wear and use and light shelf wear. Crisp pages, clean text.