God and home and native land: the trinity which inspires noble living in young and old
Philadelphia: The L.F. Elliott Company, 1912. Large 8vo, mixed pagings; illustrations, some photographic, throughout; bound with other canvassing titles: Fryer, Jane Eayre, The Mary Frances Cook Book, or Adventures Among the Kitchen People, [n.p.: Jane Eayre Fryer, 1912], mixed pagings, illustrations in red and black; bound with: Ellis, Edward S., Outdoor Life and Indian Stories: making open air life attractive to young Americans, [n.p.: Edward S. Ellis, 1912], mixed pagings, color illustrations throughout; bound with: Frolic and Fun for Everyone [n.p.: W.E. Scull, copyright 1902], mixed pagings, color illustration. Together in God and Home and Native Land's blue decorative cloth stamped in black, red, and blue, edges a bit worn, cloth faded; a few quires sprung, large tear to one leaf affecting text with loss of meaning; sample upper covers for each title bound in, each followed by a note printed on pink paper, "To our representatives and the public," with a description of the contents in the volume being presented. Not in OCLC. See Arbor, Zinman Canvassing Books, 1019. Item #43737
Price: $75.00
