FORBES, MRS IDA B (5 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. Fair hardcover. No DJ. Text unmarked. Slightly tanned. One page is loose but present. Covers show heavy edge wear with rubbing/scuffing and bumped corners. Bend on rear cover. Spine edge tearing. Previous owner's writing on end papers. Hinges cracked and loose.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day!.

Pictorial Hard Cover. Etat : Good. Edwin Forbes (illustrateur). The spine strip is brown cloth. The boards have four, browntone illustrations. 157 pages; 10 chapters; 15 plates of browntone illustrations; numerous, in-text, b/w illustrations. The front pastedown has a small, store label, a small book plate, and a gift inscription dated Christmas 1888. The back pastedown has a 1 in. x 3/8 in. chip. The spine strip's ends are frayed, and the letters are dim. The boards have numerous scratches; most are dent lines and are not through the paper. The boards' edges are rubbed through to the board. The back board has four small scrapes. The endpapers' folds are split. The text block ends have darkened. The pages have sparse, fingerprint soiling.

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. Edwin Forbes (Ninety-six etchings) (illustrateur). The pictorial hardbound binding shows General Sherman standing next to a cannon on the front cover. The binding is worn along the edges of the boards and the cloth spine is worn. The pages are tight and free of underlining or other marks. There are smudges here and there, probably from dirty fingers. Name in ink on the front flyleaf. No odor.

Etat : Collectible. Edwin Forbes (illustrateur). FIRST. nFINE. SUPERB HIGH GRADE 1886 CONDITION BOOK. Illustrated front and rear boards in brown and tan. Maroon cloth spine with deep embossed ornate titling. We - as adults - take for granted the detailed historical books discussing battles, tactics, political intrigues. social ideologies and the depths of leadership on both sides of America's seminal historical event that solidified the nation conceived in 1776. What we overlook is the passing along of our national memory to future generations. We don't just wait for youth to grow up and then tell them the tales and stories of dedication and devotion by their forebears. We talk about at the first opportunity so they grow up appreciating what their parents and grandparents did to make out great country. In 1886 this notion wasn't just a literary notion, but an absolute physical reality. Families were absent fathers, grandfathers, brothers, mothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins or real and of recent memory. So to explain all this, the stories needed to be told to the new children - unborn when the struggle occurred but important to their young new lives none the less. The simple language and nearly 100 detailed illustrations of this book conveyed this important knowledge to a new generation ready to learn and understand what happened - in no candy-coated terms. Life, death, dedication and years of warring. This copy is in incredible surviving condition, with the cover boards images in almost original condiiton, no crayoning, pencilling, torn pages or other erosions internally typically seen in 'children's' books and toys of this age - 124 years since publication (at date of linternet listing 2010). A rare (post) Civil War memento for the collector of USA historical childrens material. Front illustration is Sherman posed by a cannon at an artillery battery. Rear illustrations - sniper behind a tree, a cavalryman astride his mount, a cannon casson pulled by six horses - 3 mounted - running at-speed. [B45-217].

Good condition. Some staining throughout. 96 etchings by Edwin Forbes. "In words of one syllable." 157 pages.