Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
This unbranded piece has a quiet charm that draws you in immediately.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
A nice touch is that this unbranded item shows its age proudly.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
You will notice that this unbranded artifact has a timeless, unbroken line.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
What stands out about this unbranded artifact is its lack of pretense.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
Buckmaster H. Let my people go. The story of the underground railroad and the growth of the Abolition Movement. New York and London. Harper & Brothers. 1941. 8° (cm. 22, 4), tt. tl. edit. with title gold on spine, pp. XII, (2), 398 with a tav. on the frontispiece, 18 ill. ft and a map at the beginning of the volume. Good example.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
Buckmaster H. Let my people go. The story of the underground railroad and the growth of the Abolition Movement. New York and London. Harper & Brothers. 1941. 8° (cm. 22, 4), tt. tl. edit. with title gold on spine, pp. XII, (2), 398 with a tav. on the frontispiece, 18 ill. ft and a map at the beginning of the volume. Good example.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
Buckmaster H. Let my people go. The story of the underground railroad and the growth of the Abolition Movement. New York and London. Harper & Brothers. 1941. 8° (cm. 22, 4), tt. tl. edit. with title gold on spine, pp. XII, (2), 398 with a tav. on the frontispiece, 18 ill. ft and a map at the beginning of the volume. Good example.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
Buckmaster H. Let my people go. The story of the underground railroad and the growth of the Abolition Movement. New York and London. Harper & Brothers. 1941. 8° (cm. 22, 4), tt. tl. edit. with title gold on spine, pp. XII, (2), 398 with a tav. on the frontispiece, 18 ill. ft and a map at the beginning of the volume. Good example.
Buckmaster H. Let My People Go. New York And London. Harper & Bros. 1941
Buckmaster H. Let my people go. The story of the underground railroad and the growth of the Abolition Movement. New York and London. Harper & Brothers. 1941. 8° (cm. 22, 4), tt. tl. edit. with title gold on spine, pp. XII, (2), 398 with a tav. on the frontispiece, 18 ill. ft and a map at the beginning of the volume. Good example.
O’Connor T. P. My Beloved South. New York And London. Putnam’s Sons. 1914.
You will appreciate how this unbranded object seems to whisper its own story.