1914 Early American Churches by Aymar Embury II Hardcover

He began his architectural practice in New York City in 1901 and taught architecture at Princeton. He authored several books on architecture, including “100 Country Houses” (1901), “The Dutch Colonial House” (1911), and “Country Houses” (1914).

1914 Early American Churches by Aymar Embury II Hardcover

He began his architectural practice in New York City in 1901 and taught architecture at Princeton. He authored several books on architecture, including “100 Country Houses” (1901), “The Dutch Colonial House” (1911), and “Country Houses” (1914).

Paris Waits 1914 by M.E. Clarke 1915 Rare 1st Ed WWI History France War Account

Paris Waits: 1914 by M.E. Clarke (1915 First Edition) Subject: WWI civilian memoir/history published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons. Exterior: Blue cloth boards with visible shelf wear and staining. Notable puncture/tear on the spine. Interior: Binding is intact. Features a vintage color bookplate for “Ednah Parker Cheney” and a 1915 owner signature. Pages are clean with light natural toning. Overall: A solid, readable first-edition copy of a niche World War I history title.

Paris Waits 1914 by M.E. Clarke 1915 Rare 1st Ed WWI History France War Account

Paris Waits: 1914 by M.E. Clarke (1915 First Edition) Subject: WWI civilian memoir/history published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons. Exterior: Blue cloth boards with visible shelf wear and staining. Notable puncture/tear on the spine. Interior: Binding is intact. Features a vintage color bookplate for “Ednah Parker Cheney” and a 1915 owner signature. Pages are clean with light natural toning. Overall: A solid, readable first-edition copy of a niche World War I history title.

Paris Waits 1914 by M.E. Clarke 1915 Rare 1st Ed WWI History France War Account

Paris Waits: 1914 by M.E. Clarke (1915 First Edition) Subject: WWI civilian memoir/history published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons. Exterior: Blue cloth boards with visible shelf wear and staining. Notable puncture/tear on the spine. Interior: Binding is intact. Features a vintage color bookplate for “Ednah Parker Cheney” and a 1915 owner signature. Pages are clean with light natural toning. Overall: A solid, readable first-edition copy of a niche World War I history title.