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Seller's Description:
Very Good. 10 1/2 x 11 1/2. Signed by Author Hardcover with slipcase in a numbered and signed edition. Slipcase is in very good condition. #888 of 1500 signed by author. Full green cloth exterior with title on spine in gold. History of the building with many illustrations. Slipcase is matching green cloth and board with paste-down graphic of the building. Very good condition-unmarked, tight and clean.
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Very Good. 1998. Cloth, slipcased. Square quarto. xii & 158 pp. Illustrated. Number 1386 from a limited printing of1500 copies. Signed by the author. Negligible shelf wear to slipcase. Altogether a copy in Very Good condition. (Subject: Americana & Regional History. )
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VG (SIGNED BY AUTHOR) Forest green cloth, gilt letters on spine; in black cloth slipcase with gray paper & illus. laid on; 158 pp., many BW illus. "Recounts the effort of a member-supported library to provide for itself in the 1830s and 1840s a handsome and practical building, in a good location, at a price it could afford. With great good luck The Athenaeum of Philadelphia obtained John Notman's pure expression of the Italianate Revival Style in the urban palazzo mode that would soon become the most popular style in America. The resulting building is today hailed as a seminal structure in the history of American architecture and has been declared a National Historic Landmakr by the Secretary of the Interior." (intro) #698 of 1500 copies, SIGNED BY AUTHOR.
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VG-light general wear to wraps. Burnt orange and illustrated wraps with black and white lettering. xii, 158 pp. BW illustrations. "Recounts the effort of a member-supported library to provide for itself in the 1830s and 1840s a handsome and practical building, in a good location, at a price it could afford. With great good luck The Athenaeum of Philadelphia obtained John Notman's pure expression of the Italianate Revival Style in the urban palazzo mode that would soon become the most popular style in America. The resulting building is today hailed as a seminal structure in the history of American architecture and has been declared a National Historic Landmakr by the Secretary of the Interior." (intro) #698 of 1500 copies, SIGNED BY AUTHOR.
