[Rarebooks] fs: Lincoln bibliography - Monaghan, 2 vols.

[Back Creek Books]

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We are pleased to offer:
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Monaghan, Jay. Lincoln Bibliography, 1839-1939, complete in 2 volumes 
(Collections of the Illinois State Historical Library, Volume XXXI and 
XXXII, Bibliographical Series Volume IV and V).
Springfield: Illinois State Historical Library, 1943-1945. Good to very 
good.
    Still the standard Lincoln bibliography. Bound in slate blue cloth over 
boards. Spine lettering is faded on both volumes, nearly illegible on volume 
2. A touch of fading around board edges, a few light extremity rubs, 
otherwise a clean and solid set. $75.

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