[Rarebooks] fs: Fire Department History, Ellicott City, Maryland

[Back Creek Books]

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We are pleased to offer:
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(No. 11250 )  Shipley, B. H., Jr. as told to William K. Klingaman. 
REMEMBRANCES OF PASSING DAYS: A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ELLICOTT CITY AND ITS 
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
(Virginia Beach): (Donning Company/Publishers), (1997). First printing, 
Hardcover, Quarto, 208 pages, black and white photographs, maps, illus.. 
Fine in a Near Fine Dust Jacket, Jacket in Mylar protector.
      Well-researched and written text tells the story of Ellicott City, 
Maryland and the evolution of its fire department since the late 19th 
century. Includes over 125 illustrations. Bound in green paper over boards 
with spine and upper board titled in gilt, photo-illustrated endpapers. A 
few shallow bumps to spine ends, jacket has a few faint associated edge 
wrinkles....... $50.00
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