[Rarebooks] FS: 1840s American Blank Class Book with Decorated Covers of William Penn.
Joslin Hall Books & Ephemera
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Mon Nov 28 14:14:49 EST 2022
From our recent catalog “19th Century Americana: An Even Dozen”
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1840s American Blank Class Note Book with Decorated Covers of William Penn.
The front features a stirring array of printer’s ornaments and a
reproduction of the famous painting “William Penn’s Treaty with the
Indians”, with the note that the tree under which it was signed was
blown down in 1812 (actually 1810) and “A monument has lately been
erected on the memorable spot”. That monument was erected in 1827 by
the Penn Society, dating this to the 1830s or 1840s, depending on how
literally “lately” is to be taken, and allowing for successive
printings from the same blocks. The back features a helpful
multiplication table. Decorated paper covers. 6”x7.5”, 16 blank
leaves. Covers with wear and soil, crease, small hole goes through the
cover to the first leaf. Some light foxing and soil to the blank
internal leaves. [53319] $65
Some pictures ->
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