The “Miracle at Philadelphia” by Catherine Drinker Bowen is a vintage hardcover book from 1986 that delves into the fascinating history of the United States government and Constitution. This nonfiction novel, part of a historical series, explores the pivotal era of the 1700s and provides insightful commentary on American history. The book features a dust jacket, illustrations, and is a reprint from the American Past publisher, making it a valuable addition to any adult reader’s collection. With 346 pages, this book offers a detailed narrative of the miracle that occurred in Philadelphia.
Carlo D’Ordonez 1734-1786 A Thematic Catalog 1st ed 1978 Viennese Composer
This is a vintage hardcover book titled, Carlo D’Ordonez 1734-1786 A Thematic Catalog, 1978. About the works of a Viennese Composer. Copyright by Peter A. Brown. It is a nonfiction reference book about the Viennese composer Carlos D’ordonez (1754-1786) and contains 234 illustrated pages. The book is intended for young adults, ages 9-12, and adults interested in music. It was published in 1978 by Information Coordinators Incorporated in the United States. The book features an ex libris and is ex-library.
SIGNED A Revolution in Color John Singleton Copley By Jane Kamensky 1st Ed 2016
First edition and first printing of a 2016 book by historian Jane Kamensky. With a signed bookplate attached (see photos). In great shape. A red mark on inside of front dust jacket.
Jean-Aimar Piganiol de La Force “Nouveau voyage de France” 4.1in x 6.6in French
This is a geographical map of France written by Jean-Aimar Piganiol de La Force, a French historical geographer active in the first half of the 18th century. This is the 1780 edition of a number of editions.