By Major Jed Hotchkiss. From the Dust Jacket, “Major Hotchkiss has written a moving and detailed history of the State that was the major battleground of the Civil War, and of Richmond, its capital, which was also the capital of the Confederacy….
Nice, vibrant colors. No musty odor. The magic of Herge's work really shines. Overall, a very nice first edition. Interior binding is also nice. End papers are a touch loose at the center. Small, light pencil writing (see photos) in a couple spots on the end papers.
The Holiest of All. Your item will be carefully cushioned in bubble wrap and securely boxed. Light creasing on spine. Faint stains on the top exterior edge of textblock. Minor rubbing and few minor smudges on the covers.
This sale is for a 1960 copy of The Gold Cook Book by Chef Louis P. De Gouy.
(AS OF JAN. 2026). There is blacked out writing on inside front cover but no other writing and No torn pages.
The product is a 1960 book titled "What Is A Season?" by Gene Darby. This book explores the concept of seasons and provides insights and information on different aspects of nature and the world during each season. With a publication year of 1960, readers can expect a glimpse into the thoughts and perspectives of the author during that time period, offering a unique perspective on seasonal changes and phenomena. Pls see photos