New York As Washington Knew it after the Revolution

$ 79.2

Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons Pages: 92 Binding: Hardcover Defects: Minor tanning to spine. Special Attributes: Limited Edition Features: Paper vellum over boards, lettered in gilt, teg. Frontis, portrait engraving of Washington over a view of the "Long Room", in Fraunces' Tavern; tissue guards laid in. Bookplate of, Charles Walker Andrews on front pastedown. One of 135 copies on, French hand-made paper. Illustrations designed and engraved by, Sidney L. Smith, including head and tail pieces, vignettes, a, plan of New York City in 1780, etc. Book Title: New York As Washington Knew it after the Revolution Format: Hardcover Language: English Country of Origin: United States Publication Year: 1905 Place Published: New York Cover: Hardcover Author: Andrews, William Loring Year Printed: 1905 Edition: Limited Edition Book Condition: Near Fine Place of Publication: New York

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New York As Washington Knew it after the Revolution. The product is a limited edition hardcover book titled "New York As Washington Knew it after the Revolution" by William Loring Andrews, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York in 1905. The book features a plan of New York City in 1780, as well as various illustrations designed and engraved by Charles Walker Andrews and others. It includes a portrait engraving of Washington over a view of the "Long Room" in Fraunces' Tavern, with tissue guards laid in. The book is one of 135 copies on paper vellum over boards, lettered in gilt, with a frontispiece and French hand-made paper. The product is a limited edition hardcover book titled "New York As Washington Knew it after the Revolution" by William Loring Andrews, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York in 1905. The book features a plan of New York City in 1780, as well as various illustrations designed and engraved by Charles Walker Andrews and others. It includes a portrait engraving of Washington over a view of the "Long Room" in Fraunces' Tavern, with tissue guards laid in. The book is one of 135 copies on paper vellum over boards, lettered in gilt, with a frontispiece and French hand-made paper.