Samuel Christian / Condensed History of Rehoboth M E Church Frankford Signed 1st
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Samuel Christian / Condensed History of Rehoboth M E Church Frankford Signed 1st. A Condensed History of Rehoboth M. E. Church, Frankford, Philadelphia, PA 1829-1904. Title: A Condensed History of Rehoboth M. E. Church, Frankford, Philadelphia, PA 1829-1904. Publication: Frankford, Philadelphia: H. S. Adams, 1904. A Condensed History of Rehoboth M. E. Church, Frankford, Philadelphia, PA 1829-1904 Author: Christian, Samuel, John Walton, Jefferson Justice, et al. Title: A Condensed History of Rehoboth M. E. Church, Frankford, Philadelphia, PA 1829-1904 Publication: Frankford, Philadelphia: H. S. Adams, 1904 Description: Hard Cover. Very Good binding. 12mo. 186 pp., frontis, illus. First edition. Inscribed (upside down) by Jefferson Justice on the rear free endpaper. As issued, in publisher's cloth; full-page in-text portraits throughout. Generally clean copy of this local history. It is inscribed by Justice to Mary F. Lathrop, the first woman to be admitted to the Colorado Bar and at the time one of only two in the American Bar Association. Seller ID: 9752 Subject: Americana Michael Pyron, Bookseller, ABAA/ILAB A bookseller for twenty five years, I offer a general stock with an emphasis in artist's books, design bindings, & private press as well as Americana broadly defined with particular focus in the American Civil War. I take pride in my high level of customer service; if you aren't satisfied with either the book or the service you've received, please let me know about it so I can make it right. Terms All order are shipped with 1 business day upon receipt of payment. The standard shipping method is USPS Media Mail but Priority Mail or UPS shipping is available. Please inquire before payment if you'd like the invoice adjusted to account for a different shipping method. I will accept returns for any reason within 30 days so long as the book or item is returned in the same condition in which it was sent. This listing was created by Bibliopolis.
