Most surviors show the ravages of time and handling due to their fragile nature
thus allowing for all other early Munster Latin text maps to thus be positively identified as arising from a particular printing decade
The visual presentation is unique to the era and this type of printed newsprint image using methods and machinery now long vanished and extinct
all remain acceptable and nice looking examples
or institution would be happy to possess
New Hampshire 1823 State Gazetteer 8 engraved views fine leather book Austro-Hungarian Most surviors show the ravagesShort video captures condition much better than words. Please watch prior to purchase to ensure a clear understanding of the book. A Gazetteer of the State of New Hampshire, Embellished with an Accurate Map of the State, and Several Other Engravings by Able Brown, by John Farmer and Jacob B. Moore. Published 1823, Concord, New Hampshire by Jacob B. Moore. 270 pages. Eight engraved plates, no state map. Period mottled leather binding, spine gilt