**Please note: this book is printed on-demand and takes 10-15 days to ship. A tracking number is uploaded to your order the moment the book ships. Please feel free to message me with any questions and rest assured all orders ship within 10-15 days.** Own three of the most popular World War II “Victory Garden” Guides in this single paperback edition, printed in color and made from high resolution scans of the original United States Government booklets. This is a brand new softcover reprint combining all three vintage books into one edition (this is NOT a vintage item). These are the three most popular “Victory Garden” guides from the second world war era. Inside you will find a reprint of the following three books: 1) The Victory Garden Guide: A 32-page pamphlet published in 1943 by the United States Government to instruct Americans how to set up and maintain a Victory Garden and “make backyard gardening easy.” 2) Guide for Planning the Local Victory Garden Program: A 15-page pamphlet published in 1942 by the United States Office of Civilian Defense, which introduces best leadership practices to local communities who wish to maintain Victory Gardens 3) The Victory Garden Leader’s Handbook: A 21-page pamphlet published in 1943 by the United States Department of Agriculture, which “offers suggestions to those who are leading the great drive to Victory Gardens, and points out certain things to watch out for, common errors which waste seed, fertilizer, land and labor, and therefore must be carefully avoided in wartime.” All three pamphlets have been combined into a single softcover book, which is printed in high resolution and full color, displaying the contents these World War Two pamphlets exactly as they would have appeared in the 1940s. These books are PRINTED IN THE USA.
Dictionary Of United States History 1897 By J Franklin Jameson
The product is the 8th edition volume 1 of “Give Me Liberty: An American History” by authors Eric Foner, Kathleen Duval, and Lisa McGirr. Published by Norton & Company, this textbook covers the history of the United States in a trade paperback format, measuring 9.3 inches in length, 6.2 inches in width, and 1 inch in height. With a total of 776 pages, this textbook provides a comprehensive look at American history in English language, making it a valuable resource for students and educators interested in the subject.
The 2025 edition includes Larger, easier‑to‑read text. This Large Print format is ideal for collectors who prefer enhanced readability without sacrificing detail. New research and expanded historical notes.
Used textbook that has been used but has plenty of life left. There may be light writing and / or highlighting in the book, but I flipped through a few times and didn’t notice any.
Slave Songs of the United States, USA, Applewood Books, Paperback Originally published in 1867, the book is a collection of songs of African-American slaves. A few of the songs were written after the emancipation, but all were inspired by it.
Inside the front cover we have the bookplate of Phineas Janney Jr, stating that it was bequeathed to him by his uncle Phineas Janney, and his aunt Sarah S. Janney 1852-3. Phineas and Sarah were Quakers who lived in Virginia, and the two dates refer to their dates of death.
PUBLISHER: Gryphon Editions. THIS BOOK HAS BEEN PERSONALLY SIGNED BY GORDON S. WOOD. AUTHOR:Gordon S. Wood.
Massive antique 1905 ledger by Howard R. Rohn of Garfield, Berks Co. This self-published first edition ledger is a unique and personalized piece. This ledger has only a few pages filled in. It is a valuable addition to any collection of antiquarian and collectible books and magazines.
Federal Reporter and Federal Supplemen Law Books These books are in very good condition I try and keep the books in order (ie if you order 10, I try and ship #281 to 290, ect). If you order more than 20, they may be broken up in groups of 10 (ir 541 to 550, 701 to 710, ect) Feel free to message with any questions. I will work on getting more info and pictures up on this listing. Shipping is free through USPS media mail or possibly FedEx if feasible