BOSTON & THE BOSTON LEGEND LUCIUS BEEBE 1ST E H SUYDAM SIGNED TWICE NEAR FINE

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SIGNED TWICE ON THE HALF TITLE PAGE BY ILLUSTRATOR E.H. SUYDAM. HAS THE REQUIRED NUMBER "1" ON LAST PAGE TO SIGNIFY A FIRST PRINTING FOR APPLETON.
BOOK IS NEAR FINE WITH PAGE TONING AND THE MOST MINIMAL EDGE RUBBING. HEAVIER TONING TO PICTURED END PAPERS AND HALF TITLE PAGE BUT OTHERWISE NO ISSUES. DUST JACKET IS COMPLETE WITH PRICE. TONING TO THE JACKET WITH EDGE NICKS ALONG TOP AND BOTTOM
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