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THE HISTORY OF ARLINGTON: WHERE AMERICA'S SONS OF VALOR SLEEP (1929) Booklet
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Unspecified by seller, may be new. |
Binding: |
Softcover, Wraps |
Special Attributes: |
1st Edition |
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Does not apply |
Year Printed: |
1929 |
Origin: |
American |
Country/Region of Manufacture: |
United States |
Original/Facsimile: |
Original |
Subject: |
History |
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“See item description” |
Topic: |
Arlington Cemetary |
Author: |
Enoch Aquila Chase |
Publisher: |
National Art Service Co., Inc. |
Illustrator: |
Frances K. MacNerhany |
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40% off w/ $100.00 spent |
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Item number: |
1317228616 |
Item description
THE HISTORY OF ARLINGTON (Where America's Sons Of Valor Sleep)
By Enoch Aquila Chase
Copyright 1929, National Art Service Co., Inc., Washington, D.C.
6" x 9", 32 page staple-bound booklet covered in its original glassine wrapper. A history of Arlington National Cemetery from its 18th-century roots as part of the Arlington Estate--which belonged to relatives of Martha Washington, and was the place where Mary Custis (Mrs. Robert E. Lee) lived and was married-- through its capture by Union forces in 1861 and eventual sale to the US government in 1883. Illustrated with 8 pencil sketches by Francis K. MacNerhany.
The item is complete and in GOOD - VERY GOOD condition with some wear to the cover edges and glassine wrapper.
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