Antique (1856) First Edition Putnam's Monthly Magazine Vol VII - Literary Periodical.
Established in 1853 by George Palmer Putnam, it was intended to champion American authorship and thought, distinguishing itself from magazines that reprinted British works. It featured American literature, as well as articles on science, art, and politics, reflecting a broad range of mid-19th-century intellectual interests.
This is a beautiful Victorian Era book with all the marbling - page Edges, boards, and end papers. There is distress to the cover and spine. Cracking on the spine is appearing at the hinges but binding is tight. There is foxing present on the pages. Handwritten Inscription from 1857 inside.
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Antique (1856) First Edition Putnam's Monthly Magazine Vol VII - Literary Periodical.
Established in 1853 by George Palmer Putnam, it was intended to champion American authorship and thought, distinguishing itself from magazines that reprinted British works. It featured American literature, as well as articles on science, art, and politics, reflecting a broad range of mid-19th-century intellectual interests.
This is a beautiful Victorian Era book with all the marbling - page Edges, boards, and end papers. There is distress to the cover and spine. Cracking on the spine is appearing at the hinges but binding is tight. There is foxing present on the pages. Handwritten Inscription from 1857 inside.
Price Includes Shipping.
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