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Antique (1899) The Bench And bar of Illinois : Historical And Reminiscent Edited by John M. Palmer - Illustrated, Complete.
Antique (1899) The Bench And bar of Illinois : Historical And Reminiscent Edited by John M. Palmer - Illustrated, Complete.
Complete two-volume antique set. John McAuley Palmer (1817-1900), a prominent Illinois lawyer, Civil War Union general, former Governor of Illinois, and U.S. Senator. Published in Chicago by The Lewis Publishing Company in 1899. This comprehensive historical reference features contributions from leading members of the Illinois legal profession. Documents the history of the state's court system and includes hundreds of biographical sketches and engraved portraits of notable Illinois judges and attorneys.
Victorian Era Book Set. Significant spine splitting on volume 1, book intact. Foxing + discoloration present on pages. Half Leather Binding. Gilt lettering to spine. All page edges gilded. Floral gilded end papers. Illustrated. Distress + discoloration to covers and spine. Authentic 1899 first edition printed in Chicago by The Lewis Publishing Company. Edited by John M. Palmer, with contributions from a number of the foremost members of the legal profession in the state.
Measurements : 10.75" x 8.25" x 2"
Price Includes Shipping.
Antique (1899) The Bench And bar of Illinois : Historical And Reminiscent Edited by John M. Palmer - Illustrated, Complete.
Complete two-volume antique set. John McAuley Palmer (1817-1900), a prominent Illinois lawyer, Civil War Union general, former Governor of Illinois, and U.S. Senator. Published in Chicago by The Lewis Publishing Company in 1899. This comprehensive historical reference features contributions from leading members of the Illinois legal profession. Documents the history of the state's court system and includes hundreds of biographical sketches and engraved portraits of notable Illinois judges and attorneys.
Victorian Era Book Set. Significant spine splitting on volume 1, book intact. Foxing + discoloration present on pages. Half Leather Binding. Gilt lettering to spine. All page edges gilded. Floral gilded end papers. Illustrated. Distress + discoloration to covers and spine. Authentic 1899 first edition printed in Chicago by The Lewis Publishing Company. Edited by John M. Palmer, with contributions from a number of the foremost members of the legal profession in the state.
Measurements : 10.75" x 8.25" x 2"
Price Includes Shipping.