From the Cornerstones of Freedom collection is the story of the dramatic events that led a man to write a poem about it. An informative introduction to this period of time in history for young readers, this book was published by Childrens Press, Chicago in 1965 and is 31 pages in length. It is a hard cover (no d/j) book very nicely illustrated by George Wilde. Our copy is in Fine condition with only very minor cover bumps. Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.

From the Cornerstones of Freedom collection is this hard cover (no d/j) book published by Children's Press, Chicago in 1969,7th printing. The text which is 27 pages in length is nicely illustrated by Robert Glaubke. Our copy is in Fine condition with the only exception being the former owners name which is neatly written inside the front cover. Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.

Hard cover book (no d/j), suitable for 4th/5th graders, that describes the lives and occupations of an early eighteenth century New Jersey farming village. The copyright date is 1982; this is a 2nd printing; and the ISBN# is 0-89375-728-4. While unpaginated the text is approximately 26 pages in length and has very nice black & white illustrations by Jan Palmer...

This book published in 1973 by Doubleday is in Very Fine condition and almost appears to be unread. It is a hardcover, Weekly Reader (no D/J) that is very suitable for young readers. Nicely illustrated (B&W) by Rocco Negri, the story has motivational qualities combined with history and adventure. It is 64 pages in length and the dimensions are 5 1/2" by 8". Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.

This is a 1956 Edition published by William Morrow And Company and the Library of Congress # is 56-5181 (no ISBN#). It is a former library book with the usual markings. There is a plastic cover over the Very Fine dust cover and the interior of the book is immaculate without any tears, marks or creases. It is 93 pages in length with excellent black and white illustrations by William Stobbs. Please E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.

This vintage hard cover (no d/j) book published by Random House in 1968 is offered for your consideration from our inventory. Nicely illustrated by Harry Beckhoff, it contains 60 pages of large print information relating to the life of Benjamin Franklin. The spine corners and rear cover does have some nicks however the rest of the book is in Fine condition without any marks, creases, or tears. Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.

From the Cornerstones of Freedom collection is this vintage book that describes the invasion and capture of the strategic island of Iwo Jima. A hard cover (no d/j) text that is 31 pages in length, written by R. Conrad Stein, and illustrated by Len W. Meents, it was copyrighted in 1977 and was published by Childrens Press, Chicago. Our copy is in Fine condition with only very light cover corner bumping. The interior on the other hand is immaculate. Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions...

This book describes the history of railroading from its earliest beginning up to the year of publication in 1968 by Time Life Books. It includes 4 B&W and 52 color illustrations beautifully done by Tre Tryckare Artists, Sweden. Our copy does have a dust cover that is in fair condition, however, the interior of the book is in very fine/very fine condition. The pages are clear and bright without any markings or tears. There are 127 pages and the size of the book is 4" by 4"...

Buffalo Bill - Myth and Reality was written by Eric Sorg and is a 1st edition 1998 in Mint Condition, Ir includes a post card (attached on the inside cover) from the Buffalo Bill Museum.

Vintage hard cover book published in 1968 (assuming First Edition as no date stated) by Golden Gate Junior Books. In 1846, when California belonged to Mexico, Juan brought the message to his Grandmother that the Americans were marching on Pueblo, Ca. the town that they lived in. Their only means of defense was a very old cannon; however it could not be fired as there was no powder available...

Hard cover book, with glossy pictorial unclipped dust cover, published in 1994-3rd printing by Macmillan Books. Interesting concept by the author as she takes back to 1776 and helps you imagine what you might have been doing during those exciting times. Filled with historical facts, which are mingled with day-to day experiences, the text makes you feel that you are there. There are also many black & white illustrations that depict the era...

This hardcover book is about the Fourteenth President of the United States. Since he served his term when the North & the South were divided on the subject of slavery, this book is "considered important reading for anyone interested in understanding the problems that led to the outbreak of the Civil War". Our copy (no dust jacket) is a former library book with all the usual stamps and markings. It is a Second Impression, 1973 and the ISBN# is 0-200-71828-2...