Antique world history reference book from the early 1900s: The Historians' History of the World, Vol. XXII, covering British Colonies and The United States. This substantial tan cloth hardcover has a classic library-shelf look with black stamped spine lettering, a bright gilt top edge, and illustrated plates within.
A strong choice for collectors of antique history books, Americana, British Empire studies, and decorative Edwardian-era shelf styling.
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This is the kind of antique history volume that works on two levels: useful as a substantial reference and beautiful as shelf decor. The neutral cloth binding, black spine stamping, and bright gilt edge give it a calm, academic presence that looks especially good in studies, libraries, and curated vintage interiors.
This Volume XXII covers the British Colonies and the United States in 654 pages with a gilt top edge and the pink paper insert found inside, and it suits an Americana or British Empire history shelf. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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