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This is the kind of book that turns everyday government work into a fascinating snapshot of how townships actually functioned in early 20th-century America.
Inside are sections on registration, supervisors, township clerks, roads, culverts, taxes, elections, and official notices and forms. Wonderfully solid in hand, it is a strong piece for readers of legal history, Michigan history, and Americana reference.
Positives:
All pages are attached. Text block appears complete and sound. Spine remains readable, and the book still presents well as a shelf piece. Interior pages look clean and readable with the expected age toning of a working reference volume. A sturdy copy for reading, collecting, or display.
Issues / Wear:
Water staining and discoloration are visible on the cloth covers. Noticeable rubbing and surface wear to boards, edges, corners, and spine. Spine labels show wear and loss. Slight split at the back of the book. Edge wear is visible along the corners and board tips. Page edges show age toning and handling wear. See all photos for detail, sold as pictured.
This 1926 Lansing printing runs 823 pages in burgundy cloth with gilt lettering, and it suits a Michigan history or legal history shelf. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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