1860 Funeral Sermon Rev David Tenney Kimball Ipswich MA Daniel Fitz Paper Book
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Up for sale is an original 1860 antique funeral sermon pamphlet delivered at the funeral of Rev. David Tenney Kimball, long-time pastor of the First Church in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Delivered on February 8, 1860, by Rev. Daniel Fitz of the South Church, Ipswich, and published in Boston by T. R. Marvin & Son.
The booklet contains the complete discourse titled "The Long Life of Christ's Faithful Servants Desirable to Their Master," along with published correspondence and notes detailing Rev. Kimball's extensive over-50-year ministry in Ipswich and his local ties to surrounding Essex County towns like Rowley. A fantastic piece of mid-19th-century Massachusetts regional history, genealogy, and religious ephemera.
Condition Details
Exterior: Original printed outer paper wraps intact. Mild age toning and light scattered foxing/spotting. A small surface smudge near the lower right margin of the cover.
Interior: Complete and fully legible throughout. Light, scattered foxing spots on interior pages consistent with 1860 rag paper stock. Top corner of title page has faint pencil collector notations.
Binding: Intact and sewn/stapled securely.
Please examine all listing photos for precise physical condition details. Ships flat, reinforced in a rigid mailer.
$29.80
Sale price
$29.80
Regular price
1860 Funeral Sermon Rev David Tenney Kimball Ipswich MA Daniel Fitz Paper Book
$29.80
Sale price
$29.80
Regular price
Up for sale is an original 1860 antique funeral sermon pamphlet delivered at the funeral of Rev. David Tenney Kimball, long-time pastor of the First Church in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Delivered on February 8, 1860, by Rev. Daniel Fitz of the South Church, Ipswich, and published in Boston by T. R. Marvin & Son.
The booklet contains the complete discourse titled "The Long Life of Christ's Faithful Servants Desirable to Their Master," along with published correspondence and notes detailing Rev. Kimball's extensive over-50-year ministry in Ipswich and his local ties to surrounding Essex County towns like Rowley. A fantastic piece of mid-19th-century Massachusetts regional history, genealogy, and religious ephemera.
Condition Details
Exterior: Original printed outer paper wraps intact. Mild age toning and light scattered foxing/spotting. A small surface smudge near the lower right margin of the cover.
Interior: Complete and fully legible throughout. Light, scattered foxing spots on interior pages consistent with 1860 rag paper stock. Top corner of title page has faint pencil collector notations.
Binding: Intact and sewn/stapled securely.
Please examine all listing photos for precise physical condition details. Ships flat, reinforced in a rigid mailer.