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Title: A History of the Town of New London, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, 1779–1899
Author: Myra B. Lord (with contributions by Rev. George W. Gardner and Edward O. Lord)
Publisher: The Rumford Press, Concord, N.H.
Publication Year: 1899
Binding: Original brown cloth hardcover with blind-stamped circular design and gilt spine lettering.
Condition & Details:
Cover/Binding: The binding is weak and tender, with visible wear to the spine ends and corners. The inner hinges show separation along the mesh/lining, but the boards remain securely attached.
Text Block: The text block is complete, intact, and structurally sound, free of major writing, underlining, or intrusive repairs throughout the interior pages.
Condition Notes: There are some loose signatures/pages as typical for a heavy, unhandled volume of this age. Sold as-is, making this a fantastic restoration candidate for a binder, collector, or local history enthusiast.
Features: Illustrated with numerous black-and-white portrait plates and local historical content, including extensive 19th-century family genealogies and town records.
Antique Book, A History of the Town of New London NH 1779-1899 Local History Genealogy
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Title: A History of the Town of New London, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, 1779–1899
Author: Myra B. Lord (with contributions by Rev. George W. Gardner and Edward O. Lord)
Publisher: The Rumford Press, Concord, N.H.
Publication Year: 1899
Binding: Original brown cloth hardcover with blind-stamped circular design and gilt spine lettering.
Condition & Details:
Cover/Binding: The binding is weak and tender, with visible wear to the spine ends and corners. The inner hinges show separation along the mesh/lining, but the boards remain securely attached.
Text Block: The text block is complete, intact, and structurally sound, free of major writing, underlining, or intrusive repairs throughout the interior pages.
Condition Notes: There are some loose signatures/pages as typical for a heavy, unhandled volume of this age. Sold as-is, making this a fantastic restoration candidate for a binder, collector, or local history enthusiast.
Features: Illustrated with numerous black-and-white portrait plates and local historical content, including extensive 19th-century family genealogies and town records.