I have no clue or have any information about this chair except that I acquired them in Southern California from a friend. They look like children's chairs and they're heavy as heck.
Purchased this book at an estate sale. I've tried to research the year of this copy, but no year was listed underneath the publisher on the title page. The closest indication to a copy date was in the introduction where it says, "...and at this date (Nov. 15, 1852), Messrs, Jewett have sold nearly 150,000 copies." This can be seen in the attached photos.
The book is in rough shape, but is intact. I'm just curious about what edition it is, and the actual year of my copy. I couldn't find an exact match online for the cover so I'm at a loss. Any help would be greatly appreciated! A ballpark idea of value would also be greatly appreciated.
Has U.S cav camp 1862, has dug and cribbed well ( dry) washed out 1909, Rattle snake reported worked in 1824, also has Dan Mscarty's camp, lost sping caved in 1938. Spanish mine A.G. 1907 TBS R42 E Mom unsurveyed. Among many other ditails. to many to list, mined number listed and whoms area noted.
I believe my parents got this print as an anniversary present back in the 70s. I have seen many TMC prints before online, but not this one. The print is called Lovers. I do not see the "turner"name on the front of the print. Maybe its underneath the frame. The name in the left corner reads "Shipman". The print is 36x36 in size.
