8vo. 19 cm. 25 pp., [3]. Disbound. Stitched sheets. Venango County, Pennsylvania was the center of oil production in the 1860s. The first successful commercial oil well in the United States was completed by E.L. Drake near Titusville, Pennsylvania, 28 August 1859. OCLC: One copy at PA Hist. and Mus. Comn. Lib.

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Title

THE DALZELL PETROLEUM COMPANY. Capital Stock Two Million Dollars, Divided into Two Hundred Thousand Shares, Par Value, $10 each

Publisher

J. B. Chandler, Pr., 306 & 308 Chesnut Street, [Girard Building], Philadelphia

Publication Date

1864

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Americana

Store Description

We specialize in rare and antiquarian books and ephemera with emphasis on American History. In addition to our specialties, we have a good general antiquarian stock.

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Bartleby's Books, ABAA
5119 Nebraska Ave. NW, Washington, DC, 20008, U.S.A.

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We accept MC/Visa or Am. Ex, personal checks. Shipping and handling $6 1st book, $2 each additional.
Priority 1st book $10, $2 each additional. All books will ship priority unless otherwise instructed.
Overseas orders billed at cost.
Bartlebys Inc
MD03034835

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