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Rollo's Travels by the Author of Rollo Learning to Talk, To Read, At Work, At Play, At School, At Vacation, etc
Published by William Crosby and Company, Boston, 1840
First Edition Signed
Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition. Thin 12mo brown cloth stamped in blind and with "Rollo's Travels in gilt on the front cover. Illustrated with four full-page woodcuts, including the frontispiece. Some light spotting to the covers; front inner hinge cracked but sound, and light to moderate foxing throughout. A very good copy of this rare and fragile volume. Laid in is a card, signed, "Yours very respectfully, / Jacob Abbot / Farmington, Me / Oct 1876". Preserved in a custom red cloth chemise and slipcase. PPP pages 2-3. Signed by Author(s).
