The Ladies' Repository and Home Magazine: A General Literary and Religious Magazine for the Family (Vol. XXXIII; April, 1873)

Edge and corner wear; former owner's name is in pencil at the top front of the wrapper; there is a 2" split in the head of the spine of the wrapper; scuffed and scratched; spine is creased; shelf worn; some light foxing; overall a very crisp and clean used copy! Black and white illustrated wrapper with black lettering. 82 (pages number 242-318) very clean unmarked and uncreased historical and informative pages nicely enhanced by black and white original steel engravings and wood illustrations! "Each number contains eighty superroyal octavo pages, double column; printed on the finest calendered paper, and is embellished with two Original Steel Engravings, in the highest style of art, and several first-class Wood Illustrations. For amount and quality of reading matter, for mechanical execution and illustrations, the Repository stands high among the best magazines published in the country." "Engravings. In the Edge of the Wood. Portrait of Franklin Moore, D. D." Contents include many articles including: Prose, Poetry, and Editorials.…