April 12, 2024
1907 Antique View Book Irish International Exhibition
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The front cover reads : "Irish International Exhibition Dublin 1907." The title page reads "Irish International Exhibition, 1907. W. & G. Baird Limited, Dublin & Belfast. 1907."It is 8vo (8 X 5 inches); softcover; printed wrap with gilt stamped decorations; staple bound; wraps lightly worn & sunned; contents clean & tight; 32 pages.Buyer to pay $2.50 shipping & handling in US. (international $5.50). Well illustrated with photo views of the fair buildings and Dublin scenes. The frontis is a folding panoramic view of the Dublin fair. There is a tipped in advertisement for the Cunard Line with an image of the Caronia. The rear cover is also an advertisement for the Cunard Line. "Go t the Dublin Fair by the Cunard Line." There is a small ink stamp in the lower right corner of the rear cover which reads "Blake, Barrows & Brown, 9 Central St. Bangor ME." [This was a travel insurance company, founded in 1878.] This is a scarce item. There are no other copies available on internet book searches. I accept Pay Pal as payment. **You can still pay me without having a PayPal account. You can pay using your credit card without creating a PayPal account. Just enter via the eBay 'Pay Now' button and you'll be directed to a page where you can enter your credit card information. If you don't have a PayPal account, you'll be automatically redirected
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