April 12, 2024
6 RARE ANTIQUE SIGNED BOOKS DATING BACK TO 1900 $1 N/R
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You are bidding on a Nice RARE Set of 6 Antique Books. 3 of these Oldies are Extremely Rare and they're College Hardcover Textbooks Dating to 1900 and they're all in Great Shape and were Signed by S. WATTS NORTON the Owner/Student and even has notes in one in the Excellent Early Style Script! The first of these 3 is "The Working Principles of Rhetoric Dated 1900 and is a FIRST Edition. The second of these 3 is "The Speech For Special Occasions" and is Dated 1911 and is also a FIRST Edition. The third one of the College Books is "The Rhetoric of Oratory" and it's Dated 1909 and is a First or Second. I'm not sure on this one because of a Reprinting in the Same year 1909? Anyway, The 4th Book is Written by Winston Churchill Himself and it's Titled "The Gathering Storm" and it's a Nice Hard-Cover as well as the first 3 I've listed and it's Dated 1948 and I believe it's a FIRST Edition as well and it says he used Earlier Books as References. The Last 2 are Religious Collectibles. The First is an Old Hymnal Titled "The Modern Hymnal" and it's the Shaped Note Edition. It's Dated 1926 (Not so Modern Now!) and is in Fair to Good Condition and is the only Soft-Cover in the Group. The last one is a Hard-Cover and is Titled "The Challenge of Church Membership" and is from the Baptist Training Union. It was Printed in Nashville Tennessee in 1
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