February 29, 2024
The Coloco1913 Hillsboro High School Year Book Tampa FL
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This 1913 Annual for Hillsboro High School, now Hillsborough High School in Tampa Florida, is loaded with photos and adds from a long lost Florida. Besides the typical student photos, t are shots inside the school, photos of Tampa landmarks such as the Tampa Yacht and Country Club and the Tampa Bay Hotel. Adds in the book include Bonit and Alcazar Theaters, Tampa and Tarpon Springs Land Company, Tampa Harness and Wagon Company for Studebaker, and Steinberg's Dry Goods. T is a section feauring all of the sports teams including football, basketball (boys and girls) and baseball. T is damage to the lower left spine which has a little more than an inch of the binding on the spine peeled up, but most of it is still attached, slight rounding of the corners of the book and a few small nicks of paper missing. Please see the photo which shows all of the key flaws AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. I did not see any writing in the book, but did not look at every single page. Pages are still pretty white with some minor staining and/or foxing. Overall a very nice, tight, solid book. If you have any questions or would like to see any additionl photos, please ask. Paypal payment method is preferred. Proceeds will be used to benefit the West Volusia Historical Society! I usually ship when needed. I usually ship books media mail. Please let me know if
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