The Early History of Omaha: walks and talks among the old settlers.

Sorenson, Alfred

Published by Printed at the office of the Daily Bee, Omaha, 1876

Condition: Very Good+ Hardcover

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No library markings or pockets of any kind. No owner's marks. pages are all clean and tight. Cover is lightly marked (see our photos). Dark brown endpapers. 20 engravings and illustrations. Howes # 765. Graf # 3897. Scarce. 20 pages of ads at back. Seller Inventory # 002699

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Title: The Early History of Omaha: walks and talks ...

Publisher: Printed at the office of the Daily Bee, Omaha

Publication Date: 1876

Binding: Hardcover

Illustrator: Charles S. Huntington

Condition: Very Good+

Edition: Assumed first

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