A Fragment of the Chronicles of Nathan Ben Saddi, Printed in Philadelphia by James Chattin, 1758. Facsimile

Published by Philobiblon Club, Philadelphia, 1904

Seller: Nelson Rare Books, ABAA, Haddonfield, NJ, U.S.A.Nelson Rare Books, ABAA

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Limited to 150 copies, presumably for club members. Features the preface of Samuel Pennypacker who served as President of The Philobiblon Club when this volume was published, and perhaps a bit more noteworthy, was also serving as Governor of Pennsylvania at the time. 4to. [5], 7-18 pp., [1], 15 color plates. While the contents are generally clean, the book is lightly ex-library with reinforced spine, ghosting from tape, without slipcase, and a stamp to the rear pastedown.

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Bibliographic details

Title
A Fragment of the Chronicles of Nathan Ben Saddi, Printed in Philadelphia by James Chattin, 1758. Facsimile
Author
Saddi, Nathan Ben [pseud. of Robert Dodsley]; Pennypacker, Samuel [intro.]
Publisher
Philobiblon Club, Philadelphia
Publication year
1904
Seller catalogs
Americana, Private Press

Nelson Rare Books, ABAA

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