Offered is a beautiful antique copy of Life of George Washington, Volume VI by Washington Irving, published by G. P. Putnam’s Sons as part of the highly collectible Holly Edition of the Works of Washington Irving.

This volume is Number 585 of only 1,000 sets produced, making it a desirable limited edition for collectors of Washington Irving, George Washington, Revolutionary War history, and fine antique books. The limitation page is present and clearly numbered.

Bound in the original burgundy cloth with elaborate gilt holly decorations, this volume has exceptional shelf appeal. Inside are numerous full-page engraved illustrations protected by their original tissue guards, including portraits and historical scenes depicting the Revolutionary War and the capture of Major André.

Volume VI covers some of the most important events of the American Revolution, including:

• Benedict Arnold’s treason

• The capture of Major André

• Nathanael Greene’s Southern Campaign

• Count de Grasse and the French alliance

• Revolutionary War military history

Features

* Limited Holly Edition

* Copy No. 585 of 1,000

* Volume VI

* Washington Irving

* G. P. Putnam’s Sons

* Decorative gilt holly cloth binding

* Numerous tissue-guarded engraved illustrations

* Antique collectible Americana

* Original owner’s bookplate (Laura J. Brown)

Condition

This is an ex-library copy from Cosumnes River College Library with library markings, bookplate, and spine label. Despite its library history, the book remains attractive with a solid binding, decorative gilt cover, clean pages, and beautiful illustrations. Please examine all photographs carefully for condition details.

A wonderful addition to any collection of Americana, Washington Irving, George Washington, Revolutionary War history, or decorative antique books.

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Seller Notes

Ships securely packaged with great care to protect this rare antique volume.

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