Antique 1871 edition of James D. Dana’s Manual of Mineralogy, an extensively illustrated 19th-century reference covering minerals, mines, rocks, reduction of ores, and applications of mineralogical science.

Published by Henry H. Peck in New Haven, 1871. The title page states that the book contains 260 illustrations and was designed for use in schools and colleges.

The book is complete with the pages present. Interior pages show typical age-related toning, spotting, and wear.

The original hardcover binding shows significant age and use, including heavy exterior wear, rubbing, worn corners and edges, and deterioration/wear at the spine ends. The binding remains together. Please review all photos closely for the exact cosmetic condition.

An interesting original 1871 scientific reference for collectors of antique books, mineralogy, geology, mining, and early American science.

Will be packed carefully and securely for shipping.