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Baltimore:, 1902. 37 pp, paper wrappers chipped, text lightly age toned, good only; The American South has abundant natural resources and has been making continued progress in agriculture, industry, and commerce (the Civil War was a setback but there is really no New South, only a continuation of antebellum trends). - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.

Baltimore: [Manufacturers' Record Pub. Co.], 1894. First edition. Stapled paper wrappers. A good copy, partial front wrapper, lacking rear wrapper, closed tear to fore edge of contents, edge worn at top corner, otherwise clean.. 32 pp. Sm. 4to. This is the first of numerous editions of this work, composed of articles written by Richard H. Hathaway (1857-1930) editor of the Manufacturers' Record of Baltimore who devoted his life to the promotion of the South.

Baltimore, MD: Manufacturers' Record Publishing Co, 1907. First edition (issued in cloth and wrappers). 8vo. 72 pp. Tables. Details on industrial and agricultural output across the South, expansion of railroads and other modes of transportation, areas for development, etc. Original printed wrappers. Accompanied by: (1) A Few Facts. Baltimore: Manufacturers' Record, 1907. 16mo (14 cm). (6) pp. Brief extracts from Facts. Printed wrappers, stapled; (2) The Land of Unlimited Possibilities [caption title]. [Baltimore, MD]: Manufacturers' Record, 1908. First separate edition, "reprinted from Manufacturers' Record, January 2, 1908." 8vo 8 pp. Promoting the business environment of the United States as a whole. Original self-wrappers, stapled; and (3) The Business Situation [caption title]. [Baltimore, MD]: Manufacturers' Record, 1907. First separate edition, reprints of two editorials "From Manufacturers' Record, Nov. 21, 1907." 12mo. (4) pp. [printed double column]. The last three pieces apparently not… Read More

Manufacturers' Record Publishing Co, 1907. Hardcover. Good. Flypage not attached. Pages are tan & not crisp white. Wear on corners. Back inside spine cracked.