J. H. Butler & John Metcalf - Publishers - ADVICE To SABBATH SCHOOL CHILDREN

Northampton: J. H. Butler / John Metcalf, 1838. 1st printing (presumed). Light blue printed paper wrappers, with later navy blue cloth spine reinforcement. Now housed in an archival mylar sleeve. 24, [2] pp. Woodcut illustrations within. 5-3/16" x 2-7/8". Significant wear to wrappers (glue remains to sides of spine reinforcement, light soiling and rubbing). A Good copy.

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