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ABAA 75th Anniversary VBF

September 25-27, 2024

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Improvement of Galveston Harbor, Texas.

With Folding Maps of the Harbor

United States Army Corps of Engineers

$100
Offered by WILLIAM ALLISON BOOKS
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Seller SKU: 21220

[Texas] [Galveston] United States Army Corps of Engineers. Improvement of Galveston Harbor, Texas. Letter from the Secretary of War, transmitting, with accompanying maps, a report from the Chief of Engineers upon the improvement of the entrance to Galveston Harbor. [Washington]: [U.S. Gov't Print. Off.] 1886. Printed self-wraps. Disbound. 23 cm. Three folding maps. 30 pp. Maps have splits at folds, else very good.

OCLC shows five holdings (Univ. Missouri-Columbia; Baylor; Hou. Pub. Lib.; UT-Arlington & UT-Austin). Has a history of work done by the Corps of Engineers in the harbor, along with descriptions of additional work to be done.

Offered by WILLIAM ALLISON BOOKS

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WILLIAM ALLISON BOOKS
Specializing in Railroads, Texana, Western Americana and Wild West.
Specializing in Western Americana, Texas, Wild West and Railroads. Member ABAA, ILAB and the Texas Booksellers Association. Texas authors including J. Frank Dobie, Larry McMurtry, J. Evetts Haley, Tom Lea. Fine printing including Carl Hertzog. Email me to get my e-catalogs or sign up on my website wallisonbooks.com
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Material is offered subject to prior sale. All items are as described and are considered to be on approval and may be returned within 14 days, unless specific arrangement are made. Institutions may be billed to suit their needs, payment otherwise expected at time of purchase. Texas residents must be billed state sales tax. Shipping and insurance additional. Orders may be emailed to wallison@allshoe.com. Note on OCLC: Listings are meant to help determine the presence of items in libraries. Not all holdings may be captured by these listings, for a variety of reasons, including that not all items are cataloged, different search terms may be used, and other reasons.
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