Group of 5 works in 6 volumes, each with North American interest, various sizes and condition with some binding wear, full and half-leather bindings, all presentations signed by their respective authors, one a Vice-President of America, and another the Prime Minister of Canada:



Charles G. Dawes. Notes as Vice-President. Boston: 1935. Presented to the Prince of Wales, 1935 — Matthew Page Andrews. Virginia: Old Dominion. New York: 1937, 2 volumes, signed, limited edition, presented to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor by the sponsor, Garland Powell Peed. — Grosvenor B. Clarkson. Industrial America in the World War. Boston: 1923, presentation copy signed and dated. — The Hudson's Bay Company. The Governor and Company of Adventurers of England Trading into Hudson's Bay. London: 1920, presented to the Prince of Wales, 1920. — W.L. MacKenzie King. The Message of the Carillon. Toronto: 1927, presented to the Prince of Wales by the author, the Prime Minister of Canada.



 

condition is described within the cataloguing
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