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The story of John G. Paton told for young folks, or, Thirty years among South Sea cannibals
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The story of John G. Paton told for young folks, or, Thirty years among South Sea cannibals
- Designer
- Date
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- 1902
- Publisher
- New York : A.C. Armstrong and Son
- Summary
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- Unsigned binding: James Finnimore.
- Green ungrained cloth. Black, red, blue, brown, and white stamping on front and spine. No decoration on back. Cream endpapers.
- New copyright ed. Book topics: Paton, John Gibson, 1824-1907; Missionaries--Scotland--Biography; Missions--Vanuatu; Vanuatu--Description and travel.
- From Minsky: Red, brown, blue, and white stamped on green cloth. Designed by James Finnimore, unsigned, in same style as the illustrations.
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- Other Title
- Thirty years among South Sea cannibals
- Designer
- Finnimore, James
- Author
- Paton, James, 1843-1906
- Publisher
- New York : A.C. Armstrong and Son
- Date
- 1902
- Description of Original
- Height: 20 cm.; Width: 13 cm.; Depth: 4 cm.
- Format
- Still image
- Language
- English
- Location of Original
- University of Alabama Libraries. W.S. Hoole Special Collections Library, Richard Minsky Collection. : BV3705.P3 P3 1902
Subjects
- Architecture — Fences
- Architecture — Houses
- Clothing/Accessories — Hats
- Clothing/Accessories — Men/Boys
- Industry — Carpentry — Tools
- Landscape/Nature — Forest/Trees/Plants
- People — Men
- Weaponry — Guns/Rifles
- Book-cloth — Color — Green
- Book-cloth — Ungrained
- Bookbinding — Techniques — Black stamping
- Bookbinding — Techniques — Red stamping
- Bookbinding — Techniques — Blue stamping
- Bookbinding — Techniques — Brown stamping
- Bookbinding — Techniques — White stamping
- Endpapers — Colored
- Endpapers — Color — Cream
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