LINCOLN HERALD 11 issues + Supplement, 1938-1944, VG Civil War History

  

Twelve stapled pamphets in card wrappers, 8 typographic and 4 pictorial; occasional in-text halftone illustrations. Lightly rubbed with minor dust and one or two external marks, one issue crumpled at upper right corner, but generally clean and sound: Very Good. The Lincoln Herald, published since 1915, is one of the longest-running periodicals on the history of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. This run includess issues from October 1938, February-May 1939 (plus the February supplement), July 1939, October 1939 (2 copies), February-May 1940, October 1940, June 1942, and February 1944.

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