The Hub of the Tulpehocken

by Earl W. Ibach 

Second edition, signed.  Lebanon, PA:  Boyer Printing Company, 1977  

Hardback is overall in VERY GOOD condition.

• Russet brown covers have gilt title and ornament. 
• Boards show some exposure, smudges, scuffing, edgewear.  Corners are bumped.  See photos.  
• Spine has gilt text somewhat dimmed and is a little faded with softened ends.  See photos.
• Binding is secure.  
• End papers/ pastedowns show little sign of age or wear.
• Owner's Ex Libris embossed stamp present on title page.  See photos.
• Illustrations in black and white are bright and clear.  
• Interior exhibits minimal signs of age and wear.  Inside pages are free of intentional marks.
• PS2026.0407

664 pages. 8.5 x 11 inches

Second Edition.  Publisher's russet cloth, lettered in gilt on top board.  Signed and inscribed by author on portrait page (verso of Preface).  Copiously illustrated with portraits, facsimiles of documents, maps, views.  Work of local Pennsylvania history includes a list of subscribers, detailed Table of Contents, and List of Illustrations following the text.  Boards show a little exposure and shelfwear, with crisp interior.  Condition is overall Very Good.

One of the essential studies of Berks County history, with Womelsdorf its central focus.

Ex Libris Margaret E. Sheaffer (1925-2019), born in Lancaster and long-time resident of New Holland, Pennsylvania.

Second edition.  Signed and inscribed by author, "With Sincere Regards" on portrait page (verso of Preface).   

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