Lot 157

Two South Carolina Natural History Titles

Estimate: $300 - $500

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Report on the Geology of South Carolina by M. Tuomey, Columbia: A.S. Johnston, 1848, one volume, containing numerous engraved illustrations, frontispiece, and folding map, bound in three quarter dark red leather over cloth boards, gilt lettering to spine; Ramsay's History of South Carolina by David Ramsay, Newberry: W.J. Duffie, 1858, "complete in one volume", with two folding maps, bound in three quarter dark brown leather over marbled boards, morocco spine label, marbled edges

Provenance: Estate of Barbara F. Chatham, Ronda and Roaring Gap, North Carolina

Condition

light wear to extremities, scuffs and losses to leather, bumped corners, scattered dampstaining and foxing throughout; Geology of SC accretion to front board, numerous drawings on early pages; History of SC with chipping to spine top, some water stains at early page edges, both folding maps with tears, hinges tender

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Estate of Barbara F. Chatham, Ronda and Roaring Gap, North Carolina