Carpenter's Geographical Reader Australia by Carpenter, Frank G - 1904

American Book Company, 1904. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Illustrator: . 388 pages. Light soiling and wear to the covers; the pages are yellowed; a sound binding; good overall. Illustrated. Illustrator: . Quantity Available: 1. Category: Countries & Travel; Inventory No: 183354. .

New York: American Book Company, 1904. Book. Good. Cloth. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Grey cloth binding. No markings in the text with few light scattered soil spots. The cover has some very light soiling. The spine is darkened. Illustrated. Carpenter's Geographical Reader Series..

New York, NY: American Book Company. FR/NO DUSTJACKET. (1904). ........ Cloth. Color Map . 12mo., 388 pp., cover rubbed, frayed, stained, hinges cracked and weak, page toning, writing on ffe, loose pages .

American Book Company. Good+ with no dust jacket. 1904. Hardcover. Carpenter's Geographical Reader; 388 pages .

MP3 Audio CD. Carpenter's geographical reader: Australia and the Islands The purpose of this book is to give the children who read it a living knowledge of Australia and the chief islands of the world, and especially those which have become colonies or dependencies of the United States. In a personally conducted tour through the eyes of teh author they travel over [these islands], seeing our brown-skinned cousins of the several colonies as they are at home. They learn about the resources of the various islands, and of their value to the United States. They visit the people on the farms and in the factories. They spend some time in the cities and villages, and they explore the wilds, observing the wonders of plant and animal creation. (from the Preface)

MP3 Audio CD. Carpenter's geographical reader: Australia and the Islands The purpose of this book is to give the children who read it a living knowledge of Australia and the chief islands of the world, and especially those which have become colonies or dependencies of the United States. In a personally conducted tour through the eyes of teh author they travel over [these islands], seeing our brown-skinned cousins of the several colonies as they are at home. They learn about the resources of the various islands, and of their value to the United States. They visit the people on the farms and in the factories. They spend some time in the cities and villages, and they explore the wilds, observing the wonders of plant and animal creation. (from the Preface)

New York, NY: American Book Co, 1904. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Text/VG; bright, clean & sound w/short closed tear to leading edge of title page. Illustrated embossed gray cloth boards/NF. DJ/None. PO name to front cover verso. Trace discoloration to pgs 170/179 from bookmark (acidic chemical reaction), and, loss to lower corner of pg 140, taking with it the last three words of the last three lines of text. Number 5 of a series of 6 books in the series comprising "vivid descriptions of the author's personal observations" rather than "dry compilations" of facts. Color maps with now archival b/w photos. Written for youthful readers to convey a living knowledge of Australia, New Zealand and other associated islands, and with passage of time, now a historical resource.

American Book Company. Good. 1930. Hardcover. 1930 Printing. This book is in good condition only; study or reading copy only. The book has some shelfwear and corner wear; small ink stain to side edge. Name inscriptions to fly leaf. Inside pages have no writing. .