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1854181771854. 33d Cong. 1st Sess. SED85. 1854. 30pp disbound. Minor foxing. Very Good. Material on British incursions. unknown books
1856171661856. 34th Cong. 1st Sess. SED68. 1856. 176pp disbound. Scattered foxing. Minor marginal tear to page 67. Good. unknown books
189982678Baltimore: Lord Baltimore Press/Friedenwald Co 1899. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 2 vols. complete consists of a text volume and an atlas volume. Text volume: plates and maps a few folding index xii 502p. Dark green cloth. Atlas volume: Matching cloth portfolio slipcase contains 7 maps on 32 folding sheets 6 profiles on 8 folding sheets 1 folding table and 1 folding diagram. 29cm. Cloth ties present on slipcase but fragile and rather worn. Printed slip tipped to endpaper in text volume: "With the Compliments of Admiral Walker" -- he was President of the Nicaragua Canal Commission. <br/><br/> Lord Baltimore Press/Friedenwald Co hardcover books
186333768London: Lovel Reeve 1863. First Edition. 13 1 432pp. illus. 7 maps one lg fold. 8 colored plates one not colored; light foxing. Comtemp. half morocco gold stamped on spine new endpapers. Sabin 62872. Palau 225979. Hill 539: " He originsted and surveyed the Nicaragua Canal route across the Isthmus through the Mosquito Coast and Nicaragua. Lovel Reeve unknown books
1900257214New York & london: Harper & Brothers 1900. Second eapanded and revised edition. Illustrated. 335 pp. 89vo. Original pictorial cloth. Fine trace of staining on the last lower margin of last 100 pages. Second eapanded and revised edition. Illustrated. 335 pp. 89vo. Inscribed from Henry Howland to James F. O'Shaughnessy. =Judge Howland was a director of Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua and he presented this copy to colonel O'Shaughnessy who was one of the principal movers in founding and funding the Maritime Canal Co. of Nicaragua. His NY Times obituray of 1914 notes that he "had become widely known through his organization of a company to dig the Nicaragua Canal. Harper & Brothers unknown books