South Carolina Geology: A Sammelband of 5 Government Geological publications illustrated with folding maps, photographs and diagrams.
Washington DC and South Carolina: Various, 1904-1940.
Hardcover. Octavo. 5 publications. Various paginations. Illustrated. Bound in red cloth with gilt title on the front cover and spine. Formerly owned by Colonel Albert S. Britt, Jr. Savannah, Georgia. Colonel Britt's name is written on the right front flyleaf, on the the title pages, and stamped on the map pockets, right front flyleaf, and top margin of the maps. The text has suffered from moisture with some warping and damp stains to the interior. The maps are in very good condition. Some of the photographs are damp stained. Titles for the five titles as follows:
1. Tin Resources of the Kings Mountain District North Carolina and South Carolina by Arthur Keith and D. B. Sterrett. Washington: Government Printing Office 1917. ii, pages 123-146, [2].
2. South Carolina Geological Survey Series IV Bulletin No. 1. A Preliminary Report on the Clays of South Carolina by Earle Sloan, State Geologist. Columbia: The State Company, 1904. 171 pages, iii index.
3. Geology of the Coastal Plain of South Carolina by C. Wythe Cooke. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1936. v, 196 pages, [1].
4. Permanent Pastures for South Carolina. Clemson Agricultural College Cooperating with United States Department of Agriculture Extension Service. 1937. 43 pages.
5. Spirit Leveling in South Carolina Part 2. Southern South Carolina, 1896-1938 by J. G. Stack. Washington: Government Printing Office. 1940. ii, pages 457-766, [1].
Contents include two folding maps in a brown envelope on the front paste down and a folding map in brown envelope on the rear paste down. Due to the previous water damage this Sammelband is in fair condition. Fair. Item #17041
Price: $250.00