Getting the Books Out, Papers of the Chicago Conference on the Book in 19th Century America [first edition]

Washington D. C.: Library of Congress Center for the Book, 1987. a Gorgeous Copy. Brand New in Perfect Condition (just Removed From the Publisher's Shrinkwrap so We Could Write This Description). No Rubbing. No Fading. Bright, Clean, Square and Tight. Sharp Corners. No Owner's Name or Bookplate. No Remainder Mark. Fresh and Crisp -- Obviously Never Read. 1987 First Edition. Among Nine Chapters Are: Copyright and Books in Nineteenth-century America By Alice Schreyer, the Subscription Publishing Network By Michael Hackenberg, California On Stone, 1880-1906 By Bruce Johnson, Institutional Book Collecting in the Old Northwest, 1876-1900 By Terry Belanger, Dissemination of Popular Books in the Midwest and Far West By Madeleine Stern, Printing. San Francisco At Mid-century By Robert Harlan, From Printer to Publisher: Matthew Carey By James Green, Trade Sales, Parcel Sales and Book Fairs in the Nineteenth-century U. S. By Michael Winship. Bound in the Original Two-tone Blue Cloth, Stamped in Shiny Gold. First Edition. Hardcover. New/no Jacket, as Issued. 8vo. Vii, 197pp. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping.