Pictorial Encyclopedia of American History, Volume 2: The Revolution For Freedom

The hardcover binding of this 1968 edition is intact, showing minimal signs of wear. The interior pages are clean and bright, with no inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown, but the book itself is in good condition, making it a collectible piece for history buffs.

"Pictorial Encyclopedia of American History, Volume 2: The Revolution For Freedom" is a comprehensive exploration of American history from 1734 to 1783, authored by Daniel Powell, Earl Schenck Miers, and Jerry Wolfert. Published in 1968 by United States History Society, Inc., this hardcover edition is an engaging visual and narrative journey through the American Revolution. The book features illustrations by a talented team, including Clarence B. Pontius and Arnold Kohn, enhancing its historical narrative. Designed to enrich the appreciation of America's heritage of freedom, this volume is a valuable resource for history enthusiasts. While the copyright page indicates publication by Davco Publishing Company, the book's distinct design and illustrative content make it a unique addition to any historical collection. The condition of the dust jacket is not visible, but the book appears well-preserved.