Description
Price Daniel, Jr., Bookseller, Published date: Not listed, circa 1962. Book Seller's Catalog, paper covers, 23 pp.
Rare, out-of-print & unusual books · Since 1997
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Condition & notes
In very good condition. Brown paper covers have light bumping, nicking and fading to edges and corners. Binding tight (staple bound). Pages are clean and unmarked. Books, Pamphlets, Articles, etc. Listed in Raines' Bibliography of Texas. This is a continuation of Catalogue No. 15 and includes descriptions and prices for 103 items offered for sale. Charles William Raines (1838-1906) was a prominent Texas historian, bibliographer, and librarian. Born in Tennessee, Raines moved to Texas during his youth, where he developed a profound interest in the state's history and literature. His career was marked by his dedication to preserving and documenting Texas' rich historical heritage. Raines served as a librarian for the Texas State Library, focusing on the collection and organization of historical documents and publications. His most notable work, "A Bibliography of Texas" was published in 1896 and is a comprehensive bibliography of Texan history, literature, and other subjects related to Texas. Raines' meticulous compilation provides an invaluable resource for researchers and historians interested in Texas' rich and diverse history.