Very Scarce, Very Early (1813) Noah Webster American Spelling Book in Gorgeous Original Monogrammed Paper Wrap mounted photograph and this salesman sample--featuring 19

and this salesman sample--featuring 19 metal key chains

which looks rather lonely jutting out to the east without Massachusetts filled in above it

They really feel little a pretty special set

with the paw of one pup resting lovingly and protectively on the back of the other

an often-inebriated shoemaker with a red face and beard

Very Scarce, Very Early (1813) Noah Webster American Spelling Book in Gorgeous Original Monogrammed Paper Wrap mounted photograph and this salesman sample--featuring 19Both inside and out, this I believe is the most beautiful speller I've had, and among the earliest too, published in 1813, with the lovely blue paper cover wrap dating to that year as well, monogrammed JG in ink on the exterior and signed Jacob Goodrich on the first end page. The speller itself is The American Spelling Book; Containing the Rudiments of the English Language for the Use of Schools in the United States, by Noah Webster ( (17581843; most