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Paperback. Good. Paperback Good THE CENTURY EDITION DE LUXE OF RAEMAEKERS' WAR CARTOONS WITH DESCRIPTIVE CHAPTERS - IN 2 FOLIO VOLUMES By Louis Raemakers Edited by J Murray Allison Foreword by Theodore Roosevelt The Century Co 1917 Folio Limited edition of of 1050 copies, signed bythe artist and the Century Co secretary Douglas Z Woty Printed from type on especially made Alexandra Japan Paper in the month of April, 1917 Hardcover 2 volume set in dust jackets White cloth boards with Raemakers' name in gold on front covers and titling on spine in gold over red leather strip "The cartoons of Louis Raemaekers constitute the most powerful of the honorable contributions made by neutrals to the cause of civilization in the World War" - Theodore Roosevelt Riveting cartoons denoting the German atrocities during World War I "Louis Raemaekers (1869-1956) was a Dutch painter and cartoonist for the Amsterdam Telegraaf during World War I, noted for his anti-German stance He was born in Roermond, Netherlands in… Read More

New York:: The Century Co.,, 1917.. No 98 of 1050 copies, signed by Louis Raemaekers.. original white cloth in cloth wrappers, t.e.g., as issued.. A few tiny chips to the spine labels; some slight foxing to the cloth; otherwise very nice in lightly soiled cloth wrappers.. Oversize folio,. Foreword by Theodore Roosevelt.

New York: Century Co, 1917. Limited. hardcover. fine. Foreward by Theodore Roosevelt and edited by J. Murray Allison. 2 volumes. 125 tipped in plates, some in color. Oversize folio, brown cloth with brown cloth wrappers, gilt lettering on front cover, black & gold leather spine labels t.e.g., as issued. New York: The Century Co, 1917. Limited Edition. Fine.<br/><br/> Number 589 of 1050 copies.<br/><br/>

THE CENTURY EDITION DE LUXE OF RAEMAEKERS' WAR CARTOONS WITH DESCRIPTIVE CHAPTERS, Century, 1917, first edition, 2 large folio volumes, some modest spotting to the upper rear corner near the spine of one volume, else near fine copies in vg original cloth dust-wrappers. Edited by J. Murray Allison with a foreword by Theodore Roosevelt. 1/1,050 such copies, this one being printed especially for Harrington E. Walker, grandson of Hiram Walker (think whiskey) and SIGNED by both the secretary of the publisher as well as the artist Raemaekers. Apparently scarce thus. Replete with 125 tipped in plates, many of which are in color.