Rare, Beautiful, and Historic Cipher with Gettysburg Connection!

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Rare, Beautiful, and Historic Cipher with Gettysburg Connection! 

 

Numbered Hand-Written Pages and a Table of Contents Samuel C. Crowl (1833-1854) Signed and Dated.  From Arendtsville, PA – Franklin Township – Adams County PA. This book was “Bought” by Reverend Daniel Eyster (1802-1861) Eyster was an Instructor at the:  Gettysburg Academy Gettysburg Female Seminary (Owned by Eyster) Pennsylvania College Died of chronic Diarrhea.

 

Comes housed in 14 x 20 riker display case with red velvet and descriptive card.

 

Inventory Number: HIS 209

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