Walls That Talk – Libby Prison / SOLD

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Walls That Talk – Libby Prison -Inventory Number: HIS 064 Copyright 1884.   Published by R. E. Lee Camo, NO. I, C.V.  “Walls That Talk: A transcript of the Names, Initials, and Sentiments Written and Graven on the Walls, Doors, and Windows of the Libby Prison at Richmon, by the Prisoners of 1861-65.  Contains 17 pages.  Front and back cover and page no longer bond.   Inventory Number: HIS 064 

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Black and white illustrated cover for "Walls That Talk - Libby Prison," depicting a large brick building; published in Richmond, 1884. Price: 25 cents.
Title page of "Walls That Talk - Libby Prison," a pamphlet documenting names, initials, and sentiments inscribed by prisoners at Libby Prison in Richmond from 1861–1865.
The open booklet "Walls That Talk - Libby Prison" features an introduction to the prison's history, structure, and later use, printed on two cream-colored pages with visible binding.
Two open book pages from "Walls That Talk - Libby Prison" describe conditions and regulations at Libby Prison during the Civil War—highlighting disease, overcrowding, and food shortages—with text in a serif font.

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