A Light for the Line; or, the story of Thomas Ward, a railway workman.

Made:
1859 in New York
maker:
Catherine M. Marsh

Book. A light for the line; or the story of Thomas Ward, a railway workman. By Catherine Marsh. Published in New York by Robert Carter & Brothers, 1859.

Details

Category:
Library Collections
Object Number:
2015-7064
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
Measurements:
H=156mm
W=105mm
D=10mm
type:
book
credit:
Purchased from Amazon

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