The Man Without A Country by Edward E. Hale (S.F. Public Library Copy), 1915 🇺🇸📜⚓️ Marion Cabell Tyree representing the celebrated artistic legacy

representing the celebrated artistic legacy of Limoges

and its brand recognition

marking the height of the Edwardian Era (which ended that year with the death of King Edward VII)

a form of delicate painting famous for its intricate detail and luminous color

a time when Cather’s works were being solidified as American classics

The Man Without A Country by Edward E. Hale (S.F. Public Library Copy), 1915 🇺🇸📜⚓️ Marion Cabell Tyree representing the celebrated artistic legacyThis is a top shelf documentary artifact of American literary and institutional history: The Man Without A Country by Edward E. Hale. The volume is an authenticated illustrated edition published by Little, Brown, and Company, Boston. It is distinguished by its verifiable institutional history from the S. F. Public Library. The copy's value is secured by the non replicable chain of ownership and its function as a tangible record of a major American