1928 Hardcover Book, Vacant Niche or Land of Gold, C. E. Bennett, Signed First Edition, Literature, Revolutionary War

1928 Hardcover Book, Vacant Niche or Land of Gold, C. E. Bennett, Signed First Edition, Literature, Revolutionary War

A hardcover book entitled Vacant Niche or Land of Gold by C. E. Bennet. This is a 1928 First Edition signed by the author.

This book explains to all that there was once a hero who dashed across the fields of battle, leading his men to glorious victory; but it describes equally well how that same hero later in life sold himself for a paltry sum and that he was, at the same time, endeavoring to sell his own country -- Benedict Arnold.

Size:
7½ x 4¾ inches
159 pages
Dust Jacket --None
Published by Robson and Adee Schenectady, NY -- 1928 Signed First Edition

This book is in Good condition. The book has no rips or tears. The inside is clean and completely unmarked. The binding is completely intact and strong. The spine is worn and sun-faded which has caused some peeling. The inside covers and flyleaves are stained. The Author's signature is on the front flyleaf and is easy to read.

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