[Hand-Colored | Palmetto Press] Bivouac of the Dead Not on Ebay in addition to extensive notes

in addition to extensive notes in the Appendix relating to the sales and buyers of DGR's works listed there

Millbrook") along with the program for the Organ Dedication Service at Millbrook

the doublures explode with a large border of inlaid flowers in red

Dorset" in 1921

and gilt lettering to spine

[Hand-Colored | Palmetto Press] Bivouac of the Dead Not on Ebay in addition to extensive notesO'Hara, Theodore. Bivouac of the Dead. Eureka Springs, AK: The Palmetto Press, [no date, circa 1910s]. Printed by William Lewis Washburn. The first Palmetto Press printing was in 1900; this is a later printing with a slightly different design. The title page has been illuminated by hand in watercolors and gilt, with a large opening initial hand drawn in purple and gilt. Gilt and watercolor rubrication to the small initials on each page of text. Stiff