Wright, Julia McNair, 1840-1903. Shoe-binders of New York; or, The fields white to the harvest. / By Mrs. J. McNair Wright, author of "Annie Lorimer," "Path and lamp," "Nannie Barton," &c., &c..

Wright, Julia McNair, 1840-1903.

Shoe-binders of New York; or, The fields white to the harvest. / By Mrs. J. McNair Wright, author of "Annie Lorimer," "Path and lamp," "Nannie Barton," &c., &c..

Philadelphia: : Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1334 Chestnut Street., [1867?]

"Westcott & Thomson, stereotypers, Philada."--T.p. verso.

Series title from 1871 publisher's catalog.

Plates signed: Schell del; Rea-Sharp.

Library Company's copy has generic Sunday-school bookplate, which also advertises books and Sunday school requisites available from Chicago publisher and bookseller John H. Tomlinson.

Poor -- Juvenile fiction.

Shoemakers -- Juvenile fiction.

Temperance -- Juvenile fiction.

Charity-schools -- Juvenile fiction.

Juvenile literature -- 1867. rbgenr

Fiction -- 1867. rbgenr

Bookplates (Provenance). rbprov

Women writers.

Women.

Imprint Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. 1867.

Hildeburn, William L., copyright holder.

Schell, ill.

Tomlinson, John H., former owner.

PA. Philadelphia. 1867.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Publication, publisher.

Rea & Sharp, engraver.

Westcott & Thomson, stereotyper.

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