Item #11028 The Work of Adalbert Johann Volck, 1828-1912, Who Chose for his Name the Anagram V. Blada, 1861-1865: Etcher, Illustrator, Sculptor, Painter, Worker in Metal, Wood, Ivory, Porcelain. Adalbert Johann | Volck, George McCullough.
The Work of Adalbert Johann Volck, 1828-1912, Who Chose for his Name the Anagram V. Blada, 1861-1865: Etcher, Illustrator, Sculptor, Painter, Worker in Metal, Wood, Ivory, Porcelain
The Work of Adalbert Johann Volck, 1828-1912, Who Chose for his Name the Anagram V. Blada, 1861-1865: Etcher, Illustrator, Sculptor, Painter, Worker in Metal, Wood, Ivory, Porcelain
The Work of Adalbert Johann Volck, 1828-1912, Who Chose for his Name the Anagram V. Blada, 1861-1865: Etcher, Illustrator, Sculptor, Painter, Worker in Metal, Wood, Ivory, Porcelain
The Work of Adalbert Johann Volck, 1828-1912, Who Chose for his Name the Anagram V. Blada, 1861-1865: Etcher, Illustrator, Sculptor, Painter, Worker in Metal, Wood, Ivory, Porcelain
The Work of Adalbert Johann Volck, 1828-1912, Who Chose for his Name the Anagram V. Blada, 1861-1865: Etcher, Illustrator, Sculptor, Painter, Worker in Metal, Wood, Ivory, Porcelain

The Work of Adalbert Johann Volck, 1828-1912, Who Chose for his Name the Anagram V. Blada, 1861-1865: Etcher, Illustrator, Sculptor, Painter, Worker in Metal, Wood, Ivory, Porcelain

Baltimore: George McCullogh, 1970. Hard Cover. Near Fine binding / Very Good dust jacket. Item #11028

Oblong octavo. 222, [2] pp., illus. First edition. In publisher's cloth with original glassine jacket. A bright, fresh copy in a toned and light edgeworn glassine jacket. An Austrian in Baltimore, Volck was a noted supported of the Confederacy. This is a very nice copy of this collection of Volck's illustrations, caricatures, and political cartoons from the Civil War.

Price: $50.00

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