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The set is HEAVY at almost 14 lbs. 1976 TEAMSTERS 21ST CONVENTION LAS VEGAS SLIP CASE WITH 3 VOLUMES LEATHER VG Merkle Press, Washington, D.C., 1976. Three volumes, compiled by The Brotherhood of Teamsters for its 21st Convention Celebrating the United States Bicentennial. Volumes are Fully bound in genuine Handcrafted Mission Leather. All volumes are in Very Good, Like New condition. Volume 1: Teamsters All, Pictorial Highlights in Our History. Bound in brown padded Mission Leather hard cover boards with black Teamsters Bicentennial Logo on front Board. Stamped raised letter title on spine. Black type and illustrations with gilt Union's Bicentennial Logo on back board. Illustrated Endpapers of Photograph of Union's Headquarters. A text block of 308 numbered pages which includes black and white photographs and illustrations concerning history of the Teamsters, Acknowledgements and Index. No Dustcover as issued. Volume, 2: J.G. Ferguson Publishing Company, Chicago, 1976. The People of the Revolution, The Colonial Spirit of '76. The Lives of Members of the Continental Congress and Other Men and Women of the Period by David C. Whitney. Bound in Padded Brown Mission Leather with Illustration on front board, Stamped raised letter titles on spine and black type and illustration with gilt union's Bicentennial Logo on back board. lllustration of water color painting of Monticello on front and back endpapers. A text block of 440 numbered speckled edged pages which includes illustrations of water-color paintings and sketches by Kay Smith, Illustrations Credits, Bibliography and Index. Volume 3: J.G. Ferguson Publishing Company, 1976. The Pictorial History of the American Revolution as Told by Eyewitnesses and Participants by Rupert Furneaux. Bound in padded Brown Mission leather covered hard boards with blind stamped framed illustration on front board, brown type on spine and black type and illustration with gilt union's Bicentennial Logo on back board. Endpapers of A French Artist painting of the Surrender of the English at Yorktown. A text block of 400 numbered brown speckled edge pages which includes black and white illustrations and Featuring water-color paintings and sketches by Kay Smith, Chronology, Bibliography and Index.