The Historians’ History of the World (Vol XIV–XV) — Germany & Netherlands (1907) | Antique World History Reference Set

A beautiful antique pair from The Historians’ History of the World—Volumes XIV and XV, focused on the Netherlands and Germany. Published under The History Association in 1907, these substantial cloth hardcovers make a striking library display and a genuinely useful old-school reference set.

Quick Specs

∙ Item Type: Antique hardcover book set (2 volumes)
∙ Title: The Historians’ History of the World
∙ Volumes: XIV (Netherlands/Germany) + XV (Germany—continued)
∙ Editor: Henry Smith Williams
∙ Publisher: The History Association (London & New York)
∙ Year: 1907 (copyright page notes 1904/1907)
∙ Size (each): approx. 10 x 7 x 2 in
∙ Pages: approx. 662 pp each 
∙ Material: Cloth hardcover bindings
∙ Language: English
∙ Genre: World History, European History, Historical Reference

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Condition - Grade: Good

Notes: Solid antique set with visible age wear. Toning/spotting consistent with age; name written on a blank page (“L. List”); some fading to spine/cover lettering.

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Suggested Uses

∙ Reference reading for European history
∙ Display for vintage library / office decor
∙ Giftable set for historians and collectors

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