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A remarkable 1906 ledger book repurposed as a personal scrapbook, featuring a fascinating collection of early 20th-century history. The red leather-bound volume contains numerous newspaper clippings, maps, and illustrations primarily focused on World War I era events, including reports on the Balkan States, German aerial attacks, and military movements. Hand-written entries from the original ledger remain visible beneath and alongside the pasted ephemera, creating a unique layered historical document. The cover bears an 'Ex Libris' bookplate for Myrtle A. Villiers and a handwritten label for 'Earl Sullivan Scrap Book.' This piece serves as a compelling time capsule of global news and personal curation from the early 1900s.
There are 86 sheets (172 pages) filled. The rest are still beautiful fountain pen ledger entries
Has been taped back together by last owner
There are also a couple references to women's suffrage movement. A poignant remnant of our nation's history
