1937 Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook, Manitowoc, Wisconsin

$ 34.32

Era: 1930s Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Language: English Illustrator: photographs Vintage: Yes Modified Item: No Publisher: Lincoln High School Type: Annual Book Series: Flambeau Book Title: Yearbook Unit Quantity: 1 width: 7 3/4 in Genre: High School Yearbook Personalize: No Ex Libris: No Features: 1st Edition ISBN: doesnotapply Subject: High School Country of Origin: United States Inscribed: No Signed: No Author: High School Narrative Type: Nonfiction Signed By: students Item Height: 5/8 in Original Language: English Region: Wisconsin Publication Year: 1933 Personalized: No Topic: School, High School Annual Format: Hardcover Country of Manufacture: United States height: 5/8 in Item Width: 7 3/4 in Item Weight: 1 lb 11.4 oz Item Length: 11 in Literary Movement: Realism Edition: First Edition Number of Pages: 144 Pages Unit Type: Unit

Description

1937 Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. The 1937 Lincoln High School Flambeau Yearbook from Manitowoc, Wisconsin is a vintage hardcover book signed by students of the school. This first edition annual features photographs and narratives about the school and its students, making it a nostalgic piece for young adults and adults interested in high school history. With a publication year of 1933 and an original English language, this yearbook offers a glimpse into the lifestyle and experiences of students in the 1930s, making it a valuable addition to any collection of high school memorabilia. The 1937 Lincoln High School Flambeau Yearbook from Manitowoc, Wisconsin is a vintage hardcover book signed by students of the school. This first edition annual features photographs and narratives about the school and its students, making it a nostalgic piece for young adults and adults interested in high school history. With a publication year of 1933 and an original English language, this yearbook offers a glimpse into the lifestyle and experiences of students in the 1930s, making it a valuable addition to any collection of high school memorabilia.