THE Boys' Book OF Annapolis

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear consistent with its age and library use. The cover is intact but exhibits some fading and minor soiling. The spine is sturdy, and the pages remain well-bound, though they display some yellowing and occasional markings from library circulation. There is no dust jacket present.

"The Boys' Book of Annapolis" by George L. Knapp is a fascinating exploration into the life and traditions of the United States Naval Academy. Published in 1930 by Dodd, Mead and Company in New York, this illustrated volume offers young readers a glimpse into the rigorous training and storied history of one of America's premier military institutions. Knapp, also known for "A Young Volunteer with Old Hickory," brings his narrative expertise to this engaging account. This edition was once part of the Pacific Grove Public Library collection, as indicated by library stamps. The book's historical context and focus on military education make it a unique addition to collections of juvenile and military history literature. The absence of a dust jacket and typical signs of library use give it a well-loved character, appealing to collectors of vintage educational texts.