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**ITEM DESCRIPTION:**
Up for sale is an original, authentic copy of Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Issue No. 321 from February 1877. This is a fascinating piece of 19th-century American media history published by Harper & Brothers in New York.
**Key Features & Highlights in this Issue:**
- Extensive illustrated historical feature on the history and growth of Brooklyn, NY.
- Short fiction "Notwithstanding" by renowned author Frances Hodgson Burnett (author of The Secret Garden).
- "Editor's Easy Chair" cultural and political commentary by George William Curtis.
- Features the iconic, highly detailed Victorian wood-engraved architectural cover art.
**Condition Report:**
Fair to Good vintage condition for a softcover periodical over 145 years old. The cover remains securely attached with vibrant, crisp typography. Displays typical age-related toning, minor perimeter water tracking/staining on the left edge, and vintage foxing spots. Features an authentic historical paper subscriber/library distribution tag ("722 Wood N B 330”) pasted on the front, adding unique historical provenance.
Please see the photos for the exact cosmetic condition of this piece. Shipped securely in a protective sleeve with heavy cardboard backing to prevent bending.
