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Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Very Good. Pages crisp and clean; stapled binding secure. Soft cover is faded over the spine and has mild surface rubbing at the left front and right rear, a tiny surface chip at the upper front, and mild corner and spine end rubbing, otherwise excellent. 46pp., illustrated in black-and-white. Articles in this issue discuss presidents visiting Iowa. Lead article: 'McKinley in Iowa' by Mildred Throne.

Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Good. Pages clean except for two pale drip stains affecting the right edge of the page block; stapled binding secure; soft cover has a ripple at the bottom front edge and a red smudge at the upper front, some surface wear and chipping along the spine, and bluish smudging at the right rear edge, otherwise sound. 32pp., illustrated in black-and-white. Contains "Prehistoric Man in Northeastern Iowa" by Marshall McKusick and includes photographs from excavations of burial mounds.

Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Good+. Pages crisp and clean; stapled binding secure. Soft cover has a little rubbing along the left front, a small fold at the lower right front corner, and a little wear at the spine ends and lower edges but is generally clean and attractive. 32pp., illustrated in black-and-white. Lead article: 'Tulip Time in Pella' by George Ver Steet and Henry Vande Kieft.

Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Very Good. Pages crisp and clean; stapled binding secure. Soft cover has a little rubbing along the left front, a light reddish spot and a pale yellow spot at the right rear, and some chipping at the spine ends but is otherwise clean and attractive. 64pp., illustrated in black-and-white. Lead article: 'Dubuque: the Key City of Iowa' by William Petersen.

Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Very Good. Pages crisp and clean; stapled binding secure. Soft cover has gentle smudging at the left front and right rear, and some chipping at the spine ends, but is generally clean and attractive. 32pp.; b/w + color illus. Celebrating the American composer Stephen Collins Foster, with articles by William J. Petersen and Fletcher Hodges, Jr.

Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Very Good. Pages crisp and clean; stapled binding secure. Soft cover has a little rubbing along the left front and a little wear at the spine ends but is generally clean and attractive. 32pp., illustrated in black-and-white. Lead article: 'Reapportionment in Iowa' by Frank T. Nye.

Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Good+. Pages crisp and clean except for four small, brown spots on the first page; stapled binding secure. Soft cover has a pale drip spot at the lower front and some chipping along the spine but is otherwise clean and attractive. 32pp., illustrated in black-and-white. Contains "The Wabash in Iowa" by Frank P. Donovan.

Iowa City, IA: The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1964. Staple-bound Softcover. Good. Pages crisp and clean; stapled binding secure. Soft cover has a short crease at the right front edge, a pale, yellow stain at the upper left front and another at the top right rear, mild smudging at the left front, and small chips at the spine ends but is generally clean and attractive. 32pp., illustrated in black-and-white. Articles by William F. Betterton about music in early Davenport, from bands and orchestras to the Sangerfest of 1898.