​Step into authentic American agricultural history with this centenary commemorative pair of The Old Farmer's Almanac.
 Featuring the 1916 edition (No. 124, Robert B. Thomas, printed for Frank M. Shurtleff in Gloucester, Massachusetts) paired alongside the historic 1816 edition (No. XXIV, West & Richardson, Boston), this duo captures a century of weather lore, astronomical charts, rural poetry, and quintessential New England wit.  
​Crisp woodcut vignettes of the four seasons frame the decorative typography, while the 1816 text preserves the famous astronomical calculations and country wisdom from the iconic "Year Without a Summer". Preserved clean in its sealed shrink wrap, it makes a handsome tactile accent for a rustic library desk, cottage bookshelf, or framed display of vintage Americana. 
 
​Publisher / Author: Robert B. Thomas / Yankee Publishing Archive Reproduction  
​Subject Editions: 1916 (No. 124) & 1816 (No. XXIV) Facsimile Pair
  
​Material & Binding: Stapled illustrated softcover paper booklets  
​Aesthetic Alignment: Heritage Traditional / Cottagecore / Accessible Classic  
​Honest Condition: Sealed in original clear shrink wrap with no interior handling. The outer cover paper shows bright, crisp black letterpress-style typography against ivory stock, with no rips, edge tears, or dog-eared corners. Minor exterior handling creases visible on the clear plastic film only.  
​Dimensions: Approximately 7.5" H × 4.75" W
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