Wonderful 1937 University Of New Hampshire yearbook. This is the Granite, from 1937. It is beautifully done with a mountain scene embossed on the cover, and deep blue background. The pages have some slight yellowing from age, but the book is in otherwise great condition. I have also included a newspaper article that was in the book when I purchased it. I am not sure the article has anything to do with the yearbook, or if it is a keepsake of the previous owners. The whole article is not included, just a front and back page that was ripped in half. The article is from 1931. Since it came with the book, I am including it. There is some light wear to the binding on the bottom and top of the book. This would make a wonderful addition to your University of New Hampshire memorabilia, or add it to your yearbook collection. Please see pictures as an addition to description. Be sure to check my other listings, and visit Treasures From Yesteryear for more great collectible items from years gone by. I have a great selection of vintage items I am currently accepting offers on, and I add new items daily, so please check back often.

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