This is one of two old school books purchased for their endpaper drawings today--examples like this make really happy, and I'll never resist them. This is a c. 1870 copy of The Eclectic Series Primary Geography, with a young F.M Spitzer having had it in his hands in 1888 and doing with it as he wished! The crayon colored, brightly striped wooly mammoth on the inside back cover surrounded by doodles is what really does it for me (and which I'd be inclined to detach and frame), but there's more too, including a sweet drawing of a young boy in yellow suit and boots up front, and happy rainbow colored globe a few pages later. Photos give a good sense of Spitzer's additions, and then lots of nice maps here too. 

9" x 7 3/4", 86 pp. Very well worn, with hand-stitched mending in black thread to the spine long ago. A few torn pages and general wear throughout but holding together and pages are not chipping/especially brittle.