What's the oldest book you own?

My grandpa gave me a copy of Shakespeare's complete works that was published in 1924.

The Bible

I have an Alice in Wonderland book from early 1900's (can't remember exact date right now but I think 1916). It's not the original publication date but has colored plates of John Tenniel's illustrations which is rare. I loved the story as a child so that makes it special to me.

1947 first edition Championship Football by Dana X. Bible.

I have the official history of the Great War, written in 1930, I think. It's definitely pre-World War II.

Old atlas.

I have a number from the 1700's, many from 1820-1900, hundreds from 1900-1940.

WWII books 1939-1945 about 100.
Civil War 1861-1900 about 50

Religion 1790-1900 about 100, love the one on the Sinai Writings.
General History 1800-1900 about 40 (Prescott's History of the Conquest of Mexico 1843, etc.)

Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo by CPT Ted Lawson (1943).

The Caine Mutiny by Herman Wouk (1951).

I have 3 "textbooks" from my grandmother when she was in school in the 30s: a French book, a guide to short hand, and a Louisiana Civics book. All 3 are fascinating.

1898 LSU Yearbook

From my wife's family