In an unusually fresh condition
Publication: New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1886.
BURNETT, Frances Hodgson, Little Lord FauntleroyA very attractive example of the first edition of this celebrated children novel: in the original cloth, very bright. Read More
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Burnett’s first children’s novel, in the original cloth here in lovely, bright condition.
First edition, first issue, with The De Vinne Press imprint at the verso of the last page of text and number 14 printed on the lower left margin of p. 209. This was Burnett’s first children’s novel, and originally appeared as a serial in the St. Nicholas Magazine between November 1885 and October 1886.
Item number
2147
Quarto. Engraved frontispiece and 11 plates, vignettes throughout.
Binding
Original brown cloth, spine and cover decorated in black, red and gold, brown coated endpapers.
Condition
Small spot of rubbing to front free endpaper. An excellent copy in bright cloth and very fresh internally.
BYRON, George Gordon Lord, The Works by Lord Byron, including the suppressed poems. Complete in one volumeFine Didot edition of Byron in a Bauzonnet binding, 'doublée', with the binder's receipt bound in. Read More
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[PUSHKIN] – Alexandre POUCHKINE, Véra STARKOFF (transl.) and Marie EGOROFF (artist)
[PUSHKIN] - Alexandre POUCHKINE, Véra STARKOFF (transl.) and Marie EGOROFF (artist), Rouslane et LudmileThe first complete poetic French translation of Pushkin's celebrated work. Strikingly illustrated by an original Russian female artist, and this copy inscribed by the translator: a politically-engaged playwright and one of the main figures of the feminist theatre movement in France. Rarely found, and only 500 copies printed. Read More
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