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Published by Collins Clear-Type Press, c.1900. First edition thus. Undated. Illustrated Pocket Classics. Illustrated by Paul Hardy. 448pp. Condition: Good.
Bound in original red cloth boards with title and decoration in gilt to the spine. Some fading to the spine and a little rubbing, bumping, and slight marking to the boards, but the binding is otherwise in smart condition. Inside, the pages are clean, bright and free from marks or damage save for the usual toning and some cracking to the spine inside the front board..
In all, this is a smart edition of this historical novel by Dumas, the fourth in his 6 book series the Marie Antoinette Romances, set during the French Revolution. It is set several years after 'The Queen's Necklace', and following the story of Ange Pitou, a peasant who becomes involved in the revolution. It was first published in 1846, and is part of the 'Marie Antoinette romances'.

Published by Collins' Clear-Type Press, London; Undated. Illustrated Pocket Classics 752pp. No dj. 18mo. Illustrated by F. C. Tilney. Condition: Very Good.
Published as part of the Collins' Illustrated Pocket Classics. It is undated but most likely published in the 1920s. Bound in red cloth boards with gold gilt decoration and title to the spine. There is a little darkening and marking to the boards and some fading to the spine. Inside, the pages are clean and bright with just a little of toning, but otherwise free from marks or damage and in lovely condition.Alexandre Dumas was a prolific French writer in the nineteenth century, his works have been translated into numerous languages and he is one of the most widely read French authors. Two of his most popular works include The Count of Monte Cristo, and The Three Musketeers, historical adventures that have delighted and captivated readers for generations. This example is beautifully illustrated by F. C. Tilney, and is a book to be cherished by anyone… Read More

Published by William Heineman Ltd, London; 1981. 8vo. 311pp. First edition, first impression. Condition: Near Fine/Near Fine.

Bound in original tan cloth boards with title to the spine. Other than some bumping to the spine ends and a crease running down the spine, the binding is square and tight and in very clean, smart condition. Inside, the pages are clean and bright with just some toning to note.

This smart book is housed in its original first issue jacket, which is in equally smart condition. There is a touch of bumping to the spine ends and edges, and some rubbing to the rear panel, but it is otherwise in bright condition, free from marks or damage.

In all, this is a lovely example of this first edition, second in Cookson's Tilly Trotter trilogy. It follows Matilda, Tilly, Trotter as she finds herself alone and pregnant after the death of Mark Sopwith, her husband in all but name. With her future suddenly uncertain, and facing hostility from his eldest child, Tilly leaves her native Tyneside… Read More

Published by Collins Clear-Type Press, c.1900. First edition thus. Undated. Illustrated Pocket Classics. Illustrated by F. C. Tilney. 712pp. Condition: Very Good.
Bound in original red cloth boards with title and decoration in gilt to the spine. Some fading to the spine and a little rubbing and bumping to the boards, but the binding is otherwise in smart condition. Inside, the pages are clean and bright and free from marks or damage save for a touch of toning.
In all, this is a very smart edition of this novel by Dumas. It was the sequel to the Three Musketeers, the second book in the D'Artagnan Romances. It follows events in France during the Fronde, during the childhood reign of King Louis XIV, and in England towards the end of the English Civil War, leading up to the victory of Oliver Cromwell and the execution of King Charles I. Through his characters, Dumas praises the idea of benevolent royalty. His musketeers are valiant and just in their efforts to protect Louis XIV and Charles I from their attackers.

Published by Robert Hale Limited, London; 1949. 8vo. 180pp. First U.K. edition, first impression. Condition: Very Good+/Very Good
Bound in original red cloth binding with title in black to front and spine. The binding is square and tight and in clean, bright condition. There is some darkening and bumping to the top edge and spine ends. Inside, the pages are clean and bright and free from marks or damage, with just a little toning and spotting due to age. It is beautifully illustrated by the author.
This lovely book is housed in its first issue dust jacket. It is lovely and vibrant, and in very smart condition. There are a few very small stains and some shelf wear, including a few closed tears to the spine ends and top corner, which at some point have been taped to prevent further damage. It remains in rather lovely condition in spite of thee few points.
In all, this is a beautiful example of this children's novel by William Pene du Bois. The novel is a skilful blend of truth and nonsense, in which a… Read More

Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London; 1824. First edition. 8vp. Binding Copy. Bound in brown leather with gold gilt detailing. The front board has completely separated, although still present, and the spine has almost totally worn away. As such, although on Good condition, this book will need attention to the binding. Inside, the ffeps and title page have separated, but are present. There is no contents page. Overall, however, the book internally is in Good condition. The pages are clean and bright and only show small signs of ageing with a little toning and age spotting. Once the binding has been repaired/replaced, this will be a very smart book, which will sit well in any collection.