Tales Of the Monks From the Gesta Romanorum

New York: Tudor Plublishing, 1947. Original cloth. xiii, + 320pp. Book clean and square. Spine firm, gilt title there-on. Slight bumps on heel and foot. Small original seller's sticker affixed to front pastedown, otherwise tanned strips on fep's. Art-illustrated dustjacket noticeably edgeworn, nipped, with jagged tears, creased and abraded. 'Tales Of The Monks' were the most popular stories of the… Read more about this item

Very Good Hardcover Good+ Dust Jacket Original 1933 Edition 320 pp, Clean pages. Small jacket chips and tears else Good Tight binding. Primary text. Translations from The Gesta Romanrum. "Kind of Dylan's "Early Roman Kings" NOT a library copy. Very Good Cloth clean shape. Red dust jacket. NOT a library copy. See our Three Geese in Flight Book Scans of… Read more about this item

George G. Harrap & Co Ltd. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Hardback. Undated. Red boards with decorative impression on front and gold title to spine. Spine sunned. Corners bumped. No inscriptions and internally clean and tightly bound. A good+ copy.

London: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd.. First Thus. Hardcover. Fine. Octavo. Medieval fireside tales by monks told at their monasteries and later sources for Shakespeare and others. Original red gilt cloth with gilt spine decorations. A clean, tight, unmarked copy in bright spine gilt.

Tudor Publishing Co., 1936. Book. Good. Hardcover. Binding is moderately loose. Some soiling to bottom edge of closed pgs. Dust jacket is tattered, but present..

NY: Tudor Pub Co. VG. (1936). New ed. Tales that inspired Boccacio to write The Decameron, Balzac to write Droll Stories, and Margaret to write The Heptameron. . Most entertaining stories of the Middle Ages. Dark blue/green binding, gilt lettering and decoration on spine (rubbed). .

New York: Lincoln MacVeagh, 1928. Book. NF. Hardcover. First Edition. First printing. A NF copy in a NF dust jacket with the price intact on the front flap. A collectible copy..