Philadelphia: A. Hart, 1850. First American edition; first printing. 444 [2] pp. Original publisher’s brown/black embossed cloth, gilt spine lettering, decorative blind-stamped boards, brown coated endpapers. Heavy shelf-wear and rubbing; edge/corner wear with small losses at spine tips; noticeable surface abrasions to the back board; text block toning appropriate to.....
New York: Albert & Charles Boni, 1927. 352 [3]pp./ 384 [3]pp. 12mo. Two volumes. Publisher’s cream cloth spines with printed titles; original striped paper-covered boards; both volumes housed in clear protective wraps. Moderate wear and soiling to boards; cloth spines age-toned and faded; scattered spotting/foxing to prelims. Limitation leaf notes.....
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Glasgow: Chapman & Lang, 1803. 312 [1] pp. Mottled calf, worn. Heavy wear to boards with pronounced rubbing and edge loss; joints/spine stressed; contents age-toned with foxing scattered throughout. Early 19th‑century Glasgow issue of Smollett’s influential English translation of Don Quixote, here offered as a single, incomplete odd volume (Volume IV only).....