The Doll's House (volume 225) and Journal (volume 52) of the Albatross Modern Continental Library by Katherine Mansfield - 1939

Albatross Continental Library, 1946..

Creative Co (Sd), 1986-05. Library Binding. Good.

Paris: The Albatross, 1934 Copyright edition in mass market paperback. Spine has a minor roll, some wear to the covers. Very Good.

Hamburg, Germany: The Albatross - Modern Continental Library, 1934. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. First Printing - First Thus. 242 pp. Albatross Book 225. Light edge and corner wear with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. This story collection contains: The Tiredness of Rosabel; How Pearl Button was Kidnapped; The Journey to Bruges; A Truthful Adventure; New Dresses; The Woman at the Store; Ole Underwood; The Little Girl; Millie; Pension Seguin; Violet; Bains Turcs; Something Childish but very Natural; An Indiscreet Journey; Spring Pictures; Late at Night; Two Tuppenny Ones, Please; The Black Cap; A Suburban Fairy Tale; Carnation; See-Saw; This Flower; The Wrong House; Sixpence; Poison; Honeymoon; A Cup of Tea; Taking the Veil; The Fly; The Canary; and The Doll's House..

Leipzig: Albatross Verlag, 1939 Both volumes have gold gilt title on blue tile on spine over faded cloth; half leatherette, All are bound in the same manner and can be described similarly. Clean text and interior.. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket.

NP, 0000. Leather Binding. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" This unique hand-made book is composed of three Katherine Mansfield short stories, with text hand-typed in a small sans serif face, illustrated with seven original paintings and drawings. The short stories are 'The Doll's House', 'A Dill Pickle', and 'Psychology'. The typed text averages 36 lines per page. The work is bound in half brown morocco over matching cloth. It is near fine, with only the faintest traces of wear. [6 blank], [45] pages of text and plates, [5 blank], broken up into 3 sections each irregularly paginated as 9 pages. Includes 7 original drawings and paintings, in watercolor, gouache, and ink. Though unsigned, the art demonstrates considerable skill. Some are abstract, some figurative. Two are on red paper, one on gray. The remainder of the work is largely on a cream Crane's laid stock. Though Crane's is based in the US, their cotton-based rag has long been popular in the UK and Europe. There are no identifying… Read More