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Hardcover. Very Good. London: Grolier, nd, circa 1899. Top edge gilt, . fore & bottom edges untrimmed. IMPERIAL deluxe edition, #504 of 1000. N.D.. Hardcover. Days of the Dandies; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 311 pages .Very good cloth hardcover in no dust jacket, Clean, tight, bright, First edition first printing thus. Brief edgewear, light toning at tissue guards of illus., edgewear to paper spine label.

London: The Grolier Society, 1900. "Edition De Luxe. Limited to One Thousand Copies for England and America." This is copy number 558 of the limited printing. Bound in original light green cloth with paper spine label. Printed by the Edinburgh Press on laid paper with the Grolier watermark. Top edge gilt, fore and bottom edges uncut. Illustrated text with photogravure plates and colored frontispiece, red captioned onion skin tissue-guards. Apparently unread with unopened pages. No markings. . Limited/Numbered. Hard Cover. Very Good.

London: Grolier Society. Good+ with no dust jacket. Limited Ed. Hardback. Spots on Cover, Ex-Library .

London: The Grolier Society N. D. 3/4 Leather with marbled boards. 5 raised bands with gilt compartments. #457 of 1000 copies printed. Marbled end pages. Gilt on top edge. Original red ribbon bookmark. Extremely light wear to the hinges. Some fading to the cover. . De Lux Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket.

London: The Grolier Society, 1900. 9 x 6." 312pp. Beautifully bound by the Grolier Bindery (with their binding signature on front lower dentelle) in turquoise green goatskin featuring a pleasing gilt and onlay pattern on both covers comprising ornate gilt vine work, gouge and dot stippling, and geometric shapes inside a triple fillet border. Rose blossoms appear at all four corners in onlay and gilt. Spine with similar patterning, and three additional rose onlays, making a total of eleven. Exquisite large dentelles with stunning gilt designs and onlaid white pigskin doublure panels with additional gilt and onlays, marbled endpapers. TEG. The so-named "Edition Magnifique" (as given on the limitation page), limited to only 26 copies; this is letter F. One of a series of 15 volumes covering 18th century English authors. The binding by Grolier Society's own bindery (not to be confused with the Grolier Club's bindery) is suitably de luxe. Joints slightly rubbed and spine a little faded, else near fine.