Search Results: Literature from Anglophile Books

NY: Charles Scribner's Sons. Good with no dust wrapper. 1940. Hardcover. 471 pages; Light tan cloth covers show soil and dampstains. Page edges yellowed . Red and black label and titles on spine are losing their color. Previous owner's bookplate. Binding is good and tight. Never used in a library but has a community library stamp on title page.. Catalogs: Literature. Keywords: Fiction.

NY: Random House. Good. 1957. Hardcover. 360 pages; Decorated paper over boards, quarter cloth binding with gilt letters, corners worn to boards, spine bumped. Some soil, binding is good and tight. No dust wrapper.; A new translation by Francis Steegmuller.. Catalogs: Literature. Keywords: France Literature.

NY: Clarkson N. Potter. Very Good+ in Very Good dust wrapper. 1984. Hardcover. ISBN: 0517556189. 275 pages; Book is in very nice condition. Dust wrapper has slight edgewear, rubbing and scoring.; Sixty-six pieces by Maugham that were never before published in book form. . Catalogs: Literature. Keywords: Short Stories, British Author.

London: Folio Society. Very Good+. 2002. Fourth Printing. Hardcover. 172,476,524 pages. Quarter cloth bindings with decorated paper covered boards and decorated endpapers. Two of the lovely volumes are near fine.The very good 'Barchester Towers' volume has circular dampstains on front and a few white spots on back. No dust wrappers as issued, blue slipcase, faintly dusty, has bumped corners.; <B>The first three volumes of "The Barsetshire Novels", the first serial fiction in English literature. The six novel series tells the story of the professional and landed classes in the Victorian cathedral town of Barchester and the surrounding county. Angela Thirkell readers will recognize many of the family names and place names as she 'borrowed' Trollope's Barsetshire for her own novels of 20th century English life. 'The Warden' introduction by Owen Chadwick, 'Barchester Towers' introduction by Ruth Rendell, 'Doctor Thorne' introduction… Read More