Complete Set. This is a quite used set. Generally speaking, pages appear rather used. Leather Covers are generally worn around edges.
The product is a first edition hardcover book titled “The Fugitive” by Rabindranath Tagore, published by The Macmillan Company in 1921 in New York. This literary work falls under the category of India literature, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of Tagore’s works. The book is considered a special edition as it is ex-library and has a unique original print year of 1921, making it a sought-after item for collectors and fans of Nobel Prize-winning literature.
Gray cloth boards with red and black spine and cover decoration. Book remains solid with age-related wear, rubbing, toning, and shelf wear. No dust jacket. Interior pages appear clean and complete.
By Alexander Werth. Author: Alexander Werth. Classic World War II history covering the Soviet Union’s role in the war from 1941-1945. Year: 1964. Original dust jacket is present but shows significant wear, tears, edge chipping, and loss at the spine ends.
John A. Broadus Sermons A.C. Armstrong & Son 22nd Ed Cloth 1870 Religion
22nd Edition Hoyle’s Games By Trumps See photos for overall condition Has some minor cosmetic concerns, binding is split and will require TLC when handling. Pages appear intact with no visible rips/tears
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