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Collins, Wilkie; Introduction by Vincent Starrett. Illustrated by Leonard Rosoman.
The Woman in White
New York, Heritage Press,
1964, Slipcase,
illus: Leonard Rosoman, Condition: Very Good Plus, First published in mid 1859 as a serial in the English publication "All the Year Round", edited by Wilkies friend Charles Dickens. An English mystery during Victorian times. Collins' uses pictorial suggestion, such as the opening scene of a hot silent evening on Hampstead Heath, its atmosphere charged with the mystery of the neighboring city which looms through the gathering, big with secrets of millions of lives. Beautifully illustrated in color and black and white by Leonard Rosoman. Grey decorated boards, grey cloth spine, white decorations and title panel, gilt lettering. Very clean, solidly bound. Slipcase grey, aged toned, closed tear to upper and lower edge, slipcase solid. sm 4 to, 534 pages
(Nobn, Horror, Literature, Mystery, Novels, 19th, Century, Mystery, Wilkie, Collins, The Woman, In White, Illustrated, Illustrated, Novels, Heritage, Press, Books, Leonard, Rosoman, Illustrator, English, Mystery, Novel, Slipcase, Books, Victorian, Literature) Cat No. 1828.
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Collins, Wilkie; Introduction by Vincent Starrett. Illustrated by Leonard Rosoman.
The Woman in White
New York, Heritage Press,
1964, Slipcase,
illus: Leonard Rosoman, Condition: Very Good Plus, First published in mid 1859 as a serial in the English publication "All the Year Round", edited by Wilkies friend Charles Dickens. An English mystery during Victorian times. Collins' uses pictorial suggestion, such as the opening scene of a hot silent evening on Hampstead Heath, its atmosphere charged with the mystery of the neighboring city which looms through the gathering, big with secrets of millions of lives. Beautifully illustrated in color and black and white by Leonard Rosoman. Grey decorated boards, grey cloth spine, white decorations and title panel, gilt lettering. Very clean, solidly bound. Slipcase grey, aged toned, closed tear to upper and lower edge, slipcase solid. sm 4 to, 534 pages
(Nobn, Horror, Literature, Mystery, Novels, 19th, Century, Mystery, Wilkie, Collins, The Woman, In White, Illustrated, Illustrated, Novels, Heritage, Press, Books, Leonard, Rosoman, Illustrator, English, Mystery, Novel, Slipcase, Books, Victorian, Literature) Cat No. 1828.
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22.50
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Collins, Wilkie; Introduction by Vincent Starrett. Illustrated by Leonard Rosoman.
The Woman in White
New York, Heritage Press,
1964, Slipcase,
illus: Leonard Rosoman, Condition: Very Good Plus, First published in mid 1859 as a serial in the English publication "All the Year Round", edited by Wilkies friend Charles Dickens. An English mystery during Victorian times. Collins' uses pictorial suggestion, such as the opening scene of a hot silent evening on Hampstead Heath, its atmosphere charged with the mystery of the neighboring city which looms through the gathering, big with secrets of millions of lives. Beautifully illustrated in color and black and white by Leonard Rosoman. Grey decorated boards, grey cloth spine, white decorations and title panel, gilt lettering. Very clean, solidly bound. Slipcase grey, aged toned, closed tear to upper and lower edge, slipcase solid. sm 4 to, 534 pages
(Nobn, Horror, Literature, Mystery, Novels, 19th, Century, Mystery, Wilkie, Collins, The Woman, In White, Illustrated, Illustrated, Novels, Heritage, Press, Books, Leonard, Rosoman, Illustrator, English, Mystery, Novel, Slipcase, Books, Victorian, Literature) Cat No. 1828.
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22.50
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Collins, Wilkie; Introduction by Vincent Starrett. Illustrated by Leonard Rosoman.
The Woman in White
New York, Heritage Press,
1964, Slipcase,
illus: Leonard Rosoman, Condition: Very Good Plus, First published in mid 1859 as a serial in the English publication "All the Year Round", edited by Wilkies friend Charles Dickens. An English mystery during Victorian times. Collins' uses pictorial suggestion, such as the opening scene of a hot silent evening on Hampstead Heath, its atmosphere charged with the mystery of the neighboring city which looms through the gathering, big with secrets of millions of lives. Beautifully illustrated in color and black and white by Leonard Rosoman. Grey decorated boards, grey cloth spine, white decorations and title panel, gilt lettering. Very clean, solidly bound. Slipcase grey, aged toned, closed tear to upper and lower edge, slipcase solid. sm 4 to, 534 pages
(Nobn, Horror, Literature, Mystery, Novels, 19th, Century, Mystery, Wilkie, Collins, The Woman, In White, Illustrated, Illustrated, Novels, Heritage, Press, Books, Leonard, Rosoman, Illustrator, English, Mystery, Novel, Slipcase, Books, Victorian, Literature) Cat No. 1828.
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Cowels, Fleur, Editor.
Flair, December 1950 - Christmas Issue
New York, Cowles Magazine,
1950, Wraps,
Condition: Very Good Plus, Harry Winston builds his own Christmas Tree: one thousand five hundred twenty four gems, 7 55 carat weight, valued at about $2,650,000. At the top the pear shaped, fabled Star of the East diamond, 100 carats even. The Ox and the Ass, A Christmas Story by (French Writer) Jules Supervielle; wonderful full page parfum ads by Lavin, Elizabeth Arden; pictorial article of Katherine Hepburn; Christmas At Bowen's Court by Elizabeth Bowen. Insert, music the Twelve Days of Christmas. Fabulous layouts of Christmas gifts and fashion: (new) Chiffon, Linen. A pictorial spread of the women who through a farwell Ball on December 7, 1950 for the close of the Ritz-Carlton N.Y; portraits of each woman in a beautiful ball gown, full color (Arden, Hutton, Talbott. Very clean, little wear.
(Flair, Magazine, Christmas, Issue, Vintage, Fashion, Magazine, Katherine, Hepburn, Vintage, Parfum, Ads, Women, S, Fashion, 1950, Jules, Supervielle) Cat No. 1829.
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