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Verne The Survivors of the Chancellor & Martin Paz Sampson Low · 1875

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The Survivors of the Chancellor & Martin Paz

Jules Verne
Sampson Low, London · 1875

First Edition. First edition in English of one of Verne's classic nautical adventures in translation by Ellen Frewer. 358pp of text with 56 inserted full-page illus. by Riou (all present). In contemporary fine binding of half-leather with five raised bands and gilt spine tooling, marbled paper to boards, marbled endpapers and all edge marbled.

A couple of small school library stamps on tp and one text page. The book has been well handled, with vague grubby marks passim. A couple of pages have at some time come loose but have been expertly reinserted and the book is now sound throughout.

Rubbing with loss to marbled paper at foot of front cover. In spite of these flaws the book shows well on the shelf and is complete. No comparable or better copy available online at time of listing.

Myers 47; Taves & Michaluk VO14. A reasonably priced copy of a rare title. Riou (illustrator).

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Bibliographic detail

AuthorVerne, Jules
PublisherSampson Low, London
Date1875
EditionFirst Edition
BindingHardcover
ConditionGood
Stock referenceab_781559413

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