Resultados de búsqueda: the fables of aesop with applications de croxall samuel

Halifax: Milner & Sowerby Book. Fair. Hardcover. Undated, circa mid to late 1800s. Illustrated by one hundred engravings. Binding is loose, worn and faded, lacks flyleaf, minor age-marks within..

GB: Pearson, 1899. Bugundy cloth lettered in gold on spine and with extensive blind decoration including heraldic lion on spine and heraldic achievment on front cover. Endpapers and edges spotted. Front and rear hinge cracked.. Hardback. G++/No DW.

London: Fredreick Warne and Co., 1887 by inscription. Hardcover. Good. Woodengraved illustrations (80) in text - these are not the Croxall illustrations, they are unsigned but in the style of Harrison Weir but NOT by him Weir although not by him.. Post octavo red pictorial cl oth (tips worn/vent to foot) viii + 152pp. Using the Croxall translation of Aesop the Rev. George Fyler Townsend added morals and applications thus The Fox & The Crow moral is Flattery Finds Favour and the Application Compliments cost nothing but many pay dear for them.