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Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press, 1974. Edited by Donald Jay Grout. First thus edition. {voice and period instruments}. Stiff wraps. 4to. pp. 175, [36] Naples Libretto. Very Good. Light cover soil and edgewear with one bottom chip, internally fine and tight (no spine crease). Arrangements for 71 arias, etc; 8 substitutions of the Parma libretto; facsimile translation of the 1700 Naples libretto. ISBN: 0674640268..

New York: Fred. Rullman, Inc, n.d. Libretto printed for Metropolitan Association, Inc. Stapled-wrap, printed cover, cover price 65 cents. 8vo. pp. 29, [3] musical selections. Good. Slightly foxed cover..

Boston: C. C. Birchard & Co, 1923. Assumed first edition. 1018 {voice and piano}. Gold illustrated wraps. 28cm. pp. 44. Very Good. Several centerfold pages pulled from staple, but complete. [50 minutes]..

Chicago: Gamble Hinged Music, (1925). Illustrated by O.S. McLay cover. First edition. Stitched wraps. 26cm. pp. 110. Near Fine. Slight cock, and several tiny rear page curls..

Mainz (London, Paris, Brusells): B. Schotts Sohne, n.d. Translated by Frederick Jameson (1839-1916) into English. unspecified edition. Green cloth, a.e.red, green and gilt eps. Small 8vo (17cm). pp. 75, 84, 98, 86. Very Good/No jacket, as issued. Light edge and corner wear, caps chipped, light overall page toning. Small bookseller ticket: Heinrich Jaffe, Munchen. Wagner spent over 20 years on the libretto and music to be performed in four nights for a total of about 15 hours. First full performance in 1876 at the Bayreuth Festival continues to this day..

London: Oxford University Press, (1958). Later edition. c.1944. Tan Stapled-wraps decorated red. Inscribed by OUP Pocket Opera Libretti Series. 12mo (18cm). pp. 46. Very Good. Light cover soil, unmarked. Adapted from the Drama of Alexandre Dumas, the younger, entitled "La Dame Aux Camelias"..

[Bonn]: [Simrock], [1802-04]. Assumed first edition. Bottom page markings: 383 (center), V.S. (right corner most pages)...Volti Subito. Contemporary black cloth, gilt stamped topboard. Oblong 4to (23x32cm). pp. 9-107. Very Good. Hinge open with several flat folds to pages. Operatic score, twelve (12) pieces, lacking title page and overture. The comic opera in two acts premiered 5 April 1802 in Paris at The Theatre Feydeau. Libretto by Jean-Nicholas Bouilly (1763-1842) with French and German text. Copy of Madame La Marquise de Nadaillac (Escars, Rosalie de Rancher, marquise de Nadaillac, duchesse d' 1761-1842) in gilt on topboard..

New York: Fred. Rullman, Inc, n.d. Libretto printed for the Chicago Civic Opera Company. Stapled-wrap, blue pictorial cover, Roger & Gallet rear Ads, price 30 cents. 8vo. pp. 24, [6] music notation selections. Good. Foxed cover..

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1939. Illustrated by Alexandre Serebriakoff. Pictorial boards (matching jacket), quarter black cloth. (8vo). pp. 38, [1], [1] Suggested recordings. VG/Good/No price in mylar. (Ink owner), bright jacket, but edge chipped and soiled. Authorized edition of the Metropolitan Opera Guild..