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Grosset & Dunlap. Fair. 1902. Reprint. Hardcover. Selling AS IS. This is an early reprint reading copy. Spine is damaged. Illustrated front cover completely faded. Text is shaky from usage and text is natural browned. Some foxing throughout. ; 8vo; 267 pages .

London: Putnam & Co., Ltd. , 1947. Light blue cloth. Back hinge starting. . Cloth. Good/No Jacket.

1902 (? ) GRosset & Dunlap.267 pages.8x51/2.Book in fair plus condition with full paper pasteup front board. Boards are blue with white lettering and faded gold details on front. Spine is a bit sunfad ed with black lettering and details. Some spine end and corner bump and wear. Inked ownership dated Dec.25th 1916 on ffep. Book has a bit of looseness. Pages have light natural browning. Book is clean with few finger smudgies througout. No DJ. ; Order number is SVF28-82. .

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1902. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. water stain on edge of book paper edges-first few pages. iii, 267 p. 21 cm.

Grosset & Dunlap, 1902. clean and tight, foxed, some spo. soiled, worn to boards on corners, spine tips some edging, dark spine

Hardcover. Good.

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New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1902. hardcover. Book: Good. 8vo.. 267 pp. 5 1/8 x 8. Light blue cloth covered boards, stamped in dark blue on front and spin

BOOK IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. PICTURES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.

Shows a mild amount of wear, mainly at the corners and edges. The text on the front cover has mostly been rubbed away. Blue fabric cover is slightly faded over the spine and has a pink stain on the rear (see photo #2). This stain does not wipe away and is not sticky. Pages are clean and tight, with a small amount of brown spotting on the first few pages. The front endpaper is missing over the title page, you can see the torn edges at the lower left of photo #4. Appears to be a first edition based on the cover art and publication date. Priced in the lower third of the range.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, c1902. Hardcover. Good condition. 267p.

Ny. Fair with no dust jacket; Cloth; Grosset & Dunlap; 1902. Blue cloth with white paste down, fair, sunning to spine, bumping to edges. Lite soiling, internaly clean & tight. 267 pgs .

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Reed, Myrtle, 1874-1911

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New York - London: G. P. Putnam's Sons. 267pp. Light blue cloth with gilt and whitte titles. Cloth is corner chipped with some staining. Endpapers cracked, some page bottom water staining. W10 . Good. Cloth. Thirtith Printing. 1910.

Samuel French, 1938. Hardcover. Fair Condition/No Dust Jacket. Ex-university library book, some wear to the covers. Cracked front hinge, the pages are yellowed; a reading copy overall. No jacket. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Theatre & Plays; Inventory No: 206759. .

G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1902. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Blue cloth over boards. Gilt and white on cover. Gilt on spine. Name on front endpaper.

IDB Productions, 2016-01-01. MP3 CD. New. This item is a brand new factory sealed MP3 disc supplied in a DVD case

MP3 Audio CD. Lavender and Old Lace I. The Light in the Window A rickety carriage was slowly ascending the hill, and from the place of honour on the back seat, the single passenger surveyed the country with interest and admiration. The driver of that ancient chariot was an awkward young fellow, possibly twenty-five years of age, with sharp knees, large, red hands, high cheek-bones, and abundant hair of a shade verging upon orange. He was not unpleasant to look upon, however, for he had a certain evident honesty, and he was disposed to be friendly to every one. “Be you comfortable, Miss?” he asked, with apparent solicitude. “Very comfortable, thank you,” was the quiet response. He urged his venerable steeds to a gait of about two miles an hour, then turned sideways. “Be you goin' to stay long, Miss?” “All Summer, I think.” “Do tell!” The young woman smiled in listless amusement, but Joe took it for conversational encouragement. “City… Leer más

MP3 Audio CD. Written about a century ago, Myrtle Reed?s Lavender and Old Lace describes emotions that have not changed since the book came out, moving today?s readers and provoking feelings exactly the same way it did in the Victorian era.The novel begins by introducing Miss Jane Hathaway, a middle-aged lady living in a hill-top house in a quiet coastal village. One day, she receives a letter from a niece of hers, Ruth Thorne, the daughter of Jane?s sister she became estranged from after the sister scandalously eloped decades before. In the letter, Ruth suggests a visit to her aunt, which Jane accepts, but she decides to leave the village prior to the arrival of her niece.Ruth finds herself alone in her aunt?s house, with a letter left to her by Jane in which she instructs Ruth to light a candle every evening in the attic. When Ruth climbs to the attic, she finds an old trunk with mementos of old times, among them a wedding dress, some newspaper clippings and a death notice. She spends the following… Leer más

MP3 Audio CD. Lavender and Old Lace I. The Light in the Window A rickety carriage was slowly ascending the hill, and from the place of honour on the back seat, the single passenger surveyed the country with interest and admiration. The driver of that ancient chariot was an awkward young fellow, possibly twenty-five years of age, with sharp knees, large, red hands, high cheek-bones, and abundant hair of a shade verging upon orange. He was not unpleasant to look upon, however, for he had a certain evident honesty, and he was disposed to be friendly to every one. “Be you comfortable, Miss?” he asked, with apparent solicitude. “Very comfortable, thank you,” was the quiet response. He urged his venerable steeds to a gait of about two miles an hour, then turned sideways. “Be you goin' to stay long, Miss?” “All Summer, I think.” “Do tell!” The young woman smiled in listless amusement, but Joe took it for conversational encouragement. “City… Leer más