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"My aim has been, and is, to print only those things informed
by the spirit of beauty - of the souls of books - not hackneyed,
by reason of constant use or display."
-- Thomas Bird Mosher, quoted in Amphora: A Second Collection
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The Mosher Press of Portland, Maine, began publication in 1891 with
a beautiful production of George Meredith's Modern Love. Mosher's elegant,
delicate and affordable publications were highly prized by collectors and
readers alike, then as today.
After Mosher's death his Press continued to opperate under the
direction of its manager, Flora MacDonald Lamb, in co-operation with
his widow, Anna L. Mosher. This list is divided between these periods.
 Works Published by Mosher (pre-1923)
- Works Published by Lamb (post-1923)
- The Bibelot
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Many of the books on this list have been illustrated; to see them, either
browse the images directly,
or click on the link embedded in the book's description to go straight to its
picture.
Bibliographical references are to
Thomas Bird Mosher: Pirate Prince of Publishers.
By Philip R. Bishop.
New Castle, Del.: Oak Knoll Press; London: British Library, 1998.
and
A Checklist of the Publications of Thomas Bird Mosher ...
by Benton L. Hatch
Northampton: Gehenna Press, 1966
Unless otherwise stated, edition statements refer to
the Mosher Press editions,
as noted in the colophon or on verso of the title page.
Other edition information will be provided in a note.
Works Published by Mosher
H-2237
Alexander, Francesca. The Story of Ida: Epitaph on an Etruscan Tomb.
Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1904. Second edition. Old World Series,
#15. One of 925 copies on Van Gelder paper. Original
Japan
vellum covered boards; lightly creased at corners and along spine;
somewhat soiled; rear cover faintly rubbed, front minorly so, affecting lowest
scroll of decoration; contents clean and tight. Very good. (Bishop #387.1;
Hatch #303)
Portrait frontispiece by the author; edited by John Ruskin.
$15
H-2238
Barrie, J.M. George Meredith: A Tribute. Portland, Maine: Thomas B
Mosher, 1919. New edition.* [Miscellaneous Series, #90]. One of
950 copies on Kisogawa paper, printed on one side only. Orignal
light
greenish-blue wrappers over light card; hint of sunning on rear at
thumbhole of slipcase; clipping laid in, frontispiece tissue guard present.
With glassine wrap-around, gold seal still present; lacking a few small
edge pieces; age-toned. Original slipcase partly split along lower front joint,
yet still holding; age-toned and a bit soiled. A fine copy in near fine
case. (Bishop #129; Hatch #672)
* This is the fourth of the Mosher editions, here for the first time
completely redesigned with new paper and layout, the addition of a portrait
frontispiece of Meredith, and minor changes to the foreword.
Barrie's piece was originally published in the Westminster Gazette
under the title "Neither Dorking Nor the Abbey."
$40
H-2241
Cheney, John Vance. The Time of Roses. Portland, Maine: Thomas B
Mosher, 1908. [First (and only) edition] (September 1909). [Miscellaneous
Series, #40]. One of 900 copies on Van Gelder paper.
Original Japan vellum over boards, now lightly age toned at edges and
lightly dusty, both especially so on spine; spine ends bumped. Front endpaper
loose at hinge, yet attached to unopened conjugate, with small piece lacking at
inner corner; many pages unopened; text attractively bordered with black
rules. Very good. (Bishop #413; Hatch #434)
Edition included an additional 50 copies on Japan vellum.
$25
H-2243
Gautier, Théophile. The Dead Leman (La Morte Amoureuse ).
Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1903. [First edition] (August 1903).
[Brocade Series, #42]. "Translated from the French of Théophile
Gautier by Andrew Lang and Paul Sylvester." One of 425 copies on Japan
vellum. Japan vellum wrappers over light card, now age-toned at
edges and lightly dusty; spine tanned, a bit rubbed, and vertically creased;
top hinges split (1.25" at front, 0.5 at rear), with small loss. Bookplate
removed from verso of front endpaper, with residual glue stains; text clean
and tight. Very good. (Bishop #80; Hatch #256)
Reprinted from Lang and Sylvester's The Dead Leman and Other Tales from
the French (London, 1889).
$18
H-2246
The History of Over Sea. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1899.
[First edition]* (June 1899). [Brocade Series, #14]. "Done out of the
ancient French into English by William Morris." One of 425 copies on
Japan vellum. A clean, bright copy in original
Japan vellum
wrappers over light card; contents clean and tight. Almost complete
original glassine; split along spine, with a few tears, chips and loose
pieces; gold seal still present. Brocade paper slipcase now soiled and
toned; lacking most of top and bottom panels, sides and spine still intact.
A fine volume in good glassine and slipcase. (Bishop #148; Hatch #112)
* Also the first American edition of this work, a translation of the
Histoire d'outre mer. This translation taken from Old
French Romances (London: George Allen, 1896).
$35
H-2247
Housman, A.E. A Shropshire Lad. Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher,
1913. Second edition. Old World Series, #40. One of 925 copies on Van
Gelder paper. Japan vellum over light card, with yapped fore edges,
age-toned at edges and lightly soiled, with a few small faint damp spots on
front and a couple tiny scuffs at lower rear; some creasing to spine and
cracking to lower front joint, light
chipping at ends. Endpapers tanned, two leaves equally so (clipping?); ink
name on front endpaper; first and last leaves foxed. A very good copy.
(Bishop #350.1; Hatch #599)
Taken from the 1896 Kegan Paul 500 copy first edition.
$18
H-2248
Jefferies, Richard and Brown, John. Saint Guido [and] Queen Mary's
Child Garden. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1901. [First edition] (May
1901). [Brocade Series, #25]. One of 425 copies on Japan vellum.
Original publisher's Japan vellum wrappers over light card, now soiled
and spotted overall; creased at lower rear; a bit of wear with minor loss at lower
corners and spine ends. Small black marker notation on front endpaper; a few pages
thumbed. A very good copy. (Bishop #340; Hatch #187)
Unsigned foreword by Mosher.
$15
H-2249
Lang, Andrew. Aucassin & Nicolete. Portland, Maine: Thomas B
Mosher, 1898. Fourth edition. Old World Series, #2. One of 925
copies on Van Gelder paper.
Original Japan
vellum over board nice
and clean; a few tiny bubbles to covers. Publisher's glassine, with
broken and bronzed gold seal, now with minor edge chipping and a few small
closed tears. Fine. (Bishop #10.3; Hatch #83)
From the London: David Nutt, 1887 edition; reproduces the frontispiece and
three woodcuts as well.
$40
H-2250
[----- Another copy]. This one dusty and lightly age-toned, more so
on spine; yapped fore edges creased; endpapers lightly tanned; marker
ribbon at half title offsetting to adjacent paper. Very good. (Bishop #10.3;
Hatch #83)
$15
H-2251
Lang, Andrew. Aucassin and Nicolete. Portland, Maine: Thomas B
Mosher, 1903. [First edition, this series]. [Vest Pocket Series, #6].
Printed on Japan vellum, with Japan vellum wrappers over light card; cover
printed in red and brown, title page in black and red; light chipping at
ends of much tanned spine; rear cover tanned 1" along spine; one page
roughly opened affecting 1/16" at top edge. A near fine copy. (Bishop #11;
Hatch #258)
$22
H-2252
Lang, Andrew. Aucassin & Nicolete. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher,
1922. Ninth edition. Old World Series, #2. One of 925 copies on Van
Gelder paper. In publisher's optional
grey-blue boards,
white parchment spine with paper spine label, and yapped fore-edges; a
touch dusty. Bookplate slightly toning facing endpaper; some pages unopened;
text clean and tight. A fine copy. (Bishop #10.9; Hatch #693)
$35
H-2253
A Little Garland of Christmas Verse. Portland, Maine: Thomas B
Mosher, 1905. [First edition]. Lyric Garland Series, #8. #31 of
100 copies on Japan vellum. Original
cream boards
titled in red and black; lower corner of covers dampstained (not
affecting text), with mark near spine on front; front joint split, tanned
spine loose along it, yet complete and firmly attached along rear joint;
spine lettering a bit rubbed. Bookplate; 1905 ink ownership note on front
endpaper; leaves age-toned at edges. Very good, though needing a little
TLC to joint. (Bishop #215; Hatch #331)
This edition also included 950 copies on Van Gelder paper and 10 copies,
numbered and signed by Mosher, on Roman vellum.
$50
H-2254
Macleod, Fiona. From the Hills of Dream: Threnodies, Songs and Other
Poems. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1910. Fourth edition. Old
World Series, #24. One of 925 copies on Van Gelder paper.
Original
Japan vellum
over board; yapped fore edges now a touch creased at corners; a hint of
dusting. Pastedowns tanned, free endpapers less so; small ink name and date
on front endpaper. Near fine. (Bishop #121.3; Hatch #522)
Layout differs from first edition: moving one poem resulted in 147 p.
text (instead of 149) from 3rd edition on.
The first Mosher edtion (1901) was also the first American edition.
$18
H-2256
Macleod, Fiona. The Tale of the Four White Swans. Portland, Maine:
Thomas B Mosher, 1907. Second edition (February 1907). [Brocade Series,
#43]. One of 425 copies on Japan vellum. Original
Japan
vellum wrappers over light card, bright and fresh; spine leaning slightly;
contents clean and tight; pencilled date note on preliminary blank. A fine
copy. (Bishop #398.2; Hatch #419)
The first Mosher edition was also the first separate book edition of this
tale, taken from Laughter of Peterkin (London: Constable, 1897).
$25
[Morris, William, trans.] The History of Over
Sea. Portland: Mosher, 1899. [First edition].
[Morris, William, trans.] The Story of Amis and
Amile. Portland: Mosher, 1898. Fourth edition.
H-2262
Pater, Walter. The Child in the House: An Imaginary Portrait.
Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1895. Second edition (November 1895).
[Brocade Series, #1]. One of 425 copies on Japan vellum.
Original Japan
vellum wrappers over light card, now a touch dusty and very lightly
age-toned; ink name and date on front endpaper. Near fine. (Bishop #62.1;
Hatch #18)
$25
H-2263
Renan, Ernest. My Sister Henrietta. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher,
1900. First (and only) edition*. Old World Series, #19. One of 925
copies on Van Gelder paper. "Translated from the French of Ernest
Renan by Lucie Page." Illustrated with two portraits and five views, one
lacking its tissue guard. Original
Japan vellum over
boards, now age-toned, especially on spine; a touch dusty; very faint
vertical creasing to boards. endpapers tanned; contents clean and tight.
A near fine copy. (Bishop #268; Hatch #136)
Edition also includes 100 numbered copies on Japan vellum.
* Also the first edition of this translation.
$22
H-2266
Ruskin, John. Sesame and Lilies: Two Lectures. Portland, Maine:
Thomas B Mosher, 1900. First edition. Old World Series, #21. One
of 925 copies on Van Gelder paper*. Orignal
Japan vellum
on board, with yapped fore edge, now lightly age-toned at edges and
a touch dusty; spine tanned. Text and title page printed in red and black;
many pages unopened; endpapers tanned; contents clean and tight. A near
fine copy. (Bishop #346; Hatch #138)
* The first edition also included 100 numbered copies on Japan vellum.
$22
H-2267
Schreiner, Olive. Dreams. Portland, Maine: Thomas Bird Mosher, 1917.
[First and only edition] (October 1917). Miscellaneous Series, #81. One
of 450 copies on Van Gelder paper. Publisher's
brown boards,
decoratively printed in black; one corner bumped and creased with loss,
extremities rubbed with slight loss at head and tail; darker streak running
across centre of both boards, spine and around to inside covers (paper flaw?).
Neat ink name and date on front endpaper; text excellent. A very good copy.
(Bishop #94; Hatch #653)
Edition also included 25 numbered copies on Japan vellum.
Text mostly from the Unwin, 1891, edition, plus two selections from other
sources.
$70
Sharp, William see Macleod, Fiona
H-2269
Stevenson, Robert Louis. Father Damien. Portland, Maine: Thomas B
Mosher, 1911. Tenth edition (December 1911). [Miscellaneous Series, #3].
"An Open Letter to the Reverend Doctor Hyde of Honolulu." One of
450 copies on Van Gelder paper. Original
Japan vellum
wrappers over light card, printed in red (vignette) and black, now just
a touch age-toned; creased along lower edge, lightly so at top; small tear
at top of spine neatly re-glued, but affecting "A" of "Father". Frontispiece
tissue guard creased; neat ink name on preliminary blank; bookplate inside rear
cover (upside down). A near fine copy. (Bishop #107.9; Hatch #549)
Unsigned foreword by Mosher; text from the first edition (London: Chatto
& Windus, 1890).
$15
H-2270
Stevenson, Robert Louis. François Villon, Student, Poet, and
Housebreaker. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1901. [First edition]
(September 1901). [Brocade Series, #28]. One of 425 copies on Japan
vellum. Original Japan vellum wrappers over light card, now dusty,
and age-toned on and near spine; spine chipped, lacking most of lettering;
tiny chip from lower front corner. Small ownership label on front endpaper;
pages nice and clean. A very good copy. (Bishop #118; Hatch #190)
Also sold in a boxed set, with four other Stevenson titles from the Brocade
Series, as Five Tales and a Study by ...
$12
H-2271
Stevenson, Robert Louis. François Villon, Student, Poet, and
Housebreaker. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1911. Fourth edition
(December 1911). [Brocade Series, #28]. One of 425 copies on Japan
vellum. Light card with Japan vellum wrappers, lightly tanned on
spine; tiny chip at tail, hint of creasing at lower edge. Contents excellent.
A fine copy. (Bishop #118.3; Hatch #551)
Also sold in a boxed set, with four other Stevenson titles from the Brocade
Series, as Five Tales and a Study by ...
$20
H-2272
Stevenson, Robert Louis. Thrawn Janet: Markheim. Portland, Maine:
Thomas B Mosher, 1906. Second edition (November 1906). Brocade Series, #40.
One of 425 copies on Japan vellum. Original Japan vellum over
light card; a touch dusty, mostly at thumbholes of once-present slipcase;
corners lightly bumped; a couple of tiny closed edge tears. A fine copy. (Bishop
#409.1; Hatch #380)
Also sold in a boxed set, with four other Stevenson titles from the Brocade
Series, as Five Tales and a Study by ...
$20
H-2273
Stevenson, Robert Louis. Virginibus Puerisque. Portland, Maine: Thomas
B Mosher, 1904. [First edition]. Vest Pocket Series, #7. Decoratively printed
pale blue wrappers over light card, now tanned overall from contact with
acidic slipcase; bottom edge a bit creased, as usual, with short closed tear;
faint dime-sized damp stain at top edge near spine. Contents bright and clean.
Slipcase lacking titled spine panel and split along lower joint; dusty. A near
fine copy in good slipcase. (Bishop #427; Hatch #292)
Includes Stevenson's dedicatory essay from the original 1881 edition of
Virginibus Puerique and Other Papers.
$22
H-2274
The Story of Amis and Amile. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1898.
Fourth edition (November 1898). [Brocade Series, #3]. "Done out of the
ancient French into English by William Morris." One of 425 copies
on Japan vellum. A fine copy,
still encased
in its original glassine wrap-around, with unbroken gold seal bronzed;
some splitting of glassine along fore edge, with resulting crease at top
front, with minor chipping at spine ends. Volume itself, in Japan vellum
wrappers over light card, bright and clean, both internally and externally.
Remnants of brocade paper slipcase lacking top and bottom panels; brocade
chipping slightly from edges of side panels, now dusty and toned.
(Bishop #384.3; Hatch #94)
Unsigned foreword by Mosher.
The first Mosher edition was also the first American edition. Taken from
Old French Romances (London: George Allen, 1896).
$35
H-2275
Swinburne, Algernon Charles. Félise: A Book of Lyrics.
Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 1894. [First edition]. Bibelot Series,
#4. One of 725 copies on Van Gelder paper. A grubby copy, at
best, with yapped edges of Japan vellum over light card covers, torn and
creased; lacking 1" at top of spine; endpapers much tanned; contents,
surprisingly, clean, bright and tight. One of the earliest Mosher
publications. (Bishop #110; Hatch #7)
Edition also included 25 copies on Japan vellum. Title later transferred to
the Old World Series.
$10
H-2276
Swinburne, Algernon Charles. Laus Veneris. Portland, Maine: Thomas B
Mosher, 1900. [First edition thus].* Vest Pocket Series, #3. A fine copy,
in original gilt decorated green cloth; bright and clean, outside and in.
Near fine pale green slipcase a bit age toned, especially on edges; top
joint just beginning to split. (Bishop #191; Hatch #156)
* Mosher had, in 1899, published this work as part of Laus
Veneris. Poems and Ballads the first title in his Quarto Series.
This Vest Pocket issue was the first separate American edition of the
poem.
$35
H-2279
Thompson, Francis. Shelley: An Essay. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher,
1912. Second edition (November 1912). [Miscellaneous Series, #44]. One
of 900 copies on Van Gelder paper. Publisher's grey boards, with cream
labels on spine and front; age-toned overall, with line of small, faint,
evenly-spaced tanned marks 1" from spine on front; top corners bumped; head
of spine a bit worn with minor loss; spine label chipped at lower left.
Internally clean and tight. Very good. (Bishop #349.1; Hatch #573)
Written in 1889, first published in the July, 1908 Dublin Review;
edited and reprinted in book form in early 1909. Contains the complete
original text, with edited portions herein parenthetically restored.
(cf. Mosher's preface)
$18
H-2280
Virgil. The Eclogues. Portland, Maine: Thomas B Mosher, 1898.
[First edition] (October 1898). [Miscellaneous Series, #5]. "Done into
English prose by J W Mackail." One of 450 copies on Van Gelder
paper. Original
Japan
vellum wrappers over light card, pictorial (pastoral scene) printed
in golden-brown; covers a touch dusty at thumb cuts of slipcase.
Pages decoratively bordered in golden brown, title printed in red and
black; frontispiece tissue present. Brocade slipcase now soiled,
rubbed and toned; lacking 1.75" pieces from opening along both top and bottom
panels (sides and spine intact). A fine copy in defective slipcase.
(Bishop #100; Hatch #68)
Text from the London: Rivingtons, 1889 edition. Prefatory Note and
Arguments by Sir Charles Bowen.
$25
H-2281
Yeats, William Butler. The Land of Heart's Desire. Portland, Maine:
Thomas B Mosher, 1910. Ninth edition (November 1910). [Lyric Garland Series,
#1]. One of 950 copies on Van Gelder paper. Original
dark grey boards,
with cream title labels printed in red and black on spine and upper front,
corner of former chipped; age-toned overall, rear panel lightly scuffed near
edges; front joint splitting, with resulting tears across spine, yet still
completely intact. Bookplate; occasional short marginal ink lines. Very good.
(Bishop #186.8; Hatch #529)
A short play set in early 19th century County Sligo.
$10
Works Published by Lamb
H-2282
Conant, Isabel Fiske. Aisle-Seat: Lyrics, Sonnets, Quatrains. Portland,
Maine: Mosher Press, 1937. [First edition]. A fine copy in dark-blue stamped
sea-green paper; minor "ding" to lower edge; text excellent. Original
glassine lacking a few small chips at corners and spine ends. (Bishop #FL19)
Poems collected from various periodical and journal sources.
$20
H-2283
Conant, Isabel Fiske. Frontier. Portland, Maine: Mosher Press, 1924.
[First edition]. Original
blue boards,
lettered and decorated in dark blue and red; faint rubbing on rear; slight
bumping to tail of spine. Title and facing pages tanned (clipping?); contents
otherwise clean and bright. Because of the title page, a near fine copy.
(Bishop #FL17)
Poems collected from various periodical and journal sources.
$15
H-2286
[Lamb, Flora MacDonald, ed.] Amphora: A Second Collection of Prose and Verse
Chosen by the Editor of the Bibelot. Portland, Maine: Thomas Bird
Mosher, 1926. [First edition]. One of 925 copies on Van Gelder
paper. Original grey-blue boards, with minor wear at corners
and spine ends; spine very lightly tanned. Blue and white "Ju-ichi ban"
Japanese endpapers; frontispiece portrait of Mosher faintly offsetting to
title page. A near fine copy. (Bishop #FL2)
Published a few years after Mosher's death by his press manager, Flora Lamb,
this collection was opposed by his widow. Mosher's will had specified that
the press continue, but only in order to produce reprints of earlier works.
Despite those instructions, Lamb herein collected select items from the Mosher
Press catalogue but paired them with tributes to the publisher, creating a
new work under the Mosher imprint.
$20
H-2287
[----- Another copy]. This one a little dusty; corners and spine
ends bumped and worn with some loss, top front corner creased; now-tanned
spine expertly re-joined along front joint and across centre; minor cracking
of joints near spine ends. A very good copy. (Bishop #FL2)
$10
H-2288
Nickerson, Paul Sumner. Surf. Portland, Maine: Mosher Press, 1931.
[First edition]. "Cover designed and drawn by the author, drawings in the
text by Edna Brucker." #211 of 500 copies. Original
juniper-green
paper boards, lettered and decorated (lighthouse sea-scape) in silver;
neat ink gift inscription on front endpaper, with tanned patch
(clipping?) and pinpoint marks; contents crisp and clean. A fine copy.
(Bishop #FL90)
Poems collected from various periodical and journal sources.
$60
The Bibelot
Mosher's periodical "Reprint of Poetry and Prose for Book Lovers,
chosen in part from scarce editions and sources not generally known."
Many of his regular titles made their first Mosher appearances herein.
The Bibelot was available either as individual issues,
or, at the end of the year, as bound volumes.
A complete index to the 20 volume series was also issued.
H-2289
The Bibelot, vol. VII (1901). Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 1901.
Publisher's light blue boards, with white parchment spine and red and black spine
label; spine now lightly foxed. Volume title mimicking cover of individual parts
printed in red and black on blue front endpaper; contents clean and tight.
Light blue dust
wrapper, titled in dark blue on spine, now evenly age-toned. Fine.
(Bishop #24; Hatch #198)
$15
H-2290
The Bibelot, vol. VIII (1902). Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 1902.
Light blue boards
with white parchment spine, now a touch tanned, with spine label prited in
red and black. Volume title mimicking cover of individual parts printed in red
and black on blue front endpaper; contents excellent. Fine. (Bishop #25;
Hatch #231)
$10
H-2291
The Bibelot, vol. IX (1903). Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 1903.
Light blue boards with white parchment spine and red and black spine label;
spine a bit foxed. Volume title mimicking cover of individual parts
printed in red and black on blue front endpaper; contents excellent. Light blue
wrappers printed in dark blue, unevenly age-toned and a bit rippled at lower edge.
Publisher's slipcase, with white spine label, tanned; splitting at joints, with
bottom panel partially detached. A fine volume in near fine jacket and very good
case. (Bishop #26; Hatch #263)
$18
H-2292
The Bibelot, vol. X (1904). Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 1904.
Original light blue boards with white parchment spine and red and black spine
label; very light foxing to parchment. Volume title mimicking cover of
individual parts printed in red and black on blue front endpaper; contents
excellent. Light blue wrapper, printed in dark blue, age-toned except along
narrow strip at top rear. In publishers
pale green
slipcase with white title label, a touch tanned along spine and
bumped at lower corner. A fine copy. (Bishop #27; Hatch #299)
$20
H-2293
The Bibelot, vol. XIII (1907). Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 1907.
Light blue boards and white parchment spine with red and black label, all
bright and clean. Volume title mimicking cover of individual parts printed
in red and black on blue front endpaper; pages clean and tight. Light blue
dust jacket lightly but unevenly tanned and just a touch rippled at bottom
edge. Pale green publisher's slipcase, with white spine label, age-toned;
joints cracking and starting to split in a few places, tear across lower
panel neatly repaired. A fine volume in very good case. (Bishop #30;
Hatch #401)
$18
H-2294
The Bibelot, vol. XIV (1908). Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 1908.
A fine, clean copy in original blue boards and white parchment spine with
red and black label. Volume title mimicking cover of individual parts
printed in red and black on blue front endpaper; contents clean and tight.
Light blue jacket lightly age-toned except near spine, and a touch rippled
along bottom edge. Light green slipcase split along bottom panel. Fine in
very good case. (Bishop #31; Hatch #444)
$18
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