Includes a separate Christmas Bookman 1931 Art Portfolio for "The Old Wives' Tale" by Arnold Bennett
they reveal an atmosphere of intimacy and concord uniting ghosts and men
first impression of one of the most popular children's novels of all time telling the fantastical tale of Willy Wonka and his impressive and absurd chocolate factory
with the exception of the ex-libris marks
The Pilgrim's Progress and the Life and Death of Mr
Undine Includes a separate Christmas BookmanUndine by Friedrich de La Motte Fouqu. London: William Heinemann; Doubleday Page and Co., New York, [1909]. First trade edition, first impression. In original dust wrapper. Sized 25. 8 x 19cm. Pp. 136. Colour frontispiece and 14 colour plates, as called for, each mounted on plain paper in a grey printed frame with captioned tissue guards, title page printed in green and black, black and white drawings in the text. This publication "was still another