THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY COLETTE STORIES SIDONIE GABRIELLE COLETTE 1977 RED LEATHER
Author: SIDONIE GABRIELLE COLETTE. Book Title: COLETTE STORIES.
Franklin Library Vanity Fair William Thackeray Limited Edition (Appears Unread)
Light wear on the covers and clean pages which appear unread with the ribbon mark still tucked neatly in the pages.
FRANKLIN LIBRARY LEATHER BOOK, FIRST EDITION SOCIETY, THE WALNUT DOOR by HER…
Condition Notes: Includes “Notes from the Editors” booklet!
Great British Mysteries of the Twentieth Century, Franklin Library Edition 1990
Great British Mysteries of the Twentieth Century. This book is an anthology titled Great British Mystery Stories of the Twentieth Century. It is part of a series of collectible, leather-bound mystery masterpieces often accented in 22kt gold.
JANE EYRE by Charlotte Bronte FRANKLIN LIBRARY Leather 1981 100 Greatest
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.
Cervantes; Milton; Goethe; Poe (4 Franklin Library Editions)
“Don Quixote De La Mancha” by Miguel De Cervantes, with the illustrations of Jose’ and Luis Jiminez y Aranda published in 1979. The book is in very good condition with an unmarked text. “Tales Of Mystery And Imagination” by Edgar Allan Poe, with the illustrations of Harry Clarke published in 1987.
Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert/ Franklin Library
Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert/ Franklin Library, 1979. quarter-bound.
Analects of Confucius ~ Limited Edition Franklin Library ~ Vtg 1980 HC ~ XLNT
See photos. In very good condition. Boards and spine show slight wear. Pages inside are clear, clean, and crisp. No writing inside. Binding is solid. Gilt page edges with strong gilt outside. In the right light, we see an indentation line traveling across cover.
Franklin Library Nine Tales by Henry James Limited Edition 1977 100 Greatest
With this activity book, you can test your observation skills with odd-one-out puzzles.
Franklin Library The Trial Franz Kafka 1977 Leather Limited Edition HC
The Trial by Franz Kafka (1977) . Author:Franz Kafka. Kafka’s iconic novel followsJosef K., a man mysteriously arrested and trapped in a surreal, bureaucratic nightmare—one of the most influential works of modern literature.