EUGENE SUE NOVEL COLLECTION

1912 Eugene Sue Mysteries of Paris anti-Catholic French Novels Eugene Sue was a 19th-century French novelist known for his novel ‘Les Mysteries de Paris’. In many ways, ‘Mysteries of Paris’ wa

The Wandering Jew book by Eugene Sue, a vintage pewter plate with a pierced inscription in Hebrew on the rim, a vintage Passover Seder brass plate with chased and engraved decorations, The Hallah Juda

The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue, Published by Chapman and Hall, 1844. This is the first english language edition, published by Chapman and Hall in three volumes (491, 375 and 372 pages) the same years

Collection of assorted comic books and graphic novels.

Gilt Figures including Britains early General Officer on swayback horse, 6th Inniskilling Dragoon dated 1900, along with both Hanks & Johillco slightly smaller scale Camel Corp. 4 pieces in gold gilt

Nine decorative black leather bindings, all in French, 8vo, 1/2 leather with marbled paper covered boards and gold gilt elements. Very attractive and decorative group of books. Mansion Library. NO RES

The Illustrated Cabinet Edition of The Mysteries of Paris in 6 volumes by Eugene Sue, published by Dana Estes & Company, Boston, circa early 1900s. Condition issues including but not limited to water

DESCRIPTION: A collection of vintage and antique novels. Includes: (1) The Arrow by Christopher Morley, (First Edition) (1) Rip Van Winkle Irving. (1) The Deserted Village, Goldsmith. (1) Mother Goose

1887 WANDERING JEW BOOK BY EUGENE SUE VINTAGE ANTIQUE

23 books Published by: Adam and Charles Black Date: 1853 Condition: wear to leather with rips and tears

18 books Author: Edward Bulwer Lytton Published by: George Routledge and Sons Date: unknown Edition noted: unknown Condition: minimal wear to leather

Twenty-five volume Centenary Edition Waverley Novels collection. Includes hardcover copies of "The Fair Maid of Perth," "Ivanhoe," Rob Roy," and more. Published in 1871 by Adam and Charles Black, Edin

Details: Helen MacInnes collection of 2: autographed hand-written letter (TLS0, 1974 with signed song typescript. Near fine condition overall. Helen Clark MacInnes (October 7, 1907 &#8

The Knight of Malta illustrated with etchings by Adrian Marcel, C. 1900 by Niccolls. ; The Seven Cardinal Sins with illustrations also by Adrian Marcel. C. 1899; The Seven Cardinal Sins (continued in

London: John C. Nimmo, 1903. 8vo. Red buckram bound with gilt lettering on spines. Illustrated with engravings with tissue guards, Paris with 31 etchings. Vol. 1 of paris has envelop tipped to fly pag

Translated from the original Greek by John Langhorne and William Langhorne, London, C. Dilly, 1792. Together with 14 volumes of the "Works of Eugene Sue", 10 volumes of "Carlyle's Works", 4 volumes of

The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue (London, 1845; complete in three volumes).

19th/20th C., including titles such as vols. I and II of "Paley's Works"; three volumes of "The Works of Eugene Sue"; vol. 3 of "Macaulay's Essays"; and others; appx. 12 books total

The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue. Three volumes, illustrated and bound in the original covers. Published by Chapman and Hall, London, 1844. English. Approximately 13X22 cm. Good-average condition, some

Incl Otho King of Greece, Alexander von Humboldt, Eugene Sue, John Sebastian Bach, Duke of Wellington, Nelson, Robert Burns, Schiller, and Daniel O'Connell. Steel Engravings Published London 1844-7 fo

CHANDLER, Raymond (1888–1959). A group of 20 Chandler novels, collections, adaptations, and collaborations, including: The Annotated Big Sleep. New York: Vintage Crime/Black Lizard, 2018. Annota

A carved and painted male wooden marionette danced in public parades by the Bozo peoples of Mali, Africa. The Puppet known as Cekaroba has movable arms held on by rubber straps and wooden sticks to ma

A finely carved Baule female effigy with stylized facial features and form, detailed coiffure, raised linear scar designs and a well handled surface patina. Baule peoples, Ivory Coast, West Africa. Th

A bold carved wooden female marionette with a Ko Taa style coiffure danced in public parades by the Bozo peoples of Mali, Africa. The Puppet has movable arms held on by rubber straps and wooden sticks