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Volume One

VICTORIAN YELLOWBACKS & PAPERBACKS, 1849-1905. VOLUME I. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE.
Topp, Chester W.

   

- Denver : Hermitage Antiquarian Bookshop 1993
- thick 8vo.
- cloth, dust jacket.
- xvi, 557 pages.
- ISBN 096339200x / Order Nr. 38120
- Price: $ 150.00



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This is the first volume in what will be a multi volume set devoted to a bibliography of over 25 publishers of Victorian yellowbacks and paperbacks. It represents an expansion of the work of Michael Sadleir and the catalogue of the Robert Wolff collection. Includes information on the first English and first American editions along with other important editions, a section of color illustrations, and title and author indices. An incredible work obviously produced by a loving collector.

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