TROLLOPE, Anthony.
He Knew He Was Right. With Sixty-Four Illustrations by Walter Stone.
London, Strahan and Company, 1869.
First edition; 2 vols, Royal 8vo (125 x 155mm); bound without half title to vol. ii, 64 wood engraved illustrations by Marcus Stone, occasional spot or mark, else very good internal condition; near-contemporary half tan calfskin over cockerel paper covered boards, matching endpapers, top edges gilt, spine in 6 compartments with red morocco lettering piece to second and green morocco lettering piece to third, gilt lettering and decoration, gilt ribs, some general signs of wear, primarily to extremities and joints, otherwise very good; [xii], 384pp, [x], 384pp.
Bibliography: Sadleir 31.
Stock code 123446
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He Knew He Was Right.
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