1899 volume in great condition, with some light signs of wear near top and bottom corners of spine.
1899, 6x8.5", hardcover binding. Eugene Sue was a French novelist known for his popularization of the serial novel in France due to hisMysteries of Paris. He wrote books based on his experience in the French navy, as well as mystery serials and gothic novels.
The Works Of Eugene Sue. By Eugene Sue.
Here's a nice old and scarce copy of The Mysteries of Paris by Eugene Sue, published circa 1899, Henry Coates, Philadelphia. Good, preowned original condition. Loose binding.
With illustrations by Adrian Marcel, the book contains 351 pages and is written in English.
Eugene Sue 1899 Averice Anger-Two of the seven cardinal sins- blue hard cover.
The product is a vintage 1899 Reed's New Guide Book to the Local Marine Exams + Sunderland, bound in hardcover. Published by Thomas Reed & Co in Sunderland, England, the book covers nautical and seamanship subjects with original illustrations. Authored by Reed and illustrated by the publisher, this collectible piece offers valuable insights into maritime history and naval practices in Europe. It is a unique addition to any book collection, especially for those interested in nautical maritime topics.
The product is a hardcover edition of "On Fractures and Luxations" by Heinrich Helferich, published in 1899 by William Wood and Company in the United States. The book measures 8.5 inches in length and 6 inches in width, and weighs 28.8 ounces. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the medical field, specifically focusing on fractures and luxations. The book is in amazing condition and appears like new, making it a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage medical literature.