Author: Eugene Sue. Title: Mysteries of Paris. Bound in original blue cloth with ornate gilt spine decoration. Black-and-white illustrations throughout. Binding: Blue cloth with gilt decoration. Special Attributes: Illustrated, Decorative Gilt Binding.
The Mysteries of Paris complete in 3 volumes by Eugene Sue 1900 illustrated. Vol. 1 loose covers, 437 clean pages, peeling spine cover. Vol. 2 loose front cover, pages 438-906. Vol. 3 tight covers, 907-1312 clean pages. 8x5 3/4x1 1/4”. Please check out pictures and ask any questions before buying. I try my best to accurately describe all items. If you like what you see, please follow my store because I have so much more to list. Thanks for looking! Inventory#I-1164
New Revised translation from the original French by Henry L. Williams. Original green blind stamped cloth boards with gilt spine title. Part II Noon 180 pages.
The product is a rare first edition hardcover set of "The Mysteries of Paris" by Eugene Sue, published by Chapman & Hall in 1845. This three-volume set is a valuable and sought-after collectible for fans of mystery and vintage literature. The original English edition is a must-have for collectors of classic whodunnits and fans of the genre.
Subtle storage/age scent.
Inscription on inner cover is from (18)95, probably published 1892. Binding seems solid but covers are loosening. General store stamp on flyleaf is pretty cool imo. Llewellyn Williams translation of Eugene Sue’s transgressive, stylish critique of class in 19th century Europe. Paper/cloth wearing away at corners.
This antique edition is part of the Avon Edition, making it a unique and collectible piece for fans of mystery novels.
Books vary in condition. They show wear and have yellowing/ foxing to the pages. See all pics for more info on condition.
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