Leather-bound "Middlemarch:" Vols. I & II (1926)
A nearly-antique copy of Mary Ann Evans’ (who wrote as George Elliot) “Middlemarch” from 1926 (set of two volumes). Bound with smooth green leather and embossed with gold lettering. We love the yellow ribbon bookmarks! Published by Thomas Nelson & Sons of New York. Volume I is 651 pages and Vol. II is 621 pages. According to the book plate, this set once belonged to “J.B. Longley.” Good condition considering their age, with some wear along binding, as pictured.
Dimensions [4.25” x 6.25” x 1”]
A nearly-antique copy of Mary Ann Evans’ (who wrote as George Elliot) “Middlemarch” from 1926 (set of two volumes). Bound with smooth green leather and embossed with gold lettering. We love the yellow ribbon bookmarks! Published by Thomas Nelson & Sons of New York. Volume I is 651 pages and Vol. II is 621 pages. According to the book plate, this set once belonged to “J.B. Longley.” Good condition considering their age, with some wear along binding, as pictured.
Dimensions [4.25” x 6.25” x 1”]
A nearly-antique copy of Mary Ann Evans’ (who wrote as George Elliot) “Middlemarch” from 1926 (set of two volumes). Bound with smooth green leather and embossed with gold lettering. We love the yellow ribbon bookmarks! Published by Thomas Nelson & Sons of New York. Volume I is 651 pages and Vol. II is 621 pages. According to the book plate, this set once belonged to “J.B. Longley.” Good condition considering their age, with some wear along binding, as pictured.
Dimensions [4.25” x 6.25” x 1”]
