John Bull, Uncle Sam and Johnny Crapaud by Prof. James Edwards (First)
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John Bull, Uncle Sam and Johnny Crapaud by Prof. James Edwards (First)
$450.00 USD
John Bull, Uncle Sam and Johnny Crapaud by Prof. James Edwards (First)
Authors: Prof. James Edwards
Location: Detroit, MI
Publisher: William Graham
Date: 1884
Edition: First Edition
Features: 1884. First Edition. [352]pp. Green pictorial cloth designed in black and gilt. Floral endpapers. Single front flyleaf; double flyleaves in the rear. This is a Lost World tale set in East Africa, where survivors of a shipwreck stumble into an unknown land once inhabited by a race now entirely vanished, and now occupied by Americans from Virginia, who have established a Utopia there. The encyclopedia of Science fiction
Book Condition: Near Fine: Moderate wear. Bumping to top right corners. Bright gilt.
Notes: Not in Wright, although this author is listed. The Charvat database lists a copy with a later imprint: Chicago, Donohue & Henneberry, printers, and binders [c1893]. Another reprint was published as early as 1890 and again in 1892 in New York by Henry G. Little.
HCX22102-1
Authors: Prof. James Edwards
Location: Detroit, MI
Publisher: William Graham
Date: 1884
Edition: First Edition
Features: 1884. First Edition. [352]pp. Green pictorial cloth designed in black and gilt. Floral endpapers. Single front flyleaf; double flyleaves in the rear. This is a Lost World tale set in East Africa, where survivors of a shipwreck stumble into an unknown land once inhabited by a race now entirely vanished, and now occupied by Americans from Virginia, who have established a Utopia there. The encyclopedia of Science fiction
Book Condition: Near Fine: Moderate wear. Bumping to top right corners. Bright gilt.
Notes: Not in Wright, although this author is listed. The Charvat database lists a copy with a later imprint: Chicago, Donohue & Henneberry, printers, and binders [c1893]. Another reprint was published as early as 1890 and again in 1892 in New York by Henry G. Little.
HCX22102-1