A Gallery Of Rogues. Outlaws Of Society In Fact And Fiction. Highwaymen, Murderers, Pirates, Plotters, Robbers, Smugglers, Witches -

London: Maggs Bros, 1936. First edition. Soft cover. Very good. 90p, several line ills. Back cover dusty. Fwd. by Philip Gosse, author of "History of Piracy." Bookseller catalogue of 363 items: books and ephemera of the 17th-20th centuries dealing with "highwaymen, murderers, pirates, plotters, robbers, smugglers, witches, etc." Chiefly non-fiction. Indexed. Cover is more red than it appears in the photo. Can be sent outside the US for less than the default shipping rate.

Maggs Brothers, 1936. Softcover. Good.

Maggs Bros. Ltd., London, bookseller's catalogue, June 1936. Printed wrappers, 4to,. 90 pp, ills. 363 items. From the foreword by Philip Gosse: "This catalogue is a book of reference for students, a storehouse of research and learning, an exciting romance to read, and deserves a strong and handsome binding to preserve it in its proper place on the book shelves of the erudite collector." Indexed. Wrappers slightly rubbed, otherwise Good.

London: Maggs Bros. Ltd, 1936. 8vo, pp. 85, [5] index; frontispiece, facsimiles; very good in lightly worn original wrappers. With a foreword by Philip Gosse, author of History of Piracy.

Maggs Bros, 1936. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good Condition/not applicable. Foreword by Philip Gosse, author of the History of Piracy. Good sound copy of a celebrated catalogue of rare books, clean, tight and sound in the original printed wrappers. Binding lightly rubbed. 85 pages + index. Approx. size 9" by 7". Quantity Available: 1. Category: Books on Books; Theology; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 28105. .

London: Maggs Bros. Ltd., 1936. All our favorite characters in one catalog! The esteemed English bookselling firm have outdone themselves in this 1930s classic, "Maggs Catalogue 630, June 1936." Many copies were issued in Maggs's stiff red wrappers, and at some point they were bound in red cloth with gold lettering. I don't know whether Maggs had them bound, or not, but I suspect the binding was done quite a while after the catalog was issued. (My reference copy is similarly bound, and I've seen others in identical red boards. Furthmore, the bound-in front wrap of this catalog has tape repairs on its outer edge, suggesting it was put in boards after being issued, read, and used.) One of the classics, and a must for pirate fanciers.. 18 x 24.5 cm. 85, (5 index) pp. b/w facsimiles and ills.