Search Results: through scandinavia to moscow by seymour edwards william

The R. Clarke Co, 1906-01-01. Unknown Binding. Very Good. 0x0x0. ***please read*** no marks on text - Cover shows minor shelf wear - hardcover - 11-A-5*

Paperback / softback. New.

Cincinnati 1906 1st Robert Clarke. Denmark, Sweden and Russia. 8vo., 237pp., large folding map, index, green cloth with gilt lettering. Top edge gilt. Good, cover worn and rubbed.

Paperback / softback. New.

The Robert Clarke Co.. Very Good+ with No dust jacket as issued. 1906. First Edition. Hardcover. No names or markings. Folded map in the back of book. A ding on the top right corner. A few worn and bumped spots. A dark green cloth binding with gold lettering. Foxing on the inside hardcovers front and back. Book is in very good plus condition. No dustjacket. ; 5 1/2"-8"; 237 pages .

Hardback. New.

Cincinnati, OH: Robert Clarke Co., 1906. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Octavo; xiii, 237 pages, pictorial dark green cloth, edgeworn, puncture in the dedication leaf margin, t.e.g. Signed on the front pastedown, "William Seymour Edwards / from an old friend - / His book". This is a record of the author's 1902 honeymoon trip through Denmark, Sweden and Russia, to Moscow, in a series of letters to his father. "Entering Russia, I found myself amidst social and political conditions, mediaeval and malevolent. The wanton luxury of the enormously rich, the pinching poverty of the very poor. ... In the brief interval which has since elapsed this smoldering discontent has become the blazing conflagration of Revolution." - Foreword. Illustrated with dozens of photographs taken with a Kodak.

1906. EDWARDS, William Seymour. THROUGH SCANDINAVIA TO MOSCOW. With Illustrations & Maps. Cincinnati: The Robert Clarke Co., 1906. Small 8vo., pictorial blue-green cloth, stamped in black & gilt; 237 pages with large, fold-out map in rear. First Edition. A collection of letters written by the author to his father on a journey from Scandinavia to Moscow around 1902. Signed presentation from Edwards beneath his portrait frontispiece: "Dr. Carl G. Davey, with compliments of the author, William Seymour Edwards. Feby. 17th, 1911." Edwards was a West Virginian Progressive candidate for the U.S. Senate in 1913 and was supposedly a relative of Teddy Roosevelt. Very Good (little wear & small bit of bubbling to cloth on rear cover, else quite bright, clean & tight). $250.00.