Fiction - English Victorian Novelists from Goldring Books

London: Macmillan, 1895. Gilt title and decoration on blue cloth boards which have wear to spine head and tail and edges with age darkening to spine. Cracking to front and rear hinges. Contemporary name and address to half-title page. Occasional spotting to the margins of some pages. First Edition. 358 pages + 2 page publisher's catalogue. Under the… Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 327 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear but has a small indentation to front top. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 448 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic… Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 345 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 319 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd.343 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 344 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 297 pages + publisher's catalogue. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis… Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 455 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 350 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1909. Gilt monogram and title on blue cloth boards which are unmarked with no wear. Age toning to endpapers else very clean and unmarkd. 348 pages. Top edge gilt. Hugh Stowell Scott 1862-1903) was a prominent English novelist who wrote as Henry Seton Merriman. An enthusiastic traveller he died of appendicitis aged 41. … Read more about this item

London: Richard Bentley, 1897. Gilt motif and titles on red cloth boards which have a small mark to front else very clean with gilt very bright. Fore and top edges uncut, coloured endpapers with neat contemporary name and prize inscription dated 1899. A very small corner piece of the front endpaper is missing. Internally it is very clean, tight and… Read more about this item

London: John Murray, 1983. A Very Good+ unmarked copy which has a small blind embossed personal stamp to front endpaper, a corner crease to top of one page and a little light foxing to closed edges with near Fine dustjacket which is not price clipped. 221 pages. Appendixes by Ellen Henderson and John P. Matthews. The revelation that a… Read more about this item

London: Collins, 1930. Gilt title and decoration with gilt crest of Doncaster Grammar School to front on red supple leather boards which have wear to spine head and a touch to corner tips. Internally there is a prize label to front endpaper dated July 1930 and some pages have a little ceasing to top corner tips else very clean, tight… Read more about this item

London: Morgan and Scott, 1890. Black and silver titles with coloured floral decoration on blue cloth boards which are clean and unmarked with just a touch of wear to corner tips and spine head and tail. Internally very clean, tight and unmarked. 155 pages. Illustrated. Not dated but circa 1890's. The author's full name is not known. In his preface… Read more about this item

London: Walter Scott Gilt title and flower motif on green cloth boards. Boards are clean with very minor marks and just a little touch of wear to spine head and corner tips. Internally there is age darkening of endpapers else clean, tight and unmarked with no previous ownership inscriptions. Not dated but circa 1890's. All edges gilt. No author noted… Read more about this item

London: George Routledge, 1902. COMPLETE IN 3 VOLUMES. Gilt title, ruling and monogram EBL on red cloth boards. Boards have some light markings but no wear. Internally very clean, tight and unmarked with top edge uncut and a little light foxing to fore edge. A Good + to Very Good copy. Vol.I 439 pages + adverts, Vol II… Read more about this item

London: Smith , Elder, 1899. Gilt titles on green cloth boards which have some wear to spine head and tail and corner tips with some minor light marks to back. Internally the hinge is weak to front, contemporary names and an address to half title page else clean and unmarked. Fore edge uncut. 464 pages and publisher's catalogue at rear.… Read more about this item

London: W.Nicholson, 1890. Gilt embossed titles and black embossed decoration with black embossed motif of bird on foliage to back on red cloth bevelled boards. Boards are clean with gilt and decoration bright. A neat contemporary name and address to front pastedown, age darkening of endpapers and some marks to closed fore edge else clean and unmarked. Not dated but… Read more about this item

London: William Blackwood, 1900. Gold title and library reference number on red cloth boards which have a sunned spine and some very light marks. Internally there are small ink stamps of The Gas Company's library, Old Kent Road to front pastedown and top of page 1 (not affecting the text), else clean, tight and unmarked. vi + 363 pages. … Read more about this item