French Literature In Translation from Goldring Books

London: Dent Everyman's Library, 1970. Gold title on blue boards which are clean and unmarked with slight dulling to spine and internally very clean, tight and unmarked. Uniform with Everyman's Library of which this is No. 698.Introduction by W.W. Comfort. Comprises Eric et Enide; Cliges; Yvain; Lancelot;. The classic work by France's greatest medieval poet. … Read more about this item

London: Geoffrey Bles, 1925. Red cloth boards with paper title label to spine. Spine and edges of boards faded but with no wear. Internally endpapers are age darkened else very clean, tight and unmarked. Preface by the author to Dr. George Dumas. vii + 178 pages. Translated by Faith Chipperfield. Not dated but believed to be 1925. … Read more about this item

London: W.H. Allen, 1984. A near Fine unmarked copy (Fine apart from light foxing to top edge) with near Fine dustjacket which has a little light foxing to front inner flap and is not price clipped. 188 pages. Translated from the French by Christine Donougher. First English translation edition. From the moment he sets eyes on her, Nicholas Lomont is… Read more about this item

London: George G. Harrap, 1970. A Fine unmarked copy with near Fine dustjacket which is not price clipped. 344 pages. Translated by Annie Mygind in collaboration with Patrick Henry. The author Bernard Charles Henri Clavel (1923-2010) won the 1968 Prix Goncourt. His novel tells the story of Gaston Dubois and his wife Fernande, forced to work their way into… Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1923. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which are clean and unmarked with no wear. Internally very clean, tight and unmarked with a small neat name, place and date to front endpaper. Dustjacket is complete with age darkening and some wear. Translated by… Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1925. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which have some minor marks to front and dulling to spine with no wear. Internally clean, tight and unmarked with no inscriptions. Translated by Mrs. Wilfrid Jackson and introduction by William J. Locke. First published… Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1924. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which have some minor marks to front and dulling to spine with no wear. Internally clean, tight and unmarked with no inscriptions. Translated by Mrs. Wilfrid Jackson and Emilie Jackson. First published in 1920. … Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1924. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which have some minor marks to front and dulling to spine with no wear. Internally clean, tight and unmarked with no inscriptions. Translated by Mrs. John Lane. First published in 1909. Comprise the stories :-… Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1924. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which have some minor marks to front and a mark and dulling to spine with no wear. Internally there is foxing to fore edge else clean, tight and unmarked with no inscriptions. Translated by Alfred Allinsin.… Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1927. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which have some minor marks to front and dulling to spine with no wear. Internally clean, tight and unmarked with no inscriptions. Translated by Winifred Stephens. First published in 1908. … Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1923. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which have some minor marks to front and dulling to spine with no wear. Internally clean, tight and unmarked with no inscriptions. Translated by J. Lewis May. First published in 1915. … Read more about this item

London: The Bodley Head, 1923. Gilt title and decoration to spine, blind embossed title, ruling and motif of Anatole France on orange cloth boards which are clean and unmarked with no wear. Internally very clean, tight and unmarked with no inscriptions. Dustjacket is complete with age darkening and a manual correction changing 'girl' to 'boy' on the Famished Cat synopsis.… Read more about this item

London: Greening, 1909. Blind embossed lotus decoration with gilt titles on purple cloth boards which have fading to spine but no wear. Internally there is age darkening to endpapers and a small name to front endpaper else very clean, tight and unmarked. Top edge gilt. Photograph of author to frontispiece. Translated by Ernest Tristan and G. F. Monkshood with preface… Read more about this item

London: Chapman Hall, 1926. Translated by Eric Sutton with an introduction by Charles Scott Moncrieff. Limited edition of 1000 copies for England and America of which this is number 49. First translation into English. Gilt title to spine on light brown cloth boards with decorative paper sides. Fore and lower edges uncut. Top edge gilt. Age darkening to endpapers else… Read more about this item

New York: Walter J. Black Black title on red cloth boards which have some wear to spine head and tail and to spine itself which is faeded. Portrait of author to frontispiece. Internally there is a small name and date to rear endpaper else very clean, tight and unmarked. 457 pages. Not dated but probably 1920's. Six volumes in one.… Read more about this item

London: Chapman Hall, 1926. Translated by Eric Sutton with an introduction by Andre Maurois. Limited edition of 1000 copies for England and America of which this is number 442. First English translation. Gilt title on light brown cloth boards with decorative paper sides. Dustjacket has small removal at head with matching pattern as boards with paper title label showing price… Read more about this item

London: Chapman Hall, 1926. Translated by H.B.V. with an introduction by Augustus John. Limited edition of 1000 copies for England and America of which this is number 65. Gilt title on light brown cloth boards with decorative paper sides. Fore and lower edges uncut. Top edge gilt. Age darkening to endpapers else very clean, tight and unmarked. Uniform with XVIII… Read more about this item

London: George Allen & Unwin / Religious Book Club, 1914. Gilt decoration and titles on green cloth boards which have a minor mark to front with no wear. Internally there is a contemporary name to front endpaper else very clean, tight and unmarked. Green floral coloured endpapers. 1 page of adverts bound in at rear. A Very Good+ copy. Translated… Read more about this item

London: Hutchinson, 1897. Stylised lady in dark green with gilt lettering title to front, dark green motif and gilt title to spine on light green cloth boards which show just slight wear. Internally there is age darkening to end papers, a contemporary name to front endpaper, a crease to lower corner of one page else a clean, tight copy. Translated… Read more about this item

London: Scolar Press, 1982. Translated by Alan Sheridan. Silver lettering on Burgundy red cloth boards. Thick dustjacket has a very small tear else near Fine. Portrait of the Abbe Jean-Baptiste Castor Fabre to frontispiece. 608 pages A scholarly work examining the Occitan novel Jean-L'Ont-Pris by the Abbe Jean-Baptiste Castor Fabre (1727-1783) and the text in relation to the culture… Read more about this item