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Les Miserables Par Victor Hugo

Hugo, Victor · New York, Boston

Author
Hugo, Victor
Date
c1900
Place
New York, Boston
Publisher
William R. Jenkins Libraire Francais, Carl Schoenhof
Language
French
Binding
8vo.(5" x 7.5") Five volumes complete. Half red leather with corners, bright gilt rule to all leather edges, over marbled boards. Spine with five gilt decorated raised bands, gilt lettering to second and third compartments, gilt lacy frames and centered gilt device to all others. Top edge gilt, marbled endpapers. Edgewear, corners bumped and rubbed with most rubbed through to boards with tiny loss, board edges nicked in a couple of spots. Boards lightly rubbed to marbled paper, otherwise Near Fine. French language.
Edition
Bayntun Doublure Signed Binding
Category
History & Americana
Record
S.I.9909

"Les Misérables" by Victor Hugo, published circa 1900 in New York and Boston by William R. Jenkins, Libraire Français, and Carl Schoenhof. This handsome five-volume French-language set presents Hugo’s celebrated novel of injustice, redemption, sacrifice, and social upheaval in an elegant antiquarian binding.

Octavo (5" x 7.5"). Five volumes, complete. Bound in half red leather with leather corners over marbled boards. The spines feature five raised bands with gilt decoration, gilt lettering in the second and third compartments, and intricate gilt frames with a centered gilt device in the remaining compartments. Gilt rules accent the leather edges, the top edges are gilt, and the endpapers are marbled. The bindings show edgewear and bumped corners, with most corners rubbed through to the boards and tiny areas of loss. A couple of board edges have small nicks. The marbled paper is lightly rubbed; otherwise, the set is in near-fine condition.

An attractive collectible edition of Hugo’s literary masterpiece, ideal for admirers of French literature, classic novels, and finely bound antique books

Condition

Very Good

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