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A 1940 Everyman’s Library hardback of Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace, Volume III, The French at Moscow. This listing is for Volume 3 only, the final volume of the three-volume edition.
Published by J. M. Dent & Sons in London and E. P. Dutton & Co. in New York as Everyman’s Library No. 527. The copyright page credits Eric Ravilious for the book’s decoration. Bound in rust-orange cloth with gilt spine lettering and patterned endpapers. A previous owner’s illustrated bookplate, bearing the name Philip Cox, is attached to the front endpaper.
The spine is noticeably faded, with scattered marks and uneven fading to the boards, light wear to the corners and spine ends, and age-toning to the page edges. Offered without a dust jacket. Please see the photographs for condition.
The book measures approximately 17.3 cm high × 11.1 cm wide (6.8 × 4.4 in) and weighs 265 g unpacked.
War and Peace Vol 3 Leo Tolstoy 1940 Everyman’s Library 527 Eric Ravilious
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Published by J. M. Dent & Sons in London and E. P. Dutton & Co. in New York as Everyman’s Library No. 527. The copyright page credits Eric Ravilious for the book’s decoration. Bound in rust-orange cloth with gilt spine lettering and patterned endpapers. A previous owner’s illustrated bookplate, bearing the name Philip Cox, is attached to the front endpaper.
The spine is noticeably faded, with scattered marks and uneven fading to the boards, light wear to the corners and spine ends, and age-toning to the page edges. Offered without a dust jacket. Please see the photographs for condition.
The book measures approximately 17.3 cm high × 11.1 cm wide (6.8 × 4.4 in) and weighs 265 g unpacked.