THE WRITINGS OF MARK TWAIN (22 of 23 volumes)
Hartford, Conn. American Publishing Company, 1901. Authorized Uniform edition. Cloth. 22 0f 23 volumes, lacking Volume 23, My Literary Debut. A Good set. Each volume approximately 400 pages, illustrated with a photogravure frontispiece in each volume and b&w plates among the text. Uniformly bound in blue cloth with paper title labels on the spine. Moderate edge wear; aper title labels tanned and creased, with Vol. 12's label missing (Tom Sawyer). All volumes the same book plate on the front paste down. Some pages unopened. Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn have the most wear. A Scarce set, unfortunately lacking the last volume. Internally near fine. Item #30443
The only collaboration of Twain's was with Warner for the Novel, the Gilded Age, which lent its name to the age.Contains: Innocents Abroad (in 2 volumes); A Tramp Abroad (2 vols); Following the Equator (2 vols); Roughing It (2 vols); Life on the Mississippi; The Gilded Age (2 vols); Tom Sawyer; Huckleberry Finn; Pudd'nhead Wilson; The Prince and the Pauper; Connecticut Yankee; Joan of Arc (2 volumes); Short Stories and Sketches (3 volumes); Literary Essays (How to Tell a Story).
Price: $260.00