MacKenzie - Teutonic Myth and Legend - 1925

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Donald A. MacKenzie’s Teutonic Myth and Legend, a 1st Edition Thus hardback published by Gresham circa 1925, 469 pages with 35 tipped-in plates, in Near Fine condition.

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This is a beautiful copy of Donald MacKenzie's; "Teutonic Myth and Legend". The book is illustrated throughout, with a mixture of colour and black & white tipped in plates. This copy has been very well cared for and it remains in Near Fine condition. It would make an excellent addition to any decorative library or private collection.

CONDITION & FEATURES

- Near Fine condition - lightly read
- 35 tipped-in plates (mostly black & white)
- All pages are present
- Pages are generally clean & straight - some minor foxing
- Binding and Hinges are secure
- Boards and Spine are very neat - small knock on front hinge
- No names or inscriptions

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SUMMARY

- Teutonic Myth and Legend
- Written by Donald A. MacKenzie
- Undated, printed circa 1925
- Published by Gresham, London
- Hardcover

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CONDITION TERMINOLOGY

Fine (F): An excellent copy, showing next to no wear. Likely unread.

Near Fine (NF): Small signs of wear, but still an excellent copy. Possibly unread.

Very Good (VG): A very good copy. Expect a few signs of wear but nothing overtly detrimental to the book. Lightly read.

Good (G): A generally very good copy, but with the possibility of either a large number of minor defects, or a few more significant defects which will be noted.

Fair: An average book that has complete text pages but may lack endpapers, half-title, etc. Binding, jacket (if any), etc., may also be worn. May require repairs.

Poor: A book that is heavily worn, possibly with broken joints, hinges, missing pages, etc. Generally only rare books are sold in this condition. Likely to require repairs.

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SHIPPING

Please be aware; you may be liable for locally payable customs/duties/import taxes, in addition to shipping charges. Most international parcels are shipped via Royal Mail, UPS, Evri or DPD. Delivery usually takes 3-7 working days and is fully trackable.

Seller's Story

Flozzy Books, is an independent UK bookstore based in the heart of England. We deal in a wide range of antiquarian, rare and collectible books, but specialise in children's and illustrated titles. Sought-after authors and illustrators such as Beatrix Potter, Arthur Rackham, JM Barrie and Mabel Lucie Attwell feature heavily in our usual stock.

This is a beautiful copy of Donald MacKenzie's; "Teutonic Myth and Legend". The book is illustrated throughout, with a mixture of colour and black & white tipped in plates. This copy has been very well cared for and it remains in Near Fine condition. It would make an excellent addition to any decorative library or private collection.

CONDITION & FEATURES

- Near Fine condition - lightly read
- 35 tipped-in plates (mostly black & white)
- All pages are present
- Pages are generally clean & straight - some minor foxing
- Binding and Hinges are secure
- Boards and Spine are very neat - small knock on front hinge
- No names or inscriptions

---- ---- ---- ---- ----

SUMMARY

- Teutonic Myth and Legend
- Written by Donald A. MacKenzie
- Undated, printed circa 1925
- Published by Gresham, London
- Hardcover

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CONDITION TERMINOLOGY

Fine (F): An excellent copy, showing next to no wear. Likely unread.

Near Fine (NF): Small signs of wear, but still an excellent copy. Possibly unread.

Very Good (VG): A very good copy. Expect a few signs of wear but nothing overtly detrimental to the book. Lightly read.

Good (G): A generally very good copy, but with the possibility of either a large number of minor defects, or a few more significant defects which will be noted.

Fair: An average book that has complete text pages but may lack endpapers, half-title, etc. Binding, jacket (if any), etc., may also be worn. May require repairs.

Poor: A book that is heavily worn, possibly with broken joints, hinges, missing pages, etc. Generally only rare books are sold in this condition. Likely to require repairs.

---- ---- ---- ---- ----

SHIPPING

Please be aware; you may be liable for locally payable customs/duties/import taxes, in addition to shipping charges. Most international parcels are shipped via Royal Mail, UPS, Evri or DPD. Delivery usually takes 3-7 working days and is fully trackable.

Seller's Story

Flozzy Books, is an independent UK bookstore based in the heart of England. We deal in a wide range of antiquarian, rare and collectible books, but specialise in children's and illustrated titles. Sought-after authors and illustrators such as Beatrix Potter, Arthur Rackham, JM Barrie and Mabel Lucie Attwell feature heavily in our usual stock.

Details

Number of books
1
Culture
Viking Era
Subject
Archaeology, Heraldry, History, Illustrated, Science fiction and fantasy, Tribal art and culture
Book title
Teutonic Myth and Legend
Author/ Illustrator
MacKenzie
Condition
Fine
Publication year oldest item
1925
Height
22 cm
Edition
1st Edition Thus
Width
15 cm
Language
English
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Gresham
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Extras
Tipped in plates
Number of pages
469
United KingdomVerified
408
Objects sold
100%
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