Jules Verne et André Laurie / George Roux - L'Epave du Cynthia - 1885

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Jules Verne and André Laurie’s illustrated first edition of *L'Epave du Cynthia*, with illustrations by George Roux, was published by J. Hetzel et Cie in 1885.

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Superb original illustrated edition in its magnificent polychrome percaline binding with a red fern on a green background, of this work which contains a captivating adventure novel -

The story begins with the discovery of a mysterious child, taken in under extraordinary circumstances on the shores of Norway, whose origin remains unknown and whose physical characteristics seem to distinguish him from other men -

Named Erik, the young boy grows up in an environment where his intelligence, exceptional qualities and singular behavior quickly arouse the curiosity of those around him -

His existence becomes the starting point of a plot that combines the search for origins, family secrets, human rivalries and the advances of science -

Jules Verne and André Laurie / George Roux - The Wreck of the Cynthia - 1885 - J. Hetzel et Cie -
266 Pages.

Good binding condition, binding in full red percaline, polychrome decoration with the red fern on a green background, light wear or stains, some minor defects on the cover, restorations (corners & joints) gilt edges, smooth richly adorned spine, charming illustrations on the covers -

Good interior condition, some foxing, restorations (flyleaves), the work enriched with magnificent plates hors texte including a frontispiece by George Roux, modern endpapers in good condition, 8 Hetzel GI Catalog pages for the years 1892/1893 at the end, a pleasant copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days -

Superb original illustrated edition in its magnificent polychrome percaline binding with a red fern on a green background, of this work which contains a captivating adventure novel -

The story begins with the discovery of a mysterious child, taken in under extraordinary circumstances on the shores of Norway, whose origin remains unknown and whose physical characteristics seem to distinguish him from other men -

Named Erik, the young boy grows up in an environment where his intelligence, exceptional qualities and singular behavior quickly arouse the curiosity of those around him -

His existence becomes the starting point of a plot that combines the search for origins, family secrets, human rivalries and the advances of science -

Jules Verne and André Laurie / George Roux - The Wreck of the Cynthia - 1885 - J. Hetzel et Cie -
266 Pages.

Good binding condition, binding in full red percaline, polychrome decoration with the red fern on a green background, light wear or stains, some minor defects on the cover, restorations (corners & joints) gilt edges, smooth richly adorned spine, charming illustrations on the covers -

Good interior condition, some foxing, restorations (flyleaves), the work enriched with magnificent plates hors texte including a frontispiece by George Roux, modern endpapers in good condition, 8 Hetzel GI Catalog pages for the years 1892/1893 at the end, a pleasant copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days -

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Fine Bindings, Geography, History, Illustrated, Literature, Reference
Book title
L'Epave du Cynthia
Author/ Illustrator
Jules Verne et André Laurie / George Roux
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1885
Height
25 cm
Edition
1st Edition, Illustrated Edition
Width
17 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
J. Hetzel et Cie
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
266
Sold by
FranceVerified
17830
Objects sold
99.92%
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