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DOYLE, A. CONAN : The Stark Munro Letters. Complete in 16 chapters IN: THE IDLER. ( August 1894 - Jan. 1896) Vols. 6, 7 and 8. Illustrated by George Hutchinson. An Illustrated Monthly.
Chatto & Windus 1895
3 volumes. 2 vols. are 8vo size, and have a dark green half morocco spine, gt. Green pebbled cloth covers. The last volume (vol. 8) is taller ( 17cm x 24cm), and in green cloth, gt. Profusely illustrated. 800 pp./ 852 pp. / 595 pp. There is light foxing in the first 2 volumes, the 3rd. volume has some pages overall browned. 2 pages have the top corners trimmed (from the Doyle Stark Munro Letters) - but this does NOT affect the text. Very good. OTHER CONTENTS: R.L. STEVENSON: My First Book: Treasure Island, Ill. by A.S. Boyd. 11 pp, plus large painted port. of Stevenson) / RANKIN: People I have never met: DR. A. CONAN DOYLE ( is picture from the "Refugees" ) / J.J.JEROME: The Mystery of Black Rock Creek (complete)/ A CHAT WITH CONAN DOYLE, by and "Idler" Interviewer (10 pages with num. interesting photographs)/ R. KIPLING: The Story of Ung, ills. by a.S. Boyd (complete) , And: The Ship that Found Herself / Stories of Famous Men: The Boyhood of Henry Irving (ills.) / EDEN PHILLPOTTS: Astounding Episode at no. 9 (complete, ills.) / A. HOPE: A Secret (complete, ills.) / THE LAWS OF ANCIENT GOLF, by the author of "Law Lyrics", with ills. by J. Barnard Davis (4 pp., ills.) / Tales of our Coast: 1: "There is Sorrow on the Sea", by G. Parker, and "The Smugglers of the Clone, both ills. by FRANK BRANGWYN / Boyle: Mr. Frank Brangwyn at Stratford Studios / "Canine and Sublime". A chat with MR. LOUIS WAIN, by R. Compton (6 pp., num. ills.) / KILLARNEY’S Lakes and Dells", by The Victim (many ills.) / etc., etc.;
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85.00 GBP
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DOYLE, ARTHUR CONAN: The White Company.
Smith Elder & Co. 1908 (24th.ed.).
In original red cloth covers with gilt to spine and pictorial school board gilt stamp to front.. 416pp. Cat.4pp. B/w plates. In good condition. Spine darkened and slightly rubbed at edges. Covers marked and a little rubbed at corners. Presentation bookplate pasted on front endpaper. Hinge a little untidy. Doyle’s medieval romance, "a remarkable piece of research on fourteenth-century English mercenary warfare in France and Spain". The adventures of Alleyne Edricson as he joins the fellowship of the White Company, a band of deftly skilled archers who battle during the Hundred Years War.
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