The Legend Of Ermengarde

Published by Edward Titus, Paris, 1929

Seller: Neil Pearson Rare Books, London, United KingdomNeil Pearson Rare Books

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8vo, pp. 16. Original plain stiff paper wrappers, housed in a dustwrapper printed in red and black to front panel. Top edge cut, others uncut. Small bookplate to verso of ffep. Unopened. Light wear to top edge of (outsize) wrappers, spine and rear panel a little browned, otherwise a near fine, unopened copy. First edition, COPY L OF 20 LETTERED COPIES, OF A TOTAL EDITION OF 250 COPIES. THIS COPY SIGNED BY THE TRANSLATOR BUT NOT THE PUBLISHER (AS CALLED FOR). An unopened copy, with the typo to front panel ('RIGNAULT' for 'RIGNAUT') corrected by hand, with a line through the rogue 'L'. This typo is repeated on the title page (uncorrected here), but the name is printed correctly at the end of the translator's preface.

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Bibliographic details

Title
The Legend Of Ermengarde
Author
[trans. RIGNAUT, Homer] SAINE, Uc
Publisher
Edward Titus, Paris
Publication year
1929
Seller catalogs
Paris and the Expatriates Poetry Homer RIGNAUT Uc SAINE

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