The Old Wive's Tale

Published by Hodder and Stoughton, Dublin, 1911

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Seller: Temple Bar Bookshop, Dublin, Dub, IrelandTemple Bar Bookshop

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Condition: Used - Very good

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An early edition, dated by the British Library to 1911/12. A very good copy in publisher's decorated cloth with paper overlay to upper cover, lightly rubbed at the edges, end papers a bit browned. Previous owner's name on front end paper.

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Bibliographic details

Title
The Old Wive's Tale
Author
Bennett, Arnold
Publisher
Hodder and Stoughton, Dublin
Publication year
1911
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Soft cover

Temple Bar Bookshop

Dublin, Dub, Ireland

4-star seller

AbeBooks seller since January 8, 2014

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Rare and Antiquarian book store in Co Dublin, we have been in Blackrock for over 30 years. Specialising in antiquarian books, first editions, Irish interest, private presses and the social sciences. We are always interested in buying collections of books or important single volumes. Formerly Blackrock Rare Books and now in Cow's Lane Temple Bar. Please let us know if you wish to view any books listed online at our shop, as they are not stored on site.

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Social Sciences, Irish interest, Private presses, Antiquarian, First editions

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