From ROBIN RARE BOOKS at the Midtown Scholar, Harrisburg, PA, U.S.A.
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About this Item
Erik Gustaf Geijer was a Swedish poet, historian and composer among other vocations. His work The Viking (Vikingen) was part of a nationalist movement that helped rehabilitate the image of the Viking from wild barbarian to the heroic Northman known today. Immensely popular during his lifetime, for more than a hundred years, schoolchildren have sung and recited his poems and songs about ancient Vikings. This is a nice edition of his some of his works and has his most famous poem, Vikingen in it. Very Good Condition: 8vo: 3/4 leather with brown marble paper: banded spine with gilt decorations and lettering: bookstore stamp inside front (L.W. Schmidt/New York/German Booksellers): pencil on facing page: cracked interior gutter front and rear with cracked after dedication page and foreword: occasional spotting and mild discoloration of paper due to age: water spots on title page: Skaldestycken : Erik Gustaf Geijer: Upsala: Palmbald & C.: 1835. COLL1835ABCB. Seller Inventory # COLL1835ABCB
Bibliographic Details
Title: Skaldestycken
Publisher: Palmblad & C.
Publication Date: 1835
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
Store Description
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