Macklin Alys Eyre Translator (4 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. A light crease in the first two pages. 1/4" worn down to boards at top edge about middle of front and rear board. Purple cloth has nice deep color. No fading. Red or orange design and lettering is fine. Sharp corners. Very tight and square.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Crises: Tales of Mystery and Horror by Maurice Level A copy with moderate wear to edges; crack to rear hinge; front hinge starting but intact. Considerable rubbing to spine with loss to head of spine and mid-spine. Soiling to cover. Offset tanning to endpapers. Publisher's ad loose and present. Light age-toning to pages. Title page dated 1921. First published 1920, stated. At head of title: Les Fleurs de France. Translated from the French by Alys Eyre Macklin; With an Introduction by H.B. Irving. Light paper-covered boards with black lettering; publisher's one page ad. 239 pp. Alys Eyre Macklin(Translator) H.B. Irving(Introduction) (illustrator). BOOK. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. Tales of Mystery and Horror by Maurice Level A firm copy with mild wear to spine edges and corners. Bright plates. Not price-clipped. A checkered jacket with loss to edges and flap-folds. Moderate wear to edges. Mild soiling to jacket. In clear protective cover. First published 1920. Second Printing 1920, stated. Checkerboard patterned cloth. Frontispiece and three black and white plates. Pages rough trimmed; 303 pp. Translated from the French by Alys Eyre Macklin with introduction by Henry B. Irving. "Level inherited the mantle of Villiers de l'Isle Adam as a master of the conte cruel, though he was a less subtle exponent of the art; several of his stories were adapted for the stage by the notorious Grand Guignol Theater in Paris, and his ghoulish twists are unparalleled, save perhaps by Robert Bloch." - Barron (ed), Horror Literature 3-129. W.T. Benda(Interior Artist) Alys Eyre Macklin(Translator) Henry B. Irving(Introduction) (illustrator). BOOK.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good-. First Edition. Tales of Mystery and Horror by Maurice Level (First Edition) A firm copy with moderate wear to spine edges; mild bumping to corners. Front hinge starting; binding intact. Mild age-toning to pages. No jacket present. Title page dated 1920. First published 1920. Translated from the French by Alys Eyre Macklin; With an Introduction by Henry B. Irving. Checkerboard patterned cloth with black and white lettering; frontispiece plus three illustration plates. 303 pp. "Level inherited the mantle of Villiers de l'Isle Adam as a master of the conte cruel, though he was a less subtle exponent of the art; several of his stories were adapted for the stage by the notorious Grand Guignol Theater in Paris, and his ghoulish twists are unparalleled, save perhaps by Robert Bloch." - Barron (ed), Horror Literature 3-129. W.T.Benda(Interior Artist) Alys Eyre Macklin(Translator) (illustrator). BOOK.…