Pride and prejudice / - a novel by Jane Austen; illustrated by Chris. Hammond with an introduction by William Keith Leask.
Date
[1898?]
Collection
Creator(s)
Jane Austen, Chris Hammond, W. Keith Leask, Talwin Morris, David Rodger, Gresham Publishing
Code
111115
Catalogue link
After 1903, this series was published by Blackie.
Uniform series design: Design A: (c.1899): pale grey endpapers. Ultramarine cloth boards. Design mainly in white (in mirror image on front and back covers): diagonal arabesques (stylised feathers) dividing the covers into two outlined panels, each containing three (except for the upper front cover - two) "peacock's crest" motifs with green reniform centres; white dots in the corners; title only on upper front cover in gilt serifed italic capitals. On spine, within a white frame, nine feather ribs branching from centre base, the three middle ones bearing the "peacock's crest" motif; in each corner, one further such motif with a white dot. Unsigned (LO/C32). From the collection of David Rodger LO/C32. xxi, (one) leaf, 392 pages, (6) leaves of plates : illustrations, frontispiece ; 21cm.
Related objects
-
Scenes of clerical life / - by George Eliot; illustrated by Chris. Hammond, with an introduction by William Keith Leask. -
Great expectations : - and other stories / - by Charles Dickens; with frontispiece and illustrations by H. M. Brock. - vol. XIV. -
The old curiosity shop / - by Charles Dickens; with illustrations by H. M. Brock. - One of a 16 volume set. -
The reign of the Princess Naska / - by Amelia Hutchison Stirling; with drawings by Paul Hardy. -
The cabinet of Irish literature : - selections from the works of the chief poets, orators, and prose writers of Ireland / - with biographical sketches and literary notices by Charles A. Read. - Volume I. -
A very odd girl, or, Life at the gabled farm / - by Annie E. Armstrong; illustrated by S. T. Dadd. -
The book of Glasgow Cathedral : - a history and description / - edited by George Eyre-Todd; with special chapters written by Archbishop Eyre [et.al.]; illustrated by David Small, Herbert Railton, J. A. Duncan, and others. -
The whispering winds and the tales that they told / - by Mary H. Debenham; with twenty-five illustrations by Paul Hardy. -
Le Chevalier du Guet : - Féerie en un acte ; with music / - par E. Magee. -
Waverley, Or, 'Tis sixty years since / - by Sir Walter Scott. -
Ivanhoe : - a romance / - By Sir Walter Scott; illustrated by Alfred Pearse. -
The natural history of plants : - their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution ; With about two thousand original woodcut illustrations / - From the German of Anton Kerner von Marilaun, by F. W. Oliver; with the assistance of Lady Busk, and Mrs. M. F. Macdonald. - Volume II, - The history of plants. -
Poems / - by Elizabeth Barrett Browning; with an introduction by Alice Meynell. -
Animal and plant life : - first part / - by the Rev. Theodore Wood. -
The call of the homeland : - a collection of English verse / - selected and arranged by R. P. Scott and Kath: T. Wallas. - Book One. -
The modern carpenter joiner and cabinet-maker : - a complete guide to current practice ; illustrated by a series of about 100 separately printed plates and many hundred figures in the text / - prepared under the editorship of G. Lister Sutcliffe, with contributions from many specialists. - Volume I.