The reign of Queen Victoria / - by J. H. Rose.
Date
1897.
Collection
Creator(s)
J. H Rose, Victoria, Queen of England, Talwin Morris, David Rodger, Blackie & Son
Code
111434
Catalogue link
Pale rose cloth boards.
Design in black (on front cover and spine only): at top and bottom, black bands and a row of small vertical ovals divided by vertical strokes and separated by dots, this motif repeated with inward curving spears in a small centralpanel. Series, volume number, title and imprint in serifed capitals. Matching spine with series and volume number. Unsigned (LO/C32). From the collection of David Rodger LO/C32. Stamp on title-page: "Presented by the publishers" LO/C32. viii, 9-288 pages : illustrations, map, portraits ; 19cm.
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