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[TWAIN, MARK; DON MARQUIS, HOWARD BRUBAKER; N. C. WYETH, ILLUSTRATOR, AND OTHERS] HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE: April to June, 1916, Vol CXXXII-CXXXIII, No DCCXCI, DCCXCII, DCCXCIII (791, 792, 793)
New York: Harper, 1916. First printing. Bound volume containing three issues of this magazine, well-illustrated in both full color, tinted and black and white pictures, full of fiction, articles, poetry, cartoons and jokes. Included are the first two installments of Mark Twain's The Mysterious Stranger each illustrated with a full-color full page painting by N. C. Wyeth. Also includes an early story by Don Marquis The Mulatto; Across the Atlantic in a Shallop by Charles Wellington Furlong; Scientific Social Service of Mr. Small, a story by Clarence Budington Kelland, illustrated by May Wilson Preston; An Ancient Village on the Marne, by Herbert Adams Gibbons, illustrated by Lester G. Hornby; three installments of Pragmatic Patricia by Margaret Cameron, illustrated by John Alonzo Williams; A Fugitive from Injustice, a story by Howard Brubaker. Plus articles on Coaling-Ports of the World; Through the Juras by Motor by Albert Bigelow Paine, illustrated by Walter Hale; From Mocassin to Motor Car, illustrated with photographs; The Submarine and the Torpedo in the Blockade of the Confederacy; The Weather and the Sky and much more. Approx 480 pp total. No covers or advertisements included. Very good in sturdy tan cloth, with gilt lettering on the spine. Library discard with a bookplate inside the front cover, stamp on top edge, but overall very clean, with relatively few markings.
Offered for US$ 45.00 by: bookfever.com (Volk & Iiams) - Book number: 43666
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