The Juvenile Miscellany of Anecdotes, Tales, Biography, and History, in Prose and Verse

London: 1849. [JUVENILE]. London: Re-published by Henry Washbourne, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars; and Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd, 1849.
Spine title: The Juvenile Miscellany
Two volumes in one. 16mo (6 ¼” x 4 ¼”); [3], 4-192pp + 3-195 [1]; blind-stamped design on green ribbed cloth over board, gilt decoration to front and spine, gilt-stamped lettering on spine; all edges gilt; glazed cream-colored eps; binder’s ticket on rear pastedown “Bound by Bone & Son, 16, Fleet Street, London”; lsplotchy oss of color to board, interior is tight and bright; very good plus. Not found in OCLC. Item #2152

An interesting and delightful collection of history and fiction, short stories, and poetry. Many of the stories have familiar titles, and include travel to distant countries. Stories of fairies, dragons, and Druids are included. The pagination for the second volume starts on the third page, but none are lacking. This numbering appears to be due to the two volumes being bound together.

Price: $175.00