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Antique Edwardian Book 1909 | The Lady of Holt Dene – Emma Marshall | Inscribed Hardback | Decorative Gilt Cloth Binding
$28.13
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DetailsA beautiful antique hardback copy of The Lady of Holt Dene by Emma Marshall, featuring a handwritten gift inscription dated Christmas 1909.
Bound in deep green cloth with ornate gilt decoration and lettering, this is a lovely example of Edwardian book design, both solidly made and visually striking. The binding remains intact and the book presents very well for its age.
Condition:
The pages show age-related toning and foxing (spotting common in books of this period), consistent with a book over a century old. The inscription page is intact and legible, adding a personal, historical touch. Overall, the book is in very good antique condition, with no loose pages and a strong binding.
Inscription:
Handwritten dedication reading:
“To Daisy, with love & best wishes, from Bee. Xmas 1909.”
A wonderfully atmospheric piece — perfect for collectors of antique books, Edwardian literature, or anyone who loves books as physical objects with lived-in histories.
Ideal for display, gifting, or quiet reverent reading. -
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